Star.
London, England, 1810-08-01 00:00:00

ATOM, JuLr 29.

Yesterday being the annual election of
for the King's College, Cmbridge, only ,
was open, which was oht.tined by F. BROWN
the Captain of the school. The business
consisted in the rehearsal of Latin and
tions, by the most distinguished of the
preparatory to the public exhibition on M,
the evening, the whole of the Gentlemen
parto.l of sumptuous supper, Lid out
at Surley.hall, which consisted of ev,
Upwards of fifty of them proceeded up
boats, superbly decorated ; tl:e rowers and
' in appropriate dresses, and accompanied '
of the Stafford Militia. After supper, the
their skill and activity in the management
and rudder, by sailing three trnes round
difficult bend of the river, near Windsor
quis of EXETIR, Lord CLIFTON, Lord Ci
SCOTT, Mr. MILES, and the Hon. Mr.
olfciated as coxswains. The festivitie'
concluded with a grand display of fi
: great concourse of spectators lined the
river during the procession.

'I*HE
Amsterdam, 33 0 2 U
Ditto at sight, 32 2
Rotter4m, c. f.lO v 2 U
Hamburgh, SO 2 2f U
Altona, SO 3 SI U
Park 1 day's da. 21 1 I.iv.
Ditto, 2 Us. 21 5
Bourdtaux, do. 21 5

LXCHANG
Palermo, 123
Leghorn, 58'
Genoa, 34
Venice, r.. C.
ineffective per:
Naples, 42
1.61,0 n, 6s}
Oporto, GSt
Deblin, N
Cork, IC.I
New Dollars, Si&
39, Gibraltar 24.
New Ilitubloors, £4 N. W.

Madrid,

44 Affect.
411 Fleet.
_ _ ._ ...

lilboa 41 Errect.
Rio Janeiro 72, Malta
Gold in bar, per uz. Cs. ed.

HIGH NII'zITE R AT 1.0 NIA)N 131.2 11.1 LIE TO-MORROW,
Morning . 13 mirutes after S
Afternoon .....

'IALISNGL.

MESS R S. .CLT R 1: 1 E and Co. Stargcens, late in
114..jesty's Service, ehallsri;e the wrote woriti to pru.'t• a
sipsle in,•ante •14ere their Mti!iciiie and method of Lore I.zee
failed ot the iiviireti tilt rt. lite practice ot n•any years in t! •
perticular branch of their profe►aion bas not given rue to o:.e
unsticcesbrul ca e.

They continue to stir. ct their studies to the treatment and curs
of Venereal Coin, :ai it:, and that derangement of the syster:,
which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful stikt.tsut a
habit long and most unhappily put sued by the youths of both serest
in the one it will be found to be the unfaikin; source of barrio.
ness ; the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a ills.
trtssing state of debility, which, if nut tinwly :emu:died, tentative'
in impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects,while
sumptions,loss of muscular power, and various nervous comrlati
usually characterise the earlitr i.taFps of this solitary vice. Of

sum languishing undi-r the disord..rs incident to a halyt,
treatment is simple and has ntvir proved unsuccessful, in the
course of a long, laborious, and much extended practice. In tie
most obstinate at:l complicated ease of venereal infection, thee
as obs!ruc;ions in the urethra, spongy excrescences, hard 7L-
mouts, cAllous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, gluts, as .:Sa

- .
Whether recent or of long duration, and 'which hare baffled the
skill of o: her lirazt loners ; are by their present improved plan of
realms n t, ellyctlially and permanently cured, without the pat;ret
angering the eicruciathlg path and alarming hemorrhage sel!ie!.l
often the application of the lunar cau.e.c. In the course • f
20 years extemive piaci ce io this metropolis, nhittemus case-.-f
Strictores Itzve been and are daily under tier are, the to• a;
eradication of which are effected by a safe, certain, and esre•li•
dons mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. Ihe
weakness, relaxation, aml debility proceeding from this compeativ
Is speedily rimoved, aid the proem re:tored to sound and vi•
gorous health. But where the debility has for years retire.!.
proper perseverance in their restorative rtmedies, after the
lute has been destroyed, is indispensably thydsite ter r:vive tlu
slumbering s.':arks of life, and to reanimate the Co•aCtution.
Isl Several oblenuat and Gentle'', nt, of the first respeo.kh:l.y,
have been under the cart of Alessi's. Currie and Co. fur re-
moval of complaints of the I:rethra, Strictures, &c. Laviri
received a radical and pc•ialaiient mire request that refer. car
May made to them as i.ranstactory evdencts of the skrzidet •a •
1,,•1 tot ity of Mes,,r.s. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatmitt. ALL:f
of these Gentlemtli have had Strictures from tea to twenty yvars,
and had been under the care of Messrs. licime and lleari.t ..ti

and other 11mi:tons of equal etnintaice, w!..0 attims!tted the etse
by the application of the lunar caustic, without bocce's.
I turf,. Currie and Co. nay be ccosidttll by either wa with the
greate>t delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their hauae, No. It".
!Luton-Garden. Patient% in the COUlttly ana rcipltittil to .ta'c
the ',articular* of theircase, age, and general habit of Vvirs.
inetosing a renlitratice for advice and niedieue*, when the ball;e
will be given or sent to any tart of the kingdom.
1 o enure that secrecy St, ebbe:MlA to their taltlcrtaking, t:.e
postage of Letters may be added to the account for medicine..
4th lune. I soli--ttri, Hatton Garden.

TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESy.
No. 9, NLW BRIDGE-SI/LEVIN LONDON.

moNocal:D
BEr; leave to inform you, that ever since the year
1790, I had been altlicted witk the Lees Venerca; which, treat
its obstinately resisting eve: y course of nx-tlicing pns:ribed lit, s
most rinineat of the faculty here, and undergoing several st v. 4
courses of salivation, and t ivice discharged from the Hospital, ss hts
little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. .1
the spring of last year my disorder had got to suck a head, a.
nearly to put a period to lay existence. I had a 1...r.;e ulcer on r
crown of thy head, one on each ann, and my w :re
out in a frightfui manner; my right was dreadfully panda', aad
had been in a state of uk..rstion for the last seven years; my leit
had also two nodes upcth it, was very muds discoloured, and gave
me suck excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bed, :A
nearly to deprive the of rest ; in tills lamentable cate, I was rt-
co:lnen& dby Mr. I.Thcitipior, (who received great a mg,
by them here,) to take you:- Leake's Paton! pllk.whit:kl b...ce
to do on the 2tith May ; in the course of a fortni,;ht I began to
receive bcueftt—iu little more than a month the ulcer, on
head and arms were soundly beak d—,oon after, the sermon n )
kg healed also: leaving, however, cuim;Jer.LLle &cot; ur::
von in the skin, and pain hi the bone of the left, which, by r.r
blessing of God, and a little longer perNeverance in your 'hank. -
ble Mtdieine, sul'ided ; the nodes dipershig, the skin regiunc
t sit atu nil hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually gob Vit.%
became, by your liberal advice and :wahine, prfatly free from
my fanner complaints—li-ve recovered my for.der spun% ir,d
strength, and am become jolly and lat,in whirh btatch.sc.,
tinned many mouths to the astoutsliment of all who km ss . -
am at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but 1.0.
for the goad of other suffering mortals, to make this my c
public as possible, as I sludl on every occasion—ln so doin.. r
will greatly oblige, .dr, your grateful 01)ra:tit very humble • t •
vant, ALLX. MUlUitil

Swan's Closet I ligh-street, Ediuburgtt.
Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, Thomas
Member of the Royal College of rjevus In Loot!oo, at kis Iwo•:,
No. 9, New Bridge-Areet ; whi re, after a tor-

more than 40 years, in a Fractice
Cure of Venereal Complair:s, .anti dose

l'Arts of Gl:aeration, with tio:t Lividal,le

of his profession should always oharrve in

tern himself, the advice anda,,iitance
.1:e

nisters to persons taking this Mesiii.ine, will ix: .
corning Public, as an aulvautageseWoui attained

atubigLi•• y.
1 hey are also sold by his appointment. at the
35 St. Alban's-strew, Pall Mall ; the Tt.y.s'oop
ford-strata ; Air. Disborougles, No. 7, Fish-str.•

posits the Monument ; and by one rayon
town in Englar.d, Ste. in boats ouly ss. ad. welt
fall and plain directions, w►ereby persons of
themselves with ease aid seem"

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