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ritOM TUESDAY NIGHT's GAZETTE. PARTNERSHIPS DTSOOI.VED. Tr,bn Wrilht and John henry, woollen niaziuraaurers, at Rodl ike. Lunt: le:ire April 23, e3:7 f.,ho and lVoutton Smith, hoymen, Canterbury. Odo btr t. 03 7 _ _ . t Vint, ncorge and Pocky, calico prin. tce‘ 'ravfOrd, juite . 3o, .1807_ . - . Gar Di.liott and George Fowler, fkinoers and furriers 4 at Tl:..t.e Tun court, Redcrofs itreet, Lominn. Sept 4, iBo7. W. Kent, f,:n. dW. Kt nt, jun. Muth makers and toymen, of Tyler tlecrt. Ft. lames, Weitminiter. Sept. r, 1807. M rgan Davies and fLt.ry Lomas, of Sheffield, pawn brokers. .! , et t, t _ _ . , ;,•nn.:c ShArp and Wm. Rream; Manchefter warehoufrmen, Honey Ime market, ',Won. Odober 3. 1807. liel.n,tt, Georg,: Moore, William Moore, Wm. Maron, Wn& Juliniton, calico printers, of Wandfworth, Surrey. --r Unher to, /;:37. Peter Wood and Thomas Foilcr, lace nunuradturers, Mins fi I t. oetober 5. Igo). Thom3s 1 3arritt and Ch tries B3rritt, boot and awe makers, at Ipluich. Sept 19, 18 , 37. Thornag 11311. ms end John Bra.r.q, limn drapers, Bath. Otto her to, 1807. Samuel Stoil,!nrt and Thomas Ilmmll, of &kith Audley-ltreet, Sr. George, 11.1i1.11rfex, coach maker 3. October 1, 1807. Chad'. M. fon and 1 donuts Tapley, livery liable keepers, at the R ut.ning Horie Livery-it:11)1es, Piccadilly. Od. 1, tBo7. Henry St.At s ant; William J..lii:ttone, of Haverfordweit, mer ehar.ts. St pt t 3 -7. Rebecca i'uroer a..i lame: Smitb,rof New Bend•lttect, cabinet n.at•ers, &c. Sfrt. 29. 1307. t4.1m0 , 1 Walker and *ihumas Simons, of Leeds, ipirit merchants. Sept. as, Saml.el Bercy and Jofpb lianwx, of Liverpool. September 24. 1137. Wolverhzimpron Boat Cornrany, fo far as relates to Etat Jorres auS Thomas Clarke. April 30, 1837. BANKRUPTS. 3,,r, ph Johnl" , -,n, of Tv,icircrt's ;MIN, parifh of Pauletrrury, Nor t hemptoniltil c, miarr, flour-merchant, coal merchant, and corn frfl r, (I.l.altr at d chapruan. to furrender October 7, 28, and November 2.4. ai tea, at Guildhall, London. Attornio, Mr. _ _ I,lace, Bahord-row, London ; or Mr. Butcher, Nortuanreon. ard Jch- St itha ti, of Twickett's Mills, neat Tow celler, Nrrtha.rptonlhire, ❑:ill:rs, corn factors, dealers, chap tn.n. and mariners Cc:fiber V:), 27, at ten, and Nov. 24, at cloven, at Guilaall, Lcr,don. Attoridei, Marrs. S.ss aiu,Stevens and Maples. Ohl (every, Lordon. Tames Adams, of F-re-ftrect, Cripplegate, London, dealer in fpi, ritucua liguots, dealer and chapm-in, Oetoher 29, November 3, and 24. at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mars. Vandercum and Comyn, 111:4o lane, Cannon-flreet. Samati Draper, of Oxford-lb-cc:, Nlidrilercx, linen-draper, dealer and chapman, o,:labcr t-, 24, and November 24, ar twelve, at cuildh.itt. Attorney, Mr. Drake, No, 5, Old Ftfh-itrect, D4Ctor's Commons. William Radcliffe and Thomas Rol:, now or late of Stockport, Cbcfhire, cotton-nrintilaatirers, dealers, ebapmen and partnas, Niiv. 4, at tile Brnigowater Arm- Inn, Manchcfter, at eleven, 5, and 24. at the Hld Lion Inn, Heaton Non's, at two. Attornies, rvklirs. Lininid and Dale, Heaton Norris. Thomas Toptiam, of Mancheittr, merchant, dealer and chapman, October 28. 29, Ind Nov Zs, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms, in Manchelti.r. Atomics, Mr. K. K jackfon,Marfden flivaro, Manchata ; ur Mr. Charles jackfon, Hare•court, . . 'Tempt,., London. jo.:n Lloyd, of Liverpo d. brew:r, (late partner with Peter Lock - hart, of the fame place, merchant,) November a, 3, and 24. at eleven, at tile Globe Tavern, Liverpool Attornies, Mr. Win die. john ltreet, De.'ford row, London; or Mr. Edward oar flea. Lower Cattle Itreet, Livapool. Sa:onel Lawton, of Grappenball, in Chadic. butcher, dealer and c:laptitztl, Nov. 4, c, and 24, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, in Liverpool. A tteinie+, Mr. Wintile, john-itreet, Bt Mord-row, London ; t.r Mr. Edward Gr:finb, Lower Caltla-ftreet, Liver- pool carlea A3_rna, of Eery court, St. Mary Axe, I ondon, jeweller• dealer and ellauniati, Odober z 9. Nov. 3, and 2.4. at eleven. at Attcrucy, Mr. Pafmoze, Warr,ford-court, Throg• mot ton-ferret. J,Jceph 1-ioder.., now nr late of Birmingham, baker, dealer and 0(. 3 ober 29, 30. .11.1 Nov. 24. at twelve, at the Red Lice! Intl, at NI , well, parifh of Great Sheepy, Leicelterfhire Attorney, Mr. John Owen, A•ha stone, Wanvickfhire ; or Mr. rz Wood-ltreet, Cher. Ode. London. DIVIDENDS. OMeher 13. Cl.a-lea Miles, of Bermondfey•ftreet, Southwark, fcllnt.no b cr, at tw.dve, at Guildhall. 0c ,, •1 - rr r'. Yob Ratray, of Paternofter-row, London, woollen draper, at twelve, at Guildhall. Saturday morning Marquis Loarrwantis, the Mat ter of his Nlajeity's flag hounds, had one of his MA nry's der turned cut for a day's diverfion, at the C , lc 4 en Ball, near Bracknell ; he flatted with great (peed, fh.:wed confiderable limit at the edge of the Foreti, and was taken after an excellent run of three hour , near St. Anne's hill. The Marquis was at tended by a numernus field of gentlemen fportfmen. OCtob• r divklemls are nr,w paying at England's treat Birk, the door of which is direClly oppofite J. lA T ARNER • S State Lottery Office, 16, Cornhill, where it is LC.ted Furune will distribute her largeli fa. vont h! the Lottery which he,tins Drawing next Tract - day, namely, the Grand Prize 0f4.0,c001.—J. W. wonid think himfelf 'emirs in his attention to the was he not to rec , rnmend their immediately hying out a part of their receipts, in order that the next dividend they receive may be increafed in the additional ft,m of 20001. a year by the purchafe of a 'cool. a year by a Lail; Share, snol. a year b.:. quarter Share, 2501. a year, by an eighth Share, and 1251. a year by a fixteenth Share. From the very great demand already, he prefurnes difappnint n out may be the let of thole who delay their purchafe ary 10n.7,er. True Schemes gratis, the Prizes paid immedia:ely they are drawn, from the lowelt Prize to the Grand Prize of 4.0,0c01. From the Fine Arts being now In nniverfally cul tivated, Drawing and Painting becomes, in fume • degree, a neceffary part of education to both Sexes. To yottag females r f exalted rank, it is a fource of elegant and rational amufement ; and by qualifying thole who move in a more humble fphere to intim& other:, it is eminently ufeful to them.• To the Gen tleman, it gives the power of making (ketches of any Icenery that may Ihike his attention, much more re,'lly and expecLionfly 'ban he could write it ; once it enables the Artifan molt eifentialiy to improve t ) .e forms of any article that he manufaaures. To attain this art, or improve thofe who are ltudying it, a D r a Book of Landfcapes, by JOSHUA BRYANT, on a plan never bef re attempted, and now publifhing in numbers, at 6s. each, by 4. Ackermann, Repoli tory of Arts, lot, Strand, is perhaps the molt uleful work that has yet been publifhed ; for betides Six Plates in each Number, it contains defcriptive ktter prefs, that progreilively explains the principles of Dram ing, &c. in fo clear and perfpicuous a manner, a• will materially improve the Rodents, fupply the want of a master, or aid the pupil in the mallet's ab• fs nee. The above will be completed in eight monthly 111 mbers. feven of which have already appeared; ind well be continued with four additional Numbers, treating on Light, Shade, and Colouring, the tire number of which will appear on the frit day of De e;mber, and continued monthly until completed, ;ice ss. each Number. CIRCUIT INTELLIGENCE, itc. . I PERTH.—TheCircuit Ccurt of Julliciary was open ed here on Monday fe'nnight by the Right Hon.l Lord Mr,:aDowaas X. The Court proceeded to the trial of David Peter, weaver at Warilap, near Arbroath, indiCted for the murder of George Shepherd, weaver in Arbroath.— The indiettnent Hated, that the deceafed having, early on the morning of the 3d of May lalt, gone in com pany with three other young men, to the houfe of the prifoner, on the high common of Arbroath, and having called through to him, or to another perfon refiding under the fame roof, that they wanted Come thing to drink ; and being told they could get no thing, they all left the Paid houfe peaceably, except that one lione was thrown, which only broke one pane of glafs. Neverthelefs tke flid David Peter Immediately went to the houfe of his brother, in Dicksfield of Arbroath, where he knew or believed he would get a rnufket or fowling piece loaded ; and having accordingly procured one loaded with gun powder an: lead drops, he armed with it, went in quell of the for efaid perfons who had been at and departed from his houfe ; and having fallen in with the deceafed, and another of them, at the snore of Arbroath, did, without any provocation, wantonly, wickedly, and felonioufly, difcharge the Paid loaded mufket or fowliog piece at the laid George Shepherd, who was thereby mortally wounded, and died im mediately after. The examination of wimeffes occupied the Court till a late hour in the evening, when the Jdry were inclofed, and next mitring returned a verdi.t, by a plurality of voices, finding the prifoner Guilty, but the Paid plurality earnellly recommended him to mercy. He was fentenced to be executed at Perth on the toth November next. Duncan *Gregor and James Forbes, weavers, at Crief, accufad of riot and aifault, with a view to ref. cue a deferter, were convicted, on their own enact*. lion, and fentenced to nne month's imprifonment. Wm. Keit. ) indifted fsr affitulting and obitruaing revenue officers in the execution of their duty, was affoilzied fimpliciter, and difmiffed from the bar, the Jury having returned a rerdid, finding the libel not proven. This finifhed the criminal Wind's on the northern circuit. The Court afterwards gave judgment it two appeal cafes. qyARTER SFSSIONS. Ocrortrie to.—At the General (carter &thong of the Peace for this town and county, held at the Guildhall yellerday, the following prifoners were found guilty, and fentenced as under, viz. Elizabeth Valentine, for Realing 26 yards of cot. ton lace, from the !hop of Mr. William Butter, to be confined in gaol two months. William Hart, coal • man, fur (leafing ;4 quantity of wearing apparel from his lodgings, to be held to hard labour in gaol for three months. Benjamin Hall and Francis Abel, for (leafing a quantity of wearing apparel from their lodgings, to be held t hard labour fix !ninths each —and Elizabeth Serjeanr, for robbing her lodgings of a quantity of bed linen, to be held to hard labour in the Houfe of Corredion for four months. At the above Seffions feversl butchers and fifh mongers, who had been hawking meat about the town, were fined in different penalties, for fuffering their carts to Rand in the Ilreets. SOUTH A IN P TON, OCTIAI ER to.- , -.Friday the Qarter Sellions was held at the Guildhall (the Recorder pre. lent) ; when the f,ldier for robbing a woman at Blandford, was tried and convitied. He belongs to the ad, or queen's Regiment of Foot—tranfported for leven years. Commiflioner Otway's groom, for afraulting the butler, was ordered to be confined for fix months, and to be bound to keep the peace. Toefday fe'unight the New Se(lions 1-I,,ufe for the Eafl-riding cf the County of Ycrk, built at a little ditlance north of Beverley, was opened, and the General (Iliarter Seffions of the Peace held therein, for the fira time, when the Rev. Fiwicts LUNDY, the Chairman, addreffed the Court in an appropriate fpeech, after which the following prifoners were found guilty, and fentcnced as under, vit. William Bates and John Penticott, two privates in the Suffcx for healing fix table cloth!, three linen fbeets, and two damalk napkins, the proprity of Daniel Syke,, Elq. of Rnywell, to be confined in the Cagle of Ynrk for fix months; and Samuel Frankland, late rf Sher bnin, in the dell riding, f r healing one pair of wortled flocking•, the•rroperty (tf William Swales, to be confined in the hunk of correakn at Beverley, for one month. OCTrI3FP, to.—On Monday laft the Michaelmas (2222tter Se(lions fur this city were holden before the Recorder, the Mayor, and other Magif tratec, when James King was indiecd for burgla rionfly breaking the dwelling houfe of I'. F. Brick nell, Efq. in St. Giles's, and (leafing thereont fix geefe, his property, and beir.g found guilty of the larceny, was fentenced to be tranfpnrted for fevers years. Abraham Darby and William Holloway, indieed for receiving the geefe, knowing them to have been Men, was acquitted; and Elizabeth Griffin, convicted of (leading a quantity of white thread lace, the property of Mr. Thomas Newman, mercer, was ordered to be imptifoned in the City Gaol for two calendar months. At thefe Seffions alfe, Solomon Blcay was found guilty of affaulting Captain Greed, in the execution of his duty, as Ad jutant of the Oxford Loyal Volunteers, and was ad judged to be confined one month in the City Gaol, and to find fureties to keep the peace ; and John Hitchcock was tried for affaulting a conflable who was conveying Bleay to priton under a Magiftrate's warrant, and attempting to relcue Bleay out of his cullody, but the fpecialpart of the charge failing, from a verhal incorreilnefs in the warrant of cons ' mitment, John Hitchcock was convieed of a common affault only, and fentenced to pay a fine of so pounds. On the following day the County Seffions were holdun before CHRISTOTHER WILLOUGHBY, Bart. and a numerous Bench of Justice:, when Mary Buil/ was convteed of Healing four pair of cotton Itockings, and other articles, the property of John Kerby, and fentenced to be imprifoned en the Cattle Gaol for three months. And Henry Arnott, Ro bert Batten, John Hamp, and Francis Bullock, were convieed of a riot and atrault on Benjamin Lambert, a French prifoner of war, at Thame, and fentenced to be imprifoned in the Cattle Gaol for fix weeks, and to find fureties to keep the peace for two years. REaninc, Ocrontn r 2. -At the Q.‘tarter &irons for Berkfbire, held at Abingdvn, an Tnerday, Richard I Seymour for having affaulted Mary brown, of Yat• tendon, with intent to commit a rape, was fenteneed to twelve months imprifonment to hard labour ; the fit ft and latt week in a folitary cell ; Jnfeph Rnndy, for (leafing a goofe, the property of Elizabeth Wing field, of Sunninghill, were ordered to be imprifoned fix months ; the fill} week in a folitary cell, and publicly whipped in our market at their difcharge. There was no bufinefs of importance at our Bn• rough Seffions yefterday. JOHN GLEED, Erq. the Recorder, took the chair, for the firft time fince his appointment to that office. DUBLIN, OCTOBER B.—Tuefday, the Kilmainham (ZEarter Seffions opened before the Chairman and a tetpeltable Bench. John M'Grcady was indifted for the attempt of a rape on a young girl fome time back on the Strand between Mcrrion and Booterfiown; he was acquitted, the indiltment being laid in the County, initead of the City : but hills are, we hear, before the City Grand Jury to the fame effect. Several perfons were brought up, who have been confined for debt in Kilmainham Gar 1, to be liberated under the Infclvent Alt, fame of whom %tie reman -1 ded to prifcn. CORONER'S Itto,TEsr.—Frid ty lull A Coroner's In lentil was held at the Greyhound Public houfe, in Greenwich, on the body of a drummer belonging to the Tower Harillets Militia, who expired fuddenly the preceding evening, on Blackheath. It appeared from the inreflieation of the circtimftances of his death, that an r fficer belonging to the above regi• ment, being about to retire from the fervice, was pleafed to give a treat to fume of the privates and the drummers belonging to his company ; for that purpofe, he invited them to the Greyhound public houfe, in Greenwich, where the men, as well as iiimfLF, drank pretty freely. When late in the even ing, Ile, the officer, was about to depart, a few of the men offered to fee him home acrofs Blackheath, which offer he accepted, and they all let out together. Being art ived at his hook, the r.flicer gave the men a bottle of gn to drink as they returned back again to Greenwich. On their way home, the men agreed to take a drop of the gin by turns, ;too }rding to fe• ; from the bottle having all drank, it came to the turn of the deceafed, who applied himfelf fa ghittonottfly to the bartle, that in a few minutes he told his companions he was very ill, and could not (land, and immediately fat down on the ground.— His companions endeavoured to perfuade him to rife, and to go home and go to bed, but he told them he could not. Upon this, his companions went in different directions to leek for medical affillance for 'tim, and on their return with the watchman of the Heath, they found the deceafed lifelefs. He was im: mediately conveyed to the iteareffilonfe, where every medical aid was afforded him, hut which unfortu nately was of no avail, the vital (park tieing com• pletely extinguifhed by the deleterious potion he had imbibed. The jury immediately returned a verdiel of—Died by Exceflive Drinking. BlltTlif. At Campbelton, on the 1501 ult. the Lady of Colin M.Eattr, Efq. of Chellervale, of a daughter. Mrs. M'Donald, at Lochinver, of a fen ; and at the fame place, the wife of a tenant, of three daughter.:, all doing well. DI r.D. On the Coaft of Africa, July 24, Captain John Nairitc, of his Majerty'a flonp Favourite _ . Monday fr'imight, at Doneafter, aged ?r, the Rev W. Moore, Vicar of CoHingham, near Wetherby, and eldclt fun of the late Rev S. Moore, Vicar of Do•'cahcr. At Rilvington, near Thirfk, aged 70, the Rev. Francis Halton, B. D. thirty-one years reetrir of that place, and formerly I.Lllow of Shirty College, Cambridge Alorday feiii.ight, at Malvern, where he had been fmse time for the benefit of his health, Shakbrugh Alhhy Arrecce, Eft]. of Wafhingley Houfe, Huntingdonthire, eldeß foil of Sir Thomas Haffcy Apreecc, Bart. HIGH WATER Al' LONDON BRIDGE TO-hIORROW. 9 micutes aalt Aftcri oon 3t animates af:er FOR SALE BY AUCTION. TIMBER. In Four Lot-:, at the Crown Inn, in Ludlow, on Monday the 23d of November, tBO7, at twelve o'clock, liable to fuch Con ditions of Sale, as ILI: be then produced, FOUR. Hundred and Tnirty-five eery large and tine OAK TREES, now growing is the Paine% of Down ton, Burrington, Leintwardine, and Elton; from three to fit miles front Ludlow, and about twenty five from 1-.L.ref-rd and Bcwelley.—For further particulars apply to Mr T horns Whit tington, at Dnwnton Cattle* Mr. Thomas Lowe, a,. Elton ; or Mr. Smith, joiner, in Ludlow. PUBLIC ADVANTAGE. T HE advantage the public mull always derive from regularly educated profeffional men diredling almoit ex ciutively their (tulles to one fpecies of malaely, WdS never more clearly demonitrated than by the unexampled fuccefs which has attended the adminiftration of their new remedy, and the extra ordinary cures it has performed. For a long (cries of years, Mars CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majefty's fervice, have made the Venereal Difeafe the particular object of their in veitigation, and arc happy in having difeovcred a medicine lupe. rior to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it is fuificient to obferve that the effeds of this remedy are diametrically oppoftte to thole of mercury,for though it completely eradicates every veftige of the virus, in its moll confirmed ftages, yet it does not in the teat injure the conftittitram—on the contrary, It renovates the (yr ' tem in all its natural fundions, promotes appetite, and facilitates digettion---thus infield of reducing a (hong and vigorous conftitu tion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre krves that conititution in its primitive Rate, but reitores a weak and debilitated one to its natural itrength and vigour. Numberlefs initances are on recent record of the (uptrior eMcvey of this Medicine, its inherent and fpecific virtues ailing as a per petual correetive to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an excefe of conjugal or illicit pkafure, or from the more infidunue, though not lets deftruelive indulgence of incau tious youth of both foxes in a certain pernicious habit. Amidit the melancholy variety of diforders which are the confecluence of this folitary vice, there are none more affiieting than that diitrelling Rate of debility and deficiency, which prevents or embitters the ma trimotdal Rate ; the unhappy fuff.rer broods over his misfortune, alhamed to feet relief, until be is reduced to fuck a Rate of weak nefs as to render life oppreffive. To fuck perfons it mud he a eon feting rettedion, to know that they may now, by a new Infallible mode of treatment, be reftored to that greateft of all human hied. lugs, a ftrong • ma My, and vigorous too kit ution. to all cafes of debility, deficiency, from whatever caufearifing. as well as in every fpecies of venereal infection. Mars Currie and Co. may be corfulted by patients of either fez, with the greateit fecrecy and honour, at their haute, No. 107. Hatton Garden. Letters from the Country (poi'. paid) including a bank note, will have the neceffery medicine and advice fent to any part of the Klogdorn. No. soy, Hatton Garden. WHEN ProferiAal Men of Educatioh and Re• deviate from the general Syft m iy the fcledtino of a ps.... 4 cular branch the fanaion of loug continued fuccefes Is the brit criterion of fir, , eri..irity. Thirteen years have I devoted my ptazifoe to the eiclalive treats gent of Three nit'orders, and tbz fucce.fsful rcfult of my plan 6 i Tet me additional ardour to nppofc. as '. - ar Z 4 ; am able : the ravages thole Complaints which are the moil iolportsnt in the Catalogat of Human Infirmities _ _ After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, formed a wifb at an early perind o' pr lace CD rtftzlia from the ignorance of uneducved :nen, or th.; equally d,:nicous prepitaney of general r:crs. The Three Diforcicrt, to the cure of whicfi I have devoted my attention, comptire every fpecits of rlffiFß'•Al. iNFECTION, whether of a rtcent or long duration sAy, alt kinds of debility, whether arifmg from th. %a'7 , its of fcbocl b,:ys or th.: of mature age . and, laftiv that d-r.mgement of th fy:hem is wo. men which is citllcts B A Rar.to.l4 F.SS, or S t 12R1I.ITY Numerous rlifcafts are •"e rthtt of igocratice. (lad , io the treatmer.t of a fimple Gonorthcca ; and it rut wifrequently hap , pens that the lied& of Lire are poifon.d by t tion „f an unguarded l.our By ifuperior mAho 1 [itch Coo-.; Lilt% rc cured; awl. even where others have failcl, I trutt :hat I may pet_ fume to offer a radical re-etta:vll:llmcat Few, however. are the cafes of con:Oa:wed Siitrefs in t'As dii. order, compared with the cala:nitoas 14(11:!ti , ,S rttcn, v'ro frost an indulgence in a (olitary vic, or the rrevaient ga'ries of fafhionable life. acquire that (tate of debility, which is C:e una. voidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits Where the unhappy fufferei broads over his minty, but caret fully conceals his misfortune, it may he !ran, etrafvlidon for hint to know, that although ft he an objedt of doubt cr uneertainte with other praftitieners, the removal of Brett deficic.nies by the gradual prografs of renovation. is the acquire:twat of my expert. tote If the rites of or Venus I'AVC testes YO , I (Awe mrail Rigour, much anxiety will be. prev..ira d by an eerly oyaoteradion of this languid (tate; and in Ode tales no great difileulty will occur. The fecrecy which is fo etfeutial to my undio Loin & ;I A the qualifications which I have prefumed to state. form the: l'As of my pretent• as, and in coincidence with fuch this hid:natl.:a is given, that Mr. Brie may be confulted perfanally, or by Latels (indofing a Mull Note), at his houfc, No. au, Arundel-firect, Strand. near Temple-liar. MARR!EL) WOMEN. who ':.-sve long been difappointed *- their expeetatians of a family, may be Jrnred, that tu taloa iin ftances, fuch defceis are curable by M i.cre.4l There i, au additional Entrance in Water flecct he name is on both the d. ors MA;LTIN Mkt Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Landon. CAO YlO N....SOTTIE PCTIOTIS, who fall, sy afErt thernfelves to be MIAIRENS OF TUE ROYAL COLLeGt, having for fevcral months part copied my Advertifemcnts alma word for word, and infected them as their own produCtions it is my to mention, that thole Perfons are vot Members of any Collee in London. Edin burgh, or eiis.where; nor have they right to p-adtice Surgery in London SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND SOUTH. The UNIVERSAL. COACH and WAGGON CONVENIENCE, SAFETY, EASE, a , 1,1. FXPECIL'ION for TRAVELLERS in general, from the SARACEN'S HEAL) INN, SNOW HtL.L. CHESTER, TArvley, Namptuich, Wolfeley. • -- - - . bridge. and Litchfield new Telegraph Coaches. BOSTON, SpAding, Peterborough. Stilton, and Huntingdon new Royal Mail Coach, fets ou: every Evcniuq. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarns new Coach, every Motninl, to the George inn, Surderi LI V git. POOL, W,:ri iogten, Knty rd, Store, and Litchfield Poft Coach, called the Fxpediticn, every iirenio7. at y o'Clock, to the Crowr. Inn, Rt d-crufs.arect, Liverpool. Guarelo' throu&h. nut. BATH and BR IS roL—Unrommem Cheap Travelling to Bath and Briltnl, by t!,e Flying Foil . (bathes, through Ctippenlaam Colne, and Marlborough, every Afternoon , an ive at Mr. MAO, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the Loudon Tavern, Thomas Rrett s Brine!, next Morring.—lnfide, 11. as. Outtitle, i ts. Coaches to Wells, Bridg;evrater. Taunton, &c. LEEDS New Light Coach, called the Rockingham, fete out every Morning, at 8 ,'Chuck, carries four h fides only. and t;oes remarkably eafy, paires through St atticurd, Newark, Retford, Miter, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden t.ix,n, Leeds, mat day at Noon. Nem ithllanding the uncommon tj'rdirion of this Conti. it is allowed to he the molt atreeable alai complete public convey ance on the North Road, bt-ing unequalled in accommodation by any other. kF.DlDAL,Lancafter, Prcftnn, Kirby I ,onfdale, !Imhof), Char ley, Ormlifirk, and Garftag,d Polt Coaches, every Afternoon, at Five o'Cloek.—Guarded. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, •iwnhill.Thornhill, Sanejuhar• Ki!ti, Comp: ock Tr. lag ftvell, and ail Parts of S:otlasid, Camperdown ('.each, Sunday, Tuefday, isr.d Thurfday Morning, at Seven o'rloeh LOUTH, Spilfby. Bolton, Hull, Grimiby, Spalding, Peter borough, Stilton, and Huntingdon Co ch. feu off every Evening. YORK, Newt:ante, and I.diiil,tirgh New Coac:i.performed with a Guard throui;hout, lets out every Morning at Seven o'Clock, by way of Newark Retford, Tad .alter, Darliogton, NprthaHerten, Durham, Morpetb, and Berwick. Palft.ng‘:rs finding the.nfelves fatigued from the length of the j, urney. may wit what time they ' , leak, and theo proceed on without any additional fare. The Proprietor at York runs Coacli , , ) to Ituil, Scarborough, Whitby, and other nl;:ces. CARI.LiLE Peorith, and Viliteliartn Poff. Coach, goes with four FL,ries and a Guard all the way—palits through Broiyh Appleby, Grt taloritl7„r. Richmond, Cltterick, Ilorouglibridg c Aberford, Doncafter, and Grantham, (thc neared way by t 8 lets out every Sunday, I uefday, and rhurfday and performs the journey with the greateft facility. Paifengcrs detained on the road by bufiliefs, or pleafurc, have the peculiar advantage of their feats bti.:g ft:eurcd in the text Coach, (with only liz Coachmen). EXETER, Plymouth, Falmouth, Dartmouth, Weymouth,Dor cheat r, and Sialilloiry Balloon every Morning at Four o'Clnek, with a Guard, through Honiton, Axnaiulter, Bridpurt, Blandfi.ei. Bafingitohe, and Bigihot. _ _ _ SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Rockingham Coach every Morn ing at Seven.—Guarded. OXFORD, 13, nion, and Henley Poft Coach, with a Guard, every Afternoan. at Five o'Clock. MANCHFS TER, Wilmflaw, Congleton, Newcaftle, and Wolverhampton Poft Coach, every Afternoon —Guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiffnal Poft Coach, the Royal Charlotte. ry eve. ing at 5 o'clock, to the Raven and Bell and Unicorn Inn, Shrewibury—Guarded. SOU TkIAM PTON, Wine better, Alrcsford, and Alton Coach, co ery Morning. a BIRMINGHAM Mercury Poll Coach, with a Guard—rd. ou vary Afternoon, and-ruache - Birmingham next day at Noon. Paffes by Oxford, Entton, and shipftone; to the Saracen's Head, Bull-ftree:, Birmin,sliam. HULL, Nor:heave, Howd en, Thorne, and Doncafter Poft, Coach, every Moring, at Seven o'clock, to the Bull and Sun Inn Myton Gate, Hull. HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddardon and Chefhunt Coach, every Morning. BEAL:ONS FIELD, Uxbridge, Denham and Redhill newPnft- Coach, every Morning ae.d Att,:ranon, :,y Richard Warts and Co TOTTENHAM and hdrnot.ton Geach, daily, at half putt half paft twd, half patt four, and half paft fcven &dock. N. B. Heavy Weights of Luggage, Goods. &c conveyed by the u;der rventioi;td WAGGONS. To DISS, Beccics.,Bungay, Bury and all parts of Sag - elk, Oa/ Monday. MAR I.BRO', Newbury and Reading, every Tuefday WORCESTER, Kidderminkr, Herrford,Cirnisrthrn, Brat • neck, and all parrs of SouthWalrs, Pergnarc and Wycombe, oaf Saturday. CIRENCESTER. Abington and Henley, three times a week• SO UTHAM PTON,Winch , ger, Rumfry, Lyndburit Lynung. ton, Chrifizirut ch. Ringwood, Fordii.gbriitc, Wimbourne, Ulu of W•ght. Jerfey and Guernfey, Wagons d.dly. SUNBURY, H..ropton and Twickenham, twice a week. EXETER, Plymouth and Falmouth Fly Waggons. dairy, ear rying Goods and Patfungers, as ufin.l, to all parts of tLo Well. et kngland. WM. MOUNTAIN and Co. rcfpedfully acquaint their friends andthe public, that they cannot be aceountahL: for any Parcel or Luggage, &e. of more than Fine Pounds value. if loft or miLid, unlefa fpecified at the timiof delivery, and paid for according:ll, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow Hill, London. ---- - LONDON : Primed and publithed bit LEVEL M.NT..(nr tcrbury Place, Lambeth) zt the STAa-Orrica , 1 . .711'41. erect. Publithed alto at the STII R• 0 TIC I, Te nplealt. MARRIED. George P.dwarde Carruthers, F.fq. Surgeon of the Rtn•al Tower Hamlets Militia, to Mifs Clqpilun, daughter of the late George Clappefon, Efq. At Selkirk, the Rev. John Clapperton Johnßon, to Mift Mar garet Nicol, cid& daughter of Mr. William Nicol, merchant. • Lately, at Newfoundland, Lieutenant J. I3lakency, to Mife IVEGie, a young lady porEffiing a fortune of to,corl.