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1 • :1 4 , 2 . .. i ..ii 1 4;1 f' ,o %, I! 14W INTELLIGENCE. NORTH .WALT:S SPRING CIRCUIT, iln9. Ikon Urcarrsa t Esq. Wn.ium KR/CRICIr, Esq. Awl:.:74ar—ThursdAy, April 1, at Beaturtaris. CA SIWASCOV!' !C 7—Wednesday, April 7, at Carnal - Van. b411.10)1E1;44:!Ik I:—Tuesday, April 15, at Bala. TIIE LORD CHANCELLOR. The late 'attack of the gout which his Lordship was visited with, was considered to be slight, but un fortunately it has turr.ed oat to be the reverse, as it has lodged in one . of his knees, which has _caused much anxiety, for formerly when attacked with this disease, it fixed in the, extremities (the feet). It is at present very doubtful whether his Lordship will be able to pre , ,ide in his several public capacities until after the holidays. SPORTING. BITTING .1; TATTERSALL'S lAT. Dawer—ll to 1 against Pledge ; 9 to I spinet Euphrates ; II to 1 against Iris ; YO to 1 airinst Dominic, atics-6 to 1 against Blue Stockizgs ; 7 to I *elm llama; 10 to 1 against Vanity filly ; 90 to I against Pea BI MOM. ST. Lrora--9 to 1 against Laird ; 9to I against lilandabe ; 12 to 1 against Alagistrate; IC to 1 against Lisette. R.IIIDLEIWORTH-5 to 1 against Treasurer-5 tO I against Blue Stockings--6 to 4 one of the two Wits. Tone--Even on the Duke of York's Roger Bacon. Ccaarr-8 to 4 against Allegro-3 to t against Sam. MATCII AGAINST TIME ST AN Ass!—A small ass, belonging to J. Weak, of Poplar, 37 inches high, was backed for a wager of Twenty Guineas, to be rode by his son, to perform nine miles Within the hour. The rider and donkey, with its equipments, at the time of starting, weighed 133lb.—(the ass 102, and the boy, saddle, and bridle, 51.)—1t started on Wednesday, at one o'clock, from the 12-mile-stone in tho town of Romford, and ar-1 rived at the three-milestone at Stratford two minutes before' two; having performed the task in 58 mir.utes. From its dind ,nitese size V excited great astonishment. Hutirtxo--Jahn•Maberlcy, Esq.'s Fox Hounds meet on Mon day at Limpsfield ; Thurs,lay, at Half Moon, (lodestone-road ; Saturday at Godstone. 11. Jolliffe, Esq's Fox Hounds meet on Monday, at Chaldon; Wednesday, at Brockham ; Saturday, at Kiwi a swood. The llartiers meet every day. On Thursday Lord DERRY turned out a deer on Catterham Common, before a large field of sportsmen. The deer took across the Common to Willey Farm, arlAre he went down below hill through the deep country to Ilrewers-street, whet tee turned to. the left, through Mr. Jolliffe and Mr. Maberley's covers, up the hill, through Old Park, across the Oodstone road, near the Half Moon, by the edge of Morden Park, up Bug-hill, across Wil lingham Common to Worms Heath, through Farley Park, apd across the hill to Hay's Common, by Mr. Nennon's covers. across the Bromley road, by Southbarrow, leaving Chiselhurst to the left, through the deep to Nottingham, and near to Shoo ter's Hill, when he turned and came by Lee, where the hounds caught view, and he was taken at Lewisham, after the extraor dinary run bf three hours and forty minutes. One Gentleman's horse was killed, and several abets very Much tired. Lava assist= axo RINFILEWSUIRI COUTISINO CLua—The Cup for Logs under 22 months old was run for on Pr:day and Satur day last, at Eaglesham, on the estate of the Earl of.Earaartox. —State of the Running on Friday.—Fast Class—Mr. Crutn'i d. liambletonian beat Mr. Pollock's d. Tickler ; Mr. P. Gra ham's b. Venus beat Capt. Ciawford's b. Swallow; Mr. Mur doch's d. Dandy beat Mr. 'Cross's h. Lassie ; Mr. N. Calmie's b. Susan beat Mr. Gray's d. Lara ; Capt. Crawford's d. Dando beat Mr. Wotherspoon's tr. Charlotte • Mr. Murdoch's d. King Corny beat Mr. Crum's d. Napoleon.—:Second Class—Mr. blur doch's d. Dandy beat Mr. Crum's' d. Hambletonian ; Captain Crawford's d. Dando beat Mr. P. Graham's b. Venus • Mr. N. Cairnie's b. Susan beat Mr. hlurdoch's d. King Corny—Satur day (Third class)—Mr. Murdech's d. Dandy beat Mr. N. Cair nie's b. Susan; Capt. Crawford's d. Dando, a bye.—Fburth . Class—Mr. Murdoch's d. Dandy beat Captain Crawford's d. Dando, and won the Cap.—After which there was a match run between seven dogs of the Ardrossan Club and seven of the Lanarkshire and Renfrewshire, which was won by the latter. Cusioes SPORTIM bfrxcH.—Mr. Lambert's novel match, so drive and go on foot a hundred miles in twelve hours, excited much curiosity on Thursday. It was over a:piece of ground of 25 miles, on the Northampton Road, from Friar's Gate. The ad venturer started on *Jut, and did seven miles in the firs; hour, when he took the reins in a light gig, and drove a blood mare 28 miles in the next two hours, when he left her to bait, and proceeded on foot six miles in the next hour. The mare met him then u appointed, and he drove her twenty miles in an hour and a half. when she refused her bait, and the next three milts was done on foot in half an hour. Half the distance was thus performed in half the time, and fourteen miles to spare. Mr. L. proceeded on foot eleven miles In two hours, and he then took the reins again, and drove 16 mike in two hours, and his mare knocked up: Mr. Lambert did five miles in the next hoar, and was beat also, but the mare walked the other four miles in 54 minutes, and had done sixty-four miles, and the man the remain der. The start took place at four o'clock in the morning, and the match was for one handredguineas. Beam Amp Ptherriusinns.—Randeil end Martin—These first-rate heroes of the fist of light weight, and who are to fight do the 4th of May, Randal 1501. against Martin's 1004.1 and upon which event se much money is depending, were matched upon a pilot yesterday at Hampstead, to try which had the best legs, preparatory to using their fists, in a race of too yard, for 20 guineas a side. Martin is well known for his pedes trian exploits, and won this match in good style, by ten yards. It was the first time Randall was found in defeat! Fatts, Bosnia:—An Inquidtion was taken last night at the French Horn, Crutched friars, before Tnintss Sniztha, Req. Coroner, on the body of Mr. Richard Haynes, there lying dead. The Jury took a view of the body : there appeared some slight marks of violence about the face. Mr. H. W. Wikop, merchant, sworn.-4 reside at Ne. Crutchedfriars : I vratpassing about two o'clock on last Wed nesday afternoon down Crotched-friars, and saw the deceased and another Gentleman, neither of whom I knew, standing in attitudes of hoetility. The person whowas in opposition to the deceased, said, as I and a friend of mind passed, " WW any Gen tleman hold my umbrella and great coat?" My friend took them from him and held them. and the opponent of the de ceased told me that the deceased had frequently insulted him in the street :be and the deceased began to fight. Ido not know who struck the first blow, the blows were gives an both sides simultaneously, thiy fought about two minmes, until they got round the India warehouses, and then the deceased said he had enough. They stopped fighting, and the deceased said, ".You do not know so much of that man as I do." I this went.away. I remember during the contest the stirvivor had a fall in the yard of the India warehouse. I thought the deceased was in toxicated at the time. The blows they struck were not severe, though they both bled. Mrs. Haseldon sworn.--On Wednesday afternoon the de ceased came to my master's door and knocked; I let him In, and he said he was very ill, and requested a wages. . might be seat for: my master (Mr. Lotwen, of No. 114,0ri-dfrimi) sent for a surgeon, who came and bled Mat Mr. Harly, landlord of the French Horn, swons...-111/ person who fought with the deceased came into mihouse on Wadoeulay aftcrncoo with his face bloody ; he washed himself, sod took some refr eshment; I asked the person if the fight did sot ori ginate from an old pique, he replied that It did ; the deceived had frequently insulted him, and some time ago stopped his passage in Paternoster-row, and insulted him. Mr. Hill, surgeon, sworn.—l attended the deceased at Mr. Lowten's, in Cnitchedfdars, on Wednesday Amuses ; be wan discharging from his mouth a consldatableimandty of end phlegm ;he died shortly afterwards of slibentleh, an by the rupture of a vessel or vessels in the lungs; great re. pm. don, or a blow in the stomach, maid pr e d ate k. deasaid sald, previous to his death, that he had hem settee With s bkiii villain.—TheJury returned the fdliewthg Meet S.- 46 nit ailik of the deceased was caused by sodden esirden in a seadlle,Snd extreme agitation, which produced suifocatiso."—The deemed was connected with the house of and Sawyer, machos& His opponent was a Gentleman Pearce. Taut. or STIRNOTH !—Taasday tnitteiss, William Giles, a r t DO, tor a trifling wagcr, undertook to carry a sack o f four, of NAM. weight, the dista n ce of a mile widens This Id actually accon.plished, taking wp his load at Rabin Mill, in the neighbourhood of Godalmin, and sarrylog it op a steep hill ! Bow,stesm—irstsferday ... AVERAGE PRICES of CORN in England awl Wales, Rams mai the Returns received in the week ending Feb 20..151*. What I , Rye. I Earley. Oats. I Deana. Pease. s. d. s. d. a. d. s. d. b. d. e. 4. FO 3 58 8 63 5 , 34 9 69 7 70 2 PRICES OF GOLD AND SILVER. Foreign Goblin Bars £4 1 6 New Doubloons New Dollars 0 5 6 COURSE OF Amsterdam ll 6 C.F. Ditto at sight 11 3 Roaerdam... ll 7 2U. Antwerp, ex-mo. 11 6 . liamburgh 34 0 2}U. Altona :4 1 240. Paris, 3 day's date 23 70 U. Ditto 24 0 20. B.urdeauz do. 24 0 Frankfort Maine 'l4ot ez-ms. ' Madrid, effestive 391 Cadi eqect. 391 Barce z lona 3B Bilboa, effective Set , EXCHANGE. Seville Ell Gibraltar 34 Leghorn Genoa Venice Ital. Liv. 24 go Malta Naples Palermo 1234 pee.. Lisboa Ss Oporto 5Bl Rio Janeiro Dublin lOl Cork lOl Arlo of the Bonk on Hol land 2. MARRIED. At Aldenton, liaddingunashire, on the 2d instant, Caßtalu Henry G. Jackson, of the Royal Artillery, to Catherine, eldest daughter of the ilts Wakes Cecil, Esq. of Morton Jeffries, Herefordshire. Feb. 23, Alexander Brodie, Esq. merchant, Leith, to Louisa, third daughter of the late Captain William Mercer, of the Hon. East India Company's service. • Same day, Captain Robert Mackie, to /Mahal, eldest daugh ter of Mr. William Campbell, Leith. At Calcutta, on the 24th of August last, Mr. J. Campbell, of 'the Bengal Civil Service, so Margaret Firirs; daughter of the late Mr. Douglas, West Indies. DIED. Feb. IS. at Yarmouth, upon his return home from London, John Dunlop, Esq. merchant in Port Glasgow, aged 62 years. Feb. 44, at Edinburgh, in the 84th year of her age, Mrs. Mary Rowland, widow of Francis Rowland. E sq . , l ate a Captain in the asth Regiment of Foot. Sunday, at Chichester, Vice-Admiral Sir George Murray. late Captain of the &et under Lord Nelson. At Naples, on the antis January last, where he had gone foe the bete& of his health, John Mutter, Esq. of Richmond, Virginia. Feb. 11, in Brconvick-plase, Kent-road, Anne, youngest daughter of the late Rev. Andrew Portal, M.A. many years vices of St. Helen's, Abingdon, Berks. Feb. 29, in Nottinghamshire, on his way to his residence at Cullum, near Abingdon, Berks, aged 31. Mr. G. Benson, far. her whose marriage to Miss Smith, of Melton, only took pla ce en & preceding Tuesday. Feb. 92, at Loton Pork, Shropshire, in his 67th year, Sir Ro- 1 bert Leighton, Bart. Feb. 14, at his house in Callender, George Menzies, Esq. of Rlnroy. late Chamberlain to the Duke of Montrose. Fels, 10. in her 101st year,' Mrs. Sarah Rose, of the Wood lands, phew of Mope, Derbyshire, Mkt of the late Ms. Dan. Rose, of *at • The Slut ult. at Arbroath, Mr. Themes Dick, surgeon, Dun. des. For several years past he had been occasionally Effected with a palpitation at the Mart ; and on Sunday se'nnight, while presoribing to a petit, he was seized with a syncope, emitted some blood, sad expired in a few minutes. CORDIAL BALM OP 'fIILZAD. A DELUSIVE habit, generally l earnt at great wheels, washes. end destroys the whole nervous system, and in the very lower of youth brings on all the infirmities of the most langukidng old age; renderkig its votaries Indifferent to all amusements, absent in company, dull and lifeless every where.-11sese maladies are' not only relieved, but ultimately cured, by this excellent Medicine, which it unrivalled for ro.. storing broken or decayed constitutions so pristine health and vigour. Sold by Leigh, Strand; Bacon, I So, Oxford-street; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard; Butler, Cheepside ; Tuti, Fa= and Ward, Holborn; price 11s. each, or f our i n one Bowie for SS.. by which one I Is. bade h saved, with the weeds " Sand.leiceon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp. lit "Atom may also be had, the celebrated A DITI-IMPETS. GENES, or SOLOMON'. DROPS In mercury, or any deleterion't preparation), whidi *and In the highest admen for the cure of die ustiry,' la,. Wroey and all dlseedele In impure stetietthe Mad hike gradual, gotle, A imperceptible, in tide best male , ever been dbcovered for • aibered•Mait eweeiettlug thelieed, aattetheelheles so gape all rd. impure_,Mges, Offing serene* and ewe es the wee% • andiftaita both b.ar eat salad. a. per botch or four in ow family bottle for V* at entail bottle 'Wawa The words u Slued. Same% are engraved on the lamp et each bottle, without -t gouda& . Ss. that scarce, interesting, and wend Fealty whicl is given an elegant Portrait of the Author, and Gilead-Houle), entitled, A GUIDN to HEALTH; both Sexes, in a Vuiety of 'Coniplaints.—By SLD.--Consaining a Treatise on Femme Diseases, end. LI ypodiondriac Complaints; "also Cieuerak Remark' Diseases with which the Human Body Is mostelkequendy enplaning the node o f utatment, !es: lemon capecta,.whkeeaa eunnlted by letter, the usual cum 's one pouisd note to be inclosed, addressed. " Modef Gllea‘lisuae, .neat • Lt!eremd. felt' tor use cute of Buvraraisse.- 6 YuderdaY, about ass o'clock, the Governor of originating in in the Penitentiary on Alillbank entered the Oace in a state of ant abhost imp great a g it a ti o n, and etanmunicated to Mr. Emma that a state thin has ever be of insubordination and ilanning mutiny bad manifested itself exit rweetreln among the prisoners under his charge. The ,Magistrate instantly ous and impure dispatched a party of the patrole well salted to the prison. A ' ealivaning an 44 communicaiion was made to I)itr. Mann in the evoning, an- Price Hs. pet noancing that the refractory prisoners were subdued, by their which oae small being strongly secured in irons, which had beets obtained front Liverpopi," are Newgate and other prisons. • which none are On Thursday evening, Adkins snd Vickery.** siriceri, ap- Also, . price l preliended Thanes Mitc l / 4 11, who attempted a few sv ' since W or k ( wtt l i whi to murder Mi s s Eli za b et h R ow l er, at BarnhAin, In a View of Giles kumshire, by kno c kin g h er down with a big 'ln her fates w,Advice to lx house, and cutting her neck i n several places. ,The Finnan golhiMf)N,N stur c noun w, was identified by $ Gentlem an who happened to sae his Nervonsal4lls) in a public-house ; and after undergoing a #scirt examination as those asesse before Mr. Bata; be was equuuldei io/itarnhant, where the adikriod; imolai witnesses resided, and was sonvriedcOlf* Adlns• Dr: e hl alm Cheeks Cliamhseitia NAIR/Anil*, ' for fur- , *sow of a one )1 tiler examination, on a sharp otieealbe : the Ithvi. L e tt er , Ik. /14, 'Mantes, the property of the Zing sad the' - . pay. don* recap: VICF e CHANCELLOR'S COURT, MARCH s. • his Honour the VICE CHANCELLOR was this day occupied in hearing causes of no importance but to the parties concerned, till past three o'clock. COURT OF KTNG'S BENCH, MARCH 5. lICPEV. PHELPS. The plaintiff, a medical man, sought to recover a demand of £l5 for atten lance upon the wife of the defendant, and the cure of a disease under which she suffered. The defendant refused to pay the demand, on the ground that the plaintiff had not effected a cure. Mr. SCARLET? contended, that ,the plaintiff was not entitled to recover. He had represented himself able to cure a disease, which often attacks the breast of a female, by a newly-discovered remedy, and he was allowed by the delendaut, in the hope of receiv ing benefit, to attend upon Airs. Phelps. After he had prescribed his nostrum,. it was found of no bene ficial effect, and the lady was obliged to submit to a surgical operation to preserve existence. Under •all the circumstances, it was described to be a case in' which the plaintiff had 'obtained employment under a false pretence. The Jury found a verdict for the defendant. FRENCH 11. GILES AN ANOTHER. The plaintiff, an ironmonger, brought his action against the defendant, a coi.ch-master, to recover da mages for an in j ury received by the breaking-down of a carriage which he had hired in August last. The plaintiff had hired a barouche on the 2d of August to take his family to Chiclehtirst, in Kent. On their return to town the straps of. the dicker broke, and the plaintiff was thrown off: hit shoulder was dislocated, his arm broken, and three ribs frac tured. A surgeon attended him several months, and he was not quite recovered when the action com menced. The action was attributed solely to the rot ten state of the leather straps. . _ The Learned Judge held, that persons letting out carriages were bound to see that they were fit for use. The Jury retired three hours, and on theii return found a verdict for•the plaintiff—Damages £5O. COMMON PLEAS THACKERY V. BIGNOLD. The defendant in this case was formerly Secretary to the Norwich Union Five Office. The plaintiff, a respectable manufacturer near Manchester, was one of the persons who preferred the complaints against his conduct, as set forth at a public meeting held at the Vulture Tavern. Bignolu, soon after that meet ing, published a pamphlet, in which he libelled the plaintiff, and this was the ground of the present ac-1 tion. The falsehood of the libel was clearly proved, and a verdict w a s consequently given for the plaintiff —Damages £5OO. HOME CIRCUIT—LENT ASSIZES. HERTFORD, MARCH 3. The Home Circuit commenced at this place' to. day, before Mr. Justice BAYLEY, in the Civil Court, and Mr. Justice Palm, in the Cr 'Am Court. William Ambrose was indicted for violently assault ing John Bishop on the King's highway, on the 27th August last, in the parish of Aldenham, and taking from his perton a gold seal and part ola watch chain. Since the prosecution had commenced, the constable who apprehended the prisoner had died, and this link in the chain of evidence being wanting, the Learned Judge summed up the case, making such observations as occurred to him upon the doubt of identity, and the Jury, after considerable deliberation, found the prisoner Not Guilty. MARCH 4. John Berry was indicted for assaulting John Lodge Hubbersty, Esq. on the King's highway, putting him in fear ' and taking from 'his person 20s. in silver, and a gold mourning nag, his .property, on the 10th of August, in the parish of Standcin.—Guilty—Death. Mitstell Chapman and James Anthony were indicted for burgiariously breaking and entering the dwelling holase of William Green, in the night of the 12th of January last, in the pari sh of Buckland, and stealing therein some silver and a one-pound note. This was • the most serious case in the Calendar. The circumstances produced in evidence were these :—About two o'clock in the morning, of the I`.?th of January, the prosecutor, a respectable far fl-.er in Buckland parish, 'and his family, were awa ker.ed out of their sleep by the crash of some window 'glass, and presently afterwards the prisoner, Chap man, burst open the door of the prosecutor's bed room, and with horrid threats demanded his money., The prosecutor got out of bed and opened a drawer, ; and gave the prisoner three half-crowns ; he then attempted to get into an adjoining room for the pur pose of,pulling an alarm-bell, 'but he was resisted by the prisoner, who struck him a violent blow, but at length succeeding in getting out of the room ; he was followed by the prisoner to the next apartment, and was in the act of pulling the alarm-bell, when he saw die other prisoner ascending the ladder placed against the window. A scuffle thegamsued between the pro t,ecutor and Chapman, who struck him several Mows with a.small iron crow upon the arms, and attempted to force the same instrument dosin his throat, in , doing which he broke two of his teeth. The,other prisoner in the mean time entered the window • but the prosecutor succeeded in getting out of the h ouse, ' illand giving the alarin. Other acts of violence were committed by .the prisoners upon the prosecutor's wife and a female servant, but they only got a pound .note in money. The alarm being the prisoners ;knitted the house; but were both recognised eat- Vag men in the neighLuurhood. r i scenv Antlieuyi attempted to set up an ;dila, but it was supported only by contradictory evi . ,de t i c e. The Jury found the prisoners Guilty—Death. • . 3:., THE MARKETS. NEWOATE stro T,,RIDRNHALL MARKETS, March 5. 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ICIM3IIII' Beaus, March 4..—Wheat 68s to 89s—Barley 501 to 83. 2 .0at5, 541 to 42s—Beare, 52s to 82.--Peas, to 80s.—Bread, Is od to It 10d. per Gallon. Oxroao, March 4.—The price of a Bushel of Wheat 9s. 80. The Half-peck Loaf, Household, ts 9ed. UXERIDGE, March 4.—Wheat per load .£lB 10, to £24 Os.— Barley, per quarter, 43s to 68s—Oats 52. to 46s—Beans, 56. to 74. —Yeas, 7SI to 784-11 ye, 00s to 00s. HOOPINCI COUGH CURED Cant Inward mdse . IN consequence of the beneficial eft:cis EMBROCATION for the cure of that distressitig the HOO I'l NG CC) CC 11, his :Majesty's Letters 1 Lt ea . 'grnuted to J. Roam, t: secure to !tin hi• valuable coripe s , ; :,, Blany thousands of children are.cvv , ..ei 3 .11,•!1v 'O7 Os, the first attack, an Immediate of t! c CATION will prevent the complaint t ,, iry any k ; :d rf constitution, and a few dines may comple%ly obstinate cases perseverance will prOduct the desi:ed no Remedy Bala be so well celculatiOr:r Ciiile.ren it require, no medicine to be taken iwarcilv. In no case eao this mceicine be genuine pries' sinc, - , wrapper by J. ItOCHE, and on every stamp tie our.es end Edvitirds, G', St. Paul's Church Yard. Price 41s. .ad 4s. per Breese. Sold by E. Edwards , C 6, St. Paul's, on the rocreW a y k g all respectable Dealers in Mediate!. , DR. JAAIESSANALEPTIt Pats. tendency to promote the natu:l seen:in-!, Remedy for Colds, Rheumatisms, re,er!, zed ;- Disorders whi,:b ..r!se from obstructed per!yir.... ire in a changeable climate. They are equally exce'etr.:l 4 achs and Indigestion; and for Geary, Bilious. or O ther Can, plaints of the Stomach and Bowels, too often the cer., t of Free Living. As a general Family Medi c i ne th!T , equal; and are particularly convenient for persons havilacto3,l mad in their operation, and not requiring any confinement. Il e Analeptle Fills continue to be prepared by Mesas. Neal t , the ONLY Recipe exis!ing under Dr. Jainees hand, ald by them at the original Warehouse for Dr. larr.A's 4.5, in St. Paul's Church-yard, London, ::nd 14, De. Dublin ; also by their Agents, Mr. Sanzer, Ls°, u and Messrs. Bagley and I.2ew, Cockspar...trett. As Cuunttrfeits are frelnently 011ered to: !ale, p. 11114 11 must observe, the gtattine have the name " F. Ncirstst: e s. graved In the stamp on each box. NERVOUS CO3IPLAINTS ANT) -- DEBILITYTHE late celebrated Dr. roTHERGILL, , course of Ms ertcr,sive practice, cutout:lt-red • such distressing eases df N-rmus CompWats, that he duced to direct Ms priocipal attention to the discovering as cf. fectual and permonept re"leciy. rids Medicitelets offered to the putlie attention under the dee of " Dr. ro. TMERGILL's NERVOUS DROPS," was k ir „,* of bit efforts; by twang of which he invatiably succeedui !nt . A. cluing and exterminating every description of Nurvotis and their various distressing affecticns, as Lownou of 5 i :74.. 4 Head-aches, Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, Spasms, Trtarrs Hypochondriacism, Extreme Lassitude, Anxiety, Fautisr nt, and every kind of debility or relaxation of the sytte:n. Tc fon unfortunately thus afflicted, it isconhde^r,yrreorrac^in tape the above inestimable Medicine, by which they are matul obtaining immediate relief, and by a ch:e agreeably to the directions given, the cempkte of their health. 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In all cases of debility or deficiency, taco. ther resulting from the too frequency of participating in the gaiu ties of fashionable life, the unbounded indulgence of iiberthli.tr, or a secret solitary habit, which weakens the energf of the wird, and destroys the flower of youth, by producing steriLty in the cat sex, and impotence in the other, they offer a safe a'id permancat cure. To those who, from such complaints, are presented ant% log into the married state, and ashamed to seek re:ief brood ova their infirmities in silence, it must be consoling to know, hour ever difficult or ineffectual the cure may be deemed by other Practitioners, that by a renovating and infallible method they - be restored go a sound and vigorous constitution, A disorder, frequently - contracted In a moment of India:action, and every species of Venereal infection, by a Mild and never-failiag mode of treatment, is speedily and ratiicall4- removed, walla% restraint in diet or exercise, as also St:ictures of the Urethra tad Gleets, which they are enabled to cure in a short period, wileat recourse to the painful and dangerous effects of the retires ofw hi c h be Lin to several Noblemen. eau give s of high respectability, who have been cured in a vet y ibort period, after havhig laboured under strictures for many years. „ - 'ro Married Females, whose expectations of those seen pledges of connubial happir.ess havebeen defeated, it may also be a pleasing reflection to know, that by a proper perieveranse S their remedies, the general health is renovated, and the impel. menu removed. Messrs. Goes and Co. exclusively pro,"eabii:g the cure of these particular complaints, in order that they may not be marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly atticheito the ignorant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to gat, that they have been properly educated and initiate] into eves, branch of the•profession, certificates of which from various he.. phials, and testimonials from the highest professions' i.tithorits. they have to convince any inquirer. That a residence in the warmer hemisphere of our eastern world as well as in other pans emboldens them to assert, that their researches having been code fined to diseases already enumerated, they hold out a certainty Si renovation to such as may labour under the debilitating effects d a life passed under the torrid zone; and farther, that having had opportunities in their professional capacity of forming an 111t1111.111 acquaintance with the constitutional habits ief. seafaring permai they offer to them the best assurances of immediate relief; that the success resulting from their endeavours first induced them to quit the prictice of the general.practitioner ; and they muffs that their pretensions constitute a fair ground for the unpies dented confidence with which they have by the Public berg ea liberally honoured. To be consulted at their house daily, personally or by letter. by patients of either sex, with secrecy, delicacy, and attendee. Patients in the country are requested to state the particulars of their case, age , and manner of living, inclining a rem i tta nce tie advice and medicines, and the remedies will be SiVell CC WI” . ded to any part of the Kingdom. • OOSS and Co. Surgeons, 15, Benverie-etreet, Fleet -glee lust published, the Roes of Lars, a familiar Commentary sr the above Diseases. Di Goes and Co. To behad at A Pi t t' duster-row, and of all Booksellers, prier ss. . BY HIS M*J ESTYI ROYAL . LETTERS PAII.N I . LAKE'SGENUINE PILLS, justly ist::l ts for curing, in all Its stages, tke VENEREAL DISEA:II. One small NI le a dose, and the taking. of one En,, 1.1 a rem: case, will soon convince [lmpatient of the Certaint y his Spet 6 l recovery. Nothing can be hotter contrived, more sate, or mom ea 116066 1611 than this Remedy, for such as are obliged to nisi Or to sea, as it needs no confinement tsar restraint of elm: and sixty years experience (in an extensive practice) hm proved that it will effect a Cure when repeated Salivation. and all otter methods avail nothing. For the Set:my and other Chretutri Disorders, this Medicine has net Its parallel. Upwards 6 40,000 persons of both sexes have been radically cured or tot above cruel disorders, within the My eight years. Prepareisie. sold loy the Sole Proprietors, T.TAYI.OR and SON, bleru l if tEe Royal College of Surgeons, at . their Hocse . No. 9, N' Bridge.street, in Proses of only 9,5. 9d. each, duty inchird-• N.B. Two heck doors, sad Lights In the Passages at nigat-- Tey are aka sold by their appoiotment, with copious direciog dams 'I oy Shbp, 103, Oxfard-street ; Mr. Diaborough's, N‘ • Fisk-street-hill, nearly opposite the Monument ; and by ° R Person in every considerable Town in Great Britain and.ire:as , .. advice gratis to persona taking the above, or other of ;be 1% 2, orietor's Medicines. COAL MARKET, Ms.aca S. Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price. 12 Newcastle 7) 33s Oaf to 441 Cu 1 Sunderland 1. Cs Od to 441 Oil • iitii LA • rues ILL T••••A 11l III.• WM. - A "It. . 1 Dubliq 4 - . 0 1 • Lisbnn 0 , Waterford 3 0 France 0 1 Gueruiry andleney 0 0 Hamburgh 0 0 Hollsod 0 0 Sweden • 0 Flanders 0 0 Brazils 0 d - -------- ~ HIGH WA,TEIt at LONDON 111111/GL.TO44 OI H tO%‘• • Wiring . - . 59 trdnutes after id ' Afternoon . - - uo .--w-. ........ It .... --"- • UlitilAl -_,---- S; -z. publi*o . 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Ti .h* etortmcnied took bey are assured sf yersevernet h k to re-tstablishmew Burn and Soso, atPs. -londot ttd irripil Books:Zen, the kingdom rs of the Rofai sedulously devout tidy of those Caw- often prevent, Put be no mereas TT/. .7.71 5 of the fint heir superior mode !rit thus publidy w it deficiency, ...110. ipatin; in the Ow nee of libel-614.w, tnergf of the wiel, ; sterility in the VW tic vid ?ermine.* re presteated este. k re:ief brood owl ng to know, bows deemed by other method they mar tucion, A certak f indiscretion, awl and never-fading removed, without if the Urethra asd rt period, withest the Caustic; refe. en and Gail:sew veiy short period s y years. is of those tender red, it way also be tr perseverance W 1, and the impetrs rely prts'essieg the at they may not be o justly attothedto iemselves to icat, itiate.l into every from various hue isionsl ..othoritits, residence in the 11 as in other puts having been con. . out a certainty Si bilitating effects d r, that having had rming an intimate seafaring persons, !dim relief; that t induced them to ind they presort for the unpiew- e Public been so sally or by letters :y, and attentit. the particulars of a remittance tic givens' fors sal- met, Fled-toter Commentary sr had at 90, Pug - RS PAII NC. justly .EAL 1119 EA:.!. 800 a norm in ty;o1 his speed we sate, or mom bites] to se jail' regraint of ttcr) has proved ion and all other other Chroiniai el. Upwards 6 :Ay cured of at s. Prepared ais SON, Pilerabw :se, No. 9, Nett duty inclosied. -- sages at nigbt apious ioroush'os 1 44 . ; end by ou itain and. ift:lS`• het at Price. Od to 441 C 4 Od to 441 Ott - •11 • • • • 0 • 6) 61-jaOU • itee after i 0 • PRICE OF LEATHER. Butts, 50 to S6lhs each t!ld to 2.3e1 per lb. Dido, 56 to 6Glbs each 0 44 to 25d Dressing Hides , I7d to 19d Vine Coach Hides • 19d to 21d Crop Hides, 35 to 401bs or cutting ....„ 17i to 181 Ditto 45 to 50T• 19d to aid CAI Skins, , 30 to 4016 s 22d to a7d Itto 50 to 70Ibs .30d to 574 tto 70 to 80lbs 30d to 344 Small Seals (Greenland) ,..22d to 26d Large ditto . per dozen 60s to 90s Tanned Horse Hides , 17d to tad Spani.ll Horse Hides 044 to 274 ! Ic.] :;. ,- 1 r ~, '~i I I •