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P P- - ♦ S UAZ dr SCHOOLS. . P. BURDar" AND VIE SPAililtit:' it Readers will recollect that this cause, which tried recently at Bar, in the Court of King's 4 , 1, w:Ls decided by a Jury in f . .vour of the defen and that in the action against the Serjeant a t , s, the Court gave tl u judgment in demurrer riinst the plaintiff. Sir Francis, not satisfied with is.• result in either cause, has now brought his - writ al appeal, and both actions will be again agitated in and behse a tribunal higher import than that in which they have been already discussed ; namely, be fore the Colin of Exchequer Chamber, which has pa ramount jurisdiction above the Courts of Westminster Hill. Thu Cturt is composed of the twelve Judges, all of whom sit together and hear the Advocates on both sides, and afterwards pronounce their judgment Jrriatim ; futon Whose decision there is no appeal but t. the House of Lords, which is made, in the first in atance, by petition ; but then it is a petition of right. SL On Tuesday eernight a cause which excited con siderable interest, tame on to be heard at the Ses sions House, Portsmoath, before JOSEPH Sltl Esq. Mayor:; W. GOLDSON, Esq. Semexe Sinettit, Esq. and EOM MID CAUTEII, IEI4 Magistrates. It was an information preferred, nominally, by Henry Nerris, but actually by the Rev. Dr. Scott, Chaplain of Portsmouth Dock-yard Church, against John May. bee and the Hon. George Grey, Commissioner of the said Dock-yard. The information set sorth that John Maybee, at an unlawful assembly, held in a certain room or office, belonging or attached to the dwelling house of the Hon. Commissioner Grey, under colour and pretence of exercising religious worship, in "other manner than according to the Liturgy of the Church of Englind," did unlawfully teach—at which Meet ing five persons or more were assembled, besides those of the househould ; contrary to '22 Oar. '2 C. " An , Act to preVent and suppress seditious Cunventicles :" and had thereby incurred the penalty of at2o each.— , After the information had been read by Mr. Cal laway, the Town Clerk, Mr. Minchin, Solicitor for the defendants, took occasion to notice to the Court, that, although he was aware that the ieformation con ulnae: suchlegal irregularities as would quash the case,l particularly with regard to Henry Norris being made the informant, without his having a title of know- , Iledge touching the matter, yet, he was determined to take no such advantage ot the Rev; Dr. Scott, but , would go into the fullest examination and discussion of the matter. John Maybee,defendsnt, pleaded soot guilty. It appeared in evidence, that this was a Sun day School for the purest and best of purposes. where a number of poor children are taught to read the Bible and Testament, the Explanation of the Ca. chism, and the Common Prayer Book of the Church' of England. After a full hearing, the defendant was Acquitted ; and the prosecutor withdrew the infor mation against the Hon. George Gtey, for having as charged, wittingly And willingly suffered an unlawful assembly to be held at his Office. The interest of the case produced the fullest and most respectable' Court ever known, who cee hi not refrain from expres sing, by acclamation, their admiration of the seuti meuts expressed by the Mayor. The Surveyors of Taxes, by direction of the Com missioners acting under the Property Acts, are cal; ling for a list of all the " Methodist, Dissenting, and tither Meeting Houses" with the names of Trustees :and Managers—what money on interest and to iwhom such interest is paid, and to what amount pir annum. Attuervey.—.We beg leave to recommend the Pe ruset of a little pamphlet, just published, price fv. entitled "A serious Admonition to a professed Chris tian, who has violated his Marriage Vow, by Being in Adultery, and on the sinful and destructive ten !dent), of evil communications."—The sin of a deliery As one of such constant prevalence, in the present state of society, of such habitual increase, and yet so ,h e inous in itself, and so dreadful in its consequences, that every man who devotes his talents, whatever they May be, to expose its baneful tendency, is deserving ot .public thanks : Indeed, it is, as that excellent Noble. man, Lord Auckland, has oftenotnerved, most extra. ordinary that, white hundreds of petty offences, which affect only the property of individuals, are subjected to severe punishments, for a crime which disturbs lite peace of society, and strikes at the very root of all social and civil relations. The author of this admoni-! tion is evidently a pious man ; and he enforces his ar-: guments, which are purely religious, with the grewest zeal. His design is highly praise-worthy, and lie has our best wishes that it may produce the very laudable object which it has in view."— For the abort recom. mendation, see the Anti-Jacobin Review for July, 1811. It may be had of E. Wiesox, 88, Curnhill, corner of the Royal Exchange. Beautiful White Teeth may be regarded as one of the greatest blessings Providence can bestow, without which the finest lot med face is imperfect; inattention to the teeth and gums is the principal cause of an efettsive breath. Bumr.u's V EGET ABLE Ressoita e viva Toottt POWDER is a most elegant and certain remedy for all diseases of the teeth and gums; its particular qualities a re not simply confined to cleatt sing the teeth , but will preserve -hem in the highest state of perfection; it will render them beautifully white, fastep . such as may be loose, and restore them to their original purity, entirely eradicate the scurvy in the gnms, cause them to adhere close and firm to the teeth, render them of a healthful red, and the breath delicately sweet, relieve and cure the most excruciating tooth-ach, guni r biles, and swelled face. —Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, f, Cheap comer of Piternoster-row; and retail by Belam Ail Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall and Johnson, Gosport; llnutt, Weston, MAllorrand Jones, Portsea ; Triew. Ivan, Exeter ; Cookworthy, Glewvlle. Gilbert' and Moxland, Plymouth ; Newbury, lYublin ; Baxter and /'Donald, Glasgow ; Smith, hi,itlerston. Scott and IVO, Edinburgh ; Cautwell, Bath ; Ross and Peck,, Gregson and Billinge, Liverpool ; Stains and Lynch, Manchester ; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and Ploys!, Birmingham ; Giegory, Brighton ; and most Medicine Venders, in Boxes 2%. 9d7eache , Yesterday afternoon, about six o'clock, as the Rev. Mr. AsroN SMITH, Secretary to the Portriguese Am basssdor, was riding in Hyde-Park, the horse took fright, and ran furiously through Grnsvenor Gate, when Mr. Swett was thrown off, and unfortunately fractured his skull. A sergeon immediately attend ed, when he was trepanned ; but, after languishing without speech during the night, he expired this morn ing at five. a - Four men have been apprehended at Swath/wen, and lodged in the Kilmarnock jail, suspected pf be . ieg concerned in the late forgery on the Greenock bank. The gang is extensive, and the wo:k is car ried on at Deblin. One of those who have been `seized, has turned informer, and the - rest will pro bably he secured. At Neilston Fair, near Glasgow, on Friday se'n night, a girl about 18 years old, was rode over by a .horse, and expired a few hours after the accident. Mr. Thomas Reynolds, a faspectable woollen dra iper in Colerain, was dmwned on the morning of Fri day, while bathing at the shore near Port Stuart. Mr. Pyle, brewer, at Winchester, was thrown out of his gig on Friday, at Otterbourne, and very much bruised; and Mr. A. Todd coming to Winchester •for a surgeon to attend on Mr. Pyle, was throvin from the same gig,.and had his collar bone broken. Yesterday forenoon, at half past eleven, a part of -that stupendous shore , now constructing , which is in tended to carry the water from the north western ez-. ,itrernities of the town to the Thames, at Belgrave Plottse, gave way; owing to the falling of a confec tioner's ice.house, near the corner of Half Moon street, in Curzah-street, when unfortunately one. of the workmen and a lad were tuirled in the'shore. lintne diate aid was afforded by the worknien, but Unfotte; ' stately the man was dug nitt quite lifeless ; the lad, Iliongh ranch hurt and brdised, we are happy to say Is yet living. the Spanish prisoners of war, employed on flee public works at Nancy, weft . publicly executed an the '2Bih of Jane, for having, in attempting to es tape, killed one of their guards. Wednesday.evening a most destructive Are broke out in'Windmill-lane, Drogheda, and, before it could be go under, eleven cabins were reduced to ashes, 'and neirlidset entire property of the wretched suffer destrOyed: Two gentlemen, of the names of Dufour and Craig, starred on Monday, For a wager of fifty guineas, to inn from the middle of 'Holborn to Bow and return. Eath betted that he performed the distance within an bone, beit,g eight miles and a half. Mr. Dufour won ' by there minutes, he having performed the distance in 57 minutes. The foatman of Mrs. WALLACM, the Lady of the general who we stated about two 'months since to live.been robbed of a box of jewels to the amount of 000, when removing into her present residence in Mortimer-street, has been traced by Lavender and Salmon to Guernsey, with the whole of the jewels in his possession. Early, a few mornings since, the shrip.of Mr. Bliss, site pawubroker, the corner of HOlywell-street, in the Strand, was broke open, and robbed of jewellery, plate, silk, and lace, to the amount of about £500. Mrs. Bliss was confident she heard some persons in the house ; but Mr. B. being inthe country, she was fearful of making an alarm at first, but at length, 'what jike'did, and procured assistance, the robbers had Made their' escape. About nine o'clock tire name Morning two'boys went to Bow-street Office and com municated to Salmon that they had that morning found in St. Clement's Churth-yard, nearly opposite Mr. Bliss's house, 44 lace veils and several rolls of silk. Salmon went with them to their residence in Bear yard, and took possession of the property, and brought the leaps before Mr. READ when Mrs. Bliss identified the goods part of the property stolen.'• The ifagistrate being satisfied with the boys' account dis 'barged them, and gave the property to Mrs. Bliss. Sunday se'unight a most awful catastrophe occur red in the family of Mr. - Robinson, of South Park, A _ _ tear Hendon. _ little iftee nine o'clock the family • pig having just finished their.itipper, were seated in dif. it: Le st 1 at Trinity College, Cambridge, Mr. %Valiant Gilpin, Orent parts of the room. A.t this moment the light- esaestsjs, of the R%Vilham Gilpin, upwards of twenty-awe sing struck the end of the house; a strange crash was years head muter of a t eam School, near Epsom, Surrey. heard in the chamber, the rooms Fe t e filled with a Fri 4 al's at Bath, William Uti•ite.Eo4. late private •erretaeY to strong stench of sulphur ; and the arty felt a strong • Ofs Lord Melville, and one o. the Conunissiouers of the VictuAitig elecit tc Shock, which caused aissittg,Stait from their •I c bur e. aday, at Newstead Abbey, the Hon. Mrs. Gordon Byron, 'hairs, with•the exception of Mr. Samuel Robinson, mother of the Welt Hon. Lord Byron. who alone remained unrooved,Wben they found him On the 2d inst. at Wispy, in Eisee,ia the I.ld year of kii wholly lifeless Two ladies received some slight age , Mrs. M * Willer "' relict a the Lire the . litoyal Nary. eontustogs; and a Mr. Haggerston had one hand At Malts, on the tid May, after a few day+ Illness, Dr. Wm . : slightly E i raised ; but the rest of the party sustained Irvine, phytielan to the army, son of the late Di. Irvine, of MO no injury. On examivation it appeared, that the University of wallows. lightning had struck the gable end, vommunicating At at. Andret's, on tae soh July, when o t n 404:10th his with the iron sods of a bed in the chamber, round eornyan; t o i r second re ls rlrlfeshl a t local Lida, st i sn cl of Cal the t‘tmptsbrlgtrl Which it hid run, and twisted them in a singular man. H en d erson , o f t he Prince of w s ks na t e yacht. per •it then had proceeded into the roan) below August 1, suddenly, in Durnford-streit, Stostelsouse, 1. Re. troa:lucted by the bell.wire, which was cinisidetely elm tet Allot fit Fero& PriaotierS of was. He was in perfect MAW . The deceased was sitting with his head iseekb rile preceding eeenirigi and walked e e l "' the citadel in company with Ws daughter. glom to the bell-handle, and thus received itt its full Aaiun a. err Deptresd. Kest, in rte 79th es . /22Lhis cil finci,tha shock , which so awfully and instantaneously Start kmausun, isle Head Survvier of id iliiffea. cut him off in the prime of youth and heittlt. He 141110iC°naPiemil wain *bolo be Ma Allitpars. wit use e t ei s l udleal Hi y iv , at• w. akiag itobert . 4l64 4.o4 (; was 28 years of age. A small &colourist plate ap- sar peared on one side of his neck; and one en the out- ! mass day. gide of his thigh. No other marks of akt stroke Was Augut 4, visible.,, • . who ha bun* Affilt.7o6a Vow, ti Ile lollepatish a Se; ; "4=.•. I 1114400 61 , 11111 / #1 'fan 10.4,) 4.1.; • • :'t; w . • ' • . • " • . """""woftliafthra.... ' _ _.......•MmAIN , • a ~,0144r...„,, , 3 , • • - 7 1 "7 7X . . •ifiWinVieihßViiikY: .4414 r7pl Y l • I i GENTEEL VILI.A, . o fen p.entshigly situate, wdi Wine. ' sheltered with Oak and Beech In the hear of the New !• ,hest, . s", 'la - r 01410, 41, 1 • th ., at a short d4taoeso from the Towns etboutbanroa,SolhoLury, the .follovring . rrisonds -pa ' I.ymington, Romany and Lyndhurst. ...eiteka casette, of their iiitentisiii tc, O. t TO BE LE P, completely lturriished in the newest style d • • . of the late Insoleeo.4lket : &gazes, . Prisoners in his ii ajesty's Gaol the castle of Lan- A COMMODIOUS DWELLING HOUSE, cAster, containing sir hest Bed-chambers, and two Servants' . Clads Bury, foamed) , of Button I t -Smithy. in ths..i' ounty Palmist , Sleelnler-rsens, convenient Eating-rount, Breakfast-parlour, and *(Chester, but late of liorwich, in the County Palatine of -an Mitt-noon Studio: by tending doors to a sittekette Drawing‘ I .* Lancaster, innkeeper. „ ~--. ~ I, - - room. with cove Carling 17 feet high ; one side ot the Reboot it Gs ., thiroWn tspen by French Windows under a Colonade to a I awn, I hriliolleti hi the Sheri ff 's Wet4',/ii.PrisOiiiiiig• . ..1-3,Yi terminating la a Sheshisery, whose dive-added well • Italia 1 I the County of Dvvon. • 1 wal ks lead to the surrounding woods, where nature seems 10 fehu Richards, fortnerly and late of the parish of CUst Honiton, "Nave conahhied with art (n producing a truly romantic end masL k' ,.o ln the County of Devoit, Yeoman. teat finish to the tasty whole. Then are about OS Auto of 41111etander Houston formerly of Froolne, In the County of So- excellent !nod belontiog to the House, part of which Is kid out - 1 ilarerset, but late a l'iyneautts Dna, in the County of Devon, In Pleasure-grounds, Kitchen Garden, and productive Orcharda .." 'Clothier. which is well stocked. ll'he ()Sees, Qartteneela cottages, tog fan Lowdey, formerly of Plytridiltlittl'oeli a but latrof Litton; in the Comity of Devon, Innkeeper. other Out-builelinos, afford every convenience for a genteel esta blishment. 'llse Stabling (wbich Is for lie horses), the double Rahn Wilkinson, formerly of Bridgewater, in the County of So. Coach-boos*, and Harnesoroonts, ate kilt bulk, and ate pant. merset, but late of Plymouth, in the County of D e von, milady compact and convenient, harms Lofts and &remits' _... 'Gunsmith. . Rcern t over. lilsontas Bullion, formerly of Saint A , t e le. In the County it The Home is Within a qoarter of a lode of the Post liors•ei Cornwall, hut late of Plymouth Dock, in the County of De- and in the centre of the Forest Hunt. For particulars and von, Cabinet-maker. Tickets to view, apply to litielmlsoot Sharp, Upholder, Rom- Edward *Gillett, formerly of Plymouth, but late of Eaststone- lens (hula- • "ri - . ' house, in the County of Devon, lenkerper. . N. B. avery inquiry by letter (post paid) wit be immediately George Doerne, formerly of Groat Torrington, but late of Hots- attended tn. worthy, in the County of Ftevon, 'I In Piste Worker. John Pottinger,formerly of'Collaton Rawleigh, but late of Bicton, VALUABL FREEHOLD MANORS, ADVOWSONS. ad in the Cottnty of Devon, Butcher. ESTA T ES, CAMIIitiIXIESHIRR mad SUFI:DLL. Richard Gammon', formerly and late of Ilfratombe, in the County ' By Mr. PEYTON, of Devon, Yeoman. At Guraway's Coffee-house, Change•alley, Corthll. on Friday, • George Wiliam Pasidon, formerly and late of Hotaworthy, in the the kith August, till I, at Twelve olleek, County ot Devon, Gen lemma . Samuel :smith, formerly of Herein, in the County a Suffolk, but THE very Valuable and most desirable FREE , r:re of Plymouthisin the County at Devon, Tailor. I HOLD ESTATES, ;net of them Tithe-nee, lu dm lc& Lemon Solomon, formerly of Portsmotith,in the County of Hattie,' ilaftal Lou: ... but late of Plymouth Dock, in the County of Devoe, Jewelled'. - Let I. 'Fite Manor of WithonfteLL with the perpetual Ad ,Thomas liarnacon, form. rly and late of Plymouth, In the Coots. t r o mpo o f the R e ctory o f wob ees o,kt, toget h e r w i t h a Ew a ty of Devon, Carpenter. valuable Estate, nearly in a ring -fence, Situate in the parishes of John Andrews, home, ly and late of Woolfsrdisworthy, its the WlthttCliekl and flaverbßl, in the county of 'stiffolk ; enropcaslog • • County of Devon, Yeoman. three very respectable Farm-posses, (one of 'ilk', may be cow 4,ohn Hill, formerly of the - Pari-h of Boeterell, but late of !swill- veriest into a Genii/sown', r e sidence at a small expellee), with .. conibe, both in the County of Devon, Labourer. proper OlSees of every de scriptiou, and upwards of 1000 Acres George lid', formerly ut Axminster, and late of Sidmouth, in of inclonolandopen Field. Arable, Meadow, and Pa-ture Laltd„, • - oho County of Devon, Sadler. in the occupat•on of Messrs. Siggs, Siggs, jun. Westerap, mil -David Unman, formerly of inallaton, in the County of Corn- others, and shoat £4O Acres of otagnificer.t Woods in Mush wall, but late u• Plymouth, niche County of Devon, Mitsr. , i a ll.lli. Marne of 9hardletaken Alingtoo, to the paddle( John Henry •Ball, formerly and late of Tiverton, is the Count y I shu . in the county ofCambrolge,aod a very unproven/140 i of Devon, I Olen Draper. carop ,. Eoate ; comprising a respectable Farm-dose and yru, re OilicA, William Howard Tripp, formerly and late of Hsieh Champ with nearly 9.60 Acres of Masked and open Field, Arabk i ,= Flower, in the Count s , of Somerset, Yeoman. • dow, Panure, aml Wood Land, in the Otcupasstin of h 4 Jam s Symes, formerly of Fruunie, in the County of Somerset, ‘ Es i s, Wedge, and othani stand 12 Awls , * wood as a 5 ,061 4.1 but lair of Plymouth Dock, is the County of Devo . i, Oa bier. , Lot. S. The Manor of Borough Great, with she rieriai George blind Cranford, formerly of Trignmuuth, in the Cuunty : , Advonaon of the Rectory thereof, and a very valuable home,* of Devon, &ad atter, bat late of Linpbridge, in the same Coun ty, Schoolmates:. the !sari lws of "Bneough Green and Wendel, rsa the zoom) eV Malcolm Graham NPArthor, of the Royal Marines. Canine. * . e; eompri-iteg several resrectable farin-houses and Henntiote e, and about 630 Acres of arable, meadow, ais4 pow. John Taylor, formerly sad late of Dawlish, it, the Comity of De-. von, Tallow Chandler. tufo Land, in a.riug-fettee, in the oceopacien at Me sera. NetAear. William Wyatt, formedy of Kingston, but Loco( Modlsury,botk Wells * and * th ei S am! about 140 Aarld'at Weod Laud sit hand, In the County rat Devon, Droner. Lot 4. The Manor of Westky, and a most (Soluble Estate. I lent y l'itt, rormerly-and late of Olyinouth Duck, iq the County ' In the parish of Wettley, in rheCoeni yof Catubride.g coutkrismg of Devon, Joiner. a very excellent Dere:Eng-In use newly erected, lie for the rear lianea l ...wr iv' hie Majesty's Navy, dente of a getneZl fanny, with capital Office, lii lungit g the mils, lt, infant lteati, Lae of the Royal Marines. * two Fenn-bosom and °Sees, and upwards of MO Ante* tat Brat. Vs' IIIL:::: Foils.y . , formerly of liut timid, but late of Torrington, in ble, meadow; soul motor, Land. in cite oecupatinnars Memo', the COMO y ot Devon. Carpenter. • Wedi,e, Lyles, and others, and till Acres of Weessi ins,/ is baud. Charles lVtliians-, formerly a itealtuth, in the County of Corn- l Lot 5. A Perpetual Rent Charge or Annuity of I.*.a 00, mat wail, but Lae of combinartiii, In the County of Devon, Corn • amply seemed on a Preelioll Estate, fu Catithrulgodrire. Factor• 'lli above Fontes, dolunding with Caron, are let a most se- James i' o wnsend, formerly of Oheitampton, b o engege o f Santt spectable emotes at will, who will chew etwirroopeoutte tareom Thomas the Apostle, ha the County of Devon 7, ui a l nd liar- . /' hey are b o w i e . ne w se c an gi r w ae . an d je e .,,lg a s e a s i n a ass . nest-maker. delightful couinrre inters tied by moot roads rood are alasterst ._„„,„, .. Robert Chaise, 1 rmerly and late of the parish oelidellMessobe, in hots Location &boot 540 miles. ' the C yof Detron,Yeumar. . .i aa buts Siteegtestions may be obtained 28 does before the mile,•biap. Edward Thomas, formerly and late of BaenstagkohulhO entity plicatfon at the Angel, Beiry St . Eelmunsta; Hoems,C:mbriegje; of Devon, Corsair/incr. (tats, blettonarkes ; 'King's yead, Norwich; Whyte Hure, ipens Abraham Simons, formerly and late of Bideleford,in die County wick ; Joseph Butchei, F4q• Czurfontitge; Edward Weatherly, of Devon, Silversmith. * _, pi Mr. Rogers, Newmarket; Chaster Perp, Esq Abitig.- Ilitimas thenlingtuti, formerly of Dunehurch, in the County of too, near Liaton • Charles Wedge, Esq. Wrathy Bottom, mew - Warwick, bit late of Holcombe Burnell, its the Couuty of 110- t4 ,,,,,,,, A ,„.k e „ ; „ is . 1 01 ,.,, n. w 06 ,3,,, e a and Batman, Llissas . siss; . you Farmer.. and at •Me. lamest '- Ogee, Now Inkwell (Note, Likolublem„ John 1 1 ,eworsity, formerly and late of the parish of Brattor. " law Flen . a kanT i aro:, in the County of Devon , Ye oman. i William Hooper , formerly of Topsham, but late of Biddeford , in - SOCIAL. 111,APPINE.Sli. the County of Devon, Wneelw right. ~ Air A RRLNGE should be the fousilation of Sodusi William Squance, formerly of tiontslaw, la the County of Dee von, but late A f St_ Bride's, London, Gentleman. , &TA Happiness, whit* Is often distustsed teroigh the prim Vfilliato lt'iddicornbe, formerly and late of Ashbortoa, in tea iltat form the union not taking those precautions which moulidsteo County of Devoe, Ropemaker. cure them the enjoyment of taut groat domestic blessing. People Barnard Jackson, formerly and late of Plymouth Dock in the of every rank pay adoration to the shrine el Neetltodt; but wits* County of Devon, Victualler. l ie . .01.; . , the onotitutien has been tainted by diseaax, or .debsikatoill bra Thomas Lascon - .be, formerly of South Brent, bet 400,44tat0n certain habit contracted at an early age-, a renq'atioa of weir*, (Allard, in the County of Devon , Wookontliers, . previous to emoting that state is indispensibly requisite . o saga Henry Stead, formerly of Jersey, but late of Ashbuffei, in the the slumbeting sparks of life, and to reanimate to system. for Coonty of Devon, Cheese-114011st r. .; no disorders have contributed moremsentially to destroy limos- Simon Westway, format ly of Sandford Courtensy, Yeoman, but neal happiness' than those which :re the consetneenceoftwinusedoll late of &wore, bola in the County of Devon, Labourer. pleasure. It was this consideration which induced Mesons Joseph Ilector, formerly of 'Ponies,-.tree , , Southwark, Surrey, CU Rant and Co. for these lust twenty yeSts, foilitiect thereto- Victualier,but latent Crediton,in the County of Devon,Weaver. dies and practice esclusively webs treatm'ut and etre of theVeo Edward Rid:. firinerly and late of Okehampton, In the County hereof Disease, an the d the disorders arising theref d rom;as also hahit **dot of thew, Yeoman. derangement of system, pr tsy the estructiese sd the inconsider Charks F.win, formerly otTiverton, but late of Halberton, in do me seelisiol-boy, which Vinson those disseeedeg County of ik,vou, Labour, r. ! Debilities and I)eficienties that psevetat or multitser the Matt'(' Peter Ileueley, formerly of Pe nryn, in the Cou nt y of Cornwall, ' menial states The aucoesidul result of dm* thu s gime, *es but late of Plymouth Duck, in the County of Devon, Stationer. * additional ardour to oppose the ravages ut these compisorn o George Fitze, formerly of Liakeard, in the-County of Cea-iiwidi . which'iare the most Import:tot in the comfits,. o fdi but lately of Aakburtoti, qa the County of Devon, Wsw4 mucks. It behovesevery too:on who hat indulg to this esslS- Sorter. Wiry eke to seek rdlef by consulting sv,,,see.ionai earn of . 3st ai. :41F John Hillman, formerly and late of Kingskerswell, in the Costal/ hence and honour, to win& Meow,. Cl/114.1E mod Co. elitist of Devon, Confectioner. att; Vie *n an d a scbolastic authorky,.as well as the oessinnuty of Beniantin Boynton, formerly of London, late of DartanoMij imcoutratlicted facts. In professing the cure of three cidwitlatiw. Gratlentan. 'r l they held out ho itiellacement to vice ;but sensible as all moo lames Bra. ford, f o enerly of Crediton, late of Newton 41044: must be of the exigence of suet calamities, ahoy sifter dude Devon, Cluck Maker. , i assistance as regulwly educated Members of the Royal skluilogto William Underwood, formerly of Devizes , Wiltshire, Iliti Ilt i of Summon of - London -nod liabuborgh. Slight amid treCete Plymouth Dock, Devon, Merchant Tailor. .• .11 gases of Syphilitic infection are radically tired in take shot , bates Algar, formerly mid late of Ugboroogh , Devon, Viptuilipp , Space of two days. Theses): the most eliminate duration, milk Prisoners in the Gaol in and for the County-ot- "' it h ve n ct ions, inveteratestrictures, pains of Isbell , lith4, stiserl. 4e. are perakowidy mme snot qty cured. Several Isublea.tei . Gloucester. ; Gentlemen of the firstrespectabihitl Navel:seen undurthe eare Id Charles Syms, late of Kingtholtat, ha the County of Gloucester, Messrs. Currie and Co. for the removal of complaints nfthearra- Innkeeper. , thta strictures, &e s and having received a rah al and permanent William liill,fortmrly of Prestbury, but late of Cbeltenbant,both cure request tiethaf:mu-ea may be made woken Assattsfamoor in the County of Gloucester, Stone hfa-on. St riel;nces of :he cded euperiurity of Mesas. Currie andi(lo:4 Daniel Gardner, late of Stroud, in the County of Glonceter, lan of treatment. Many of these gentlemen haiistrictures ken Weaver. I n to Un years, and were under the care of Messrs. Noose, Ai- John Clark, Late of Eastington,in the County of Giouceeter,Baker. Inside, and other 'serous of equal momence, who attempuill William Webb, late of Qliilltgl, iu the Cuu ty of Gioucecoer, their cure by the application of the lutiartaustic, withoutsumom Shortie:ker. . j ' Messrs. Currie and 1 . ..`a. have selected the following hitt e r fawn o g ea. - the many they -are daily ruceiving front gentlemen roturnang then John Hancock, late of Coombe -11111, in t h e C ount y of nnkee , per. ..-- thanks fur their restoration to andoigornue health. .It was ter, I Julio kiay.trel late of Cheltenham, in the County of Gloucester, sent to them onsolietted,front ;Mom of a Noble Larl,whe bad Inbosaier, . labeaared moiler this distressing mad posh.* malady for ten years ( Ruben Jackson, formerly of Adolworth, but late of Nrwent, e mi n ence hd been under the care of second etregeone of prefessiatis4t built in the County of Giouce.ter; Carpenter. • none of whom alkieded him permaoent tenet; bie Edward Witleerly, late of Redwick, in the County of Gloucester, from this superior mode of treatment adopted and pt,rmiet:l , , , Snornsaker. Messrs. Currie and Co. be received a radical cure in the short Jolter Tieluearsh. formerly of Broaalwell, but - lank of Little Comp- 'pietist( one month. ' tic, both in the County ut Gloucester, Shoemaker. "To Dr. Coats r., 107, Hatton-Gnellest. ' John Lewis, late of Tetbury, in the:County of Gloucester, Shop- " lord feels great pleasure its commode-airs:4o Doctor ' k, epee. " Currie the perfect re-eitabtishotent of Ins health, in.consequesue William Smith, late of Tedionlay, hi the County of Gloucester, a hi. mild ~..1 A i lit "-- --- a-gu-re-.etreatillelir of t 3 .lf.Ctlirial in ttititlicl6l4. Cabinet-Maker. John Hodge-, late of Striusilkin the County of Gloucester, Inn- 'a He ntay add, that to has not far many y ears e nj o y ed so much " cosofurt and freedom from pain ; and he entertains i •so doubt keeper. • ...if " his havtog obtained, through his , - lens,, - lens,and ottention, a petfeot William Pool,late of Iltriehottora, in the County of Gloucester, ,eater. to ,* :. " aod ne%cal cure of that !torrid compliiiit. As lie was .not aPig*D John Wdsott, forMerlyorßiroad Hhston, in the County of Wilts, " summer to the mouser that slther, trtatted theccniplano, he boa " it lank pe . nockfrons a fair it al and aijust cuttmaceon, to nag but late of El:tett - o,kt the County of Gloucester, Farmer. Richard Price, forme fy.of Hay, in the County of Brecon , but s " that tribute of applause to Dr. Currie se inch ate sensibly teak, and %hall ever be most ready an late of Cheltenham, in the County of Glouc ester, Butcher. d wilting to teknow:ed‘te:" John Iltrinkwater, formerly of Cradley, io die County ut liens. Newe r. -OucTie and Co. may be enoindsed by patients of either ford,but late of Nutria, in the County ol Clouccster,laklue. Sri ' 4° ' lie g reat " ? •se'e‘r tint lumftur '' at their "Must' 11 1. 107, Hottoo-Gertlen.o-Lettors muse be postpaid. Prisoners in the City CAA within the City of GlGricester. • William Jim, fdrenerly of Oxford, but late of the Cltt of Glow ' ceiter, COaclunin to Mr. Julio lleath, Came bi Proprietor. Mikan -Matakfteld,tornterly of Shipton-Olive, in die Gloontaw, but lite of the City If Uloueetter, lankasepees (re if ceetinurd.) . 'I%V • • - :Ity 0[ 1. , ----- 1:11011 WATER AT IANDON IlittD9E TO-MORROW. of Clou- M"rninl ......0. . , 4',. Mil lei“ iffr 1' 4 decor. Al ammo., 0 ntinuttl. a ft er 6 Cosury of I ..............-...,.........--.--.---. ---.:-.....,..ft...-.-...4 lePa• LQI)(DON Prated And pubhebed by Livai. :it'll', at N 0.14, *aiasisay-lauet sad at tba Ofilec, Tends 1:K. was Ar I F r -7