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.110intietidAtgellarbsAtilierds . ; t,* porno: BLIND MAN'S INVOCATION TO CHARITY! couPolith BY G. itrtIDCMAN: pr • 7. 74 , •• -• • 21t% - A ' i In pity grant to me, I crave, A shelter from the chilling wind I Extend, kind Charity ! to save A feeble mortal, poor and blind! I once, My friends, sat. 'happy days, , With comfortaivere my table spread; Enjtiying light's refulgent rays, And no sad cares disturb's' my bead ! • Hark! —oft I hear some good Minds say, As they, in converse, pass the night; How blest are we, who view the day, Compar'd with him—bereft of sight ; At morn we see the rising sun, And glad:y speed our course away Tn bon& st labour—which when done, We find repose at 'close of slay. Come, let us then, with joint accord, Contribute each our friendly mite To him, who wand'ting far abroad, In need of food, in Want of sigl.t ! We shall not, from our flak store, Want w hat we now have freely giv'n, As Charity's—'to blind and poor, "'I he greatest atiributo e HICAVZ r } LAW INTELLIGENCE. ' • AiSMIRALTY COURT, DEC: rt. Pallas.—This vessel under Hanihnrgh colours, liden with linseed, tallow, and hemp, from Archan feel to I.ondon, was captured near the coast of Hol land.--Case deterred. Success, Smith masterr—This vessel was under :Zwedislreololitis, Stith herrings •&c.. on board, bound to Gottenburgh.--Fulther psoOf required. New . Galitt; Meet' snaster.,—This was a question of salvage, on the ground of recapture. The Court n ymnounced or the, usual salvage and expences. The Williams, Johanson master.—This vessel was captured on a Voyage from Dunkirk.—Condemned. Anna Dorothea, Anderson master.—This vessel was under Swedish eolottrs,laden with rye and pease.. Condemned. Henry, Newman mastiii; .- this vessel was undei American colours, bound frcari ilotudeaux to Bald more.—Condettned, and the rtutstei's private adven ture restored. ..:-..... - CEItIII7 I OF KING'S /3ENCII; nein 0. DUBOIS: ThiS was an action upon a peolicx of itisuraiice ott a cargo of hemp lb.t by fire ; and the defence was, that • ?the damaged state of the hemp Was riot disclosedto the. ...witty' writer ; the defendant pretending that the anti , vie was wet with the salt-water, and that from that circumstance it took fire of itself. Lord ELL -expo- Irma positively held, that the assured was not bound to disclose to the underw'titer the condition of the goods ; such a doctrine was never heard since the! Lail was built; it would upset every insurance in: England ; and in this ease, there was nothing but vague suspicion that the cargo was wet, upon which only a light mind could form a decision. If ths plaintiff had been the cause of his own loss, there was ..J no doubt that he could not recover; but the defenr dant could not argue that the hemp was wet, that wetness caused effervescence, and effervescence igni tion, by- which the cargo was lost by lire ; he eonli not expect a Jury to follow him through all this train of reasonion, and give him a verdict. Verdict for the . plaintiff, --Damages £166 balance. . • ' , AGE V. CORDF.s. This was an acti , m for a maliciout . prissecution.— , Thedefendant hid indicied the plaintiff at the.Sesions, charging him with having fraudulently deceived the defendant, and obtained money frOm him under false pretences, by selling hint ground rents at more than their value. The declaratiambeing informal,•the plain tiff would have been non-suited; but'Lord Etaituatt uovatiteprobated the proseeation, which was veil pro ' pitly theisitbject Of the present action, and scouted , the idea of indicting a mart tor obtaininwitniney un der false pretences upon questions of the Value of real property. He thought that • each part fr' should sit • down with his own costs.—Juror withdrawn. • • aoheens e. ISZNNkTT. • This was an action by the Plaintiff, for the damage sustained by him from the Want.of his daughter's ser , • vice, and there was also special darner alleged on the head-Of medical assistance afforded to the daughter, sit the expenee of the father, in consequence of a dls: ea* temmunicated to her by the defendant. The principal evidence in support of the plaintiff's case, W'aS the daughter, a Jewess, of the ate of '2O years. She stated that she had been courted by the defendant, a young Jewish Attorney, who had eat ried her to several places of public amusements He after: wards prevailed on her to accompany him to three several houses, which she found to have been iinpro;.' per houses fir her to have gone to, but on the first' occasion when any liberty was taken with her, the deal fendant informed her she was it s hi s p ower, and must ' submit to what he desired, assairing her at the same; time, that he should not deseit her, and that he would I be able to protect her as he would be soon out of his . time. She afterwards found that she was unwell, and (hat she had been injured in her health by the defen dant; in consespience of which, she was attended by a surgeon, from whom sh e received medicines. Oh her crows-examination, the witness admitted that she , bad formerly received presents from, aird been inti..i tnate with another young /ran. named Nathan Levi. i In answer ro questions put to her by his Lerdship, as to the motives that could have induced the witness to accompany the defendant to three different - houses,' A oki, she slated to be improper houses, she said the defendant had informed her they belonged to his fa. the; and the witness expected that they were private houses... The defendant's father, the witness said, kept i . the Key in Russell-street. Lord Ellenborough said, I then how could the witness, on beirsi informed she yi ail going to one of the de fendant ' s father's houses, sup : pass that she was going to any thing but a brothel , The plaintiff's brother proved his having employed a surgeon to attend bis niece, and the surgeon that be, bad attended her. Mr. Tormu, for the defendant, agreed thatthe is- ; , ~~ `',. - , --rr7 . . - . . . lury here complained or, flirci Fet wh teompenta- tion in damages was now - stnight, was the greatest which any father who had best' wed a virtuous edu catkin on his daughter, a* had Set he a good ex ample, could possibly experience. The plaintiff, how- , ever, he submitted, did not stand in this situation. Lord Et.i.exnottouott said he had looked into the decl.iration, and did not see how it could-be sustain ed, unless for specific damage. Here there was no specific damage proved. His Lordship, was, there fore, of opinion the plaintiff Must be called, but should reserve to Mr. Gai-row to move the Court it he chose. The plaintiff was accordingly nonsuittd. ALIENS. KAY O. LA DUCDESSE DE NEENT. This was an action brought agaitist a Lady of the old French noblesse, residing now in this country, for the amount of a promissory note of 4'20, dated in 1801, given by ha in payment of a‘demand for linen drapery. The derence was - that she was n.st liable as a fray covert. Le Due de Coigny, and Le Conire de 14 cltattree were called to prose that the defendant was actually married to the Duke, who went from Enghssid to Sweden,' In 1803, when one of the 'wit line:sex heard from him only a month ago. 1 Mr. °ARROW then contended fof the plaintiff, that . . •.. , • ~rltich they had neglected to do, in defiance Of thi Act of Parliament. The Magistrate•=3. after hearing the Complaint, recoMfnended the enforcing the fine, Which is £10; and &Utile the amount of tile value of tie clothing, with cost,. Mr. Munford then stated that he understood John Gibbs had a family, and.k. quested the Magistrates to discharge him, on paying his costs, he having produced his clothing at the Of fice ; but with regard to Hornsblow, he had told the Setjearrt that he had lent his clothes to a bricklaytr to go to Gravesend, to prevent his being pressed.— 'The Magistrates told him his was an aggravated case, and recommended fining him to the fail amount, and double the value of the clothing not produced. Mr. ffunford here olrerved, that his instructions were not to press the 810 according to Act of Parliament, but as Hornsblow's was an aggravated case, request , ed the Magistrates to fine him double the amount of j the clothing missing, with costs, which they did, and further added that he hid full instructions to proceed against others, provided their clothes and accoutre meats were not immediately delivered in& ' A man waq chArged with having stolen a baker's basket, containing several loaves of bread, in the neiglib uthood of Cletkenwell; the prisoner being de : tected %tith the property upon him, was fully cons ! nnitted to Newgate for trial. the &readmit must in the alitente of bet huslrAnd be looked upon as a fine tole, far the purposes of law ; andthat, as her husband coul*.ot be sned, she must a ffodgton, Who some time ago was sentenced le.--He quoted the case of Fowler.against this vet!' ttl death for committing a rape, and who is flaw in defendant, '2 Espinesse, 554., in which Lord-Kenyon York Castle, has received a further re 'irite until the allowed the learned Counsel's distinction, nnil the I.! th of February nest. plaintiff obtained a verdict. On the night of Thursday last, between ttn and Lord ELLENBOROU9U said, that if the defendant had originally come to England as a single I Vornan, eleven o'clock, three men entered the. turnpike-gates House at 'lewkesbatry (on the road leading from this would have fallen Within the case of the Duchess thence towards Gloucester) when one of them imrne of Ma7!arine; but the defendant's husband originally diately ran and pUshed a handful of swift* into the lived with her, and could it be endured, that because he mouth: and nostrils of the gaie..kcepet, ;Ind wi.lt had gone abroad in the Swedish service, he sued in his absence? At the time of Lord Kent' she was to teat violence threw hi g y m upon his bark, inwit . ..eh po sition he dot tined him, while the others broke open decision, there might have been some lingetinglaidains his desk, and stole therefrom Bank-notes and silver to of Lord Mansfield's doctrine, in the celebrated case of the amount of upwards of aso. With this boOty and Corbett v. - tan old horse pi stol and great coat,. they got cleat Of: tied woman, living apart from - her husband ,` !night A reward 4+ one hundred guineas lets been of red be surd ; but that doctrine was now completely ex- !lot she apprehension of the offenders; 'bit they have ploded, _ • His Lordship being quite clear as to the = hitherto eluded the most spirited and d lira* semlb. law, Mr. Garrow did not go to the Jury, but cho9e • . Tuesday sestinight, Mary,:' the wife of Thomas be nonsuked. Sim*, a travelling dealer in fruit, *as safely den.; vered at Basingstoke, of her tcventrtinth child! There are just now alive, in the yin-ter f Logierait, in-the conutfol Athol), four pei sods whose a grs pitt together amount to 377 years, viz.—Thos. *Lofton,' 93; John Stewart, 83; Connacher, lot ; and JAnet *Target, 98 ; all of whom earn their bread by their own industry, and enjoy every faculty entire/ To Medical Men of all descriptions, residing id an , y of the Provincial Cities or Towns in the United Kingdom.— Ba its err GUEST thinks it necessary td inform them; in order to save trouble and expence of postage, he sells hivMedicittes for ready immey..only ; ' but they may be had from any of the respectable' wholesale houses in town (which sell Medicines) and rec eive from them such a discount as irill he found unusuall y liberal, on quantities not less than troe dozen of any of his undermentioned new-invented City mical Preparations t the Guestonian Lotion, for Gont, Btc. Guestonian Pills; for Gout, &c. Guestonian Bilious Pills, Gnesttinian Nervous Pills, Guestonian Asthirtz. tic and Consumptive Pills, Guestonian Tooth-powder, which cures the Scurvy, and prevents tire Tooth-ath, Gitestonian Tooth powder, which cures the Scurvy, and gives the Teeth a most beautiful colour, Welcome Guest, which cures all descriptions of Tnoth-ach, Face-ach, Ear-ach, and Gum tiles.-c•Ati extract from this pamphlet may be seen in- the S Lien Newspapers, from July, 1511, to January, 181.1. CoNsriTuriox. —To preserve the constitntion from diseases and disabilities, is of die greatest importance. We cannot hitt lament how many stiffer their consti• onions to decay merely from motives of delicacy : afflicted with a secret disorder, yet afraid to disenves it, they allow themselves gradually to sink into the grave. To rescue such persons from a premature death, and to give relief to the afflicted in all diseases of the human frame, IN-. LAMEUT, jun.. steps for- COURT OF ZINO'S BIRCH, DUBLIN, NOV. 5: The King, at the rroteeution of Patrick Kelly, miller, o. Walter Kavanagh, Epq. Mr. MACNALLY Inquired of 'the Court whether be was then at liberty to move the Court for judgment against the Defendant, who, at the last Spring As- sizes, held at Carlow, for the county of Colow, was convicted on an inforrnation; for ocipiessive conduct 1 , against the Prosecutor, in his office of Justice of the Peace. . • The Cuisr Jusrwi add, the point saved on the trial, at Nisi'Prina, bad been. rewired for the opinion of the twelve Judges, *ho had determined that it ought-to come on before the Court by motion on the part of. the Defendant, in arrest of judgment., Mr. MAiNALLY then moved for a rule upoh the ; Defendant to' spew cause Why jtitigment should not be given against hunt on the first day of next Tenn. I The motion was granted.' NOVEMBER 19. The King, at the Prosecution of Sohn Fawcett, DRVItt tnie Francis Hamilton, and Others, against Richard Irwin, 1)ulle Grafton, Francis Wali!ron, ai d Thomas Flrraing,E,qrs. las. tices of the Prace for the County of Leitrim. On Tuesday, the 21st of May last, a Conditional' Order for a Criminal Information wal obtained against the Defendant; and on Monday, the 18th of November, they chewed Cause vgain;t that Orde r ! bang made absolute. Yesterday the CHM JUSTICE delivered the Judgment of the Court to the follow ing effect : —that the Cams should be allowed on the pact of i4ll the Magistrates, but without costs against the Prosecutors ; consequently, tie Criminal Infor mation has be_n refused. POLICE., ~ Mantatonntott.seneze.--Aerester TO POISON. Ward to assure them, that in ail the iollowing awe- The servant of a noble Lord was charged with hay- tiers, impurities in the blood, generally comprehended ing infused a poisonous drug into a mug of beer, with under the four following bends, viz. Scrophula, intent to poison a respectable family in the parish of Scurvy, Gout, and Dropsy, for which he has revise ' St. James's. It appeared by the depositions of the dies that have never yet failed of success: hispractice several witnesses, that Lord .----'occupies apart. and knowledge are so exteasite that those who suffer nients in the house of kmilliner and dress-maker in from them may.rely on a certain and speedy cure, the parish of St. James's, where several young fe-.I by applying at the Dispensary. It is advisable, that males are employed, and the prisoner, his lordship'sl all who are afflicted will make immediate applica valet, also resided in the house. The drera-ntaker's . tion, as the earlier the disease is attended to the servant had placed a pot of beer on the kitchen dres-1 sooner it can be removed.—Dr. LAMEItT o jun. may ser w.tilst she laid the cloth up stairs, and during her be consulted at his Dispensary, No. 56, High -street, absence the prisoner infused the poisopous drug into Borough, from ten in the morning till eight in the it, as appeared by his voluntary confession to Hamil- evening : if by letter, post paid.—Medicines sent to ton and Foy, who apprehended him, and which was any part of the kingdom. corroborated by the testimony of a foot-boy Who was The value of Dr. Fitres4.4nl filYrrA SAI.Ii/Artf3 present, and to whom the prisoner imparted 'the se' has been so long proved, that nothing of the present cret. The beer was taken up stairs, and some of the day can bear a coMpetition with it, in all the diffe. y oun g & m ote t pan oak of it., It was found offensive, rent stages of a certain disease, whith it olfectually and subsequent symptoms imitated the mistress of the }house to seek professional aid. On analyzing the 1 cures and eradicates from the habit, without exciting the painful feelings and exposure that attends saliva -beer, it was found that poison had been infused idi oon—without debilitating the constitution in any de. 1 it su ffi cient to have killed every one in the hottse.ool pee, or even requiring con fi nement from business or Powerful emetics were promptly admittisured, oval no life has b4eta lost. The poi toner attributed lit' 1 testriction of diet. The radical virtues of these ines timable Drops have proved their claim to pnble ap conduer rather to Ignorance than to malice. He i probation for more than 30 years. In all the debility was remanded for another ' examination. He Pro -1 ef both sexes they prove a never-failing restotative— fessed to have sin attachment fur one of the young t - whether the debility is produced by too free use of fensalts. mercury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm Harrow-Gaeoze.—Yesterday an elderley woman, i climate. To travellers and those going abroad, they of name of Seron, apprehended by Hatt, O ffi cer, I cannot be recommended too strongly, as they nil/ te at a house in Walker's-Court, Wardour-street, was : ceive a safe, speedy, mad complete Lure, in all old br o ught up, and underwent an examination, she he. I stubborn gleets, and every weakness that affects, the ing charged with taking in unlawful inslwarre, in' bladder and organs of urine. fly its efficacy many what is called the Little Go. The Officer stated, I women have become mothers, who for many years that he saw the prisoner in the act of teknag of mo. ! had been deprived of that happieess.---Sold wholesale ney, for the purpose of insuring, from several porn! and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheepside, corner and lof Paternoster-row ;and reted, by Belau, and Sharp, looking objects ; when the fact being sworn to, the case being made. Portsmouth ; Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; Allm o n, out, she was committed to take') her trial at the Sessions for a misdaneanour. Weston, Mallory, and Jones, Perrsea; Trevrman, John Gibi: and Corporal Ante: Porratow der! i Exeter ; Cookworthy, Glenville, Gilboa, and Hox summoned to this Office, in consequence of an infer-' land, Plymouth; Newbory„ Dublin; Baxter and Mac mation laid by Mr. Muirford, Quarter -Master of the darrald, Glasgow ; S*uith, Mander-ston, Scott, and Clerkenwell Volunteer Regiment, for not delivering t Cargill, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath s R os4 and Peck, up their clothes and accoutrements when demanded ', Hull ; Ceregson and Billinge, Liverpool ; Stains and by the Serjeants of their respective companies. The ' Lynch, Manchester; Bowen, Norwich ; Itnott and Quarter-Master stated, that repeated applications had i Lloyd, Birmingham ; Gregory, Brighton ; Edwards been made to these men to deliver up their clothing and Penny, Liverpool; and most Medicine Venders, And accoutrements, being non effective members., in bottles, at 2s, 9d. 4s. Gd. k 22e. i _ 4: • a. w".! Bo?tlNd► A severely contested holing match took place on Tuesday in 'rothill.fields, between Jones, a waterntan, and Lewis, a blactsMith,. for a sum of £lO. The combatants amused the spectators tot near an hour With plenty of sound kneek-down blows, though there. was but little science displayed by either. Thcy Became then unable to face each other, without being led by their seConds. The humane arniteurs Min made up the purses declared it to be a drawn tattle, and I e. warded the objected their btutal diversion with 10.. each, for the beating they had 'received. Friday a pitched battle was fought in a field at Hartford, near Huntingdon, between Peer Saust,kes p . of Huntingdon, and J. Palma-, landlord of the Angel pOhlic house at Drompton. maul) was for Itr . guineas, and Powers was sent for to second Smuttier., A desperate battle of 15 minutes Was fraught, it. which both stood to each other, and bit until exhani , , ted. The combatants were e.ich beaten, and the battle was won by Satinders. On the preceding event ing, Mr. A— of 'Huntingdon, had betted flu wit Powers, that he would produce a man to fight hint at the terminatiosiii the battle,- Powers titre* hie hat three times int:lWe air, as sigivals defi.meat ; but nu alv:rsaty appe:t6ng, 115 Ci mut d as his deptited moot y, I rom the ptr.oun N.:10 held .Boxiso Ex Ili t.—A ion.t:-t boxing match bctwt un Dutch Sam. 9 slum: 4. anti a stnrJy man 44 1:3 stone, of the }: one •'f Jones, was lotif•itt nn Thday; in a spacious room in the pu►lirtt ut th;lLing's Bends prison, trot fur a gre.tt stoke, but tor the hewer 4 winning. Jones ha 4 l beat try, rat men rec:atly in St., Geotge's.lields, in m casual renci res, and h • had often( openly challenged to c nob.it any man in the o-ig •- b.airhood. Sint, who resides within the district eh tie longed, was resolved on a turn a, although net at the time aril place where it happeited. 'I hey ac-i -&many met at a pnhlic !toast.. attil the sotaett t.s d place. The second.. weie 11es-a.s. Hodges And Wit t. lay. At *stns Sei4o. Jones made Off wits half round bits, right and It, %yak!) sam, from inch:la/inn. was unable to reit!. s, but he panially stopped th•sn, get close in, mid was throten. TLis was practi-ed first si:•rriinJr, and ilthrugb un,bly do ems recent:anise is suite/tarifa- in the prize ring, in pit •i cesisrved tri keep is mfficient to avoid ponithrt • IN, eiCepttsl4 by falls. The salt rounds having bees intight, Sign recos ercd himself &rut the heavy I tshe has received, and gave his antagonist notice +Lag he was about to thew 6 , 411 C tigl.t. Attu this In:.:s had no other chance but that of bring hi:. Ham pLITA at him islet sight and kit Hush tints, Until t.ith his eyes wen: closed, and hit open again,bis weals ht awry, and not Pit inch of i.ts Lice escaped. Joists Ai length, when blind and eallAVNed,reairiod the cant.v. I3IR'I On Cut inu, the Countess e Grdord. of a dal OM& thstlai„ to Wisnp:in.stnxt,the Lady of Maier bsatty,ars s 4. tlanctsf, the I.ssiy ut air Jo..pb Yorke, at Int Irmo* as dos Ativairatty. of B CUOgiTtrr. Oa SandAy ienregt.t, at Andover, hi the .26th r. ,r al her ego. Eliz4brth Nur!, *He of Vhartee Nuel E.l M. P. , or the rnontrof ilutientla ac 4 only chili of hums %Veleta:l. Lai. dr Poinalisfort! Pak, in the coutur of :'olllrf.er. To Me. DiXO/4, Aeon ilea T . SIR -4 take the earliest opportunity to acquaint yeti that I have received the must wands rtal berth trims the use of your DIXON'S AN E181L1013.4111.1..., whtsh I ear. Tied with me to Lntaica, and all those friends to whom I di-re bitted them have experienced the same salutary !knelt; they de dare them to be the lieu Medicine ever used fn that eenntry.tur Bilious and other asenpLaints. The faltering ere reinwe of seer ral Ladies and Gentlemen who have received the stanwit relief from your 'NMI . ' ,tntPailldlo Pills :—Charles eying - , Eq. h. :Silica; William Shi*, Jr.n. Kingston, ditto ; Er. 111'osidrit. Spanish 'fawn, ditto; G. W. Pluitilton, Esq. Savanna is MO. dsttu; 1. Sinith,,Esq. Old lbstbour, ditto; G. MANI. EA. ditto; Mr. Wailer, Port Isloreitt, ehtto ; J. Peilliti.on, Esq. flak River, eine; Mr. Mullein, ditto ; J. Duro, Esq. t.avatuta; C P. I'olaelt„ Esq. ditto; •Mri. Oliver Goldsmith, Kingstnn. dittos Mrs. Perry, St. Antis; Mrs. Woueßillf. Spanish 'lows; many taller ;sersocuitif the first respectability. sifr your must obedient servant, THOMAS HA.RROLD, of the Ship Ganges. Sold Wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheap-air. Corner of Paternoster-row, I.utition ; Sharp and Belem. Pixesseaut6,S Jones, Weitvi, AUltitt, and Madan', Portsea; Hail 211.1 John. lOU, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob. Sheerness; Peet and Rot-. and Turner, ; Hastiand, Cub:swarthy. Nettleton, and Gil bert, Plymoath; Knott and Lloyd, and slain*, and Co. Bit. minghani White and Latithery, Liverpool; Staines awl 1. yock,„ Manchester; Trewmtn, Exeter; Smith, Moindstrten, Scott, and Baxter, Ldinhurgh ; _Baxter and. bEntsitaid, Glasoota ; Biskra and Barry, Bristol; Stevenson and Co Nerwkh; Swiss. Ifen, Leicester ; Edwards and Penny. Livelpotal; and retail by nrtst Country Medicine Venders. in lenses at sts.ifil. and tt ' AtiriCk. WHEN Men cf Education and peofessionAl Übe rent/tries erdeavours to discover the mute ..'c awl remit roethod et treseinA A few prevail* Diateses, the wee's. ful result of their expertencis la tbelwas:proof of suptrsor y. Me"rs• GO jud Co. Surgeons; bare keen Uuto:ed to *Wu) the cute of the tollowing the object of their ;articular *edy, sta. a cenaln Dhorder, frerment.'7 contracted in a ns..tuent of kitori. cation, and Ire conceimitante ktrie.iires and Gorse s *hid+, by an improved plan, are speedily and efiritovaaly cured; M also de. billy, whether arising trona Bcer.hanataa indAllgencow, bang rria. dent in w3l ni climates, or a secret .oLtary eke, too oIZe ita bapcily pursued by the youth of both oelc., in the nate cans* sterility or barn/nitwit, and to the ntbev 3 numerous tram of twee woos diseases, whsch, rf sot tintel7 remedied, terno'neie in lir potence and Conormaption. in th.tt distressing state ofekisibey oft deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful habits, us wising from say other cause, by whzis the r d• Ware of the rue.4l - become enfeebled, as p-gubtly edou.oted Surgeons of I.tsos doe, they nfba a ban, sate, and fly resteratiota w COI at : out vigorous health. The result of a long and ectene!we practice hat r..iahled Amo s by a suportor method, to remove vencre:l cnntadaints„ linwever Inveterate er compficated, without subjecting the /milk Mt fer . the least restraint in diet at erareise ; :rid In recto . Zoom where as ret4rectilitotkis Is , nrado an treteovery of the ialleetios, they frequently perform \ ft airs is the chore‘ace of two dapt The artpreeedented success of their mode of tremolos( (will* Au never been li..ovta to fail fa one eagle insure in a Prat tlee of I.; years, dtirisq which petiot: ! - _•:auy thouiand Natant of both sexes luxe beco cured, eve:, - •.er irnera and Hie! method* had been pursued by other I : - .l‘iitieners With/int efilira,*.- induces them to Lbws publicly often their advice. blew& GOtiS and Co. eae.lusively prof.-.,frig the cure of there particular cemphnnts, la orate thot they may nue b.. instal M).. a mistaken few, with the oftttptyty so justly ate ictied to the totto rant empiric, think It but insure to themeeloes to star, that tare bate bsen properly educated and Untiated.loto every b.-41trh of the profestiou Cut rtilicates of which, nom diferem teammate/5 them the swot moment I'4er-tam, they have to oas t/ince arty inquest), than the sutras remitting tors thew tiodea- . spun tirokinduced them to quit cue practice of thestrarral Prat , - tit loner, and they presume that theft tacit:owls coast/tete a ticr ground for the unrrecedented confidence v u 5 which they hum, by the public, been so if orally hor.oured. Patients la the country are 'volution! tel stwe the rarticialar of theeir case , age, and, nianier of being, inclining a bark Note, •or advice and incilteines cud the same will be fie waroeJ to soy' r art jbo.kingilutn.—itlSs and Co. Surveil', IS, &woven— ‘treet. Ferret-str eet. I.( f ibirt PTITii or - • 1' TAW; pubbehrd there,. aa4 it bite Sigt.Oako f Teeeph-lhOt .1 1111 ... . .7 ?pal , S. Yi p' 1 • . et 11' 40 7 Tto Sic I 1 ;! !^ r A~ i a~ ; s~P .:~ , c 4 . 41 , :, . V ,~ irt ,?, 111. , : X II ai • I 41. Mr Ili. in Latgr Aft .1 . sew it MI D. ibb . mit A , 1!i wise . Ali to el Om II et! le' kr* VP? 116 IMO Ibe pi or fo veari "KC • N, 111 T Oloci V:6 wan ate tar, Iwo 1 .1 VJ .~- 1 accr 4 -A croi 'On; _tin I iP7ak as .1 Ocb SaAl *trly &fp I WM 1,11! :WM ma E str C i ..r, MIA •to] . i