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. POETRY. °'•••,.‘• • ZXTRACTS FROM WALTER WOTrs LAST POEM, STYLED' i• WATERLOO." Note, inert thou aught is this lone scene Can sell of that 'which late hash Gsen A stranger might reply " The bare extent of stubble plain Seems lately lighten'd of its grain, And yonder sable tracks remain Marks of the peasant's pinderuus wain, When harvest-home tvat nigh: On those broad spots of trampled ground Perchance the Rtistks daue'd such round As TasuEltS 1041 to draw, And where the earth seems scorch') by flame, 'I o dress the homely feast they came, And toil'd the lterchierd village dame Around her.fire of straw." Sod. ent'st thou! Se each mortal deems Of that which is from that which seems : —But other harvest here Than that which.peasant's scythe demands, Was gatherl in by sterner hands, With bayonet, blade, and spear t No vulgar crop was their. to reap, No stinted harvest, thin and cheap, Heroes before each fatal met? Fell thick as ripen'd grain! And ere the darkening of the day I'il'd high as autumn stacks, there lay The ghastly harvest of the fray, The corpses of the slain. Aye, look again ! that line so black And trampled, marks th' Womack, Yin deep-grav'd ruts the artillery's track, Su often last and won ; Aud close beside, the harden'd mud ;till 'thews, %%litre fetlock-deep in blood, Tie fierce dragoon, through battle's flood, Dash's! the hut war-horse on: 'new spots of excavation tell, The ravage of the bursting shell— And feerst thou not the tainted steam, 3 hat reeks against the sultry beam, Front yonder trenched mound? The vestiklitial fumes declare, That carnage has replenish'd there, Her garner-house protound. General 13LocxEn has sub , cribed £2O to the• fund for raising a Monument to the Duke of Wirt.invotON. The Dukes of CLARENCS and CAMBRIDGE have sub. scribed £5O each. Yesterday, at two o'clock, the Lords of the Court , cil assembled in Ihe Court A Exchequer to nominate the Sheriffs of England for the year ensuing. The sitting was attended by the CIiANCELLOR of the Ex ctirouen, in his full robes, the Loan CualeeELLost, the LORD PRESIDENT, the Earl of LiveltrooL, the Lords Chief Justices of the Courts of King's Bench and Common Pleas,. and the Loan CHIEF BARON. DRURY-LANE THEATIts.—The Tragedy of Tamer lane was ag tin performed yesierjay evening in the 'same style of splend , ur and excellence which distin gukhed it on the first night of its revival. Mr. Keaw, in Bajatet, exhibited all the strong and impressive traits of amintion, pride, and rage, which so pecu liarly belong to this charaver. The part of Menem: was admirably snstained by Rae. Every Gentleman who aims at celebrity as a Public Speaker, whether in the Pulpit, at the Bar, or in the Senate, should make AutsverLe's lturrom his particular study. A New Edition of it, by D. M. Cltlf.iNllN, of the Temple, corrected and much enlarged, with a copious index, will shortly be pub lished by STOCKDALE, 41, Pill-Mall, in one large vo lume, Bvo. price 12t. It is well calculated to facili tate the progress of the higher classes of public schools, where it will be found a desirable companion ; not being the dry kind of work which many have supposed, but interspersed with anecdotes; and it ss closely desctibes the modern practice of pleading, as though it had been written for the English Bar at the present day. Those readers who seek rational amusement in Novels, will not be displeased that we recommend to their notice two which have just ap peared—ANNALS of Ontallotteav, price 10$. and Love and Hottnoa, price ss. FlRES.—Monday se'nnigbt an alarming fire took place at Charlwood, near Alresford, occasioned by some children, in the absence of their parents, setting fire to a straw rick, the flames of which communicat ed to the dwelling-house occupied by labourers, and the whole of it was destroyed before any assistance sould be procured : the furniture belonging to the poor people was burnt. • Early on Tuesday, a fire broke out at Launston Farm, near Blandford, which destioyed seven ricks of barley and oats, a granary, containing a quantity of threshed corn, the stables, and other buildings ; also two horses and an ox. The property was not insured. Wednesday evening, Mr. Aslea's London wag-. gen stepped at Ripley for the' ight, on its way . to Alresford, when, by some accident, it took fire ; but} by the exertions of the inhabitants, the fire was luckily got tinder, but not until nearly the whole of the goods in the waggon were burnt or daMaged. MELANCHOLY EareNa..—A Melancholy event occur red on Saturday last, in the neighbourhood of Tsuro. About eight o'clock in the -morning, one of the sons of Mr. Bassett,: of St: Enoder, a thre'Young man, but who has for a considerable tithe laboured under a temporary derangement, and w . as formirly an inmate of the Devon Lanatic at Exeter, from which place he cattle out Apparently iestered td sa nity, having been reproied by his MAW, for some inipmpriety of conduct, flew into a tri&nt passion, and threatened to beat her r with a stick which he held in his hand, but being prevented from accomplishing his intention by the interference of 'two of his bro. tilers, he, unperceived hp any of The party, snatched op a butcher's knife which was laying near hinh'and in an instant stabbed the whole three. The knife en:, tered Mrs. Bassett's stomach, which it is feared will, prove fatal ; one of the brothels received the weapon between the sth and Gth left ribs, and is likelitd in a, very dangerous state; the other, though struck twice on the breast with considerable violence, has sustained the least severe injury , and it is hoped may speedily recover. Immediately atter . the commission of these dreadful acts, the unhappy perpetrator fled, but was pursued, and has since been taken and. placed in strict' confinement. • .. • • P • 4 . N • 4. .14 • • LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, NOVEMBER 13. IN THE MATTER Of SIR 0. P. TURNER. A petition having some days since been presented to the Court, in the above case, the LORD CHANCEL LOR said he had this morning seen Sir Gregory, and was satisfied that the prayer of the petition, that the commission of lunacy should be superseded, ought to be granted.—His Lordship therefore Ordered the commission to be superseded accordingly. MILLS V. TARSIER. The LORD CHAVCELLOHSVe his judgment in this cane.--Looking at the caiteasf Freeman, his Lord• ship considered it so strong an authority in point, that be could not, with all the inclination which he might have to affirm the present Decree, get the better of it. In that case, a clear distinction was made as to property bequeathed to charitable pur poses and those which were, bequeathed to individuals. Where charitable purpostowere contemplated, there it was held, that though-they were not defined, but left to the after appointment of the Testators, and though no appointment actually took place, the Court would fill up the omission, and supply the purposes. In this case there were two charities spe cially named; and though there were other charitable purposes alluded to, as being in the intention of the testator afterwards to name, that formed no ground for saying that the mention of the two special and favoured purposes left the matter open to uncer tainty and doubt. His Lordship therefore ordered, that the parties should go before the Master, with schemes of the charities which they proposed.—The Decree being so far altered as to that part of it which went upon the ground of uncertainty. If the parties were dissatisfied with this present decision, they could bring the matter before the House of Lords, where he should be happy to hear any of their Lordships convince him that he could find any ground for dis tinguishing this case from that of Freeman. His Lordship accordingly reversed the Decree. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, NOVEMBER Ili • CRIMINAL INFORMATION. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL moved for a criminal information against Mr. John Philpotts, an Attorney of this Court, practicing in the city of Gloucester, upon an affidavit, stating that at a Meeting in the City of Gbucester, convened for the purpose 6f taking into con.ideration the affairs of the banking-house of Sir Jos, Jclph and Evans, who had become bankrupts, Mr. Phil potts took occasion to use the following excites. siont publicly towards the Rev. -- Halifax, Clerk: 114 You lie—you know it is a lie ;—I am ready to give you satisfaction, and you know where to find me." A misunderitanding had' taken place upon the sub ject of Mr. P.'s appointment to be Solicitor to the Assignees, to which appointment it was understood Mr. Halifax objected. Under these circumstances the Learned Attorney prayed leave to file a criminal information against Mr. Philpotts. Lord EtaAsmoriovon—You may take a rule to chew cause; perhaps in the mean time Mr. Philpotts will come to a proper sense of his situation. REX V. JAMES JONES. The defendant was found guilty at the last Assizes for Cambridgeshire, upon an information charging him, Ist. With endeavouring. to prevail upon one -- Barber, who had enlisted as a soldier, to desert his Majesty's service; and 2dly, with having pre vailed upon another man, named Milford, actually to desert tl)e service. The ArrortnEY-GENERAL now prayed judgment, and the Court sentenced him to one month's impri sonment for each of his offences, and during that pe. riod to stand twice, for one hour each time, in and upon the pillory, between the hours of twelve and two, on a market Jay, in the town of Wiebeach, St. Peter's, where the offences had been committed. REX V. MARY ARNETT, ALIAS . ARNE'''. This defendant was convicted before Lord ELLES• ttottoeott, - on she 19th of July last, upon an indict.' ment charging her with keeping a disorderly house and common brothel, in Titchlield•street. , 'Tie ArronNEY-GIMEItAL prayed the judgment of the Court, and she was sentenced to pay a fine of re2o ; to be imprisoned for twelve months in the House of Correction, to find security for her good behaviour for three years, herself in se4o, and two sureties in rt2o each, and to remain in custody until the fine be paid, and the security found. PUBLIC OFFICE, BOW•STBIALT.YeIItefday GC•rje Brown and John Brown, calling themselves brothers, were broorlt before Sir NATLIANIBL CONANT, the Sitting Ma b v i•trate, charged on suspicion of being concerned in the footpad robberies which have lately been committed near the Metropolis.—They were committed for further examination next Monday, when it is expected that others who have lately been robbed will attend. QueEN-SQUAus.—Yesterday Robert Aoki*, a well known cparacter, was charged with being concerned in robbing the Windsor coach of a parcel, contain ing notes to the amount of £l9OO, the property of a Banking-house in the City....-He was committed for further e x GUlLDHALlo—Yesteiday W. Smith' s apprentice to Mr. J. Southgate, trunk-maker, of Watling -street, was charged with a most nefarious robbery. The prosecutor stated, that the prisoner, with two other lads, had been a considerable time in his service but he had no reason to doubt their integrity. • Within the last few weeks, however. he had missed several account-books from his counting-house. These were posted up with the accounts of several hundred per sons., and contained items of money to an immense amount due to his house. Of the loss of these, the prisoner, as. well as his companions, denied all know ledge. '1 he prosecutor, however, a day or two since, found, upon taking down what appeared to be his ledger from the book-case, that nothing remained but the outer boards ; the whole of the interior, con taining nearly 1000 pages of accounts, having been cut away. The prisoner and the other two appren . ikes were Again taxed with the abominable charge, "when, after much prevarication, 'it was discovered that they had jointly planned the theft, and having ' cut out the leaves, the prisoner bad sold those from the ledger, as well as the others, to a cheesemonger in St: John's-street, as waste paper. Upon applica tion to this person, it was found that not a vestige re mained, • and the prosecutor was thus left without a single document of his muhifarirous - stecounts.—The prisoner was penianded fors final examination. fitEL4NI). Waukee)" Noverasett Tuley Morning, between eleven and twelve o'clock, Maurice Rona-. vane, of Harbourview, in this county, Esq. was rob bed of 56 guineas on the middle of the mountain road between Dungarvan and Clashmore, by four men, armed with blunderbusses and pistols. LIbIERICK, Novamanut 4.—Since the commence. merit of the Commission the following persons were convicted in the County Court, before the Lord Chief Baron and Mr. Seijeant Johnstone, who to gether preside on the Bench :—.lames O'Brien, for unlawfully assembling in arms, and burglary in the house of Michael Glin, to be hanged.—Philip Tuohy, Edward Fitzgerald, William O'Brien, and John Jacques, for robbing several farmers on the highway, between the bounds of the County of Cork and the town of Kilfinane, on the fith ult. were convicted on the dearest testimony, and a verdict returned, with out the Jury (which was most respectable) leaving the box. Sentence of death was immediately pro. flounced on them, in a feeling manner, by the Lear ned eant.—Patrick Farrell, for assaulting the house of Thomas Hurst, at Kildimo, Steward to the Rev. Samuel Jones, capitally convicted--t 0 be hanged.....—Jamet Trehy, Michael Trehy, John White, and James Palmer, for unlawfully rising and assembling by night, near Tiermore—not sentenced. John Mullins, for breaking into the house of Thomas Nocton, near Loughill, and taking away his daugh ter—to he hanged.—Yesterday John Connors, Denis Connors, Maurice Casey, John Fallahee, Tini. Donn. ho, Edmond Jourdan, Michael Boyce, and Martin Flanigan, who were charged with burglary in the house of Mr. James Condon, of Ardereney, near Newcastle, on the 6th of September, and taking thereout a musket, were acquitted. in consequence of the prevarication of Condon. The Solicitor General ordered bills of indictment to be immediately pre pared by the Crown Solicitor, which having been re. turned as true bills by die Grand Jury, Condon was instantly put upon his trial for perjury, which being satisfactorily pros ed to a very respectable Jury, he was found guilty, and sentenced to be transported for seven years to Botany Bay, for which place he set out this morning ; this prompt proceeding has given unqualified approbation, it ought to be attended with the best effect, inasmuch as it should completely operate against the system of corruption or terror, which is often held out to witness previous to trial.— It appeared in evidence, that Condon's house was ac. tually attacked ; he was a solvent and industrious farmer, and hitherto of integrity ; many of the men whom he had charged as being perpetrators of the outrage, were of the same class of life as hirnselr equally responsible ; notwithstanding lie was re. peatedly warned by Mr. Lloyd, the Magistrate who toAlc the informations, and apprehended the eight men, not to swear against any except he was posi tive as to the fact, he, on the table, in Court, affected not to know any of them, and in consequence of his perjuring himself, he has met a just and salutary re ward —This morning Michael M'Malion, bo.wal convicted at Rathkeale, on Monday, was sent off tv Cork. This man was apprehended at Nantinan Michael Burke White, Esq. a Magistrate for thi county, and a party of the 74th regiment, for having in his possession a quantity of gunpowder, ball, and several pans of fire-arms ; and, after a patient hear ing, was convicted on the clearest evidence, and was immediately sentenced, to the satisfaction of the whole Court, to seven years transportation.. Monday se'nnight Mr. John Borland, slater, Dom fries, was killed by a fall from the roof of the George lon there. He has left a widow and five children. Henry Fulton, shoemaker, Calton, Glasgow, wa s lodged in jail yesterday se'nnight, charged with kill ing Alexander Pollock, carter. The parties had gone into a low public house in the Calton to play at cards, but their game could not be kept up withont the Ili of whisky, of which they drank nearly 2O gills, when a melt ensued about a dollar which happened to missing. COURT MARTIAL-4k Court Martial was held o Monday se'nnight on boar.' the QUREN CuattLorri Captain Sir ARCHIBALD COLLIKGWOOD Bart. President; for the trial of William Saunders, Samuel Wickham, George Eastern, John Hodgson, and Peter Paukt, seamen, belonging to the DI PATCH, for mutinous conduct, in refusing to unmoor the brig, and proceed to sea when so ordered, on the Slat ult. and the charges beings proved, they were -• sentenoed to be hanged. The Court, however, , consideration of the former excellent characters of W. Sanders, S. Wickham, G. Eastern, and J. Hodgson, most earnestly recommended them to the favourable consideration of the Lords Commissioners ot the miralty. These men are said to be tine young se; men, and, as well as the whole crew of the Dist.Artt bore very good characters, particularly while em ployed on the coast ot America, until this unfortr nate occurrence. On Friday the house of Mr. Ktxo, in Cumberlan , street, Mary-la-bonne. was entered and robbed of silver tea-kettle and stand, together with a number silver spoons, and other articles, of the value of guineas. Tuesday se'nnight, a post-chaise, containing MI Rawlings and Mr. and . Mrs. Walker, of .Dartfor , was stopped by three footpads near the Sun in Sands, Blackheath, and the gentlemen wete robbed of a few pounds in money and their watches. I robbers, after having effected their purpose, went to a single-horse chaise, and drove off at full speed, and escaped. Coventry Fair, on W e d nes d ay, was well suppli with beef and mutton, which met a brisk sole somewhat higher prices than at recent lairs. The spew of horses was small; a few good ones fete high prices; thane of interior description were acre' verrlow, but met with few buyers. Several Medical Gentlemen formed a prejudi when • the Medical Board was first established Charlotte House; they acknowledge they were I aware of whom it was composed. We underst: that private Practitioners frequently attend with their Patients, and during the consultation are considered one of the Board. The Medical Board is uniT tionably of great importance, and the country is debted. to Dr. Coosa and his colleagues for prom ing such an establishment. Among Counsellors there• must be wisdom; and we have no doubt. many lives will be preserved by means of [hi Geudemen. M K E7'S NOVEMBER C 0 4 .1. MARKE T, IS. Ships at Market. Ship•• Sold. Price. 56t Newcastle 24} 41s. 6(1. to 52, tat_ 5 Sunderland .5 46 5• 641 to CA, cad. 1 Stone Coal 0 too. 04.1. to 00. amtritFlELD mAIUTETWIvEmr ------ ---.1" . is Beef 41 Od to ss 0. Veal 6. ti I cc, S. Mutton as 01 t o 44 Perk Is 6.1 ~, ; 04 Beasts 8550-Sharp and Lambs 12,46 n -C,de ts y oo _ Meadow Hay 41 Os to 51 Os (;lover.'"•` ) Sralr '4 i its to Ci tee. k AV .W. E h lt e st at4. . 0 E I P R RI y IC e4 E . o i f C B4l o .ar from the returns ending the lila tat 'Nev.tab r y, N •-• 55 11 135 3 US 1 121 10 34 3r. The average Price of Sugar, emnputed groin the in the week ending the Bth November. is a, per PRICES OF GRAIN A I MARK-JANE, Isayarial2 [ 7„ . 7 . - Kent and Fuss, 42a 645. 741.. Grey -r;,. Wheat. Suffolk, 4t s. 58s. 665. Small Wails, Sit. A A _ Ditto, Norfolk, 425. 60$. l'ici Ihtto, Is; Rye, lats. 325. 1 Oats, Fa- O f 1. Barley, 265. 3 25. 1 Ditto, Poland, •r.)s. Malt, GO4. 645. Ditto, Fred, ie. lit e . White Peas, 346. ICs. boilers, Rapeseed, X.sh. 4".,:r. i s, Lip 28s. 421. Flour, Sas. tie. pet sr . I. FOREIGN. Wheat, Danttic, 71s. 1 Barley, On:. r.:“, Ditto, Baltic Red, !:44. Oats, F t e d. t4 , e. Ditto, lianibru' or Bremen,' T)ittn, treat .ons.tr.,_ 40s. 465. 1 W . bite Peas, Ous. 14, 1 . • NIARRILI). . - At Stranraer, Wm. Milligan, Esq. Writer, !itra l , ~, Jn daughter of Mr. Win. Wait, Alerchant there. '1 he 7th mat. at F.dinburgli, W. Statism, of Care:.,Ece r. tain in the Coldstream Gurrds, to Mies R. F. daughter of the deceased Ruben Monteith, or At Stirling, the' 7th ult. the Rev. George Brewst,r, , to Jane, eldest daughter of the late T Hadawa•,•, L...q. Monday se'imight, at Alverstoke, Richard Bi•E!!.;,',L q • , lid, or Queen's regiment of foot, to Miss At Kea Church, near Truro, ea :saftirslay se'm , Temple, Esq. a Captain in the kay4l Navy, ti. tog . • daughter of the late Georg* Warren, Est;. cat Peup..n. On Sunday evening, In Highbury•place, Anne, wife of the Res r John Pridd D, M.A. arid eldest ilau,;hier • f John N0.!., 1 1.. . c 1 ▪ At Port-mouth, I aria. Copingei, Agent for Trattagsr.-,14 arrived from the West Indies. C At Hull, Capt. John Fedsl, of the Scotscraig, a ceramic/ 4.4 t betwixt that port and Dundee. The 25th ult. at I'lywuu.h Dock, Capt. Jas. Itickor44'.. ; Royal Artillery. Sunday sennight, at Bath, aged 71, the Rev J. Sibley, ax, r formerly of Queen's College, Oatu.d, inid 40 years Recce d 0 Walcot. ▪ At TatTorley Hunt Races, over billington's Mr. Briscoe. of Ince, in Cheshire, tell, dead while toi b a,iol ▪ viewing the horses. Killed, some time ago' - in Cuntana, South America, by * n royalist party there, against whom he had •alieu nu :a. le mud Malcolunam, third sail of 111 r. aauniel keeper, Kirkcudbright. At Dumfries, on the 9th root. Mr. John Aell, and Corrector of the Dumfries lothaial, aged 3n. lie Pa..., O of good parts and discerning judgmetst-tit lively and it manners-a sincere and disinterested ttiend-and, a> a tot and Corrector, the Dumfries Joursial will hear aia, , le ii,• niony of his abilities. . Monday se'nnight, Mr. Fow.elt, of Whinfell, near TtaA IS Sowerby. Mr. F. had been blind terry years, Lt e- said to have la:stained as little loss in the •leprieriou as any that ever was-al:hetes' by tine dream ol calarni.y. 11-.• Lo most excellent musician, and possessed the rat , possible for that pleasing science. He disaargel :be d.,> .f "rgatist in Appleby Church for a number of yea: s, and a lib the satisfaction of the congregation. It may not he aarte;al..t ig remark, that though blind, he was an eat:nein µlaser:- t d and in parties was generaliy chosea, by thine who k•xtv oat• a partner. His death Las spread a gloom uv:r &lair c.n.. et Li- friend, and acquaintances. as he To rite. i.ADIc•s. FOR 1 liF. TEE. I it AND GUNIS. n uTi.Eit'bCelAnited Ec;ET...lll.i. TOOTH Raff POWDER is with confidence, reconsnwskied :* vt. to the Public, as the most ellicatiou• Preparario.: her rres .0; • the Teed) in a sout.l .tare, ev. it to old age, ail ▪ pearly whiteness without impairing the Ewalt Ll• • thinness and beautitul redness to the Gums, to the 13r..a..0r ills most delectable sweetness ; and it used cusstantly vs, will prevent the 'Footh-ache, by removing its cause-die one in the Gums.-Price se. 94. the Boa. ,4 s, BUTLER's SUPERIOR I.AVENIVR WA 112. Front its elegant fragrancy has received the Approbation ..: nu ROYAL lIIGHNESaLS - rtIE pitiNct,:b 4tiki ien cHARLar FE 01. W ALES, and of many Ladies of cis tat be Distinctiqn. In Half pint bottles 4s. and Pipts an and sold by R. 11UT1.ER, No. 4, CH WAPSIDE, I.ONBJYt Dn and by his appointment by Smith, Lauer, And Raab es, fie CE, burgh ; M•larysl, Baxter, and M•Dotiald; Glasgow; SN, Whinge, and Jolly, Liverpool ; i.ynrh, Atkinson, an: Manchester; *rages and Crew, Portsmouth ; Dove, !es, Skelton, Southampton ; Hovland, Grailvdle, Nen.: (.1 3119 Iteruhill, Plymouth ; Piper, Rail, and Chase, Exec . ; sgs" 11S- Mini., Barry, and Presser, Bristol ; Crattwell, lfur •• . 4 nor Bataan, Bath; Bull, I)obliii and Wrerforeit mil in ist homers aild /dedicate Venders in Eiigland, Scathed, hers the au Wale*, East sad W'est America, in A CHALI.ENGE. tit . MESSRS. CURRIE And Co. Surgern i . ohis Majesty's Service, challenge the whole 6' it.tl ) prove a single instance where their medicine and ineth...l hie ha ve f ,1 It 11. I-6! The prac•ice cat ntray id- this particular branch of their pro'ession, ha, nu: gives no t ;ea . one unsuccessful case. • leer ••I They continue to direct their studies to the trea. cure of Venereal Cunaphants, and that deraagemeat o: die tent which i . the consequence et the peruicious and ea 0 1 rtU- effects of a habit long and most tiiihappily p rued bqda' . • of both sexes. lu the one it will be tumid to hr the si . ll ' t. ,rid- source of barrenness; the other have its r.vages Wally td them by a distressing s: ate of debility, which, d not /1• ti medical, terminates an impotence. '1 nese are its relue:c ••J tr 01 .ukitrate effects, while consurnolorn has of mewl 3 ' ?: 11 .11 ( ''; 60 various nervous complaints, ondly aharactsroe die •• ti of thit solitary' vice. Of persons la.rgui.hiur uniter t incident to such a habit, their treatment is *mph., unl T._ Mr. ,•proved unsuccessful in the course of giant, Labonom, 010, extended practice. the In the most ohstinate and cansplieated Cases of bed lion, such at Ot. , stintllol.4 in the urethra, Vo.nrie';%_%, • ~,, .haradistounztrAir:ucraelil:uus.uhlepttilive; erieueriptioait ester% r' LU) which• have Natal the skill of other rrdr:"' ne.itly cured, without the patient s. ttear.:in the; 44. eed, their present impreved plan of treatment ellecteally di e d and alarming i li•niorthage which ton:petal? f % o i r i( o T 113 :t i l;d 111.1r11 : 01. : 4.'!. .! Lat Theciao of the lunar caustic. In the costa ~ ••: last i vet t • ' Y r and are drily under tl.ter Cale, 140 eradicat•orots cu Ldice :bed fected by a sate, cer:a•n, and ex; eel:nous nu de Lamina, A. teed to any ether yet adopted. The weakness, re rr the debility has the Patient restored to sound and vieorous h pe n s:. for rats 1'%14,•dt a proper per 3 lity, proceeding from this con•plaint are syses not being sparks of life, and to readies .te the cons , Fa d at restorative remedies is indispensably requisite, • ist..d to state tbe tor'7, si Patients in the Ceuirry are ma i n. tat - id 'nth 6 " , of their case , age, and general habit 41‘ . their ntittance for advice and Medicines, se het. the lered or sent to any part of the Kingdom. their rui:e secnal to ;j" To ensure that secrecy which r s i n. takirg, tie postage of letters may be medicines.-9th June. 11101a•-1117, liatt igl l_ " 77 14 $ lOllO Hors Riot-- • •-• • 0140() er I 19 m i nute s alt HIGH WATER-TO-MOR.ROV: A I ra • ,,, _ th.utes after Attrrpogi . but Morning • 11106 e KIN r, sekett LONDON: Printed by Lev if. _ published there, and at the Star pfticrt a