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r . t I o $.4 , e SPORTING IN? 81,LIGENCR. STATEMENT of the ODDS on the DERBY and OAKS STAKEB, .tal6.—Lttruitav 8. DERBY. Taken— 9 to 1 art c. by Walton, out of Pinny Trumpet. Taken-11 to 1 agst Fireinas er, brother to Squib. Taken— to .1 agst John ut Paris (late Dick Goadison). Taken-11 to 1 agst Orontes, brother to Zadora." 15 to 1 agst any other. OAKS. s. 5 to 1 agst Sister to Raphael. 7 to 1 aiot Sister to Crispin. le to 1 agst any other. . so to i apr naming the winner of Derby and Oaks. WOMINATIONS FOR GREAT ST. LEGER'S STAKES. Sir F.. Smith ch cby Stripling, nut of Quid's darn. Sir G. Annytage's b e by Canvilus, clan by Waxy. Sir t:. Annyragg's b c by Orville, dam by Wority. I.unt Fi zwititam's b c Pauluwi:a. by Sir Paul, out of Evelina. /mil b f Marizornes, by Cervantes, out of Sally. Marquis of Queensberry's b c Telegraph, by Julius Cs..sar, dani by Drone. Mr. Peirse's gr c by Ai& Andrews, out of Albuera. Hun, Mr. Orde Powletee cis c by Wentworth, dant by Hanible coniao. Duke of Leeds's b c by Sir David, dam by Sir Peter. Duke of Leeds's b c byßrown-Bread, dam by Pegasus. Mr. Garfortb's gr c by Orville, out of Vesta. Maio' Buwers ell c llanishinent, by Camillus, dam by Precipitate. Mr. Horsley's b c Salutation, by Sir David, dam by L'Orient. Mr. G. Linton's ch f Watiscoto-Lass, by Remembrancer, nut of Gratitude's darn. Mr t. Peirse's g e Zeno, br Camillus, oat of Pelle-Fine'. dam. Mr. Lamb' on's ch c Napoleon, by Sorcerer, out of Tiger's dam. Mr. 14.trtley's b c St. Christopher, b' Cs sd'el, dam by Young Mask. • Mr G Crompton's b c Herdsman, by Woldaman, dam by Delphi!. Mr. Gascoigne's b colt, by Orville ' out of Cannon-Oa:l's dam. Sir W. Maxwell's b f Cutty Sark, by Haphks:rd, out of. brilli ante. Sir B. Graham's gr f Tiney, by Camillus, out of Cliffe's dam. Sir B. Graham's gr f by Camillus, out of Sir Petrontli's data. Mr. W. Nk ilwus b f Duchess of Lever, by Cardinal York. Mr. W. Wilson's b c Hilton Miller, brother to Molinruit. Mr. W. V ilson ti c. Charleroi, by Sir Paul, out of Brunette: Mr. W. kV ilson ' . c Policy, Brother to,Otterington. Mr. Treacher's b f Sister to Shuttle Pope. Mr. Brown's ch c 'the George, by Clinker, out of Fulford's dam. Mr. Brown's b c Dragon, by Clinker, out of Elizabeth's d.an. Mr. Watt's . b c by Cerberus, out of Alfana.'s data. Mr. Watt's bt by Drink, out of Tons 'fit's dam. Mr. Watt's b c by Cerberus, out of Mandane. Mr. Hanley's h c by Orville, dam by Hyacinthus. Lord Scarborough's br c by Whitelock, out of Hine, by Bening borough Lord iicarborough's br c by Whitelock, out of Tempest's dam. .Ir. Michaeltoil's gr t Georgiaita, by Governor, cans by Delpini. Lord Derby's hr c Rembrant, by Milo, out of a Sister to Ruben,. Duke of Ha miltou's b c Algernon, by Sir David, out of Lady Jane. Sir C. eoite'ti ch c Waterloo, by Young Whiskey, out of Rival's dam. M. of Sligo's tie. Murat, by Haphazard out of Mrs. Richardson. Sir M. W. br. c. Lue•fer, by Whitworth. Mr. R. Frank's b. c Firebrand, by St. George, dam by Pipator. Mr. log tic's br. c by Staveiey, dam by Sir Solomon. Mr. Shatio's h. f. Moiumi.t, by Whitwords, dant by Dungannon. Mr.Tenett's b. c. Sovereign, by Rubetts out of Bluster's dam. Mr. Reed's b. c. Oriel, bro th er to Trude. Mr. T. Pierse has purchased Shepherd, brother to Herdsman, by Sir Harry Dimsd ale, of Mr Dekdiam. Mr. R. Ridsdale has purchased the late Mr. Mo., sey's hr. c. Motor Russell, by %Vhitelock, dant by Spartacus, Magnet, Squirrel, Blank, Childers, out of Miss trim, by Grantham. 1815.—lloctor Russell won a Stakes and a £5O at Mahon ; £5O at Pontefract ; and 70 guineas at Lincoln. Spartacus was got by Eclipse ; darn, Racket, by Herod out of Legacy, by Young Snip . Mr. Riclsdale has also purchased Mr. Arrowb smith's hay colt, by Hambletonian, dan; by Drone; engaged in Catterick Produce Stakes, 1517. THE CHACE. The Ear! of Darlington's Foxhounds will throw off to-morrow apSetaby Carr, an Friday at Barforth, and on Saturday at wreath lam - Wood. Lord Scarborough's Foxhounds to•morrow at Whitwell.Wood ; and ou Friday at Clayworth Town. Mr. Fox's Hounds on Thursday at Elton ranks, and on Satur day at Harewood. i he Lambton's Foxhounds to-morrow at Little Eppleton, on Friday at Cos-op, and on Saturday at kreakbrid. '1 he Eissingw old Subcription Foxhounds will meet on Satur day at IVlyton. 'll.e Si 111 l Mom Foxhounds—Will meet on Friday, at East Ness. • The 'I hornaby Houads—Will rued on Thurs Jay, at Hilton ; and on Saturday, at Barwick. 'I be York City Hounds will hunt tomorrow, at Huntingdon; and on Friday, at Amster. The Norchailerton and Brompton Harriers-.-Will throw off on Saturday at North Otterington. '1 he Aluderby Sseeple Union Harriers—Will throw off on Thursday at Warlaby Grange. 'I he Holderness Harriers—Will throw off to-morrow, at Bur ton Biduca; and un Saturday, at Hall Field. CRCELTY IleasTs.—A mare belonging to a per son at Bridgewater, Somerset, matched by its cruel owner, Wednesday se'nnight, to perform 21 miles in one hour and ten minutes—the poor animal arrived at the gaol in one hour eleven minutes and a half, co vered with foam and blood, but dropped down shortly after, one of its /tools being nearly severed from the joint !--Joseph Stowell, who had the care of the horses of the Lutturworth coach, at Hockcliffe, Beds, ; finding one of them loose in the stable, Monday se'n.! night, beat him so severely with a broomstick, that the exasperated beast began kicking, and striking Ito- well i.n the forehead, killed him instantly. Verdict— Accidental Death. Gentlemen and others who have lived rather gay, and are about entering into conjugal felicity, are in formed that Dr. COOPER,.. and three Surgeons, of great and long experience in Strictures, Fistulas;De bilities arising from war m Climates, Juvenile Indis cretions, Ste. &c. rve established a Medical Board at Charlotte-house, Great Charlotte -street, opposite the Rev. ROWLAND Hues Chapel, Blackfriar's road, by whom the public are cured without sali vation or confinement. The Medical Board claims the attention of those who have attempted the cure, or who have consulted men ignorant of so important a branch of the profession, whose improper treat ment have ruined thousands. Blotches on the head, face, and body, sore eyes, throat, mouth, and nose, vcr tigt . i, noise in the ears, deafness, dimness of sight, pains in the head and limbs, frequently mistaken for r h eu matism . ; weakness in the knees, nodes on the shin bones, swelled ankles, &c. are symptoms which ap pear years after, and too often embitter the matrimo. :fiat state. Messrs. COOI'ER and Co. are consulted daily by all ranks of people, from twelve till eight ; or by letter, inclosing a fee (for no others are an: swered), stating their eau* when medicine and the best adviceis seat to all parts of the kingdom. They cure the piles and fistula, without-burning or cutting; and give . advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday mornings, till twelve o'clock. A side door auk prig ate moue for kaiaks. • . • • .IRIGI4IIO. JANU.Or S. Yesterday Divine Worsh, ip was ',affirmed at the Pavilion. The whole of the Royal Family. were present, and most of the Household. The Bishop of Exeter officiated. Yesterday her Royal Highness the Princess Char lotte of Wales completed her 20th year. On this happy occasion the Nobility and Gentry paid their congratulatory respects to her Royal Highness, and her Majesty. In the course of the afternoon more than 150 persons were at the Pavilion. The evening birth-day society was select. Lord and Jody Ellenborough, with Miss Law, Lord and I Ladv and Miss Lake, Lord and Lady Louvaine, Sir - G. and Lady Webster, Mr. Webster, Sir James Graham, Sir William and Lady Houston, General Sir H. lane, Lady and Miss Jones, Captain and Mr. Percy, Mr. and Mrs. Ramsden,_ formed part of the company invited, with the Nobility, at the Pavilion. The Steine promenade yesterday was thronged with all the fashion and rank from the Pavilion, and other resident visitors : the day was propitious for pedestrian exercise. The Duke of Clarence must be honoured with the lead on this parade, because of his regular devotion to the spot, and affability among the promenaders. Lord and Lady Castlereagh, with the Ladies Stanhope, Lord Liverpool, Sir - Thomas, Lyddell,' General Taylor, Colonel Desbrowe, &c. &c. were among the company. The Royal Family being engaged after Divine Service in receiving the Nobility, could not partake the pleasure of a carriage drive in the afternoon.— This morning is unfavourable, from the state of the weather.—Lord George Murray salved yesterday at the Pavilion. Yesterday, her Royal Highness the Princess CIJAE• Lorre of WALLS'S Birth-day, was celebrated in Lon don, by her Royal Highness's tradesmen dining to. gether at the Thatched House Tavern, according to annual custom. Their houses were illuminate s upon the occasion. The QUEEN and PIUNCESSES visited her Royal Highness last Thursday at Cranbourn Lodge, .upon her arrival there, when she received them must affectionately, and conducted them over the Lodge to view the repairs, alterations, and im provements, which has taken place since her absence at Weymouth. Her Royal Highness has recovered from her indisposition, but has become very thin. The .report of an intended marriage between the Princess CriatuLorrig of WALES and an Austrian or Russian Prince, are contradicted. [t •is rumoured that a young German Protestant Prince, now in this country, is more likely to have the honour of her Royal Highness's hand. Mrs. Auer, the daughter of Mrs. Joanax, who played two or three characters this season at Covent Garden Theatre, is engaged for six nights at Bath. Mrs. H. Swam: made her first appearance at the Edinburgh Theatre, since the death of her husband, on Saturday last, in the character of Viola, in the Twelfth Night, Monday se'nnight Mr. Thomas Beale, of Bar combe, near Lewes, was found drowned in Longford situated between the former place and Chailey. Saturday se'nnight, at Norwich, as the wife of Mr. James Draper, of St. Clement's, was endeavour ing to procure some water from the river, she lost her balance, 01 in, and was drowned. Much damage has been done by floods over tl , e' whole of the North of England and South of Scot land. ' The rivers Caldew, Eden, Peterill, Line, Irthing, &c. have overflown or burst their banks. Two or three benighted travellers have lost .their lives, some cattle have been swept away and drowned, whole dint icts inundated, and in many places the in-' habitants of houses near the waters compelled to save themselves by taking refuge in the upper apartments, while those below were completely flooded. VOLCANIC Ettuezzon.—At Gressey, near Sooro baya, towards the end of June last, a noise was heard for three days, resembling a tremendous cannonade. On the afternoon of the third day the sky became completely overcast, with a cloud of fine dust, or ashes, so thick as to cause an obscuriti equal to that of the dat ke'st night, and to render respiration imprac ticable, without a cloth, or some sort of veil to cover the face. The fail of ashes continued very dense for three days, and did not wholly abate for a week, when it was succeeded by a very heavy and most welcome fall of rain. A similar phenomenon occurred at the same time at Tagal, which is 206 miles from Gressey. Here several sudden deaths happened du ring the days of terror, for which the superstitious in habitants assigned various causes. At Gressey the visitation proved fatal only to birds, of which many were, on the return of light, seen dead in all direc tions, having been suffocated by the floating ashes.— The source of this volcanic eruption hasnot been ascer tained at the date of the last advices from India. BLACKING—We are requested to state, for the infor- mation of the London, Bistol, Hull, and Liverpool merchants and shippers,who maybe disposed to export to America, France, Holland, &c. RICHARD TURN ERN Real Japan Wackieg, now become the most popular and inestimable composition, for boots, shoes, har ness, &c. sold in the Metropolis, and by shop-keepers in all the great towns in the United Kingdom, from sixpence to eighteen pence each, may have packed up in casks, tierces, and hogsheads, from one gross to one hundred thousand bottles, without leakage or the least fault, by addressing their commands to his Exportation Warehouse, 114, London-road, South wark. THE YEAR ISIS. While revolving years go round, Say, where can Happintss be found? "I•is in Health, in Peace, and Ease, And what can tend the most to please. The Nymphs how charming they appear, To grace the opening of the year! Say, what does most adorn the fair ? A copious charming Head of Hair; Ringlets ferm'd with taste and grace, Which spread a lustre o'er the face, Produc'd without much care or toil, Use Rowland's fain'd Macassar Oil, Which as revolving years go round, More excellent and good is found. Illustrious Sussex—koyal Caroline,* As Patrons to this OIL combine, And with Imperial Russia's Mighty Lord, 'their splendid gracious Patronage afford; And when the Hair is Red or Grey, Which all approves not to display, Rowland's Essence of Tyre's efficient power Will change the colour in an Hi.ur. • His Royal Highness the Duke of flumes-I-Her Royal Higloess the ?Amend Wales. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS- ' Yesterday these Sessions commenced before Wet. WATSON. Esq. and a Bench of Magistrates. The Grand and Petty Juries being sworn, the Court pro ceeded to business, when one case alone engrossed the whole of the day. • Ann Farthing charged Mr. Pyle, a jeweller, in Berwick-street, Soho, with an assault. She stated, that about twelve o'clock, on the 3lst of October, she was returning from Islington, and walking up Hol born she met the prisoner in company with four other persons, who had been that day dining at the White Hart, in Holborn, arid that without the least provo cation Dyke struck her a violent blow on the stn. mach ; giving an alarm, a watchman arrived, who, upon giving a signal, several others came up, among whom was one named Denis Mackartney. The guardians of the night attempted to secure the Gen tlemen, who made a stout resistance ; three of them were at length secured, anti afterwards admitted to bail. _ After a long examination by Mem& GURNEY and ALLY on the one side, and Mr. ADOLPHUS OD the other, Dyke was acquitted. Reeves, one of his companions, was afterwards placed at the bar, and found guilty of assaulting .Mackartney, the watchman ; as were also Dyke and Flacaston, another of the party. They were fined 40s. each for the assault, and 40s. each for the riot. BOW-STREET.—Yesterday, Jane Mune aliy s Sophia Brown, was brought to the Office by the l'arish Offi cers and the Beadle of St. Clements, charged with the most gross impositions upon the pubk. it ar peered that the prisoner occasionally gees by both the above names, and dresses in the most pitiable state, ito excite the commiseration of the humane.— On Sunday morning, during the time of Divine Ser vice, she collected a crowd of persons round her at the door of the Temple Coffee-house, pretending to be very bad, being just taken in labour, and that she could not move, which excited the feelings a all the neighbourhood, as well as the passengers. Several of them conveyed her to St. Clement's Workhouse, in Portugal-street, by the most gentle means possible. On her arrival at the Workhouse she was recognised as an impostor ; but those who conveyed her there could not be convinced of it till Mr. Randall, the Medical Gentleman belonging to the Institution, convinced them that she was not in labour. It is only a short time since she was brought to the same Workhouse by Ewe Ladies anti a Gentleman, in a coach, they having very humanely picked her up in Fleet-street and relieved her, she leaving fallen down in that street pretending to be taken in labour, and in great distress. Several other instances of itnpoiitions were stated to have been practised by her.—The Officers were directed to give her the correction of the House, there being no particular law to meet her conduct: a later Carrier, was fully committed for trial at the 'text Assizn for Kent, on two charges, of stealing two letters entrusted to his delivery, and their contents, consisting of Bank notes. TIME FIGHTING TAILOR y. HIS WIFE...-.Cartridge, the tailor, was brought from St. Clement's, for 0e third time, to the Office, charged' with the most bru tal and violent conduct towards his wife, of which her face gave evident proofs. In addition to his vio. lent beating, &.. it was stated, that he had deprived her of food, except water-gruel, tripe.water, &c.-- Sir WILLIAM PARSONS reprobated his conduct, and ordered him to find bail, and advised his wik to ex hibit articles of the peace against him at the present Sessions. He not being able to find bail, he was locked up. UNION•HALL.—Mary elm Poet, a ch Id under 14. years of age, was yesterday brought up by one of the Parish Officers of St. George's, charged with being a.tommon prostitute. The officer stated, that though so young, the prisoner might be seen every, evening in the streets in a state of intoxication, and was the ' most riotous and disorderly of any of the sisterhood who infested that part of the Metropolis. She was committed to the House of Correction, and ordered to be kept to hard labour for one month. Charlotte Mendota and Rebecca 7h6mlstm were brought up, charged with assaulting Mr—lames Gar rett, of Upper Thames-street, on the 19th of Decem ber, in the Lambeth-road, wounding him severely, and rubbing him of his watch and money.—The pri 'soners•were fully comtnived for trial at the Assizes. RoßßEltY.—Late on Friday night, or early on Sit turilay, the house of Miss Honor Sydney, at Stock, in Essex, was robbed of Bank of England notes and other property, in rather an extraordinary manner. Miss byduey is advanced in years, and generally put her pockets under her pillow when she went to rest. Saturday morning when she awoke she found her pockets had been taken from under her pillow, and the property taken out, and which had been effected without awaking hcr. A gold watch hung at the head of the bed, but was not taken. About a pint of spirits had been drank. There was an appearance of a person having enterid at a front window, from the marks of dirt of feet, but this is Supposed to be for the purpose of imposition, as the suspicion is, that the robbery was committed by • some person well ac quainted with the house. Miss Sydney's house stands alone in the parish of Stock. An attempt has been made to break into the strong room (or Treasury) of the Navy Pay Office, at Portsmouth Dock-yard. On Wednesday morning this discovery was made, when it appeared that, in the course of the preceding night, some depre.i!ators, had actually obtained possession of the book-room—it is supposed by scaling the Dock-wall from Chapel. row, and getting in at the window. The key being left in the door of the book-room, which leads to the strong room, they had nothing more to do, to gain :in entrance to the strong room, than to break dawn the brick work which encloses the iron door of the room. But, whether they were unprepared for such a ser vice, or from any other cause, is not known—they retired from the apartments without effecting the prinCipal object of their visit. They broke open most of the clerks' desks, and took away three pounds from the Messenger's apartment. There were in the strong room at the time above five thousand pounds . in Bank tokens ; btu the• Bank notes were all locked up in iron chests. The Right Hon. Geonoz Rose, the Treasurer of the Navy, and Pearkes, the Bnw. street officer, arrived on the following day to enquire into the circumstances*; but nothing satisfactory has yet 'film out of the investigation. THE M.IRKETS. GOAL MARKET, JANUARY Sidps at Market. Stapp Sold. l'i SSi Newcastle 9i 42.. CA 184 Sunderland st v.. cd --- - KILWCAUt AND LEADENHAI.I. MakK (By the Carcase.) Beef. per stone Ss od to 4s 4d Veal 4, Mutton - Ss Ud Coi 4s 01 York. 34 illtier.S OF HAY ANU &LAW YES' IT. JAMES ' S. %AIME( Hay SI 04 to 5! ON Cl.l Hay 41 c , Straw 11 7, 04 to el 16$ Straw II 16, PRICE 1. flUi NEW NAGS. NEW p, 61 Os to 81 8s Kept 71 51 (4 to 71 7t i Swirl GI 81 105 to 111 ON 121 Best Heifers and Steers (per stone) - 4r 8d to se 0.1 Middling, 2 4,1 to es 6,1 HIDES. ' Ordinary Markt: CAI tog PRICE OfF St. James's Market 95 (id Clare Market - O. Od WWttchapel Market Ss iid per atone of 81b. - 1 !ALLOW. room 'fallow Yellow ktb):A Wia , e ditto SoAp ditto Graves 154 Od ;nod Dregs lOs PRICES Of GRAIN A U M Kstnt anJ Ems:, 40s C6s. c2s. Wheat, maolk, 40s. 52% 60s. Ditto, Nololk, 40s. 545. Rye, 2gs. 30s. Bartel, 21.. 251. Malt, Stni. stb. IA bite Pecs, 26a. 30s. boners, 325. 355. rUt&A.ANE, Grey Peas, t. 61 Small Beans tick Dam, 21 Oata, Agree, nitro, Poland, nano, Ferd s Rapevetcl, Flour s Sus. 5.54 Wheat, Dantec, 51,. 62s Ditto, Baltic Red, SN. :els. Ditto, Harnbro ur Lumen, 40i. 48s. Lino. Brabant I Rye, :so. Sy liarory,M Nov. 21, a! Genoa, the Lau of Lieutenant-‘ lane, of a .on. M At Dunirrirs, Captain Hay, 43d rezint, nt Mary, daug!ster of the late John Newad, DIED. December 30, in St. Jamcs'i-r reef, Taznor in the 80th year of his Dec. 21, it Edinburgh, Janet Bank, widuw I cis Cowan, late minister of Gladeniu:r. At Heligoland, Major R. Hawth•9rne, 3d Ca: January 1, at an advanced age, the Rey. Rob of I - Lllyrnn, in Holderness. Wedite,day, at her residence at Stow bi'l H Ilea in the year of her age, Mr!. S.nlp,o 11,1.1). of ‘A'rntworth, York:A.:re Lately, at Amiens, Lady Coghill, r, I c• of Sir Dec. 31, at his house 1 ear Fashani, Hans, a, Philip Nation. IMPUtt IAN ADVI.O No. IS, Boaverie-street, Flat street, WHEN Men of Education and Pit: -ust: perz tvering endtavouts to discovers certain of treating a few prevailing Disc. ut rcult of their expurietiee is the best prout of Fit teen lean have we devoted our practise treatment of Three Disorders, and the complet ing our plan, gives us additional ardour to oppose ble the ravages of those complaints which are tlt of all the infirmities to which the human econon After an authori-ed introduction into every b Science, we determined on commencing pract dividuals front the ignorance of uneducated met dangerous precipitancy of a general practitioner. The three disorders, to the cure of which we I attention, comprise every species of Venereal in of :Item or lung duration ; 2dly, all kinds of I ciency, whether arising from the secret habits of the induigencies of mature age, termina'ing In sometime. in consumption ; and lastly, that der system in women, which is called Barrenness many cases originating in a similar error. Numerous diseases are the result of ignozarict treatment of a simple Gonorrhea, and it not u pens that the seeds of lire ate poisoned, from of an u•.,, carded moment. By a superior mei plaints easily cured; and evert where others trust that we may offer an effectual restoration. The Diseases of the Urethra, as frequently or arising from the above complaints, have ' attention; by an infallible and improved y I bled to remove obstinate Gleets and Strictu cent or of tang duration, without resorting ti dangerous use of the caustic bougie. Many adduced of very inveterate cases, of several r shaving yielded to our method in a few days, a been attempted by other practitioners withoe: l'o be consulted daily by Patients of either .lelicacy, and attention.—Letters from the co CU partaCtilati or tae case, age, and manner of a remittance, duly attended to, and advice an warded to any pat t of the kingdom. GOSS and Ca. filembei s of the Royal Celle; RENOVATED HEALTH. IT has been too frequently the subjei general reprobation, that mon destitute of tl medical art have offered themselves as candid wattage in the profession of Physic. For the pin tice to the result of our studies and experience, from being classed among those empirics whc tensions have, untortunately fur society, bLen cei red, we beg leave to submit to the liberal a; faithful sratement of our pursuits and acquirer Alter having received a regular medical educa of M Gi bidet and Bltzard, v. , ;iose lecture carefully attended, as Professors and Surgeons of pital, we entered ourselves a 3 students iti that school fur medical acquiremem - ,, the Royal burgh, and were instructed in the different bra:: surgery, the Theory and Pract.ce of PLysic, wifery, licyany, atc..eac. &c by those emaieui Monro, Gregory, Black, liainiltor., Duncan, We trust we shall nut be deemed presi.mptioi our proficiency and acquirement., are taa having for a long series of year. made Vent and the various diseases of Debility, the par our studies and practice, If will, we hope, be ails acquired superior knowledge of their treatm sltglit and recent cases of infection, a perfect n completed in the short period of two days, au utmost inveteracy, where other practitioners h cess, a proper perseverance in our plan of tree the patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy vari.ty of disorders leers of a habit long and most unhappily pursue both sexes, there are none more alert:ewer nut thnse deficiencetes and debilities which frequent bitter the niatrimoilial state. l'o bitch persans soling reflection to know that flit y mar row, ii Mile mode of treat= nt, be restored to tha , g' e blessings, a arenas, manly, m. 41 vigorous canstit of debility, troth whatever eat: •.e arisi g, a:; we cies of venereal infection, we may be consulu either sex with the greatest secrecy and honou sultation at home Irons ten to three, and train till ten at night. Patients iu the country are requested to Gate their case, age, and dneral habit of tieing., Yee. tar.ce fur advice and medicines, wi.:n the sAis sent to any part of the kingdem. To ensure i sential to our undertaking, the postage of letter she account for medicines. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, No. 107,1 HIGH WA l'EL'. 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