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__ POETRY. TRANSLATION FROM THE FRENCH. Ye beauteous Fair ! ah! lay aside Your jocund sports and Cheerful glee ; er your convent's flow'r and pride— Ah ! hither deign to bring to me! The fairest flow'r within its walls! Slit has bestow'd her faith on me : Where is she ?—'tis her lover calls— Ye beauteous Nymphs ! oh ! where is she ? In vain ins' voice repeats her name, In vain I've sought her lovely form; Since to these tow'rs I came, Impsli'd by doubting passion's storm. The modest beauty of your train! She has bestow'd her faith on me: Where is she ?—must l call in va'n ? Ye graceful Fair! say, where is she ? The poW'r[eh in a mutual chain Links our fond hearts, Ton soon may prove; Ere lonr, ere long go Al feel t That Os my soul with tender love. The fairest form, the gentlest mind, Are ber'Ai whose faith was giv'n to nit ; Ye lovely Fair; my charmer find, Of HENRY speak!—for I ant he. Tell her, in absence I have led A life of surring and of woe; Tell htr, would she behold me dead, One cruel word would strike the Move. Unrivall'd in her form and air, And faithful still her heart must he; Ye beauteous Nymphs! ah! seek my Fair, And deign to speak to her of me ! ROBIN ADAIR." It is with regret that we see several spurious copies of the above beautiful Ballad imposed upon the Town and we have authority to say, that in future, every genuine Copy, with the Symphony and Accompaniment, composed expressly for Mr. BRAIIAN, by Mr. REEVE, will have the letter of the latter Gentleman (which has appeared in most of the Morning and Evening Papers) engraved in the title-page, with a fac simile of his signature. copy-right of the genuine Edition has been purchased, we understand, of Mr. REEVE, by Messrs. BUTTON and WIIITAKER, of St. Paul's Church-yard. FATAL AIiRjAL • DEATH OF MADAME► BLANCHARD. Rost F, OCT. 28.—Madame DLANCHARD yesterday became the victim of her in :-Jpidity. A violent wind, which suddenly arose, did not prevent her from nt. tempting the ascension ; but, notwithitanding ail her presence of .mind, she was not able to - command the balloon, whicb - the wind dashed against the tops of the houses, and threw it, after having carried it over the Tiber, against a tree, where it was caught. As sistance was immediately given, and she was dragged from the gondale (boat), butnot beiare She *t s dead. The balloon immediately arose, and was lost in the cl Every body takes the most lively interest in this unto:innate event. COMMO/V Sa . torday bong St. Thomas's bay, the Loan MAvon and Aldernien held Wardmotes thr3ughout the City, for the election of Common Councilmen for the ensuing yeir. His Lordship, in the absence of the Aldermen for,thet Wai'ds of Castle BaynArd, Alekrsgate, and Queenhithe, presided ; he a:so pre sided at the Wardmote held in h:s own Ward. The contested Wards are very few this year, nor has there been many alterations in the Wards not contested.-- In Walbrook, Mr. Woodward comes in, itt the room _ of Mr. Deputy Margaray, who retires , .• and Mr. Al derman Atkins has appointed Mr. Williatos, of that Ward, his new Deputy. In. Billingsgate Ward, Mr. George King coma in, vice Mr. Ellis, who retires. The foliowing are the contested Wards t VARINCOON. WITHOUT. . Thigeluarked thus • are new Candidates. lite. clitie • ! . 2d Mr. ' Hedges - - m a i t trftem . •• 22 Murrell . - W. S. &era!' - ' 21 T. tteeve - - Dawson 6 • ft Hi rring, Dep. - you l q . . 21 'Blundali - - (*rah • . - 20 Roadie/ - . Frevrer, Dap. :* . tßobins - c roo k : • 17 ' Hamer - Bii.di t i 4., 16 •Her.tre - TM Wird returns S 1 teen Mernbirs. ALDROSGAte WARD.' Mr. King - - - 114 Mr. Turner - Fisher - 107 Paxton - Rolls - - 105 Turner - •Ro.e - - lot Ti4onsas - Adains - - 101 *Kay - Thls Ward returns Fight Members. BRIDGE **wan. Mr. Chill - - 26 Mr. Andin - Roberts •,Ikatte - Joyner - - 24. •CoF c - Green' - - 28 *Lock Denten • .. - 23 ' Dtitt on Cartwright . 25 Weill Lacy - - 25 •13,11 Sauncieri - - 25 'Sharp AttwoOd - - 24 This Ward rettrns 'Weep Members. Mr. Bartrum, Mr. GaZrett4 acrd Mr. Clough, rttire. * CIiIPPLEGATr. WARD. Mr. Sheriff Heygate - 98 Mr. H.shbertan Vitlai.ce - - 94 Deldrr - }lardy - - 89 Nsisthe* K....at - - 87 Eire - rli Wateonm . - id . .•Hcath - - This Ward Wet urni Elgiii Mernbets. Mr. Drpitry wh . a reds's% LANOSoURIi WARD. - 8,3 Mr. Woe - - 32 Itankin . - 02 R askin - 30 liaditi - - 29 , *Anderson - Witirrby -' 22 This Ward returns ten Member , : VINTR2 'WARD Mr. Whitley - - 17 Mi. Catty - Martin - - 10 *Conway Cooper - - 15 !Hardie Spear - - 1$ • .irillts Cade - • 13 •,:rook Vitketing - 14 • This Ward returns un Members. Tim election will will finally close to-morrow. Mr. Ayres Phillip% Stubbing Dixon • M ;• • gr •• r ,i . . - FROM SATURDAY RIG}IT'g 6Aitfrg. BANKRUPTCIES ENLAROFD , 1::n.. 3. Wm t a k. Birth and Johnl.ucas, late of Fleet - street , paper-stainers, at ttn, at Gliildhal Jan. 11. James Blyth, or late rif thilmtford, E115ei,1344 ch eit, dealer and eitiiptiian, ten, at GI tilidlialL •i, BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Edward Hatton Wilson, of Liverpool; merchant. • BANKRUP'IS. John Gardner, of 4outhamptoMdulkiings Middiesqt, dealiibod . chaptnan, to surrender PrCetulkar,foS, January e rd Far.,l • at ten, at Gs4lciliall. Attorney, rale .I.codtt, Temple, London. Zachary Hulthia, of Ider-tane, Lower Tharttes4trialliti'Lbskies,' ship and irsurauce-broker, merchant, dealer and -4Wipmart, - December 25., 31, at ten,auni• Feb. - 1, at one. at (.14.N. — Attorney. Mr. Praise, Sallithtiry-siplare, Fleet-Street. lintel"; Leack, of Gith-street, Middiesiv, facture r, dealer and chairman, DEc. MI, January 4, and Feb. 1, at eleven, at OdildhalL Attorney, Mr. John Latkew, War drohe-piace,Doctors Commons. 1-larriott Mathis, late of Walcot-place, but now Of Brook-street, surrey, dealer and ehapman, December 24, 31, and Feb. ti at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bartley, New Bridge street, Blackfriare. Frederick William Wistinshanten, of I.astrrence Pountney-hill, London, merchant, December 34, at ten, January 4, at eleven, and Feb. 1 t at ten, at Guildhall: Mr. AbbOtt,-Ab: church- yard. _ . . Wifil l / 4 4. OXFORD, DECEMBER et. On Tuesday,. the last day of the Tenn; the follow ing Gentletrien were adthitted to degrees 7 az M. and five. • t: • . Yeiterday Mr. Lott Owe,. of Jests Cat*, lib titollitl Schtiiar of tb t 9octiy. • itecLef Arria*L tkeklicerio:46. 1 he Rev. 0. Cooper it pteSentetf to Obi Nicer, of Cittettlen, Kedt, vacant by the cession of the Rev. Peter Hawker, of Pun broke College, 01ford. Rev. C. Ord, M.A. of OnlVeysity Colhge, Chaord, ant Vicar lof St. Marl's 4ineolo, to the vie:Wise - of -Orettan, -With find tlinlitbo,:NOrthatopionshlre. Bet. J. Chilton: die Rectory of Raiton,'Suffolk, Ret. Luke lloolutr, LL.D. to the vicarage of Dudley, Worces teritire. Rev. J. F. Wilitsms, B.A. late of Viet;!on College, Oxford, to the vie:tripe of Rockland Denhinn, Somerset. His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury has been plea*, to appoint the Rev. E. 1.. Sutton, M. A. rector of St. Alfbage, with the vicarage _ of Bt. Mary„ Nontigau., to the 4ix Ppacher stltlireathe Metrolsolltan Church, /acids by the iesiitt of theetev. Moore, M.A. avid Sailer, of Ipsley-stftet, Waratiekshire, dealer in eat tle, dealer and Chapman, January 8„ 4, and, Feb. 1, at eleven, at the Stork Hotel, Birminghain. Attornies; Mr Birkett, fond court, Walbrook, London ; or Mr. Smith, No. 1, TeMple4ireet, MU Birmingham. Robert Savage, of Ldwer Idington, MiddleaSet, victualler, dealer I, Vi na and chapman, December 24, January 4 , at twelve , . and Feb. 1, tillig .I at one, at GuildbaU. Attorney, Mr. Sheppard, Dean-ocreet, sq . (4 l Canterbury-square. 1 to ( Edward Snelsan, of Ccmgleton, Cheshire, grocer, dealt an!! kW U. ey chapman, Dec. SI, at live, ;oratory 1, at twelve, at the Roe- - Buck Inn, Newcastle-under-Lyme, and Feb. 1, at twelve, at D. the Bull's Head Intl, Congleton. Attornies, Mr.Rubor, Fet= VI sir; ter-lane, London ; or Messrs. Thomas and Robert Fehton, of Newcastle-under-Lyme. hot t L Ebenezer Cooper, now or late of Buxhall, Stiffoßri miller, dealer ow to I; and chapinan, Dec. St, January 1, and Feb. i, at eleven, at the ten eta i Angel, Bury St. Edmund's. Attornies, Mr. John Wayman, tax Ger Bury St .Edinund's ; or Messrs. Blagrave arid Walter, No: 4, Symond'a-lnn, Chancery-lane, London. , I tor • Thomas Lumley, of Bidborougtostreet, Mabledon-place, parish of St. Pancras, Middlesex, builder, dealer and chapman, Dee. a, i Su 28, St, and Feb. 1, at eleven, ar Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 1 rker. Hughes, Clifford's-Inn. Thomas Williamson, of Manchester; draper, taylor, dealer and 1 itiDt. chapman, January 5,6, and Feb. 1, at eleven, at the Hope and .. Anchor, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Bills, Chancery-lane, London ; or Mi. Cardwell, Manchester. - .—_: James Robert Oliver, late of the ship Mantels of Ely, mariner, ADVICE. and since of Cadiz, in Spain, merchant, dealer and chapman, WHEN Men of Education and prbfessional skill Dec. 24, January 4, and Feb. 1, at tea, at Guildhall, London. use persevering endeavours to discover the Mat site and Attornies, Messrs. Harvey anti Warne, St. Helen't•Place, certain method of treattog a few prevailing Diseases, the emcees- Bishopsgate-seteet. ful result, of their experience is the belcproof of superiority. Benjamin Neve, late of Cloak-lane, London, merchat:t, dealer Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, hare been induced to make and chapman Dtc. 24, January 14, and February 1, at ten, at the clue of the foifoiditg the object of their particiar siudy, viz Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs, Ifighmoor and Young, Bosh a certain Dittorder, freeitsently contratted in a moment of intost lane, Catinon-street. cation, and in doneorterants, Strictures and Gletta, which, by William Perkins, of Upper Thames-street, Loudon, druggist, at; an tin ' oved leo, are • y and effectually cured ;as also de dealer and chapman, January 4,7, and Feb. I, at eleven , Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Vandercom and COmyu, Bush-I dome ' In warm climates., or a secret soPtary vice, too often m ime, Cennon•strett. I .. liapp_lty p o u r rsued by the yourh of hoth sexes, in the ores causing Thomas '1 hcmpson the elder, of Wakham Holy Cross, nieT, barrenness, a n d i n the o th er a numerous train of tirr shopkeeper, dealer and chaprnan, January 4, 11, and Feb. I , 1 77"" 0 not timely remedied, terMitrate in ins et eleven, at Guildhall . Attorney, Mr. Jessup, Chfford's-inn, 'els diseases , w h it ' s, 'ff . 1 potence and Consumption. Its that distressing state of debality or London, and Waltham - Abbey, Essex the consequence of such banefu' habits, or George Clamp and John Moore, of Little Newport-street, Soho, idea. arising from any other cause, by which the powers of the consd Middlesex, warehousemen, dealers and chapmen, and cope: t- : arlit i talon bream enfeebled, as reguhrly educated Surgeons of Loa ners, Dec. .., 3anu2ry 4, and Feb. I, at twelve, at Guildhall. !dem, they offer a fi res, *le , anti sipeedy restoration to sound 3114 Attorney, Mr. George Atkinson , Castle street, Falcon-square, , vigorous . , Aid, unit . The result of a long and eiteidie practice has enabled them; William Dirkons, of Mancfirld,.Nottioghamshire, grocer, Dec. i • e by a superior method, to remove venereal etifitplaints, however 27, 28, and February 1, at ern, at the ste•an inn,,MarlsGeiu - the patient to , . Ahern:es, Messrs. BlakelOck and Makinsou, Serjeaut's-100, Berate or romPflalted. w!!hool inifileetilt2 the least restraint in diet or exercise ; and In remit Cases Fleet -street, London ; or Mr. Wm. Woodcock, Mansfield. Where an early application is made oft discovery of the isfaction, DIVIDENDS. . they h•equently perform a cure In the short space of tot° days Jaanary 13. Thomas Knowles, hite of Leeds, ironmonger.-•;- •the unprea&nited succesi of their mode of trwitnient (whisk . Jam. IS. Samuel Wade, of Manchester, and Samuel Blakeley, Of has never been kuoion to fail in one shred Intranet In a prae- London, dealers.-Jan. 13. Thomas Hopper, of Manchester, II- doe of IS years, during which period many thousand persons quor-merchant-Jan. 23. John Win. Benson, of Hollsitteit,l.in- of Ibon&e . sexes have been cured, even after severe and Injurious colnshire, surgeon-Jan. 14. Robert Maunder , of Ex eter, wine. I methods had been pursued by other Practitioners without effect), merchant-Jan. 11. !alma Franks, near Broad-waft; Dresubeth, induces them to thus publicly offer their Melee. cabinet maker -Jan. 11. Benjamin Benjamin, late of Chatham; Messrs. (TOSS skid Co. erdsotiety professing the et.-re of these • gla.s and chinaman-Jan. 11. Wan. Henry Free, of Bfoad-street, Illorslydown, merchant-Jan. li. James Daylei of Covent• Ga rden-market, china and glassman - Jan. 25. Thomas an g l e of Ox mistaken coax to in order that the me) , hot be marked l• la mistaken few, with the obloquy tat ju s tly _ attached to the jinn ram empiric, think it hutjustire fo themselves fry stile, that the) ford-street, hosier-a-Jan. 14. James Wow, of Ware, Hefts, malt- have been property educated and fnitlatoi ifite decry brands is: ' factor-Jan. a. Tbrisoa-s Clayton, of Me...ist stet, groc.:r-Fels. I. the profrsetun (cettificates of which, from dilluntst bospiale, ate ' Thomas Maxfield, of l.ewes, Sussex, grocer-Jan. I:. Anthony testimonials from the most eminetat Physidans, they have to eon ' Hordern, of St. John-street, Smithfield, potter and etsinamall'i- 1 viuce any inquirer), that the cucress resulting from their votive ; Jan. IL DaVid Butters, of Queen-street, 131,sontsburv-equare, ! yours fast Induced them to quit tut practice of the rvileral Ka& i t:tyler-Jan. 4. James Willt•, Gorge Mors' Juke', James Guy 1 640ner ' and they presume that their pritentione &meth ate a fall iltelL'Ont and Joiill Lanikli of Ifs:1411117-slusrei merchant-Jars . 'ground for the unprecedented confidence vitas which they have 10 Robert Berry, of Shuredarcia , hop•nterebant -Jan. 11. Trino- I • by die public, been so 1110 rally honoured. • ' thy Evans English, of Great Marlow, Bucks, shopkeeper-Jan. Patients in the cquntry are requested to state the parientar ; •111. Janice Cluwrs, of Birmingham, jeweller-Jan. 4. Robert of their case, age, a.vi manner of Living, intioaing a Mirk Note. i Wilson, of Friday-street, fttatchant-Jan. 41. James Brown, of for advice and ineeicinei, ant the notevitillie for warded to any ' Tavistoek,• Dtion, house-build,r -Jan. 21. Philip Thorne, of part of the Itingdoist.-GOSS and Cu. Surgesss, IS, Bouverie- Tavistock, miller---Jan. 21, John Bennett, of Favistock, mercer. nrso, p iett ,,, ev . Jan. 14. John Moen:vim, of London, merchant-Jan. t 4. '1 ho- _ Mot ardnger, of Long Acre, bras, founder-Jan. 20: WPiiiim Parsons Meeker, of Itasinghall-street, merchaat-F.ta. 7. Wm. I , Goodwin, of Gosport, Banc, baker.-Jan. 18. Joseph Webb, ; of Bristol, Enendraper-Feb. 8. Thomas Hockly, ,of Mincing ; lane, merchant-Jan, 16. Henry Mears, of Greenwich, teleetu- I keeper--Jan. 18. Edward Burford, of Petrint-naval, B. thief ; Green, merchant -Jan. is. George Smith and John Cerra,' ot I Chepstow, Montuenths'.lte. bankers-Jan. Its. Henry Salkeld [ , Jorko, of Holborn, inci chant -Jan. 18. Wm. Duckett , of Rams ; ' gate, el/rater and. ifirman.-Jan. li. James Payne, 01 West ; ' slitate; Sorrell, *tiny t ontractut-4an.•23: Wet. King, Late of lirerien's itaßdirgs, Chancert-tine;scabinet-niaker. MARRIED. The Rev. Thomas Hantir.grard, ViCar otice. r ieta, Maris. shirr and late Felithe of Ncw C3lfege, ctiroftr, to . Harrtot, thitd diugifter of'Thotnas Appirk7,..E.sq of Gieueesiir. Rey. R. H. Chapniz., (.Isaplain in Ordinary taigsAnyal High ness the Prhace Regent, and Vicar of 'I insley,.to IVti,s Of Rydirigh,Yprkshire. • DIED. Siturthiy, Sir Peter Parker, High Admiral of the fleet of England. i steadily, the 28th ult. at her house at Upway, in the 'Ali year of her age, Mrs. Steward, widow of eke late Oahriel Steward, Esq. ntany years one of the Representatives in Parliament for the Dot ough of Weymouth, and Paymaster-General of his 111:tjet-ty!s Marine Fortes. Friday, the Rev. lames Norman, Rector of Kibworth, Leices tershire. On the 14th instant, nt lzwottiti In Suffolk, Mrs. Elizabeth Parker, wife of Lieutenant Oeorgrzearker, M the 56t h Foot. HIGH WATER Al' LONDON NIRIDOE 'll3-MIIKK OW. Mornitig ••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••• .4' sin utrs afwr $ ...... 2$ **Rifle , aftrr . 9 ' TO TIIE PUBLIC. DR.,errIVBE.II ii i T's V EGETAI3LEI AltrtOkr Rune DROPS, It bolt/es It 221. an sma Uer size at O. 10. he variety of diseases that prevail at tirli season of the year. general , °titillating ftom impuritied el di blood, a vitla- 1 red i;termach, or obstructed perspiration, it Wight eke Wiest eon- , filtrate of success that we strentiofisly I ectunresend this unrivalled i l medicine to public notice, as brie' a certain preventative and cure fbr ntnterous dimes, partfcblarly the land and sea Scurry, Can. i eers, Kinestiil, rikerated Sore Legs, runnhlg Wearer!. in any i part of the body, Leprosy, Eruptions after the hmall-pox or 1 Measles, Inflammation in the Eyes, St. Anthony's Fire, Rheurna- l tism and Itheumatk Gout slow, nervous and intermittingFevers, r and an the long train of disorders Which-attend the Scurvy Inter- natty. CAgCCR. Remarkable Cure of a Cancer in the Face, whereby great part of the nose was consumed, the face and eyes dreadfully inflamed, and the head distracted with pain, which facts verified on the oath of Win.Croltt ; the follogeog is the eotry of the affidavit tarn at thiOnfidhall, , Elymouth, tie Asst Dee. Intin Tsroma s Ea c ea, Esq. Mryer. I, William Crokt, late of the Borough of Sahash, bat nose of 1 the Borough of Plymouth', ie the county of Devon,do voluntsrily make oath that I Was afflicted with a eanttr In'my face for Up.' wards of ten months, I had a Teri painful weitrid skull lit toy i nose, the greategt put of top face Was dreadfully inefirned, atter- radw wasith t alsol a 4 dis most tra acute e tw„l pain w tt ii that could possi el t s ly so be lit end i ti eve r i ed ya r el y . i ed that I could not bear the light,and obliged me to eft whole days', together with my head on my knees or striae otter support; dot-! Inv my aftlittion I tried various mg:dreier*, as Welt from the fa- cuky, as ;others, Without recellierthe least relief, and ;he disease Increased daily; wern out with pain., no prospect of relief, and, begins exhausted the hate fasting of Many bald years la b our, I Was almost reduced to a suite a &roondene n wheis I was advised to snake trial of Dr. Glberef Vegetable Antlacorbetic Drops ; tERtIFiCATES--JAN VARY it. T, bide, of Can Has, Lantishlre, miller. —k. Cooper, of St Mary.li-Ilonne, dealei.—W.Wit-on, of Bishopswearmouth, Dur ham, coal-fitter:D. Davies, of Whitechaptl, linen-diaper.—W.' H. Tempest, of Vauxball,halxrdatiber.—W. Moc revs. of Dover, hoymun.-1. We.l:s and (7.0. Tooke ' • of Binkside, Southwark, timber - merchants .— W. Bushell, of Cannon-street, Nicholls, of Plymiiatlf, !at:rt . -team—L: 3 . Ling*, of Dread.otreet 1 H2ll, merchant.— r. Blrrell, of Upper baker-street, hailder.—G. &Bets, of Kingston-upon kiuQ, usschant.—Wm. Couch, of A:- minster, cwrr, li. Sherrinton, G. Cooper, and J. iftptitg, of Heney; Laticaildre, iititsters.--1. Hodson, of the at/ Of Laft:oll, *Otto priniter. PAItTNEOHIPS DISSOLVED: S9' I 99 93 40 W. liendrie. H. S.PotkUnron, and Otlllaynes, of Stkansa.— V.-T. Jones, J. Leman, and 'l'. C. Lehuin; of Risca, Monmotitk— .l. Rubtri and W. Soars; of Birmingham, umbrella-that:Ors.— T. Greenwood and .I:C:rather, of Raistrick, Hallifat i rnandiscturcri.-1. Keip and A. Blair,• of Tipton, Staffordshire, soa p- ma n u facturers.-11. I.cittlen, G. Newton, T. Chamberp, and R. Scott, of Thancliffe ' Tatitersley.—R. Blackjock and L W. Clark, Of eeds, maltsiers.--f. Andrew, P. Barrow, and F. 01: sod, of Harps/they, Lancaddre, calico-Printeis.—T.Willinnes and T. W. Wiiikaras, Cannon-street, seele-maters.—S. Holbrook, 1. Deane and J. Lawton, of Winnington, salt-mannfacturers.-13. Bayehus, E. Jlanouni, T. Pearce. and W. Hendetion, otLant beth, surgeon.--:f .Bainett and R. fears, of Werdon, North aniPtonshice, carriees.—E. Wood and H. Lyne, of Spalditg, Lin colasbite,drewoutakers.—R. M. Leeds, E. Leeds, and J. Leeds, of St. Ives, banker R. M. Leedf, L. Moselei, and Li. Leedi, of Si. Ives, bankers, —R. M. Leeds and L. Moseley, of St. Ives, hailliers.-I.Sherrott itTdT.Siatiton of Up p er 'sbadwell, eabfnet- Makers: Lamt `r. ler.holsion • of Prkwes4UVOt. AMA , bolidtsiss die wrong reeentmendstiod of those:who liadreceived cures from the medicine gave me hope it would succeed, and this hope was realised by the time I had isken the second bottle, the path en- I tirely left znt4 the victual 411111, got better, and by the time I had takes five bottles 1 gained a perfect cure. Witness my hand, Wittier Caotrr. Sworn before Me at the GeMolt, Plymouth, thlf day of Deeorobei, 1107. TUIIAs cc*, Mayor. The above Vegetal!, Mithlto*Mit I)eopeare do sole property PrePawl • _ _ . . 14 13 I'o 10 geteKlLCUte et ART IL Mr. Charles Shrubtt, of Ezoter,Collese. . Mr. John t...sorpenter,:of Oriel College. *lr. Pearls trorditiisr sirLinkonti•Cdliele. Tlft-ertfolenuatier Of degrees fit ihi:fleirstvissbrie 1313. , ;';- clut D.ClL.—:ono•frlf...-toto B. Mid. 8.C.. it. and furry-sewn B.A.—M ' sr one hundred iraers.—.A: Lamb and W. Metstalsna, of Princes street, ' of (t he plieciasary, inalldhips anomie& Ferts-stnel,.Exeter, buz now.r•LEere-etreet,,Doek. Sold whole-,1 safe, .ana retail, at Butte's traiehbdee, 4, Cheapside corner of A persOn of the name o f M 4 Dentoet, On rfilda• ratfrimiee M " ' L°3131311 ' The i a*e 51 : 114 Wh l bless*: at' • Weer.. Wakes And Dyer ' EDN O ald retail by Payne, rty- ge'nnight, fell over the low wail at this black 4111• is! sw i ft s : Brodie aid Co. Saltslyery; Atg, Brispl; Lessem, Old etiaithrt-hdasei Dublin, into the rift Liakf,4tnd shwissarae; Weel4er,Ezeter . ; Belefo g rortpnanutli Gr:st, Port- ed- Lem Odiiort• liareey toe :111ofnpien New was take out dead.- The ingilleit , as the Ctreun it 4 ltee ' kJ ti' n edfd ; Al; tiOnimith ; b.. Ro. oceatieal *Whin die precincts of the tiartutkf bioti wo; f on mains asd sam aon. slited of twelve Serjearresi which. robe= &Mk yawn plus, Nano * Aft= Cloycion, 'reignipsoutls; Crails- to conclude, that he fell over in a state of intoxication. lawlisk; and by most tadicine venders and neessixen. • • 4 . . ..4 4 • ci ii •• .4 • • 441 , * • , ' ' '. ... lkil kit At NSPENSAIRY. His Royal Highness the Dt/SCE of YORK, Patron. Surgeon, Mr. Kasai Ais,Alasunber isf the ltdyal College, Lond , n c. 4 kilSeeteliellt Institution, erected for the publoc 1 . ._ butsike4gizisi: the dau.laes of isepyrlciun In ibis branch o Nudge, gai cif - boast the cure ok no kit lia l ob paeteeve t e e Vilitil lob, bier/ libita tirire ni ritte ifrnie dii% V etirftitl Infection. The superior and highly cflicaeloiii Of treStilittit ;Retitled be 'Mr. ILititisin; while It Ivol' the inconvenientlis of public cl.atities, gives a certiln, sire, and clieedy cure, se:hisut cent*. sqe. 4,, injuoitothicpustitutlouLor tny circuntseaurolOhicti it ti Weir en the frtena of th e paiaint the siettetice of thelli jo aie: • lt: - evil , siyilidonis df Info:3lor% tPe curvet it a Is* duel, elfilsfie r nsirtt romp metal fortis of thr relies; debility odes twits'', Etc Odin one half the time assigned to other lisantO ions Of t),e lir k v tndtp their ceasilete OVII.OVAL the m u ost m) c Able mimes have IL en it their sapport, from a cOnvittled of It- snetbr att ain ages, atifftftli tectkiey yid hondur knit trh . ell the setibitsti tiled it eerillbeied; vit. ltsl4 di Llltrtst, Right . 00a. I'. Jon. i; Rig r Hoi. IL .B: sin:titian; Hon. Col. J. Soucy, M.P. lotanl... tausche, Lsci., M.P. Col. 11. Cleownw, M.P. sad Col. Walt, Jor,. M.P. 'The.surgetin intthe concilted by eitha , Cs,at Ws ',n itre hoot ~ No.'2t, Unger Chttio , teLlirtet,lloll3oll4cuare, f, air 91S1 It in the tnotinint, , and Nal 4 to II a' dodt at of o , wher letters Rom tower and co ',ley= sid.only Se Lddi - ..s.cts; when the serial ' a4vce !Rd . 0 will be given, or 'ent to erry pare it Atm .......... . ' To AIir.DIXON; Apo:lttcary, • .. t . ,tit —1 tike die earliOst opportundy to. aitimiiiii LI you alit 1 hare iegeived tbe most wonderful beneat front', the sate of iciur DISOICS AN natuous PiLLS, whiekl kr. AA . WiNitie to Janselea, nod all thcv trientii ifi Atom I Mitt , Nit* Ibex WI etpertetteed the same salutary bend(; they deg ' ciare elf* to bf the Nate Medicine eves used in that co;lbtry, foe Moos and other conspleinte. The fit:town); are !Wailes of 114.1'1". nal Ladies and rienelraw‘ti idles bavi esCelfed tte trnioik rake from yltIT rErejWil Atitibifinid rag :—".;CliArln Ityfor, Pstl.ll - inatce , William '.9ta4, E. King-toth, dim; Mr. \Voutitif, *wish lOW's ditto; G. W, ;. ll.9ndten, EA. dialkstn-4 b. Mar. ditto; ,f. Smith, big. (41. ilatbour, &l. G. fo Alistion, Eig, ditto; ;VT. Walter, Poly Metrint, aiifo . • I. TretstirtA. F.,1. slit River, dir , o; Pfr.llloftterts;dititd; .1. Vann leni. StiveOtte; (1 P. Polak; f sq. ditto; Wks; Viriot cassittm4l, Kingston. ditto; Mrs. Perry, St. Antis; Mrs. Wtiakilk SPativit , 1 orm ; wins rTe nutty °the: orgons, of the fun ty.- 7 A a. etabiAr, yog twist obedient Servant, 'OP Nt..14 "if" R0;.../.11( the slip Gant:, Stild *bobtail/ and retail kt Mr. gutter's, 4,Cheirelde, Carver of Patink , 4er-row, rodhCori ; Sharp . and" bells. r *Maine% ; Mewl, Weston, lidloatt, and Mallory. Pettier; H 4% anti John son, Gisepoyt ; Coleutp and Jacob, S.... i ntone; Peek and Ittris and 'Punier,. Hull ; Hoziand, Coates:tal i Nt:ttletoo, :ad CiU. Bert, Otsumii; Knott and 1...10yit, !bid SMinney and Co. Bit mineliettV; rgillitiee and Latlibury,Liveri#l o lll tannin tint I .‘„tith, Menr.hewer; Trey/man; /xi ter; Sniftl6 bilisdertoo, A, hem t of Scott, and lseater, Rektoisurett et ; liax . 2‘)41. -Dottaid,tei . eviw ; euletni atikiiaivy, brisiol ; Ste.y.roSOlL std _ § .1 4 1Orwicii; Su/Lo ren, Leteinftpt ; Vv.:Lies and Ped4, t.iv ;am retest by inlet ektnnefl; • Melicirie Vomit*, SO beittet et tie. 4A. a t A.. titfte' roaft,Winetheryz. asactiltATMßS eat AgTFI/If.lllC AM) CONSUMP . . l'I"E CllMPL:filti I'S. THE miginal CliilitS 0.1 A Stheriittic and Conintnps /- tiveceentaints, aregewelfatly 7, ry Ann; at; helot tenet itileo owing to a preternatural enlargement of the lungs, or the is.ming ncs'ectd what is eared a slight toiligh, Or cold, h•tewird *id, a &ppm- don of insenstlitet4eirptistion ; dry May fikeivieelia—e thee origin hi visceral titevale, 1)61 'stadia ielidni proeelataa ant r ne glect or mismanagentent, or both unitz:d, to swabs' tion.cliaillig symptoms. 'lke tau ingenious Dr.Cullea ranksAsthinaamri the spa.anadie class 'of ilrior6is, ins the Ge*siolliifillicfleisies ((toi want certain anilspaintiodics. IfCessitt)isVelorgplvAtei the &Ali elf Ms obtet vatiorisio patlenteuharly affilheatedfOr wan( of respiration, and so I/Tressed vetch phlegm, at to be a' le tekeepectira e, hut with difficulty, au ended with ez rune pains in the chew, bast, ice., hate by the usedatsksrsA-tbanlit bitelleines,been ab e to br.athe sel.h estetbdfriedoln, to eittekreleite without dfalcutiy, and frees, from pain id bait At hoar% lit pfoitiettne Whitt the immortal Boerliaave.calls the is Virg, by which fah a gtoiM warmth is Maimed ihro ; seit the whole wean, as promotes uoiversal image slide perspiration, and gives a tree circulation to all the juices 10 the huMan tranie,hy Width means the offending 'natter b etched in pees or throuO the 410 and by other almost Insensible eyelet*. same, tie parkas! are restored to perfect braid; which irlo4t Or volreilty may be done it all cases of the above &script iiso, =din A reasonable aisle, unless some part of the vision has genicto tuts a fatal injure as to Make it impossible. But these fill tiers vary set much according to denims' asters, constitution; flee. it la impossible to give general dbertioet rpecillailly ; it will therefore be advi-able both in these comp taXes wad those of Paralytic affec tions, Mr the patient •to commit me persorially, or any biedxg Gentleman rracttaltte With the guest intact Aledkinis. E. (hest may be - cen -tibia ie. his mitt house, Pio ~o. Orme Farrar sir, .1, litacttriire-i cad, any rnef ating frittn,enTio tweiv, , Sunday .x 7, pre.l,--(ta'sw 50 .n e future piper.; . . ___...,.. 1104:1Al. HillFlTtiliqt: • • ' IUARRIAGE should be tht taundatioll of Social 1 7 4 . kiterriness, which is often disturbed through the plied:a that form the union not taking tlioxprecaut tuns Which waylaid et zeure them the eejoessuint ol that great ilonseitic !Arnim. People - of rifety nth pay aliraritin to il.e %Irene tit *ebkX 9o ; tut *tuft the enh.thloticiri haitil-4m !Anent by ilkdrie, Sr ellifinkataS by a certain habit ren4raerA at 411 eMly age, a 111110tati O 3 et stateuty previous to enterug ;hat state. is todispensdal/ requisite to riv ,5..- the s:un:bering sparks of life,.and to reanimate the system. lor no disorders have contabutedaruwe esseetlaffy io dcirroy Hyme neal happiness than dm* 'Which are the ebnss u of unguarded plenum It was thls cotlddiratioo which induced Messrs CUilitik: and Co. for these law twenty years, to a T...t :her ,•a dies and practice exclusively to thetreaiment and cure it ike Ve. nereal Dflense, and the dieordeis arising thertifrod% n's also to di:* derangement of the 'Totem; produced by the de striectlie habit ii': the inconsiderate aehoeta-hoe, which tiring' an thi.se disitte•ing Deblhsies and Defutienclei that peevent. or embitter the Matri monial state. 'llie successful fe'sult of their Olin, &es thll additional aidour to oppose the ravages of three tont& Jar. Which are the mekt lenpurtant in the citalbeue of hureati fait r tacks. it beini'eseveire.persou who Ns indulged iu this soh -eery vice to seek tenet by consultieg Peefessional men of end mince and button:, to which. Messrs. Cilitit lb. and Co. akin: the sanction of scholastic iudority, as will it the testimony of nncontradicted facts. In pentesettig the cote of tilde complalots they hold oat no indocenet to eke - beet senalhle es all men i must be of the etwenr,et of such edam:ties. ttiej offer their assistance as regularly educated fa:embers of the Royal Cullers of Surgeons of London and Lanbergli. Slight and few* r ' eases of Syphilitic intectitin are radially (stied in the shot space of tiro days. Those Of the Most obstinate duration, sack es tsbitructletha 'Overate stifetares, Paine of the borks,ssirto, &c. are permaneutly and swisedaytored. Several Noblemen eat Gentlemen of the first realiectability have here ilq . dcr the care of Medan. Currie ere! Cit. for rife alemteraf of comps.** Of the ure a thea, strictures, &4 and having tkeelvesf a- radical actl permriert nit*. request that rsibreoces May be made to dam as labia:wry evidences of the decided superiority of Messrs. Pun* and Co..' plan of treatment. Many of theer reutarnsep,fiad strictures from I 0 to TO years, and were Under di ehl , i of Messrs. HOuai. t H.rri elthlle, arid ()tine nirvana of equal train:tate, *Bo ittenapied their cure by the application of the lanai mkt, Without success' Messes. Currie and Co. have seleved the Niiwirkat we" front the man?' they are daily recetiitis fr , Au'i i4ntlemen relit:kills User ' thanks for their tetiorarini to setund ine.digorout health. It wa-?. vent to them unsolicited, teom the son of a Xotile Earl, Whit ks' laboured under this distrening and painful ntallily forren yeti, ' . he had L-t:en under the care ni several torgeoes at profeillso'i. tminettee„tione of ninny vircirded him permanent relief; bit ;front the superior mode of itkeitinent addpted and pursud' 1 , -' Merits. Carrie and Co. he 'weaved a radical awe in the abor ' *us o foot *booth. " l'u lb-Curet e, tot, Hatton-Catania ' di Lord --La feels great p*asure in 'cemmunicatieg to Mean. 0 Currie the pevfeerre-sKtebfisisiment of his health, le datisequerce 0 of hi* Indiana admirablecreateuent o°Stricturas in the Urethra " He *ay ad.!, thathe hai not tor many yearicsiorsd so mot's " comfort and freedoen ban pain ; and he enceetaios no dosalst at " hit tans; obtained, through MI side arid eitteAtiew, s peeler '' Mid ridleall eine of that hoed. eeidpiatnt. akrifilaills ma a " strelncertia the stainer that shie d. otheronnefeigastlnfliglalit - - - . . 11 it it f,a 4 p.wcy, frum a ratr Stlil and "1 pat centpariattn, • " that tribute cdtpriatue to Dr . Cuieie which he laeriaibil r dia.illl tvei be moo r4dy add arffttrti tes.bti - eitetadge.' ra. Currie and Co. Maly be tosotated bl privets 401 atria/di the greEteae recreey and be *4l. at Unit hottae. 1 01. 0 prect-4anSes—l 1;91"," 4 1 80 I 's"tAri P 44 .: Lol4lXpil a Mated by LICIIIL WCIIT, rataltiet-Place, t iittinlicti dare, reel at dm ttir-C11146 ifirk-Aat. I