Star.
London, England, 1816-08-13 00:00:00

Printi.d for Henry Colburn, Conduk-street.

' M. FOUCIIE, DUKE OF OTRANTO.
Mr. C§Lseast will shorly publ,sh, by authority. in French as
wtt ai English, the two following important protluction?:
1. A LET'rElt.t. the DUIU WELLING-
-CI-I'ON, addressed to his Grace from Dresden, by M.
FOUCHF, Duke.of Otranto • • •
12. A SKEXCH of the PQIII.IC LIFE of M. FOUCHE,
'ike of °tramp, prchending twelve Political Documents of
the highest fiver/y..110w first printed from the originals.
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Thss work portrays this celebrated matt as he really is. It ex-
liihits, hit most tetra sentiment+, the spirit of his public life, and
the pkiciples which have directed hint at all periods and In situa-
tions the host diversified. .

The political documents will he found to throw great light nn
the personal relations of the Duke and on the history and cha-
racter of recent !VOUS.

STANDARD WORKS ON INSANrIT.-MADHOUSES
IN SCOTLAND.
TliE THIRD REPORT from the COMMIT-
TEE on MADHOUSES in SCOTLAND, price 7s. or-
dered by the House of Commons to be printed, tbellth June,
18:6. The conteists of this Regan condst ehitly of
, Answers by the Sheriff Depute of Edinburgh, to the questions
of the Committee of the Hs M of Courtuons, relative to Mad-
houses; signed William Itae London, April 26, lu 6.
era by the Sberiff Depute of the County or Forfar, to the
queries trannait,ed to him by order of the Parllssues-
nmittee en Medhottses; signed Adam WI, Sheriff De.
far; lallilialsisi4Ftweieluros...44.soos.au
Answers by Robert Hamilton, IN. Sheriff. Depute of Lanark-
shire, to the queri,•• o• the Conuttittee of the Honourable HMS!
of Commons on Madhouses.; dated Edinburgh, May tS, 1616;
with two eneosures.

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Answers by the Sheriff Depute of Abenleeushire, to the queries
transmitted by order of the Committee of the Honourable House
of Commoos on Madhouses, March rte, G ; dated Aberdeen,
May 6; 1318; s gued Ales. Muir, Sheriff Depute of Aberdeen.
shire; with four enclosures. •
Report of the Sheriff. of the Comity of Renfrew, respecting
Madhouses arid Insane Persons. 'ens:ether with the substances ur
visit's of the Hon. li. G. Bennet, lis.l. to the Glassnw Lunatic
Asytunt ; the St., Patrick or Swft's Holisal for Lunatics, in
Dublin; and the Falpeirie at Pat is.
Pew. ;A for Clemens' 192, Strand.
Of whoa: may be had, price 74
• The FIRST ANNUAL REPOR 1* an MADHOtTSEi in
ENGLAND ft.ir IRlri, rearr b'ere Published. Ordered by the
House of CO4IIIIOII, to be Printed, April 46, 1816.
'Phis new and very intereiting Report on Madhouses, contains
numerous cases, and some singular and shocking details. It com•
prises the important Minute. of Evidence of Bit. J. Newport;
S'r Henry Halford, Bart. Dr. A. Baird; 1)r. J. Vetteh; Dr. R.
Pow ; Mr. E. Wakefield; Mr. W. Ricketts; Mi. J. B. Sharpe:
Mr. J. I lasiam, senior; Mr. J. W. amen.; Mr. J. Hasiam, jun.
Mr. .r. Warhurtnn ; Mr. T. Damon; Mr. J. Watts; Mr. S. E.
Forbes; Mrs. M. ilumieres; Mr. J. Bigamous; Mr. J. Black-
burn, and Mr. J. WoodbalL
Incloding rare Letters, we frown W. H. Lyttleton.Esq. Melli-
tus. for Worcestershire, containing an Account ,ef the Lunatic
Alium, kept by Messrs. Rleketts at Drikwich; the other from
Mr. Hallen, Solicitor, of Kiddernilnster, detailing the case of
P.iwel,agauper lunatic, who was chained to a kitchen floor, and
" Interedilke ayig," in an unoceopied house at Chesterton.
14 These Reports will doubtless become standard works oil the
subject of Insanity. No medical library eao be complete without
it. Every medical inan °fight to have it In bis podeession. The
friends and relatives of those unfortunately bereft of reason,.
ought toyerunt this work, that they may set the different :nodes
of treatment, acid jUdge of the length Of the parolysm, and the
probabilities of cure."

MATRIMONY: •
ARRIAGE should be tlieftiondatitsn of sheial.
lAIL happiness, which better' disturbed through the Parties that
,sartis the union, tint taking those precautions which would secure
them the enjoyment .Of that great domestic blessing. Amid.t
Ihemelancisoly variety wf • disorders under width human nature
is known to suffer,, there are noise mote alirmiqg or ono.: di..-
.treating dais those which result from fad donabk gaietlei, early
dissipation, or solitary Inientpetance. • -
Messrs. CURIVE and Co. beg to state that the sedulous at-
tention of prastiee ezelusindy directed to the treatment and
cur. of CERTAIN COMPLAINTS, endtle them to the claim
of itiperhar acquirement. As regular Auigeone, they offer a
Speedy and Permanent curator every stateof that disorder, which
Is contracted la sit unguarded moment. had which poisuns the
spripgs °fills • aud for every class of debility, which is the consokl
quence of juvenile indiscretions, preventing the maturity of tiud-Y1
11004, entailing by anticipation on its unhappy victim all theire
lirmities of old age-Lehe body brimming enervated and mew
dared--theeheeks yellow and bloodiess—wed the mind SWOP
anti dejected. For the result of tillat success ie this perks.
/sr brands, they refer to that rep station, which, they Mtge
themselves, they *pa acquired, by SO years yipeetellco, In a
Ipstach extended prictice. In slight and recent cases of ilyphilk•
rda Comphdats, &perks* cure is completod in the short period el
Owe days; and Intik most aggravated mese, sewer perseverance
ib their plated treatment Wares to the patient an invigorated,
constitution.
Married Women. who lave' brag been dileigginiated in their'
expectation, n family. May be shinsud they in mem Instances.
such directs sre mrable brindled MI; and Omagh the re-
moval 5f each inspedlineots be en 011 of doubt mdentsurininty
with others, Tee the cure of swab Mem, by the genie gro-
pes GI renovation, is dse aeopasmiset of Mak angueionsit.
Wein. CURitiE and CO. may be emaielevd by Pailestsef
elthier dm. With the pesteetnewesy and homier, mediae house
llama-garden. Patients in thenevntris !tads( did;
-ening age, and general habit Id- &keg, Re. agc. enclosing a remit-
tent:him advice and medicines, the sebse *Ube Oen of scut to
aWy Rust Of the 1101gdosti.-6-10781tmidergliden. • •
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FLANDER*, MAIL.

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VIENNA, JULY 27.

Madame Miir tt, not haring been yet able to find
a suitable house, is going for the present to Pres-
burgh. She must leave Homburgh next week, be.
cause the English Ambassador, Lord Stewart, wishes
to take possession by that time ; the Assignees of
Baron France having let the chateau to him at a
higher rent.