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. __., 1100 0-- FROM SATURDAY NUJ., ADMIRALTY OFFICE, JAN. 5. • Vice-Admiral Sir HENRY EDWYN STANIIIOPE, Bart. Commander-In-Chief at Sheerness, has transmitted • to bhn Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter he had received from CAptain Ferguson, 01. his Majesty's sloop Pan. flora, giving an account of his having, on the 51st of last niontli, captured the nench privateer cotter, the Chasseur, cl sixteen guns, (thrown overboard during the chase,) and this ty-six men; out two days ' from the Island of Fora, without making anycapture. GAZETTE. ; 'BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Fob. '2l Samuel Holland mid Thomas Smith Williams, of Wye's pool, merchants, at ten, at the Gkbe Tavern, Liverpool. 11 .Pab 16. Thomas Woodward and Thonias Rekon of Stratford, Estes, dyers and calico-printers, at ten, at Guildhall BANKRUP I'S. • Robert Eldridge WI !matt, q Bradford, Wilt., money-serlvener, , to surrender January iB, at two, January 19, and Feb. 18, at el. vets at the King's Arms ben, Melkabam, Wilts. Attendees, Messrs Frow! and Co. Serle-street, Linc oln's-lon, London; i or Mr. Mask Menasha's. John Dunn, of Turnmill street, Clerkenwell, Middlesex, victual-' ler, dealer and shapman, January 12, 19, and Feb.l6, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Tatham, Craven-street, Strand. 1 Henry lames, of Cannon-street, London, bookseller, stationer,' dealer and chairman, January if, 13, and Feb.l6, at one, at* Gaildhall Attornies, Messrs. Mums and 11 1 !offuroaiidfer-kluea Clerapside. James Meek and Coerce Gill, of Lived,' * userchare a s, ,,kins. ken, copartners, January 28, so, as, Feb. 16, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attendee, Meows Stanistreet awl. Edea, Leiye-etreet, Liverpool; or Mr. I homasylodls, Jobs. ,' street, Berlford•row, London. Daniel Spalding, of 1 harpe nett Norwich, Norfolk, liquor-mots chant, brewer, maltster, dealer and chapman, January 10, 11, : at len, a nd F e bruary 16, at five, at the King's Head Inn, Nor , • with. Attorney. Mr. James Hales, avorwleb. Robert Deakin and ll'illJain Barker, late of Manchester, cotton spinners, ironfounders, dealers, chat melt, and copartners, Jan. its, 29, and' Feb. 16, at tee, at the ( es ze Inn, Manchester, - Attornies, Messrs. Willis, Fairtliorne and- Clarke, Warnfords ford-court, London ; or Mr Healop, Manchester. Lehr) Hill, of Liverpool, merchant, dealer and Outman, January 29, 30, and February 16, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Li. verpeol. Arternies, Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton. Boildlngs, Chancery lace, London ; or Messrs. Orred and , Barnes, Liverpool. i John Davies, of Lower Bridge-street, Chester, grocer, January ' 18, 19, and Feb. 16, at eleven, at the Feathers Inn, Chester, Attornies, Mr. Tarrant, Chancery-lane, London ; or Mr. • . David Francis Jones Chester. Uarph Hudson, of llirmingham, wood-turner, dealer and chap: man, January 18, 19, and Feb. 16, at eleven, at the Royal Motel, Birmingham. Attornies, Mr. John Berkett„ Bond-court, Walbroob, London; or Mr. Prichard Eassith,iiirmingleam. Parks Boote and John Walker, of Chester, hat-manufaetnters, dealers and chain:nen January ./S, 28, and Feb. 16, at eleven, at the Green Dragon lan, Chester. Attomies, Mr. Blackatoth, Tenapk, London ; or Mr. 1-lumphryea, Chester. . James Thornley, of Bolton, Lancashire, nitudin-mannfactuteri January SO, 31, and February 16, at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Bolton. Attornies, Mr..Meddoweroft, Gray's Inn, London l a or Mr. Boardman : Bridge-street, Bolton. Richard Suds, of Liverpool, meretiaat, dealer and ehr,-in an, Feb. 4,6, and 18, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Atoms rim Mr. Woods, Lord-street, Liverp ool; or Mr. Thames Blacks net, Pape r Buildings, London. James Utley's°, of Binninglsani, tortoise shell and Ivory 1i.”7- a u d case.maker, dealer and eliapman, January 12, 14, and Feb. 16, as the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attomies, Messrs.Devego 1 sad Tooke., Gray's-lee-square, London; er Mr. Gilder Ears rids, Tonaplesrow, Birmingham. ' William Andrew Wood, John Birch, and Alfred Wood, all Manchester, ootton-merchants, dealers, Owasso andparraero, January 19, 22;a6d Feb. 16, at one, at the Gawp lan, Maw Ouster. Attorelos„_ Mews. SKIM. /anthem., and Cbrhip'.. Vi'artsford-court, London; or Mr. Heal% libli-eultrt. Mho cheater. ' Sattinal Wright, late of Charles street, Soho-square, Midilleaux, (but DOW a prisoner in the Fleet,) jewelleol dealer• and chap-' man, January 8, 19, and Feb.l6, at testi at Guildhall. Actor- Rey, Mr Judaea Mayhew, Si mend's-Inn, Chanctry•lane. ' ' Charles Harrison, of Liverpool, merchant, dealer and eitainsue, February 6,7, and 16, at twelve, at We Globe Tavern, John street, Liverpool. Attornie., Messrs. Cooper and Lute, 6outhampten-Buildings, Chancery-lane, Loudon ; or Milefult. Orred and Baines, Liverpool. John Groomhriege, of Lawrence Poontniy-biU, London, mer chant, dealer and chapinan,. January 12, 19, a:id Febru.xy 16, at twelve, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Oakley, Martin's-lane, Cnanola-aeroet. Thwrid Ale:ander Linda, of Great Winchester-street, London, merchant, deafer and chapman, January 12, 19, and February 16, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Wadessm, Be w, mud Grosvenor, of Austin Friar, London. - • Ismer Carter, of York-street, Borough, Surrey, wine and brandy merchant, January to,st ten, stl, at twelve, and February 16, Ile ten; as Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Turner, No. 7, Kirby street, Hatton-Garden. 'Thomas Chidley, of BLlktnore-street, Clare-matket, Middlesex, dare-se-monger, dealer and chairman, January 8, 19, and Fe bruary 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Parrither bald Son, London-street, Fenchurch-streee, Jobs Wall, o f Oxford.street, Middlesex, hatter, dealer and chip man, Januiry 10, at ten, 21, at twelve, and February 16, ft ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Arnold Murton, No. 9, Cray's Inn. London. Thomas. Manson the elder, and Timms Manson the younger, of Tokenhouse-yard, I.onJon, merchants and insurance-brokers, dealers and chairmen, January it, 19, and February 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Maar" Weston and Teesdale, Fen church-et reel, Lcrition. Speer, late of Bowling-street, Westminster, 011-manu ** tilieneer, dealer and chapman, January 16, 19, and February 16, at ten, a Guildhal .Attorpies, Messrs.Westen eatell'eawlale, Fenchurch street, London. William Cuff, of the Xlirnries, London, cheeserr.ouger, deafer and chapman, Januar),l2., 19, and February 16, at ten vat Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dodd, Billiter.lane, Leadenh i all. 4 street, London. John Whitehouse Wood and William Lakin, of Lt.ndorri ware housemen, dealers and chapmen, January 12,19, and February 16, at twee at Gulhlhall. limonites, Messrs. Willis, Fairtherne, and Clar ks,, Warnford court. Oliver Carter, of Camomile -greet Biehopsgaie-street, London, merchant, dealer and ch.lmarr, Camomile-street, 6, 19, and February lei, at eleven, at. Guildhall AttondetN Mears. Palmer, Tons. lineun and Thomson, Copt ball cuurt, Thr9ginortore-e• -- -- DIVMENDS • . , Thomas Hawker , late of Lott•bury, London, sadler, January 99, at ten, at Geildbaft—Ebeneser Whinenbury, late of Liven., pool, merchant, February 6, at one, at the Globe 7saverrr, pool.- r -I. W. Burgess, J. T. I.ockr.r, and R. Gill, of .Bristol linesweirspers, February 5, at teu, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol, ..,-Robert Bent, of Lincola's•lnn.iiieldr, Middlesex, merchant, Amory 26, at ten, at Guildhall.—John Reid, of Frith-street, Soho, Middlesex, grocer, February 14, at eleven, at Geildhall. Jtsten Booth, of Nortben, Cheshire, corn-factor, and John of Liverpool, cum-merchant, January 30, at eleven, at Tavern, `.—Christopher Berry, sen. and Ro .. bunk, - gm Globe ~ liverpooL- - befit Rochester, of Norwich, booksellers; 'sonar? 30, at four, at tto King's Head ion ' Norwiel.-- . 1 home - White, of the Borough of Southwark, haliseeclaslser, January 29, at one, Atoka Moore, of St. ilabll-square, Middlesex, and of London, brandy-cntrcliar.t, January 29, at eleven, at Guildhall. Harvey, of Chiswell-street, Middlesex, currier; Jew. 26, at ten, at i llSulkihall —lsaac Eyre, of Claring-Crsni, Middle • sex, trunk •maker, January 29, at eleven, a: Guildholl.--John BeriSt, of Alfrtion, Derbyshire, piercer, February 4, at ten, at tlie Angel Inn, Alfreton.—ttalph Jackson, of Hano ver-6quart-, Middlesex, china ;intl.& January 21, at ten, -at titniciball.—Thoulas Lovell, of Nhereditch, Middlesex, baker, January 6t9, at eleven, at Guitdhall.,-Titornas Askton, of Portiea, ten-draper, January 29, at elcvets, at Guildhall—John Bell;of '4 City Chambers, vtine-inerehant, February 14, at ten, atl liiilall--tarnes Ayres, of Strat ford, Essex, coal - metchaut, Fe r. 26, at oil', iat now, of Little Castle. itturrupsare, Middissa, taylor, Ftbsuary at sos„ • ..... trplinauttoo-street. SEA-'OAL METERS' OFFICE, LONDON, JAN. 3. CARGOIS. SOLD, and palm • Monday, Wedn cs. Friday, cdon, sadler, January NEWCASTLE COAL. Dec. 31. I Jan. tt. Jan. 4. enbory, late of Liver- Adafr's Main —. 1 153 0 Globe 1 saverrr, laver. Beckwoith 1 158 0 d R. Gill, of .Bristol, Benton Long 1 158 0 •• 1 GO 0 Bush Tavern, Bristol. Coa:..dge 2 I 62 6 Middlesex, merchant, Colhagwood, 2 ! 5.5 0 Reid, of Frith-street, Heatoh Main 3 1 63 63 0 . 62 9 t eleven, at GaildhaU. He4ibuni Main SI i 62 9 i 62 41 :orn.faetor, and John -Holy well Alaill 1 53 6 lazy 30, at eleven, at Killingwoeth 5 63 0 T Berry, sen. and Ito- Newcastle -' 61 0 i OS 4 X January 30, at four, at Percy 14 63 6 1 63 0 0 White, of tire Borough Park Main .-1 52 0 t i' it one, aiGnildb+ll.--- Tanheld Moor - - 54 6 1 SS 0 t . i; es, and a Mark-lane, Walker 3 61 6 1 62 3 cn IA eleven, at Guildhall. i Wall's End 94- 64 .3 64 65 0 cn Iddlesrz, currier; JIM. Temple's Wall's Bed 4 . OS 3 0 ;Laring-Crr•ss, Middle. Wortley 1 14 0 SI ' i a Guildhall .- John Willinron 5 63 0 1 65 0 February 4, at tell, at Wyiant •—• 1 64 0 • ,of Mill-street, Hano- Bell's Walls-End if 64 9 1 65 6 ler, January 26, at ten, Manor Well's And —e S 62 6 tch, Middlesex, baker,' Bewick Wall's End 5 63 3 2 65 6 , nas Ashton, of Port sea, Cowpen Main S '5B 0 uildhall.—Joit 15r.11; of SUNDERLAND. ebruary 14, at ten, at Biddick New Main -.. 4 51 0 icx, coal-merchant, Fe- Bourn Moor ..10 - 5 57 6 1 59 0 .inae, of Little Castle- Nowbottio .-- 1 54 6 ' r, FehillarT *SI Oats _ Ship. ....64 IS II ~, . . . • le 0 J _ • •—•-."-- - _ • . . . • _ . .. . .- . • FOREIGN INTSLLIGEAT4. ,•- i• . - .P.atiloNS FOR .1411tfentr. PARR, DECEMBER ell. INSNIRAL SRISIYATIQNS ON THY 111111111 S OS TIMMONS Or On the 25th inst. the Minister of Finance addressed 4 MONTH,e a s-re, 1 7:1 , 75 itLA. lilt. ASSEMBLY% OS TUE PISS ZVI' a letter to Count de Sussy, the I)irector-General of CARRIAK Dario. !—Gown of bias.% Italian gauze worn oyes( the Customs, which, after alluding to the commitni- white, with lung Merles made high in the neck, with antique ,cations made on the sth of August to General Arm- ruff a-hl Queen Elizabeth, ornatntoted round the bottom with a grey fio•sed silk trimming. 'A mantle of French grey satin, strong, the Proclamation of Mr. Madison, and the w a sh r ouider *lt h b y la e t er breach, letter from the Americ.m to Treasury their Custom- an i d th trimmed r fe e lti nti ne rel d earouadthe riigfhht houses, concludes its these terms.:—"His Majesty, with the same cotou r Y . A bonnet so correspond, with stamped Sir, perceiving in these two documents an announce- velvet Gower to hunt. Shoes of black or grey kid; gloves et ment of thesneasures which the Americans intend to She same. • take on the 2drebruary next, to c a use th e i r r i ina hts to AN Evante nd • Doss.—Ad antrr , co h lour crape dress , with gshaves,be respected, has ordered me to make known to you, Spi e nish front, ll let in withsatin of t w lte .t sio w ne eul e r et i u h r ba o n rn a 2 arri s nted that the decrees of Berlin and Milan are not to be ap- with white beads, the bosom mid sleeves trimmed wit's bead as plied to any American vessel that has arrived in our on the back of the deem is worn a drapery of amber colour satin ports since the Ist of November, or that sh a ll i s f a - Ima h li s itg . ov n er the shoulders in front, or tied in a bow behind, orn n i d s a pr i e ni tty a fi ns ii i it i l s e to the dr bordered ess. h a i s t ic is h n ,a oade ' Lure arrive therein ; and that such vessels as may just to touchtee way the forms do have been sequestered, on the ground of contravention of the same colour, edged 'Wlth beads. This truly elegant dress to the said decrees, are to form the subject of special is wort over a white satin slip. The rap is composed of amber report. On the 2d of February I shall communicate plaited rthh aa d and lace, ed ge d w i t h Vandyke lace, tied in a bow left side, with amber flower i n front. Necklace aud au e to you the intentions of the Emperor, as to the deft- r the ringsof pearl. Amber satin shoes ; white kid gloves; ti ; pet of • ipitive measure to be taken for distinguishing and fa- i wanselown. 'touring the American navigation." 1 GINZIAL ChIS %%%%% lONS ON FASNION AND DKE.S.—A The American frigate, the Essex, which landed at general transition f ro m bl ac k t o grey has happily reli e v e d t h e s o..' c w ia as l b oar d f f ront m ould zcahveowyft L'Orient the messenger who came with the Presiden t's ov ercast a st ir k nf a i t i" iris arld t ‘""e.:3 which it bet Proclamation, - and who arrived in this e - apital on the there is still a cloud which hai r over the t nation smv t e ha Pe t a rn so u n st ; dim 16th instant, has sailed from that port for England, to pease, before the fashionable world will be restored to its brit.' communicate a 'copy of the same Proclamation, and , liabci. or Its bustle be seasoned with piety. to demand the ultimatum of the Cabinet of St.James's. i - Fftuat naorisasee's aaroctrostY or arm, rasiiroxi c i By a Decree of the 14th, the Emperor has ordered Idle formation of Councils of Discipline for the Rehm-, i , MANUFACTURIts, &c. Erez al t Figure. A French frock, with rates belonging to the different courts of justice, with ' dem e. T e trai Njm n ° of p b e letc e t — im iscrwers, under certain circumstances, to strike their satinet or satin ; the bottom, Prila boso gauge, m egeril anci je s ee hor a t 'lip "e white names out of the lists of those privikdged to plead. memed with a vandyke border of n him velvet or thread lace. i All advocates on being admitted to the bar, ate to A white velvet or satin hat, ornamented with two rurled oe. take the following oath :---ss I swear obedience to the an tri d ch al feathers, with a silve r of beaded baud. Whit e kid g l oves Constitution of the Empire, and fidelity to the Em- siTria;-• FIGUII. - —AO elegart Grecian robe of sliver grey , peror—that I will not say or publish any thing can- crape-; worn over a white satin under-dress, ornamented at the trary to the laws and regulations, good morals, the feet and down each side the figure with a light and hateful bor. 'safety of the state, "and the public peace—that I will b a e er ad e s f black bugle d s i . Stomacher of the s ome , e d ge d w ith bl ac k never violate the respect due to the tribunals and sieves. correspon d irg ne w k it e those aad wh h i s ch fi le n t i s sh a the jet. bo som.an r in d n public authorities, and that I will never give an opi- waved curls on culls side the face, divid e d in frcat of the fore -pion for, nor support any cause i wh.ch I shall not, in head with 211111 plait, and ornanterned with. a barrel comb of jet. May soul and conscience, believe to be just." It is di- W vi l i : i l t t e e ksiadtin io s v lippe a r r s i , d f wi so tit a black j lr-fr et clasps or bugle rusittos.— listed in this decree, that if an advocate shall, in his . BACK GilouN es s; Pion a I.—A bs k ro - be r" o t f ed blacf e V 11k 1 en velve t, pleadings er writings, 'permit himself to attack the with short curcassian sleev e , . g ath ere d i n a k not o f white beads principles of the monarchy and the constitution of she ;or pearl ; the bosom and stomacher to cormspond. Pearl neek 'Empire,- the laws, and established authorities, the i la ce, t. ear -rings, -rin g s, and bracelets. Belt of white *sleet, with meth. r- Court shall forthwith sentence him to one of the pu-Iforo. p n e t ar with a p p s. eari C e onveu n t t ve a il la o l f ) w w h l t t. te cobweb saai net, ls confined I n nishments prescribed by the 371st article of the cri- kid. Gloves of the same, and fan of carved Ivory. sPere w hite urinal code, without prejudice to farther proceedings i A WALKING Dares —A round high morning robe of cam in the case. 1 brie, pith Seep full-trimmed cellar. A Swedish coat of lead ' coloured cloth, er black velvet, trimmed entirely round with , , H.kMBURGH, DECEMBER 17. I swansdown or blue fox fur. A Spanish pelerina of the same, SMCIAL COVECIL CHEATED BY THE =CA= 01 OM- fastened in front of the throat with a stother•of-pearl broach ; Ben 19, 1810. clasps to currespond for the bottom of the waist. A traveller's hat of black or grey velvet, or ctols turned up on the left side RITTINS OF DECEMBER 14. with a shell ornament. Hatt-boots of grey ciente ' laced and The Majority of the Special Council having met, b oun d w i t h bl ac k velvet. Chinese ri4kule of gr ey or lead it was represented that many merchants and traders coloured satin, embellished with Mark medallions and tassels.— from Holstein bad for sonic considerable time been ' Gold chain and efe-elies soliciting permission to make fresh declarations of I colonial product ; the entry of which had been law ful by sHamburgh. These merchants represented, that having only the said products consigned to them, they were not able to know in time the intentions of. their employers. The Council taking this circumstance into conhi. - . . . , , .. deration, and conjecturing that 'it entered into the EAST, *EST, NORTH, ANtl ti3OUTIL views of his Majesty and King, to facilitate the enjoy. CHEAP AND EXPEDITIOUE TRAVELLING, ment of the favour intended by his Decree of the 4th rams of October, 1810, was unanimously of opinion that I THE SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SW- W-H11.1., I.ONDON. there should be granted longer time for the admission ' I 'IIE 'following - POST-COACHES set out at re ef their declarations, which shall expire on the 30th -L deiced prices eTo EXETER., only Two Guineas, Inside; of December, 1810. (Signed) and .€2 12a. 6d. Inside, to PLY MOUTIi, at Seven o'Clo c k every Morning, with a Guard and Lamps through Ranker', Aiminit e r, COnnlisdet CAMPANA, Bridport, Blandford, and Salisbury to Mr. Winston's, Kin g ' s The General of Division, Chief a the General Arms, Plymouth; and to the X ' , s Aru-s ing , Dock. Staff, President of the Special Council. CHESTER, Newport, and • Whltchurch New Post•Csach, VIENNA, DECEMBitit 7. t every Evening at Five o'ciesh.. In the night of the 3d inst. the French Imperial 805101, 1 Spalding, ltkiborough, Stilton, and Huntingdon . Envoy, M. Mesgrigny, arrived with a letter from the rostooktoroalspi jaialyCoacinnits,:e.tGssiountsze,ry , and Hull true Emperor Napoleon to our beloved Monarch, inform. LIVERPOOL Wartime'', Kniestord, stone, and Litchfield ing him that her Imperial Majesty will shortly be Post Coach,called the Expedition,every Evening at Five e'Clock, confined, and enjoys the most perfect health. On the' ; to the Angel Inn, Date -street, Llverpasil.—Guarsied throughout. sth inst, dispatches were likewise received from Pa!is, hanil34lC. Hai n a en d al ln dß ll ‘ S l i a' Ori tL Flying on Post-Coa ms eh rn es n , n th n rough Cettpr referring to commercial arrangements. Their con- May's, the Greyhound inn, lath, te-nt the Lundon'Tavie e 7.4.1140: tents are looked for with anxiety. The Count St. btu ' rass-street, Bros rot, nem Morniag..-Coaches to Wells, Bridge (late King of Holland) is still at Gratz, but proposes '"o'er , I . :emelt, roe. LEI:DS new li g ht C o ach, ca ll e d t h e R oc ki ng h am , sets c ut every to make a journey through Austria. ' Morning al Ei g ht o'Clock, carrim four insuks only, and goes re- PETERSBUROH, NOVEMBER So. niarkahly easy, with a Guard throughout. Patsea through Stant- Accounts from our army say, that preliminaries of lord, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and lierrybridge, to the peace have been signed between Count Kamenzkoy Golden Lion, Leeds, nest day at noon. Notwithstanding the and the Grand Vizier, Jussuf. Our Court Gazette uncommon expeditioo of this coach, it is allowed to be the most agreeable aui complete public conveyance on the North Road, has puhlished nothing on the subject. i bein g unequalled in accomnidtation by a a y other. 4- KiNDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Ku-by, Lonedale, Belton, Chillrlcy, Ormskirk, and Gentians Poet Coaches, eve ry A f ternoon at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. i GLASGOW, i. ongtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Brownhill, Thornhill, sanqnhar-Kiln, Cumnock, Kingswell, and all parts of Scotland, CarflpereloWa Coach, Daily. YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach, perforated with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at Half-past Sit o'Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Taticaster,Darlington,- Northallerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued from the length of the journey, nosy reset what tirne they please, and then proceed on witbaut any ad ditional Fare. J. Clark, the Black Swan, Coney-street, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and ocher place,. . BRIDGENORTH and 'Walsall, new Post t' . MARRIED. 14t sly, at Thurston, the Reverend Jones Demme Stokes, of Ni'ellescott House. Worcestershire to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the late Mr. William Br et t, o f l'hurston Abbe y. • Saturday senntglu, at Lamberhurst, Sir Cliaa. Francis Faraaby, Bert. w Eliza. the youngest dauguter of the late Thomas Mur land, of Court Lodge, in Kent. lINIVERSITT INTELLIGENCE. gamut 'not, DEC. 31.—Mr. Geo. John Skeeles, of Christ Col lege, and A‘riers. John Griffith, Thos. Robinson, and Geo. Pea cock, of Trioity College, are elected Scholars on the Foundation of the Rev. Dr. Bell, Prebendary of Westminster, being the first election since the institution of the scholarships. OxPOIID, JAN. 5....011 Saturday last, the Rev. Mr. Prost, Fel low of Exeter College, was elected Proctor, in the room of Mr. Wilted, who hal resigned. L tROMOTIONS. The Rev. N. Colvile, M.A. Domestic Chapialp to Lord Mol grAci , is appointed to the Rectory of Brume, Norfolk. Rev. 1. G. Sherer, to the united Vicarages of Godmershom and Cballack, Kew. . Coach, ,every Evening. CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven Post Coach, goes with Four Harms, and a Guard all the way. Passes through Drones, Appleby, Greatabridge, Ricktuond, Catterick, Baroughbriage, Wetherby, Aberturii, Doncaster, and Grambaan (the nearest way by eighteen miles). Sets out every Morning, and performs the josriley witlitlie greatest facility. PitiotartlerS demised on the road Sy business, or pleasure, have the pectitiar advantage of their seats being secured in the next coach. ECLIPSE, a new Flyir.g Post-Coach, to York, Sunderland, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, carries Fuur Insides only, ever., Evening, at Four *Tuck, by way of Dimicaster, Grantham, sad Stamford. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yawn new Coach every klerning, to the Geurge liw , Sunder'and. • MANCHESTER, Wirnslow, Congitiou i Newcastle, and Wolverhampton You-Coach, every Afternoun.—Guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shitrual PesteCoach, the Royal Charlotte, every Evening at Five o'Clock —Guarded. Slik.f FIELD and liutherliam called the Rucking. ham, every Morning. BIRMINGHAM - Mercury Post-etnich, with a CoariVeeta Oat every afteniuon and reachesnext day ;it won.— Paige' by Oafo:ii, Euston, and Shipstans to the Saracines Head, Buthatriet„ Birmingham. HULL, Northcave, HowdeD, Thom, and Doncaster Poet. Chub, every lelotiiing at Seven to Elio Bull and San bay hlyton-Gate. HulL tiERTTORb, Ware, Hoddesdoe, s e nd Chesunt Coach, every , hleriditt TOT rErniAm and Edmonton Coach, Daily, at Half-peet: Ten, Hatflast Two, Half-past Four, and Hai(-pax Sever o'clnck. WILLIAM B. Mou N taIN mid CO. resi ectt vie/ acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will het be accountable tor any Parcels or Lug,;.le, &c. of more than k.vo Pounds Value, if lost - damaged, ari as entered as such and paid lOg tociagrdipily, as Head hut s Saaragil, Lipjog i • Rev. Mr. Moore, M.A. to the consolidated Rectories of Bithy and Framingham-kart, Norfolk. - ..~ . . CPIAVIM MinSitS. CURB LI and Co I . Surgeons, late in Llg Majesty's Service, challenge the emot e st urld to pruve sin& ler:lobe whyre their alhate:tie sod mt ti.o4 of cure have failed ot the desired effete. The practice of many years in flit particular branch of their profession has net Raven nit to u us unsuccessful sate. They continne to direct theft studies to the thatrtlerit one cute of Venereal Coudairits, that dere/semen: of the syeen. which Is the consequence- of tl.e pernicious and wasteful eite:ts 4: habit long :and mart unhappily pursued by the ;total tr. of Itri:S s. zest in the tine it will be found to be the Unfailing murex of ewss . ;rte other have its ravages fatally drve'loped to them by a treeing state of debility, which, Knot timely remedied, termiires In impotence. ',lime are Its nembtt add uhitu ate effect s, wail con. swuptions, loos minuscular, power, atid vat ions hervous com usually characterise the eirlier stages of shissolitary vice. ()rit e ,. sons languishing under the disorders incident to such a halm, their treatment is simpie and has never proved utisisee eni t u k , i„ the amm o ; a juitg,laborious, and touch t.‘ ended prai:ttce. In the most ohstintte and compheated ClAvl ut veuereallefection :tuft as obstructions in the urethra, a, sngy'excreeconers, timers, callous ulcers, eruptions, seinmot weakness, glees, as all, S Whether recent or of long duratitsu, and svalch have baffled tial skill ofother Practitioners ; are by their prezellt im;•roeed pla n reatment, effect eery and permanently cured, without the pat't..ns otifferim the ezertiewing pain and alarming hemorrhage w:tieh c&.en follow, the application of the lunar caustte. In the course of 40 rears extensive i.metice in this metropolis, minters - tie cites el Strictures haste been and are daily tinder their are, the total eradication of which are effected by a safe, certain, and ceps/. Weis Mode of practice., superior to any other yet adolite.L The weakoess,,relasation, and debility prJoeediug from this complain:, is 'speedily remote's!, and the pleat cored to sound and vis goiens health. But where the' debility has for years existed, is proper perseverance in their restorative rent , thes, after the Ali& tore Lu.been deptroyed, is jetcreipetwebly s . ..q4isee to revive flee dumberiog sparks of life, and to rearinitte the Ceststtutina. Several Noblemen and Ge)sticnotn. ut the firs' respectability,- here been under the care offMk*s. Currie and Co. for the 'moval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, due. and, having era:tied a radical and permanent etre t request that referee** may be made to thern as sat islactary . ovide:.ces of the decided Nes petiinity pf Messrs. Curse and Cu. plan of htiny of these Gentlemen have had Stricnires hem ten to twenty years, and had been tinder the care of Messrs. IFinnie and Hesvisides, and other surgeons of equal emineiete, tato attempted the CUM ' by the application ot the lunar r.tustie, without success.. Messrs. Currie anti to. nun , he'ronsuli 4 by either sex with the greatest delicacy, it.erecY, anal honour, at their In use, No. 107, I Lattorf-Garden. Patients in the country are requested to stars the particulars of their ease, agr;aod general habit of Tiling, tociosang a remittance for advice ant medicines, when the same rfII be given or sent to ary pa. of thekingd rut. 'fo ensure that secrecy so essential to their untiertalttng, tits postage of I.epere may be atifled en the acconni for roed'innes. VICP.. ji`NCOURAGED by the uniform success attending 4 - 4 their peculiar method of tmatment in the cure of a few preialent compleints,Which has been couftrmed by the experience or many years in . a large and extensive prattler ; sens:ble also of the happy effects resulting to the pub;.c front rat4lical al , a eonentne their attention to a certain class of diseases, Mews. GOSS and Co. continue to di.-ect their studies to those disorder* exiting front a secret destructive habit of Incousidetate youth, which not only occasions a Duni, ri'us train of Demos affectiou% but a's entails on its votaries eel :he enervating imbecilities of old age. In that distressing state of debility or deficiency, wise. tier the consequence of such baneful haleii,e, ereessive &inkier, long residence let hot climates, or any ether cause, 47 which tee powers of the constitution become enfeebled, as regularly edroa -ted surgeons of London, they offer a safe, and speedy ration to sudnd and vigorous le;talth. Where an early applicatinu is made for the cure of a cereal, disorder, frequently contracted in a ntomen: of inebtlety, the era dioation is generally completed in the abort space of two deer. and in the more advanced and inveterate senses of venereal infection, chararterixed bye variety of painful and distreesiee .syntponts, a persevez ante in their plan (without restraint w diet or exercise) wiU ensure to the patient a iiermenem and radea..l cure. flit &sews of the . Urethra, as frequently connect•ei with or aridng from the above contzlaine, have not escaped tiaras attentioo; lay an and iniproved plan, they are en ahled to remote übseitaate Gott rs awl b. - Rh:it:au. whether recent or of long duration, wit:mut resentin" to Mc painful and d engerous use of the caustic booed:. ?. lacy Instances can be ad docetf of very irveterate Lases, of several years continuance, bar ing lidded to their method in a tow days, after the eve had been attempted by other Fractitioners without effect ; and such by born' the ageerabie :vault of a practice of toexteen years, tint the top} of treatment lass mat in ooe single inetakee ever proved abortive. during which period many thousand persona, et both sexes. Aare experienced the enki:invnt of baying been parfeectly cored, after si vere and injurious methods had bete perwveredin to nu muleteer. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively proiessine_ the cure of thee, par:it-Weir c.imptatots, in order tisit they niay uut be, by a ct,.- taken few, narked with the obinguy so jusdy attached to the ig uorant empiric, thick it but Justice to themselves to stare, that they have been property educated and icitiateeinto every branch of the profession (certificates of which, from Jill:rent Hoapitale, anal testimonials front tee most eminent Physician/4, they hare to cor vine: any inquirer), that the success respiring from their eatle4- , sours fi,rme it them to quit the practice of the several Prac titioner, and they presume that their prote:trions consri• tit e a tar ground for the unprecedented confidence with w hich they hare. by the Public, been so itherally honoured. To be consulted at their house daily (personally, or by letter) by )satieuts of either Sex, with secrecy, delicacy, and attention. GOSS and Co. Surgeons. 13, ilouverie-street, Pieel.-etreet. • TO 'llitifitAla Ist?Loke, sue. NEW BILIDGE-SflitEET, LONDON. HONOURED SIR, BE I. ; leave to inform yon, that ever since the year 1790,1 had been afilicted . with tbe I.ues Vein:tea ; whiah from ifs obstinately res:stlng every course of medicine prescribed by the 'taw eminent of the facility here, and undergoing several se..loss courses of salivation. and twice disc) rtes front the Hospital, vi little relief, would appear to be of :he milk Inveterate nature. in the spring of list year my diso-der hadiot to such a iiezo, as nearly to pet a period te my existeace. 1 had alerge Ulcer un the crown of my kcad, one oa each arm, and my legs were brekets out In a friihtfulinanner ; my. right was 'ill i.adfully painful, 113 had beru in a state of ulceretion for the List sere!) years; try lett had also two nodeaupon it, was very much discoloured. and ga , e me such 'excruciating pain, particularly when .warm ors, awed, ), nearly to deprive me of rest; in this lamentable state, I was r.- commended by Mr. J. Thothron, (who received so great a by theca here,) to take your Leakes Patent Pith, which I : - •resn "to do on the 26th May ; in the coarse of a fre•tn;gle I Neese is receive benefit—in little more than a month the uleers ot my head and anna were soually healed—soon after, the amnion asp leg healed also: leaving, however, considerable discolour-La tion in the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by as blessing of God, and a lit:le longer pe:•severance in your invaios hie Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing. the skin repintsig immoral hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually raing oW--I thee became,.by your liberal advice and midlcine, perfectly free frwa my former comktaints--bave recovered my former spirits a-3 strength, and ant become jolly and fat, in which s.arehsefe co. .- timia4 mem months to the astonishment of all who knew re-./ am at a leis in what terms to express my gratitude, but hag for the good of other sdifering mortals, to make this my •• i. public as possible, as I shall on every occasion—in ao doi••••• • s al wit/ greatly Adige, Sir, your grateful obedient very Ittim'ile '7. • vetu, ALEX. Milkh fAt. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by etc sple Propriffior, Thomas Tsylw. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at %It he use. No. 9, New Bridge-street ; where, after a cotstant rea'ellout. more than 40 year, in a practise particularly direct-el w tits Cure of Venereal Complaints, and those incidental to tine Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which of his profession should always olnerve is such cases, be fro 'tees himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitously !sisters to persons tatting this Metlietne, will be es! einned, by a owe caning Public, as an stiviiumage seldom attained and void of an limbiguity. • They an also sold by hie appointment, at the Perbamer's, Na. SS, St. Allaan'sestreet, Pall Mail • the Toy-shop, No. )05, Ott ford-street ; Mr. Disborovglia, No. 7, Fish-vet-et-bill, uearle^e posite the Monument ; and by one person is every eoesiiiei it ‘s' town in England, die: in boxes only gs. ed. each, veiled up •3^(11 full and Omit dinuttleas a whereby persons elefther sot may cure henuseivs• w ith gape and secret-. LONDON LEVEL Rsri I Primed aid pabllshadby at As tiakOVIK4S. TOPpIoPM and No. 1, cory-sti" I I I