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. I ' • . • .. ~ -l: , '. -. : • D ^ RURY.LANE • -• astir AII Ater T • MX,"lfti Woffe.g..npoirra. Mit. PAM List night the House we*. at an early hour, erowded.in every part :4 4 witntoss the return of this etninew performer to the exercise. of..hia professional duties. The character.. .chosen 'by himself as less likely than any other to precept, by the display of bodily exertion, the perfect ye-establishment of his,. health from the injurious results of :his late accident, WAS Sirind. While the music sias Oiling previous to the opening of the piece, p general call was made ;tor Mr. KsAN, but on the appearance of the Duke of GLOUCESTUR in the Committee's box, it was 40- perseded by a more vehement call for " Goil.save the King." The performers. howevor, ;wise on, but the cry for the national hymn prevailing, the band struck up and the stanzas were sunk by Mr. PYNIL and Miss Conics, amid the enthusiastic acclamations 'au 1. ce. His •Highness the Duke of Gtou . repeatedly to the audience for this. sir respect, and the pertorniance pro 'When Mr. KEAN presented himself, the shouts of applause which issued from every quarter were, how. ever, mingled with several strong marks of dis ip. probation. T. e latter caught his ear, and he in stantly came filward and addres s ed the audience to the following effect " LADIES *so ocNvi.sstur—lt le-the brat time In my life that I have lu en the utswillo g cause of disappointment to Ills Public.—(4splevac)—That Itt this theatre it a she ant Instance out of 5611perMrmances, I appeal to your owe ncot:ection and to the testimony of the Mastaggra—(brreoirdattlesse.) —lt is to your favour I owe whatever reputasiost I entity. It is spots your random. I throw myself, when prejuisisc would deprive me what you have botilwed." ' Here the expression et approbation and eiscoorage roent became so loud and universal, that. Mr. STAN bowed, and retiring to the situation he filled en hit entrance. resumed his put, without any farther in terruption. 'He certainly never performed the cha racter o( Skylod with mote judgment, feeling, and effect; and although a few of his scenes bore the marks of labour and extraordinary exertion, which he probably deemed due to the enthusiastic plaudits and encouragement he received, he succeeded in eli. citing beauties which belong to himselt aline. and which were never hefts:* communicated by him tathe _ jprrast and understanding of his auditors with an equal fervour and discrimination. FASHIONS 1)R APRIL. 1416iWitie DRZSII.—A round dress composed of cambric, isul finished at the bottom with a number of small tucks, and a very tithty worked flounce with a heading. Ike back has just fulness enough to give the dress an air of ease, without disguising the can. tow. Long and very loose sleeve, with a very elegant balloter.. and a& A shirt r trimmed round the collar with nee, and thrown open at the throat, where it fastens with sold and coral broach. Hair parted oat the forehead and dressed low at the sides. Ideaddress an exquisitely fancied lace cap, of a Ulm extremely slinple,but uncommonly becoming,: it Is ornamented with how. of lilac ribbon. Plain gold ear-tings,ai id white kid slippers and ;Ilona. OriSA Darss.--IA bite satin slip, over which is a white lace skin, fiiii•bed witlisaiin tucks, and a rich flounce of deep blond ast the bottom. Ihe body is composed of white satin and white lass; it is uncommonly newel and elegant. Ike deeve which is long, is also composed of satin and lace, Its form is orsinal, and all manner in which it is finished at the wrist, is elogularly tastbfel and elegant I' be hair Is disposed so as to display the • forehead, and falls In soft louse earls at each side. Head dress, the Berlin cap composed of white satin, lower part ornamented with a risk gold band, and the crown with * profusion of beau ilful•skort ostrich feathers, disposal with much taste and. no val. 'Manlius clip Is, in our eglidon, the most gannally be. maga Heed them which has been letiedmed for some sessoos. 'Heckle. wed time somposed of pearl and amethyst. Pearl ear. Asp Idd slaves and whim miss slippers ..-Irese Agee ". i ibef i _,7 *tarn; fesairee, Isse.fo. Api!. lists Rosa, toe irmartratsros,p weass.ra-the robe of pink, mem over a whites tin slip flounced with crape. finished 1 Vp. Bridal Vail, fastened With a brooch of pearl and pink tagnme, with the heir. simply dressed in light cur* and passed an the farehosd. Ama fortmod of whim satin and gossamer silk alinsisiog. Neckline sad armlets of pearl: and pink topues. Wititrmilaislippess aid whirs kid gloves. cots& Driers.—SlP of pink satin, ornamented down the kens aid bolter wish Seek wine in bias, under a rube of black sinisi eighty doweled with black vele,' dawn the sides ; fell altered ofdliath satio, ornamented with pink, over a chemisette oilreve of White gannet. Hat of Macy spatted straw, lined with Ira mein, with a superb wreath of full blown roses. Shoes of whirs seas, and whits kid gloves. Gaustiona.thisitavaesoria—Hats of fine whalebone are now estrensely inkloselge—the most becoming Is the Craboarg totaled at the emu whalebone, transparently white. 'llse Weis boner droned than it was last month ; his now a pleasing sad beaming mixture of the Grecllati and the style adopted lathe reign of Charlet he bandeau of hair which maims a part of the ringlets, takes a train that wig-like re grandame adapted at that period. Boots and shoes remain as formerly, except an elegant black kid laden shoe for walking, and which buckles on the side with red amp by a small gold buckle. jewels there has been .but little alteraion, except that all dime of the bead kind art oblong, and precious - atones generaally itittirnthigled, bat only in two colours.—tuse La Belle eissarllee. A Lady appeared to be absolutely in despair yes- ' terday. becaose she could not obtain a particular number at one of the Lottery Offices, it being previ. ously bespok.. She procured the address of the per. son who had engaged it, :ma finding it was a Gen tleman, she vowed she would have a share of it "fir kuc or meg." -A phenomenon occurred on Saturday night, the 22d Instant, between ten and eleven, at Lambourn, Berics. A Medical Gentleman and his servant were returning home, and were startled by a sudden and brilliant' light, which rapidly crossed the 'heav,ens, from south to north, and, appeared to lose itself in the north, but not to decline towards the earth. When eke light disappeared, a violent rumbling noise was beard from the north, and appeared to diverge to the east and,west : the last sound of it was heard in the west, like the bursting of a large cannon. The noise curetted thunder, and continued nearly five seconds. The heavens were beautifully clear and starlight, both before and after this occurrence. We are happy to learn, that a Bill now pending in Parliament, by the Royal College of Surgeons, is in tended to put an end to that herd of advertising quacks who impose on public credulity in the treatment of a certain class of disorders, where delicacy and honour. are so much required. The only Institution , a t this kiwi which has a real claim to public confi dence. from the dignified patronage -it has received, and from its extensive benefit to the Public, since its coin mencement, is the Lock and Surgical Dispensary. The Surgeon to this Establishment, Mr. Kunsan, is distieguished no less by his high Professional talents, - than by his being a Member of the Royal College of burgeons, London. He is extensively consulted every day by both Sexes, at his House, mil, Lower Char , Losi-stmets Beilfted-squats. rg=", LAW lATiZLIGEMA - a LONDON aitsSIONS. OAS LIORT COMPAIM • Yesterday she defendants in this eat. btenetsb Sparrow sad Knight. appeared in Court to receive judgment for the nuisance of which they were con victed seven' 1 months since, or to sbew that it bad been aba'ed Mr. A Line, on the part of the defendants, addres. sod the Court, and stated that it wasgarith much sa tisfaction he came forward todeclare t that the nuisance hitherto complained of was not oy;ly completely re moved, but that the inhabitants generally.espressell the highest satisfaction at the improvements which had taken place, and the complete establishment of a science so admirable hi its nature, and so univer sally effective in its purpose. Under those circum stances. the Learned Counsel prayed that the judg ment of the Court for the discharge of his clients might be pronounced. Mr. Anwar, on behalf of the prosecution, rose, he said, with Much pleasure to consent to the prayer of the defendant...and stated that he was authorised by clients*declaie their full and entire satisfaction at the improvements which had taken place in the Gas Light Manufactory, and their conviction of the total removal of the nuisance hitherto complained of as existing there. The Court immediately sentenced the defendants , to be fined is. each, and to be discharged from their recognizance,. SURREY ASSIZES, MARCH 29. s .Jaaies Irma was found guilty of uulglarinud, hreaing and entering the dwelling.houtiof 1-I,nry Woods, and stealing therein a quantity of silver spoons—Death. gravete was convicted of sheep stealing . from Camberwell Common—Death. AU Taylor was 'convicted of assaulting Susan J-Ines on the King's highway, and taking trout her - person a quantity of copper monies, her property—Death. The Grand Jury returned a true bill against Erea kik Mary Miller, for murder, in administering poison to Elizabeth Newman, the daughter of a butcher of that name, residing at Kennington. The Calendar is the blackest that has been seen for a number of years. There are no less than 97 priso ners, among whom there are 19 charged with ca pital offences. WAITS V. BELL, This was an action of assault. The plaintiff claimed aright of sitting in a e articularptw atCroydonchurch, in which he had Sdt several ns intlis as an occupied pew. The defendant being there before him excluded him. and thrust him out by force.—The Jury found a ver• diet for plaintiff—DamAges one shilling. TUB KING V. LOUD CoCIIIIANi. An expectation was entertained that the indictment again,t this Noble Lard,' far his escape from the Karl's Borth prison. world have come on during the pres:•nt Assizes. This, however, appears to be perfectly tocortect. His Lnrdship is entitled to tra verse this indictment toll the nest Assizes. as we before stated, And his trial will certainly not come on until the summer. SUFFOLK ASSIZEi. CLANKK • oTLKY., This action was. brought against the defendant, (gamekeeper to Bit/George Gage Bart.) fi n- shoot ing a dog belonging to the plain tiff. The question for decision was, whether a gamekeeper has a right to shoot any dog kept by an unqualified person with in the manor fin which be had is deputation f But the defendant, in his pleadings, having called the dog . a lurches-. and Ming to prove hi-n such , a veard was given foe the plaintiff—Damages 41110. 7‘ - ' - vr, .‘ 'mind of, we believe, any person present its that vet, 'crowded cOart. The awful sentence of the law was pawed on them. after a most impressive and feeling tiding. by the Cater BARON'. who observed, that in nothing was the hand of PROVIDSNCE more visible. than in so generally bringing to light the horrid crime of murder, however secretly perpetrated— thereby verifying. 'that 66 whoever *bedded) man's blood, by man shall his blood be shed." They were sentenced to be executed on the With inst, and their bodies ordered to be delivered to the C ounty Infir mary for dissection. ATTEMPT 1 . 0 Mt:lmmo—Yesterday William Dodd was taken to Queen-square from Bridewell. It ap peared. that yesterday week, between twelve and one o'clock in the morning, the inhabitants of Chan"- dos-street and its vicinity, were alarmed by the screams of 4 , Murder!" apparently from a person in great distress. Several persons proceeded to the place where the voice came from, and found a man of spectable appearance lying on the ground in Newton's court., and the prisoner standing over him, who, on .the people's approach, ran riff; but was pursued by some, whilst others took the wounded man, who was weltering in blood, to the watch-house, where he said; a man carne , sip to him, and, witting' speaking a word, gave bins several deep cuts :icross the face with some sharp instrument, intending. as he thonght, to cut his throat. This extraordinary circumstance excited considerable alarm ; every one present went in pursuit of the assassin. who by this time was taken hy his first pursuers, with theassistance of the watch men, after a chace in the different by-courts in that neighbourhood. His hands and clothes were quite bloody, and a bloody rasor was found on the spot Where the outrage was cummitted ; but, on hit being brought 'to the watch-lviuse, it was found the woun ded man had gone out, as was then supposed, to get his wounds dressed. Every inquiry has been since made fok bins, but without effect ; and, as be ap peared to be quite weak from the loss of blood, and the wounds be received seeming to be of a very dan gerous nature, it is feared he has net his death from the circumstance.--Mr. COLQUHOUN said, that pub lishing the case in the public papers might be the Means of his, or some of his friends. coming forth, and directed die prisoner to be brought up again on Monday next. Frets--.A dreadful nod destructive fire took place on Tuesdiy week, at &vain, in the Parish of Greasley, sitar Nottingham. It was occasioned by the very dangerous practice of firing a chimney, in order to clear it of soot. By this act of imprudence no 'less than fourteen houses, besides several barns, corn stacks, &c. were set on tire and corsumed. The wind blowing strong at the time, every ewrtion to stop the progress of the flames proved ineffectual. . COAL. MARKET, APRIL i. Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price. Si; Newcastle vs; nss. &I. to 49s Od. 2 Sunderland 1 426. Od to co od, MARRIED. At Aberdeen, on the 25th March, Major Oeorge Henderson, of the Royal Lagineers, to Mary, youngest daughter of the Lite John Tower, E.q. of St. Croix. At Newcastle, nn the t9th ultimo, Captain Johr Hall, of the 2111, or Scots Fuxileers, to Catharine, daughter of Lieutenant Bell, of the late 9th Royal Veteran Battal.on. Lately, at the house of the British Ambassador at Brussels, Lieutenant Colonel Andrew Hamilton, to Miss Ord. DIED. At Edinburgh, nn the 20th ult. Buccleugh Sharp, Esq. late Collector of the Salt Duties, at Yarmouth. - Saturday s'nn!ght, at I.ymlngtun, Mrs. Lloyd, widow of the hie Rev. Mr. I.luyd, of Colchester: ETAPEORD ASSIZES. Rasa Wearies was charged with riotoubly as sembling (with numerous others onlmewn), in the parish of Sedgley, in disturbance of the public peace. Mr. PSARSON, Counsel for the prosecution, stated the case to the Jury, observing, that the peace of the southern part of the county had been daturbed by a combination of colliers, amongst the most prominent of whom was the prisoner at the bar.--The first wit. ness called was George Bannister, who stated, that en the 20th of February, fifty persons or upwards collected together at a pit at Hatftela, in the parish of Sedgley ; the prisnner was the ring leader ;—the motive they assigned for assembling was, that their wages had been *hated, and that nobody else should Work till they had got them advanced. r —The ,Jury found the prisoner Guilty ;—to be imprisoned three months. Williams Oskar, Richard Nah, Jonith Fukr, and William Hi!ward, were -.tied fora similar offence. 'Tie Jury acquitted Milward—the rest were found guilty, :and sentenced each to three months impri sonment. YORICSHIRE,LENT ASSIZE& OXITH V. ItiiiMUTANTS OF HULL. This was an action to recover from the hundrei ti a compensation for the injury sustained by the plaintiff in the loss and destruction of his furniture, occasioned by the pulling down of his house by a riotous 11$11101. barge. The plaintiff kept a public house at Hulli— . which was used by the press gang, stationed there, as a place of rendezvous. In the month of May last, the press gang impressed a man who was afterwards rescued by she mob, and who, not content with this rescue, made a furious assault on the press gong, and compelled them to a precipitate retreat; and se' the ravening a very large assemblage of persons collected* in the front of the plaintiff's house, in which the bad taken shelter, and upon which they toma a most furious attack, destroying the whole frost of the house, and completely gutting it of all the sure. It appearedehowever, from the evidence. OW alter making the most liberal allowame, the arultiett damaged or destroyed did not amount to more than £B5, and that the plaintiff might have no pretext for complaint. the Jury found a verdict for £lOO, being something less than one fourth of the sum claimed. The owner of the house brought a similar action against the Hundred ; but as his charge appeared fair and reasougble. the Jury found a verdict to the lull amount of his claim, £5B. 19s. 4d. . , PIIII.IPSI'OWN ASSIZES, MARCH 11. • In the Crown Court. five men were capitally son victed—three, named Meerlsead, Donk**, and /4*, for the,barbarous murder of one Keavy, a piip,.. ber, between Geashill and Portulington, some short time ago. The entire evidence agmost them was circumstantial—but so connected did strony, that ask a shadow of doubt fomented of their guilt, ilk lbw Sunday se'nnight, at Edinburgh, Lady Elizabeth Hope Vent, of twin daughters. Lately, Mrs Ashlin, wife of Mr John Ashlin, grazirr, of lrehion near Spilsby, at the advanced age of 64 yean., of twin. female children, witch, with the mother. are likely to .lo wriL On the 16th ult. at Frisby, near Melton, Mrs. Heathcot, aged fly years, of S fine boy, being her first child, though now having been married cis years to her second husband. BT HIS MAIRS'I'M ROYAL. LEITERS pis. rEN LEAKES GENUINE PILLS, justly tamous ' for curing, in all its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE. One small PM is a dose, and the taking of one Box, in a recent ease, will woo convince the patient of the certainty of his speedy recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, more sate, or mo r e convenient than this Remedy, (mantis as are °bilged to go jour. des or to se; as it needs no eonlinetnent nor restraint of diet ; skid sixty years experieoce (in an extensive practice) has proved that it will effect a Lure when repewed Salivation and ail other methods avail nothirg. For the Scurvy and other Chronieal , Disorders, this Medicine has not Its parallel. Upwards of 40,000 persons of both sexes have been radically cereal of the shove cruel disorders, within the last eight years. Prepared and sold by the Sole Proprietors, T.TAYLOR and SON, Members of the Royal College of SIUSKIIIN at their House, No. 9, N ew Bridge-street, in Boles of only 4s. pd. each, (km included.— N.B. Two back doors, and Lights in the Pasialtes at night I'hey art alstsuld by their nt, with copious directions, at the toy Shop, 103, Oaf street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish.street-bill, nearly make the Monument ; and by one Person in every cooed/rabid Town in Great Britain and Ireland. Advise grafts to pereenstaldng the above, or other of the Pro prietor's Medicines. 13, Bouverie-Krell, Fleet -street ' Landon. I • F MEN, ignorant of the Principles of Medicine as a Science. can., by the ausof nostrums, occasionally re move, or nom palliate the diem:ming symptoms of Lues Ve meek bow much may those Surgeons build un securing univer aal practice, who, to the most indefatigable researches into its nature ' tenses, effects, and method of care, an publicly exhi bit tessimottials from every celebrated Professor with siblels tide Metropolis Is hoovered, together with certificates front TWO of ka moue:tins:vs Hospitals. Armed with the above irrefragable proofs of regular medical eduction, and authorised as Members of the London College, Messrs: GOSS sad CO. teed not further reply to the envious nsismpreseatatioes, that some of their lass memos:, brethren pique themselves as circulating : the answer is I bat too evident in du pe :table moan th at has for a series pf ran atteoded their method of treatment, which is safe, ' IOW?. Pigment , sad effigetuel. as has been attested by a none roue padoomps in every rank of setlety. 1) reeling their abilities to • selected branch of a studious sad difficult prefession, viz. die Abases of the Generative System, both immediate and re alm% a s Lees, Stdetere, Gigots, gte. it is not surprising they shield aeoutre.mider awry expediency, a superior decision, even where the united ,endeavours of the most entinellt of the Faculty have failed, whose practice is general Nervous Debility, with Its awful' train of symptoms, often he to by a residence in Tropical climates, or by the pfeties a l,lhartitt ism, or, as is too frequently the case, by premature in delis:nee is solitary maspality, may even, in Its most advanced stage's, be corrected by mild restoratives, and the patient, through the gradual progives of improvement, becomes re-assured of his forfeited health. DM, It to the Female world their welhar ranged plan more especially refers, by the pregemion of many in , smote disorilers.arisiog from my of the foregoing cameg i or other peculiarities. either natural or acquired. Messrs. Gott art to be consulted with candor and delicacy by 'patients egeither fest, from morning (until night.-I.e:ters from the country should minutely describe the case, and enclose a dank Siete, vsben the proper remedies will be forwardyd to any part of town or country. Gass and Co ! M.R.C. Strietas, U. Boaverle-street, Fleet 11ffiffile, London. 1. . . • • •‘ SATAS BY A CANAL P R OPER' Graha Milan Watt... Works Severn at lostltotion, Vauxhall Billie, and 1 Shares. BY Mr. SC01" On Friday, April 5, it twelve o'clock, OXFORD CANAL.—Tht. lent Navigation, the divided peal to seSt per share per ann. Monmouth viding XIS clear per share: ?Aft I at ati per cent. °rand Junction, El *hue. I.ecetterthite and Northampti and Avon Canals. Severn and Wye , Water Wtatits, Vauxhall Bridge, Russell Pldur Company's Shares. Particulars at the New H eel, Rirminghsta ; He t ,. Piccadilly; the Mart, sad at the 011 Ice of M. • "I NO Bridge street, Goals& SKISIOL, MARCH 217,17i17 . 7 --- --. 1 4.. FOR SALE BY AUC 119 N. by order of •he Iftnetitble Crr. 3nvicia'CLCn‘rsc,%l4;elib:" Ta t ri;ri l n ilei th y minioners of Ids Majesty's Customs, co! 'fict.issr.t the i'., t April, 1610, in the Long Room of the (.94 . C:n Ho l m , at ft . t o'clock in the afternoon. THE FOI.LOWING GOODS,rrz. Foot HONE CONSUM??ZEN: la t o F b e a l;‘ll2l :co e , v i ti ß i Fat :s7 l 77 2 l : S k "u l a r gi , :i ec r: t. 90 IN. CoCre, sulks. Jpai.k 4 s i t v e r lia t r . Wool. 206 lbs. Opium, 54 lbs. Curran, i au lb. ..itpl ,J ot o et , Fowling laiece,lo4 lbs. White Ra t s, t; Earthenware Vit. c ,,:: 61 cwt. at 7e5.11411.• Ox am! Cow hiades, 9 :var., 23 P iece ic ta l Planks. 10 ewe. Burins mixed wrh limusnote, 4 Ca m i n. stone Chimney Pieces. Fo FxI'OIITATZON : 75 snit Shawls, 22 Silk Scarf., a silk Handlorclig t t r , Silk Handkerchiefs, 142 yds coloured "ilk. I d, matt L k ilad Übe Particulars may be known by tippling ,k, w 4 4 7 1 : 4 ;_ K eepe .. s oili er , on Wedneg.lay the : 7 rev Ap;i and NA, .` lug o f t h e d.y bet were the hour% evt ten and oar fishdt. HICKMAN'S PILLS. FOR THE GRAVEL AND S I ONE, LUNIIIAIY), UF the various complaints incid ent to the hunts% frame, there are none more dreadful in their nature, a t t more alarming in their consequences. than the Gruel and & see , Hickniau's Pills, composed ot the must irnocent ingroikere, have been (mind ot singular efficacy, in strengthening the ve-s e n containing the urine, removing the calculi, or gritty * t ra m , and banishing every pernicious tendency to these ...lead en : without confinement. L hey are therefore with great maims recomniended to the afflicted in the ileive complalits; as *ell a for Lumbago, Pains In the back and Loins, Stoppage o f Cone and disorders of the Kidneys and Bladd e r. Sold, in horns at Ss. 9d. and I Is. by Meurq. Butler ati qera, No. 4. Cheapside. London ; and also by M. Gardner, Gawp. street , FAlintiureli ; Messrs. Newberg and Sops, Dung arts; Dublin - and the Medicine . Vendee in every City a n d la wn is the Un ited Kit.gdoen. JUNIPER ESS PEP ENCE-OF PERNIIN I, by THIS ESSENCE is a saf e , effeczuil, ao i pleas sant Retisely in .Fiquleileioi, Couty and Cho'icky Pal in the Stomach and bow*, Hyster cs, Naties, at. to adapt Pregnancy, LeEnation and Lassitude arisirg from Atmosphelt Heat,- want of .tt.petite, li.juri-s :root Irclunert Weather, and ib the - splinlo w a?fection of the :,tortocit aria Bowels, so -conitoo4 Intatits,—adaptii:: the dose to the arm; of the case.. As a Family kledicine, or tor the Ainty ur Nays, it will be found a valuable acquisition.—lisseace of Penermiit is so well knovin as a valnahle Family Medicine, that the prince. pal object of this advertisement is to guard purchasers spits the.nuntereus Counterfeits wlii..l, are pri,ared by Druigi.ts, du. The only tuition J. P. Ht ATII can give, a to 5..! !liar "J. P. Heath, Nottingham," is ennts - ed on the G oreininert "camp.-. .Price 2s. 9d. and It. lid. Sold by E. Edward., (4g-nt to Heath), Ft. Paul'. ck erc h, yard; Sanger, 15u, Ostord .treet ; 'Eon, Royal Ex.:Usage; and all respectable Dealers in Mudlt.ito.s. To the SCROFULOUS, et)NSUMP I IVF., aid l'aßVUL'eg. EXPE it IMENTAI. LY cnovi 'iced, it ill the world at large, not only of the imit.lity but njury, quently done by all the Methrukhirleirio eirplly,d for the Cun of these Diseases, and, at the same time, fully persur.h.d thy, in the dispensations of Ps -iV1:) , tfievual Itrmetst-s cer tainly were to be found; ice cenfid, nay a:4l teahw.ly ourselves to the study of they'; and the result ~ f tour. c • %e.re apAication has been the happy di-cc:very of I bete New it lur ches, entirely out of the iisua routine of Pracu:-: rm. duvets the most extraordinary and beneficial effects n • :tie Cues sunaptioe, Scrofulous, anti Nervous, who are na. trey telievid from the urgent symptoms of these lamentable Comylati ts, their very Constitutions are radically changed.—We osier= the blood of the Cohsumptive, heal their diseased kings, and rt. store the emaciated, frame to robust and ruddy litalb Attu we palliate only the symptoms of Scrofula ; Her our .nneskei Remedy also strikes at the very root ot the lisea-e, and rarely fain routing it out of the constitution. Our Nervous itemedy.Sequeliy successful, and the unhappy subjoins tit Mental disease, wearied nut by perpetual disappointment, may here took with Nadeau, and veal certainly obtain rebel from their wretchedne.s. 114 New Medical Institution is established by a Aociety of Medicaltintlb• men, for the Cure of these Complainta only, at NIL Tavigok• street, Bedford-square, London.—F. X&viea and Co. ••• Ample Instruetions are given with each &enact Remedy, the price of which is It'is. Gd. double LI, quadruple .CLISs. tu gether vrith a Pamphlet of the evidences ot the success of thew modes ot treatment. Dr. Sxi /4 ta, Member n: tle Royal eel. Inge, may be consulted at the Itntiaitlon from &rya tau ret, dr by letter, post paid, including a rem:name, addressed to- F. XAVIER and Co. at above. The above Pamphiu way be bad gratis, at the Institution, where the Remedies are sold, Mantle and retail, and by all Venders in Town and Country. A CHALI.Lbh:E. MESSRS. CU.RRIE Anti Co. Surgeons, lAN ill his Majesty's Service, challenge the whale World to prove a single instance where their nie.licine and me:hods( nue have tailed of the desired effect. The practice of maay yers is this particular branch of their pro egh.n, has not gives rise one iinsuccesael case They continue to direct their studies to the treatment red cure of Venereal Complaints, and that deraivement of the sit' tem which is the consequence the p.riiielous and wasted effects of •a habit lo:.g and most un..alipily Fo.r.zie.l by the path ' of both sexes. ha the one It will be louud ro be •he enfatlitc source of barrenness; she other have its ravages fatally d"elV e4 to them by a digressing state of deb.lity, which, if not unsay Iv. meshed, terminates no impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects, white consumption, logs of man i ac power,and various nervous aomplaints, use Ilytl. ir.icterise the earliest sages of this solitary vice. Of perasos laogui.Ling under the dills*" Incident to such a habit, their treatme.:t is simple, and has wee proved unsuccessful iu the course of n .ong, laborious, and made extends:a practice. In the most obstinate and complicated cases of rearrest hi* don, such as obstructions in the urethra, spongy escreseom 4 bard tumours, callous ulcers, eruptions. seminal we4neettlisf l i_, as also Strictures , whether area or of long dumb*, . 1111 which. Nave baffled the skill of 'other ?maniacs." tat their present improved plan of treatment effectually and pit* neatly cured, without the pstien* siiir , ..rtriit the excruciatiugla and alarming Hemorrhage which frequently follows the O. thin tat the lunar caustic. In the course of their exteinvepraed s In this metropolis, numerous cases of STRIC TUBES beetle' and are daily under their care, the total eradication of whit& * fatted by a sate, certain, and expeditious mode of cure serake teeny ether yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation. sod tit lily, proceeding from this complaint are speedily reniteed,oo° the Patient restored to sound and vigorous health. But On the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance India, restorative remedies is indispensably requisite, to re vivethe berms sparks of life, and to reanimate the constitudar. Patients in the Cc uncry are requested to state the card of their mac, age, and general habit of living, &c. endow* r . mittance for advice and Meditin es, when the sante will be or sent to any part of the Kingdtma.. To ensure that secrecy which is se anemia' to lhoir ot tr taking, tke pogage of letters may be addled to the account medicines.—nth June, I 1109--107. Hamm garden. HIGH 11ir ATE it TO•MORROW AT 4l.rainvONDUtt,lsist;':;lso44i Morning • Afternoon 75 inn noes I.ONDONt hissed by I.lyes. 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