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London, England, 1814-05-06 00:00:00

D RURT-I. ANE THEATRE.

The Tragedy of Othello was acted at this Theatre
last night—the part of Othello by Mr. KEAN. In ge-
neral, Mr. KEAN displayed the same excellencies and
the same defects as in his former characters. His
voice and person were not in consonance with the
character, nor was there throughout that noble tide ,
of deep and sustained passion, impetuous but majestic,
that 46 flows on like the Propontic, and knows no ebb,"
which raise our admiration and pity of the lofty-min-
ded Moor: there were, however, repeated bursts of
feeling and energy which we have never seen sur-
passed. The whole of the latter part of the third act'
was a masterpiece of profound pathos and exquisite
conception, and its effect on the house was electrical.
The tone of voice in which he delivered the beautiful
.rpostrophe, " Then, Oh! farewell!" struck on the
heart and the imagination like the swelling notes of
some divine music. The look, the action, the expres-
sion of voice, with which he accompanied the excla•
mation, Not a jot, not a jot"—the reflection, " I felt
lot Cassia's kisses on her lips," and his vow of revenge
against CAllie and abandonment of his love for Derde-
mona, laid open the very tumult and agony of the soul.
In Other parts, where s:e expected an equal interest to
be excited, we were disappointed ; and in the common
scenes we think Mr. KEAN'S manner had more point
and emphasis than the sense or character requirefi.
MISS SIIITII played De:deraoaa extremely well; and
Mrs. GLOVER, in the last scene, in the character of'
Emilia, by the powerful appeals of voice and action,
drew down repeated bursts of applause. Mr. Posta
performed Igo well. . •

Much curiosity is excited by the announcement of 1
a work, with the title of 4, the Prince:: or Me Rnyel
Lileriines." The Author, as we:las the Publisher, at
present remains unknown.
The Ex Empress JOSEMINE has been treated with'
particular kindness and attention by the august visi-
tors at Palk. The Emperor AI-RI:ANDER has dined'
with her, and the other Allied Sovereigns !Live paid,
their respects to her at her palace.

SUNDAY ToLL—For a carriage•dtawn by two horses
61 and if paid at either of tlte•gates following, viz.
Baker-street, Battlebridge, Hyde-park Coiner, the
gate going into Kensington, Lambeth-Marsh, Pen-
tonville, Paddington, Pimlico, St. Pancras, or Tot-
tenham-court Road, clears the whole of those gates of
the Sunday toll for the day.
RAM—Mr. Maddison, a farmer, of Lalam, has
undertaken to start nest Monday, and prrform sixty
ruiles a day for five successive day., for two hundred
guineas. The pedestrian will start on the Edgware
road, and proceed by a circuitous rout to Worcester-.
shire.

HATTON GARDEN.—J. 4W/them, J. Horton, J.
Grass, and J. Busty, all about 14, were charged by,
Mr. Powis, watchmaker, of Rosamond•street, with
being concerned in robbing him. The former was
errand-boy to Mr. Powii, and some suspician arising,
.he searched him, and found four pieces of gold oil
him, when he confessed, that having been sent by
• witness with twelve watches to the finishers, he stole
-the double case of one of thefts, and communicated
the fact to the other three, who are errand-buys in the
neighbourhood, who agreed to assist him in disposing
of it, and that they sold a part of it to a r, filler in
Long Acre for Jel. fis. 3d. On warching Green and,
liorsom, several pieces of gold were found on them,
bat none on Busby, who was ciibcharged and the
ers remanded.

• T. Jones, a boy, was fully committed, charged With
stealing a piece of cotton from the dour of Mr. Work.
man, of St. John's-street.

Yesterday, while a glazier was cleaning a window
at the house of Colonel Bloomfield, in Circus Cres-
scent, the machine gave way, by which he *As pie.
eipited to the tround, and killed on the spot.
The mortality during the last month, ending
April 26, exceeded the births (within the bills) by
183 ; and of the deaths, amounting in all to 1911, the
number of 417 died under two years of age.

Blkilt
Saturday, the I.ady of Lieutenaut-Colonel Edwards, Sloane
sheet, of a daughtrr.

• DIED.
On .the 27th ult. at Paint Pleasant, near Kingston, Surrey,
Lady Kent, aged 79, relict of the late Sir Thomas Kent. .
On.the 28th ult. at Clifton, Mrs. Halkett, the Lady of Rear-
Admiral Halkett.
At Ashkirk Manse, the 21st ult. Jessie, youngest daughter of
the Rev. Gavin J. Hamilton, minister 01 Aslikiik.
On the 29th ult. In the 71d year of his age, John Croker, Esq.
late Surveyor-General of Ireland, and father to ,the Secretary to
the Admir2lty, In private life he was one of the best and most
amiable of nu.n. In the public service, in‘whieh he *as engaged
for bait a century, he discharged his duties with an abiliry net
often equalled, and with au integrity that was never excelled.
Saturday, at Grantham, in his 75th year, the Rev. Jos. Hall,
A.M. Rector of Sneliand, Hough on the Hill, and Anteater, all
in Lincolnshire. Snelland is in the patronage of Lord Brownlow,
Hough is in the gift or the Crown, and -- Cooper, Esq. has
the presentation to Ancaster.—By the death of this gentleman,
the mastership of the free-school at Grantham has also become
vacant. A decree of the Court of Chancery which has lately'
paused, will make this one of the mow lucrative establishments
4a the kind in the country. The apionnunent of the nutter lies
with the corporation of Grantham, and many candidates have
already started for the situakun.

ADAMS'S SOLVENT, *CURE far the STONt
and GRAVEL—Mr. Y, Siugetio, of Southampton.
street, Bloomsburymquare, acquaints the Puha' that he bas lurid
it expedient to appoint as his agent, Mr. P.. Johnson, chemie at
his Medicloal Warehouse, No. IS, Greek-street, Soho, where :be
SOLVEN f will in future he supplied in bottles of es. 6d. I is. a 4
2us. stamp included. Mr. Perry may, nevertheless, be commit ng
at home every Wednesday, from Ten to Poor o'clock.— Calr,4
Patients, afill:ted with the (lout, may not only take the z•umetit
with 'tatty, but from the analogy between the two Disces.., will
be relieved in both at tiw some time. Two of the largest booms
never fail to remove the Calculous Diathesis in the habit of srden.
tary persons, and thereby prevent the formation of stone. Solna
the most respectable persons an the kingdom have been curd
of the confirmed stone by the Solvent, whose cases are detoilro
14 Perry's Disquisition of the Stone," 9th edition, prim is. 6d. to
be had of Sherwood, Paternoster row ; street ;
arid Becket, Pall-Mali

SCROPI-WILOUS CASES.
AYOUNG LADY, cf she age of 16, having been
afflicted with Scrophu'lus Ulm-radon aid extreme hod
health, was given over as a hopeless case by eminent pr, chief.
nets. By the tmof SPILSBURY's Prirtrer AN flSCOithi,
DROPS, she has recovered her heat th, and her pre.r:v sum i ea
miiesa perfect care.—Wm.Joblin, rat the Parish of Itotheri.sa;
from a weak state of health. and Scrophulot.s Affection, of the
Elbow Joisit, is al%o by their means 'PerUctly restored.—Han-
nah Thurston, near Woodbridge, is able to leave her bed aft r•
two years confinement, and requests another b ttle, in hopes et
completiog.her recovery. The efficacy of the Prent Antiwar.
hctic Drors is well known in &options, Scorbutic, Gouty, ma
Bilious Affections.

Sold wholesale by E. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church yard; awil
retail at the Dispensary, IS, soho•square, I.l.ndon, In bottles a
iis.; double, 10s. 6d ; and largest, 01. es. duty include.
COMPOUND Emmet,

to prevent Comaterfitha. the Gamine Medicine has a Mark
Ink Scamp.—.-Mr. :1. may be IlDnfilitcri persuually,.
at the Dispensary, on the 'total Profe,tional Term .

• , ADS' ICE.
Mt3SRS.. G,OSS and Co. as regular Mentber3
the Royal Collece of Surgeons in London, have ode.
lously devoted their attention for these last i 7 years to the
of these &sort:cr. which so frequently embitter, and too Mena.
prevent, that inestimable blessing, matrimonial felicity. 111 r
numerous applications they have kiitherto received from persria
of the first di,tinction, and the uniform success attendhig rh,sr
superior mode of treatment in such complaints, toilette them
thus poblicly to offer thetrisslstance.
In all cases of debility or deficiet,cy, whether re-uliing from
the too frequency of participating in the fait ties of a fask.snetie
Life, the unbounded indulgence of libertinism, or a se--ver, solitary,
and destructive habit, wkist. weakens the energy of tr. ntied,asl
destroy. the Bower of youth, by producing sterility to tr,• cab' stars
and unpotence in the other, they offer a safe and permaimor
Ti those who, from se ch complaints, are 'reverted eats:rim As
the marriar state, and ashamed to seek relief, Wood over u.die
infirmities in silence, it must be consoling to know, however
, cult or ineff. ctual the cureniay be deemed by other practiripsom,
that, by a renovating and infallible ine4hod, they my be Metered
to a sound and vigorous constitution. certao Disorder, fro.
quench" contracted in a moment of indiscretion, ant l every spezima
of Venereal Infection, by a mild and never-failing mode at was.
meat, is speedily and radically removed, without restraint to it
or exercise, as also Strictures of the Urethra and (;lieets wk,cti bay
are enabled is cure in a short period, without recourse to dm
painful. (Lustrous effects of tbeeaustic; references of whit* cm
be given to several Gertienten of high respectability, who tame
,been cured in a very short ; eriod, after havingialioisred nttihat
strictures for many years. To married Females, whose expos.
tattoos of those tender pledgys of coriaubid happhiess ham hem
defeated, it may also be ark:sing relleaton to know, that by a
proper perseverance in their remedies the general health I ewe-
vated, and the impediments removed.
Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the tura of dam
particular corapL.nts in order that they may silt brismarlied fly
a mistaken few with ite obloquy so justly attached to t,., tom-
rant empiric, think it but justice to themselves testate that they
have been property educated and initiated into eery brave d•
'he profession (certificates of which from differeat hospitals, mil se
testimonials from the most etnineut physicians, they have moms
vince any inqtrver,) that the success remitting front heir eadm•
Yours first induced them to quit the practice of the gmeralismos
mistier, and they presume that their pretension:lc:lnstitutes fair
eround for the unpn.cedented coolidence with which they ham,
by the Public been so liberally honoured.
Patients to the country are requested to Rote the perictflum
of their case, age, and manner 01 living, enclosing a s3llk•Thille
for advice and medicines, and the same will be forwarded .0 wiqj
part of the kingdom.
GOSs and Co. Surgeons, IS, Bouverle-street,Tiast ah

MA.I ItfMONT.
NO Disorders have contributed more essenialt y
destroy Hylneneal Happiness than those which aider
oeustquence of unguarded pleasure. Peopled every eatik.giy
adoration to the Shrine of Wedlock. but where the Conetittliest
has been trnted by Disease, a renovation of stability ea-
etbly
requisite. Twenty years have we deviated °secrete*, we
the eselusive treatment of the following Disorders, sad...water
cessful result of our plan gives ,us.additionalerdour in qpirsokos
tar as we are able, the ravages of those Complaint, which arethar
mote important in the catalogue of Human laArmities. Aker
initiation into every branch., as Navy Surgeon., lie formed a wisth,
at an early period of prartice, to rescue individuals frail chefs.
narance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy
of general Practitioners.
11w Disorders to the cure of select we have devoted our at-
tention, cotnpri.e every specks of Venereal Infection; all Emil
of 11elsidry, whether arising from the habits of school horn
or the indulge:neje, of torturer age; that derangements'," aka
system in Women, which is calltd Barrenness or &will%
seminal %Veaknotoes, Glees., Obstructions in the Usethca;.
as al.o Seei-atures whether recent or of long duration, ant
wlech have -bafil:td the skill of other Practitioners, are by
our present improved plan of treatment effectually and vertu.
newly cured, without the patient suffering chi ;emaciating pais
and alarming Hemorrhage which frequently follows the applies.
tion of the Lunar Caustic. hi the course of our ertensistepractsoe
in this metropolis, numerous cases of S I RIC lURES have bees
atiilare daily under our care, the total tindicatiesnof which is re.
keit:a by a sate, certain, and expe.litione needs of cure wipetior
to arty ether yet adoleed. The weakness, relaxation, and AIMIEY.
litY, proceeding from this.contplaito are epsedily ronented..anli
the Patient restored to sound and en (areas health. Slut when
the debility has for years 'shied, a proper perseverance in ate
restorative remedies is indispenribly requisite, to revive the slant.
boring &puke of life, and to reanimase the constitution.
Numerous Dista.es are the result of ignorance or haste in ease
treatment of a simple Gennrrhea, and it not oufrequertty hap-
pens that the seeds of life are posnined by the indiscretion eat .121:
unguarded hour. By a oniet tar method such comniatr.ts ale
easily cored; and eetn where others have tailed, we trust that
we may presume to 47ffer a radical re-establishment. Few. hew-
ever, are the CAP-3 ol complicated di.(ft's, in this disorder, cool-
pared with the calanitous situation of men, who, from en indsile
genae in a solitary unite, or the prevalent gaieties of a fathiouabt
life, acquire that state of debility which is the unavoidable cones
quence tat such pernicious %'here the unhaery sulfate-
broods river his nikery, but carefully conceals his sniatiZelicee,
may be some consolation tor him to home, that altborgh it he n
object so doubt.or uncertaliry with other Practitiorors, site re-
moval of these tieficieticks by thezradualgrogress of iter.ovarion.
is the acquirement of our elptrienew if the ekes et Bat chr.ror
Venus-have begun to reduce manly rigour, much aosi.erwife
he prevented by an early counteraction of this languid sire, ant*
in three cases no great difficulty will maw?
Married Woman, who have long been dtsappointed in thee
expectations of a family, matte euuroj, that in most instant%
such defects Ire curettin by haedical
The secrecy which Is so essential to onr endertaltlrig, snit rho
qualifications which we have presumed to state, form tin bash
ul our Fete/Woos. and in coincidtsice with such this inhination
is giien, that Messrs. Currie and Co. may be .censulted by Po-
netts of either see with the ?nowt secrecy and honour, at thee
House, No. 107, Hatton garden.
Patients in tiae..Country are reqnested to state the pardeulass
of their case, age, and general habit of Brine, and enclosing a re-
mittance fur advice and Medicines when the same will be Orem
or sent to any ',net of the line tom.
CURRIE ani Co. Serve no, 11,. 167, Hatton garden.

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