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II , V STANZAS, In .MII EIE A YOUNG SADEOr TIGHTEN)! ON LI:W/INa And must I so soon leave the spot, Where ever)? joy has been mine With happiness, health. and a cot. Swect trio dint poem combine! Must I leave th' instructress 1 love; Atol this lovely circle of friend* No more. ha these rounds shall I moire, Nor imbibe the rich nectar truth lend.? • Ah, yes! I must now say farewell And depart from the ti tends whom rve lor'd; But in aleatory ever shill dwell, That selection Itersr.lt has approed! to memory, that choicest of powers, Which lleavrn on nun d d bestow, Sole empress of Solitude's hours, To whom all its 'rotaries bJw ! But memory points to my mind, Those parent+ who wait my return ; A mintier so anxiously kind, • Each wish of my heart to tlfseern! ' Then let no regret be expresed, Since filial duty remains, • Its power au exile contested, E'en a prodigal son it reclaims ! that thought has inspir'd my heart, Sweet gratitude glows in my breast; lii return, and thus practise a part, The law from Mount Sinai has blest ! a. Q. • From the last American Papers k appears that the weather still continued uncommonly cold. In June, a variety of birds, among which are the humming bird, the martin, and the beautiful scarkt sparrow, were so benumbed as to be taken by the hand ; and great numbers had actually perished with cold. A dreadful fire happened at Raleigh, in America, on the 12th ult. upwards of 50 buildings, comprising dwelling houses, store houses, &c. were consumed.— The whole lou is estimated at one hundred thousand dollart It was supposed that the conflagration was the work of some incendiary. Seventeen dwelling houses were entirely consumed by the fire at Stoborough, lately mentioned, and the number of families who are thus deprived of a home amount to eighteen, and of individuals to 57. The total lobs of property, exclusive of the amount insured, is about 4600. At about twelve o'clock on Sunday night, a sre broke ,out in the lower part nt a small Coffee house, kept by H..Hustss, No. 11, Barleigh-street, Strand, which caused much avirm in the neighbour. hooi, the persons who occupied the lower part being fromu home, and the street-door double locked, of which they had the key, the persons who occupied the upper part could not gel out, and those on the outside could not gain admittance. The first floor windows were crowded with men, women, and chil dren, enveloped in smoke, and crying out for help ; among whom was one poor woman, uho had been brought to bed the preceding day ; others were busy in throwing out beds and other articles of furniture into the -ses eet. At length two laddeis were procured, and they were all safely rescued from their periber situation. , Several engines arrived, and two firemen with pick-axes, with much difficulty broke the door to pieces and gained admittance. Fortunately, the fire was got undyr without doing further damage than what the lower part of the house sustained. It is supposed the fire originated from a spark flying from some wood that was in the grate. Friday night the wife of a journeyman smith, of Devises. named Weld► n. was burnt to death. It is supposed, that having fallen to sleep, her clothes came in contact with the candle. She has left four young children. The poor man, her husband, in endeavour ing to extinguish the flames, has burnt both his hands in se dreadful a manner as is supposed will render him incapable of working for a long time. A serious accident betel Mr. W. Cheesmin, of Southsea Mill, Portsmouth, on Wednesday evening. A sudden gust of wind caused the mill to run under' die breach, when in attempting to stop her, his left hand was caught between the wheels, and lacerated it in such a dreadful manger as to cause immediate amputation above the wrist. Yesterday morning as a coach and horses were passing along the Strand, with another coach fastened to it, a fine boy, ten years old, of the name of Mash, got upon the pule of the latter, from which lie fell, and the wheels went over his body.—He was taken to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, but no hopes are en tertained of hils recovery. A melancholy accident occurred on Saturday eve ning, at the corner of Orchard -street, in Oxfotd street. A fine girl, about ten years of age, daugh ter of Mr. &mum, an upholsterer, in Oxford vreet, amusing herself with other children in a cart, the back, or tail board being unfastened, the poor little victim unfortunately pressing against it, was precipitated head foremost, and (shocking to rel ate !) killed on the spot. The feelings of those who wit nessed the catastrophe were such as would be difficult to describe. Two very rich 'Armenian merchants and bankers at Constantinople .have had their wealth confiscated for snatopolizing meg, A Jew, of the name of BREDEMIANN, died lately at Pest, who has left property of eight millions of florins, which he acquired chiefly by contracts twenty years ago ; lie went from house to house with bundle at his back. He offered a physician at Vi enna, Doctor FRANC, half a million to prolong his life, but the inflammation in his bowels could not be e p sto T ped. h Sea Telegraph which has lately been invented, has been fitted, by order of the Lord. of t h e Admi ralty, on beard the QUIEN CHARLOTTE, the MINDEN, LEANDER, and other 1144 and it was tried on Wed nesday last, before several Officers of rank. It has been universally admired for its simplicity, and the. quickness with which it communicates messages, especially under circumstances where it would be im possible to make use of bands (flags) without some difficulty. The Admiralty has adopted this instru ment with a view of amnonsising the use of buntin, w hi c h is a most expensive article, and it is calculated, that kis . likely to coma,* only one half of the quas thrfestatry used in the Navy. trout's. _ _ • • • Maims HoUsso.,Tuss Comdeitiel6 . ..•Afeket. day Da Berry, sen. Jon. AM Mao. and Meow Bred, were pined the bar. for the first time and publicly examined, chard as porticipst tri m:Ws in high treason, by coining base money, to re , semble the coin of the eealm, and with conspiring to. procure the conviction of innocent men for a like offence. At the former examinations of these persons, which edrite of a private nature, they entered into full voluntartronfessions of their guilt. without however receiving from the Lord Mayor any promise demi), from the law, or *any compromise whatever. The only evidence produced on the present oceas sion was that of a man pima Langan. an Irishman.' from whom the prisoners Pelham and -the younger Barry had taken an empty room, and -a publican of the name of Collins, who deposed to the parties oc casionally meeting at his house. The Loup MAYOR observed to the prisoners, that, aldiougli he was furnished with sufficient evidence of their guilty practices to remand them, there was still a necessary link wanted, of which he would take time to consider before he finally committed them for trial. His Lordship took this occasion also to to. mark, that certain Insinuations had gone abroad, and had been widely disseminated in the Public Papers, twat some or all of the prisoners were Police Officeri of the City. This idea was the more generally cre dited, in consequence of a statement being made that the regular Police Officers received a salary of hot three shillings per day. Both of these circumstances"' however, were equally unfounded, not one of the 0.1 loners. being connected with the Police Establish.' ment of the. City as sworn Officers. he salary of the regular Officers also was such as to afford them sufficient means to keep them from resorting to such infamous practices as those to which the prisoners had. recourse. The prisoners were then remanded for a-week. Bovv-wrawr.—Yesterday Mr. NAUSS attended at the Office, and proceeded with the investigation of the case of dirciidald Ruthex.late a patrole. Nothing farther appeared against him besides what has al ready been stated upon the subject. His defenCe or reason for not apprehending Hubbard, alias Herbert, was, that be bad informed him, or put him up to the robbery. He was'remanded for a further investh gatiott. SURREY S.ESSIONS, GUILDHALL. THE REV. ROWLAND Hilt: CHAPEL ORDERED TO BE RATED. FARQUHARSON V. THE PARISH lIF CHRIST CHURCH. The Sessions for the County of Stirrey commenced at Guildford on Wednesday last, when the important question relative to the liability of the Rev. Rowland Hill, as Trustee, or JAITICS Wsbber, Esq. as Trea surer, of the Surrey Chapel, to be assessed to the poor rates, was determined. The cause was called on about ten, when Mr. Farquharson appeired to substantiate his appeal in person. Preliminary ob jections taken to the notices served in the cause, by Messrs. NOLAN and SPANKM employed as C.,unsel on the other side, were over-ruled. Mr. Farquhar son's witnesses proved that the receipts for letting pews amounted to £lOl, etclosive of the half yearly collections, averaging AIM These sums were paid to Mr. Webber, as Treasurer, but there was no evi dence to prove Mr. Hill a Trustee, or that he re ceived any part of the money. Mr. LAwas and Mr. NOLAN spoke to evidence on the part of the Respondents. The Cower were of opinion, that the appeal against the Rev. Rowland Hill ought to be dismissed with the usual costs of 40s. but with respect to Mr. Web ber, as Treasurer, that the Appellant had made good; his appeal, and that the rate ought to be amen ded by introducing the name of Mr. Webber, as the person liable to be rated ; that the sum for which he should be rated for the chapel should, deducting £25, the Steward's salary, be 001 ; and that the parish should pay the Appellant the usual costs. Mr. Nos.au applied foe a special case for the con sideration of the Court of King's Bench ; but his Lordship and the other Magistrates were of opinion there was no ground for grantinglim one. At the Quarter Sessions for the County of Hun tingdon, held last Tuesday, /awake; Travel], land lady of Brampton-but public-house, was indicted for a misdemeanour, in Inhumanly refusing admittance, a few weeks beck, to a poor fellow in his last mo ments, who had just received his death-injury by being crushed between his waggon and a bridge near her residence. The master of the deceased was pro. secutor. The partiis were permitted to go out of Court and settle the business. The sum paid by Mrs. Travell for the benefit of the family of the de ceased is understood to be about £25. It is likewise said that the Magistrates mean to take away her licence. At the Sessions for the City and Liberty of Peter borough, held on Wednesday, Beal and Mary Gimlets pleaded guilty to an indictment for uttering forged notes, purporting to be of the Bank of Eng• land, and were severally sentenced to fourteen years transportation. At the Norfolk Sessions, four • prisoners, aimed J6kn .ilbery, James Bailey the elder, Peter Palmer the elder, and Parr Palmer the younger, were indicted for having, together with other persons, to the number of HA riotously assembled in the parish of Hoc khans, on the 19th of May last, and destroyed a thrashing. machine, the property of William Burlingham.— They were found guilty, and sentenced, Abery and Bailey to one Year, and the two Palterers to three months' imprisonment. We regret to state, that a spirit of Luddism has be gun to manifest itself in the southern as well as the north parts of Leicestershire. A frame-work-knitter's shop at Great Wigston, occupied by Ebenezer Dea kin, was feloniously entered on Monday se'nnight, and several frame and machine-presses stolen there from. A corporal and four men belonging to the 15th Dragoons are stationed in the county gaol every night, as, we suppose, a ptecaution against any at tempt which may be made to rescue the men confined there on a charge of frame-breaking. Friday an empty waggon, drawn by wmem passed, through Shrewsbury, on ats return towards Welling ton. The women were stated to be the wives of 'same colliers now out of week, and they said they had sold theireoals at ErcalL PRICF. OF SIOI 'KS YES FEKDAY. Dank Stock 2W. Long Annuicks t 6 6-16 } 546 3 per Cent. Ned. 64fi I hula stuck 178 f DWG Cons. 64 a , India Bonds 5g 3s. prem. 4 per Cents. 791 f I Eschequer Bits 4s. 6,. prem. S per Cent. Navy 9.9 Con-. tor ace. 641;;} COURSE OF EXC/L 1 Amsterdam 40 6 11.2 U. Ditto at sight, 40 0 Amsterdam 12 7 C. F. Ditto at sight 12 4 Rotterdam 12 8 2U. Antwerp 12 8 Hamburg!' 36 10 1411. Alton 36 112{U. Paris 1 day's date 25 80 Ditto se • oo s U. Boardeanz S 6 t:0 Frankfort on the Main 150 en Mo. Madrid . $4 effective Cadio 33i effsgive Sevin. 33 Agie dike Seat I r iteßttm*Arriirizietre.t. ASWltAltitit 160 oblitamit mitirrnal. mit . , um*. sin i ipilie se ask Ab. DAM of Otatoa l b Milne tst. fib. Lord Flares Pippo& Sok, ea. Doke si< itudand s Penny Trumpet test, 7st OIL Dubs of ituttand's Yule°, 7st. ab. Mr. Wyndham's Loy colt, tst 51b. Mr. Welles Fireless' er, 7e- lib. Wednesday, Sweepstakes at t 00gs euh, b. ft. 1 4 . Y. C. Lord Folsy's Sebehensade, sst. Illb. Mr. Shakrspear's Pointers, est. sib. Mr. Lake's Aladdin, SA 61b. Lord O. 11 Cavendish's Jule. lit. Friday, Lord Foley'! Ueheherasade. ast. I lib. apt Mr. Shake spear's Pointers, list olb. T. Y. C. 1100ys. STA'rE OF THE ODDS—BETTING-ROOM, JULY 22. Tee lIKWMARKIIT ST. LISOIR. 7 to 4 Prince Leopold apt Milton. 6 to 4 The Field agst Prince Leopold, p.p. Delay. 11417. 10 to 1 apt the Duke of Gratton's Waterloo. 16 to 1 agst any other. raorivce STAKES AT YORK, FOR COLTS. to i again 4t Mundane. THE rituts%)itosouci sTAttek, AT YOe L. tO,l spinet Wathcot LAM TIC DO,4CASTSIL IT. SAGER STAKES. S to 1 apt Rasping. 13 to 1 apt Watheot Lass. tiL in 1 apt Ld MAI% colt 13 to 1 agst ouches. of LieveD. i to 1 agst Lucifer. 17 to 1 apt ToM 'Fit 9{ to 1 agst Mandan,. I 1$ to 1 agst any other. 10 to 1 apt Waterloo, _ _ His Grace the Duke of Hamilton has purchased Policy, own Brother t• Otteringson, of Mr. W. I. Wilson ; and Mr. Houlds words lus purchased Kiag Coil of Mr. Richard cranks. On the 15th inst. during the morning exercise, Sils!on (the property of Sir W. M. Milnce%) broke away with his rikirT, and was not stepped until he so completely broke down, that it was found necessary to destroy him immediately. A Bath paper, received yesterday, says, that " a maiden lady, who resides in a village in Somerset shire, was deeply affected at the expected approach of a second chaos, and had taken much pains to im press the younger branches of the family with similar apprehensions. The latter, however, laughed at her lolly, aid were severely rebuked for their unteliff.— On Thursday morning, between six and seven o'clock, a girl, eight years of age, gut out of bed, and ran to the Littly's chamber, crying out—' Aunt, Aunt, the "crisis at a rad P Those words muck se much ter ror into the 'Blind of the Lady, that she has not spoken since f and at nine o'clock, on Friday mor ning, she remained in a state of insensibility." PRICES OF CLAIN A t' MARK-LANE, JULY 2 ?. We have had a very large supply of wheat since this day weeks yet last Monday's prices arc full sustained, in consequent* of the unfavourabletiess of the weather, which has increased the demand, especially tur the best qsalities: Batley is 21. pei.quar ter dearer, and pew', beans, anu oat:, are ready, and all at an advance sof Is per quarter. In other articles no alteration. The following way be quoted as the current prices; INGLita. I Tick Ditto, 32a. 34a. Wheat, Key and lime, 725. I Oats, Potatee, 28s. 395. 116‘.. 90,. Ditto, Poland, 945. 28s. Suffolk, 725. 84s. 86s. Ditto, Feed, los. 965. Norfolk, Tie. NM. " Ri,pesced, £3B. £4O. per law Rye, 425. 44e. (lour, tot. 755. per sack. Barley, itas. 04s. toraloe. Mak, 50s 555. Wheat, Minsk, 70s. 80s. White Peas, SU Sile..boDert, Ditto, Baltic Red, 565. GO% 435. 465. Hambro'oi Branco, 406. 461 Grey Pins, SGs. 404. Brabant Red, 40s. 411 s. Small Beans, 335. s7s. Rye, 00s. 00s. ' ami rtsFIELD MARKET, JULY 22. Beef 4s 44 to Ss 4:: Veal . Ss Od to Al OI hhietall 4. 411, 10 Si 641 I Pewk 44 4d to 5 6d Lamb Is Od to 7s Od. Issas 1740—Sbosp and Lambs 16,460 —Calves 4A—Pips 280 _ - HAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD. Meadow Hay 41 10s to 61 0% 1 Clover GI Os to 71 Ot. Straw LI 16s to .es Iss. - • NEW GA IT AND LEADENIIALL MItILKILTB, JULY 19. (By Eke Carcass.) Beef, rer stone 5s 4d to 4s 4d Veal '.• 34 4d /to bs •od MAMA • Ss 441 t. 44 44 I P.rk Ss 44 to is Od Lamb, 44. Od.ta , • - ' PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW YESTERDAY. ST. JAMES'S. Hay 51 lOs 0.1 to 51 10. CA I Hay 41 14s To lit 14s Straw 21 as Od SI 17s Oil Straw 21 Its to 21 144 RAW HIDES. 1 . . Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary Is ild to Os ' Od" stone) .21 Od to 2.4. 4t Market Calf " ' 7b.rach. Middling. Is Od to Is 104 Eng. Horse 12s ni —s St Sheepskins Os to os OJ. Shootings Os Ipd. lambs ood to 4. gd Kest Seises apes PRICE OF HOPS. NM t♦acs. lIIIKW POCKITS. 41 91 to 71 Os Kest - 61 6s to lel 104 91 Os to ol 64 Susses 51 ISs to 81 Os 51 15* to &I Os Farnham 101 Os to 161 Os ' PRACR OF 'TALLOW. St. James's Market Ss 2d I Town Tallow As Od Clare Market - Os Od I Yellow Russia 84* Od Whitechapel Market Ss 0.1 White ditto OOs Od per stone of 811). .....--. I Soap ditto 526 Od Candles per doz. lOs tkl—Maulds, 12s OIL Yellow Soap, 866—Mottled, 946—Curd,.98s—Palni, 94, PRICE OF LEA'FHER IN LEADENHAI.I.-iTREF.T. Butts,' SO to 561bs I9d 2ild Calf Skins, 35 t 401bs 30: 43). Ditto, Sti to 66113 s Rsd 264 Ditto 50 to 701b4 Yv 1 274 Merchants Backs 004 00d Dittq 70 to liClhs 41 ti• V.4d Dressing Hides 154 15i Small Seals Greenland 27d 293 Fine Coach Hides lid .16i4 I Large ditto, per doz. 754 954. COAL MARKE I', JULY :2 Ships at Market. Ships wild. Price. 401 Newcastle 2S 545. Od. to 4Si. 91. 9 Sunderland • . 9 34.. Gd to Sus. Gd. i Scotch Coal 0 40s. 04 per ton. 2 Stone Coal 2 62e. to flis. 1 CulM I Sea. Od. to 00. Od. PRlCti:i OF GOLD AND SILVER. Portugal Gold in Coln, per oz. iC3 19s Od. Foreign Gold in Bars 3 1911 Od. New Doubloons - 3 14, Vid. New Dollars - 0 is loid. Silver in bars - - 0 Ss Od. NOE, YESTERDAY. Barcelona 00 Bilboa 31i St. Sebastian 00 Gibraltar SI Leghorn, 47 Genoa, • 434 t Venice, n. C. Lie. klecole ineffective per I. stet 26 110 Malta 47 Naples, S 9 Palermo, 114 d per un„ Lisbon, .641 Oporto; 44 ltio Janeiro 60 Dublin, 14 Cork, dolland g per Cent. o o tr o , u h r eantelk•tt *Tesoro**, delay of Red-4,4 4 Wes Walter OtwiT s or a • On the It th instant, at Horsley, the Lady of Capt. 0. H aik. cote, R.N. of a son. 1 MARRIED. July in, at Edinburgh, Lieutenant Calowel Donelia 7 9t h H is bianden, to Katharine ' eldest daught e r o f the lielliells"su,.! tenant Geueral Moubray Hughflailise, of Roseh a lL July 16, in the Isle of Wight, Henry 3arry Hy( in the First West India Regiment, to Amelia, r the Ism Robert Cole, Esq. barker, Newport. Thursday, at Alverstoke, Hams, Lieutenant R.N. to Miss Newman, at Southsea. July 11, at Stirling, Captain Hugh Pearson R.N. to Miss Helena Littlejohn, daughter of ' litirlirg. Monday Pei:night, at Sr. Mary's Church, Mr. Jeffs, of London, aged 70, to Deborah, late Win. Nadu lihury, Esq. of Wallingford, At Dublin, Profestor Von reinagle, to • of Hugh Gregg, Est DIED. July IS, at Aberdeen, In the seth year Right Rev. John Skint,..r, Primate of the in Menage), Thomai Head, pq. late Captain Militia. Mrs. Hoare, wife of Henry Hoare, E•q. In Bernard street, Russell-ignore, the R. Rector of Kingsron and Stourmouth, Kent. Wednesday se'rright, Mr. Alderman F.wbanit, of Ripon. Friday se'rright, in the prime of life, Mr. hornu Via:o3,ll Low House, a noted bone-setter. Lag week, Mr. Alevander, boatswain of the late Crow" Mr. Curry, boa•swain of the W altlemar. prison -sh , ps, p On the 20th instant, at bee house iu Manchester-su mmit ,. chester.square, Mrs. Bazett, widow of Afl atthew her tifld year. Lately, at Fairford, in Gloucestershire, in her aid year, M„ . Lois Hayes, widow of the late Rev. Richard tiey.s, Rttt , r cf Great Rissingtou, in that county. Tuesday se'unight, in Fisher-ureet, Carlisle, aged as . )4 4 James Routkge, innkeeper. His decease was awfs.lf sad,lea.„, he fell down in his own kitchen, after taking breakfast i 4 a:ps. rent good health, and instantly expired. DALBY'S GENUINE CARNIINATIVE k ri supeor to all tither remedies for the wind, purging'', cm vuldoni, and those disorders la the stomich anti bowels d infants, which prove fatal to so many under th e a ge o f two years. It isetjually eSc.xictus in challis, flutes, and other vinsplaisats in:estines of grown perigee. This invaluable Cordial Medicine, taunted by the late Mr. Joreph Dalby, Apothecary, is now prepared by his daughter, Mrs. Frances (Dell, and her sons, to whom aloof be hrqueatkel this property, by his will. it W sold only by F. Newboy as/ Sons, at the old-estaidishei Warehouse, N 0.45, East End of se. Pairs. the third house from Cheapside, price W. tid. a bank; hut if proctored elsewhere, be sure to ask for" Cells Del' s Carminative," and sec that the name " F. Newbury," is agora In abt stamps. • I.OOK AND SURGICAL. DISPENSARY. His Royal Nighties:. the Duke of YORK, President. SURGeO re—Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, Ueda Guy F.RNOltS—Larl of E l i rement, Earl of Leitrim, Hon. Cibud J. Barry, NI.P. John Latouche, M.P. THE Roy.il and Noble P.strons of the above IN. STITU I'ION, for the exclosive Treatment ofVENEREAL COMPLAIN I'S, and their dangerous consequences, border to insure the benefits that haverestilied from It, selected Mr. Klit. man as its Surgeon, (standing high on the fist of the Royal Collge) from having directed his chit! attention to those diseases. Ma Kiernan conceives it a part of his official duty to caution the public, by pointing to the I.bt of the Royal College, published in February, 1816. as the only sure t shie, and that nn asseeek a of persons assuming such titles, and publicly advertising thee, without being sanctioned by this list, are to be credted. The an. Dual reports of the Lock Dispenary wilt prove that same of the mpg dangerous cases of Strictures, Debility, and other supposed incurable affections of the Generative Organs have been bens iss succeisfully treated. Mr. &tertian may be conseked es oval, by both S.rees e as House, VI, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford-square, where he. tits from Town and Countri are to be addressed, and the eats. nary advice and medicine will be given, or sent, to nay part are United Kingdom. • Just published, price 4s. Sd Edition, Practical Olsservatleass the above Diseases, by F. Kiernan, and may be had at Nu. 174, Fitet-street, Nu. 20, Paternoster-rom, and No. 10, Crown-cowt, Soho. RHEUM4TISMS i PALSIES. and GOUT? AFFECTIONS, with their usual concomitants, Spasm DC flying 'Pains, Flatulency, Indigestion, and general Debility (crigi. saving in„orbatever source) are rclkiesi and frequently cursd by W HITENEAD's ESSENCE of MUS FAR!) Pll.l S, attcrevery otlisenitseastsitad failed. The Mild Esseuce of Mustard. (used with thk.Pills in those complaints where necessary) to perbapsthe most active, penetrating. and effectual remedy. in the world, ie. nerallt -curing the • severest Sprains and Bi nisei, in less this hig the time usuallylakets by any other Liniment or Entbnocadon; and if timed immediately after any accident, it prevenn the pan turning bIack—WHITEHEA Ws FA M I LYGER ATE Is espialig efficacious for all ill.cuuditiotogl Sores, Sore Legs, Scorbutic Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles, Ilreakiags out in the f ah , Nose, gars, annyelids, Sore and Inflamed Eyes, :Mac pearls, and Scorbutic Humours of every description. .I'repared only, and sold by R. .11.bnston, apothecary, Ns. IS, Greek.sireet,'Solso, London. The Essence and Pills Mll. W. each, the Cerate at Is. 14d. and M. 91. bald by every. Melhciell Vender in the paned Kingdont.—•„,' The Genuine has 6 Mgt luk Stamp, *Wirthe name of R. Johnston basertetTon it. MATRIMONY. •" ;1 7Pitnrialidlque patrum referant jejunia From the faint embrace Unmanly sons arise—a puny race ! MARRIAGE should be the foundation of socisi happiness, which is often disturbed through the parties that form the union, not taking those precautions which would swami them the enjoyment of that great duntesfc blearing. Aunthe the melancholy variety of disorders under which human native is known to suffer, tio7re are stone snore Manning or more dis tressing than those which result from fashionabie pietist, arty dissipation, or solitary Intemperance. Mesas. CORK I E am! Co. beg to state that the - seduloto at tention of a practice exelusively directed to :he treatment and cure of CERTAIN COM VI.AINTS, entitle them to the claim of superior acquirement. As rePular btirgeons, they offer a speedy and permanent cure for every stage of that disorder, whirls is contracted in an unguarded moment, end which poisons tbs springs of life, and for eyelet class of debility, which is the cornea quence of juvenile knliscretions, preventing the maturity of man• hood, entailing by ;intieparitio, on its unhappy victim all the in. firmftles of old age—the body becoming enervated and ema ciated—die cheeks yellow and blachlkss—and the mind gloomy and dejected. For the result of their success in this parties lam branch, they refer to that reputation, which, they Batter themselves, they have acittired, by 30 years experience, in a much extended practice. In slight and recent cases of Syphibc tic Complaints, a perfect cure is completed in the short period of two days ; and in the moat aggravated cases, a proper perseverance in tie plan of treatment mantes to the patient an invigorated con: titution. &tarried Women, who have long been disappointed in their expectations of a family, may be as-tired that, in most inetanceee such defects are curable by medical shill; and though the re moval of such Impediments be an object of daub: and uncertainty with others, yet the cure of such defects, by the gradual pre grew of renovation, is the acquirement of their experience. Messrs. CURRIE and CO. may be consulted by Patkets Of either Sex. with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hattomgarden. Patients in the country, stating their • Me, age, and general habit of living, &c. Ste. endow:lga remit tance for al(vice and medicitrea, the same will be given or sent to any par: of the Kingdom.-107,_Hatton-garden. • HIGH WATER TO MORROW AT LONDON BRIM& Morning - - SO min. Arta I 4nexiti 1 goo ••• .•••qp f TN ga sod PL VA fret .RONDON: Primed by Levet. Kerr, Pickett Pleof Publ4/41 them, at► 4 at the syr•t!Qice,Tenkar• 7 Hyde, Esq. Cap* lia, fourth doughnty rt. Tenant Junes tuna of M of Provost Littlel*, , Wallingford, Lehi , only datituet 1 1 , to . aged U. Mrs. Oren, *d o 1W of his episcopate, tt Episeord +Church .111 ptaln in the Tippemi irg t of Mitcham Grove. tionl Lf.". CoOptr Willyaolj try,