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STANZAS, jeCASiONPO IT THI DEATH ur MR. WIIRCYg Till • LADY OW Till LORD BISHOP OW DROMORI. • Sweet Istite kene, when vernal Soog. And Love,and Beauty reign around, While Plcafure leads Youth's (priestly throng, 'Wildlt all the charms of Gen and found. But foon Spring's blooming joys depart— - Soon Youth declines--foon Age and Care, With wintry pow'r opprch the heart, And blot the profpedt, once fo fair : Masi where true Affcs2ion dwelt, That e'er Misfortune ',scald intrude ! That Sorrow's pang Amid e'er be felt By the accornplifled, wife, and good ! But woes, in this uncertain fpan, The belt are often doom'd to bear; Stern Fate purfues the path of Man, -Ilowe'er exalted, good, or fair! On fleeting life's ire, fluent tide, A cloud of Peril Mil impends : Thrice happy they, whole virtue. guide Their provers, till the voyage ends-t- Who pairports to the realms of Peace Within their pious botorne bear, There to receive, when time shall cafe, Immortal meeds-..for merits fair ! .a.s. 1 "...A" ion dark ftreaaa The tribute of your grateful tears; And dwell with rapture on tie theme, Whole bounty Rill reliev'd your fears ! Well may ye weep—well may ye pour Tow wailing. on the wintry air— Well may each Child of Want deplore Tbdr Benefaarefs kind =disk I Oh mien the Mures feeble k r An Opiate, an allhaive prove, That tender boibm's pang to Ray, Reft of the partner of Its Love A gleans of joy, while deep regret Bedews her lyre, would cheek Dap*, And profpedts ape around her yet, Of Comfort, pure, feriae, and fair t. Drawer', youtery 1, 124. ItAFIZ. Tuefday a Coast of Diretiom was held at the Ea* India Houfe, when Lord Morro wok the nfual oaths' and hjs leave of the Court, On being appointed Go vernor General; as didLientenaot Genetal on being appointed fecond in Council and Comma's , der in Chief. The turn of five hundred villein; was voted to Captain LAIRUIs for the putch3fe of a piece of plates as a mark of the Court's approbation of his gallan4 It.' and good condaft in defence of the Warren Hailing' ; anti :Wei guineas to the Alters and crew of that fhip. The Court adjourned at fix o'clock to the Londe*. Tavern, where a magnificent entertainment was pi* pared for his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Yoai, Lord Mrwro, General Hswirr, the leading Mem. hers of Adminifiration, the Prefident and Members of the Board of Commiflioners, and other dillinguiffs- 1 ed perfffluages. Yellerday, another Court of Dire&ors was held at the EA India Houfe, when the undermentioned Commanders took leave of the Court previous to de. parting for their refpe&ive &Inflations, grit —Capt. foam ICtIAPATRICX, of the Henry Addington ; Wri. W. Palma, of the Cumberland; and Gams, liVstaats it, of the Cuffoells, for Madras—and China. TwsLRTN Cu la.—There appendages of feafonable mirth appeared on Tuefday night to great advantage. The hely ornaments on theft icy tops commemorated the brilliant progrefs of the &hint arms during the IA year, and made them worthy facrifices to Old Time. At one fhop our brave foldiers were defcribed throwing the enemy into Tweet confnficm on the plains of Maids; there appeared alto a fuperb (hip ' made of pafiry, and a variety of devices, allufive of the capture of Buenos Ayres by our gallant tars. On many parts of the cakes BONAPARTU was exhi bited confined within a circle of Britifh bull dogs, pompoufly declaring England in a (tate of blcck ade, while Britannia fat (roiling at the little man's fay. He was affix barbaronfly murdering Peace, and aiming a blow at the Emperor of Rod:a with a Pole. The whole chapter of upftart Kings, corn. piing - the Naantoton family, were admirably ar ranged on the ludas* of one cake, at a tradefman's (hop in Fleet-ttreet ; for. at the dilbibution of the fame, the Imperial Corfican and his race mull be all cut up—a circumaanee that could not fail to promote tellisity, and afford the higheft fati,fatrtion. Tuefday night an enormous twelfth cake was diari. huted in the Green Room of Drury-lane 'I heatre t in purfnance of the will of the kite Mr. Banos tie, Co.l median, who has left the mteral of soot. per ann. id pet pettrity, to be applied to this fcflive.purpofe. The drawing of the King and tweets gave birth to many a • Quip and erant: of plsyfi l wile." As the collation was not a dry one, frequent liba tions were poured to the memory of the donor, and the evening concluded with mach fpirit and gaiety. This marring the prifonets in the different gaols in the City-of London and County of Middle/ex, charged with felonies, were removed to Newgate, preparatory to their trials at Junice Halt, in the Old Bailey, which commence on Wednefday nest. On Tuefday evening the !body of a man was picked rip by a vraterman, Boating in the 'Tame► above Weeminfter-bi idge. It feemed to have been many days in the water. The deceafed had•on a fafhiona tile black coat, pantaloons, and boots, and was in ether refpeas genteely habited. The body was owned . t.tietday, and appeared to be that of a yottoi malt who swap Cterk in a wholerate manufaanry is Ozfoid• Brea. He had been abfent fince Sunday lei, on itir he went to Wandfworth, and it is fuppofed fellintntne river on his way hoMe. The girl, Wilton, alias Young, fatpeEted of being concerned in—tlat minder of Anne Webb, alias Win ter flood, in Higles's Line, remains in cuflody. Union HALL —The marl in cufiody on tufpicion of being concerned in the murder of Old Matthews, the Dulwich termit. and whore name is John Hay don, was examined again on Tuefday privately; but in the ablence of tome corroborative tellimony es pet:led us come forward, was remanded.. IMPRESS S6UYICe►. COURT Oit,CCHEQUER,EDINBURGH, MARTINMAS TERM, ISA. On the 24th Felon:Lay left a feaman having been impreffed at Greenock, the Regulating ()Meet lodg ed him in the Town's Gnard•houfe, under charge of a party of the Viet Militi4 Rationed there. He wee taken away by warrant froth the elder Bailie of thee ' place for a debt of 51. and lodged in the Town Pat. ,in the cullndy of Benjamin M‘Bain, the-jailor t Ind' tan ths 28th of the fame month, let at large, and differed to depart, by which his fervites were kilt to 'his Majefty. The jailor pretended to jitiliff Moira on three grounds t—tfl, That the riffled on the ;Mores fer vice had no right by the warrant from the Lots: of the Admiralty to imprefs on tore withnoe the 11• cetice of a Civil Magilitate. and that therefore the imprettnent was illegal. ad, That the man was on the protection granted to The ere* of the fliip Mi nerva, and though'it was Balked to - the men when on board, yet as they did not drefs their viduals on board, it ought to be refpeded while the crew were on fhore I and, 3d, That though the iceman wait fo impreffed by an officer in his Majefty's navy., having the ufual warrant, yet that being lodged in the Guard houfe,•he as not in the cutlody of theufficet who impreffed him, nor in his Majefty's navy, wilted welled and put in jail. The Regulating Officer, in the official difcharge of his duty, having found it neceffaix tolay the cafe before the Lords Committoners of the Admiralty, their Lordthips direOed it to be fubmitted to the confideration of his Majefty's Law Officers, who were of opinion, that the Lord Advocate Humid pro ceed by information againft the jailor, for not return. ing the feaman to the navy, buc tuffering him to go at large, and efcape in contempt of the Statute 44 George 111. chap. 13, which enads, that for every pach offence the party offending,fhall forfeit the font of tool. fterling. The Jury in this cafe found the fads of the feaman having been impreffed and let at large, fully eflablifh ed, but left the points of law to be decided by the Court, and on Friday the Inth ult. the cafe upon this , fpecial verdict was very ably debated. The Court fay approved of every part of the ondna of the itegalating Officer, end the Manner in which the cable had been brought forwstrd, and unanintoufly decided againft the Defendant for the ftatutory penalty. The iffue of this trial folly eflabliffies the following important points. on which the Lord Chief Baron de livered the opinion of the Court That the int prefs warrant requires no authority from the Civil Magiltrates ; but that they, and all other Offiters, civil and military, and all his Majefty's lieges, are bound to aid and Alit in the execution thereof t, and that any hindrance or nbftruflion to the fervice, rea ders the offender liable to exemplary puniffiment.— ad, That hips protections being merely an ex gratin indulgence from the Lords Commiffioners of the Admiralty, mull be teat ifted to Inch terms as they chufe to attach to them ,- and 3d , That the moment a feaman is duly impreffed, he is virtually as much in the fervice as it' be was adually in a flip of war ; and that the officers have a right not only to place the imprelfed feaman in any guard-room, but alto to require the Civil Magiftrate, or thole ading under his authority,to lodge them in any jail,or other lure place appropriated for the reception of Ferfons committed on Civil Warrants. The period will quickly arrive when an thofe who with to have a (hare of the Fir fidrawn Ticket, on Tuefday Morning next, muff tnanifelt their intention, otherwife they will be too late for the Chance of zo,oool. which lure!) , is Ivorthy of notice. On the fame day, many other Capital Prizes will make their appearance, Thirty Thoufands, Twenty Thoufands, Ten Thoufands, Five Thoufands, &c. to the great joy of the owners. There valuable benefits are to be had at Hoerr:Br and Co.'s 26, Cornhill, 52, Charing Croft, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. Nos. 33.979, and 4 2, 5 6 9 , Pities of 30,c00i. were fold by HoaNsaY and Co. Report mentions,- that fome Lamplighters applied, a few days fince, to the fitting Aldermen to flip. prefs the Lottery Illuminations, on the ground of complaint, that their luftre put the lamps out of countenance. The worthy Magietrates are Paid to have wifely obferved-- 4, that whatever tended to ferve an intereft, whether by tranfparencies, or any other decoross exhibitions, which manifeflly pro moted the good of the revenue, mud of courfe merit the approbation of Government, and the Ma. gill racy in general." Fiaa.—A few evenings fince a fire broke out in the (table of a Mr. Skies, in Brianflon-fireet, ocea ' honed by a Corporal of the Life Guards leaving a candle Morning by fome liraw, by which a woman and child were nearly fuffocated, and but for the ' ' activity of a paffenger, their lives, as well as thole of feveral valuable horfei, would have been MA. • About two years fince we announced to the public that a large quantity of very ancient coins hid been found by the workmen belonging to Htney STK vans, Efq. whilii impioving and enlarging his plea; fore grounds at Mile-end. A fhort tin* lime, another Roman urn was found, about three feet from the furface of the ground, belongjng to the fame gentle. man, containing an immenfe number of gold, flyer, copper, and brats coins of very ancient dates ; the lateft appears to be of Juratrs CSIAIt• There are a great number of coins a f Roman Kings, Prztors, &c. &c. lime of the molt perfed are thole of Rotel/- Los and REMUS. The& coins have probably lain buried for nearly tgoo years. It would appear that they were brought over by the Romans at the time of it delcent in this kingdom Cenci from their being found not far from the Roman caul - eery lead ing from Old Ford in a direft line to Whitechapet it feems as If An encampment had been forMtd on Nth foot. Ord Ford eras originally the only tutrance into London, and continued to he fo dating the 'Saxon fteptarehy, whilll they held the kingdoms of Weffex, Elfex, Ate. and as late as the reign of Ring Jona, the paffage was thought of fuck importance, •thit a large cattle, forts,&c. were ereaed, the remains of *ilia are now handing ; but (ince that period, the road leading nom Stratford* has been made, and the Old Ford pear confequently neglected, and almoft forgotten. • Stratford was built by the Asinine. and In. that language fig nifies (irate. of different materials, of which the road is made front that place to London, being over a bog, or lot* marthy grOund, for two milts. FOR RHEUMA I ISMS, SPRAINS, CHILBLAINS, ate. DR. STEERS'. OPODELDOC. THIS Medicine; front its extraordinary Ef f icacy, isiutty Added to the Reputation it has fo long acquired above every other preparation of the kind. Sy its warm, pene trating. and attenuating qualities, it is found to be the molt power ful appliggdon in Rheumatifms, Spahr., and Palace; as alfo in Crammikulfes, Sprains, Burns, Scalds, frelh Cuts, and the fling of Venomous Infra. ; it is particularly recommended in Contu lons, occaficiaect by gun-that Wounds, aid to retreat the legs and feet after long curcifc in walking. It fpeedily removes Chilblains, and if uled in time, will prevent them from breaking, but for this purpa: a fhonld be diffolved and applied warm. Sold only by F. Newbury and Sons, No. ef, St. Paul's Church Yard, London, in Bout a, price as. 6d. each ; and by their r.p• pointmcnt by Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church - yard ; Bacon and Co. 1.50, and Allen, No. 76, ozferti Rivet • Wade. Old Bond fired ; Bayley and Co. Cockfpur ftrret ; War d,C Middle row, Hul born ; S. Randall, Royal Ezthange; Clarke, Borough High-ftrect, and j. Harris, at the corner of Ludgate-dram N.B. Otiferve that the words, "k. Newbery, N 0.45, St. Paul's," are engraved in the Stamp. • TTHEftrongell proof of the Soperinrity of VER. NAUD's ONLY OENUINft RUSSIA OIL is, that the OM Nobility In inghtxl have, since its isttroduelian into this Country, given preference to the ofe of It, and all dlclare-it :lot to be equalled, either for the Growth of Hair, reftoring it ON parts which have for a length of time been bald, and preventing it trona failing off, or becoming grey. Voted in lieu of pomatum, which the • Propektor snot oraeneftly reeommends, bestir% a fhb fra grance—it will afford, even when the hair has beta thin few years, the cot•fumers Inch prof of_ its efficacy, as will not only (myrtle, b'es aftotrillt them. In truth, not any :a equal to it. Sold whottfale by the Proprie:or, Mr. Crawcour, No. 46; Strand, London; and e.t.a% by his appointment, by Mr Oaley, chemlft, No. at, Taviftock.ftrcet, Cuvet:t-garden ; Mr. Parking, Royal Medicine Warehonfe, No. 44, Taviftack row, Covent-Garden ;. Keith and Co Perfumers, No. 30, Haymarket; Mr. Luriot, fume:, No. 60, New Bond•ftrcet ; and Mr. Low, Perfumer, bury-lanc ,• Mr. Cryer, No 68, Cornhill 4 Mr. Jones; Perfumer, Nu. s, Poultry; Kernott and Blake, Chemifts, No: 33, St. lames's fireet ; Mr. Sangwinc, Perfumer, No. 38, Strand ; Mr. Black man, 011 and Colounnan, N sot, Oxford-ftreet; Mcirrs. Ha zen and Webb, No. 26, New Surrey-art-et, Blatkfriars ; and Cokfwortby and May, Chemifts, No. r aei Whitechapef ; Mr. Metcalf. No. j 4, Holborn Hill ; Mr Nawbery, corner of St: Paul's Church-yard; and by a principal Perfumer, &c. in the principal Market Towns throughout the Uifed Kingdom. Price only s% each, or ono bottle, containing file ?titian bottles, at one guinea, • The Public will be cautious to a& for V. rdenaud's Raffia Oil, Signed by Mr. Crawcour, No. 46, Strand, Loudon. To coun terfeit whkh is felony. • RUTLER's RESTORATIVE TOO l'H-POW ▪ DBR, here offered to the ufe of the Public at large, Was in the circle of Dr. P. H. Dimfdales particular acquaintance, and the Nobility, and Gentry (his Patients), and its virtues justly appre ciated; but a certain delicacy prevented his from publicly an nouncing &if preparation: Mr. Butler has come in poOffiorrof the Original Recipe, and lie begs to allure thole afflidted• with decayed or offettfiVe Teeth and Gums, that they illy rely on Its efficacy and seßoradve qualitp—s Trials of which any one may I* cob. winced by a fair and candid trial of one Box. Of the Proselytes of this Too're I'oltnea•-•4t4 &toffee pro perty 14 itaft felfieient to clear away theletkihndtive pattleint of ac d which generally adhere to the Gums and in the interstices of the teed), without injuring the Riefice of eller, &Aug !breads in the former, and promoting& new emend of 01)419y . whitt lid, where it ias been injured or corroded, eat theilautr. It hat a *arm* and seeable odour, and is withal fo pertedly ienccent. that it May beelten wkhout injury. • Theft charadcri ft ics of its fanative effeets add fuperiesity, hese pfbctired itthe urthbart ded approbatLm of tbe Qt/een, the Princeffcs, the botprefs of Rid% da. the Duclitffeierf York, Bedford; Gordon, Leeds, Rutland, and molt of the Foe& and Foreign Nobility, many of *Milli +tom mend it with admiration,as anecerarg appendage to thetoilet,and itita•tithey do but common juitlietierein, Gate it imparts a firm ed, sad beautifla man& to the guni•-sentlie breallilhembfhle• /el:table fweetnefs, and, if ufed cooltantle as diredledt requite the Teeth brie and white, anctprevetirthe tooth act* from retbra ing to thole who have bee* liable to itebtoft baneful Mai. Prepared and fold, whotefale and retail, by Mr Butler, No.* Cheapfide, earner of Paternofter-rose, London, and of mofj coun try Medicine Venders and Perfumer., hi boxes at I, 9d each. Of whom may be had Butler', improved Silver-wirett Teeth Brtiffies, prlee ts. cath. FOR COUGHS, HOARIVINEssEs, ate. fit. REENOUG H's LOZ ENG ES of TOLL, IV.A. which contain all the foftenlng and hcallog virtue of tel . ! celebrated BALSAM of TOLD, and are the pleetintettand m, ft elfeettial ralnetitrat the kirld in all Cou.lhs Hoarfentees, S, Thrdats, sad Dektualeciti on the Luhgv,liiniling the Rawnefs Ln &Wends of the Breaft, and .!fording great relief in %Moth et *nth, and in Atthmatic and Confmnptivs Complaints; they do net cloy the ftomsch, blit rather &rate an appetite But as the great benefit to be derived frail them tan may be f t . cured St hildrlg them Genuine, the public are requefted to oh. fern, that R. HAYWARD, No. ta. Ludgate Hill, is printed on the Stamp, OM others are Cottnteffeltf. Vs& Lozenges are lirepaf echo i fold by R. Hayward (Sumer. rot tb T. Grodlatigh .the Inirettor.)No. to, Ludgate Hill; and fold by V. Mastery and god, No. 45 St. Paul's Church-yard; Baylq akd Mew, Cockfpur-ftract; Bacon and Co. No. Ito, Ottani fitett ; thd Wm. Clark, No. 1169, Borough. —Pric e siJ. " Coughs and Odds are rarely and effeanally cured, and the Alb s - Made relieved by Sir p.m tor's Balfam of Honey. It is tit ntoft innocent, yet the molt effedtual remedy cote difenvered." SIR JOHN HILL, M. D. Knight of the Royal Order of SWeden. and F. B.S. at Patti, was a Botanitt of entinenee and ehatxtßer, he cemewitrotod by tnntneof intenft ap plication, that excellent Extradt of Flowers tatted Hooey. fbrtht Cure of Coughs,.Cokls. and Afthmas. Findt.eft the danger arifini from negleded Ptdtoral Comphint-, he prepared this pleafa , a )ct effectual Remedy. it is as rrftorative fs's Milt, nrver .11fa. greet with the licaach, and cafes a recent f. old or Cough in a few hours. Afthmatic periodu will find it to 'iv: general relief, rettnning the difituky of Breathing, promoting is r. &oration, and in dtfchatg. trig the vifchl Phlegm. Caution—There is another fort which is Spurious, perfons dill there he careful to all f. r " Sir John Hill's Balfani of lithqi," and °hien, e the ditties of Sha* and Pdwards,* are engraved ni t the Stamp given with fuch Bottle. Price 3s. 6d. Sold, wholefale OM retail, by Shrift and Edward*, No. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard. 'THE extended Reputation. ttliicl; 644 the firil .11. °Wed of ftft inabltion In the treatment of VENPRBAL COMPLAINTS and DEBILITY, having attraeted to one vadat, CorrelpoOdentil in the United Kingdom of Orcat Britain, and frtin different parts of Europe anl Agnetlea, I beg to adder fa this publil sense to fueh eorrefpcndents. The ocelpetion of My time in artferering letters from thtfe who grudge not reintmostion, made it tat ccffary lbr tie, fomc years age, to obferve, thpt n 6 letters could be noticed male& a Bath-note way Welded. I again repeat the information. that no letters without inclofure eau be anfwersd, unlefa from Patients already under my UN. And I beg to fuggeft, ti-t letters from the NVelt Indict, or from any Foreign country, must contain not only a complete tatement of thevak, but a very liberal fum, futficient to compen. fate for the time of ftudying and writing fully on the complaint, and for the preparation of a confiderable comae of medicine by a Landon Chetnift, if fueh they'd be requill*. When the dftance does not admit frequency of eottefpondence. It it alto &fired, that the age, the manner of Ihring,and general feelings, as well as every fymptom that can poilibly be dektibed, M anon particularly fpetified. Letters require ho other direetlon than the Chrittian arid Sur. nam—" Martin Beet., Efq London ;" and that the minds of either fez may have the fulleft affurance of feetecy, the pottage of letters accompanied by fees need not be paid at the time, but will after ward, be charged to the patties. MARTIN FIRER, Member ache Royal College of Sorsa:a in London Aruntllo-Rreet, Oda. 11, ilk*. r TO THOMAS PALLOR, Eta. Dear Sir, No. 9, Bridge-ftrtet, Leyden. j FEEL it 2 duty incumbent upon me, t 6 infcrlll N.' you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have received foto lout invaluable Medic/rt.-I...EARL'S PA'T'ENT PILLS, About two year! ago I was anteled with a %rosette! Mader which I treated rather nightly star Come time, but the difeek se length fineadlitg all over my Body, I was Obliged to apply to the omit eminetnaf the Faculty, but their :Silence alfortkd tally tem porary relict 1 went-thronuk various courtes of Salivation, and from being rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced to a Mere Skeleton. The ulcers that fpread all over my limbs, rendered me ic complete objeet, fo that my Menus detpeired of or recolferf. When brought to this liwation, I oenfidered daub so loulyaeallea, but a relation of mine commenting upon the many elks in which your Pirs had inceceded, I was induced to try a box of them, , Which I thought rather relieved me, and by perfeverince for cite or throe absorbs, and foliar/Mg y.-ur die: dhoti., J. experienced le the moll unaccountable relaxation from psi*, the *gradual!, fublidlag ; I ain hew thank ( ion, perkeily recover and walk ing out dilly : I doebt not but orre more hot, *loch dank con tinua to take, will 'Rabb& my health M ice ertgiold date. It hi with the m..R heartfelt gratitude that I febieribe Offelf, Sir, yeur much utdig d humble kmant, • WM. Pitasoo. Deanfyite, Minhefter, July 1, ISM P.S. Far the public benefit I So net °bled to the able Wnig putilithed,but leave you to adt as our wpm better jodttneot Matt (baste. Praartil-and fold by the tole Proprietor, Thomas Tatar Mem ber of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lo6llob ai his Kieft, No. 9, New Bridge ftreet. Where. lifter a ecn ft int relidenct of more than thirty Il years In a pradice pirticnlarly direded to the Cure tf Whereat Cew;pfaints. *ITh tint inviolable teem', which and of his prof, %Bon Mould *Sways Efetve, be Batten hirolell, the advice and alliance be irratuiteuily adosloillers to p slims taking this Medicine will he eftermed by; difee.rningPub . Ile', as an itchantagefeldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. —Alfa Sibs, by his Appeerorneor, f-r tt.e ccarbenterce of thnfe living at a diftante, at the Perfumtr's, b 1 , ,. 35 At. Alban's-Brea, Pall Mall; the Tay Stop, 1 1 40. rc3, Oxford-nrctt ; Mr. Dike rough's. No. 7, Fik-dreet 111 ; Mr. Steel's, Bookfeller, No. I, ' Union Row, Little Tower Hill ; Mr, Wation's, South. Bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Calculi's ; Dishlin ; Mr Billlnges, Liverpool; Mr. Atklnfon's, Manchtfter; audby one Perfon In every coa l:Metal:de Town in Oreat Brifkin and Ireland, ia Boxes of only 28.9 d. each, fealA up with full and plain tireetioas, whereby Palen' of tither Scx may Cure themfelves with Bak, Speed, Se• ereey, and faiety. - RENOVA CM) likALl'H. IT has been ton frequently the f t ibjelt of inft and A general reprobating, that -then deititote of the elements of the medical art, have offered themkives as eassetkistes for public patronage in the pecifefflon of phyfic. For the porpofe of doing juftice to the refult of our Rua - es wed experience:and to prevent us from being claffed among More enmities whofe impudent pre t. akin, have, tmforrunately for fockey, been tbo Trrourably re ceived, we beg leave to fubmit to the liberal zed enlightened a faithful ftatement of our purfuits and acquiretnents. After lasi% melded a regular medical eduation as the pupils of Medis Grin ds! and Bliaard, Whole kettires and practice we carefully atten ded, at profeffors and furgeons of the Landow Hdipital, we entereif ourfelves as itudents in -that jufly celebrated khanl for medical acquirement, the Royal College of Edinburgh, ancl,prereinftrue ted in the different branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the theory and pradlice of Pbyfic, Chetnlltry, Midwifery, Botany, Ste. Etc. by 'thole eminent profeffors, Drs. Monet, Gregcry, Frublitan, :Duncan and Rutherford, We trait we . ilia': not be deemed pie+ !fumptuous in laying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconlh rabic. Having for a Inns (cries of years made venereal 'complaints, and the villa!, (Breaks of DEBILITY, the particular object of our Rudieie and pradtke, it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired fuperior knowledge of their treatment add cure. In fight and recent cafes of infidtion, a peered re. !eitabliihment is completed in the abort period of two days; sod. in thole of the.iittnolt inveteracy, where other praCtitioners have . failed. of fuece6i, a proper perieverance in our pion of treatment. cultists tn the patient a fare and radical cure. Amitift the melancholy variety of diforders .aSich we tire (fres of a habit long arid Moff unhappily purfued •!1.1 youth of bah Sexes, there are none more alarming or more oi.terifing than ttiofe deficiencies and debilities wide% freetriently pteveneor embitter the matrimonial ftate. To fuch perfons it mutt be a sonfolitlerc fiedtion to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode df treatment, be rellored to that greateft of all Ennui bleiliadle a ftWang, manly, and vitnrouil conititution; In all cafes of debility, from whatever caufe wiring, as well as in every fpecies of wen& real infedien, we may be confilttd by patients of either fez With the greatelt fccrecy and honour. Hours of confultation at home fitien ten to three, and from fit in the evening till ten at night. Patients in the country'are requefted to hate the particulars of their cafe, age, and general habit of living, tee. *.e. inchning a remittance for advice and medicines, when the fame will be given or fent to any part of the kingdom. To eniure that fecrecy fo ef kntial.to our undertaking; the pottage of letters may be added to the account for medicina l , CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, November 26, allo6. No. toy, Hatton Garden. LONDON: IMMO" aad publleiell by LtiVPL ((leen' terbury•Place, Lambeth), at the STAR-01111M No. t, Coq Street. Publifbed alto at the STAR-ORFICF, Temple-Bu, 414 to lokitas .Iz-.1013,1, wises I 1,, c: Itifi, 1i utsi, g .INtr. l ll (11,6! l'Ai.';•'•••• •. :* •- ‘, • a- - _ atioA ; I ' ."14 1 1114R , ith-RtorAl;, -44 ° 11 W bs 41444 E 1K:4% 1 NIG )] T P ROY9K'D Hl Affi r *ac t, a Slew Comic e , • of irtAgtulitulN.sP - p e npx— • Cabinet;,..- %.* . . TRE•ILOYA. I 4,,CQW )36T ,_Eyeil NG .4dirtib a&4 the PI • . -THE TEMP' '"or, Tli b ! l a itICHANTI which ddel the No, MPTHEECCCII •:1 i-rf; • . .? • • bt-I'ME DcluDErt ab roger* opipi!ca.4 wi ilfearldltitirilNATatet, (11 - . STREET.. 'IA wiu begin . 11 LTtts Teadrii - 611 Atatorny, iturrety,4@Nuaider4averf 2odoolt • now , Praetteit Affiadrowilnittontlhoe i • AfE:- _ 6i d' IE Spring Courfe of . thettginninrdf • 11 ' . Prattice of Medicine, by At. Batts, thenslftry, by Dr. 13Aantht or/ and' Firperitnental Pbilof6; by 'Mr. Al Theory of Medicine, and Matecia Midwifery, add Difeafes 'Of WOl N'atoseresa. Phyfiolown, or I.ants of the Animal dic illnAnibuse und-Difollitsr. the Toads, 24. R. There (rural 14,5tisres are f th infiffeft lit de h(fUt r i of attendan switA dire beilastes istst•Anstottrf;*nd p ra akr:of Sursnr di vac at the , rho tal adjoining, is cilentsred• Co: fuim a . r •litid+Ohicirgitalitaftruelion. Taoist - 4min'. ticalarl Ap;74 s MIN:- • • .I‘l . At; .L Yor. Lie veal incurred rgpseu — induce me to ore now fending po all refpc4attkPor ,Pinks -of Sit •Willoaffion and Co. Metrs Devaynes and Co. N 0.39, ' Mid fhl Cademboufm. Fifty Pitypds'Onsfetliale, Stem' -Ilig at bettaahVs, affirit this Witte., tatthercallisidikl!elosid from etr Official eFiglurre,2,4l,ss °Actal. or 'coal, but My eltimatts'are 045. 1 sllbith is to Wach °fake maxim as Munitions to the Experiments aodj Tirednefdays, 'and thfitys, eight *o' , • %shofar, Manton tionotee. sorn Any day from ten till,finic9;r4ock, Aeccive the molt,fatisfadoff Fsl4# ll al and plant may be had "Me Oak's I FASHIOffiABLE i LLEN ice P kt: INCE. imp in.4o.st/triatil ( t rim: idodetn.Stylion tlo: ity Ile 40','Oreat Anotrite. one * lesased for Alusfe who wik -*editions, and fake* icipertins of • That .others wlthint to leant 'el Abools where bed complAsy meet, evenings a week, at ordiOne jot atillren, fie to nine roam op Pt Mr. Prince teaches Singing, Thor! ing, and Whale hi general, at sc/ Ake attended. Piano Fawns Suld,tiochanged, I . AU MOB' Etianorfssi PICARE4 lIVER..I V.IPA.NDSOMg.LY *Wei fooileap oAavo, on a funerfint liihed with fevenay- four gna fro of LouthAttitlit Stodtatd, De fi Ti and of Thsoitan, 11 , 010,1 in tha n fiat ofrajggaitea and 1a ,balaire, ticagind A. IL A. Ailgon k and Nam& larfitafei with li t irnpreifions ideortbb- &don N cots Johnian,andAti.stagens; audit Won or tbdr to as well aatalgorc *rlon of vent eriticiftn,illuttnik 11401116 orate age in,whinii I t . mie4LkY WOOD, A.t' • •': Ibitteith- POW Atli , 4vio - • 'THE.real -s viktid4f-tlew CHO VIES for Fifh Since•his in! r aigleg . iZf c i le ati e rrOT • (to (stem thrift SlifeeZ . arrrdtlairw y Caring vend dig (*WWI Mai I skiy,ar4 ilaitgrit,,..ita to ()Wive, Irotis NA 9 pate sow it Ancleviss.". Osse &kits *Ws *am I .ffitikirAeLlßL A New Co ` pa 1411( r The eflicacy of tcquired, tuit bt etpulikid id Infallible. Vat application : the died tertian. Seek ate the extraordinary that the Inventor has frequentiy land with the ifeateft aridity. Sold by Order ef the Prop - iota Pang-lane, Wed Sraitilbald ; Soho ; Shaw anl Edwards, N( ler, No 4, Cheaphde ; War& 'principal Verstlerrof racket Mt WHITE HANDS ha' v'Y 'fol.:duality in botti St ere efiential to Perfons of 'Rai Maass Wallsirp chit*, pod* the haat eastp6tc delicacy of to the hands, which are ennttai itt deka *here the flirt lin Wel ]Shoe, 11K Weil& sod 4014 .4terwswaently removal, sod los . eadditlieeey of appiaseanceoenli !heists whatevet. It is by ear an adequate idea of th...fule.s,io Sea sehelataierteseli , Us Again. 4wthote, fignature it heir Travis bar„ London ; aO, pity. beg dens to be iftle '4lllllOl of the Printer, (K. Spr, hers), is Axed to the I.lbel , terfkits. Eric* is. cacti Cake. . . , . . .. II la . „ V a tirAS .tz'.!olh , qll 6341111 . - •1 . , f p.,;e1. , .;: .. vii :r . ..4 c: IL. . • .t . s 4's 'dui, g 4:7.`"t4 ."6.14 4fdifv;...o. d 1 Andllite•g.:' III:. •••• ..•... :• ;oder ita •.. 4 1 1• 1 1 411. k .i,„' • ',' .. r. %', 711 1 y so. , • ~ • . ..:..a. .3. Zratodairsim.....,.. • '• ' • : . 41161 . It .'.' . 1 aritit'Att •-•-• E•Ittl VAL; DR ri i ~11 1 1.. 4 r itit .,- virt ° 1 1 W betalled EVE naleted NIN.G Y 1 " . Tja PRON 7 9IVI).I 1 • .I .... . iirtir —.- - _._ , a. .. *N a New Com is P ; 1 •: - :.a at HE New A" • • " • 4.- ...: --• . . Oct irt4 I4 O.IIQIIII 4 ,SP t h e t POI ' '''ent9g —The c?bi,et; Ititti , I." . TitosT)%II4DPIA.I.,,CQV 1 - ....-. of t 1 1 ** 4. pittlp &VW „EY LW No . _ • M'be alted the P '4 . .;. ' . -THE TEMP 0 4 . rig , ~ • - . 0 0r, THE-ENCHANT • • iF ' i) : Waich ' fili MO l'e T add Hlß tbl. C l44 t l. 4 , ce fa. a .? . • • WIVE DC:OLDEN • - ilia riesiger4 • koF4.4.k.4 .. ts . , 'firifeArldPer'SNATOVlV. 'd -. • • •. STREET.. lilt„ • IA - It VittlAo 'will begin , _., ' lii.vz Ms Teeidaii lei Anatomy, V. ''''' .4%llltdlsionNalidaftianglarf aQ*bM • noon, R. • !realest Attatteny Willbeetiothme. • . E . ICAL SC 00 0 C di t ' f t 'HE Spring Contra of '.- • 111. thetegianitardt . •■• Otte , . Frattlce of Medicine, by Dr. Balite An thendftry, by Dr. BA a ntbt osi and ilia reperimental Fbilofciphy; by Mr. A Theory of Medicine, and Materia rho MidWifery,' - add Difeafes 'Of Wo P, Itataterosa , ~ , ~ ran Phybolore, or 1-avo of the Animal - 7 . DUt . 70C my : diessibute und-Direallyilt the Teeth, or • N. B. There fermi ledtures are f. 'eta .illth tfliefteft in tie htluers of attend= en. VA k & the boillens MP. Anattellf; and int, p ra ake_OiSurgery,g Vec at the The y a tal adjoiriini, is cilcittated-foz form a • •atidriihitenitalitafirstaites. -.- • ice. Terms and other. Particulara ,piny, . Brat 'Xpothecary tetufs troftllal. ' • '.7 - )ed, , ‘.... t r•- r' .' n, - ii% 'C .1. AVO t a s,iv . ..Lic T and Sur. l.l Yor iheliittsdhOthst is Liz,. the, veral incorre,Et reports induce me ter, are now fending to all refpr4abkP • 'tit- aanks of Sit •M,llloalsam and Co. Wielfrs. Tleraynes and Co. N 0.39, P and Wilk% Calemhoufes.. Idol Fifty Itita..kratisfetll44,Stam • • -Mg at bath Baas, aadlt this bet, * . _ asi Mrtbencillowlltheamid from tin ia. Oficial tegazgesus,,tso.ov 3 l. w .tni 'coal, but thy ' erunlams'ate r I 4: 8 45 , hied relbith batten to each °fake ao,cmo .. LS, Munitions to the Ewrinunts and rid Tired nefday s, 'and thfir- ye., eight O' • fess • *lnfer, Manton reinaree. and. • 1 the Any day from ten tillfinac„9:ciod, tem. Aeccive the molt.fatichanfTLsloPa and and Pram any be had Mlle Llak's s etre lasi , FASHIOATABLE LiANCJ • rem t i LLEN isle .. P 4: INCE . : ssoo, Ital ic) ; ,- 4 -fLo d '' tArtroli"4,Srfltstliott.gortcte."6Ja * use . bralo * ,'Oced Atte-Brett, c... .•, ticil4 gale* famed for thole who silk, LoalF liseditious, and ktitable iciperrins of ram. • That .others withlut to learn' ~ can. . Wroth, where bad company meet, it, ' h. be evenings a week, at onliOne , Sir ' - jot Children, fla to nine grown op P • K. l(r. Prince teaches Singing, Thor = ing, and Murk iii general, at ach ... '4cs attended: Plano Poems Sadil,tachanged, I. fern ' - tin Lt• WTI' . EllifAIIT tiM A safe, PtAREt EVES. • cc or rel to Is.TANDSONig.LY printe • fooffcap oAsso. on a fuperfin • mars tithed with fevenay- four fig f . I'ol to of Louthettettre, Stotittr De d, OA T Pub . and of Thsritan, Bastury, time, ntry in the Brit .iple ofceiteaftcoi and • • 11144* Bromley, bolaire, Milton, Neagh:, reit, ifbo- A.B.A. ,Skixon, awl Warren, • ro. a, , Ifrge_isatsd ankh ar4 impreilions . idees Tll7eieft'of -thb-Sdition la CO volt - Johnien,enthii. SIAVI ens ; and COG- WOO Of ilschr now, as well aatheic only vows of verbal erttiani.Vott . reby selloma of the age In, xidell;theP. ,Se. Sy, Wi.t4LEl l WOOD, A.' ' . ••' : Bitlielfeleigt . . ; ~.__ net ; r ' ~-• r --> • • - - and • • .4tiltdt 4Nll. . t •.- I na ritaf rte of üblie r TH:E Vestl ta • titbit st .' loing .111 vaid44i= am *beta : • !vent 1 CHO VIES for pith Sauce' his In pre. ? dare name to a... article csairdy • • ly re- 1 - igfit4 ttiti.:llSi su4 SON ned a • 141/11c4 to cation theta agaitif: - lii Kyr% . ward Ms **Ores offering eh** 3rin• vend the *awes Ida,: guiy,ar - , tteh- 4 takargAild to Obtefte, 11 - , feted 4 . 1,0141 sp,illse 104.- 0 Jbbb B Weal .. pate Moor. at • Asschaviss.”- true- : whew *SAO :Peen Suess low • y and c. by . • flit INFALLIBL Stint s . New coMpontiriri - fo I pre+ WOK, . The cfllcacy of t re not roolred,ll but lit closikt in iercat kola, , lalaßible. the applicadoa is aim 461 certain. owed Seek ate the extraordinary a ' rent .. that the Inventor has frequepqy eit re• ' Band with the &deft avidity. ; and. i , Sold by Order ef thd Prowiet. . lure f hienr. ' t A tiplane,Wettiraitt)heht ; i Soho ; Shaw anti Edwards, N. : frees ler, No 4, Cheapfidc ; Ward, ' im . h - principal Ventlawrof Petah M • 1 ttiofe IXTHITE HANDS ha tatter v'Y 'food brainy in both 5 mere. are eilential to Perrone of II mode Indian %Villain'. CUM, gisfr ... ne! a the moft enstpfitedelicacy or . hem, *to the hands, suilich are tont , Tene. ..: . Itt deka *hire the fide his . - ~,, ,„. •"`" Uwe, OK Man& cad *AAA • home ' , .4perwasuattoly removed, and ft .• t. . gaildslicacy of snowsrim wni lays of . !nein* whatevet. It is by es. ling a an adequate idea of ch....rapt:4o given ' UV othee•iniereecall, sad fo cf- tals Agnes, 4w6ofc lignature it Geri to near Tan* bar,. London ; an OW, f rity, . beg item to he ratteril rdci. I '4lllllOl a the Primer, (K. iprig (Oen- clet?). is attxad to the Libel :any ter ..it% trice is. wag Cake. 1 • tik. . CORN EXRHANGO, SIGRIC•LANI, JAN. 7•—Sorrel further arrivals of Wheat are come to hand, which is in middling tit OE* and tbet of good , quality is , neatly at left pMq, bet fecund atsttinfettnr go off heavily—Bariay cAltnes in loge feppiles, old, except fine famplaF, is cheaper-Malt liktwife- Very few Whit* Peas, and thofe dearer—Beans are in tolerable fupply,ind whet lower—Oats art in eoefiderable trientititt, and thofe of fecond and inferior qualities , are at lefs prices.—The ales of ?tour are very dull; fine American from Or. to 515. per Weill. ----- -- OtNIRAL CASSIIIIIST Al UNDIS i Wheat, 54s 66s Bas per qr. Grey Peak 44e 49101 • Flue Ditto, 84* SU oa Beam, 04 sat 04 Rte. 4 0 4 46s od nag Ditto 37s 43104 Bark% 3 61 43 4 64 Oats, sas 26s 3os Malt. 61a 741 of Potted ditto 3st 334 thi White Peak. (Boilits) 141 gas Rape Seed, 151 171 oor Fiat Ploor 7ct to 75s Seennd 65s to 7os per lack. PRICE OF HOP 3 124 THE BOROUGH MAAKET. Nfow asp 51 es to 51 151 I Paellas 51 01 to 61 121 Fine 71. ester of uAT Mtn sits** SSIIT4IIIII.D. Hay, -31 tcs to 41 sos I Glued •11 102 to 11 01 New Do. of es to of oe I Strait, sl its to al rat COAL MARKP'f, January 7 Skips st Market Ships 101 l Price 123 Newcaftle Coal z 7 46a cd to 53e 64 4 sundertand o .--s od to *-s od s Cindery - a 3ts od to —s oil 1 DIVIDENDS. January r 9. Aletander Shrdden, of HARoI, drUggift, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Broad Itrect, Drift& January Y 7. Peter Itichardfon ' of Wakefield, Yorkfbire, woolfta pier, at eleven, at the White Hart inn,Walefield. January 1 . 7. John Hennem, of the Limekllns,parilh of Eat Green! with, Kent, corn and eoal.dealer, at tea, at Guildhall. Feb. 7. Jofiah Cooke, of New Road, Portland road, Middlefes, ftatuary and mafon, at eleven, at Guildhall. January Jeremiah Cdther, of Pitchennibe, Gloucefteribire, clothier, at elevea, at the King's Arms Inn, Stroud. Jan. t.. William Baldwin. late of Wigan, Lang:albite, ferivclKr, at eleven, at the Pear slaw Inn, Wigan . January to. George rafterby and William Macfarlane, of Canada Wharf, Rotherhitht, Surrey, merchants, at ten. at Geikiball. January se. Benjamin rests and Ann Smith, of Bacingh.di Greet, London, fodtors, at onv, at Guildhall. January 13. John Brown Muffelwhite, now or late of Warettabt, Dorklblre, butcher, at twelve, at the Crown Inn, Blandford. January 17. blotters Harris of Maidlione, Kent, *ciente- driper, at ten, at Guilcba 1, Landon. January 19, • Pohn Pollard and John Tbompfon, both late of Pref. ton, I.aocstiorre, itufiln•rnanutadotcrs, and partners, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Preßon. January 19. William Ruffen Watts, of griftol, grocer, at eleven, at the Bulb Tavern, Corn-Brett, Britt& January 17. William Revett, of Roherbithe, Surrey, miller, at ten, at Oußdball, London. January t 7. George Atkinfon, of Cloth Fair, Smithfield, Landon, glazier, at one, at Guildhall. jantnry t 7. Lydlz Peacock, late of Beverley, Yorkiiiire, woollen draper, at fix, at the Tiger Inn, Bevcrky. DIED. On Todlay, John Swann, Mg. of Wolvercot, near Orford, in his jog, year On Sunday lalt, after an Diners of t 8 months, Mrs. Harvey, wife of Mr. John Harvey, Library, Weymouth. HIGH WATIlit AT LOWZON simian TOMOKI Mornleg - 30 minutes after Afternoon • - 5 t minutes after a 'WV7