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I FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZE fTE. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, SEFTF.MBER 23. Cray of a I r•er from Captain M'Xinley, •f his Majesty's Ship the Lively, to Vice Admiral Campbell, dated off Beach) , Head th•• 18. h Imernt, and transmitted by the latter to the Honour- *Me Wiliam Wellesley Pole. Sir—At daylight this morning a lugger was disco vered in the Sonth-East, and his Majesty's-ship Isis East, and Plover S. S. W. and the three skips joined in the chace ; by the rreat exertions of that indefati gable ' , Ricer Captain Brown of the Plover, he got alougsideof her at seven o'clock, when she struck, and,twoved to be the .new French lwer privateer Ausrre, of sixteen guns, commanded by M.: Bri ginda, and manned with 69 men, (three of whoa are wounded) from Fecamp yesterday, and had made no capture. I have the honour to be, Sic. (Signed) otoftoe CROWN-OFFICE, SEPTEMBER 28. MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PAR LIAMENT. Bosouoo or PCNIBROI°-'—inhn Owen, of Orielton, in the County of Pembroke, Esq. in the room of Sir Hugh Owen, Bart. deceued. MILHARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, SEPT. 23. !d Regiment of Foot—Ensign John Rosa, from the Bth Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 29th Ditto—Captain Lawrence to be Major, vice Beaver, deceased. list Ditto—First Lieuteront David Hswan to be Captain of a Company, vice Hnsttor, deceased. 22d Diuo--Lieutenant-General the- Honourable Edward Finch, from 54th foot, to be Colonel, vice General 64r Janie* Craig, appointed to the command of the 78th Foot. 17th Ditto—Ensign William de Bathe to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, !icy Parson", promoted. 30th Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants—Ensign& .--, Andrews, Richard Heaviside, and M. A. Bade* To be Ensigns—John Crawford, Ce nt vice Heaviside ; Robert - - - Dan!:11, Gerd. vice Fades. Seth Di:to—Lieutenant Francis Hay to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Dickens, promoted. Seth Ditto--Lieutenant Robert Morow to be Captain of a Com pany, vice elecersed. S7th I/Ito—Captain V‘relliam C. Ball, from the 62d Foot, to be Car ain of a Crnpany. vice Crenh, who exchanges. Sash Ditto- 7 John Grant, !sq. to be Paymaster of the let Batta lion, vice Allardice, who resigns. 49th Ditto—Surgeon '- , eveiirt, horn the 100th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Len nisei, dece%ied. Slit Ditto—Lieutenant Jama Henry Phelps to be Captain of s Compa y, vice Bloontheld, rieceasee.; Ensign Richard Hicks to he Lieutenant, vice Kelps. - $44 ritt•- 1 i• e A-t-General James Lord Forbes, from 94th Font, to he Oslonel, vice lieutenant General Finch. 412 d I),:to—Captain Andrew Creagh, from the 37th Foot, is be Captain of a Company, vice Ball, who exc!l:otgei. 97th Ditto—Lieutenant Samuel Patrickson, rte nsth Foot, to be Captain of a Comany, by purchase, vice Gtlling, who retires. Tad Ditt Eneigtt Gallagher, front the 6th Garrison Bat talion, to be Lieutenant, withou t purchase 74th Dltto--Lietitenant-Col the Honourable Robert Le Toer French, from the Staff h America, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Wilkerson, who exchanges; John Rivard, Esq. to be Paymaster. vke Comerford, who resigns. "6th Ditto—Ensign J. K. Lamb to be Lieutenant, vice Parker, deceased; Ensign IL W. Hopkins to be Lieutenant, .nithout purchase; Volunteer R. F. Fellowes to be Ensign %ice Lamb, Volunteer John Vevey to be ensign, vice Hopkins. 77th Ditto--Charies W. Hill, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Leman, prwieted. . . . . A ;All Ditte--Wm. Osburne Gregg, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase. Bid) Di•to---Captain N. A. Mein to be Agajmr, ♦ice thi!, de ceased p Lieutenant T. Watson to be Captain of a Company, vice Mein. . etth Ditto—Major Geocral Rowland HW, front the 3d Garri son Ratalion, to be Colonel, vice lieutenaLt-General Lord Forbes. 116th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet James Pratt, from the Royal Mi litary College; to be Ensign, without purchase. 100th Ditto--Assistaut-Surgeon Korb, from the 41st Foot, to he Surgeon, vice Stewart, appointed to the 49th Foot Royal African Corps—Ensign George Topp Lindsay to be Lieu tenant, vice Sfron,on, deceased. Bon:bardier to Carmichael., from the Royal Artiilery,to be En- sigu, vice Lindsay. Rotal*West.lidia Rangers—Lieutenant Edward L. Hubbard to be Captain of a Company, vice 'Schulties, deceased. Sd Garrison Battalion—Major-General Baldwin Leighton, from tite'46th Foot, to be Colonel, vice Major-General Hill. 6th Ditto_ Terence M`Dermott, Gent. to be Ensign, vise Galla gher, promoted in the 73d Foot. 7th Dittn--lcihn Enzinger. Gent. to be Ensign, vice M" gan, pro moted in the 7th Foot. sth Ditto--Roiert Travers, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Rocs, pro moted in the 2d Foot. STAFF. Lieutenant-Colonel Malcolm M'Pherson, front the 74th Foot, to be Inspecting Field °Seer of the Militia in Canada, vice FL encL, who escharges. HOSPITAL STAFF. - - - - . Surgeon Daniel NPLean, from the 95th Foot, to be Surgeon to die Forces. To be Hospital-Mates fir General Semice—Richard Conlton, and William W. Rogers, Gems. The King's German Legion. lit Battalion of the Llne—Cadet-Setkant Frederick Schaub to be Ensign,vice Allen, promoted. 7th Ditto--Lieutenant William Isenbarth to be Captain of a Company, with temporary rink, vice Daritenbauses, who resigns ; Ensign Henry Beck to be Lieutenant, vice Isenbarth; Cadet-Scrjeant Charles Zitgeler to be Ensign, vice Beck. BARRACKS Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Niacdonnell to be Deputy Ban-aelt blaster General in Nova Scotia, vice Colonel Barnes, resigned. John Uttcrtnn, Gent. to be a Barrack•Maater la Great Britain, vice Craver., superannuated. staNIORANDLIP4.. • Lieutenant Baring, of Roll's Regiment, is superseded, being ab sent without leave. - - - - ERRATUM ill the Gazette of the 196 instant. For Bth Garrison Battalion, Captain Lord Robert Kerr, from the 28th Foot, to be captain, &c. Read 6th Garrison Battalion, captain Lord Robert Kerr, from the 28th Foot, to be. captain, acc. Commissions in the following Regiments of Local Militia, signed by his Majesty. Robert Harrison, Gent. to be Adjutant to the South Worcester Militia. Dated Sept. 19, 1809. Samuel Grandy, Gent. to be ditto to the lit, or Nottingham Re giment. Dated Sept. 24,1808. Peter Campbell, Gent. to be ditto to the 3d, or Retford Regi ment, in the County of Nottingham. Dated Sept. 8,1809. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant - of the County of Kent.--Sevenoaks and Bromley Regi ment of Local Militia. Wal.ord, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Sept. 13, 1809. Commission in the Dorsetshire Yeomanry Cavalry, • signed by the Lord Lieutenant. issue' Co L ornt. to be Cornet, vice Pitheld, promoted. Dated x ' 11,1809. c o mmiosions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Norfulk.—Fakenham Volunteer In . tAtarY• p ete r Smith Cole, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Wythe, resigned. John Milldleton, Gent. to be ditto, vice Pitchers, Assigned. Dated May 1, 1809 . Lynn and Freebridge Rifle Corps. Gear. to be First Lieutenant, vice Cox, resigned. inam Cosre , mai o an it, Govt. to be Second Lieutenant, vim Conon, Ri no ch ir"' • William Carter, drab tb be ditto, Tice renter, resigned. )ehh Catlin, Gent. to be ditto, vice Hall, resigned. Dated May 1, 1109. Sharpshooters attached to the 3d, or East Norfolk, Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry. Second Lieutenant Branshy Brookes to be First Lieutenant, vice Day, resigned. Seth William Stevenson, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Brooks, promoted.—Both dated June 3, 1809. Norwich Battalion. Robert Dixon, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Spratt, promoted. Dated July 3, 1809. Lynn and Freebridge Cavalry. Cornet Thos. Glasspoole to be Lieutenant, vice Etches, resigned. Edmund Johnson, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Crisp, resigned. Dated July n, 1 see. EitnaTA in the Gazette of the lath inst. 2d Warwickshire Regiment of Local Militia. For Thomas //rammer, Gent. to be Lieutenant, &c. ' Read Thomas Brunner, Gent. to be Lieutenant, ecc. 9d Ditto. For William Osborne, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated as abTve, Reed William Osborne, Gent. to be LieUtenant. Dated September 24, 1808. For Robert Bawcutt, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above, Read Robert Bawcutt, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated May 27,1809. For Henry Wyatt, Gent. to be Quarter-Master, and Lieutenant by Brevet. Dated ar dove, Read Henry Wyatt, Gent. to be Quarter-Master, and Lieute nant by Brevet. Dated September 24, 1808. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Elliot, Neale, and Co. of Penryn, Cornwall, sail-cloth-manufac turer., August 1, 1809.—Dike awl Patterson, of Milbank-row, Westminster—Puddicombe and Collins, of Newton-Abbot, De von, ale and porter-brewers, Sept. 29, 1808.-- 7 Benjamin Hey, Charles Wilkinson, and Samuel Henry Teush, of Chequer-yard, Bush-lane, London, dry-salters, August 12, 1809.—Ann Glover and Samuel Glover, of Noble-street, London, ring -makers, Sept. 29, 1809.—Milner and Brown, of Derby, liquor-merchants, Sept. Ig, 1809.—Reece and Co. of Parliament-street, Westmin ster, chemsts, Sept. 21, 1809.—Wm. Smith and George Clarke, late of Old Fish-street, Doe:•ne-Commons, London, cheesemon gers, July 3, 1909.—Powell and Woodward, of ood-street, Cheapside, glovers, Sept. 22, 1809.—James 1 ash and Burrows Matthias Kirby, of Banbury, Oxfordshire, ironmongers and seeds men, August 9R, 1809.-11°111as and John Brandon, of Dartford, Kent, grocers, January 1, 1809.—John Parsons Firrustone, and Joseph Horton, of the parish of Sedgley, Staffordshire, screw and hinge-makers, September 2, 1809. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. October 91. John Chorley, of Eettr-lane, London, merchant, at tea, at Guildhall. ' October 31. Richard David Jones, of Cheltenham, Gloucester shire, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Nov. 7. John Shaw , of Wapping-Wall, Middlesex, provision merchant and chandler, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. John Scrace, of Widcombe, near Bath, Somersetshire, freestone • maron, quarryman, and builder, dealer and chapnian, to sur render October 9, 10, and Nov. 4, at eleven, at the White Lion in Broad-street, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. Samuel Franks, Hart- Street, London ; or Messrs. Leman, Bristol. Charles Stuart, of Berwick-street, parish of St. James, Westmin ster, Middlesex, taylor, dealer and chapman, Sept. 30, October In, and Nov. 1, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. E. Allen, Carlisle-street, Soho. William Henry Free, of Broad -street, Horskydown, parish of St. _John Southwark, Surrey, merchaz, and ship and insurarcr agent, Sept. 26, Octobtr 7, and Nev. 4, at ten, at Guilkthai..— Attmaiey, Mr. Kirkham, of Shortrr'a-court, Throgniortoi, street, London. Joseph Bailey, of Long Acre, i;arish of St Martin-in-the-Fields, Middlesex, lace and fringe-mar.utacturer, o•-pt 30, October 17, and Nov. at ten, at AttLrities, Messrs. Thomas and Samuel Naylor, C;te.+A Newport-street. Walker Kell,ley, at t..astia-street East, parish of St. Mary-la- Bonne, Middlesex, stationer aid fancy omma.nt-maker, Sept. s 6, Octubet .tt one, and Nitv. 4, at eleven, a: ;;Liitinall.— AttOrllieS, LAW/Q0 • and Wrat istaw, W arYi it: 60i/ r..ct, oy Goliku-square. • Moses Roger,, of Towing, Surrey, victualler, dealer a::d chap man, Sept. 26, October 7, and Nov. 4, at eleven, at Guild:i.lll. Attorniea,Mes_re gourdtlion and Hewitt, Littk Friday-street, Cheapside, London. ' • • Jobn Lewis, of 8r,,t01, brich-makpr, dealer and chapman, Ocro tier 9, 10, and Nov. 4, at eh veti, at the White Hart Innßroad street, [Sewn!. Auornies. Nlessrs. Daniel and on, Bristol ; or Mears. Pearsons, Pump-court, Temple, London. • Joseph Gregi,ry, hie of Eccles, Lancashire, manganese dealer and ehapman, (but now a prisoner in Lancaster t.:astle„) Octo ber 9,10, alid 99, at two, at the flog lavern in beansgate, Manchester. Attornies, essrs. Foulkes antLeressweit, Man chester ; or Messrs. Fdulkes and Longwil, Gray's ton, .London. William Lavender, of Oid Cavendish -street, Oxford -strew, I.4W chesex,japanner, dealer and chapman, Sept. Jo, October 14, and Nov. 4, at twelve, at Guildhall Attarnies, Messrs. Daw son and Wrattislaw, of Warwick street, Cobden-square. Andrew Watson, of alvrorth, Surrey. corn chandler, October 7, at two, October 21, and Nov. 4, at eleven, at Guildhall.— Attorney, Mr. Clutton,St..lhomas's-street, Borough. William Pais, of Invent-street, Fenchurch-street, Lot:don, hard warensan, dealer and chapman, Sept. 26, October 7, and Nov. 4,at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. 'Joshua Mayhew, Sy- mond's-Inn, Cia,vicery-lane. VtriWarn Godden, of Cranbaurn-alley, Leicester-Fields, Middle sex, linen-draper, dealer and chapman, Sept. 30, October 17, aad Noy. 4, at ten, at Guildhall. Attomies, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, and Maples, Old Jewry, Loudon. John Malt, of Jermyn-street, St. James's, Middlesex, victualler, dealer and cilapman, Sept. 30, October 14, and Nov. 4, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Cuppage, Jermyn-street, St. James's. Henly Dowling, of Castle-street, parish of St. Martin in the Fields, Middlesex, linendraper, dealer and/C . apnian, Sept. :A, October 7, and Nov. 4, at twelve, at Gui%.:sall, Atomics, .Messrs. Wadeson, Barlow, and Grosvenor, Austin Friars, London, James Hudson, of Dunstab:e, Bedfordshire, victualler, dealer and chapman, Sept. 00, October 17, and Nov. 4, at ten, at Guild hall, London. Attornies, Mr. Plocti er, of Mutat:able ; or Mr. , Philip Hurd, Temple, London. Villiam Lowe, of Coventry, soap-boiler and chandler, dealer and chapman, Sept. 30, October 17, and N,v. 4, at ten, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Mason, St. Michael's Church-yard, Corn hill, London. John Marton, late of Walsall, Staffordshire, sadler,' ironmonger, dealer and chapman, October 23, at fives, October 26, and Nov, 4, at eleven, at the Littleton Arms Inn, Penkridge. Attornies, Mr. Hunt, No t 5, Surrey-street, Strand, London ; or Mr. Isaac Marklew, Walsall. DIVID7NDS. October 14. Richard Swallow, of Attereliffe Forge, pariSh of/ Sheffield, Yorkshire, iron -master, at elevh, at the Angel Inn, in Sheffield.—October IM. Thomas Bishop, of Birmingham, plater, at eleven, at the Shakspeare Tavern, Birmingham.—October 21. Wm. Green, late of Vauxhall, Surrey, but new of Kingsland-road, Middlesex dealer and chapman, at _twelve, at Guildhall.—Octo her 17. Robert Wilson, of Liverpool, farrier, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool.—October 17. Benjamin Pearkes, late of the parish of St. Nicholas, Worcester, tea-dealer azd tobacco nist, at eleven, at Veit Bowling-green, In Worcester.—Oct. 16. Henry Cooke, of Bristol, merchant, at eleven, at the- White Lion, in Bristol.—October 21. Wm. Furber and Robert Furber, late of Hannam, parish of Bitton, Gloucestershire, and John Fur-. ber, of Path, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, at eleven, at the Rummer '1 avers, Bristol—October IS.. Thomas Ferneley and George Ferneley, of Hulme, parish of bfancliester, cotton-spin ners and copartners, a:eleven, at the Dog 'tavern, Masichester.— , October 16. John Brown, now or late of Liverpool, dealer and chapronn, at eleven, at the Coach and Horses Inn, Chester.--Sept. 30. John Hounsons. of Fleet -street, London, linen-dr,:per, at ten, at Guildhall—October 4. Thomas Lewis, of B,cirrics'er So merset, bacon-factor, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.—October 25. Win. Thompson the younger, of Wolverhamptent stafford shire, grocer, at eleven, at the Littleton's Arms Inn, Pekridge. —Nov. 4. John Hudson, of Devonshire-square, London, mer chant, at twelve, at Guildhall.—October 21.. James Roxborough, kite of Winchester -street, London, insurance-broker and met-, chant, at eleven, at, Guildhall.—October 21. Win Kendall, late of Manchester-street, 11laneltester-square, Middlesex, 'builder, at twelve, at Guildhall.—Dec. SO. Thensa3 Cuetins, of thstmpegare, street, London, glover, at twelve, at Guildhall —Sept. 23. sirout, Davis, Of Lipper St. M a rtin's-lane, Ltoig-Acre, IVliildlest.z, cabi net-maker, at. tea, at Guildhall—October 2f5. John ParSutis, of Cheapsidt, Londoa, warehouseman, at twelve, at 4.7tiittlhall.--;-', Nov. IS. Charles Robert of NI ladle New. street, parish' of ht, Bride, Flost-sta - vot, L.ondwo, jt7vreder, at dense, at euildball • !. • DIED. Tuesday last, the Rev. S. P. Stockford, H. D. Senior Fellow Qf Pembroke College, Oxford, Rector of. S:. :i...ldates and of Colne. Denys, Cloucestersbire, and Domestic Ciciplain to the Right Hon. the Dowager Countess of Athlone. Rev. John Webb, perpetual curate of Waterfall, Staffordshire r xinl one of the masters at the tree sthool. Ashborne, Derbyshire. David Jones, M. A: Rector of Glinkstry, Radnorshire, Nesday sennight at his father's house to Cleveland court, S. James's-place, London, 'l7turlow Davis, Esq a student of the lager I emple, and late of Exeter coll-gei Oxford, aged 2 . 7. • Monday, the I ith lust. at Harwich,' after his arrival from Hushing, of the disorder which his proved so fatal to our troops, William Stokes, Esq. AsAs;.ant,Conunissary. • Vrt.t.tAtt 14°13tit ook. F the above WILLIAM HOLBROOK, S oo i t the :le Captain Ji),,EPFI 1 - 10..thOOK, of th e pan of Bristol, will , apply fa Mr. eob 33, St , Bristol, he will hrar of gom thi• r rc) his :ofirairarp. . It/iNOVATU IT has bees too frequently the subject of just crd general reprobation, that mot destitute of the elements of the Medical art have offered themselves as cankl:daos fm' public patronage in the profession of phisie. For the put- eo, „. doing justietto" the result of our similes and expel -ece, : t;,l prevent us from being classed a:nong those empifics wh , :. dent pretensions have, unfortunately for socirny, btea tett f t ably received, we b e g le a v e to sub m i t to the Lb. rat ened, a faithful statement of our pursuits acrd aiquir,:ater:-. • After having received g regular medical education, s rite ppte: s of Messrs. Grindal and Illlgard, whose lectures and praeth: e catefttlly artended, a* Prufesors and Suquos or the L oo d ei , How ow, we entered ourselves as student( in that jus,ly eei r t,„„ tj school for medical acquirements, the Royal Collage o f I I !. burgh, and were instructed in the different branches of &ion: Surgery, the Theory and Practice erf Phasic, Chemistrf, i. wifery, Botany, &c. &c. &c by thos'e ens ntnt Prwr.o. ; , , Munro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton; Duncan, and We trust we shall not be deemed presumpt 1:1 t our proficiency and acquirement s are not int .rtsidet:;.t.. H vi , • for a long series of years made VENEREAL Cir.11 , ‘,..,;• , '?r and the various diseases of DE1111.111% the parecte,.:- a..jeia our studies and practice, it will, we hope, he allowed acquired superior knowledge of their treatment at 1„ slight and recent cases of infection, a perfect , u , • completed in the short period of two days, ro.d ut thstst:' utmost inveteracy, where other' practitioners have I.i te of sw eet:4, a proper perseverance in our plan of tre4tialont ta...u ,. 4.3 :A patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst t'te melancholy variety of disorders :•••hich ate the et. fens of a habit long and HIOSt unhappily pitrbued 1„• ti youth al both sexes, there are none mots alai ming or more ifitretsinz those deficiettcies and debilities which frequent!? priv,n; c• bitter the matutamnial state. •To such petsons it n un . soling reflection to know that they may now, l.y a new lible mode of treatment, be restored to that gl -atest of :1! 'n,nian blessings, a strong, manly, and vigorous constitution. .:2a:!:ases of Debility, fro:n what.:ver muse a. icing, as well as i. caw of Venereal infection, we may be consoitet! ! a !:::.:oo: N of either sex with the greatt st secrecy and tAeurs of sultat!on at home from tat to three, ar d is; Gra sit in the evino; till ten at night. Patients in the country are rt quested to state the part a ; .-, o f their case, age, anti general of living. &c. rt;:iit. ranee for advice and medicines, When the ranee r. i:1 It g ent to any part of !!.i: kingdom. To ensure :ha! sential ii:t.iertakhog,the postage a 1.. A. 111:i Le atldt.4 to the cot. meJlicinos. , C 11121: I E and Co SomAn", Ho. 107. “a :nn rar•Jc.n W HEN fROFE*SSIONAL MEN el Ea , : itirm and Respobsa.. e ly bin ,ate fru.' a. tic the selectiun of a parrieuta.rbrrich, th• tatictiou of g c ;meccas ib the best_critetton of buper.at Fourteen years have we doro.ect our practice to the treatment t.i two dborders, the succes.s:Ll res•ii: bur . .41 gives us add:clonal ardour t o op io ;t e ; a s tar as ' We At. 4, t yaps of those cotnpla its whi' are tit moot an.portaut ta tbl catalogue of human ittfirmiiies. After initiawn into suety branch Of practice, we eon:emgir• the sufferings of Siphylit ic acid debit:ta:.•d l'att t sus, aid. tn.- a wish to rescue indivkluals from the ignorance of o••,sist a.ss, or the equally dangerous pncipitar.cy df geberai prarti.! • r ; I . he sli•orders, to the cure of which we save devote,: tion, coniprisr every species of Venereal inf‘cliotts t•:,.; r ,• re•re.n. or lor.g I:krat - 14:1 1 2dly, Ali kind/ 'de'.,' .y a'. Lt' arising front the h3liits of schoul-lioya, cr Ott insit..t , , ture age.—Numerous diseases are the resoit or na r haste in the treatment c 4 a simple Gonorrhea, an . IE 1101 t:i•L • quently happens, that •he seeds of life are poisonesl by the cretion of au itogtrastle3 !issue.: Be a auperiur nearhoti. such complaints zre eittii.y cured; d even where others have flied, we trust thar we ..%.y ptestrai, to affera radical re-establishment. Few, ,however, :ere the cases of complicmed distress in this di.. :order, cbmpared with the calariitcus si.uations of men, who, .Srotti t -air tedideince Al a Vice; or the prevalent gal ut a flehjsalij i 145, &c:Fire that state of d.-bility, which is tut us- Avoitilre 'consequence of such pernicious habits. Whets tHeimhippy sufferer bronds dyer: his misery, but fort uity conceals:his misfortune, it May-be some consol.rion for ten -to know, that althOugh it be an object of dot.bt or utteertatter with other practitioners, the removal of ihese deficieocies by the gradual progress ef retweat to n is the acquirement of ..ci r t perm It the ritei of Bacc.bus or Venus have begun to reduce nasty vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteraction of clot languidlanguidsrate,aniiu that cases, no great d iificult y will occur. But where this deficiency has for years existed, a prorer perse verance is intlispensibly requisite to revive the slumbering ieuks of life, and to re-animate the constitution. The secrecy which is so essential' to our undertaking, and the qualifications which we presume to state, form the basis of as , ' pretensions, and iu coincidence with such this intituatioo that Messrs.l.zit:ii 'and Co. may he cons:thee. personaty, or ley letter, (inclosing a Dank Note) at their house,. No Y 9, Arteidd. street, Strand, near "l'emple Bar.—There is an additional aware in Water-street adjoining, and the name is on both doors. A Diploma from the Royal College of Sorg(' ors in London, and Testimonials from the most eminent Physicians and Lecturers of regular education, and assiduous attention to the studies e; every branch et the profession, are opentot he inspection of an) enquinr, and constitute a fair ground tor that success with which we hare hitherto been honoured. E. LEIGH and Co. Surged.. No. 28, Arundel-stmt. Y till A 4 AJES 'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. LEA KE's.Genitine PILLS, so justly famous for their snperinr efficacy in curing every degree and symptom of the Venereal Diseese, the Scurvy; &c. without confinement sr re:en/int of diet, le len easy, expeditious; safe, and seoet li;411.• nil-. One small tasteless Pal is a dose, its operation Wipersr? tible, and requiring no particular atieution. In 15 days they generally cure ,choke 'cruel Disorders ; and . where they fill in that time of perfectly restoring lealth, the pa tient has the happy assurance that be or the i 3 at the cv.: of b4...,fr so restored, let the degree of malignancy he ever FO great. It is an excellency peculiar to these Pills, to make directly is the complaiviy.g part, and eater into certest vith the offereiin; matter, which they speodily dislodge and expel: They are red by experience to he a preserver of health, as we.II as a r.;o• rer, by taking only eight single Pills Spring and fall in every y• -r, in short, the Patentee has this extritordinx - y obli: ; etion to that whatever he promised himself from :hem, tie y %%n? lay to fnlfil and exceed, as though impatient of immortal am: nsnnsl lane. These Pills are most worthy a place in the C.44:lCi 11/fasters and Captains of Ships;• the more 'o, for that they atl keep good is all climates any length of time, an :c hat they llze now borne the test of nom , 60 years, with increasing trek (0 themselves, and honour to their author, insomuch that M.:lois:he last eight years they have radically cured upwards a 4r4.( sons, many of whom. had been discharged from Hespi 41; who. salivation had been frequently. repeated, and all other tuetkocis made use of without ifiect. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Ttio•l As 1 . .11 3 , 1 Member of !li.:ltoyalCoUege of Surgeons in Londcr,a . A hou'rr , No. 9, New Bridge-street; Where be will giv ';! Fee, to persons taking these Pills, and will jnswer Pati 14'.- ters, if post-paid, on the same terms, oLserving in most inviolable secrecy, no patient's name or cas:. mentioned, hut at their' own particular request, by th, -during the course of more than 40 yearQ, t4t has !,k, c[- ducting of an extensive sale of the above medicine, .! .0 :11.:Iric tice arising therefrom. They are also sold, by his appoiattnent, at the ktfturs: 35, St. Alban's-street, Pall-mall t the Toy-she p, No. • ford-street; Mr. Di sbore , tre rt. •It :.a - -. . .. . opposite the listimummt ; and by re (Jerson in cvs , ry c . . ".. • town .in ENlgland, &c. in Bozei of only 2s. 9u. Kt,. ir. .. ! . ' • • with full acid plain directions; sigerAsY rem :i ,A . vii'::: -• 1'...! cure theciscless with ease and irecfacy• . N.B. l'iery t: ji sold in Great Brikaini a .: •a. • . ill wi ::' ^. on ,which, I:y favuurof the Conaui.siont. s, L I. , tinted ...: •• t • ' , Office " I'. Caylor, No. 9,•New Bridri , t , rer." tout . :-.• - i'e'•s lonv, and all other, aro cot:wolf , i _.1.•--------' HIGH Ye.t . l'Eti 1..11,N DON GkIUI,L 32 mi lute% after Afterwmm LONDON: Printed puNt-he EI'EL ;, • terbury-Piac.', Lambeth, a• the .‘e-0 *Fier. • urea. Published also at the STAR-Orr:ea, •". • • .•' • - . a POLICE, b i r. BOIr-STR EEr. —On Saturday Charles Zagnan:i ark ap prentice to a goldsmith, and John Gooday, a linen draper's shopman in Cheapside, were brought before I. NARES, Esq. charged with behaving in a riotous and disorderly manner, the preceding night. The complaint against Zagnani was, that ke and several others remained in the one-shilling gallery of Covent Garden Theatre, a considerable time after the performance was over, making a great poise, and that he took a lighted candle out of one of the sconces suspended from the gallery. The prisoner Gooday, it appeared, also continued in the Theatre after the conclusion of the perform ance, standing up in front of the lower boxes, and making a great noise with a watchman's rattle ; that he then went into the pit, where he held up a banner, with the following inscription upon it—" No Italian Depravity, or Ft-inch Duplicity—Native Talent, and the Old Prices." The Magistrate thought the conduct of both the parties highly censurable ; and such as would warrant him in calling upon them for securities to answer what might be objected against them at the Sessions, on behalf of the managers and proprietors of the theatre; , and they were accordingly ordered to find bail. In the evening, several persons taken into custody at the theatre, for similar disorderly conduct, were brought before the same Magistrate, and obliged to find bail. On the 9th instant, Elizabeth Mott, wife of John Mott, of Carminster, near Dorchester, who was de tain4d in Dorchester Castle, on a charge of bigamy, was liberated, at the earnest request of her first hus band, who had kindly resolved, on the death of the second (which took place a few days prior, at the house of the first), to take his faithful, affectionate, and loving spouse a second time to bed and board. HOP INTELLIGENCE. CANTERBURY, ScPT. el.—Our picking, with very few excep tions. will finish with the present wcek,a shorter period than has been known for many years. Speaking of the body plantation of this city, the crop is more defective than ever remembered to have been experienced. The produce (small as it is) is very deficient soth ai.to the colour and quality. A few partial spots in thecountry imitations have better suc:eeded; but in most instances, where the appearance was kindly, the produce has fall n short of expec tation ; equal to one-fourth, and some grounds nearly an hal' part. We cannot flatter the planters with any expectation of high prices to compensate them for the loss in quantity, as we are as sured by a well-informed correspoondent, that the quantity kit oil hand is equal to Eke consumpnon of four years. The phritations in Sussex anti some part of Mid-Kent are more prmluctive than East Kent, but they all fall short of the quantity at which they have been estimated.—The Fa;preans,plantation, with the • xception of about twenty or thirty acres mar the town, we are informed is very unproductive. Worcester, Essex, and the North Clays are also much blighted. Weyhilt Fair is expect -3 to produce a vet y small supply of hogs ; but as the buyers 144 fair purchased sufficient for two years consumption, the &m end ,ea into b. great Old Flops, of all descriptions, are very uhsaleable. Not'any busine.3, as yet, has been done at this market,. but some sampis or yew Hops are expected next Slitirday. WORC!:STER, Sept. 17.—Our hop plantations were said trifiate mended very much within the last three weeks, but some of,loue planters have begun picking, and they report them to come down much short of their expectations. The duty fotschls plantation got up, bit now is lowered egain ; it stands:yow,at.freins three.ta 4.'001 We had three !lockets of new hops at inarket yesterday, but no; sal, M. was nWered for them, but tlfil 4iveie tibt gooa. • BERKSHIar.—At Abingdon fair, on Tueada.rliatit, there Wadi large chew of cattle and sheep, which were a wy dull sale.— Good horses sold high, inferior scarcely saleable. ' At Reading fair, on Thursday , last; there was a large supply of cheese. Very fine prime dairies sold from 68s. ter great deal remained unsold. reCLESIASTICAL PRO 140 HONS. Rev. A. Brodie. M. A. chaplain in mammy to the Prince of Wales; to the vicarage of East Bourne, in Susscz. Rev. G. Smith, perietsial curate of Biidlingtou, to the vicarage of Reighton, Yorkshire. . SEA-COAL MEI'ERS' 0 .!•FICE, 1.0 gnat:tits NEWCASTLE COA.J.,. Sept. Is. Aclair's Alain . 38 0 Benton Long Barnes Brandling's Main Denton Crofts INDON, s. SOLD, an We,itlcsd 11'T. Ik I Fr' `el-% VO. 1 I 59 0 1 39 0 I.4ghten Mont Gateshead Park Heaton Main - 2 Hebburn Main liolywell Main Kenton 1 1 / 4 1wils 2 KilTinge/in-id 2 Percy. Main it Pontop Windsor's I Tanfield Moor I • Townley Main Wall's End Temple's Wall's. End Usworth w y 1 Bell and Co's. Wald-End .•-•••••1 Chatiottr Main North Co %lege East Tanlield COW pen Main Hanky • 8 Stone Coal ! 1 Welch SUNDERLAND. Boundar♦ Moor Eden Main I-lonian's \Vail's-End 1 Ship .77 57 0 45 6 66 0 66 6 66 0 i ~l 1. MAR RIED. Rev. G. Furlong Wise, Rector of hornton' Watlass, to Miss Brooke, eldest daughter of the late Colonel Brooke, of,tholes, near Wetherby, Yorkshire. Wednesday, at St. George the Martyr, Queen•square, Captain Joseph Robinson, of the Royal Wert London Militia, to blis: Martha Capp,- daughter of the late James Capps, Esq. of Long Sutton, Lincolnshire. Lately, at Bolton Church, Captain Chantb2rlain, of his Ma jesty's 15th Regiment of Foot, to Miss Anna Maria, third daugh ..ter of Lieutenant-Colonel Plumer, of Bolt - on Hall, Yorkshire. Saturday tr'nnight, at Bedford Lodge, Irelan.', r. Harvey, Esq. . he general Post-Office, to Sarah, eldest (L..ghter of the late M. .tats n Archtiall, Esq of Cuffe-streer, Dublin. r ' • 66 0 GS C GI 9 fii 11 L-1 5.i 9 53 0 Gl3 3 66 6 65 6 I s'; u 6; 0 66 6 67 57 0 85 0 S.l U 55 6 57 () 67 0 2 52 ~~ 29 it. 2t.±. .19 0 GO 0 5G 0 56 0 58 0, 58 67 6 68 0 57 3 57 6 67 3 67 4) 67 6 ,60 58 6 59 (, 68 6 68 C 57 0 68 6 68 t" 66 . 0 53 0 57 57 6 58 6 ;.x ,, ( . t: a I 1 L : I