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1 7111447R45. DRURY.LANE THlll%Talaw.Tho Unknown Gue: was repeated List night to a erosaded audience,' vit'u tes tified their setistadtiOn with- the performance by re peated plaudits. Mr. BRAHAM imparted increased spirit and effect to the character which he personated, and completely falsified the adage 64 that singers are not actors." Ile was loudly encored in “ The hue to the,toils pursued," which was gieen in his boldest manner. Mrs. DICKOSS war squally successful, and equally rewarded. COVENT-GARDEN. ---A new ifftelViSCeataed LOOS in Limbo, was last night priiduced at this Theatre. — The story is Spanish,, and the scene is laid in one of the Colonies ; the GoiernOr of which, a Lieutenant- General, Simmons, has become deeply enamoured of a young Lady, Donna Graciano, Miss Foatz ; bat is entirely unsuccessful in his suit, owing to the ri valry 'of his nephew, Don Alphonso, JOSS % a Cap. lain in the General's regiment. Irritated at his ne phew for his interference, he determines to remove him by sending him to Old Spain with dispatches. The nephew, however, refuses to obey hii uncle's orders, and is, in consequence of his disobedience committed to the custody of an old sergeant named Bobo, MATHEWS, and kept a close prisoner in the Castle. His Mistress contrives to get admission to, him in the dress Of a Hussar Officer ; but being dig covered bill* General, she also is committed to the sift keeping of Bobo. The interest of the piece then arises out of the stratagems adopted by the Lovers, •while thus in limbo, to accomplish their escape.— In this they fail, but by the aid of the gaoler's dan4h ter, and a soldier who is her admirer, they contrive to get a Frier into the Castle ; and, during the ab sence of the Governor, they practice on the simpli. city of Bobo, adopt the old schema of making him drunk, and doling his insensibility his keysare taken from him by • his daughter; the prisoners are libe rated I. a double marriage takes p?ace, that of Don Alphozso and Donna Graciano, and Isabella, B3bo's slaughteb to Stephano, her . humble admirer. The Govivaor returns at this instant, but finding his ne phew is already married, and that all further resist ance to their union would be in vain, he pardons his nephew, and the piece concludes with the usual bar nuany. Martiews was irresistibly laughable in the chiracter of the Old Soldier; Simmons, as the Go vanor, and JONES as the young Lover, gave all the effirt possible to thcir partsi. a,td Mrs. Gums, and Miis FOOTS were deservedly applauded. The piece cxperieaced some opposition in its progress, but was given out' for repetition with a great majority in its favour. I •• ••••••• The receipts of the Glasgow Theatre, on the two first nights of Keat.'s performance, amounted to one thousand Mundt, within a few shillings. The beauty of the weather yesterday (the last day of the month), and fhb serenity of the atmosphere, fully realized the idea of the Scots adage -44:g March come: in with an adder': head, but goes oat with a peaeochet till ! His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex took the Asir yesterday. at the anniversary dinner of .the Jewish Hoipital, at the London Tavern. 'Pre com pany was-rery numerous, and a handsome subscrip tion was entered into, in aid of the fund for the sup port of that laudable instituting. The Duke and Duchess of Poirrt.Aeo, 'alio have lately returned from France, had gone abroad with the intention of remaining several years .gyp an the Continent, taking with them their amiable family of nine children. • Lady Lucy S CAWLEY, eldest daughter of the Coun tess of Danny, it looked to as a rising beauty who will shortly attract the admiration of the fashionable • world by her graces and accomplishments. The a•taclamtnt between Mr. VEasota and his charming bride was formed on the Continent, where Lord LUCAN was a - resident with his family. Upon the return. of the young lover to England, his father's consent was easily obtained, and Lord LUCAN then accompanied his dayghter to England. .A most beautiful set of ivory chess men, made in India, was recently sold, by a shop-keeper in Bond street to a Noble Lord, two! is almost invincible it thesame, for two Impaired guineas.— The Knights, Kings, Queens, and Castles, were carved in ail' the fashion of the East. The men were wariiors in dif• ferent attitudes. A melaacholy instance of the fatal accidents from unguarded' fires occurred on Thursday. The daughter of Captain" TUCKEY, R.N. a beautiful child, 7 yeari old, mountinron , a chair to view herself in the chini ney-glass, her muslin dress was drawn Lao. the flee, aed before her mother mild stifle the fl tine by rolling her in the carpet. she was so dreadfully burnt as to preclude all hope of her life. Mrs. Tuckey'slonds wire also sho:kingly burnt in the attempt to wive her LITHRIOITING OGC (upon the fichelds).. Sawa 16.—A circumstance has occurred, near this ;own, wWch affords a new example Of pa- Lanai sad conjugal tenderness. The wife of a bear, ruin, having--s cbitd is her arms, was thrown into , it Sciseldt,ty the rope attached to the rudder, which broke through the violence of the wave,. The boat. span was below deck, but the cries of -the spectators ; called him up, and he precipitated himself into the river. After being a little while under water, he ape pearcji with the child; but, as lie was swimming for the boat, he thought his feet touched the clothes,of • Ira wife. He plunged down anew, and returned with the one and the other, saying to his wife, Don't be afraid, I shall save you both " He held the clothes ti the child in his teeth, took his wife under his left arm, and thus swam on shore, loaded with all his *amity. , WHIMSICAL ADVENTUSE-7--Thesday, a party of lioliday folks, lads and lasies, after seeing the proces- L'on of the Lord•Mayor r irc. going to Christchurch, vaned down Warwick-lane, on their way to Tothill fiAls fair, when they were interrupted by a drove of sheep ; at the same time a man with a tub of bullocks blood on his head stood close to them. A sheep hav ing darted from the fl )ck ran between Cie man's legs, and throwing him on his back, the can of blood went all onr the muslin dresses of the-lasses, and the new clothes of the young lads, rendering them very piteous objects. After striking several beholders, who were ignorant of the circumstance, with horror, they with much difficulty obtained a hacktsey-coach ant Ltsd gate-bills siestietunsed, bate. .ifftEJUT TV STILILTIA CROWN . ; . :•••=MIONIINON A singular and most daring attempt to steal Crown at the Jewel Office, in the Tower, was Sesterday afternoon about-two o'clock, by to w meanly dressed, who, under pretext of viewing .• Regalia, gained admittance, and made a seisms of the diadem, by thrusting hex arm through the ' 1 1 bars, which are placed for security :. the attempt however, rendered futile, by the Crown being m uch too large to admit id being forced through them, and though much bruised by the violence of the grasp, yet fortunately none of the jewels were tinsel. The female appoihted to exhibit the Regalia fainted, an alarm was instantly given, the woman secured, and conveyed from the Tower in a hackney coach to the Police Office. WESIMINSIER SESSIONS. The LATE Disvonnwes.—TheGrand Jury found' true bills agains Thomas Hobbs and Wm. Adolphus Home, for riotous conduct, in breaking windows of the Committee Rooms belonging to the House of Commons. They are pot charged capitally, only with having been guilty of a misdemeanour. The parties are out on bail. • • The indictment preferred against John Cotrfe, the, man who was followed from Sir Joseph Banks's house to a public-house in Bainbridge-street, Saint Gile►'s, and apprehended with a bundle of Sir Joseph's papers on him, was thrown out, after considerable . investigation. Sir Joseph's butler was very fully ex amined, as to all the circumstances of the disgraceful scenes that took place fronting and within the house. It appeared, that the mob mistook Sir Joseph's house for that of Mr. Banks, the Member. The ipdic:ment against Currie was not for stealing the papers found upon him, but for a misdemeanour, in being guilty of riotous conduct. • :'i Sussex &sex litat.rs. : • 7 7 !I •••• ••••••••••.on. I gifIIMMBLID MMIKET. MARC* el. • Bal. • !is , .04 44k4sqod I Vo .i .ss s. Is 44 Witte Ss •odto St Od Perk es id co 7s. od • ••• • • Loth •es to Se 6d. Busts Ileok-Sbeqs Lomb , 6;576.-.Cotsos lee-s-Pist HAY AND s CRAW, PER I.OAD, Meadow Hay -41 . Os to 31 torj Cover el Os WP ise . . ; Straw • Xi, is.. to sei Os, Men OF HAY Atiosinior YESTERDAY. .. gr. i htissyso witTeCtiAliaL. Hay St I* to SI 10. Oki Hay Al 40. to al so 10d Straw In k . lit to 111 lb Od r Straw It 14s to 11 Is. 04 . . PRICS VI HOPS. 111 W BAGS. • 11W POCIRITS. 61 es• to el Os Kent - 51 us to 81 8s 61 Os to 71 162 Susses - 41 15s to 81 Os 61 lOs to 61 Os Farnham 101 04 to lel OA Best Heifers and Steersiper Ordin a ry •is lid to is 10J stone) - 21 Oil to -2s 433 Market Calf Q. each. Midshinits es ocl to Its 4d Eng. Horse 12s to I6s 794 Od 82s Od 77s Od 75. Od PRICE Of TAI..LOW. St. lames's Market 4s led lAN S Tallow Clue Market - 0s MI I Yellow Russia 1 1 Whiteeltspel Market 4s ad White ditto psi stone of ,111 b. • ....—.. Soap ditto Graves 13s Od--Good rep 10s Od. Yellow Soap, aft—Mottled, 110s—Curd, 104s—Palm, 104 s Pries of Candles per dee. las Od—Moulds, 14s ad. .MICR OF LENIHEit it 4 LEADLNHALL-ilikEEI. I Butts, 50 to 56Ibs 204 254 Calf Skins, 30 to 401bs sod 32: Ditto, 53 to 661bs 24d 23d Ditto SO to 701bs 321 35 Merchaots Backs 19d 19 Id Ditto 70 to bulbs 304 54d Dressing Hides 184 d 194 Small Seals Grecolancr43.l 4id Fine Coach Hides 19td 214 I Largr ditto. per doz. I 3os I KUs COAL MARKET, MARCH Si. Ships at Market.' Ships Sold. Price. 26 Newcastle 30i 42s Od to 551 OJ. 5 Sunderland 5 42s Oil to sth ed. COUN ray MARKETS. OXFORD, Magma 30. 1 Pric e of a bushel of Wheat, Its. 91d. The Quarturn Loaf; wed. Casa IDOL ) MARCII 30—Wheat per load x'l3 Os. to £2l Os. Barley, per quarter 30s tO 335. Oats 246 to 325. BcAus 316. to 416. Yuan 386 to 416. Next Wednesday the State Lnttery begins draw ing. There are Three. Prizes of £30,()G0. &C. &c. The full money in gold, for the I'i:4es or Guineas, as soon as drawn, will be paid by RICHARDSON. Goonweic, and Co. at their Offices, Conlinll and Curing Cross, where Tickets and S:iares ate now on sale. Thursday a ballot was taken at the Eist InJia House for the purpose of determining the following questions, viz. . . . " 'fbat Mr. William Drown, late of the Madras Civil r.3ta. blishnient, be permitted to return, with his rank, to I " . .. 'flat Mr. Thomas Abraham, late of the Bengal Civil 1 4 .,:a• blishmem, be permitted to return, with hi, rank, to India." At six o'clock the glasses were closed and delivered to the scrutineers, who reported the questions to have been carried in the afErmativ,:s The following ships of war at 'Plymouth, are re. ported to the Admiralty as serviceable, and aie ex pected to be immediately commi,sioned, St. Vincent (new) t•1') Invincible Sao Josef 114 Milford Royal Sovereign 110 I Mulgrave Windsor Casale 98 Rippon America 74 btirling Castle • Armada 74 Canibi tail Dubbn 74 Nisus liavannah i 4 Topas Iruplacable 74 Pyramus Indus 74 74 74 14 :4 74 411 - SS 38 36 The Sr. GEORGE (late the Britannia) is commis sioned as the flag ship at Plymouth, instead of the PREGNABLE, which is ordered to sail without delay. Nearly one hundred Dutch seamen have deserted from the Zealand, Rotterdam, Yssel, and other ikips of the Prince of ORANot's squadron, since it I.iy WI Plymouth. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FItOXI AMSTERDAM, DATED MARCH 25, 6 r.ar. " This moment I learn that the me morable traitor, Admiral Verheul, and General Daendels, late Go vernor of Batavia, have been detected in a conspiracy to buy over our troops to the cause of Bonaparte.— They have been &Alt prisoners to the Hague. The former had arrived in Holland from Paris since 80. naparte entered it, and, no doubt, was sent here fol. the diabolical purpose above-mentioned. Three or four persons have been arrested for making distur bances and calling out " Vive Napoleon." 'l'u-morrow the Duke of Wellington is expected here." The Dutchess of OItLEANs, who has now son A ht shelter in England, is the datiAhter of the late Queen of NAPLES, and the niece of the unfortunate Queen of France, MARIA ANTOINETTF« Several of the English residents in the vicinity of Bourdcaux have arrived at Cues nsey and Jersey.— They give favourable accounts of the loyalty and at tachment of the people to the Bounno%s, and a civil war is considered hiefitable. l'ke Duke of ..Awnou LIME was at Bourdeaux.. The gallant Duke dr Gwent, late Count de GatastatokTi was als , , i:1 that put of •Fratiee, employed in-aCtive•and loyal efforts_ in support of the cause of the'Ktso and Royal Family, An Ofteer serving with Lord Lasts in India was present at the opening of a man supposed to die in a consumption ; whereas his liver wits neatly destroyed by worms. The learned agree that consumptions and many other diseases are occasioned thus. A child was brought to Dr. Gaabraft, who pronounced it be. yoild the reach of medicines in a few days it expired. On examination, it proved vermin were the cause.— This and one thousand instances more, which the Doctor by practice can prove, thews that 'adults as well as children are destroyed by worms. However, a complete antidote may. be bad, free from mercury, lat 74, Long Acre, and S; Sboreditch—Price . % pd. 4s. 6d. 'las. 6d. or SOP. boxes for one guinea. .• • • BUR l'H. Monday it Derby, the wife (tithe Rev. Gil Brien, keetor; of South Nurmantuo, Deebyehile, of a ea& NOTTINGHAM ASSIZES. At the assizes for the county of Nottingham, on Tuesday morning the 21st of March, came on, be fore Mr. Justice Bayley, the trial of John Hemp stock, servant man, on an indictment for rubbing the house of Mr. John Wells, farmer, of Clarborough. in Vie day time of the sth of November last, mid murdering Vierein James Snell, nephew of the pro- , secutor, who wis left in care of the house. The facts of the case, as they came out in evidence were as follow : —On Saturday the sda of November last, being the Stattites at East Retford, for the hiring and recording of servants, Mr. Wells, farmer, of the parish of Clarborough, went thither, with his wife and servants, leaving ,his nephew, James Snell,, a boy about twelve years of age, to take care of the louse. Mr. Wells' house is situated at an odd place, about two miles front Rettord, no other house being neater to it than a quarter of a :isle. The prisoner Hemstock, who had formerly lived servant in the family, lett his lodgings, at Tuxford, the same morning about eight o'clock, and went to the statutes, where he was seen about ten o'clock. He enquired of Thomas Austiek, a youth, who I.vcd servant with Mr. We:ls, at the time stated in the indictment, if the servant girl was come to the Statutes, and was an swered that he did not know, but that she was to be there. The prisoner then, availing himself of the absence of the family, took the opportunity to go and rii., die house. On his arrival there, however. he found the boy, whom he knocked down, by striking him on the head with the wooden bar of the door, and afterwards cut his throat with a razor, leaving the body in a corner of the kitchen. He then took a cleaver, which was left in the kitchen, and broke open a desk with it, froni which he took two atl notes of the Old Retford Bank, belonging to Messrs Pockling'on and Dickinson, which had stopped pay ment some time befose.—With these he hastened back to the Statutes, where he sheaved one of them to one John Mdnes, who told him that it belonged to the Retford Old Bank, and that the Bank was broke. The prisoner, however, shortly afterwards had the address to pass them to a hawker of hosiery goods in payment for three pair of stockings, which he pur. chased of him and received the change; and this cit.; =instance ultimately led to his detection. The pri. armor made no defence, nor did he call any witnesses. The learned Judge summed up the 'case in a veil clear and impartial manner ; and although the en: Jence was entirely circumstantial, as to the murder, yet it filed the imputation of guilt so strongly on the peisoner, thavthe Jury, after a few minutes consulta don, pronounced him Guilty. Oa sentence•heing pronounced, the prisoner who I .till then hail preserved a steady countenance f, be-, came greatly agitated, and shed wars. He be gged ardently of the Judge to remit that part of his sen tence which Ordered his body to be dissected and anti tomised ; and requested that it might be buried in the rave;g but no hope V/.15 held out to him in this mit - molar, as the law was peremptory on the subject, to rates of murder. The Judge at the same time es pressed his segret,-that • the prisoner should feet kO' much concern for his body and so little for his soul: The prisoner &parted from the bar in tears, declar ing his innocence, and that a man of the name of Lee was the person Who did The deed. Friday se nnight the culprit suffered the sentence of the law, on the gallows near Nottingham.—About half past eight o'clock l:e was placed in a cart, and conducted from the county gaol by the proper offi cers to the place of execution. He appeared firm and collected, and seemed desirous, as much as possible; to s'iun the gaze of the immense multitude collected. On his arrival at the gallows, he acknowledged to those around him, that the crime for which be wat about to suffer, was his own act ; he also observed; in an aucl,hle manner, that when he went to rob Mt. ' house, he had no intention whatever of mur. deting the lad, bnt.on his asking him for the key of the desk, the latter was saucy, which raised bas anger, and stimulated him to perpetrate the barbarous deed. He particularly cautioned the spectators against giv ing way ter passion, which had brought him to an untimely end, and hoped they would take warning by his fate. A Sunday school teacher attended him to the gallows, and was assiduous in preparing his mind tor We awful event. About half pest nine, the un• happy youth was turned off, and for a minute or Coro seemed to struggle violently. He was in the 20th year of his age, stout made, of a swarthy complexion, and morose aspect. The body was gitenfordbsection. DIED. ' ' i Is Sispeohr-etreet, Mary44:bonne, 14ged Sig, john Hey, D. D. Rime at Paseetthant, seer Stows, eArstfertt. tis van Not , ritt; Problem of Dlsloity Casa MO so )7*.:. I atdi'2l, Ann, ate wife of the Reir t 4 W yet %leu t Tutatt . e *ells. aged. 57. • • ' WOitV toI.ENGCS. OR Ms are allowed to be the mostl:rt • 1/ I ‘ 7 ; Sources of Childr, nu' Digester:— l'buir ; 7n : every Parent should be acquainted with. Tf.ey o: aipitite, a paleness of tto. face, emaciatior, and an •rt.. gular state of the betiv.:ls, attended with violent tiamt; .h. bring on eqnvulaions, affect the growth of th e hwy. „, i „ ftt prove fatal, by endieg in a to”titimption or decay. B o th preventative and cure tor thoe llarnifnit comyloints, the a t e . esceitent Medicine to only t-ra4l!) , th e test h ltuey of Igghest chlracters in this country, to !•.ave no equal. sil t pebhe approbation, Itiven to the Prunre•nr, from a reran:: Lnowledge of it+ e..icacy In their ..wn fatnilica, sttnnp. it nus t beyond conwetitton, and gives a , auction to it which no ow l Med , eine of the kird ho.e.t. From !he Hon. 4114 Right Req. the Lord. Bis!iop of Cat tts!.. •I'e. Mr. CHING, Itiotliecary, *. I.Utlii Ste readily embrace the opportunity your Imr afford: In of dd.litir ml test:many to !hat ot the Lot I CI in , 01 your Cbing's Patent Worm Leez 11: e 4, pay eldest s:,n fiw 'swaths ago derived very material hvortit from the• u)e u, He had been unseel for sever si weeks previous to appeared pale and rola' Wed, wa• languid.. and 464 quently of pains in his head and ei:!e. The Lord Cl l ki who had accidently seen hint in this state, fottat shly recent). mended inc to the trial of your Laze:sirs; T!,4; 1. 4 I L A , might be lost, or any mistake might occur, in 05;..ii.inc . nuine hledicinr, field me three doses of it, he Grit ut occasioned a visible amendment, and ::.fter s. c ow l em every unpleasant symptom disappeared, but I jud v ,i to give the third, at the two harmer bad atter4 so ithc um nionly well. Front thit time my sl):1 has !iota i• rtect Lai : and I certainly attribute his cure svh..liq t.) the ttfiracy n. th Wynn Lozenges. I have since resonimeeded your I.n.vi. t v. several instances, wherein I have the s,,risheenoti ;re as.tire )6 , 41 they have tin furmly been of greAt service, I might •ti add, e front the nature of the eff:ct producer; by th en , In my I apprehend the complaints to have «risen grunt :in °barge:nu.: between the stomach ini viscera . 'I ant, '&e. Rose Castle, 1/ec 7. E.. CARLISI.F. Sold 'at Mr. Butler's, N 0.4, Cf.caliaide, corner .if :it. l'e.tirt Landed', and mo4t County y M Atc.ue in every rum:. in boars. at Va. oil awl fir each. ina! 1 - IEN Men ot Education and proles m skil W use persevering endeavours to discover the nio-t sate air* :retain method of treating a tele prevailing rjeccas lid result of their experience is the bele proof of super'ority. Messrs. GOSS and Co. as regular Members of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, have been induced to mar, the cure of the tollowing the object of their particular vele. so t a certain Disorder, freiantly contra-led in nionieut ot wins% cotton, and 'ts concomitants, Strictures La c e s , wj.kh, t 1 an improved plan, are speedily and ellectually cured; as aisi,,t o • buoy, whether itrisitur trout Bacchanalian Iniinigetices, long tar d ice it "'arm climates, or a secret solitary vice, trio oheu en• !sappily pursued by the youth ot bode/sexes. to the one cationic steriliiy or barrenness, an:l in the usher a lisinnerou, train of net vous tseaset, which, if no: timely remedied, tern. „ate in itro. tense and consunipuon. In that distressing state ut debility os dAlciealey, whether the consequence of such banned habits, a arising from any other cause, by which the powers ot the corm* tution Vieor.ie euteebkd. as Members of the Royal /Alm biStsrgeons t•ici onthet, they oiler a firm, tore, and spee,:y rrtw ration so sound and logo :one health. Mes'.rs. Goss an I Co. reclusively t:.rofrifing the cure of thew particular csimplants, in carder that they pity Lot he, by s ndstak.-n few, marked AVits the obloquy so jostiy rt4e.te to the ignorant enpiric, think !Lista jistice to themselves to ;rat that they have been properly educated and r)tit ev.:4 Vrdupidop (certfficateLofAkicis„fplim I!!! At H. - Nsptia.s, testimonials tern :t.e must earnest they frier to convince any inquirer) that the sure,.: res ma trim tiler erideavotsrs lest inducbd them to quit* tre rrietice 4:1 a..e general Frautitioirer, and they presume that th;ir 7.:ere %%an constitute a lair ertiMILI for the utireeze:!tnted to ic t i„. 4 e t uaS which they have, by the Public. been so httorally honoured. • The refuit of a long and extensive practice hat en :!tied thews 5y a stiperiot method, to romove venereal complain rowers inveterate or et:unplkated, without stiblecUne the patient to tas least reetr.litit in .diet or exercise ; and in recent Caste s flee as early application is made on di' covtryof the nitre: on, they nes vend. / peitorm a cure in the short space ol two ins• preeeltuted success of their midst/if treatment ( has ueses been known to tag in pm: single instance in .I.!:r4c-ic , ' sat 15 Trutil during whle:11 period to any thousand persepra ot Weis. ssses have been cured, even aficr t , evere and dip:riot's methods l•sil been pursued by other PeacJitioners without etle.t), insiders them In thus publicly offer their advice f o be consulted daily by Patients ui either its, tool. tecri,-.7, delicatl, atilt actution.—Letters Irwin eLe co , i1:11 y, the particulars ot the case, age, and manner sat a remittance, .duly attended to, and advice and Altleme 631% warded to any past of the kingduni. GOSS aril Co Summits. it, imtverse.streei. V .s•-•tr-re NO biscirders Cleve ct,nirtiliuied moreessetiuiii si, • destroy Hymeneal Happiness than those sebich Are consequeoce of unguarded pleasure. People of .eery tank ia? adoration to the Shrine of Wedlock, but where the t has been tainted by Disease, a renovation of stability i. is tile•. ably requisites. 'Twenty years lime we devoted our practice to the exclusive treatment of the fullowiii,; Disorders, and the sac cupsful resuk of out plan gives us additional :alour to oppose, far as we are able, the ravages ut those Complaints which ire the most important in the catalogue of Hannan infirmities. Ana initiation into every branch, as Navy Surgeons, we funned a sett. st an early period of practice, to rescue unhviduals from the ig. Dormice of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipit:.iity of general Practitioner). The Disorders to the cure of which we have devoted our at• tention, comprise every species of Venereal Infection; all kind: of Debility, whether arising from the habits of school boys or. the indulgencitai of maturer age; that derangement of the Systems in Winnen; which is calk d b.:triteness ur Sterlity; Senikal Weaknesses, Carets, Obstructions in the Urethra as also Stiietures, whether tree it or of lung duration, and which have baffled :lie said ut oilier Prae:Menert, are by our reseed liaproitit plita or treat:Oct)! rfreetn!ly and permat auntie cured, without the pitien: siith-rine the c icruziatiog pax and alarming Hemorrhage which hequelety whines the applicai non ut the I .unar Caustic. In the course of our exteasivepractLe la this metropolis, numerous cases of Slitle &VI( fiS have bees and are daily under out care, the total eradication of wh.ch is et. fected by a safe, cenain, and eapettit.ous nude of ( Are !`vP erl°l Many ether yet adop.ed. l•he weakness, relaxation, am; dess. hty, proceeding frwn this complaint arc spcesily tent, vet:, leis; 61 Polka' restored to enund and vieorous health. But where the! debility has for year* existed, a proper perseverance in (et resuirative remedies, is iadispensably reqa .ate, le creme the moil . benne sparks us Ike, and to reanimate cue eontinsitiun. Numeeuoli Diseases are die resifts ofitgnonince or ha,:e in the tjertmeut ut a simple klonarrlyee,„and ft not untrequec:ly pens that the seeds ut life are poisoned by th e indiscret'..ei ut lorsfivardod hour. By •w;segerior rnethbd such compliints ars easily cored; and eve.n,wbete ethers , hove tailed. we trust that we may presume to‘ulier a radical re4stablishment. Ft a, h"'" strer, are the cases et complicated distress in this disordei. Mir pared with the cal?niitous supation °filen, who, tram an ssittoi• genet in a solitary vrce, or the presalent gaieties of a fashiettabl hie, acquire that state ut debility which tithe unavoidablecom e t quence of suck perineum* hthe.t. %Alter; the Unhappy waterer broods over his uotery. but cue:ally conceals hi; ciistor west! may be mine consolatunettir him t., !wow, that although it be is• object oi doubt or oucertaitity with. other PracutiouFra. there' meal of these deficiencies by the graduai progress.of Rental'.), Is the aequlremeot of our experience. it the rites of Baccin 3 " f , Venus have begun to ieducs. nauly.eigeor,Atfueti eetittp v' l ite prevented by an ear:y counteraction crthis Lei it'd sums, In these casecnotreat difficulty witreccur.. • The secrecy. which Is so esretial to out, uhdertaking, and t tu rqUllificatioLs Which we have presuhied to state, torte' the bade ief our pretensions. amine conwidetica iiilth Such this iotimaten given, that -Messrs. Cultic .and may be cousulted ry ego detn4 of either sea with the greatest secrecy and Mimeo. tkeit ltlirrie3 Women, vs ho'have long Men disapponite'd _ of a funny, may be assured, that to Mach defeas are eutable by Medical Patients in the County/are requested to state the particulars_ at their case, age, and genera hebti of living, tilitti t nce for advice and Medicina, whet. the smite *ill ht gsvw or slant to any part of the 'Urea:us • CV KK "pi Co. Avow. Dia. Ile Litton-W (l ' n ' WATEL& AT LONDON littloUETQn‘i" l ` u Morning 56 minutes alga 7 Afternuott - V* minutes skavr d , L . °NOON & Prwurd by Lxv,s4, ISWGPJarit- iTacti pub:W.4l.l*w, kis: a' me Ai& Office. SUIWOAAT* Aso LIIADENHALL MAKK I'S. (By the t'arcass.) Beef, roe Wass 21 ad to Ss Od Veal 4s 83 to Ss 84 Mutton - 4s ud to 54 oti Puck 6s Od to 7s Od Lamb Is 4d* to us ad. MARRIED. On the 16th of February, at Palermo, in Sicily, Lieutenant Ornate& Robert Mifitrlaoe, to Maria Gertrude,/ china daughter of Garai, Henry Vaukemper, • March 28, at Brighton, Lieutenant Colonvi.Downman, of the Royal Horie Artillery, to Miss Marsh, only daughter of J. Mak Esq. late Chairman of cite Victualling