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. 1' FUltrE 31:411KAS. The remains of Mr; letgof Dray Lane theatre, and ' husband Mrs. BPARZES, ef that Theatre, were yesterday removed from his apartments in Tavistock.street, and interred in the burying ground of the New Chapel, Tottenham Cow-road. 'The funeral was most respectably attended. Mr. PERRY, of The Naming Chronicle, Mr. BIONDI, the Ma. gistrate, and Messrs. BANNISTES and WROUOUTON acted as chief mourners. The professional gentlemen IMZSINK were Messrs. Kate , RAs, RAYMOND, POWILL, HOLLAND, HARLIY, BARYLZY, and MADDOCK,' MT.4 ikarust, Prompter, Mr. PLUG Treasurer, and Mr. WAND, Secretary, also attended. The funeral was conducted• With great Trlark'', and bad a very so. lemn And impressive e ect. Mr. SPAR CRS bad at. tained his 64th year ; he was a man of superior lite• part attainments, having been originally educated for the Church of Scotland, and was of the most amiable private character—the mildness of his man• ners—the habitual cheerfulness and good humour of his disposition—and the acute intelligence of his mind .rendered him a most agreeable com p anion. He made his first appearance at Drury Lane Theatre in 1797; as Gibby, in the Wonder, and from that time es . his decease, he remained a Member of the Corupany. * LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OP RING'S BENCH. MARCH 8. CRAM t). BItOWN. This was an action brought by the plaintiff, who was owner of the ship Isabella and Mary, to recover from the defendant, who was owner of the ship Roils. the value Of the Isabella and Mary and her ca-go; that ship having, as was alleged, been run down, through the negligent conduct of the Master and craw of the Rolla. It appeared from the evidence fit the Captain of the Rolla, that both thesevessels mere in the coal trade, and were on their passage,from Newcastle . to Lank; on the 29d Aussast last, Oh time when the accident, the subject of the present act.; o u , took place. It was about 11 oclock in the evening when the Master of the Isabella, who was on deck, though his Mate had the watch, perceived a vessel, which afterwards proved to be the Rolla, abut a mile from them : the Isabella was at this time on the larboard tack, and the Rolla on the starboard ; the Rolla however had the wind, which the Isabella had not. From the course in which the Rolla was coming, winless saw, unless she aimed it, that she would come directly down on the Isabella, stn ike her in the midships, and most probably sink her. The crew of the Isabella, therefore, sung out to the Rolla, for Goe's sake to keep her luff, and put her helm a-lee ; the Isabella, at the same time putting her helm down, to avoid the blow she every moment ex pected from the Rolla, unless attention was paid to her - hail. The Rolla did not put her helm a lee, as desired, but still kept bearing up, and soon after the bow of the Rolla struck the Label' on the stern quarter, stove a hole in her, and is less than 15 minutes the Isabella sunk. The crew of that vessel had only time to get on board the Rolla, but had no opportu nity of saving any thing. Had the steersman on board the Rolla kept his luff, and put his helm a-lee, as desired, instead of continuing to bear down, a witness was of opinion, the vessels would not have touched each other; cr it they had, the shock Would have been so trifling as to have done no harm. This testimony was confirmed by the Mate and two of the crew of the Isabella. On the part of the defendant it was contended, that the Isabella had herself been the cause of the acci 'dent; as, if she had kept her course, the vessels would have gone clear of each other. After hearing the case, a verdict was - found for the plaintiff, damages &Oat, costs 40s. subject to a re-' ference of the matters in difference to Mr. Gibson, who was to have power to take the opinion of such nautical men as he should consider proper. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MARCH 9. SIR A. F. COCIIRANE, K. S. V. CJIAPPLI. This was an ,action brought by Vice-Admiral Sir Alexander Forrester Cochrane, K.B. to recover da- Magee against the defendant, a bookseller of Pall' Mall, for printing and publishing a scandalous libel of and concerning the plaintiff, imputing to him cow- 1 ardice and dishonourable and corrupt conduct in his character of Vice-Admiral. The ATTOUNKY-GENISRAL stated the case for tne plaintiff, and said that his clime bad rather chosen this mode of proceeding than by indictment or crimi nal information, in order that it might not be said by the defendant that he was prevented from proving a justification, and in order that he might have an op portunity, if-he thought proper, of proving that the libellous statements alleged were founded in truth. It appeared that the libel was published in a pam phlet, entitled, 4, Secret Memoirs of the Honourable Andrew Cochrane Johnstone, of the Honourable Vice Admiral Sir Alexander Forrester Cochrane, K.B. Captain in the Royal Navy ; with an Account of the circumstances which led to the discovery of Lord Cochrane and others to defraud the Stock Exchange." The libellous matter which was the subject of the action imputed to the plaintiff, 1. That he was guilty cif cowardice when he was Commander in Chief off the Leeward Island Station, on 6th July, in notmak ing the necessary preparations to fight the French squadron under Admiral Willaumez and Jerome Bo naparte, off the island of Tortola and St. Thomas, icc. 2d. I'h4t be corruptly smuggled on board of bis Majesty's ship Belleisle, when at Halifax, mules,l whichite caused to be sold at Tortola for his own profit, without entering them at the Custom-house. fd. That he defrauded the Victualling Board by pay ing for a quantity of duck, purchased on his own ac-, count, in bills of exchange drawn upon that Board, purporting to be for fresh beef supplied to his Ma 4esty's ships in the road of Tortola, no such beef hav log ever been, in fact, supplied to the ships; and 4th,', That lw bad fraudulently appropriated to himself about 200 prize negroes, condemned under the Act 47 Geo. 111. c. 36, and transported them to a sugar plantation of his own at Tainidad, kc. The know.! ledge of this scandalous publication came by acci dent to the plaintiff, through Vice Admiral Durham, upon which he instantly applied to the defendant to have the author delivered up. Mr. Chapple, of Course. referred him to A. Mackenrott, who was lately acquitted at the Old Bailey of forgery no the ground of insanity ; and the plaintiff immediately cotrunenced his action against the latter as the Gitt• OM" ; but in consequince of hii being confuted aftet the recent trial as a lunattc that sedge was dinged., Moth itte• pr••••trafee brought agatost tile cie: tendon. The publication being [ironed in the regu lar way, Mr. facAitz.arr addressed the Jury in mitigation of damages, expressing the contrition of the defendant for having been unhappily led into the publication of a libel, the tendency of which he did not knowr at the time it was pat to press. He was exceedingly sorry for what be had done, confessing that there was no .foundation for the libes allegations in the pam phlet. 'the Learned Counsel concluded by an ap peal to the Jury, beseeching them to consider that the defendant, a respectable man, was actuated by no personal motive, and was in no condition to ply heavy damagna, which indeed could not be necessary to repair the high honour and character of the plain tiff, which could not have been affected by this pub lication. The Jury, under the direction of the Noble and Learned Judge, burr I a verdict for the plaintiff— Damages Two hundred pounds. kvieißsirr tAllittaisket. •••••..mmanil OXFORD, MARCH 9. • tnesdar, Rich :1W Altoug Arent 1. RM. of Trini►y College. Grand Compounder; Francis dash wend, Esq. of Christ Church; and Mr. Jt.l.n East, of St. Edmund Hall, were admitted Bache lors o► Arts. Wednesday, the Rev. Geo. Taunton. M.A. of Corpus Christi College, vra. admitted Bachelor in Dm int!e ; and Henry Wright, Esq. of Exeter College, Grand Compounder, was admitted Ba chelor of Arts. The Rev. Noel Thomas Elli•ton, M.A. Scholar of Corpus Christi College, has been elec:ed Fellow of Bata College. • EC(II.IOIIASTICAL PR(Sl'►9 ' l:►Ns. Lir'. Thomas Clarke, B.A. is presented to the vicarage of 'Arr. Rowland Hill, M.A. to the Rectory of Delamere, in the county anti diocese of Che.•er. Rev. John Pratt, to the vicarage of St. Mary, Whittlowa, in the diocese ni Ely. Rev. Bellamy. Rector of Stockwoud, Dorset, to the rectory of 3andfortl OfC44, Somerset. Rev. J. T. Law, son of the lhahup of Chester, to the Rectory ' of Tattenhall, Cheshire • - Riv. Philip Egerton, A NI hat h , .en institated to the rectory of Tarporley, void by the 41-ath of Wart elzoimondeley. 14th tilt. the Piesbytery of A.r unanimously noolinati-d the Rev. Aterander HA liwer of Cobliotall, to be Minicer of the pari , h of Daily, vaca.it by the death 4 the Rev. Charte, Cuntr oshatu. fitt. Coneen's M.:m(7AL lioAno.—The salutary ef fect of this Institn:isw, is inaniteSt froill the following extraortionAry case: " London to volt—John Jackson, of the Borough of South wark, Broker, inakefli oath and sails, that in the year 181 4 he was ancteil with a &interim. &order, at:d having been st..arly seven memos under the care of Ms. Kiernan, otherwise M•Kler nail, of the Lock Dispensary, and pail hint a considerable sum of money, withuut okaloing any relief, the disease rapidly in creasing, te was, after consulting some respectable :surgeons, who pronounced his life in danger, recommended to Doctor Cooper's Med:cal Board, Chia.otte-lion,e, laackfrlare-toad, where the progress of the diseaw was immediately stopped, and he was soon revered :o perfect I.eahlo, which, by the blessing of GOD, he still enjoys, hereby declaring, that In s: atlas these ("Acts ine i 4 influenced by no other motive e.ati a grateful return fur so miraculous a cure, and the duty lie owes to his telhaw-creatures. 6igned) " JOON JACKSON. Ml:nesse, present, " FIRED. LAWRENCE, g 5, il.trough, " Tuos. JOHNSON, a, Charlotte-street, DI/Aldan, " Taos. I).s .t ay, St. hlichaul's.alley, Cornhill. a Sworn at the oi.se, th.s 9th day of Marsh, be fore me, (Awed) " ru r w Woos, Mayor." Messrs. Cannot and Co. ice considted daily by all ranks of people, from Twelve till Eight, and claim tb:: attention of those who have been improperly ti , ated by men i t Tiorzait of s important a branch of the profession. Aledical iloird, Charlotte hone, Blackfri.irs-road, opposite the Rev. Rowland HM's ! Chapel. HERTFORD ASSIZES, MARCH 8. Sarah Cool was indicted for the wilful murder of her male infilit child, by throwing it into the river at Aston, in this county, on the 3d of August last. - The Jury found her Guilty, and the Learned Judge immediately pronounced the sentence of the law, that she should be hanged on Monday morning, and her body delivered to be dissected. During the whoL• trial she appeared insensible of her awful situation; but the Learned Judge himself was so much affected at passing sentence, that he was more than once interrupted by his teats. Edward Cmarty was indicted for the wilful murder of his wife, At Chipping Barnil, on the '2sth sit Au gust last. The prisoner and his wife weiehaym ikers, and they sometimes quarrelled when in drink. In ge neral, the prisoner was a gond-tempered man.' The Jury found the prisoner guilty of M4nslaugh ter, and he was sentenced to twelve months imprison ment. I#7lfiam Salicrthwikr, a voting man, shopman to 'lr. Gilbertson, a grccer, • f I'lletk:r4, was convicted of stealing upwards of £4O, the property of his mas ter. He aas senteucca for transportation. Wednesday, during the march of the 14th Foot from Deal to Canterbury, one of the privates entered the cottage of a labouring woman at Bramling, 2,;d requested some water, u,h;ch the good cottager irn- . mediately went out of the bnk-door to procure, when the fellow took the opportunity to st::tl 4 watch, which hung over the ma►►tle-piece. Immediately on the dis covery, the circumstance was stated to the Command ing Officer, and the detachment was halted at Little bourn, and every man searched, but the offender having straggled behind, it was not till the arrival of the detachment in Canterbury that he was discovered with the watch .11 his person. GUILDHALL. —COMBINATION OF JOURNIYMEN CAR- Fr.NTEKS.—SAIUrdAy last two men, named 7 honor Dahstree and Robert Grevry, were brought before Al derman BIRCH, tiie Sitting Magistrate, in custoly of the police otlicers. A few years since, tire c.iriienters applied for an increase of wages in consequence of the increase in the price of provisions, and an adiition 3s. a week was readily granted ; since the tail of provisions the masters have taken off the addition, and, in ccnsequence, a considerable number of the journeymen have not only quitted their employment, but have bound themselves by articles to prevent others working, until the masters shall consent to I allow the addition. To effect this, about fifty of them assembled at the shop of Mr. Pitcher, a respectable builder, in Dorset•street, Salisbury-square, on Thurs day last, and wok away, by force, all the men in his employ, and compelled them to join in the conspiracy. Mr. Pitcher's extensive concerns not admitting of any interruption, be immediately procured others, which being known to the conspirators, they assembled again early on Saturday morning, in a most riotous manner at Mr. Pitcher's, for the same purpose, but, to their great surprise, were mast spiritedly resisted by him, after having assaulted sevtral of his men, while en tering the shop to wt rk, and Daintree and Gregory, the ringleaders, were secured. The Magistrate, after hearing the complaint, ordered them to find bail to answer it at the next Sessions, which they not being prepared with, were commuted until they could pro cure it. MaaLsonoostz•rrneirr.—Thursday evening last, a most barbarous and inhuman attack was made on the life of Monsieur Girandieu, a respectable refugee French priest, residing at 65, George -street, Portman square, who had nearly fallen a victim to the bands of three assassins, his own countrymen. It appears they had called on him about one o'clock the same after noon to solicit charity, stating that they had been re commended to him by his cousin in France, and like wise by a French clergyman, at Bristol, from whom they had received aletter of introduction, which they had unfortunately lost. The poor priest told them it was not in his power to relieve them himself ; but if they would call again is the evening, as he was not very well, he would write to a friend whom he thought a likely person to relieve their wants; they then left him, and about six or seven o'clock the same evening they called again, and were shown to his apartment, when just as be was about to write as he had pro mised to the French Ambassador's Chaplain, one of the villains seised him by the Collar, threw him down ' on the floor, and held him, while another made eleven ssabbs at him is different parts of his back, five of which pre of a most serious nature, with a large French knife, the third man kept the door. The as. sauins made their escape out of the house. Surgical aid was immediately called in, and every possible assistance rendered to the unfortunate man. A full description of the persons by whom he was attacked, has been given, and it is hoped they will not escape the vigilance of Foy and the other police officers. Ponsautantsmo—Thunday last a large conco urse of people assembled in Hyde Park, to witness the sur prising undertaking of going nine miles in the hour. The ground being measured round a ring in the Park, a Gentleman started for a considerable sum, and completed his task in three minutes and nine seconds within the time allowed. A baker, at Banbuii, Oxfordshire, named Colley, intend' starting on Monday, the 18th, to go 1020 miles in twenty successive days, over a short mea. sured distance near Banbury. Betting is at present about equal ; and the pedestrian himself has betted pas buand guineas 04 theperformance. He is five keg sit 4141111 high. MA 1%.1%11..D. At Fronton ay, on the fah 41: the Rev . Anon Frastr, Minister of Stornoway to Mary,'" ! dauzb:erof 1)r. John Millar. Feb. 22, at Galashiel , :ratwe. thy Rev. John'l'bamson, ntteilter of Maxton, to Helen, .:deft I taLghter of the late key. Dr Douala,. At Bettltum, attortatt.l. the Rev. lubl thad,nta. A Mt •icar of Kendal, to N 13%. Cullifatd, daughter u. Captata of ::'eethont. •:int. 4.1, at Newinstle up en Tynv, J. Mann, Etq. of North Shivlds, to Eliza, davelver or the ltrv. of M Antlers, M.A. of the former plAce, and kvcror of I !triton, Nnriolk. Feb. 11., at Kiicbwortit, Ince, of o.r S 8 h Regiment, to Mks Whitingtn, only d.tugl.ter of W. El. Whittington, Etq. of Braxtlwater, Elem. Wetloesday st'uniet, Litur. Lloyd Henry De Rinyee, 6gd Regiment. to Getegina ' third daughter of Samuel Mortis, Esq. Provost of Tr.oer, and Captain in the Kerry Reginzeot. On the ottls ultimo, at York, Mr, George Wilson, bookseller, formerly Minlster of the Old White Chapel, in Leeds, to Mist: AD&11, of Richmond. As great number of persons ate rendered very unhappy by Spasms, Wind in the stomach, Obstructions in the Bowsls, want of regular Perspiration, Voniii lugs, and Bi into Complain' s, Head Achs, Heart Burn, Costiveness Nervous Disorders, Chadic, Gout, &c. we are authorised to say, that SINCILDI MAN'S PILLS are in most cases an excellent reatt•dy for these Complaints; and especially recommended during the thne of Sea Bathing, and drinking the Sea and Mineral Waters ; also for those visiting warm Climates. Prepared by • I' HOM AS SH I L I. I 10k, jun. Di uggist, • l'ot tetabam High-Cross, Middlesex, by virtue of au a•signmect fitin H. and J. Essence, sole Proprietors art the Receipt. by the Will of M. SPSEDISIA N ; and are sold by Shaw and Edwards. No. 66, Et. Paul's Church-yard; and Bacon and Cu. No. 150, Oxford-street, in Boors at es. 46.6 d. los.fid. and One Guinea ; and may be bee of the Principal Venders of Medicines in Town and Country. FOR COUGHS, HOARSEN ESsES, Sce. MR. GREENOUG H's PECTORAL LOZEN. GEB of TOLU • the great demand f or w hi c h , after up• wards of fifty years trial, proves them a superior remedy for all Coughs, Huarsentues, bore Throats, Asthmatic and C.insump. the Complaints. '1 he genuine only have B. Hayward Printed on the stamp, by whom they are preFared, as succevsut to Mr. Gretnough tbe inventor. Sold in boxes at Is. ltd. each by his appointment. by F. New bury. and Sons, St. Paul's Church yard; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard; Bayley and Cu. Cockspur-street • Nix, k.,yal Ex' cliauge . ; Ward, 924, Holborn Clarke, Vb 9, Jiorough; 150, Oxford street; Barclay's, Fleet-Market; Wake, 56, Picca dilly; and the Venders of g4.nuisie fVfesludoes. Where a:so may be bad, Mr. Greenough's celebri•ed TINCT TURES for prinerving the Tetili..and Gums, and curing the Tooth-Ach, hi enlarged bottles at Its. Md. each. F NEWBE R btNUI. I I and ..SaorelWED.l::r,,,lliCtilliin2;t.ll:4:ol.:.. ;,.,„ It l 2 . yard. Inform the Pohlic that the Prlees of ti '''' 1 : her ilicin o e f s r , h w i i r ti t t i t ,i f u le 4e la i t s e 4 (Zori tte os, third front curapsidt .‘ ~..,:. Dr. Jantes*:: Powder 29 I Dr. Steers's tlp e y i nt i Analeptic Piils 4 6 -- Convulsi on ( )1 - I -- A nsibilinos ditto 2 9 -- Carnornit Dr o 2f • Dr Austin's Calyb. do 4 0 F.oenee of Coltsi nnt " I I Deb?* C I:lnitiative 1 9 Mr -'penee'sl),•niic $ 4 1 Tonic Pills 11 9 ups or Blois e ' I Lawrance's Powder 4 6 Eng! ..: Cofree 1 3 The Cephalic Snuff 1 If l'il De::ao heroes 11 . Clule.s the &lame " F. N r.ws Ear, ' he crtr, lved in the I s the above ca.mo• be g• n Me. 410 11, Dr. Hopper's l'ills i 1 i Henry'. Magreiia Glass's M r:goesia 3 6 Str.ine lin t . ,r I 1 Essence or GU.ger 2 9 Hrialoon's oi tto . - '" 4 I 6 ellelt•mhani Salts 2 9 Ingl bles 3 cots Pills $ I i l Allett's Coot Remedy 20 0 SO glary's:Uri . I 4 1 Greenoug'.4 T.ncture 4 9 Grange's C wl464it ,_ II 6 Tolu Loa: rages I 14 Welsh':, rills "' I 6 So.:thiNg tiprop 29 J lAr So luder%T.... l 1 V Ample ail.iwati-e will be niade up.i C 11: be 3/14,11.,. 4 0 4;iCi:'l:S of repute for ExportaLon. - .. NERVOUS DISE C 7.7 5b.5. ------ "*"%5i..,. O F all diseases incident t o m th o;enf riervons kind are the moss a•id 11 1 I A vokine world •ow. be sufficient to I. n" eu, t h e ., P t h ee ',, ' " rte ,. Th•iy imitate alma every di... A .. % sp. alike in two dlirerent persons, or even ii: the sa m , 414 1 e diliertitt tintes.—Protens like, they are e nntimr. , h • ?Ito it 0", I and upon every fresh attack, t h e patieut the'istlit sympioms which never experienced before. No editim lees affect the body; the mind likewise suffers, and isete„._ "If rendered extremely weak and pe ev i s h. I he low 11,,,47!‘bf rot.sures, melancholy, and sickliness of temper, ai r : --- "ts attend nervous disorder% litiloce many to lieliere44 ,/Zfl)./ entirely diseases of thedniftd ; but this cham.e of t e ,,,,..""rs a a oa arqu e uce than the cause o f nervous diseases. 44 The CORDIAL ItAI.AI or GILEAD is dec dedh i s t ,_ elegant and etlicazlons medicine ever yet ascovere4 4 ,7 i:iseases and shattered cons•iinti o n s , consent:rims, w e : 4 or memory, hypochondria, trembli ngs of the i t h l e ivii 4 i eebility, stomach and bowel complain t% ant i all other 4., dr sing from a relaxed maze of the 'le mon, syoent; whcy t ;"„.. often brought on by Gisdpation in youth, and tl.eLruissioh* Of those rules which prudence el;ctates for th e p re ,„ 44 , health, and the laying a foundation fur a lung ail with a firm and strugs3 constitutinn. h rPyf it, Sold by Samuel 1.6.1% IS, ,-.!rand ; Bacon and Co, is, 3, ford.street. London ; - Brodie and Dowding sail:l/cry ; ai Medicine Venders; price Us. each, or four in ooe fur S3s. by which one MI bottle h saved, with the Saml. Solomon, I.iverpooi," corraved on the Stamp. r;s• Dr. Solumon expects, csnsulted by letter, die t!* * compidnent of a .6'l note to be nic used, addressed, .94,,, T Letter. Dr. .. 4 coloraon, Gilead Hoes:, mar laver ite k double postage." Also, rrice 3N.aat scarce, interesting, and ugetil Fatel f w (wi•h which i 4 given an elre-Ant plo-trittt n thr Author, attia of Ciiea.l iicusejeutitlyd AGU I DIL to HI H; ar ,i fo hot% S. zesin a Variety of C:nip:ai•:.3 By S. soLon, CuntJi;:ir." ° a l'reative on Fratile Di.ez-es, Nava% avid chon IriaaComplaints; ay..° <l;:i•eral R-onirks nth toe b., it:t wlitela the fiuolan I:nly 14 uioq tr,lll;•ctly anti; ttii p;.tit.ia ! ; the symp tuc , mode af Friannent at,il pr.,p-rq adapted for Soxual 1103114, dte A CHALLENGE. • A,TE°.sr.s. cult it I E and C. Surgeons, Ir r i s Lis Mates: y's :L.ervice, chail?! , z.• the Wide w j ej tro:e a sindu tastance w•!•: re their tre:!i:.ae a :d methadiduti taitel ul tine ea“,::. I prac.ice ut titaay t. “" 7 •cu!3r ut has nut pea tli 4 Olt: •• case. They t direct their studies to the trammel curt. 4 r a:i ; .h .it der.ingement of thew. win which I ; the conseqaence ci the perm:out and 'mid effects of a habit long and most ivatappily p rsued by theyinti of both sexes. In the one it still be wont' to be .b e es a ,k.. / source of barrenness; the other' sate it. rev ago a frally &wive; t't • hem by . a di itrestine state of et bi,.ty, woch, if not t , ol:lye. iii:d.ed, terminates I:4 impot t rice. 'lnfra arc its rouse 6,1 c.tin.are elicit., consomprion, loss of muscuuroo'e o d various i..rvous complanits, nau.tily cbarazterlse demi IttAill of tii.t oilltary vice. Of perstots uttilettitedi,r4A lucid -itt to soh a habit, their treatment is proved uns.iecessful in the course of a b.ug , labtorieus,:intl macs rztentlea practice. in the moat obstinate and complicared ;lases of veseredif,o don, such as obstruct.ous in the urethra, lutigy estr.Nceito, bard tumours, callous ulcers, eruption., s 1.4:aal weaknee,glev, as also Strictures, whether re ze:st or of toi , e Juratios, which have baffled the skill of other l'raztitioners, are their present in:preyed plan of tee-stmt.:lt tilt u awl pcsa neatly cured, without the patient ,liffetli the ..,Icrucati22, pi and elevating Hemorrhage which frequently fnitors the ;pro don of the lunar caustic. In the course of their exteleirepruis in this metropolis, numerous cases of VURESlenstei and are daily under their cere,the total eradicatiou of Miellacit fecied by a safe, certain, and expeditious mode oleo:emir* to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relational, rid& hey, proceeding from this complaint are speedily rearret ad the Patient restored to sound and vigorous health. Baines the debility has for years exi,ted, a pi °per persevensue mike restorative remedies i- indispensably requisite, to revireiheolim being sparks of life, and to reanimate the conuitiii:on. Patients In the Cc entry are requested to state the panktbi of their case, age and general habit of living, Scc. eiclolinsam ndttance for advice and whiet the sane will berm or sent to any part of the Kir.gdlim. To ensure that sectezy which is so essential to their sole taking, the postage of letters may he a.ded to the accomasf medicines.—flth June, 1809-IEI7, liauun gat den. IMPOR !ANT ADVICE. N 0.19, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, Mart, I( NVKEN Men rof Education And ProiestionAl stud use persevering endeavours to discover the morale all eet•atn metlind of treat :og a few prev.Oling Disemes the uccoo [al r.es::lt of their experience Is the best proof of superiority. Fifteen years have we devoted •tar pratlice to the esdie l _, treatment of Three Ltiorders, and the complete sti;:no elow jug war plan, gives us additional ardour to oppose as media+ Pw ble tt:e ravages of those comp 'ai:its which Are the most implant of all the uthrini• its to which c ase attics economy h erect After an authorised introtiect•mi into every brand of 1 444 _ Science, we determined cn commencuutz p ractice , to tente'r dividuals from the ignorance of uneducated mess, or the opq dangerous precipitancy of a general practitioner. 'l'he three rtio , rdcrs, to the cure of which we have airmail attention, comprise every species of Venereal luta-lion, whole of recent or long durrion ; ifdly, all kinds of Debility ot tienty, whether arising from the secret habits of school-hello!! the iudulgencies of mature are, terminating in inipototti rd mullet toes in consumpt to: ; and lan ly, t kat dettn;eottnt of the system in women, which is called Barrenness ior b•eillth many cases originating in a similar error. Numerous diseases are the result of ignorance or haste 0 1 treatment of a simple Gonorrhcca, and it not um:mixed! fir pens that the seeds of life are ptilsone.l, feign the it'ad ielt6g2 of an unguarded moment. By a sopetior buck ww plaints are easily cured; and even where others hate titled, ge trust that we may offer au effectual restoration. Ihe Diseases of the Urethra, as freque,:tly connected vad or arising from the above complaints, have ILK egire d attention; by an infallible and improved flan, we ate bled to remove obstinate Gleets and fitric'sres, whether cent or of lung duration, without resorting :u the painful dangerous use of the caustic boug.e. Many Oi,cancrs to: adduced of very inveterate cases, of several years contirsi. having yielda to our method in a few days, atter the nee l b ' been attempted by other practitioners wehout et-ct• Fu be consulted daily by Paticuti or either sets, with eect!! delicacy, and attention.—Letters from the count iy, coo:nnel the particu tars of tZie case, age, and manner of :istng, WW2 a reanimate, duly attendel to, mud advice and Melting warded to any part of the kingdom. G /SS and Co. Member 4 of the Rey?t C• Urge 01 s - ---- - - ---,,,, HIGH WA iii It TO-MOKNOW Al LONDON figiv' - Murning . 41 u.u:r• aka I.: Afternoon - I 11 mi.ruir• afte___2. LONPOIi: Printed by .I.svcr. KINT, Pictra Pbta; Published there, aad at the Jlll.oiliCfjenlee kkg' RIR l'FiS. Feb. '2O, at it. 0.-rm.:in ea I..aye, the Lady of Cartain Fellowes, R. N. of a da•Tittur. At his house, Ge;tr Olas,;ow, the Lady of Major Buuiger, of the 93d Highlanders, of s d tajtlrcr. Feb. 117, ;t Wood hell, the Lady a Sir Charles Des Vow', Burt of a tlangirf.tr. On the ultimo, at Newcastle ..• . ?.• Lady of Captain Cott:seri, R.N. of Houndwo... On the u.stla ultimo, at I..t.ver I ourrey, the wile .; Captain Walton, R.N. of a dasr'..-r A ie T .110 .:- Lb I POI PA soul kir 6 .-- Pr Chu] Cc gilt u P l l ll P Net Thi Of sad C Sid T. Phe 1.1 1 tar Ts WC .ti; the I Bit COI i la u tl, ze. A If I Irk I am mid A 9 W. *1 lo N DIED. Friday last, at his house in Size-lane, Duncan Hunter, Esq. much and justly lamented. At Edinburgh, on the 17th ult. Mrs Isabrfa Stenbouse, relict of Lieutenant-Colonel John Bathe, late of tl.e 15th Foot. At Glasgow. on the 21st ult. Jobn Thomas, student of philo• sophy, front Jamaica, in the 17th year of his age. At Cartyne, near Glaioor, on the 25th ult. Miss Agnes, Dundas Napier, second daughter of the late Hon. Charles Napier, of Merchitton I lalL At Berwick, on the 22d ult. Samecl Burn, Fsq. late Collector ' of the Customs of that Port, and one of the Magistrates of that Borough, aged 66. At Ayton, on the 17th alt. the Rev. Robert Wil-on, Minister of the Associate Congregation there, in the Stith year of his age, and 24th of his ministry. March 5, Wm. Allen, M.D. lately attacked to the Medical Staff of the British Forces in Paris. Lately, at his residence at Kirkpatrick, county of Cork, the Rev. John M'Cormlek. for many years an eminent School Master and Rector of the paribh of Ballyclogb. At Kendal, Mrs. Jane Enutterson, agtod 76. She has left the balk of her real and personal estate to charitable institutions in that town, viz. one-third to the widow- of Sands' irlospi•al, one third to the Sunday Schools, and one-third to the Schools for Industry. In Jamaica, on the 2Stb November last, Thos. I.andell, youngest son of the Rev. James I.andell, minister ' Coldingliatn. Lately, Mr. Casey, of Mary-street, Dublin, merchant. A few days before his dissolution, he laid down the lullowing plan for she management of his funeral: " fbat 'live:id of coaches. &c. good and comfortable great *oats for 3o of the poorest men, and 20 silk handkerchief for 20 of the poorest wetter) in the parish where he resided, should he given; that they should attend him to his grave, dressed with those coats and handkerchiefs; and that his corps should be envied by adz poor men, cacti of whoin to be entitled to the aunt of one pound, at{ a compensation for atten dance and trouble " •