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London, England, 1810-05-28

This day was published, price 4i. 6d. sewed,

. .
rr E STATE of IRELAND CONSIDERED'',
with an enquiry into the History and Operation of Tithes ;
and &plan fur ntodifyiiig that system, and providing an adequate
maintenance for the Catholic and Presbyterial Clergy. The 'ed
edition. with an Appendix, contaimiag the Rev. Alr...Howlett's
Plan of Cotwoutatiritii and a proposition for taxing absentees.
Printed for John Cllifirli, Middle-row, Holburu; and Gilbert
and Hodges, Dublin. Of wheat inay be had,
Debates on the Catholic Question in the Imperial Parliament,
during the Session of 1805, price 10s. 61. boards.
London, England, 1810-05-28

'iaLLIALENTtiRr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, MAY 26.

Mr. BERNARD gave notice that be should on Monday next
move for leave to bring in a Bill to regulate the office of Public
Treasurers in Ireland.
The Exchequer Bilis Bin was read a second tine, and ordered:
to be committed on Monday.
On the motion for the House tss resolve itself into a Commits.'
tee on the Flax Seed Bill, 1
Mr. CALCRkFT availed himself of the opportunity to state
that it was unusual for the House to meet on Saturday, without
v.previinn public notice of such an intention, except in cases of
the greatest importance: but, even in those cases, It had been the
general practice to apprize Gentlemen on the Friday that the
House would do business on the succeeding Saturday. He had
been in the House the whole of yesterday (Friday), he had stay-
ed as late as any Member, and he had no idea that the House
would slt on that day, nor should he have known *.t but by accident.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER was not aware
of the extent of the publicity which the Honourable Gentleman re-
quired. When the orders were yesterday made it was distinctly
stated that they were for the following day: of this be was sure,
that had any person anticipated the slightest objection to any bu-
siness, public or private, it would have been immediately under-
stood that business would not come on to-day. lf, therefore,the
non. Gentleman had an objection, or if he knew any friend who
had, to any part of the business, as far as be (the Chancellor of
the Exchequer) was concerned, that business should not stir a
single step before Monday. So far from its being unusual for
radiomen' to sit on Saturday, at the close of the Session, it was
much more usual than otherwise.
After some further conversation between several Members of
the House, the Flax Seed Bill went through the Committee, the
Report of which was ordered to be received on Monday.
The Holyhead Harbour Bill, the Machinery Exportation Bill,
the Judge Advocate's Franking Bill, the Malt Regulation Bill, and
the British Fishery Bill, went through Committees, the Reports
of which were ordered to be received on Monday.
After some other routine business, the House adjourned to
Monday.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDQN.

MONDAY, MAY 28.

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The following letter was received by the last ar.
rival from Cadiz
London, England, 1810-05-28

'This day was puhlished,price Gs. in boards, the second edition of
'THE MARINER'S FRIEND.-By JOHN
HOSIER, Teacher of Navigation, Poole, Dorset.—The
object of which work is to facilitate Navigation, by instructing the
Mariner how to ascertain his Latitude, and correct his reckoning
by means of the fixed Stars, in a simple and expeditious manner.
This Work while it instructs the ignorant, will assist the aka:*
fulblavigator.

Printed for John Cuthell, Middle-row, Holborn; and to be
had at all the Sea P4rt Towns in the Kingdom.
London, England, 1810-05-28

MR. LANCELOTT CORSET C.

ANY Person that will give information to Messrs.
Welles, Gwinstett, and Nei march, of Cheltenham, where
Mr. LANCELGIT COR 11E17, late of Cheltenhath, Shop-
keeper, is to be found, shall receive a reward of Five Guineas, on
application to the said Messrs. Welles, Cwinnett, and Newmarch.
The said Lancelott Corbett is about 5 feet 10 inches high, very,
corpulent, aryl of a ruddy complexion. He was very lately in
London, and is presumed to be there, or in tare neighbourhood
of London at present, and It-ft his residence at Cheltenham with-
out assigning any reasm —Cheltenham, May 4, 1810.
London, England, 1810-05-28

OXFORDSHIRE —TO BE SOLD 13Y AUCTION.
CAPI l'Al. NIANORS, FARMS, AND ADVOWSON.
On Thursday, the sth day of July next (unless previously dis-
posed (Why Private Contract),
'THE MANORS of Sw;nbrot,k, Widird,
and Astally, with sundry valualNe compact Freehold
Farms, containing upwards of 1700 Acres, together with the
Advowson of the Living of Wilford, all lylag together, and
situate in the sev..ral Parishes of Swiobrook, Asian, sad Full-
bt ook, in,thss County Of Oxford, upon the great road from Oxford
to Gloucester, about one.mile front Burford, and net front Wh-
itey. together with an extensive Right of Fishery, which rusts
t roug't the Manors.

1-..; further particulars, apply to Mews. Strops, MI, and
Strong, Lincoln's inn (where a Plan of the Estate may be seen) ;
or to Charles I.o&r, Esq. Kencot, near Burford; or Mr. George
Hambidgo, of Swinbrook, who will thew the premises.

CHEVALIER aUSPINI is happy to announce,
that the Reputation of his DENTIFRICE, and his other
✓Medicines, has continued :o increase ever since his first arrival
in En;-land, in the year 175 i, at which time he first submitted
his invaluable Composition, under the title of DENTL-RICE.
It has been sold during the whole of that period by Mr. Smith,
Bond-street, and Las never been altered in price or name. In
order to prevent impositions on the Ptililic, he has had, by per-
mission of his Majesty's CommisA niers of S:artips, his Name ht.
served on each t tamp, to e-niuterteit which Is felony. The Price
of each Article is as underneath :

A Box of Dentifrice Powder, 64. A Bottle of Tincture, 6s.
A Bottle of Elixir, 6s. A Bottle of Styp:ic, 80. 6d. A d male
Bottle of Styptic, 17a. A doable Bottle of Tincture, Ii„
A Pint Bot•le of Tincture, Al. Is. A Quart Bottle, ts. 2s.
A double Box of Dentifrice 10s. 6d.
Complete Mahogany Boxes, that bold all Chevalier', 4 ai-
cines, L. so. each —N. B. 'l.lle Chevalier and Soo attend at Home
and Abroad, as usual.
London, England, 1810-05-28

DR. JAMES'S ANALIiPTICPILL.S.

MAY be had genuine, as usual, 2s. 9d. the box,
or six boxes Lis. of B. I'ERRIN, No. 23, Southampton-
street, Covent-garuen, London; the only person who ever pre-
pared the Analeptic Pills for the late Dr. lames, from the year
177 k, when he first composed them, until the I.)Jcbtr's decease.—
These Pills area sovereign remedy for bilious diseases, indigestion,
lessor appetite, habitual costiveness, troublesome flatulencies iis the
stomach andbowels,andcholicsthencearising; in goutyliabits,giddi-
ness,or rheumatic pains in the head,as t htsse occasi on ed by free livin
preventing palsies and apoplexies, so often the consequence of in-
temperance ; prevent or stop the progress of cough or cold; are
excellent in lowness of spirits and nervous disorders ; In dropsies
no water will accumulate whilst these Pills are regularly taken ;
by removing the cause, they often restore persons subject to fits ;
females, at the are of puberty, or the decline of life, should
never regitct taking them, being an excellent good family Medi-
cine.

tAr B. P. likewise nested in preparing Dr. JAMES's FEVER..
POWDER, (which he has proved tuthe satisfaction of the public
in the 53'S of them for 31 years past) having had tree access to
every ingredient wherewith they are compounded, he is enabled
from the practical part of the process to accommodate medic-I
practitioners with the genuine Fever Powder at a price weethi
their notice, and the public at 1 s. 3d. the packet.

A CARD TO THE FEMALE SEX.
I)R FOTHERGILL's justly-celebrated Female
PILLS, for different complains incident to the Sex, at va •
rious periods of life. It has been truly observed, that woman,
more than the other set, may be considered in a certain degree a.
t. they are subjected to 4 variety of diseases, from the
'ere of the fanctions they are destined, as mothers, to perform,
which entails %iron them weakness, pain, and an Interruption of
those rerdar secretions connected with the fun enire,ment of
heslth. To act on the constitution of the :tinale and relieve this
obstruction, na remedy has been known to operate with stich cer-
tainty, quickness, and safety; as Dr. Fothergin's Female
urites high tonic and invizoratlng powers, with its peculiar qua-
lity of relieving fullness, oppression, and these other uneasy symp-
toms which arise: from too much blood in the habit; they are the
most certain cure for nervous, hysteric, and flatulent complaints,
as well as the various other spasmodic affections so common to iLe
sex. Dr. Fothergin's Pills, as a family medicine, should be in
possession of every mother and other guardians of the young, who
have females entrt.sted to their care.
Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheaisside
r'f Paternoster-row; Baxter and Co. Edinburgh and alavoe• ;
Balms Portsmouth; Newbury and SO% Dublin; Pack a.%
Turner, Hull; Hoxland and Haydon, Plymoukb ; and aloe'
Booksellers in every town, in boxes, at Wbd. and' I Is. each.
Of whom may be had
BUTLER'S AROMATIC PECTORAL .LOZENGES, fur
improvirg the voice, and for coughs, WWI, animus, and s .
sumptlons, in boxes, at 13 lA. each. •r'

.
London, England, 1810-05-28

ISLE. OF THANE
FIVE FREEHOLD MARINE RESIDENCES, GARDENS,
AND LAND.
Sy Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Auction Man, en Friday, June Ist, at Twelve o'Clock,
in Eight Lots, by order of the Assignees of Mr. Jon>a SPOT
TrSWOODL.
ASELECT and very desirable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, comprising four recently finished Dwelling-
houses, suitably for the immediate reception of genteel Families,
situated in a retired beautiful spot, in front of the Sea, at Kings-
gate, between Margate and Rarnsgate, in the county of Kent,
v. :th a brick timbered Carcase, about 40 feet by 36, three stories
high, with Sashes, Fumes, Slating, Boards, and an elegant
stone Portico in front, with an excellent Kitchen Garden, walled,
anA Ground laid out for a Garden attached to each House; lion-
fisting Eitrubbery, Pleasure Grounds, Paddock, and a quantity
of rabic land adjoining, containing together about 16 Acres,
'l6 be viewed by applying to William Brewer, on the Pre-
mises; and Particulars had twenty days previous to the Sale, at
the Fountain, Canterbury; the Royal Hotel, Margate ; King's
Head, Ratnsgate ; Rose, Broadstairs; George, Sittingbourne ;
er.vn, Rochester; of Mr. Grist, Land-Surveyor, Canterbury;
Alr.srs. Bourdillon and Hewitt, Solicitors, Little Friday-street ;
ar.;l of Messrs. Hoggart and Philips, ti 3, Broad•streez, Royal
Exchange.
London, England, 1810-05-28

ExceIIent•RESIDENCE and LAND, pear WATFORD, in the
Cathay oftlegut. .
By Mertsrs.HOGOART and PHILIeNS,
At the Auction Matt, near the Bank of England, on Friday,
June Ist, at Twelve, in Two Lots,
BOVINGDON LODGE, Ash Park, comprising
aR excellent Family House, in the most complete order,
delightfully situated on the verge of a Paddock of 60 Acres, with
Pleasure'grounds and Gardens, three miles from King's Langley,
four from Hemel Hem-A ad, and five tram Berkhampstead.—
ht. House contains eight Bed-rooms, Dining and Drawing.
rooms, '2 2 feet by Ist, Breakfast Parlour, and 011 ices of every
des.. eiption, double Coach-fiouse, and Stabling for five Horses,
Granary, and numerous Outbuildings; also a new-built brick
Cottage, with eight Rooms and a Piece of sick land.
May be viewed with tickets, by applying to Messrs. Hoggart
and Phillips, 62, Broad-street,, Royal Exchange, of whom Parti •
cidars nary be had, tan days previous to the Sale. Particulars
also at the lit.l Lion, Chestram ; King's Arms, Berkhampstead ;
Bell, Hensel Hemittead ; of Mr.fidlin, Appraiser, Watford; of
Mr. Lloyd, Solicitor, 14, Gray's-inn-square; $t the Auction
Mart; and of Messrs tioggert and Philipps, 62, Broad-street,
Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1810-05-28

This day were published, in Two Volumes, Crown Octavo, em-
bellished with several Engravings, price 16s. in hoards,
LETTERS from a MEMBER of the IRISH
DAR written during his •RESIMINCE in LONDON In
1807 and 1808, to his FATHER in IRELAND, containing a
View of the State of Society and Manners in the British Metro-
polis, and many curious and interesting iNnertbtes ut die follow-
ing Persons:—
Augusta, Princess
Antrim, Comma
&lett, Mr.
Boringdon, Lady
Barclay, Captain
Bankes, Sir 1.
Bannister, Mr.
Bowille, Colonel
Beechey, Sir W.
Betty, R oschis
Blake, Mr.
Billingtint, Mrs,
Birch, Alderman
Burdett, Sir.F.
130% les, Mr.
Braliam, Mr.
Beveridge, hit;.
Catalani, hladanie
Canning, Mr.
Caglerea,:h, Lord
Charlotte, Princess
Clarence, Duke of
Cochrsue, Lord
Colnan, Mr.
Co igrevo, Mr.
Couke, Mr.
Curry, Mr.
Cuckerid Sir Win.
Covtper4 Mr.
Croker, Mr.
Counts, Mr:
Cumberland, Duhe of
Cumin, Mr.
Crawfurd, Gene ..1
Curtis, Alderman
Dallac, Mr.
Davison, Mr.
Dignum, Mr.
Donnegal, Marquis of
Dontiegal, Marchiuni•:ll
Duncan, Ml.O
D'lsraeli, Mr.

James, Major •
ltffery, Mr.
King, The
Kemple, Messrs.
Kent, Duke of
Knepp, Mr.
Lattidown, Marquis of
Liston, Mr.
I masdale, Lord
Linwood, Miss
Longman and Co.
Mathews, Mr.
Mary, Princess
Mumlen, Mr.
:Hiss
Moira, Lord
Moon, Mr.
M.Nally
Nulicking
Nichol,sn, Pcg
Nigh, ingale' Mr.
Northcote, Mr.
Opie, Mr.
O'Connor, Mr.
Paget, Sir A.
.Phillips, Sir Richat3
Perceval, Mr.
Pindar, Peter
Portland, Duke of
Prnisonby, Mr.
Paxton, Sir Wm.
Prettyman Dr.
Pordess, ?sir.
Princes, The
Princesses, The
Queensbury, Dt ke of
Queen, The
Raymond, Mr.
sir Samuel
RAM!, Lady
Rutland, Duchess of
Sheridan, Mr.
sidmourh, Lord
Sher, Mr.
S ' ke, Mr:
sedgwick, Mr.
Sid.!ons, Mrs.
Sylve,ter, Mr.
Smith, Mr.
Storar, Mrs.
St. Ledger, Mrs.
Stafford, Marquis of
Stanhope. Lord
Sophist Princess
Sussex, Duke of
Taylor, Pla'oni.t
'turner, Mr.
robin, Mr.
Taylor, Colonel
Townsend, Mr.
Varley, Mr.
Wales, Pricer of
Wales, Princess of
Wtst, Mr.
Waithman, Mr.
Westak, Mr. .
Whitbread, Mr.
Whitelock, General
Wilberforce, Mr.
Wilkie,. Mr.
Windham, Mr.
Winsor, Mr.
' Wyatt, Mr.
York, Duke of
York, Duchess of
Young, Mr.

Elgin, Lord
Edridgr, Mr.
Eldon, Lord
I Il,nboroubh, I .ord
Elizabeth Princess
Elliston, Mr.
Erskine, Lord
Fawcett, Mr.
Ford, Rev. Dr.
Flazman, Mr.
Fitzherbert, Mrs.
Fozeli, Mr.
Garrow, Mr.
Gibbs, Sir V.
Gifford, M r.
Glouresler, Duke of
Grattan, Mr.
Gibbs, Mrs.
Grenville, Lord
Grimaldi, Mr.
Gregson, Mr.
Gurney, Mr.
Hamilton, Lady
Hawkrsbury, Lord
Hamilton, Duke of
Hayley, Mr.
Hastings, Mr.
Hatfield, J.
Holland, Lord
Howard, Mr.
Huntingdon,
Hope, Mr.
Johnson, Mr.
Jordan, Mrs.
Printed for Cradock and Joy,
ss be bad of the Book►ellers in

, riternostur-uuw, I.OTMOTI, and
;r,:at &halm and Ireland.
London, England, 1810-05-28

LIBERAL EDUCATION.

This day was published, in two handsome Volumes, price los.
in boards, I 3s. bound, or I 4s. elegantly bound,
LETTERS from a NOBLEMAN to his SON,
during the progress of his Studies at Eton and Oxford,
written by the late Earl of betweis the years 1801 and
1808, and consisting of condensed Observations and Instructions
on all the Topics of a liberal and modern Education.
In presenting this superior work to the Public, the Editor has
removed the greater part of the local and temporary matter, so
as to leave what is published, a legacy of practical wisdom,
adapted to all seminaries, and to Youth of all condition". In
elegance of Language, in soundness of Knowledge, in classical
Taste, and in Orthodoxy, as well as liberality of Opinion, this
Work will lay claim to the patronage of all good and wise Per-
sons, who, as Parents or Tutors, have the guardianshi? of Youth.
Printed for kicHARD PHILLIP', Great Bridge-street, London;
and to be had of Bryce and Co. Edinburgh ; Keene, Dublin ;
Shepherd, Bristol ; Knight,. Windsor ; Mundy, Oxford ; Deigh-
ton, Cambridge; and all other Booksellers, with the full allow-
ance in the purchasing of quantities for Schwas.
London, England, 1810-07-25

NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.

cap►ain Smith is appointed to the Dragon, 74, now fitting for
sea at this port; and Captain itaggett, late of the Africainc fri-
gate, is appointed to the Armada, a new 74, lately launched here.
Ilese are two of the six call of the line in otdinary•, that are or-
dered tone fitted for service immediately.

Letters were yesterday received from France, con-
taining the following commercial information :
" By a decree of the 11th July instant, the entry of foreign
Barilla, on the frontiers of France, is prohibited by ...24 and land.
This prohibition does not apply to ships furnished with licences,
which may arrive within two months with Barilla, provided the
bill of lading was signed conformably to the former decree."
The Douai-Jim have received a circular, by which
they are directed to see that the exportation of grain
to ports still open, is permitted only in French vessels
furnished with the proper licences.
A Copy of the following Letter has been transmit-
ted to Lloyd's, for the information of persons con-
cerned in the trade with the United States :

" Treasury Department, 4th May.
" Slit—Too will herewith receive a printed Copy of an Act,
concerning the Commercial Intercourse between the United
States and Great Britain and France and their dependencies and
for other purposes. The instructions formerly given, respecting
the execution of provisions of a similar nature being applicable to
the two kat sections of the Act, it is necessary to observe, that
the exclusion boas the harbours or waters under the United States
embraces (subject only to the exception made by the Act) every
deeeriptkos of Brbhh or French armed vessel., whether public or
private,suadwhether selling with or without a commission macho-
=dee capture of vessels. All other restrictions on the Com-
tusestourse with France `or Great Britain, not previously
rormat, have expired on the let Inst.—l am, Sce.
(Signed) " ALIIRT GAILATIN:.
N. B. There is reason to ',diem, that a case has already hap-
pened at Chariston, in South Carolina of a British merchant ves-
sel,
armed merely fur defencl, and without any coeundssion au.
thorisingedthe capture of vessels, which has bees refund an entry
of his carps In that port. ,

P. ••
London, England, 1810-07-25

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH, mix 23.
Arrived the Assistance naval transport, from the
River Severn, with a cargo of oak timber from the
Forest of Dear, for the use of the Dock-yard at this
port. Came into harbour to refit, the BRISK sloop of
war. Sailed the PHEASANT sloop, on a cruize to the
Westward; the MONKEY gun-brig, with transports
for Lisbon ; and the IwrEt.uorxr gun-brig, with dis-
patches. for the Mediterranean.—Tile Tntoxtett, 74.
guns, recently arrived from Cadiz, is coming into
harbour to be ripped up, on account of her being so
impregnated and infected by the quicksilver that got
loose on board her, some time since, in Cadiz Bay, as
stated in a former letter. Most of her crew sere
completely salivated by the subtle fluid, and 80 of
them are uow ill in the Hospital.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 24.
Arrived his Majesty's ships ROYAL OAK and Ett-
ZAlfall from off Cherburgh ; and the MA ut.nottouott
man of war from the Downs. Sailed yesterday fnr
Yarmouth Roads his Majesty's ship Wot.trzit EN E witll
the
.Speculation, Newcastle, Henry Addington, Re-
becca, and the Albatross for Lisbon ; Swift, Argo,
and Juno for Cadiz ; Ceres, Silly, and Triton for Gi-
braltar ; Mat y Ann, and Hero of the Nile transpot is
for Malta. Also sailed the l'uttrous gun !nig with a
convoy for the Downs.—Wind Southerly.
London, England, 1810-07-25

„*.BITI#I ARMY IN INDIA_OS3

•
It now appears'," that when the last fleet lek India
only. two of the Officers ordered by Lord Mon.° to bZ
tried, had been brought before a Court Martial.—
These were Litut-Colonel BEL', and Majnr STONEY.
The Court 4sseMbled on the 13th of December,
and consisted of the following Members :
Tvlajtir-General WARD[, President.
Lieut.-Colonel STRANGE Lieut.-Colonel CLARGES
SveinNLa LocKHAiT
IAN() ------ WEIMER.
Bost Nr33 Major C01.31100E1
FLETCHER MACLEOD, and •
MACLEOD GRAN r.
WILSON

The trial of Lieutenant-Colonel BELL, including the
necessary adjournments, continued for three weeks ;
when that of Major STOREY commenced.
The sentence of the Court has now been promul-
gated, and both these Officers have been cashiered,
and rendered incapable of ever serving again.
Colonel DOVETOWS trial was about to commence
when the last dispatches were made up.
There does not seem to be any truth in the report
that Sir GEORGE BARLOW had been recalled. Lord
MINTO was on the eve of returning to Bengal, having
completed the necessary arrangements for the resto•
ration of tranquillity in the army. General HrwiT,
the Commander-in• Chief, had been ordered to Ma-
dras. He has applied for a successor, and will come
home as soon as one is appointed.
London, England, 1810-07-25

DEALS JULY 04

Remain in the Downs his Majesty's ships and the
outward bound as per last.—Wind S. W. -

SHEERNESS, JULY 24.
Sailed this day his Majesty's ships AGGRESSOR and
STARLING, with a convoy, for the Baltic. The next
convoy will probably sail about the 7th of August.
—The ATTACK gun.brig sailed tl.is evening with the
trade for Heligoland. The next convoy for that
island will sail about the 14th of August.

CHATHAM, JULY 22.
The RAMILLIzse is taken into Dock, where she is
likely to remain twelve months or more, as she is in
want of a very large repair. The MAID3TOXE is also
taken into Dock to be pulled to pieces. The Vt.-c-
GEon, a new 74. gun ship, is arrived here, as is also
the AutNcouter to be refitted. The ORME>: and GRIF-
FIN are ordered to be fitted, to lay with a number of
flat-bottomed boats at the mouth of Hon Creek. The
Commissioners of the Navy are expected here this
week to make an official visitation, they have already
been to Plymouth and Portsmouth Dock-yards.
London, England, 1810-07-25

ABERDEEN. JULY li.

The Ajax, MAIN, arrived here yesterday from Mi•
ramichi, after a passage of 30 days ; left loading the
Alert, Jo:m-row ; and Cambria, Plum, of this ;Awe,
both expected to be ready in about eight days. A
small Danish sloop, between 20 and 30 tons, at rived
here yesterday, after a passage of about two day; from
North Bergen—the crew of which consisted of the
husband and wife, with three boys, their children.
—On the 17th jnstait the Sprightly, NAIRN, from St.
Andrew's, New Brunswick, passed thrOugh this Bay,
bound to Whitby. The following vessels belOugiug
to this place are arrived at Quebec : the Confrance,
GRAY, on the 25th; Pilot, CUMMINS, 27th ; and Po-
mona, MITCHELL, the 28th May.
GRAVLSEND.JULY 24.—Arrived the Ariadne, Burrow‘, from
New York; Will and Elizabeth, Salmi, from St. Domingo ;
and the Orb, Hut, from Gibraltar.--Sailed the lietbey, Tvot-
MAN, for Afr:ca.
London, England, 1810-05-17

A New and improved*EdiLion of

CULPF.PPER% ENGLISH HERBAL, by Dr. PARKINS.
This day was published, embellished with many Copper-plates of
British Herbs, beautifully coloured on fine Medium Paper,
is. 6d. boards, or Demy Paper, pla;o ss. bound, 1
'THE ENGLISH PHYSICIN ENLARGED,
with 369 MzeLlano made of English Herbs, never before
published, containing a discourse on Herbs, a method of Physic
to preserve H:alth —to which is added, the Family Physician ;
and a i.re.ent for Ow Ladies, &c.
By Dr. PARK! NA, of Grantham.
London : Printed for Crosby and Co. Stationer's-!curt, Pater-
,osrer-row ; and sold by all Booksellers. • -

.
RI C ARDSON's 'I M MOVED SYSTEM of SHOW l' HAND.
This day was publi4l,e.l, the Fourth Edition, price Si. hoards,
A NEW SYSTEM of SNOttT HASD,by which
more rtAy be written in one Hour than id one Hour and a
Half by any other Symeni,l:wkielt 14 dernonstrattid by a fair Com-
parison : also a Method to determine the Learner before he be-
gins, whether he cau uw a Speaker or not.
By SANIVEL RICHARDSIN,
Late Teacher at Liverpool, Chester, Ste.
London: Printed fur B. Crosby and Co. Stationers' Court, Pa-
terrtniter-row. Where may be hid,
Cro,by', Complete Gazetteer of England and Wale; or, the
fravtller's Guide and Companion, neatly printed in 18mo. Ss.
London, England, 1810-05-17

GENUINE AND CHOICE OLD PORt WINES, FINE EAST- 1
INDIA MADEIRA, SHERRY, CHAMiIitIGNE, :BUR-
GUNDY, AND SICILIAN WINES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION--By Mr. ROBINS,
At the St. Alban't. Tavern, St. Alban's-Street; PaIL Mall,
TO-11ORREtW, at Ten, in Lots,
ABOUT THREE HUNDRED and TWENTY
DOZEN of fine flavoured OLD PORT WINE, of choice
vintages, the principal part of which has, been in 'bottle aeveral
years; twenty dozen of very fine aist-itidia Madeira; fifty dozen
of fine old Sherry , thirty-five dozen of choice Sicilian Wine, se-
lected by an Officer of Distinction during his service in the Medi-
terranean. Likewise about ten dozen ea Champaign and Bur-
gundy. 'lite whole the genuine property of Ahe Gentleman on
whose account it is sold.
Catalogues may be had at the St. Alban's Taint ; at Garza-
Way's ; and of Mt. Robins, Warwick-street, Golder-uptare.

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NEW STATE LOTTERY,
To be Drawn in JUNE,
I.TAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-brokers, re-
spectfully inform the Publie, that Twat-a-3 and SNARLS
for the present STATE I.OI"EER.Y. are on Sale at their Office,
No. 93, ROYAL EXCRANGZ.
The Scheme is on the same Improved Plan as the last, as to
Number of Tickets, Mode of Drawing, &c. ard presents, in ad-
dition to the £200,000 of Prizes,
FOUR EXTRA BENEFITS,
Of 100 Whok Tickets each,
Which are to be given to the Four Tickets of the First Number
drawn a Prize above Al 5.
Letters, Post-paid, duly answered, and Schemes gratis.—Bank,
India, and South Sea Stocks, with their several Annuities, India
, Bonds, Exchequer Bills, andl description of Government
Securities, bought and sold by Commission.
London, England, 1810-05-17

PLYMOUTH, MAY 15.

This day CeTlersl B:t r T SPENCER, General COTTOV, Xrd
several other Officers, emlnrked on board the Niels frig:l7lo.
Captain Sir MictiArt. SETIIO7II, and tailed with a lisht
for Lisbon.—The Esco gun-brig anchored in Cawsan.l Bay
last night, from the Eastward, and sailed this day for Crliz.--•
Arrived the BLAZE, a new 74, from the Eastward; andAsar.sas
and "lamina frigates, from Bisque Roads.
PORTSMOU !'ff, MAY 16.

Arrived bis Majesty's ship Sri-Mitt from :he Fai'ward; and
the Dame gun brig from a cruise. Sailed the Nutlet for off
Hare; TMIRAN Or. a athe ; T LANA for the DoAns ; and
the Pdavis AMON with a fleet for guernsey. Pet back the ft.::
for Spain, Portugal, and the Alt.di:erranesit ; th,y wi:l pror..ed
under convoy of the C•NYMIDE, instead of the Litextv.—
His Majesty's ship TUALIA, wi,h the West India convoy, re.
mains in Cowes Roads.—Wsr.lS W.
DEAL, MAY 10.

Sailed his Majesty's ship Sots Domitsco, for the • Nore.-...
Arrived the Pumositt. from the Westward, and a West India.
man, recaptured some time back by the Auctus frigate.—Came
drivn from the River, the COIDILLIA and APIILLES sloops of
war; thilipanisAs ship la St. Neptune, for Malta ; Dun.
mere; )(sox , for New Providence; and the Hope, Lavin,
for Mot aerrat.—Wind %V.
London, England, 1810-05-17

This day was published, very handsomely printed, in Our
Volume' Post Octavo, price os. in boards,
VOCAL POETRY; or a Selgct Collection of
English Songs. To which is prefixed a new Essay on Song
Writing.—By JOHN AIKIN, M.D.
Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church yard.

•
Dr. Aikin understanding that a new edition of Essays on Song
Writing, with a Collection of Songs, &c. has just been published
with his name atinen.d, by Mr. Evans, of Pall-Mall, finds it ne-
cessary to declare that he has never been consulted on this repub-
lication, and has no concern whatever in it.

COOKE ON TINEA.
This day was published, price 10s. 6d. royal avo. boards,
APRACTICAL TREATISE ON TINEA
cAPrris CONI'AGIOSA, with its Cure. with an at-
tempt to distinguish this Disease front other alfeciions of the
Scalp, and a plan for the arrangement of cutanermi appearances,
according to their origin and :::.went, including an Enquiry
into the Nature and Cure of Fungi Htmatodes, and Nevi Ma-•
tern; the whole t xemplified by Cases.
By W. COOKE, Surgeon.
Printed for the Author, and published by C. Cradoek and W.
Joy, No. 32, Paternoster-row.

This day was published, in 4to. price sewed,
A LETTER to SIR JOHN EDEN, Baronet,
Chairman of the General quarier.Seesiontr of the Peace,
for the County of Durham, from the JUSTICES of the PEACE,
acting within the South West Division of Darlington Ward, in
the said County. To which are added, Copies of Letters which
have passed in a Correspondence with the Custos Rotuloruni ;
and other important Papers, relating to the Dollen of hi. Office.
Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees and Grine, Paternoster-row ;
and W. Miller, Albermarle-street, London , and E. Charnley and
Son, Newcastle.
London, England, 1810-05-17

AN ARTICLE OF COMMERCE.
To EAST and WEST INDIA, AMERICAN, and RUSSIA

MERCIIAN'I'S.
JP. HEATH, of .Nottingham, informs' the Mer-
• 61...ntA of England, and Traders in general, that for the con-
ss•nierctof Salt! he has placed his JUNIPER ESSENCE of PEP-
PERMINT and other r Medicine; in the hands of Messrs. Shaw
at d EuwardS, 66, Paul's Church-yar 1.
Ju:iiper Essence of Peppc rfnitit is well known as a safe, diet.
Ind, and pleasant Renard/ in Flatulencies, Gouty and Cholicky
Riins :a the Stomach amt „Bowels, Indigestion, Hysterics, Sea
N..usea attendant on Pregnancy, Relaxation and Lassi-
tad.• :irking from Atmospheric I Teat, Want of Appetite, Injurie,.
from inclement Weather, the Abuse.of Spirituous Lig:tors, and
in the Spasmodic Affections of the Stomach and Bowels, so com-
mon ti Infants—adapting the dose to the urgency of the case.—
As a Lmily Medicine, or for the Army or NaSry, it will be found
rait,::hte arquisitidn.
Sold wholesale and Retail, by Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, 66.
St. Plturs Churchyard, but none are genuine, except each: Bottle
tag "J. P. Heath, Nottingham," engraved on a Black Stamp.
In Stopper Bottles 2s. 91*—and in Phials 2s. W. and Is. lid..

SPRING FASHIONS, in SILK MERCERY,
" SHAWLS, SCARFS, MUSLINS, LACE, Ace.- Ste.--
Laditi wanting to purchase Articles in any fifth* above branches,
art respectfully solicited tti.ittipeet a 5€12.000 Stock, which, for
143/ell, quality, and • reasoLabletless of charge, will nut be ea.
tellti in this Metropolis. •
THOMAS and Co. beg briefly to remark, that every Article in•
the Silk.hrinch is so.well manufactured, and judicionsly selected,
as to hive eit most pleasing effect when formed into the costume.
Some rich twilled Sarancti, at Is. 6d. and 5* 9d. worth is. end
csi and other Articles in the Silk Mercury department.as low
la proportion. • Their Shawls are superb, unique, and the closest
imitations of the real India Shawls, which the manufacture of this
hlaud has produced, from sa. and tiPwards. A very superior and
ti, gin t collection of fashion able:Scarfs:their very superior make of
c
atnhric J aconots is of a peculiar telture, not tobepurcbased dm.
sti:erah atcnsive Stock of Thread Lacee,Vells, Huiletit
tkoves,heatTown ids, dog. Faris,andtnany other articles,
tsitkh canhot be enumerated within the limits of an Advertisei.
heed only to be seen to lie admired, and consequently per-
thAd. Merchants or Manitfacturers May have immediate pay*
sent for any prime or fashionable•article which they may have
to ditp„„

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s.l Imams and Co. have also on band, under the inanasement of
their singularly elegant and extensive stuck of fashionable
In'lacry dresses, want coats, corsets, &c. of the first quality
and fashion. more pai•tictilarle recommended to I.kdies or Gentle
m" f Who have commissions to purchase large quantities on their
a frival in Tostu. Ail sties kept.-1113, kit:et-Street, vieet corner
London, England, 1810-05-17

MODERN PATRIOTISM.
This day was published, prier 2s. 6d.
I'HE PATRIOTS and the WHIGS, the most
DANGEROUS ENEMIES of the STATE.
By IRVING BROCK, Esq.
Second Edition. In which is recommended a new and more'
efficient mode of Warfare.
Printed fur J. M. Richardson, No. 23, Curnhill, opposite the
Royal. Exchange.
London, England, 1810-05-17

The followieris the general view of
TIM SUPPLY.

Ile Navy - - w it is,ssepoo 1
the Anny,lnduding Army tor Ireland and Zinser-
dinaries . 1007,000
The Ordnance • . 4,411,000

Miscellaneous Services
The Vote of Credit

2,000,000
. 3,900,000
....... ......

Irish Vote of Credit

Subsidy to Sicily
Ditto to Portugal

• 400,000
980,000

Total joint charge for the year - £50,566,200
Interest of Exchequer Bills - 1,600,000
Conspensatieon to Loyalty Loan Holders - 16,800

Total -
Deduct proportion for Ireland

. .C 52,183,000
6,108,000
London, England, 1810-05-17

THE BUDGET.

The House having resolved itself into the said
Committee,

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
began his statement by observing, that he thought it
necessary that these accounts which had bean moved
for, should be referred to the Committee ; and he
thought that they would be found highly interesting
in their general results, and particularly applicable to
the subject to which it was his duty now to draw the
attention of the Committee. He thought that they
would not only afford the best means of forming a
correct judgment how far the country was able to
support its present burthens, but that they would be
the best answer to those who were accustomed to take
gloomy views of the financial situation of the coun-
try. They would shew, that so far from there being
any reason to apprehend any thing like decay or fai
lure in our finances, the more we looked at them, the
snore reason would we have to be satisfied with their
growing anproyement and prosperity. It would be
highly satisfactory to know that such had been the
produce of our revenues in that very year? when men
of great weight and authority in that House antici-
• pated a failure, that instead of the deficit they appre-
hended, there had actually been a very considerable
increase. Those points he should dwell on at more
length in another part of his speech, as more imme-
diately connected with the Ways and Means. He
Should, however, first state the supply for the present
year. For the supply of the year, there had been al
ready voted for the Navy RI 9,258,000, and for the
Army in Great Britain, including,the expellees pf the
Commissariat Department, £13,903,060. For the
army in Ireland, £2,992,057. When to those sums
were added £2,750,000 for army extraordinaries for
Great Britain, and imam() for Ireland, and the fur-
ther sum of £141,000 unprovided for in the last year,
would make the whole vote for the Army in the pre-
sent year 820,307,000. The Ordnance Estimates
were £4,411,000, and the 'miscellaneous services al-
ready provided for, as well as those which remained
to be provided for, would altogether amount to about
two mi.lions. The Vote of Credit Bill for the present
year would be, as it was last year, three millions, and
the subsidies to foreign Powers £1,580,000. These
sums, added together, made a total joint expence for
great Britain and Ireland, of £50,660,000 for the
year. To this was to be added, £1,650,000 for in. I
terest of Exchequer Bills, and 418,500 to Loyalty
Loan Holders, making the gross total R 52,185,000.1
From this was to be deducted the proportion of Ire- I
land, which amounted to 4'6,106.000, leaeing the
whole sum which was to be provided for the separate I
iccoant of Gres; Britain £48,879,004.
. .
London, England, 1810-07-13

13[IttH.

listurdsy morning, Mrs. Dunn, wife of Mr Inm pti„,..
Dear, of three children, two boys and one --"cie
the keys is since dead, the others, with their mother, are L)«17
to do well.

Mrnday s.l'lmight, the Rev. Mr. I.twes, master of the Fr..
Grammar School on htarr.)orough, to Mies Bolton, of L .11.1.011:

DIED.

Lately, at Norwich, after a long illness, which none cote!. lint
borne with resignation, but a person of her wonderful !, rinede
and Christian virtues, Mrs. Pretyvian, wife of the Rey. Dr.
Pret yman, Prebendary of Norwich and of Lincoln.
At F 01111059, his seat in ThrlsOlirt , Admiral Su Cc ..rge Yo4g,
of the White, one of the oltkst officers Li the acme,•.
On the 24th ult. in Old Aberdeen, Mrs. Lit ut FArquharsots
and on the same day and hour, bur sister, Mrs. ‘Aay..,.
•in Pitfichie, parish ofMonymusk.

Saturday, after a lingering illness, Ralph Robensan, of
spect Row, Bermondsey, Solicitcr, aged 38 years.
On the 3d inst. in Stratford-place, the Lady of John Kir,lstot,
Esq. M. P.
LaJohn Wilmot ell', Esq. many year.
„,
of thetliT; in
oprirs Lo.don, W
etoan and acting manager of the 'theatre ltuyai,
Margate.
At Tweedmouth, the Rev. George Burton, curate of tut
parish, aged 49.
At same place, Mr. Thomas Thomson, mason. Hi, Jet•li wks
occasioned by the 1011. wing melancholy circumstance. As he 4ntl
his labourer were carrying a large store on 3 hand-harrow to a
new quay building there, he unfortunately slipped his foot, aril
they both fell over the quay : the stone falling on Prompson,
killed him on the spot. He has left a ventow and tour chidrec to
lament his loss. The labourer was flinch hurt.

VeLlnesday sennight, at the bout• in Mr. Scott, publican, Is
HuU, Mr. John Osbourne, aged 41 ; he v.•as taken in on I ueulay
on his return borne front York, whither he bad bets carried LI
mistake for another person under arrest for debt,

Early on Sunday se'nuight, Thomas Hunt, `room to Colonel
Walker, of Aldwark, near Kocherham, jumped 031 i of LL cham-
ber window (supposed in his sleep) when some of the servants,
alarmed by his groans, proceeded to the spot, where he was takta
up quite &merles., and expired soon alter.
London, England, 1810-07-13

GENUINE 'MEDICINES.

NEWBERY and SONS, N;;;45; St. Panrs
I: • Church-yard, London, or No. 29, Lleane-sireet, Dublin,
Proprietors of Dr. James's Powder. and mher valuable Prepare-
tions, inform the Public, that in consequence of the new Duties,
the price of that Medicine is tts. 9d. per Packet, or Ll. Sa, txt. pee
Dozen, or a Dozen in a Bottle, 4s. as made up for theArnay
and Navy ; but observe that the words " F. Newbery, No. 45,
St. Paul'N" are engraved in the Stamps._

The following are the Prices of their Medicines, duties included,
but those who purchase six, or more, will be allowed the Sta-ips
gratis i s. d. L d.
Dr. James's Powder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative 1 9
Ditto Analeptic Pills 4 6 Stroll Tincture of Bark 4 o
Ditto Antibilious Pills 2 9 Huaham's Ditto 3 0

Dr. Austin's Chalybrate 4 0

EngSbla Cuffee.

•
Dr. Steeres °pockldoc 2 9
Ditto Convulsion Oil 2 6
Ditto Camomile Drops 1 9

Essence of Ce&slope 3 6
Mr. Spence's Dentrifice 4 0
'1 he Cephalic Snuff 1 1
I.ozenges of Blois 1 1
Glass's Magnesia 3 6
I.eu's Liniment 5 0
Asthmatic 13a1)ant 2 9

'lonic Pills

Dr. Hooper's Pills • 1 li
Ample allowance to Men
London, England, 1810-07-13

iv • Vi.r. • ')r I'WEN FY THOUSAND POUNDS.
C \V,Fr and Co. Contractors with Government for
1-3 the i,r ,:ot •TA FE LO I TERY, beg leave respectfully t.
Inform their Friends and the Pablie, that Tickets and Shares at
tow en s,ile in great variety at their Ofllca, No. li, Poul.ry :
Chart::g-Cross ; and No. St , Aldgate High-street, Th.
s.:henit is etrirely yew :—there are five Prizes of £20,000 each.
and the numbers of the 'rickets are reduced to 4000, front whirl,
it must he ot,vi,,us that the Chance of gaining a E:0,000 Prize i
grerlyi. c eased. In the Last Lottery Swsrr and Co. had th,
avian i n M selling No. 4,469, a Prize of a 6420,1300, in Ii Si:
teenths,b.sides several Inferior Capitals.
11\ EY.
MEthBoSseßth'at
Orary or permani
advance any sur
07 any other se
in the Funds,
peasehold Est:
terconal applic„.
No. 19, Jermyn-sreet, pemosally
house,
letter, post-paid. N. B. Ten years purchase wilt be given fo
well-secured Annuities.

AT the FRENCH ACADE 'Y, at LEWES, it
SUSSEX, Young Gentlemen are penteelly boarded and es
peditiously taught French in its greatest purity, Greek, Lati
English, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, and the use of the
Oohts, by V. A. RAYMOND, and proper Assistants.
Terms Twenty-five Guineas per Annum. No entrance re
/liked. French is the only Language allowed to be spoke.
among the Scholars ; whose health, morals, and liberal deport-
ment, are particuLrly attended to. The Selsol will open aga:
atter the Midsummer Vacation, on Monday, July 23, 1810.
Further particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Bert
Bookseller, No. 55, Paternoster-row; and at 59, St. Martin'
lane, where the principal may be spoken to, Ad references hac
if required, to respectable Families, whose sons are now a; ste
Academy, or hays there completed their education.
Stages to and from London every day.

A SUPERIOR SQUARE PIANO FORTE
Cl 1 with the Additional Keys, Pedal, Pillar Legs, Doubl
Action, and Inside Desk a' good as new—belonged to an Offict
gone to Porto ;al—cost Thirty-two Guineas about a month strict
to he SOLD, for Twenty-three Guineas.—May be sten at No.:,
le let ster-place, Leicester-square, from ten to four only—a pt
trate house.
N. B. The Proprietor can get a Packing Case, and pack it
carefully, for Two Guineas.—No abatement in price.

To-morrow will be published, price 4s. 6d.
rTHE DOUBTFUL SON ; or, the SECRETS o.
a PALACE, a Play in Five Acts, by W. DIMOND, Est,
row performing with excessive applause at the Haytgarkt.
Theatre.
Printed for W. H. Wyatt, Pickett-street, Temple-Bar.
Cf wham may be had, price 2a. a revised Solition, being the

S. LUCAS and Co. beg leave to inform
hat may be in want and desirous of borrowing tem
manna sums of money, that they can at all times
um from 1001. to 20,0081 ond upwards, on persona'
security arising from bdasibigo Settlentents, Moat)
Clergymens' Living*, or Ifteettaik Copyhold, ins.
taws, on the most liberal and bOaourable terms.—
cat io n Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily receive at thei,
I, lermyn-street, St. James's, either pew:malty or b%
. .
London, England, 1810-07-13

AMSTERDAM, JULY S.

The French troops, having at their head his Excel-
cellency Marshal the Duke of Reggio, arrived yes-
terday in this town, where they were perfectly well
received, and all is tranquil here.
The arrival of the Russian Minister Plenipotentiary
at Belgrade immediately caused all the troubles in
Servia to cease. All persons have united in acknow-
ledging Czerni Georges, who, on his pat, seams
every day more inclined to resign his authority. «e
are assured that, seduced by the intrigues of a tureign
power, he has changed his system.
The Russians still continue to blockade Widdin,
they have gained considerable advantages upon the
Danube below that place, and have penetrated into
Bulgaria, but it appears they wait the arrival t r.%%
reinforcements to enable them to carry un dick opera-
tions on a more extensive plan.
London, England, 1810-07-13

VIENNA, JUNE IK.

The Persian Ambassador from Paris, arrived here
to-day. The French Ambassador yesterday received
a Courier from Constantinople, who afterwards conti-
nued his route for Park. The reports of Peace be-
tween Russia and the Porte have vpnished. Letters
from Semlin, which, however, cannot be relied on,
state, that a Courier dispatched by the Russian Ge-
neral Issajen. who arrived on the ad June at Belgrade,
brings intelligence of a victory gained over the P.reha
of Widdin.

According to the same letters, it is believed 18,000
Servians will join the Russian army.

HANOVER, JUNE 14.

The Commission of Government has published the
following Notice:
" According to reports made to the Commission of Covert-
ment, it appears that many men, fit to serve as soldiers, quit this
duchy, united to the kingdom of Westphalia, and enter into the
service of Foreign Powers, particularly thin of England. This
emigration is caused by the facility with which the Authorities
grant passports, without sufficient examination.
" To put an end to an abuse so prejudicial to the interests of
his Majesty our Sovereign and to the interests of the country, it
is enjoined to all the Authorities, upon their personal responsibi-
lity, not to grant, fur 13 days, any itassports for foreign parts to
peo;le who may ask for them ; unless it be to persons well
known, and whose return to the country the Authorities can
themselves guarantee."

THE EVENING STAR

LO 'DON.

FRIDAY, JULY 13.
PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
S per Ct. Cone. money, op ex. div.—for ace. 70i 71
$ per Ct. Reduced G9i 70-4 per Cent. Kit.
Nary 5 per Cent. 99i—Omnium, pr.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESI EPDAY.
Bank Stock 2got Ontnium 1 prem.
S per Cent. Red. Ann 70ii India Stock 12W1 184
3 p"r Cent. C(1!1I. 69_i India Bonds 22s prem.
4 per Cent. 8 ;if Exch. BAP. 44. Ti. pr.
5 per Cent. Navy 9P Littery Tieceta fi‘2. 15*.
Long Ann. 14 7-16 Cons. for acc. 71
London, England, 1810-07-13

RBNOVATEI) HEAI:IIL

yr has been too frequently the subject of just and
a- general reprsbatioo, that men destitute of the elements ct
the medical art have offered themselves as candidates for public
patronage in the profession of Physic. For the purpose of doms
justice to the result of our studies and experience, and to prevent
us from being classed among those entpiries whose Impudent pre-
tensions have, unfortunately foe society, been too favourably re
ceived, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened, s
faithful statement of our pursuits and acquirements.
After having received a regular medical education, as the pea
of Messrs. Grindal and Eliza:el, whose lectures and practise Isr
carefully attended, as Professors and Surgeons of the LondunHoo
pital, we entered ourselves as :Auden, in that justly celehrrei
school for medical acquirements, the Royal College of UM
burgh, and were instructed in the (Merritt branches of Anatenst.
Surgery, the Theory and Practice of Physit, Chemistry, 154.•
willry, Botany, de. Ike. de. by thole eminent Prof‘ OM, Dn.
Monro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan, and Rutherford.
We trust we shall not be deemed preiumptuous in saying, that
our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Hwiq
for a long series of years nude VENEREAL COMPLAINTS,
and the various diseases Of DEBILITY, the parnealar 040'4
our studies and practice, it will, we hope, he allowed that .hoer
acquired superior knowledge ut their treatment and care. LI
slight and recent awes of infection, perfect re-establishment it
completed In the short period of two days, and in those of N
utmost inveteracy, w hero other practitioners have failed egg'
Crt.b, a proper persort.rance in our plan of wasementensurestode
patient a safe andradicalcure.
Amidst the melancholy variety of dlsorders which we tW tf'
ects of a habit long and most unhappily runlet d by the ruth
sf
both sexes, there are none inure alarming or mote diuresis lbis
those deficiencies and &Lilian which frequently prevent or or
bitter the matrimonial rate. To such persons It must be t.
soling reflection to kuuw that they may now, by a Dew ardww
lible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of ad WWI
blessings, a strong, manly, and vigorous constitution. h sieve
of debility, trim whatever cause arising, as well as in or/ C.;
des of Yenere.l infection, we navy be consulted by Paws"
either sex with the greatest secrecy and honour. Moan 4
sulfation at home front tea to three, and from six in the vela
till ten at night.
Patients in the country are requested to state the Partial
,dbd
their case, age, and general habit of living, de. indoind w'r,
lance for advice and medicines, when the same will be gly:_w*
sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy.
sentlal to our unders king, the paned letters may IN"'
the account for medicines.
CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, No. 107, HattoieGedis•

LONDON : Printed and publidied by LLVIL KF AI, of Car
terbi:ry-Place, Lambeth, at the Srae-Orrice, No.
street. Published also M the Seae-Orrieg,Templo 3%