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4 + • • - .~~ POEM r. TO THR RIGHT HCN. PATRONS OP PUGILISM. aM ILSAAING AN ACCOUNT,O7 THE LAiT BATTLE lILTWISP TYt BLACE AND ANOTULL Ye Kntglits of the Fist, Who so nobly east, Round the stage whrre the combatants Sett, At much as to say, " You shall not run away, " Till your blows give us further delight!" Since one hero is black, And by many a thwack, Makes the other rc3ernble him too, May I not be a;! , ,w'd, To explain to the crowd, " What a fine act of Biala Csark ars your ? * Mansion. x. 4 oi.D B,IILEr. Yesterday R. Rityron and J. Pollard were indicted, the first for stealing a box of jewels, the property of Lady El•zabeth Camebell ; and the second, for re ceiving she same, knowing it to have been stolen. In September, her Ladyship was removing from Brooke street m Sloane-street, and part of her luggage was taken in a hackney coach, which ltippon drove ; and among the rest was this hs xof jewels. Her La dylrip's coachman put them into the hackney coach, and when they arrived in Sloane-street, be th he and Rippon were belied in removing them out. In a v•eek after, the bee was missed, and a reward offered for the discovery of the thief. W. La Roche, in the employment of Pollard, a working kweller, in H in wey-yeree Osford.etreet, in whose house the other prsoner . lo4tef, reveal, that a short time after the t ) .-,x, seas nessed, he happened to be in Pollard's par ker, where he was reedit* a newspaper, in which th 'e articls s were a Iver;ised, when Mrs. Rippon came in, and asked Pelted the price of certain precious stones which' she described. After she was gone, Pollard read the advertisement again, and said—" I think they are tip stairs." A few minutes after, Mrs. Rippon came down again, and asked what was the value of a merquatite heart, and a blood stone hich Pollard said were the fines! he had ever seers. Next day, in Pollard's workshop, La Roe.e saw the settings of several diamond rings broken up, and an antique head cut on a stone, for a ring. W. Jones, a .4tedei in antiques, in Castle-treet, Leicesteesquare, produced a ring with a stone, onwhich was cut an- Antique head, and which he had bought of Pollard for two guineas and- a half.. ..This witness, between therrumitersfirst and last examination at Marlborough sueet, had afire simile of tls.s antiqiietead made by an Artist in Lacester.square s ; which, he said, was or deeed by a Mr. Smith. A petwnbroker's man proved, that Pollard had pledged several stones at their house, which he produced ; and Isaacs, a diamond merchant, in Heliteel-street, produced some trifling hair orna ments, which tie had of Pollard ; but ahhough Mr. Isaacs admitted he had bouitht seine diamonds of him, he could not predeve them, as they had been put into the window, and most likely been sold. All these art'cles were see re to by Hann eh Fatren, Lady C.hernaid, as forming part of the arfclei in the bee isqlich was lost Iron. tbeetwitse in Sloeseettreet.— Verdict —Guilty againit both the prisoners.. Five women were sepata'eiy indicted ler ste sling pots from several publicans ; four of whom were fend guilty, and one acquitted.—Mr. Guano', for the prosecutions, stated, Met to such a height was this species of depred ttion carried, that in the parish of St. Mary-ladennsie alone, the lessereustained by the pub licans were not less tlan se6ooo per annum. • The following were also convicted of felony ; via, J. Smith, for stealing a quantity of piper I Pope, for stealing .selbs. af lead; J. Stewart, for stealing certain mer.ies; received as servant to John Allen ; Mary Price and Mary Harley, for sealing a piece of Isacol ; J. Brdwn, for stealing I shirt ; J. Bonner, fer s ea:isig four pigeons; J. Scott; for stealing a him derbese ; Elie. Mould, for stealing a gown and a table-cletb ; Mary Costa sw, for stealing a cloak and a shire ; E. Adeis• a, for ste sling a cast ; J. Jones, for stealing an ink stand ;' Sarah Smith, fee stealing a sheet ane a table cloth ; J. Schultz, for stealing a coat aed a jacket ; Sarah Pannett, far stealing two Pieces of-carpeting ; I'. Mo re, for staling 4`l yards of flannel ; Anne Lane, for stealing. a quantity of ap parel e J.'Galler for stealing three horse - cl o ths and a to:ler ; Mary Wright, for stealing a shawl; Maria 'lN'hi!e, for stealieg two curtains and twOpillows ; D. Cotter and W. V47,s 4 aft for stealing two pieces of leather hr sees ; Sa• ah Wendy, for stealing forty-five you los in Bankaentes t and An* Kenny, for stetting two pwlis. -4,03 11e were acquitted, eie.—Fran,ces Steveps, Jo seph Hack, Charles Reeves, Benjamin Hart, James Bartholienew, Charles Addison, Price, Eli sabeth Kerrey, Sarah DumMete'Ann Smith, Mary SM,th, Ma. y BroseN Eliza Cook, and Th mas Henry Marsh, who remains on another indictment. • The saMe day the Raeoapen pessed eentasece. of I I death on T e Carierefor a burglary in the house of it. i Price ; .f. Vraeer, for a burglery in the hneee of T. Clover; W. aliberfield, foe forging a of 2 Bank -note; P . Whitehead, for foreing as acceptance of a bill of exchange ; K. Bedford, alias Sutler, for steatinea sheep ; • E. Hall. alias Cane:hell, for abtirglary in the hOur.e. of S. r iiti h ; W. Higgins, alias Fowler, for a burgletry in the house of T. Gilbank ; T.:Long, for •ste-aling two rplis of flannel in she house of . Elizabeth We bb t J. Meade, for stealing a quantity of carpet ing C.. 1. Strace, for stealing two watches and two sr I .13 a ak-notesethe property of C. Lenroee ; R. Payne and J. Malony, fsr rolahug W. Ducketts on the high - w.sy ;J. Hughes, for a rape ; H. Crawley and W. • Weite, for returning from transportation ; Sarah Ir -- wa, the realine a£2 Bank-note, and other property of Hannah. G'unley ; W. Burn, and W. Tebett, fee a burglary in the house of C. Blunt ; J. Alders, for a -burglary in the house of J. Rule ; and J. Bayles •and Mary Mahoney, for stealing goods, the property of D. Stephens, in his dwelling house. ,_„_.`. BRADBURY, the clown, on whose nerves and intel lect the appearance of Mr. CROFiON, when the latter cut his throat at Portsmouth, had so melancholy an effect, attended yes erday at Bow-street, to be exami ned respecting the charges of rubbety mode against Mr. Ctiorroa. Sunday morning the Parish Church of S. Camberwell, was broken into and tabbed of several crimson damask curtains. The thieves also stripoed the pews t,f the brass ornaments, and took away with them a large builch of keys belonging to theichtirch. ft is supposed that they were alarmed, as none of the Cornmun on plate was stolen. A SINGULAR AND arrecresoCATASTROPHE.—AIni- OUS to ascertain the tau h of a report generally circu lated last week, respecting an untortunate gentleman, who was drowned - in crossing from Cowes to Ports m .nth, his d s:ressed relatives set on foot an enquiry, by which they have ascertained, from the boatman will was picked up floating in the water, and other evidence, th Mr. itHIN RANDAL PECKHAM, formerly of Bedford. street, Covent-garden, was the melancholy victim on th it ccasion. fate cf this unfott'unate man is indeed mew extraordinary. He had left Lon don but a short time, on purpose to ascertain the btt rial-place of his brother, Mr. RICHARD PECKHANI, a m ‘te of a ship, who was drowned iu Stoke's Bay, by the upsetting of a boat sshich was c-inveying him to his ship, within an hundred yards of the ident cal spot in 'which his brother met his fate by a similar acci dent, and at the same hour of the night. Mr. J. R. PECKHAM has left a wife, far advanced in pregnancy, and seven children under fourteen years of age, to la ntent their loss; and, from recent failures in &tom mercialworld, totally unprovided for. Tuesday eveaing a fire broke out in a house situr ted in Martin's-court, Bermonds y, which was inha bited by a poor woman, who, with an infant entrusted to her care, had retired , to bed, when the watchman discovered the lower part t f the house to be on fire, and gave the alarm. The flames having already. communicated to the staircase, the poor woman was prevented escaping that way ; she however called to tl.e persons Stan 3Mg below to catch the child, which slt , threw out ofthe window. She then followed her self, and providentially both escaped with a few slight bru ses. The house was consumNi. Thursday. morning the entire roof of a house in Charlotte-street, Portland-place, was carried by the force rf the wind into the street. Fortunately no per ran was passing at the time. Two young women in the house had a narrow escape, having just quitted one of the attics when the accident happened. The inundation from the sea last November is sup posed to have caused the wonderful crops of mush rooms which the lands near Boston, in Lincolnshire, flooded at that time, have this year produced. It is imagined that there ate in that neighbourhood ten times as many mushrooms this season as any body can recollect to have seen before. The late rains have occasioned the spring tides in the Thames to rise considerably higher than usual, 'and the kitchens and cellars contiguous to the river were on Sunday and Monday laid under water. The inhabitants of Westminster, in many instances, have severely by the inundation. 11. , x150 .—A Not . i-shamshite Man, of 15 stone, svill conund with Molineaux in a boxing match, in a rt time. qhfriy, and Hall, (of the Isle of Wight), ate nr.tt.be.l to fight, on a stage, for 2(X) guineas, on Wednesday next, on South Sea . Common, near roltstnuath. I1•••..._ I - . ,i . , '•'34 - e° '.4 ' ''' ~ ... POLICE. - • ' , - , .riit intim. , , ....!C`... ~.. '.. ", I Hunt -- . -- Mondry, the 2 8 th ult. the Fife Hu met at Cupar, MA IHlAlteralT-STREET.-11four Tomer:, a servant J. H. Rigg, Esq. Preses. Owing to the badness of Out n t place, was charged with having g iven a false the vreather the attendance was thin until the Wed character to one George Horne, also a servant of lost nesday on the even.ng of that day the party from character, by which he obtained a servitude in the ' the ordinary was adjourned to Tarvit-house, where a family of a gentleman, in Gower•street. Tennens ball was given, and the dancing was protracted to a was represented by Horne to be a merchant, in whose late hour, aided by the excellence of Mr. Gow and family he had resided two years; and on the refe ' Truce being sotight.tOr at a respectable h o u se in the his band. Thursday the laces commenced, and the following neighbourhood of Finsbury-Square , w h i c h aa aunt horse 's started for the hunters plate of Lot ) , best of at fennens haditle care of, the merchant was said three Homefour-mile heats, ca. ry HalnPoa - ing 12 stonc : to be out of town for a few days, but a letter was afterwards sent which described Home's character Mr. uaz n R' , i ggl b- h. to 1•-e very sati , factor y, and he was consequently hired ; Captaio Maiths ' utel bay -h. - - - di.. but having been three weeks in his s ervice, he robbed Friday,. was started , for th e open hunters Plate, the housk and decamped, and has not since been heard carrying 11 stone — I I Of• • The prisoner was co mmitted for trial. Mr Bard's th is. - - - - I 2 I Mr. Chri,tie's br h. . . - Usrox-Hma....Two men were brought up , ch ar g e Mr. Milne 's Gamecock • - - - 3 3 ed-by Friend, the Constable, with de f raudin g a coup- M r. Home Rigg 's ch. m. Miss Garland - - 4 dr. Same day, a sweepstakes of fiveguineas each p. p. trymad ef £l4, by the old trick of chalkin g under the hat. It appeared that the countrym an, chancing for horses not thorough bred, carry no. I'i stone, se rode horse to go into a public-house in the Borough, where one by Gentlemen, was run for b of the* htltenious,gentlemen, dressed in a genteel s Cape. Nla tlatid's gr. horse, Robert-1, the following or lode by N.:. Christie, Barb; was inting, be was sbon j inod by him, and .of I)urie. mr. Num.'s Walpole—dist. rode by Mr. Guthrie, they. ento.ticl into conversation. This continued till ancther dressed as a country farmer came in This was a severe and well contested race. The first heat was won by half a neck. also, anertf:e n n a .the plan' of attack commenced, and! the nnforsznius colustryman, though su ff ered to win I A match was also run between Mrs. Riggs mare, Miss Garland, and Lord Elg , n's mae, when J‘i isS at first, was tans stripped of all his money, amount.- Garland gained, Lord ' Elgin's mare having fallen, ing to 1114. llVith yin booty the sharpers were ab nit • owing to the deepness of the course. 2 here were Se to decamp, but as they were - leaving the house, they . veral good hack races both days. met with an unpleasant interruption. from Friend, who kn w:ng them, had been a silent observer of their Among the compa'iy we observed— Lu C c ounte l ases ie, E'gin ‘A, Leven and Melville ; Ladies Mary Lindsay, conduct, and took them into custody. On their con- Mistresses Balfour, . Christie, Rigg, sentmg to make restitution t ) the person they bad Stt y -rt, Bethune e Dalzell ew ; G r aham, . sanya, General Mortals il, plundirei, the Magistrate, after a 'lnontshlng them, . Den, Ramsay, Low, Gr ' etnlaw ; Misses Wemyss Rigg, Gra ham, two Stewarts, Walker, three Lindsay:, Maitland, two suffered them to be diScharged. Christie*, Erskine, Bethune, Connar, Inglehart, Balfour, two Dr - TIIAMEi-sTREE I '. —Yesterday several shopkeepers , Lows, R o binson, 7k o i l: G in i Scott, Cameo, two Melville% two and persons in vie neighbourhood of Wa pp in g and i wars, t y :::,, gane East Smithfield, were summoned to answer cont. I Earls of Elgin; Morton, Leven and Melville, and Sel'ie. Sirs plaints exhibit.d against them for having on their C. Halkett and J. Anstruther ; Generals Hon. J. Leslie, Wemyss not b e i ng , B n... .dfuur, Moncrieff, and Oswald ; Colonels Wemysa, Bal.bur, and premises a quant:ty of King's serves. They Mait land and lanes, Royal Navy ; Messrs. Rim able tn account for the possession of the same, were " —Chris" Christie, % " 4i , n i l Lindsay, Guthrie, Cheape, Moncriett, G. severally convicted in the penalty agreeable to act of Cheape, P. ar Cheape w' , Dalzaii, Fowlis. Low, two BASICS, Brough- ' 1 Parliament, and the goods forfeited . I am, Wright, Milne, Ramsay, Dal, Morrison, PitcainsGrem'aw, , and Scotland. Notwithstanding that the unfavourable state of the weather was against the sports of the turf and the 1 field, yet the polite and assiduous attention of the Preses and .his lady, added to the cordial support of all the county families present, rendered the Fife Meeting, long justly celebrated, not lest agreeable on this th in any former occas:ott. .... : . I the. . . . . ECCI.EiIASTICAI. PROMOTION. The University and Mar:gehal College, Aberdeen, have !NW (erred the degree of D D. on the Rev. George Pirie of stains. BIR rum. • On Tuesday the sth instant, at Swaleliffe-house, Oxfordshire, of a daughter (stla.horn, the Lady of 'sir John Riggs Milks, Bart. Saturday, at,Waltun, Warwickshire, Lady hiordaunt, of a daughter. MARRIED. On 'Wednesday the Eth instant, at Ft. Andrew's, Holborn, fames Potter Lockhart, Esq. Mtmber of his Maj•-sty's Counzil 'a,the Island of Dominica, to lane, eldtst daughter of 'I humas • Bedford-row. de, Esq. John-stress, I: On Tuesday last, at Noel H D L E s p e, , Kensington, the Hon. Sarah Murray Aust, wife of George Ansi, Esq. and formerlif v idow of the lion. Wm. Murray, brother to the late Earl of Dunmore. I At his apartmerrs in St. James's pfac,•, Mr E. Hope, aged RR, late Deputy Table• Decker to her Majesty's Maids of Honour. He was one o: the oldest inhabitants, having lived upwards of :12 years under his Majesty's root AT 16, at Hopkinton, New Hampshire ( simerica`, Ma;or ' ' August 16, as . Ezra Deolph, a,ged 1112 years, formerly of I oland, Conne. ticut, a distinguished offices in the Indian and French Wars, and a rein- • lutiouary I atriot. George Palmer, Fsq. of Rush House, county Dublin, and of Palmerstown, county Mayo, at Paris, on the mh ult. in the 63d year of his age, of a lingert , g illness, commenced by an asthma, and terminated by a .Iropay. After the peace of Amiens, he left Ireland, and.went to the south of France, to seek relief from that afflicting disease; and on his return hone he wis one of those detained in France by the French Government, on the renewal of hostilitiei—by great efforts he lately obtained a passpurt to re turn to his native country, when his Malady increased so rapidly, , as to disable him totally from tmvetlll4. suffered - ty by Wednesday se'nnight a melancholy accident hap. petted near Waterford. Sir persons belonging to furks•own, county of Kilkenny, who had been at the celebra:ion of a wedding on the county Water ford side of ,he river, wete returning home in a small cot, when it swamped near the county Kilkenny shore, a.:cl we are concerned to say, two men and a young woman were unfortunately drowned. Some few months since, a number.of human ske letons, the remains of Roman soldiers, were disco vered en opening a b.irrow in the neighbourhood of Beroughbridge, in Yorkshire ; hut what is most worthy of remark is, that between• the front teeth of the skull of one of them, was founi, securely wedged, a mixed metal Loin of the reign of Domitian, which led a facetious rustic present to observe, that the fel- low must have been over-greedy of money, to have kept such fast hold of it, for such a length of time.— The coin was in good preservation, and probably owed its situation to the rude relay of one of the deceased's comrades. 'Pa Mr. DlXOP4,NAplikteilery - QIR—T take the earliest opportunity to acquaint LI you that 1 have received the most wonderful benefit Irons the use of yoor DIXON'S AN 111111.1013 S PILLS, wt tit 1 ear. tied with me to Jamaica, and all those friends to whom I distri buted 'hem have experienced the same salutary benefit ; they i/e. clare them to be the best Medicine ever steed in that country, for Bilious and other complaints. The following are name's of seve ral l..Jies and Gentlemen who have received the utmost relief from your Dixon's Pills:—Charles Taylor, Esq. Ja maica; Wiliam Shaw, F.eq. Kingston , ditto; Mr. Wonder, , :.. , panish Town. ditto; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar, ditto; I. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto; G. Milan. ditto; Mr. Walla., Port hlorent, ditto; I. Prolinpm, Esq. Salt kiver. ditto; Mr. Mittens, ditto ; 1. Burn, Esq. Savanna; G P. Polack, F..q. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goltianyth, Kingston. ditto; Mrs. Perry, St. AIM . / ; Mrs. Wnodriii. Spanish own; with many other persons °Vibe first respectabili:y. Sir, your moat obedient v-roant, Tf:o NIA' H ARNOLD, of the Slap Ganges. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butlers, 4,Clieargde, Lorna. of Paternoster-rove, Loudon : Sharp and Belem, pothan..,:k Jones, Westnn, Alinutt, and Mallory. Porttea; Hall and Joke. son. Omport ; Coleman and lacult, Sheentese; Petit at d trov e and Turner, Hull; Holland, C,nkworthy, Fletite , tt, bert, Plymouth; Knott and Lloyd. and Swituny at. .1 Co. Birt. minghtm; Eitlihge and Lalbbury, Livrrpool; Stank.' a d l • nth, Manches•er; 'crewman, Ea ter; Smith, Manderton, kall t.tn, Scott, and Matta, Edinburgh ; Batter and M Ilttttaid, Glee. ow liulgett and barry, Pristol ; Sleet-mon and Co Notrwict , mem fen. Leietstrt E Iwards and Penny, LiTtrpool; amt ret&l by nt ut Country Methane Venders. in lenses at a. 9d. and Ile oath. . _ A GREAT EVENT FOR 0b... Aesstl. Mtn INIICT1*•TI lIITtll VAL [SLUT .6111411TCD. MANY laudable alternpts have llerettifter bait made to vain to arrest our Great !mental Estee y. vs. CONSU M P FIG N (by Foreigners called Ehalassd'e Pi gut), Twenty Thousand Persons having faikn unitise its tyro.. y as neatly, for cs-niuries past—a fact allowed by the Irculty. What people in general consider very itsbily, namely a Continue Cold and Cough, has usually been the primary cause, as such. whale ever will duck Cough effectually, alitosid he soeed.ly rs sorts d to, as it is better to prevent than to cure.—Mr. MADDEN. the Proprietor of the VEGE I ABLE ESsiENCE, for the Pr, veo. clot' Lod Cure of Consumption, Asthma, and the vs ry n.aely Pulmonary Complaints, comprehendlas also the I ;winos Cough, the destroyer of Children, feels it a duty incumbent on : oil to urge the l'ubilc at large to a speedy adoptive of t its cam. el Cough --He has kept an open rispensary for the last' Ilse % r am fur the Benefit of the Poor, In which time lie hr. I a• slo e oh fication t 3 relieve three Thousand Persons; and cal wild Huth say, That it has never yet failed of giving tired) tart so tarot of Cough. however severe. RECEN r GAttE3 : From Mr. ' 1110 hi All Aaav, 11, Orange-kTert, itrd-111111-Vhaire. " SIR-1 feel it a duty incumbent on mete, ruktsewls dee with gratitude the efficacy of your Vegetable Essence on lie' al .4 try wife, who was afflicted with a periodical cough for feu years, which baffled all medieel aid, and b.Cante Increasersly worse, which had reduced her to a mere shadow, till at length, in a very providential way, she braid of your medicine, said atter taking one bottle found great relief, and coutitsuing to take it agreeably to your directions. her cough has .iserely lilt het. I should Lave wrote before (tier cough heeling been remered Sew more than eighteen months) but have waived to see U it we 4 14 return; rind finding it does not, I can no kr .gcr refrain ruoinsaag my most grateful dunk. ;* and may you live to wheel. a similes case on thous:olds of your fellow-creatures, is the sincere prates Of, Sir, your most obedient bumble serving, - " THOMAS ABBY." " No. 11, Oranyis-street, Bed Linn-square, May IS, 181 i." From Mr. 1. XLMLN , .e, :t, East-44 r.411t, Queen's square. " Ste —I tee' great pleatore in atinuabsong you. that l our Vas getable Essence alone has happily relieved my servant, Alai, Clark, front a very trouble-snot consittotional cough, W.th wi..ch she has beeit affl.cts.d, by her account, theselain ....ye.' poss. I beg you to accept my sincere thanks fur your generous assts arcs to her, and if you think proper to publish tbi. cure, I feel i. in,' duty to give my verbs: testintouy to any inqweer. I ant. 'set a your must obedient 'servant, 3. XEMENkm" " EAST -sired, Queemsiosare, April 12, loll." A small Pamphlet, containing an Account of its Virtue., moll the lestinionies of nearly a hundred Lanes and GrUillMarr, et high reseeability, in hs favour, may be bail ar Mr B. l'efejilsu'a, :I, Glouceo eronreet, Queen -square, Bloomsbury; at Mr. Haw. kills, -Mineral Water Warehouse, No. 10. Old ReetiNetregeg Mr. Perrin, No. 25, Soothe:so/too-street, Covent.Getiters ; Rue.. vett, Arius, and Baker's, it 7. Eachohuncw-oboe, West Anode. geld; Miss it andalfs (late 'butt.), adjuineog the Royal Ese:.anvit Gate, Corrnli; Mr. HugueuUt's, Perfumer, 33, Hay: markets Mr. Matrew's, 85, Fleet-street ; Mr. t•ianger's. 150, them* *tree - ; Mr. Clark's, 469. High.street, , Poetise; Mr : ass's, Gurnee of Kitivitieet, lion:tons ; Mr. Brennand's, 156, Ilidespe gateWithout ; Mr. Ward's, near Middle-row, Holborn ; Mrs. t it Moses, CMOs Ctlolll' , I-Loop:teed ; Mr. Bina', Citrapeireee s Bath; Mr. Bolen's, bormstreet, Prieto' ; Mr. Ki yeses', cheater; Messrs. Miggy and Chalk's. Che i nuford; M ess die, Lk wiling, and L.usforsrs, Wilbur; ; Mr. Wasli _ll s, Gloucester; Mr. Neu biry, Dublili; and 'at Mi. 1 locates's, Exeter; price tide; where use may he had the Essence itself, is bottles, price 7s. each, ;be stamp included.—The Proptutur will unly add, that a single tea spoonful of this Meal' able pre. paration Is a dos- for a grown peison—that , to aptcarance and taut it is as pleasant as white witse—and thai of of el:a6ty may apply in Gloucester-strict, - where it is, to such, disp.nsed gratuituuely. Any quantity, not less Ihan three bottles, sent to any part elf the kingdom rraftiape free) soon an inclasure of PI. CHALI.F.NGIi. MESSRS. CUR 111 E and Co. Surr• ei enns, sate in hi: 3 y HIS MAINSTY'I ROYAL Larclits PATENI. Majesty's Serelce, challenge the whole world to prove * simgle'lnstance where their Medicine and method of cure have LE.AKE / st Genuine PILLS, BO justly famOds kit failed or the desired effect. The practice of many years in this their superior efficacy in curing every degree and alumnae particulat branch of their profession has not given rise to our of the Venereal Disease, the SelsreY: &c. without Canfingr‘eat Of unsuccessful case. restraint of diet, le an ecy , expeditious. safe. mid secret Maio They ccntinuis to &eel their studies to the treatment and cure net. One small tastetess Pill is a dose, its ,operation impereeps of Venereal Complair.zs, and that derangement of the system title, end requiring nopaticular attention. `which is the consequence of the pernicious and effects a s 114 •15 days they generally cure those cruel Pisordcrs ; and habit long and mtnit unhappily pursued by the youths of both sexes where they tail in that time sat perfectly rzat iring Ise.dih, the pa in the one It will be found to be the unfailing source of barren- tient has the happy assurance tlkat be or Lae ti a! the I:We of beta' Hess ; the other have its ravage* fatally developed to them by a d!s- so restored, let thenlegrve of manguancy be ever se gnat. tressing state of debility r which. if not timely remedied, terntinates It is an excellency peculiar to these t tits, to mils Jai eidy to in Impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects, while con• the complaining part, and enter 111/0 Cinneft with the unending sumptions,loss of muscular power, and variuus nervous complaints matter, which they spetaiili tlist..4e cud repel. slbei au • dress- Usti:lily characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice. Of pen i red by experience to be a yre.i•reer o: health, as wen as a rases. sons languishing tinder the disorders incident to such a habit, their -ter, by taking Only tight single Pikla sprirt,; and tail in every yea. treatment is simple and has never proved unsuccessful, in the • In short, the Patentee has tins extraordinary obbhation to them, course of a long, Laborious, and much extended practice. In the that whatever he promised himself from them, they were out On most obstinate and complicated cases of venereal infection, Ma fulfil and exceed • as though impatient or immortal aril liaise; .1 as obstructions in the urethra, spongy excrescences, card Ms fame. 'These Pais are most wormy a plan in the GeJltlelt of mours,callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, glsets, as al • Masters and Captains si abipa; the more so, for that they se il STitiCfURES, keep goal in all climates any length of time, and that they h. ee Whether recent or of long duration, and which have baffled the no* borne qui test of near GO years, wok inert:mans cr. 0.• io skill otother Practitioners ; are by their present improved pLna of tbenimisim"si honour to their author, issonsech that durst its. reument, effectually and permanently cured, without the patient last eiglit years they have radically' cured upwards air 4•• • •• • ra suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage Which s sons, many of whom bad beau discharged *um tiovi7ai. %, haie often follows the application of the lunar caustic. In the course of salivation had been frequently repeated, and ail other methods 20 years extensive practice in this meimpolle, numerous cases of mar use of without edict. Strictures have been and are daily under their are,- the total I Prepared cud Sold by the Sole Proprietor. TllOl/All 'raven., eradication of which are effected by a safe, certain. and eared*. Membet of the RayalCoUege of surgeons in Lonlonott has trent, thous mode of prartice, superior to : ,y other yet adopted. 'lire No. 0, New 1344 e-street ; where he will hive advice, we .thJu • weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding trona this complaint, Fee, to pi :sous taking these Pills, and will at swar Paul eel •Ii t • Is speedily removed, and the palent re,tored to sound and vi- tors, if post-paid, on the same terms, observing in all fa. • !I! , gomus health. But where the debility has For years existod, a most inviolable secrecy, no patient's name or cue li .v . ': 2 proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, after the Stile- mentioned, but at their own par:icular reloest, be the '.'r•• . rtt tine has been destroyed, is indispensably requisite to revive the during the course of more than 40 years, that he Las li .1 :aro slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the Constitution. ducting of an extrusive sale of the abo‘e medschse, asd :a: graz i Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the first respectability, tice arising therefrom. have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. fur the re- "Il hey are also sold, by his appointment, at the Perfunser's,Ne. .taloval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, Etc. and, having . 35, St. atiben's-si met, fall-mall; the 'any-shoe, No. 101, Os. Ireeeived a radical and permanent cure, request that reference, ford -street; Mr. Disbarough ' s, No. 7, tish-street-Hil, nearly Amy be made to th em as satisfactory evacuees of the decided an. ' opposite the Monutuetr ; and by true Person in every conshiashly priority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Many town in England, arc. in Boxes of only its. Po each. sealed ill . . Of these Gentlemen have had Strictures front ten to as enty years with folioed p'aisi directions, whereby penes. of either 'sea ms 7 ' and had been under the tare of Messrs. Home and liras:sides cure thimselvss with ease and secrecy. and other surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted the cure N. B. Beery Bus sold in Great Britain is waled op with r stunt• by the application of the lunar caustic, without success. in which i ity tavour of the Commissatinera, is mutton at the :...t.• il 1- Messrs. Currie and Co. may br consuked by either sex with tie office .‘ I'. Taylor, No. g, New bruige-.treet." to imitate wine/ greatest delicacy, secrecy, anti honour, at their house, No: 10' , is felony. . Ha:ton-Garden. Patients in the country ael requested to sea s i the particulars of their ease, age, and gtneral habit of living, So. .ncloung a remitmette for advice and medicines, when the sans vsUl he given or sent to any part of the kingdom • MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been dluptininted in their expectations of a family may be assured that in most in stances such defects are curablv by medical skill; and although the removal of ouch impediments be an object 6f doubt and uncet- L tainty with others, yet the cure of such defects, by the gradual , I Peoria. of renovation, is the actuussuaat of task expengues. ' I °MORROW. Sun rises Sun sets. • Tifton Katt 23 minute s after 71 35 minute, after 4 I 0 ni , Tuv. t: HIG ,- 1 11 7 .14 Al' 1.0:41)0:1 BA41)(;11 11)-741(44 Morning —4l winbers &Pr; 8 Aftvntok.il MIX)N 'Pnted by I:kvit. r. l tclirtt 11.0 e, asi pulilisks4 tocr, and st ohs iital4lllce, .. - 'ti' 1 I~ II 1