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rl:ONi LAS"; NIGHT'S GALEI'L'E. DOW'N!NG-::,TREF:I', MAY 15. His Mk IT.' ry has been please:l to appoint Lieute nant-General EnwAtio MomosoN to be Commander ii;s Majesty's Farces in the Island of Jamaica and i:s I).yenticticies. MILITARY' PROMOTIONS. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Bedford. 2d Battalion of Bedfordshire Local Militia. The Right lion. t,url Saict John to be Licuttnant-oolonel-Com- rnandant. Dat.tt April :20, 1309. Pyiert Gnestin, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated as above. loan Watkins l'arker,Esq to be Major. Dated as above. Gee: ge st'ynter, George Arnold Hailey, Miller Golding, '1 pumas Presets, and 'l'hontas Sandys„Esqrs. to be Captains, t.:itl Thern..4 Esq. to be Captain and Adjutant. Dated as alcove. Edward unwell, and James Alincr, Gents. to be Lieutenants.- I)...tvt) _ _ . i'ou.::tain, and James Hardy, Ceuta to be Ensigns. Dated LS 4 1 • i'•:‘eare! I.ar;ley, GCnt. to be Surgeon. Dated as above. tontrniziotts signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Conn! v of Norfolk.—Fikenham Infantry. Peter Stuitli Cole, Gev.t. to be En.ik;u, vice Wythe, resigned.— • i"Le.e, t, JoLo Gent. to be ditto, vice Pitchers, resignicL--. Lynn and Freebridge Rifle Corps. wi::iam Crisp, Gun. to be First Lieutenant, vice Cox, resigned. Dated May 1, 1309. I(ichr.rtt Alaulat:tl, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Cotton, re.szil,;l;. Dated a • above. ilhatii Carter, Gent. to be ditto, vice Forster, resigned; John cut. to Lc tlitto, vice Hall, resigned. Dated as above. Coni;nis inns in the following Regiments of Local Militia, signed by his Majesty. !Al Fest, Gear. en Le Adjutant to the Sheffield Regiment, in the We.it Ridi:ig or tb.. County of York. ;ones fear cc, tirtit. to be ditto to the Four Cornwall (or Moantsay) Regiments. 'Commission in the Derbyshire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lard Lieutenant. Thomas Chamberlain, tent. to be Cornet. Dated Feb. 44, 1809. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Derby. Belper Regiment of LoCal Militia. Joseph Strutr, Esq. to be Lieutena:A-Colonel-Commandant, and George Henry Strutt, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colontl. Dated S-ptember 24, IF•08. John Cressy Hall, E,q. to be Major. Dated as above. John bell Crompton, isq. to be ditto. Dated April 18, 1809. le.iediab Smut, James Fletcher, Isaac Statham, William Sta tham, John Tur on,and George Ilownes, Lsqrs. to be Captains. Dated September s 3, 1808. 'W'Aliarn Henry Waine, Esq. to be ditto. Dated 4Fril 18, 1800. Giaiert Crompton and Win. Hunter Hunter, Esqrs. to be Cap tains. Dated as above. Charles Clarke, Esq. to he Captain. 'Dated April 28,1809. John Flat, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Sept.'24, 1808. John Wo•illey, John Fropt, Illtrn. Fletcher, Samuel Harrison, Jolni 71-tch•-r, jan. Wm. Goodall, and Thomas Walker, Gents.. to be I ieuterlan:s. Dated as above. Henry Turner, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated April 18, 1809. Sar. - :iiel Sanders, Robert Ward, and Thomas Warts, Gents, to be • i.l:utenants. .It)atcd as above. Thomas Fl;tcli..r, Gent- to be Ensign. Dated Sept. 24, 1808. Thomas Savage, John Williams, t-aninel Harvey, jun. San uel ltott, William Wilkes, and Thomas Moore, Giants. to be En signs. Dated as above. Edward Turion, teot. to Ix ditto. natEd April 28,1800. Thomas Jackson, Gent. to be Quarter-Master. Dated April 18, 1809. David Leans, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated as above. Chatsworth Regiment of Local Militia. Harry Bache Thornt.ill, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Comman dant. D.ced Sept. 1:1, 1808. allowlici, Esq. to be Lietonant-Colonel. Dated as Rol:, rt Arkserient, Esq. to be Major. Dated April 28, 1809. Samuel lit:von, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Sept. 24, 1808. btlep Heacock, Janes Longs.ion. James Carrington, and Ralph: Feints, Esqr;. to lie Captauts. ,Dated as above. Aa'ntant Alexander Grant Carmichael to be Captain, by Brevet. Dated as above. Samuel Dutton, Esq. to be Captain. Dated April 28,4809. Ales:ruler Radford, E... to be ditto. Dated as above. t'aleb Barker, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Sept. 24, 1808. Join: Gardotn, James Logan, aud Matthew Frost, Gents. to be lioiten.ints. Dated as above. ' The:Juts Birds, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May 8, 1800 /Attics Frith, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated April 2S, 1809. p 5 Rnvnun, Jonas Wood, Wm. Wood, and James Muirhead, Gents. to he Ensigr s. Dated as Thomas Ilipton, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated Sept. 24, 1838. Wirksworth Regiment of Local Militia. Prair! - ; Hurt, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Da ' ted September 24,180. Peter Arkw right, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Dated as above. Jahn Blatt: wall Esq. to he Major. Dated as above. Richard Hurt, Charles Arkwright, James Swettenham, Charles NA•right, and Thomas Hall, Esqrs. to be Captains. Dated as above. Adjutant Hugh Campbell to be Captain, by Brevet. Dated as above. . 7 .%,Ailnes, and Robert Creswell, !stirs.; Sir Henry Fits herbert, Bart.; Edward Radford, and l'ieorge Nuttall, Esqrs. to be Captains. Daied April 18, 1809. William bradshaw and Charles Johnson,-Gents. to be Lieutenants. Dated SLiger:ll....r 24, 1808. yohr. Andrew, aid Lanier! Harley, Cans. to be ditto. Dated April IC, :era Richard Wheeldon, Gent. to beßnsign. Dated as above. Join I.li!ward. and Samuel Cubley, Gems. to.bt ditto. Dated April 2.15, f S:O9. .Pininas tme :71:y,-Gent. to be Quarter-Master.- Dated Septem ber t 4, I hug. Anthony Goodwin, Gent. to be Surgeon: Dated AprillB. 1809. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant .of County of Lincoln. .Li.-Idsey Regiment of Lincolnshire Local Militia. Finis Overton, Gent, to be Surgeon. Dated April '29, 1809. Lt eden Regiment of Lincolnshre Local Militia. Ptpiit r, Benirose, and Francis Ward, Gents. to be L.ieutemeats. Dated May 4, 1869. Holland and Boston Regiment of Lincolnshire Local Militia. • Chriraop'aer Broughton, Esq. to be Captain. Dated May 6, 1809. I , aul .Byron, Thomas BrottgF.tott, Joseph .Smith, Joseph ;'Llinas Gritton, George Fitawilliatin Hodgson, Joim Hoiiand, Put Waldegrave, William Symonds, Francis Rctonson. John ;;nath, Caristoplier Lamb, George Firth, Robert Smith, Gr: en, aad Thomas Hydra, Gents, to be I. , at:td al one. Jobti Walter P..sies. Gent. to be surgeon. Dated at alove. Roy.ll llortli Lincolnshire Militia. ' lames 1n1:conl, Uent. i.ie , J,er:lr.t. Dated May 10, 1869. Tbont.ts ICezt . .•• Ci,rt. to be Etisign. Dated as above. Comnussi()F , s in IL? South F.:tst Hants Local Militia, signed the Lord Lieutenant John t.hd EA. to be Li. tit.naut-Colon:.!-Commandant. Dated Sept( niliQr err', butt. Samuel CluaveLlnd, to be Lketesiant-Colonel. Dated as ettreer-n, rc l . to be First Atijov. Dated as above. John Burs: y, F. . .q. tu •••‘.,:•:ll(llV.,i?ie. Dated as above. San Esq. to be t2ipzain,-by st-nim lir of Isis Captatiestorrt tili”ion is C lexteil as above. joiin Slv4t, and Johni'.Wiit, Estirs. to be Captains. Dated as James ( ee I .ivett, James White, George Alex „der •I i.'ertvn, and Jelin Aldridge, Escrii. from the Lyming tted as above. tan Volt:oter.rs. tut . _ rains. Jo: a Rickman, Char:es James Aviatt, c l u i es Hyde, Thrt , 7.7. nog, Joseph Hopkins, W. Ba rnes , Richard Hocking, :n. Colb , rfie, Rrynnkts, and Gupta. tube Lituteaauu. 1),, t ,d as above. John Gazeley, Esq. to be Captain and A,djetaitt. Dated as dove. James Erman, Gent, to be Battalion Clerk. Dated as above. • Abraham Atwood, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated as above. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant•Qf,the Cotinty of Kent. Ct-anbrook and Woodsgate Regiment of Local John Jeffreys Earl Camden, X. G. to be Colomei Dated May 16, ISO 9 William Alexander Morland, Esq. to be Lientsnant.Colonel.-1 Dated as above. Thomis Law Hodges, Escj. to be ditto. Dated as above. John bitiney,Esq. to be Major. Dated as above. Chatham and Dartford Regiment of . .. Local Militia. John FAT' of Darnley to be. Lientenaot-Colonel.Coassnandant. ' Dated May 16, ISM The Honuarable William Wish, and Wa Twopenny, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonels. Dated as absivit. Robert Talbot, Esq. to be. Major. Date as above. Bearslead and Mailing Regiment of Local Militia. Charles N'iscount Marshans to be Lieutenant-Colonel Comma- dant. Dated May 16, 1809 The Hon. John Wit , gfield Stratford to be Lieutenant• Colonel. Datt das above. - Henry Hawley, Esq. to be eitto. Dated as above. Fr.unas Hubble Douce, Esq. to b4:Major. Dated as oboe. Ashford Regiment of Local Militia. George Finch Hamm), Esq. to be Lieutehantio:olonel Coentran dant. Dated May 16, 1009. Sir John Houty wood, Batt. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated • as above. Edward Hussey, jun. Esq. to be Major. Dated swabove. Commissions in the Tower Hamlets I.initia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. . 2d Royal Regiment. Feign Warburton Cray to be Lleutvnant, vice Sheon Kest, sp.. poirted to the 14th Toot. Dated April 12, 1809. Engirt) Charles Clinch. Gent. to be ditto, vice Squires, promoted is the 56th Foot. Dated May 1, 1 so% J. F. S qu ires , Gent. to be Engirt, vice Gay, promoted. Dated • _ _ _ April 12, 18c9. Second Assistant-Surgeon John Mlore to be ditto, wic,e Clinch, promutt.d. Dattd May 1, 180.4. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Wm. Datitin, James Greenhalgh, and Jeipmin Hind, of Notting • ban, coal-dealers, May 13,. 1 809. l'eljamin Hind and Wm. Dayitig, of Nottimffiam, coal and iron dialers, April 6,1800. John Heron and James Grime, of Salford. Lancashire, cabinet makers, May 12, 18e9. Thomas Platt and MOWS Platt, of I.ongdend..le, Cheshire,. woollen-manufacturers, May 12,1849 Jane Green and. Joseph Atkins, of Stoke NLwingtco, carpenters, May 15, 1809. John Cogan and Joseph Sharman, of Castle-sr:act, Bo: ougb. seal WOOt liunutacturtrs, May 13, 1809. John Mark and David Wilkia, of Neweastle-upon-Tyne, pawn-. brokers, May 1, 1809. Nathaniel Allin, Joseph Mardall, and Joseph Allin, of Porzsea,' Southampton, May 6, 1809. Richard Walters and Edward Czplin, of Southampton, common' carriers, May 8, 1809. Thoir as Lnckwood and Co. of Liverpool, drapers and hosiers,' April 18, 1809. BANKRUPTS. William Munt, now or late of Portaea, Hants, plasterer, dealer . and Chapman, to surrender May Si% at one, May S 7, at eleven, : atia Jun. 4 27, at one, at the Parade Coffet-House, Portsmouth., Attornies, Mr. Poolden, Portsea ; or Mr. bhslton, Sessiona 1-louse, Old Bailey, Lui,don. Olive Greenway, .jolin Tripp Greenway, and "Francis Iloward Gre‘away, of Bristol, stone-masons, statearies, architects, builders, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, May 30, 81, aud' June .27, at eleven, at the ltutinner ravens, Bnstol. Attornies, Mr. Jofut Coulson, Bristol; or Mr. Evans, No. 97, Hatton- Garden, London. . _ _ William Booth, of Carlisle, Cumberland, grocer, May 30, 31, and lone 27, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Carlisle. Attornies, Mr. Wm. Hodgson, Carlisle; or at his chambers, No. 12 and 13, Clement's Inn, London. Alexand:r Loison, late of Grehr Castle-street, Oxford-Market, Middlesex, wino -merchant, dealer and chapman, May 20, 27, and June 27, at twelve, at Guildhall. AttornieS, Messrs. Wade son, Barlow and Grosvenor, Austin Friars, London. s cbarlea Charlton, of Newcastle-upon- l'yne,niercbant, dealer and Chapman, May 20, June 6, and 27, at eleven, at the Shakebpear Tavern, Newcastle-upon- Fyne. Attornits, Mr. Bacon, South ampton-rtreet, Covent-Garlen, Loudva ; -or Mr. Matthew Forster, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. John Tnweil, of Tetney, Lincolnshire, victualler, dealer and chairman, June I,.at four, June 2, and 27, at three ' at the Gran .by bin, Gnat Grimsby Atti,tn:cs, Ir. Julio Berry, Great Ca io,sny ; or Mr.' Wm. Tuck. r, bartlett's &tidings, Holborn, Vondoit. Wathin John Chariton, of Mo:yneaux-street, Edgware-Road, iddiettldzr, vont-imago'', ticaler aid enapman, May , 23, no, at wt.., and June 27, at tun, at Guildhall. At.ornies, Messrs. Gale and JON Bcdford-street, Iteatortl-row, Lo::don. Joan lt:irton, of West Cowes, 1,;:e Wight, brewer, dealer and eltapnian, May 27, June 3, and 27, at eitven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr..Lr...ke, fish-street, Poetor s• Commons, Louden. William Weaver and Joseph Hol', late of Spr:rg Gardens, Char itig-Crass, Middlesex, patent musical instrument-makers, dealers, chapmen, and copartntrs, May :X), at ten, May :30. at eleven, and June 2.7, at ten, at Guiltihall. Attorney, Mr. Vincent, BediVrd-street; Bedford-sty:4re. Thomas Cox, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, cc , rn and coal-mer chant, May 29, at four; May 30, at ten, and June 91, at three. at •the Black Lion, Great Yarmouth. Atto; nits, Mr. Prestos:, Great Yarmouth; or Mr. Lewis Petie‘ck,Lincolies-Inn Fields, London. _ _ _ Henry Morgridgeoaf Fleet-street, London, bootrnaker and .hoe maker, dealer and Chapman, May 20, 27, and June 7.7, at ten, at Gttildhan. Attornica, fwn. liig,den and Sym, Currierb'- bat!, I.crldon-W4ll. Vi!Masa Jorei, ol Woolwich, Kent, tayler, dealer and durmast, May 20, Su, and June 27, at twelve, at Guil,ll.alL Atzorney, Mr. Robert Moore, Woolwich. POLICZ, &c. .Bow-srazer.—Yesterday, Mit York, aged 24. was charged with shooting 'at Mr. Coombes. Mr. C. stated, that on Sunday last, :rill k looking at some men playing at cricket, in Kempt(ai Park, Sunbury, Le obsenred Miss Y. in a _paddock, parted by scme paling, tiring off a gun, on which he went towards her, and heard Henry Parker• tell Fer, if she fired again in that careless way, he would rake the gun from her. Miss Y. asked her servant who that fel low was ? said she should take the liberty of firing at _him, and immediately presented and snapped twice. Fle then got behind a tree, when she presented at him again, and the piece went of. He s•tw her put shot into it, and prime with powder, which her servant gave her. Henry Parker confirmed the above testi molly, and said he saw the ball strike the gravel, about three paces before him ; and on his asking what she was firing at, she replied, that if lie insulted her, in her private walks she would shoot him. The ball made an aperture in the paling, on' which Coombes and he jumped oyer, and wrested the gun from her. lu dcfonce, Miss Y. stated, that Coombes had made use of very improper language, and thrown pieces of paling at her. Mr. Rolfe, uncle of Miss Y. nod part proprietor of the Park, stated, that the Park had no road through it, and therefore the witnesses, as well as the cricket ters, were guilty of a trespass; and endeavoured to discredit the testimony of Coombes, observing, that he was far from-being a respectable character. This, the Magistrate übseved, was to justification of the Trio knce ; he would, however, grant another bearing, on. Mr. R. undertaking to produce his niece and the•ser vain, who, he observed, was equally culpable. • . . r. R. nersett to% Mt maidOlb tvotild pioduce three "metes to discredit thietaatirneoy of the voinpikin. ta. • . . . . sianwuz.--Yesrerday Phebe iirrservi was fully cosunitted, charged with f entering the apartment of Mrs. Yeowell, by means of false keys, and stealing therefrom €l5O in notes. WHITS:MAP/J.—Yesterday G. Ware was fully corn miued, charged lvith.burglariously stealing frum-the house of Mr. Sifken, Prospect Place, Stepney-green, watches, plate,.id. to a considerable, amount. . A private letter from Waterford, gives an account of the murder of Mr. Powest, of Benvoy, in that coun ty, a most worthy -and respectable man, by some ruffians who attacked his house to. rob it of arms.— Mr, Power was in his 70th year. On Saturday se'nnight George Glover. and Wm. Proudlove, convicted of shooting at and wounding the officer of excise while on .duty, were executed at the back of the New City Gaol, Chester. At the .laee of .execution they took leave of each other in the , most affectinn4te manner; .and on being tied up and. the. fatal signal given, the platforM fell, and, Shocking to relate, both the ropes broke, and the.poor men were precipitated: to the bottom of the scaffold ! They were taken into the chapel ' (neither of them materially hurt) till other ropes could be procured, each exclairs'ng ." What a sad _business is this !" They then requested the Rev. Mr. tisb to be ag.ain vent for, aid after taking a little refreshment, jointed him most fervently in praying nearly two hours, when ropes being prepared,- they met their unhappy fate with the most manly fnrtittule andresiirnation. Bik fH. On the S 4 3th alt. at Weetmead,• Angton, of a son. MAkillEll. !, Lady Icen- • At Clifton, the Hsn. Captain Gardner, R.N. to Miss C. V. S!raubenzee, third daughter of C. S. V. Straubenzee, Esq. of Yorkshire. • On Sunday the ftth ult. at outh Dalton,. Mt. 'llnas Fisher,' aged 62, to Miss Granger, his housekeeper, aged short court Alp. The bona of niarria: letween the bride a::el a yrie N t man, her fellow servabt, Nrk . ry tti have been puhlislued 6,1 that tia;-. Nionday, the Ist inst. at kotheley Temple, Leicestershire, Rev. l'oNeplt Rose., to Misc Bibingion, eldest daughter of T. :la. bineton, EA. Merill.t r 'for !.( to sten., Lai). Tuesday senniyht, a? his houre in Merrinr-square, Dilllin, Doctor Flu ket, au einittena physician, and bruchtr 'or ti.i Hon. W. C. l'iunicct, his late. Attorney-Ge:ivrJi is Ireland. On the 17th of March, at sea, a few days after Icaviny St. Helena, Captain Thomas li ithon, Commander of the limos:- Able East-India Company's, ship Cevion. At his house in ChariotLe-Arvet, litzny-square, Dr. Morgan Hu h Kem. dy. On the 13•lt i )st.ne3r Dorking, Surrey, Mr. George Birch, lice second son of Mr. Alcianlan Ihrch, London, age 4 ln. _ RIFLES—'fI) BE SOLD, ABOUT ONE HUNDRED RIFLES of modern construction, with the ACCOUTTIEMENIS, which be forged to the late STOCK . I . ON FOREST RIFLMEN. The whole are in excellent repair, and worthy the attention of Officers commanding Regiments of Local Militia, or suck as may with to attach Riflemen to their Corps. further perticulars may lae - knowo'by applying to Mr. Wood, Cutler, Spurriergate, York, WOODFORD, EbSEX. Capital Mansion, Pleasure-Grounds, Gardens, and eligible Land for till Wing, in front of the High Road. To be SOI.D by AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS, At Ga-raway's, on Thursday, May .25, at 12, in 'lire.? Lora, 2 k. VALUABLE FREEHOLD and COPY HOLD ESTATE, called SEES ELM'S. . Lpt 1. Comprises a spacious elegant Mansion, planned for the accomtnotla• ion of a Gentleman's Family, with convenient Of- Imes of all descriptions, complen-ly fitted up, Coach-houses, Stables, Court-yards, Lawns, extensive Pleas.are-grottnds, planted with luxuriant forest-treiat and s'irubs; most excellent and pro ductive Gardens, walled round, and planttd with the choicest fruit -trees, ill high perfection ; Hot-house, Grapery, Green-house, Melon-grotind, etc.; a very nrat kiarm-yards, and suitable Buildings, surrounded by nearly .lcres of rich Meadow Laud, interr,n,ried with full-grown 'limb -r: situate rear the entrance of Woodford—the residence of George Smith, Esq. All the Buildings are in suhsta nth:: repair, and well supplied with fine water, presenting a most delight ul, cheerful, and reared situation, distant only seven ntili:s from London. bot C.. A vain title Fret:h ad Estate, fronting the high road, and adjoining the north end of Lot . l, called the Rookery, with an excellent G rien, walled round, and well planted, Hot house, 45cc ; a capital Brew-house, comp' •tply fitted up ; a Granary, and sundry nui!dinps and Meadow Land, in all about eight Acres; a most, eligible spot for building, ornamented with a fine Grove of lofty full-grown 'I hither, which sererns it front the high road. Lot's. A fine Meadow, containing about chart Acres—a most beautiful situation for building, situate on the south east part of Lot . 1, adjoining the high read to Chigwell. . The Premises may be viewed by Tickets, from the In of May to the time of Sale, where Particulars may he had; at the G eor d e and Castle Inns, Woodford; Cock, and Bell, Rolnforkr; Word ; Swan, Stratford; Mermaid, Hackney; at Garraway ); and of Mr. Robins, Warw:ci-strect, Golden-square; whe►e a Plan of the Estate may be seen, and Tickets for vicwinz ma;• be had. RENOVATED HEAL EH. IT has been too frequently the subject of just and general reprobation, that men destitede of. the •.lemt nts of the medical art have offered themselves as candidates for public patronage in title profession of physic. For the parpose of doing justice to the result of our stedies and experien: e and to prevent us front being classed among those entpities w how: isni)a dent pretensions have, unfortunately for society, been ton favocr. ably received, we beg le.ive to submit to the liberal and enlight ened, a faitl.lui suuetuent of cur puesuite t.nd acquirements. After having received a regular medical education, es the pupils of Messrs. Grindal and Blize.rd, whose lectures and practice we carefully attended, as Profesors and Surgeons of the Lendbn Hos pital, we entered ourselves as students in tbat justly celebrated school for medical acquirements, the Royal Cellege of Edin burgh, and were instructed in the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the Theory and Practice of Physic, Chemistry, Mid wifery, Botany, &c. &e. &c by those eminent. Prolessors, Drs. Munro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duucstn, and It Intierford. We trust we shall not be deemed presumptuous in &lying, that our proficiency and acquirement% are not incousidemble. Haeir.g for a long series of years made VENEREAI. CONIPLAINTo, and the various diseases of DEBILITY, the particular ehject of our studies and practice, it will, we hope, he ail , Aved that we have acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and care. In 'slight and recent cases of iufectiote a perfect re-establishment is completed in the short period of two d..ys, and in those of the utmost inveteracy, where other prartnie,nees bare failed Of suo .cess, a proper perseverftee In our plan . - t1 treatment ensures to the patient a safe aed radictt cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the ef fects of a habit long and most u..happily pursued 5y the youth of both sexes, there are none more alarming or more di it ressing than thole deficiencies and debilities seliirb frequently prevent or em bitter the matrimonial state. To such persons it must he a ecn soling reflection to know that they may now, by a new and infal lible mode of treatment, be re-...urea to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigorcus ennstitutioo. In all cas.s of Debility, front whatever cause arising, as well as in every 'pr elim of Venereal infection, we may he consulted .by patients of either sex with the greatest secrecy and honour. Hours of con sultation at home from tea, to three, and front six in the evening till ten at night. Patients in the country are requested to state the particulars of their ease, age, and geaeral habit of hying. &c. inclosing a remit tance for advice an 4 medicines, when the same will be given or tent to any part of the kingdom. !ro ensure that secrecy so es sential to our undertaking, the postage. of tamers nu be added to tbsaewant for medicines.. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, No. 107, Hatton Gulden. . • JAMES. MIK EttrON - i'Ned 2d, .. s 6f Wal t : . 1 , • ... 1-fill, Epsom, Surrey, Wai se vre. -years aillictt a 4. • !, ..• eight helm in his right kg, and littwerit JO ucti (!..,. bone came away dutieg that period. Tiie discharge inscreasiag, unable unessisitid to move, taking off his leg V.' prfeedto save his life. He then confidently applied :o 43012 Y's I?JtTENT ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS; i, l a and a half, by them alone, he is resiored to kelt Is, three years since lie has foUowed his laborious wictin:•tirei. will satisfy any inquiries, personally. or by {utter, laid. gentriae.Medicine has the words " By the Kings , y. pressed oh the bottle, bill of direction, and mit bide wrapper ; the King's duty is printed in black ink. hold at the 1): No. IS, Soho-square, London, in small bottles of bottles 10s.; and larger ii. 2s. Compound Essence to • pleasant irritiltion. Si. WHIId PROFESSIONALI of .1.!; ( and Responsibility derhate from tier General SV6t.. the selection of a particular branch, the sanction oflong.con-:-- ; Success is the 'best criterion of.superiority. Fnur.een years have-we . devated our practice to the et c ) : treatment of two disorders, and `the successful re-lit rf .n t 1 gives us additional ardour to oppose, as tar as we are nth « ... s ; ravages of.these complaints, Aviiich are the most impor:ant catalogue of human infirmities,. After initiation into every branch of practice, we con-er-T,-, ', the sufferings of Siphylitic and Debilitated Pa icing, wish to rescue individuals from the ignorance of uned; or the - equally dangerous preciP;tancy of getter!! • , The clisorderi, to the clue of which wetave devoted ':,: r comprise.every species of Venereal recent or long duration s' ettly, all - kinds of Debility, wbet:,rt ing front the habiti of school-boys, or the indulgenctes of n:•; ; ,._ age.—Numerous diseases are the result of ignorance, or !; 3 • t . ••• the tre.-tment of a simple i;ottorrhcea, ;.ird it not unfrequeutivt . tens,eitat the-seeds of life are poisoned by the it;diccrettu:: tuluarded hour. jays superior method such complaints are easily cure!". even when: Others have ttili4, we trust that we may prett;:);p: u *IN: a radical resestaksistinssan. Few, however, are the case of comp:iaated distress in tlas k' !- order, cctlipared with Vit. calamitous ,itt:azions of nee, v. s from ate indulgence In a.Shtitary of the prevalot t; a fat:dutiable life, acqui.e that sta-e of debility, which is tile v. avoidable consequence of Such peritici‘,.;s habits. 'Where the unhappy sufferer broods ever his misery, b ut fully conceals Pis misfortune., it may t.t- some consolation to know, that although it he am object of doubt or once:l.-.,. :7 with other practitioners, the remseral of these deficiencies hr gradual progrotsof renovation is the :tr.; urrestent of ottrexpetii-oce. if the rites of Bacchus or Venus have herein to more mat.:v vigour, inueleaeriety will he prevet net! by !an c • 7 1 , 1 1,., r:( ; this par g uid stat e, and in't hitse cases, no great &faculty will u r. But Nihvre this deficiency ha. for ye4r4 misted, a prover pe-,•:. verance indispensibly requhate to res ive the slumbering seark t and to meant mate 1h e .censtitntiosi. 1 The secrecy -which is so e.eeieial to our undertaking, a! d!' qualification, which we 1.1:.->aute to .• Ate, form th e 1,,, pretensions, and the with such this intimation i$ that Messrs. Litiou and Co. may be consulted personsiiy, or liv letter, (Inclosing a Baiik Note) at the r house, No. 49, Arses:,'. street, Strand, necr 'l'emple is an additional entrance ' in Nirater-4treet adjoining, ant! the name is on both 11-urs •I A Diploma from the Royal Ceilcee of Snrrecm Loren; ' andTestimouials from the mostemicent Phycirians i.ecihrt:s u! rejular education, and • a:tel.:jun to tlt , .? every branch of the profession, are open to the inspcf:ii , n, of -0 7 enquirer, and constitute a fair ground for that sit Ct.-; Wlth v 6 . 40. we. have hitherto beet] honour,-tl. E. 1.F:1111i and Co. I u . 1 t.,1%1K COO kit :1•0,NLIIN S. MESSRS. LEIGH 'anti CO. have the honour ID obverse, . that altl:ou to the i:lan on tb.: principles of integrity e:••ablislud by thtir Predecessor, at far back as the year 1794,•it was never his practice to at cept any fee for . the first interview, where the terms statid for the full treatment of the case were not perfectly satish“.. Wry ; and although this, plan of stating the terms plainly air: unequivocally, and refusing a fee on the disapproval of thes is still and ever will be strictly adhered, to, the occupatior their time in the Corresponding Pcpartment is such, that no tern whatever are, or can be answered, unless a Bank Note :t closed. And in Cempialtits where the parties are urgen: r instant supply of Medicine, the liberal-mind will not object to inclosure proportionate to tke nature of thr case, or the of the'paity. Messrs. !AWN and Co. sanctioned by regular Education, by a Diploula front the Itoyal Coltei;e of §urgeor.s in Lon.l. o which the principal Partner is an exaMined and approved bee, and by certificates sad the strongest testimonials of atuli:y froth the most eminent 1-bysicians in I.andon,continue to confi..e their practice to the cure of those Complaints which are con tracted in a moment or immdcattion, and ttar-state of de-bil:-.r which is caused by yt utbful impludpnce, by which life becto.:., emb;tuered, or the possibility of prhgehy prevented. Palk:" s in the Country will lave the goodness to descrilrl every symptom of the conVatnt, their age, and maiir.er cf and fur the purpose of inscrumble secrecy, letters containing fees need not be pest p: id. No. t'P, Arundel-street, Strar.t', near r. "1 7 ') 'L . No. 9, .URIDUE-TRLET, I.UNDON. tinsiiivii COSI BEE) leave to "inform you, that ever !Ince the pony I- I 79(1, I had been afflicted with the l e vies Venerea ; which, front its obstinatrly reiis.ink ; every cotine of mudirine procribiatl '..y t! most eminent of the faculty here, and tindergoing Faveral s - seit cotirsi7 of salivation, at twiee.disrharzed front the Hospital, with little relief, would appitar to be of the most inveterate irlture. lit the spring of last y:ar niy.disorder had got to siich a head, as nearly to put a period to pry caisfence. I had a large ulcer ct t crown . of my lead, coe on each arm, and my less were broken out in a ffightful manner; my right was dc.adfally painful, and had 1)...en in a state of iikeratloo for the lac; seven years; my left had at.o two nodes upon it, was very' notch discotonred, and gave use such excruciating paiti, partkolarty warm in bill, as nearly to deprive me of rest; in this lamentable state, I was comm.:ivied by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so great a ci:ni by tficia litre,)•to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I berau to d> on the 16th May; In the course of a fortnight l begaa to rezeive benefit—in hale more than a month the ulcers on 7..? head aml anus ware soundly healed—soon after, the tore; leg , healed also: leaving., however, considerable •disc-ilivna - tom in the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by t7.e 'oitssiug of God, and a !kHz longer perseverance in your ine..lita- Me Medieiae. subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regait:•ag its oatural hue, aid the nor: urnal painsgraduzlly going cff—l th. , s became, by your liberal advice and metliciae, perfectly free r. - Z4"l my former complaints—have recovered my former spirits a7id strength, and am become jolly mot "!'at, in ..stich statcharint tinned many months to the astonishment of ail who knew int, aril at a loss in what terms to empress my gratitude, but beg .) for the good of other sufferir.g mortals, to make this my rase public ns possible, as I shall on every w.casion—in so dobs . y- a will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient very humble sae vant, . • MURKER. *wart's Close, litigh-street, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold liy• die sole Prorrietnr, Thomas Tev"...: Member of the Royal Cullege of Semt•as in Lonb•!, ^tl ' ^ No. 9, New Bridge-strvet ; where, after a conc4nr rt•C;A'. ", more than 40 years, in a practice particularly directee :!.." Cure of Venereal Complaints, and those incik!ei.:i • Parts of Generation, with that inviolble of his profession should always obs;r:e in si.ch - ' " ters himself, the advice and assistance he grt.tli4ous:F nisters to persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, '‘y cerning Public, as an advantage seldom attained and•voik! of ambiguity. 'They are also sold by his appointment, at the Perfarner's, 35, St. Alban's-street, Pall ; the Toy-shop, No. 103, 0 % ford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Dish-street-hill, nearly ci.• polite the Mobument ; and by one person in every c!ni , i'erahle town in England, tic. in bor.es only 2s. 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