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il! 1 • • • • t r 1 !o ti • • , M. eb . I •' • I 4 • r 1 • OLD IMILEr, APRIL 4. Ripley, better to Mr. Robinso B n; R. aron. R. Nerbert, and R. tfattlitqw, three of the Guards, were capitally indicted for the murder of Jane Watson, of th evening of the 7th of Match last, in the parish of St. e James's, by discharging at her head Aft-arms, loaded with shot. There was no Counsel for the prosecution. J. Sutton, servant to Mt. Robinson, detailed all the acts of violence which had been committed by the rnobl)n the Monday evening and Tuesday morn ing preceding the alledged murder i beard a violent mobbing outside of the house, the windows were forced open and several brickbats thrown in. Saw a pistol in the hand of his fellow-servant Ripley ; as sisted in loading it. The mob became so violent that one of the soldiers (Matthews) took the pistol from Ripley's hand, and discharged it ; there were tevcral other shots fired at the same time. After t:t ing, witness heard that some person was killed. Cross-examined by the ATTORNEY.Gee ER AL. -•• He was satisfied that the soldiers did not fire until it became 'necessary for the preservation of their lives. Mr. Robinson was informed, while in the House of Commons. on the night of Monday, of the mob having broken into his house. He wrote to the Secretary of State to require protection. limier , stood afterwardstbat soldiers had been sent before he wrote. Next morning he *wrote to Lord Sidmouth, to require a permanent protection to his house. He afterwards called upon Lord Sidmouth, and under stood that protection had been sent. He directed , his servants to bring the soldiers within the house, and he believed he desired that they might have some refreshment. Three soldiers who were in Mr. Robinson's house, sWore that their lives were in danger from the mob. T. White stated, that when the firing took place, there were not more than twelve persons opposite the house. It. Pack and T. Mitchell, the butler and under. butler to Lord Buckinghatnshire, proved, that they bad given shot and lent a pistol to T. Sutton, Mr. ltobinson's footman. W. Hone, bookseller , in Fleet-street, was present at the occurrences. He denied that there was any riots ; but admitted that stones were thrown, and one immediately preceding the death of the deceased. On his cross-examination, he admitted that lie had published a Pamphlet, purporting to be the Report of the Evidence before the Coroner's Inquest upon the deceased. In consequence of a suggestion from Lord ELLeN. 110a0V011. However, as to the possibility of the witness grievously prejudicing himself, by,. answering any further questions upon the subject, elk ATTORNRY GENERAL abstained then from pursuing the matter further, whatever might be intended hereafter. J. Thompson, a surgeon, proved, that the death of the deceased bad been occasioned by a wound in her head. Tile evidence for the prosecution was here closed ;' when Ripley put in a writt.n paper, in which he stated, that he had been left to protect his master's ropeity, the destruction of which had been at• tempted. He denied that he could have had %uy ice-agamst the deceased, and asserted, that any tang he had done arose trim a CollsCloUsitesS of his own clanger, as w. 11 as the danger If those who west in ,he house v. - WI him, and cited various authorities, provin i ; the leg %lay of any eaort to resist Op. attack of a lawless mob upon the property of an individual. Upon th..l part of the other three poisoners, a osritten paper was also put in, in which it wasl stated, that they had been called on to assist in pro. tecting the house, and that any thing which they had done arose out of the discharge of their duty. They asserted, that even in firing they had done so with the view of intimidating the mob,, and had no wish to deprive any human being of life. The ATICIINZY-GIMERN, said, he was ready to call witneses for the prisoners, if the Jury thought &t. The Jury, however, atter a al:girt-consultation, de clared thembelves perfectly satisfied, and acquitted the prisoners. W. Barba:, for killing a man in a pugilistic en counter in Rosemary-lane, in which the deceased was proved to he the aggressor, and M. Levy were also acquitted. Edward Harland, a schoolmaster, late of Ham mersmith, who was recently apprehended on a charge of forging Banksnotes, pleaded . guilty to the capital charge. It appears that the prisoner lived in consi derable credit in the neighbourhood. and was consi-1 dered a man is good circumstances until his detec tion. In his premises were found the copper-plates, , the apparatus for inserting the water-marks, and, in. deed the whole means for manufacturing Bank-notes, and the evidence to fix his guilt was conclusive. Any defence being thus rendered hopeless, it is believed the prisoner pleaded guilty, in hopes, by his contri tion, to lay a ground for an application to the Exe cutive Power for mercy. The following were convicted of felonies :—Elisa kt& Watson, for stealing a leather pocket-boot, value 42, froM the person of G. Way ; William Lirier, for a like offence, from the perms of W. Green ham; and I.4guard Holland for stealing a quanisty of ',wow, the property of J. Hudson. Two were convicted of tittering counterfeit nipney, viz. A. Ades and Al. Cohen. The Three Prizes of 1000 Guineas each will be paid in Gold Saturday next, the 2tl Day of Draw. ing ; also the Three Grand Print of £30,000 each as soon as drawn, as well as Nineteen other Capital Prizes, by HORNSBY and Co. 9.6, Cornhill. where Tickets and Shares are selling, Warranted Undrawn. The largest Prize drawn the sth ins'. and the first ever sold in England, and paid directly in Sterling Gold, without deduction, was No. 12,416, a Prize of One Thousand New Guineas, and shared by &VD. WRIGHT ) into 16 Sixteenths this is a continuation of his usual great success, and an earnest of his having the additional good fortune of distributing some of the Three Prizes of 53 4 30,(X)0 and Three of 1000 Gui. news midi, among his Friends, the Public ; and as they may all be drawn on the 15th inst. an immediate purchase is requested at No. 37, Cornhill, 38, Hay. market, 11, Holnion, and 141, Oxford•street. Mrs. SUSAN WifAWIT, of Shadwell, an old Lady, about 69, was so dreadfully burnt, a few days back, by her dress accidentally catching fire, brat she lan. yhiS!led about two days after, and died in the greatest agony. zdtpr 211.111 r PlatIRA& BALES BY KUC'IIONo 4.11.0..... A .m..... A melancholy and fatal aCe..4lent occurred oft 811 " LINEN AND WOOLLEN DRAPERY, GLASS . CHINA, tnrday evening last to Lady MARY eitzamtaLni et . TABLE BSERVE SOLD IP/ AUCTION, a quarter past nine o'clock. Her maid left her to . BY MIL MOAT At the City 5, Chen tie this Day , and eve ' , get her supper ; she had just began when the bell Marc ,, and Psi , l Day ti , the neat insis t rung, and she heard a violent scream ; she immedi. rriFIE STOCKS of several 'Linen abd Woollet. AL Drapers, . Jewellers, Cutlers, China and Glas4 wen, &c. ately ran up stairs, and when she got to the hall saw a great light on the stair-case. It instatrly struck declining Business, he n er miscellaneous Property in distre,., o cou r o i tejwise a under t essity of tommandiog immediate sale her that er l Ladyship was on fire ; and she accor- Curds, Table Lle'st , mEntts.ndirilluelpet linens, C s lot si l: s e rli %ere . Im a t w re i s s: dingly called to two male servants who happened to be in the house, who took up the hall mat, ran into Hose, Carpets, Rugs, &e. Sc.:. • together with sever al Lots of the drawing-room, and found her Ladyships clothes Gold Seals, Chains, Keys, Rit'ip, and Broaches; Knives and all in &tales. They Tut the mat round her, but it Forks; Plated Cruets, Liqueurs, ands, petunia Stands; ra nd all not the desired effect ; they then got water and *c.°Pes.letubTero and s, QuadrantalletsChsinatisTle a at e ld Desert Ur extinguished the fire. Her Ladyship was quite' senSible As the business of the City Mart is *Lolly conducted by Mr. Ihe'whole time, as she frequently called for more MOAT, sole Proyrieter of the Premises, with the striate . etch. water. 'rile was put to bed and lingered in great tion to integrity and respectability ;as be will not receive any pain till half past sir o'clock yesterday morning, when Goods for Sale but what are guaranteed by the Owners to the Public as to their soundneis and perfectability; and as be is al she ex;)iicd. Her Ladyship was in her 90th year, but ways on the spot to answer and rectify any errors or objection& very strong and active for her age. She was aunt to Fanxilles,young Housekeepers, Visitors front the country, Tavern the present Duchess of DEvoastufte, to the Countess keepers, Captains of Ships, Sts. &e. (tor whose aceononodatieu ot LivEuroot, Earl of Bats Tot., Earl • MULtlitava, the Goods are put up In smell Lots), kind great interest in attend ing these daily saleA of est..blislied confidence, where they meet Honourable General t i mers, and Honourable Au- with almost every article in gei.erai request. GUSTUS rHIPPS. The Good' are on vi, w at eight I.' clock in the morning, and are open to the iii-pt ction of the. Public during the whole tit the Sale, which commences at eleven o'clock: and, fur the cee.se 'doom of those who cannot leave their busittees in the day tune. lgAin in the evening it seven t.'olock. Cittalf)VC4 [Ube had of I.r. Mnat,6' UNIVERsnr lATELLIGENCE. I, Che3psiae. CAMBRIDGE, MARCI - 1 Rev. Mr. Clarke, of Twyford,stear Winchester, is chosen wo of the Fellows of Winchester College, in the room of v. Charles Blackstone, deceased; the Rev. R. Fawcett, M. A. Co sine of Arinley, elected Vicar of Leeds. lhere were fi ve Ciil• dictates. TO BE $01.1) 1W AIIi.TION, By Mr. NEEDHAM, At the City Auction Mart, No. us, Clwatiside, on TISURSDAY, I' n.tr, and SAIL:4I)AV neat, the Liih, 14th, and of April, 1815, E FOLLOWING GENUINE STOCK _I. WINES, which must be Sold by virtue of au Assignment for that ptirpo , c made. N. B. Hie Wiees may be shipped or sent in Hampers to any part of the country with the greattst safety. 189 Dozen fine old Slit•rry, 1' years in wood. 240 Do. good Dry Liston, Vintage 18104 282 Do. West IndiJ Madeira. 352 Do. Crusted Port, fuer years but lA. 298 Ito. Draft Ditto, 5 years in the Docks, bottled two months. W th a few Lots of Coustantia and I.ront4nac, in Pints. The whole will be lotted in two, three, and four dozen each. Catalogues will he ready for slavery, amid the Samples may be tasted on the hlurnitig of Sale. WINES IN TOt DOCKS. el Pipes of Port of the Vintage of 1810, 1811, and 1812. 16 Pipes of Madeira. T Butts of Sherry 8 Quai ter Casks of fine Cape Constantia Hogsheads of Lisbon, and 6 Vipes fine Teurseriffe Samples of the above Wines may he had of the Auctioneer in the INeKt week, and any part of the whole treated war with Mr. Needham. by Private Contract, by zsrder of the Assirees. IL NEEDHAM, Broker and Auctioneer. 89. Cheat OXFORD, APRIL R. Mt. Hampden, of Oriel college. and Mr. Arnold, of Corpus Christi college. Lave Levu clecte ! Fellows of Oriel college Friday. March 3! , Mr. Charles Henry Riddiuz was admitted Scholar ot New college. Rev. John Lowt:. kin. of Lincoln college, in this Univer-ity, has been presented to the rectory of Ardley, in this county, by his Grace chi Duke of Marlborough Wednesday, the first day of I..a.ter Term, the followieg Gen tlemen weve admitted to degrees ; Masters of Arts—Rev. Spenc"r Rodney Drummond, of Christ Church, grand compounder; Rev. Andrew lirandrani, of oriel college, grand coMpeunder ; Mr. William Sollis. of Peinliroke college • Mr. Whitens Dolby, of Exeter colege.; Rev. lieury Jeremiah Hale, and Rev. John Jones, of Christ Church ; Mr Fetter Winch, awl Mr. William Crawley Bunt, of third toi ler; Rev. John lours, of Jesus college; Rev. William Davison, of Lincoln college; kev. Robert \Wan, and Rey. Henry Parish, of St. FAltunnd hall. Bachelors of Arts—Mr. Charles Edmund Keene, of All Souls college; Mr. Cornelius Ives, of Exeter college; Mr. Francis Oottwaltz, ut Worcester eulitge. in Convocation, iu the atteruoon of the same day, the Rev. Frantis Rowden, st.A. Fellow of Merton college, and the Rev. Rithard Steph.ns M.A. Fellow of Brazen Nose college, were admitted Proctors; and Ttontas Dunbar, Erq. M A tit Brazen Nose coll. ge, Rev. John ltaelchffe, M.A. Vice-Priocipel of St Mary hall, Rev. Arthur Matthews, M.A. Fe loot of Brazen Nose colt. ge, and Itcv. C'.aules loose, M.A. Fellow of Lincoln college, were nominated Pro proctors. '1 hurmlay, the Rev. William Aldrich, MA. Fellow of Mag dalen college, was admitted Bac::elor in!!Molly; and Mr. Cftristoplier Erie, B.A. Fellow of New college. was admitted Master of Ans. he Marquis of Lothian has ap. ointed the Rev. John Dash. wood, of Uownton. Hants, anti late of Gonville and Cans Cambridge, to be his , l.ordship'e chaplain. FOR COUGHS, HOARaFNESSES, Ste, As R. GREENOUGH'S PECTORAL LO. 1. ZANGES a Tow, the great deatan4 for which, after upwards of fifty years trial, proves them a surerlor remedy for .dt Ceaglis, Hoarsenesses, Sure Throats, Asthmatic and Cow sumptive Complaints. The genuine only have R. HArwano pritated on the stamp, by whom they are prepared, as suecesbor to T. Greenwich, the Inventor. Sold in boxes, et Is. I i d. each, by his oppo'ntment by F. New bery and Stois, Sr. fault Church-y.lra ; Sutton and Co. Bow Cliurch-yard; Bayley and Co. Corkspui-terse• ; Nix, Royal 1... x. cli:lnge ; IV.trel, 314, l lolbarii ; C1ar1:,269, 15,,rougli; Sanger, 150, t ,l.)xli.rd-Ntreet ; ! . I .itclay aid sort', Fleetintrket ; biake, A, PIC. .:3 ( 1111y ; atid else Vender. cif Gentia.;.: Medie:nes. Where sii.a may be bad, Mr. Orvenoi..h's celebrated Tine tn--, for .err. .. rvo.. , •!41:$;toki.)t andhltions, :risk curios the TOutb .e'l, HI rtilai 4,1 I)..ttici at $!.. Sig. caell. _ -..... It must be gratifying to the country to hear, tha: Dr. Cowen, t 4 1.). with a Society of entinont Stn. genus, of thirty years experience in Strictures. De bility , 4.c. have established a blciiical t Board Ito ,4 wnum alt cases are reterred ) at Charlotte-hiatse,s.evat Charlotte-street, opposite !OWL SAD lill.L'i Chart, Blackftiar's4oad, Lhndon ; where the pubic are re lieved from the most daugenius diseases without con finement. The lnstituti.nt cl kilns the :mention o f those who may have attempted the cure of themselves, or who have been so blind and unfortunau as to consult men ignorant of se important a branch of the profession, whose improper treatment has mer- ' curialized thousands, and brought many to an un timely end; eruptions on the head, face, and body,sore eyes, throat,mouth, and nose, vet tigos noise intheearss deafness. dimness of sight, often coding in blindness ; strictures,pains in the head and limbs, frequently mis taken for rheumatism ;extreme weakness in the knees, swelled ankles, with a general debility, &c. are only a few of the dreadful symptoms which frequentlyappear ' years after, and too often embitter the matrimonial gate. Messrs. COOPER and Co. ate consulted daily by all ranks of people, from eight till ten. or by letter, in closing a fee (for ne others are answered), stating their case, wheu medicine and the best advice is sent to all parts of the kingdom. They also cure the piles and fistula, without burning or cutting, and give advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sun day mornings, till twelve o'clock. • CHI Is WORM I.OZENGF.3. WORMS art. allowed to be the trtq frequent swirees of Itarriut4east,,:—Their Synaptor..s every Paretic should be *doubled with. They occi.stsin low of arpetee, a paleness of the face. emaeattor. and att irre gular state of the bowels, atten.!ed with violent ;rains; they bring on convulsions, affect the growth of the body, and often prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both as a preventative and cure for these alarming complaints. the abuve excellent Medicine universally allowed, sin the teothrony of the highest charact'rs in this country, to Live no espial. Their public approbation. given to the Proirietor, front a personal knowledge of its efficacy In their own famtlieo, stamps its meth beyond competition, and gives a sanction to it which no other Medicine of the kind can boast. Prom the Him. and Right Rev. the I.otei Bishop of CARLISLE, To Mr. Cits NG, Apothecary, Cletapside. London. Ste-1 readily embrace the opportunity your letter affords ate, of adding my testinumy to that of the Lord Chief Baron, its favour of your Ching's Patent Worm Lozenges, my eldest sun having a few moults ago derived very nun. net Levin from the use of it. tie hail been intweJ for several wesy previous to his taking it, appeared pate and emaciated, languid. and complained ire quently of pains in his head and side. The Lord Chief Same, who had accidently seen him in this state, fortunately recom mended me to the trial of your Lozenges; and that no time might be lust, or Ally occur, in obtaining the ge twine Medicine, sent me dime doses of it. The first us these oecasioned a visible amendment, and after the second dose every umileasant o.roptiess disappeared, but I judged it right to give le third, as the two formte had agreed so uncono monly well. From that tune my eon hasheen In perfect health and 1 certainly attribute his cure wholly to the efficacy of the Wenn Lozenges. I have since recommended your I.ozenges in several Instances, wherein I have the satisfaction to assure you, they have mate ally been of great service, I ought so add, that two the nature of the deer produced by them hi my sons case, 1 apprehend the eomplaints to have arisen from an obstruction between the stomach and visceta. I am, Ste. Ruse Castle, Dec 7. E. CARI.ISI.B. Bold at Mr. Hyatt's, N 0.4, Cheepslde, corset of St. Paul's, London, and most Comm Medicine launders hi every Town, in boles et es cei end ss. Rd. each. TO .THoutits . TAYLOR., Wier • IBE.r; leave to infor m Tort:, atat ever since the yea: 1790,1 had been afiikted with the I.ues Venerea, which from its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and undergoieg several severe courses of salivation and twice discharged from the liose it al, w , 41 little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nateire. lr er the spring of last year my disors had got to such a lifad, as nearly to put a period to my exletence. In this state, I *, as at commended by Mr. I. Thompson, (who received so great a curt by them here,) to take your Leake's Patent Pills,wl.lch I begat , to do on the 16th May ; in the course of a fortnigle I began tt receive benefit. Jo little more than a month I became, b) your liberal advice and niedielne, perfectly free from my for. , user complaints, have recovered my former spirits and strength, and am become Jolly and tat, in which :tats having continued Many months to the astonishment of ail who knew me, I are at a loss In what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you foi the rood of other suffering mortals, to make tuts my case at public as possible, as I shall on every occasion--in so doing yin will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient very hunti•le set rant. ALEX. MURKER. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Prepared and mid by the sole Proprietor, Thomas Taylor, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his house N 0.9, New Bridge-street. They are also sold by his appointment, at the Perfumer's, No 15, St. Afban's-street, Pall Mall ; the Toy-shop, No. KM, Os ford-street • Mr. Disborough ' s, N 0.7, Fish-street-hill, nearlyop poste the Monument; and by one person in every considerabl town in England, Icc.in boxes only Qs. 9d. each, sealed up.wit. • full and plain directions, whereby persons of either sex may cur themselves with ease and stereev. N.B. Every Boa soldin Or Britain is sealed up with a cam) which, by favourof the Commissioners, is printed at the Si amp- Office, ' T. 'faylor, )119. p. New itildge.strott: MARRIED. Oa Wednesday last, at Cuts - ley Church, by the Rev. George Savage, MehryGillsuats, Es* of the 3d Regiment, or Buffs, son of Lit lite BrigasherdSeneral Gillman, to Mary Elisaboth,ekleat daughter of lubn %later, Esq. At St. George's, Hanover-squ.are, the Rev. R. Boodle, ream el Radatock, Sonsweeshire to Mary, eldest daughter of E. *awn% Est. of Broubpsteem ) GrZsvcaor-squane. Rev. Pldbp torte, fo MIL Cotton, of Somers' Town. Rev. I. Clunk, M.A. Superintendent of the Grammar School, near Manchester, is Mary, second daughter of Mr. V. Macani chael. Rev.l'. H. (Hely, to Miss Morgan, dasghter of Mr. B. Mor gan, of B.sylisam. Re v.W . Remade., to Elizabeth bac.* daughter of Richard Bell, Esq. of !hock -meet, Bath. Tuesday, at Yarmouth, Captais Travers, R. N. to Ann, eldest daughter id Win. Steward, Esq Yarmouth. LIED. In London, oaths 7th instant,Maj or George Johnston, of the Bengal Artillery. Saturday, the let Instant, at Bantry, ntar &tato', Penelope, wife of John Cave, Iraq. er amiable character and domestic virtue, have thei r eulogises in the grief of her family and friends, and in the tears of the neighbouring poor. Saturday sennight, at his rooms in Emmanuel College, Cam bridge, aged 19, Edward Burroughes Esq. fourth son of Mrs. Barroughes, of M. Cathcrine's-htil, Norwich. At Milford, aged 32, Mr. Robert. Owen, late a Master in the Navy. At South Kilwerth, Lekesterthire,the Rev. Charles Chambers, aged 71, sector of that place, and ous of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for that county. Thomas Warner Moore. Midshipman of his Mbjesty's skis Sea Horse, stcon son of the Rev. Dr. Moore, of Park-blll,l Gloucestershire. He fell on the Hitt of December last, when gallantly endeavouring to board one of the gun-boats belonging to the Americas flotilla, with many more of his brave cons ?anions, near New Orleans. At \Veda, by Abertekly, oa the teth uk. Mr. John Robert son. aged 04 bchoulniesta thug s Which Almaden he BYed tof 49 years. Diitorts Airrtini.totis OiLL rilli . ESE Pills lodg since tibtaited a just Etiel) . tit, in tit% private pssedee Of the Proptletor, Mr. DIXON A e uthetary ; And tress their great Piece's in many distillate bib, our disorders, no nitsneroul Pa* ors of distinction, and othersi pArticularly tie Duke of 8ed(0,.1, Sir George Warren, the ' .oWager Lady Say and Sale, the ANAnsint.l4 Butbc ey, &c wai pc:shaded to offer them to t;:e Public, Under the ari.ro• hation and sa:ici I'm of their tames. are timid t o b e a n inconititrablle Teiltedit w refe'arlr.g he tone of the stomach, fot c..r:ng indigestion, or preventing and their eonseq tient disagreeable eructation, and fl I. nee,. They remove habitual and temporary P.ortiv..iv,,., irk heal-arlis, and he t bu,n, whether arising from the all my .1 the re,l;:tolant bile, intemperate diet, or di inking to ecet• and will be found a must Valuable Medicine to bn resuited to upon cvcry Indoposition, occaah,ned by a dtsordered S:ats 0 the and Sold wholes4le and retail at Mr. blither's, 4, Cfn.ipsids!, Corner of St. Paul s C:nircli-Vard ;by S' and Is.-lain, I'ort.ntot:•.:l Jones, We,toa, Annutt, Lori y, Portvea Ha, Johnsorst and Hudite, Gosport ; Colernin ?.nd Jac.b, Sheerness; k.“.l‘ and Ross, and TOrner, Corikiworttrg, Nettleton; a nd Gilbert, Plynanuth ; Knott and I.loyd. and Swinney al Co. Birrninnhasis Stains::;, Lynels. ant &Mason, Manchrger: Trelrman, fleeter; Baxter and Mq..hittaM, Glasgow ; Bulaen :u.• ' Barry,Brit.r . :: ; Steven tin and Co. Norwich; iwjatru. Lest r•vi Edwards an I 11:11inge and La•bbusy, Liverpool ; ' and 1.4•314cr, I)over ; ltrightou ; aeherts and :tuft, ;. tenhant ; Blandforti; Roach, Plymouth 1)•.e t ; ;Au, retail by mt..t Juni r y Medietne Venders,in Wars it a a.l And I 6s earl, H LN Itten to Ecincatiiin proiecs ; , 1 Leo: versevamg endeavours to discover the most IL's arc riett.od of treat rag a few :iresaltitg Diseases, the tut result cf! experienre Is the best proof of set:tan - it, Messrs 00So and Co. as regular Members of the it 4 c:o1!e of Surgeons in. London, arc bees induced to malt: ths cure to the ollowing the object of tit tr permitter study, vu a certain DI etrder, frequently contrat - ted tri a moment of intct ration, an. :ts concomitants, Strieturei arid Gkets, tic!iet, ' y an Unproved pion, are speeddy an effectually cured; as air Lb. ?shay whett,•l arititt,/ troll) Itacell7.oalan nitlutzettcvs. dance 'r -.sem climate% ) or a secr,t solitary vice, of° happily pursued by the youth nt both sexes, in the one cru:.i, 4 sterna:) , or barrenness, and in she teber a sienierou• ~. !ht. vous diseases, wit et., if nut timely renteled, terve and mattstopt:•in la that die ressing star. deficiency, whether the cousequencr of ruts lianelit: Ital.. .r arising fro:n any other cause, by which the power. 01 t. .•„. 'titian become enfeebled, as Melobers of the Ku) al of Surgeons of London, they offer a 4alll, tale, soil s;•e:!. rest . ration to sound awl v.gorous heUth. Meows. Goes and Co. exclusively professing the cure ei ;nut particular tuimplaluis, its order that they nt.y nut be, in 4 mistaken few, masked with the obloquy so }.,stay attached to :be :gnome empiric, think it hut ju,tice to themselves to suit ,hat they have been properly militated and initiated into every branch of the profession (certificates of which, front different Hospitals, and testimonials from 'he most eminent l'oysinatis, they here to convinn any inquirer) t h e the sonars. res:±ine front their endeavnurs first induced them to crib the prActi:,y .1 the general Practitioner, and tiezy presume that their pre*: constitute a 'air ground for the weirecedented coulideoce west which they ha. e, by the l'uhlic, been so liberally honoured. The result of a long :.end extensi:e practice has enabled by a superior method, to remove Irene; eat complies -A, hawed Inveterate or conipticated, without subjecting tb: packet to ea least restraint in diet or exercise; and to recent Cast weirs& as early a2plicar!on is made on distovary of the infection, they Ira quently ielform a cure in the short space of two days. Tt. Liu precette;:trd success of their mode of treatment (which hat user hero known to fail in one Magi& instance in a practice of 15 years, during which period many thonoand pertiknit of both sexe: been cured, even alter severe and injurious methods hati punned by other Pr.ic inflates without ttle)t), induces diem as thus publicly lifer their advice. To l:e cc.niislted daily by Patients of either see, with wroth, lelicaey, att enti , ii.—Letters trum Cie winery, crintaess.:4 the partici:tub Of i,t. ,tv•!. a nd p l anetr of gong •ocie.e• , a remittance, duly ititemied to, ar4 advice and 1,1/Nth's: ...- warded it. soy itit of the (;6)ss -; lir zucnt. IT, ..ionVa•e-I,ttvert. loAtt-street. • • •• ~ • Ittl:bitt•••A III) r.A WH.7.1k1 Prof er nional Men. eminent for Shit ant esperience, cfrer their s•dri.•-, and exrt heir ..1,.!.• -6 the care nl a few ..eiit:tirg &VILLAS ; they rise .11, , ••rint to C. •: 4:- jadied which is r•ta justly cent..[ itgatee t' aor• rtt , etue:.t. f osea,,ignot ant of Coe firs• prite pLs, ntidut.•-ttl,c4 ., • t; • i .• tire of physic. hlt•sses CURRIE and Co. n-tr... 1, -a:c tisarsi by every priv:les.e to pract.,..... • , .n1 •!.:;tt -• which ti:eir mode of tseatine:.t for ‘'-tkreal I ...e,.. ! 1.•1• •s !et- I.: thstto t.•et ant oast, cortinte with the ..:ere as I,:u.ty Ira r. their si!Udie4 to the cure of every spee:es of that hale let • ~ .4; as well a- the removal of those dist' eaire au.' r••• • ties which prl.•vet:t or embitter the ma:rimonial te:ee. . 4- talogue of hunt to ilifirmitiekths:re are note 11:Ort: •1,.Z those: which are the unavoidable COI. alutite• 511 - in a certain destrucrive [titbit. The entsepy -I , d-r , r brsess-e his mist oitunes, itNii.init.4 to week .•.dut• . such a state of this, rl•as ro render He o pre ••i•:e. s 1•-11 lons it will he a consoling n.a ctiun to kiaaw that ti:. 4 Row, by a tiew and infalltl)ie icitirdy, be r ‘ ,:ofed to .1.h.:11 CULI4ISSOSion.II atrt,i it eat! si t teor. c.tk, mist( .:141 , • tated habits, proceeding either front au CICC4i of Collit.4; t: 320 Cat plea,ttre, ur iron' a 101 l rebi.V.lire in but climates, !ride Mg, the injudicious use ut mercurypatc. tae treedly 101.:rial ty health and brrengtlu It must be SClflvideut proposition. that where the se gregate of iutellectual capacity is directed to die tre.dwa and cure of a few peculiar c•ettplabsta, there must Le Os greater certainty of sUerthe anti O proof of that points their method ul cure is so particularly exp,dit:ous,ali wallas sae s and so evidently superiue to the common practice, Out Inwood sliglt: cases at is.ttertun a perfect restoration us coutpktediut.ar skort periodos three days, atid to !Mete stole attaest Seeeterst. where other practnioners have failed, a proper poterver.aes:••• their 111.:n of treatment ensures to the patient a sate, well ereatuttd. and letting re-est...blislesteut. By at: early applicatual.thr ;VW will esome the danger u:d expense of a tedious atteudauce Art the less everienced practeionc.r. In the oust obstinate w.alsto placated cases of venereal infection, such as obstmences woe urethra, spongy excrescences, hard tuaLiurs a citslens Waal, r 4-; limns, *endues weakness, glee: s, as o STRICTUktES, whether recent or of tang duration, and which have hlt:t!':* skill of other practitioners, are, by their present leaproved e of treatment, effectually and verriainnitly cared. withatt tIL , t hear suffering the eacruclating slid alarming heat: ! - • which frequently follows the ;Ipplic Atton ut tier best caustic. 4 the course of 90 years exter...!ve practice ju ibis at••testpai. nitrous cases of strictures I: tir• been, at I are deity care, the total eradication of which is effect•d by a mitt' , atitt•t•tpeditious mode of [tract ce,sulierior to any other yre* , • 't • ed. lilt. weakness, relaxatios, and ‘ll-tbiltay perret•dittp treat complaint, is speedily removed, and deo patient termed to P-• and v.gorous Itraitit. But v:Ll:sre the s!eisnity bars her OJT ( ' 111 proper perseverance in their re,torativt rowan-a. al er'- tincture has been destroyed, is indisrn.aldy it " 4 the slusithei Mg spathe of life, and to reatior. , .... :ey:• Sevti al 1:01:lemon and Uesitiesien et the ii': • • have been under sue cared lvitt‘ot. it RIZ air! Co. ' ISISIVai of conipserais of the urethra, strieurtie, ; a.. :1••• . 1 ; 'received a radical aril permanent care, req , ,est may he made is them, as ietislacsot y cynic &es sat t:.• siqwriurity of MesSrs. Cuaata and Co.'s pl a n et ti. cals.! Many of these Gra-lenses have had ert:cturea from Is) it' years, and bad been under the care of Atess• 0. li•eves saes, and te her Surgeons of t seal eminence. at !$n art -sap:' cure by the application of the lunar cr.stic,wi•hoet F ••• t ,. ,1 Messrs. Cu state and Cts. may he enostil!ed I.)* ech' the gruAlest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at the' 10'S • , 107, Hatton-garlmn. Patients in situ rnuntry are regurttted to state de' heir case,age,aald general habit ut living, C. &C. 11 , :;"' par niittance for advice atid medicines, when the came wall I"' 0 Isr sec: to any tat the kingdoo.. Tip et t tt.n! t 0%0 ssintial tothek unsiertakie.g, the penage of :.•::^'r:.•::^'r rte r.••-•‘.." ••.) the account far medicines. . *trio t vixrhit AT LONDON LIR " Morning 14 .ntiiner • acre( S Aft 441444 ntimer. al!er . - LONDON 'bated by Lawsa Ketrr, Vbilset.7 lace; pub;astted •here, awl at the bW tam Tomes Br' - +w.r -_ ,:,- s —. —ad BIRTH. Thursday se'nnidlit, at Sheerness, the Lady of Rears Admiral Sir Charles Rowley,of a dtushtss. At Lincoln, au the 17tIt sit. the Lady of the Rev. G. T. Prety man, of 11.weater. At Penzance, en Wednesday, Mrs, Theeda,is South, wife of the 100. G. P. Smith, of Penzance, at two boys.