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Rx • LAW INTELLIGENCE• tALL AT fig R6-1'6.4.1,DU8L15. COURT OF KING'S BRNCH, APRIL sm. The third Ball for the Benefit of the Lying- in . Has piral took place at the Itxunda, on Tuesday se nnight, MA NDAMUS TO Till GOVECOMPANY OF rug RNOR AND C at which fancy dress es were admitted. The grand BANK OF lEHOLAND. and spacious aparunent of the Rotunda was fitted up Mr. linooonma moved, that a Mandamus be ai with great splendour ; the majority of the company rected to the Governor and Company of the Bank of were fashionably attired in private'dresses. England, oidering them to proceed to divide all the Among those most distinguished in fancy dresses, profits accruing to that establishment previous to the bewitching Gypsies particularly attracted the at- 19th of March last, over and above the expenses in of the loam, by their gay and witty repot- curved in the conduct of its affairs. His application and their preternatural knowledge in disclosing was founded upon the affidavit of a Proprietor of • events. The company were particularly anxious Bank Stock, whose name he did not state, in which it. Iscover this fascinating couple, but in vain, as was sworn, to Ike best of the deponent's belief, there - effectually altered the expression of the ir was a considesible balance in the hands of the Gover ances and tone of voice, as t 3 baffle every at- nor and Company, on which they had made and de at recognition ; two gentlemen clothed as In- dared no dividend. The Learned Counsel observed, .ensed determined to discover them, but the that the object of the motion was to compel a com as they humorously foretold, were suffi- pliance with the provis;ons of the three Acts relating vigilant to disappear when it was least sus- to the Bank of England, by which it was enacted that The Knights of the grim co intenance corn- there should be no sicenmulation of capital. l a mock dispute, each accusing the ot'ier of Lord ELLENROROUGH asked in what way it was want of vigilance, which they earned on with, sworn that there was a balance in the hands of the • spirit. ~ Governor and Company? G most fascinating girls, habited as Scotch Pea- Mr. BROUGHAM answered, - that as the Directors soon after appeared, and supported their cha- would furnish no accounts, and allow no inspection . inimitably ; their dresses were exactly in cos- of the books to the Proprietors, it was impossible for anal the brilliancy of their charms attracted all the deponent to swear decisively to a balance in the ' them ; we shrewdly suspect these charming hands of the Governor and Company, but he dig igyuants were the goy Gypsies, who vanished a short tinctly stated his. belief and conviction. He appro. previous ; but as we are not authorisesi, or quite heoded that the Court was called upon to interpose in as to their names, we shall merely hint that summarily, to prevent the infringement of the law ; residence is not far from the neighbourhood of and one very Learned Person bad already given it as Temple-street. his opinion, that in this case a Mandamus would lie. :and 3lrs. Wallis were correctly habited as Quakers, and Lord ELLENBOROUGH wished to know if that opt-, appeared " mined by the st" of the g ay scene. nion were given judicially, or privately. .Nhssdarots Burke, Wheeler, and Bellingham, very excellent representatives of old English Nubility. Mr. BnouuliA NI answered, that he certainly had no Miss Belliagliani, a fair right to say that it was given otherwise than pri- Msesrs. Walsh and Hutchinson superbly dressed, and sup - vately ; but he mentioned it as a worrant fox himself led the characters of Highland Chiefs. The Gypsies were in advising and making the present application. • importunate to them for deliverance and protection. - ty Burgh was very splendidly dressed as a Turkish Lady. Lord ELLRNSOROUGH inquired, if at any of the AI OM Lemon Woman, well dressed and supported, by Mr. Quarterly Courts papers had been moved for to shew , Taylor. the actual state of the funds in the hands of the Go m.trlnJew Fedi it could not be bOt , .:t represented than by Mr. A. vernor and Company, and refused ? SA y. A Lady of the Old :school, q uite in character, by - Heaviside. Mr. Buoys:llam was not aware that there had been a Irish Feasser, of great humour and drollery, Mr. Anuesley. any such proceeding ; but he contended that their, A Spanish Muletteer, Baron 0--. Lordships, upon an affidavit like that on which be A Noisy Coachman, that deserved to be summoned to the Po- now moved, would be called upon to.grant a Manda lice-once, Mr. Power. mss, even should it appear that a majority of the 4 Fop of the present day, as witless as those he represented, .o the life. Court of Proprietors resisted the production of the excellent groupe of Sailors, by Messrs. Smyth , Robinson, balance sheet. If the majority directed what was- il l ;email ; they sung some very effective Glees and ChOCUSSCA. legal, vir.. that a balance should accumulate in the I Jew Pe `1 , ., he Mr. Law—nut in character. hands of the Proprietors, the Court would take care. Fushos an Author, Mr. 1 - -. a great lack of attic wit. Maineluke well dressed, Mr. W. 7 lawksly. that the Acts of Parliament were complied with. 'Die kahan G entleman, very well su pported, Mr. F. llawkaay. majority of the Court of Proprietors might proceed to Quaker Girt, Miss Molony. deprive the minority of any dividend at all • but, if _ g roupe of L a dies and Gentlemen of the Old School, in very ' that m •non • SO, ty would haws a right to relief by re • seedy" dresses, and deficient in their knowledge of ancient po liteness, MCA4III. M.., 5....., .41...-, &C. &C. I sorting to the Court of Kiag's Bench. It was con- Desch and the Doctor, well dressed and supported by Mr. teary to the clear wording .tar the two first of the Sta. Latoache and Counsellor Foote. tutes, that any capital s iould accumulate ; or. if ' Wheel of Fortune Man, from Donnybrook Fair, supported doubt existed, it would be removed by the third Sta • great humour, by Dr. D.---•••• He picked up several odd ace,- yet still exclaimed, " there's one a wanting.' trite , and by the by-laws of the Company itself. If, Peter Paragraph, very sedulous in taking notes of the pro- in the return to the Ma tdamus, the Goverlisr and ceedings, Mr. D--, well sustained. Company should satisfy the Court that there was no . motley groupe was filled up with a proportionate number balance in their hands, no accumulation of capital, iatehrrien Huntsmen, Clowns, Harlequins, Flower Girls, m „ ids ' liewmgid,, Nurses, Soldiers , ga m Tanker , there would be an e.id of the question ; or if it were Pedlars, eibiers, &c. Ike. and the whist amid humour: of the shewn that a balance was necessary to the conduct of —.loam up with much spirit, until a late hour. the affairs of the 'C or poration, and that on this ao - I count it had been allowed to remain and accumulate, still it would remain for the Court to decide, whether even that, was not contrary to the express provisions of the Statutes. Lord ELLENBOROUGH—If capital, for the manage ment and conduct of the affairs of the Company, be an omitted case, recourse had better be had to the Legislature to remedy the defect. Mr. BROUGHAM urged that, even upon that sup position, it would be the duty of the Governor and Company to apply to Parliament ; what it had al ready said was clear and unequivocal—that they shall divide, and shall not accumulate capital ; an. - !. if -an alteration be necessary, the Bank should prevail upon the Legislature to grant them indemnity for having infringed the Acts already passed, and permission fOr the future to accumulate capital. Lord ELLENtsortouost—l think you may take a Rule to shew cause. Monday evening, in Curzon-street, May-fair, HALFORD gave an elegant which was at ' by upwards of 2tX) fashionables. Among the company were, their Royal Highnesses the Duke and :hess of GLoucEsrzn, and the Prince of HEssr. MERG. "uesday night a fire was discovered in the upper the house of Mr. Seal, toy-manusacturer in '-street, Borough, which, by the timely arrival engines and au immediate supply of water, was extinguished. st at the time the above fire was put out, another . forth in a room in Lant-street, in which were children, in bed: they were all, however, fortu - saved, by the speedy arrival of the fireman, .igh the beds and bed-clothes were consumed, and ter damage done, before the flames were suppressed. Last night' a fire broke out in the back premises fining the house of Mr. Price, plumber, New Cut, ibetli, nearly opposite the Cobourg Theatre, which course of halt an hour completely destroyed house. and set fire to the adjoining one, which is possession of an orange-merchant. The latter sustained but little damage. The fire com menced in the work-shop, from a quantity of wood having been put on the fire, and which communtca to some clothes that were hanging on a line to Very little of the fw niture was saved. Fortu ly no lives were lost. ionday a child aged between three and four years, _ burnt to death at Bonen's Hill, parish of-Se bergham, in consequence of its clothes taking fire, hiring the absence of its mother. Wednesday sennight a child, three years of age, iging to Mr. Beer, paper-maker, at Crabble, was severely burnt by a spark issuing from the fire on clothes, that it lingered until Thursday morning, it expired. poor man, who resides in Bottle-street, Manches was, a few days ago, gathering herbs in the fields, unfortunately picked up (it is suppos4 some lock, of which he ate a part, and his five children partook of it, one of whom died on Monday 'ening, and the others - are still lingering under the al effects of this deadly poison. 'riday a man named Garrett, aged 60, slipped off im a scaffold at Sheerness, broke one leg, splintered other, and was otherwise so dreadfully hurt, that is not expected to recover. Saturday last, as a fine youth, about eleven years age, the son of Mj. Findlay, late of Bath, was .ayang with a Newfoundland dog, the animal sud denly darted at him, seizing him by the mouth and \iroat, and before he could be distngaged, lacerated face in the most shocking manner, so as to ee niger the life of the child; fortunately surgical aid is soon obtained, and, we arc happy to state, there great hopes that the boy may be restored to his tsconsolate parents. Monday evening last, as Mr. JAMES, late butler the Earl of GALWAY, was walking along Homer street, Paddington, not perceiving a cellar which was pen, he unfortunately tell in, by which he broke .veral of his ribs, and received many other injuries. le was conveyed home in a hackney-coach, where -rc eived surgical assistance, and now lies in a dauscrous state. JUDGMFNT. William and Charles Davies were this day again brought up to receive the judgment of the Court for an assault on Captain Perceval. The Court, after hearing Mr. Dk:N MAN in behalf of the defendants, and Mr. TOPY ING and Mr. JENV I s on the part of the pro ' secution, proceeded to pass sentence. Mr. Justice BAYLFY, in pronouncing judgment, ob served, the defendants had been found guilty of a vio oent assault on, and using most opprobrious language to Captain Perceval, to provoke him to fight a duel. This was done in the presence of Mrs. Perceval, who it appeared was in a state of pregnancy at the time.— This conduct was unmanly and cruel. The excuse set forth in the affidavits of the defendants, was irrita tion of mind, arising from oppressive conduct on the part of Captain Perceval towards C. Davis, whilst the latter was under his command. The Court took all these circumstances into its consideration, and gave then; all due weight ; but personal feeling must be kept within a certain restraint, or it became inex cusable, and in this case a lapse of nearly five years had taken plus between the sui:posed injury and the assault ; but the defendants were not content with ! this, for it appeared, that after the first assault the defendant suffered a period of a week to pass, when they again went to Captain Percevars house, where they committed another gross breach of the law.— The Court wished to consider, as far 'as possible, in their judgment, the future interests in life of the de fendants ; but they must also, at the same time, be careful to preserve the public peace, and the due ad ministration of justice. Taking all the circumstances into consideration, the Judgmer.t of the Court was, that W. Davis should be imprisoned for four months, and Charles for two months, in the custody of the Marshal of the Marshalsea. The defendants being already under recognizances to keep the peace fur five years, in 5001. each. . Maaxaoanren-Sraerr.— Samuel Tunbridge was yesterday I charged with uttering a bill of exchange, purporting to be of the value of 201. with intent to defraud Mr. Joyce, a baker, in Rupert-street, Haymarket. He was remanded. George Turner was fully committed for trial for having/urged Nan in his povioaion, which subjects him to transportation. George Coulton was charged with marrying two wives. It Was al edged that the prisoner had orly lived with his second spouse a month, when he plulged her gold watch and other ar ticles of value, and absconded. Ranauckid. - I . WilT baaass...... ' Among ti • 1 two bewitch tension of th tees, and thl future event . ' to discover • they so effe . 1 countenance i t e mpt At re disuse s.eme Gypsies, as ..i; ciently vigil me petted. TI menced a r the want of great spirit. 4. .Two mos ,taut:, soon ratters inin .1 , tume, and i around the . . peasants w, , • ttme previt / 1 - certain as I their reside 1 . Upper Ter 31r.'and 3 appeared " s 3lesadarne represetuativ Miss Bali; I Messrs. II . potted the t • •.-V i nsportt • y Mar i An Old i . W, T. 4 1 4 "r• ; A. Jew es Molorty. : Mr. Heavisi I An hi* I A Sisanisl 1 . t, A NtosY' ' ricdon"Ae 1c e I i t F o °Pof the , An eurll an { W eyma 1 ' 1 . A Jew P Fushos a A 311,u4 An kalia A Wake A groups " seedy" dr J litenest, hi Dads as ' Latoache a A Whet 1 with great pence, - yet Pater P . . , ceedings, : The ma of Watchn Old Maid Pedlars, I scene was On N . , - Lady H to hied I I .. compare Duchess Homise 1 • Tuesi part of Kent-st 1 or the e soon is Just burst fc i six chil rawly • :. . Clough I other .d Last 1, 1 adjoini Lanibe in the the hot in the i / . house meni having ted to dry. nately Mn was b bergh; 1 durini We belonl . ... so sev its ck when • 111 ! A I ter, w • / and u Len:ll i i also ' , l eveni fatal from c • the I he is . ..: I 1 / S . i i i of o play , / 0 I den, thrc . , his dart it F was IS . -. disc , .• . • .•• , - 3 i . tot etre I . ope Se: VI tl tic be • i 1 du . . 1 ' . ' , • - . ‘ * ' c , . • Di RTI4II. 3intntry, in lanatesstrret, Nirs. islarrable, of a son. Standar acenaitht, at Bath, the Lady Qt Captain Edward , White it N. of a son. ___._-----zr------- 'MARRIED. Thursday, at Wyke Regis, Capt.Satnuel Bartlett Decker, R.N. to !Web C. Davis, eldest daughter of James Uav i s,Esq. f Weymouth. Tuesday se'nnight, at Creditoo, Lieutenant Ilugo, 11. N. tel Mho Ward, both of that place. At Dublin, James Fleming Faris, list Lieutenant in the Binh regiment, to Sophia, third daughter of Henry la Nauze, Esq. Tuesday, at Queen-square, Sir Gregory Osborne Page Turner, 1 1 art. to Helen Oita, only daughter of John W. Mayfield, Fag. At Oporto, Major-General Charles Ashworth, to Mary !time, third daughter of the late Hon. Justice Rookr. April 20, at Tonderghie, John Simpson, Esq. Comptroller of the Customs at Wigtown , to Christian, youngest daughter of John I). Stewart, Esq. of Tondergitie. Thursday. at Bermingham, the Rev. James Williams, of Chels field, Kent, to klizabeth, eldest daughter of Win. Covey, F.sq. of the former place. Rev. G. H. Hasher, of !Arnhem, to Sarah, eldest daughter of ,Janes Chalk, Esq. of Queenborough. At Kiugton, Hertfordshire, the Rev. Geo. Brown, to AIM, eldest daughter of Mr. Walter Watkins of that place. April 21, ' at Glasgow, Mr. Rob:rt liaeburn, Surgeon Glas gow to Marion, youngest daughter of the Rte. John Wo o drow, , late Minister of Islay, Argyleshirt. Monday seimight, the Rev. J. Thexton' Vicar of Beetham, Westmoreland, to Miss Yrates, only daughter of the late John Teats, Esq. of the same place. DIED Saturday, in St. Thomas's Hoipital, the child of Mr. Higgs, a hatter, which was thrown from the wiudow during the late conflagration In Webber-row,w tien two other children were burnt. Monday, William Bennet, Esq. Major of the Royal Cornwall Regiment of Militia. • Tuesday, after four days illness, in his 40th year, Mr. Mil= Laycock, bookseller, of High-street, Bloomsbury, leaving a wife near her acco...:chemenq and six children, to lament her loss. Thursday, at Topsham, in the 711t1 year of his are, Captaln Carter, IL N. With the exception of Admiral Schank, he was the. only surviving Officer who went to the North Cape of Lap land, to observe the transit of Venus, in 1768, in the P2nerald, commanded by Sir Charles Douglas, of which the deceased was' then first Lieutenant. Thursday, in the Old Assembly C lose, Edinburgh, Mrs. Isobel Taylor, aged 105. She was burn is the parish of Crieff, county of Perth, the 4th of March, 1715, io the reign of Queer Anne. llir memory remained nearly unimpaired, and she would con verse on the events of one hundred years since with surprising correctness. Iler hearing and sight wt re good to the List clay of her life, and her recollection continued till within an hour of her death. UNCOMMON GOOD TRAVELLING, ISOM TIM SAIIACENT HEAD INN, SNOWHILL, LONDON. To Vatic, Leers, EDINBERGIII, and all Parts of the North. Four Inside Coaches, the best Horses, and keep excelleut Time. By B. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. THE following Post-Coaches, Mail-Coaches, &c. set out from the SARACEN'. HEAD INN, Snow-hill: The UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one night on the road, carrying four Iniides and four Outsides, sets out every day at ooe o'clock, arrives at Liverpool next evening at six o'clock, by way of IJunstable,Weburai, Lathbury, Northamp ton, Welford, Lutterworth, Hinckley, Atherstone, Litchfield, Stone, Rugely, Newcastle, Knutsford, Warrington, sad Prescot. SOUTH A NI PTON, Lymington, Winchester, and Basingstoke new Four Inside Coach, at half-past 7 o'clock in the morning, arrives at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton, by five o'clock. This is a most delightful conveyance to the Isle of Wight, Jerk-y, Guernsey, St. Mator's, Havre de Grace, Cherbourg, ecc. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiffnal Post-Coach, I every evening, at five o'clock—Guarded. WEYMOUTH, Dorchester, Illandfurd, Salisbury, Andover, llitailineihrookersew Pon Coa ct, every afternoon. 'Dse Wey 'Mouth packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, St. 'Value's, &c. EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, tartmouth, and Salisbury new Post Coach, every morning at 7 ,o'clock, through Honiton, Axminster, Bridport, Blandford, Emingooke, end liagabot. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stihon, and Huntingdon loyal Mall Coach, sets out every evening to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby and Hull. 1 BAT II and BRISTOL Flying Post-Cuaches,throughChippene ham, Caine, and Marlborough, every afternoon ; arrive at Mr. May's. the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London T.lverit Thomas-street, and the Swan, Bristol, next morning. Coaches to Wells, lintgewater, Taunton, Exeter, Plymouth, &c. LEEDS new Light Coach, called the Rockingham, sets out every Morning ; carries Four Insides only, and goes remarkably easy, with a Guard throughout: passes through Stamford, Newark, RenOrd, Doncaster, and Ferrybridge, to the Gulden Lion, Leeds, next Morning. Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the most tip eesible and complete conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled in Acconumsdation by any other. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Brownhill, Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, Cumnock, Kingswell, and all parts of Scotland, a Post Coach, (Daily). YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New castle, and Edinburgh new Fout-inside sack, with a Guard throughout ; sets out every Morning at Eight o'Oock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcaster, Darlington, Nortliallertun, Dur ham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding theni;elves fatigued from the length of the journey, may rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any additional fare. , 1 NI A R LBO ROIJ G 11, Swiedon, liamsbui y, Ilungetford, and Newbury Post coach, at Seven in the Morning. BRIDGNORTII and Walsall New Coach, every F.vening. CARL! SLE, Penrith,and W hiteka ven, Four-inside Post-coa ch, and a Guard all the way. Ames through Brough, Appleby, Greatabridge, Richmond, Catterick, llorougbbridge, Wetherby, Aberfnrd, Doncaster, and Grantham. Sets out every Morning, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the read by business, or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their seats being secured in the next Coach. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby - Lonsdale , Bolton, Charley, Ormakirk , and Garstang Post Coaches, every After noon. at five o'clock.—Guaided. LlVEltPOOL,Warrittgtun, Knutsford, Stone and Litchfield,, Post Coach, calks' Royal Defiance, every Evening, at Five o'Clock, to the Saracen's Mad Inn, Dole-street, LiverpuoL-- Guarded throughout. CHESTER, Newport, Whitchurch, Tarporley, Nantwick, Northwich, and Itiddlewich Post Coach, every Evening, at Five o'clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Vann, new Coseh, every Morning, ta the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Window, Cangleton, Newcastle, Walsal, and Wolverhampton Post Coach, every Afternoon.—Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham I'ost Coach, called the Rock ingham, every Morning. - BIRMINGHAM Post Coach, with ; Guard, sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at noou. Passes by Daventry, Toy/miter, Leamington, and Warwick, to the Sa racen's Head, Bull -street, Ilirmieturan. HULL, Northcave, Ilowden, Thom, and Doncaster nut Coach, every Morning, at half-past sir, to the Cross Keys, Mar ket-place, littlL • DOVER, Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Ransgate, Canterbury, Faversham, Chatham, Rochester, sod Stroud new Pint Couches, Morning, Noon, and Night. HERTFORD, Wars, liodesdon, and Cheshunt Coach every Morning. TOTTENHAM and Edmonton Coach (daily), at half-past Two, at Five, and at Eight o'Clock. WAGOONIL To Hemel Hempstead, Watford, and Stanmore, 3 times a week. Das, Beccies, Bbcgay, Bury, and all parts of Suffolk, every Monday. Cirencester, Abingdon, Henley, Bristol, and Gloucester, three times a week. Cl B. W. MOUNTAIN and CO. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will not be accountable for ary Parcel, Passengers' Leggage, Writings, Plate, &c. of more than Five Pounds value, if lost stolen, or damaged, uhless entered as such and the Isurance ;aid for aesurelii.gly, at ths Sosacta,'s Head, Snow-hill, London. LOCK AND SURGICAL DTBPRV9AIT. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, Preid e gg Surgeon—Mr. Kiernan, Member of the itoyal College, b,„g ui Oovernors--Enri of Egremont, Karl of Litritr., I:sn. cok e d J. Barry, M.P. John Latouthe, V.P. T ILE ROYAL and NOBLE PITRO4: above INSTITUTION, for the exclusive VENEREAL COMPLAINTS and their dattgeom i in order to insure the BeneSts that have resuilej f t riMi lle :ted Mr. IL [ERN AN as its Sorgoon.staci: .y SO*, „ t rat a[ the Royal College from hiving directed I.i; to those Dietaries. 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Every disorganisation of the h,.rnsti dical knowledge to remedy, :tad ht pt when Professional men /41 regarding t vious and interested) devt•te their stet those complaints i c ent.rate.l by irukrusle: the passions at an mrutedt 1 n. must. tion consists in the health e.f the pessylJ reflect on the daily sacrifice to the on:. , cism, and to coantetatt as far as rod oiler to suffering hutaar.i:7, the result of various diseases of Debility. The unwary (early acquired at school, before Reason over the mlnd), will, in cor.templaring hu .enseeptible of enlivening timseions, ' complicated state of exhaustion may be intense study—immoderate :nth. , y—) climes, and many other causes, ft vows strierrm ; in such cases vee can h.: animation, by reniedi..s which have la of patients of bath sexes. That base to human happiness t treated fearlessly, the improved mat, divested its antidote of those dicier rendered its exhibition uncertain and h our method by observing to patients la: that a few days only set required Inc toms; that the most inveterate case within a month, antthat in a pews injured, the disease may be prry,:nted a similar remark applies Lb many tithe' rative system, as weakness, obstinate cases of which arc daily r‘ caustic or stimulants. Some ps,:oliari sex, have not escaped our artentho ; with diesel has superseded the meat our system Is unique. pecubaily kle --- Educated in this our natipl ci - • attainment by it.. splendid nirdi..d cl able, pared...rally, to compan: with practice, with the contuieutal, our p a loranch we have selected) are matt.. evinced by the Idly applicatirrA w.. countries. GOSS an 15, llouverleatreet, View-street, 1 ••• For the general aocumsituda6 to otatvd periods of practice, but ru. able hour i.—Coontry Patients are r. their symptoms., ttc. nhe u mrdici! diately firvarded to any part sainted to accompany the case. BY Hl;‘ MAJESITz ROYAL L EAKE'S GENUINE Pl for curing, in an Its stages. the One Antall Pill is a dose, and the ca.., will soon convince the patient ot recovery. Nothing can be bett.r coon c onvenient than this., Remedy. tie such nies or to sea, as it needs no ronhoetrent and -nay years esperten.e (in an cat that it will effect a Core wizen Int% method. avail nothing. Fut the . Disorders. tlils Medicine has not 40,000 persons of both seats have above crud disorders, within the 1..: sold by the Sole ProprittotS, T. r A of the Royal College (......urge••tv., a Bridge.street, in Boa , ll of 0011 21 N B. 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