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riiitts;frinin , fr WORDS GdiZitiTE. FOREIGN OFFICE, MARCH 4, 1813. ails Roy'! Highness the Prince Regent has been phased, In the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, 0) approve of M. }fagot as his Most Christian Majesty e Consul at Glasgow. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the r.ame and on the behalf of his Mai..sty, to approve of M. Mase let as his Most Christian Majesty's Consul at Bristol. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has also been pleased, to the nettle and on the behalf of his Majesty. to approve of M. Romain as his Most Christian Majesty's Consul at Dublin. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to approve of Mr. William E. loam Lessis Jameson as Consul-General at Cork, (in the room of his l.te father) for his Royal Highness the Prince of Orange Nassau, Sovereign Prince of the United Piovinces of the Ne.herlands. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has also been pleased, in the name and on the behalloi his Majesty, to approve of M. M'Mahon as his Most Christian Majesty's Vire-C•nsul at the unite place. El his Gazette also notifies the Prince Regent's permission to C.tptain C. Wood, of the 10th Hussars, to accept the insignia of the Prussian Order of Military Merit.] BANKRUPTS. John Deakin late of Brook-street, Birmingham , g un matter, to surrender March 11, is. and April 13, at tea, at Guildhall. — Attorney, Mr. Pember, No. 7, Leigh. street, Red Lion-square. Benjamin Munu, late of Rolvenden, Kent, dealer and chaptuan, Zulizch 10, 11, and April 15, at eleven, at the Woolock inn, l'enterden. Attornies, Mr. Witts,Tenterden ; or Mr. Derby, 11, Harcourt-buildings, Temple, London. Richard £V31116, of Shrewsbury, Salop, shopkeeper, dealer and chapman, March '24, i, and April 15, at e ev,-ti, at the Turf Tavern, Shrewsbury. Attoniies, Mr. WillsAtit bottle, Godli man-s,reet, Doctor's Commons, London ; or Mr. William Cooper, Shrewsbury. Thomas Gardner, of the parish of Aberdare, Glamorgaw . hire , shopkeet;er, dealer and chapman, March 20, 2I , and ,%pril 15, at ten, at the Castle lon, Merthyrtydvil. Attorme,, Mr. Wm. Meyriek, Merthyrtydvil; or Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbott, New Inn, London. Thomas Williams, of Back-lane 3ethnal-Green, Middlesex, in surance-broker, merchant, deler and chapman, March 14, 21, and April 15, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bowden, 4, Angel•court, Throgmorton-street. John Richardson, of Tewkesbury. Gloucestershire, chair-manu facturer, dealer and chapman, March 16,20, and Ayrll 15, at two, at the Guildhall Cuffeehouse, Worcester. Attornies, Messrs Cardales and Young, 14, Holborn cont.:, Gray's-luu, London ; or Mr. Saunders, shlbury, Worcester. Nathaniel Cherry, of Hanwtll, Oxiordshire, miller, dealer and chapman, March 24, at six, March 25, at eleven, and April 15, at ten, at the Red Lion, Banbury. Anomie), Mr. Pc;lr:on, Pump-court, Temple, London; or Mr. Dury, Banbury. John Noad, of Stratford, Essts, baker, dealer and chapman, March 11, 23, and April IS, at one, at Guildhall, Attoruies, Messrs. kvitt and Rixon, Haydon-square, Alinortes. Richard lies, of kairford, Gloucestershire, grocer and drapts dilater and chapman, Much 11, Id, and April 15, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attornies, Messrs. Rubinson and Hine, Charter-house-square. Jonas Lindow the youuger, of Cleator, Cumberland, spade-ma nufacturer, March £3, 25, and April LI, at ke e p, at thy. Black Liun Inn, ;Kliitebaven. Attormea, Messrs. Farrtr, and Uhthoff, Nicholas-lane, Lonoun ;or Mr. Hodson, White- baven. Saul Mordecai Solemon,late of 37, Gloneester-terrace, Commer cial-road, Middlesex, merchant, dealer and chapinan, March 7, 14, and April 15, at eleven, at Guildhall. Audi ney, Mr. Poole, Adani • secourt, Old Broad-street. John Grainger, of Martites.lane, Cannon-street, London, provi dOn-bruker:daer, and chapinan, March 7, and April 15, atten, at Guildhall. At:nrney, Mr. Birkott, Cloak lane. Michael England, of likesten, DabysLire, butcher, dealer and chapman, March 10, at six, April 1, at four, and April 15, at ten, at the Spread Eagle, No unghi m. Attornies, sir Samuel Whitcombe and 'Vag Serjeants Inn, Fleet street, London; or Mr. Homy Wilkniscn, Nottingham. Ilsonia‘ Garner Richmond, of Gainsfortl.street, Ilorslydown, su..rey, cure-factor, dealer and chapinm, Mari ch 7, i i, and April 15, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Comb, Cannon's Inn, Londow tannins lie. d, of Shirland, Petbyshire, maltster, dealer and daptuati, March 18, at six, April 1, at tour, acd April 15, at ten, at the bf . tad kagle Inn, Nottingham. At 'irides, Sir WhiicAnbe and King, Serjeant's-Itia, leet-stitet, ',potion ; or Henry Wilkinson, Nottingham. 'Maras /lunar the younger ' o r King's Lenn, Nortulk, woollen draper and taylur , deal , r and chapnian, Msrcli o, at biz. March 9, at ten, and April 15, set four, at the Guddliall King's Lynn, Attormes, Jarvis, King's Lynn; or Messrs. Willis, Tairthorne,and Clarke, Warntord-court, I hrogmorton-street, Lonti.m. Peter Reynolds, now or late of King-street, Southwark, Surrey, chinanian, dealer and chapman, March 1 1, 21, and April 15, at eleven, at Guildhall. Att4ruits, blessrs.4 Mims and oamuel Nayl , r, Great Newport-.tree. Thomas Court, of Birmingham, currier, dealer and chapman, Match IS, 14, and April 15, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attornies, Mr. Porno", Wine 0111 cc-court, street, London ; or Mr. Maudsley, Birmingham. Mayston, of Fritlarstreet, London, warehouseman, dealer and chapman, March 11, 18, and April 15 : at elevi.n, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Paaatiore,Vorarniord-court,Tiarog morton-street, London. William Ward, of %Warrington, Lancashire, boot and shoemaker, March 22, at tour, March 23, at ten, and April 15, at four, at the George Inn, Warrington. Attornies, Mr. Norris, No. 32, lehn-street, Bet:foul-tow, London; or Mr. Garth, Warring ton, LalCildhire. G u Aa.—Sitturday a mani who refused to tell his name, was charged with outragecui conduct, in Cheapside, on Friday. It appeared, that during the time of the Meeting at the Mansion House, the pri. soner sallied through the streets, vociferating curses and utuse upon alnioSt every individual of whatever sex he met. In his career, he frequently addressed himself to oaerent persons, and avowed himself to be " Lord Wellington, come from Vienna, to oppose the Corn Lava." — Several persons, whom he had knocked down, for their incredulity, appeared against him. The prisoner refusing to give a proper acccunt of himself, and unable to find bail, was remanded. BOW-STMEM—Saturday W. Oldfdd was charged with violating the person of Eliza Willis, ten years of age, in a lane, near Chelsea Common. He was fully committed. Saturday morning a fine male child, about a month old, dectntly dressed and warmly packed in a basket, was found on Westminster Bridge—it had a note pinned on its breast, with its Christian name, and beggir the fi nder to protect it , as its unhappy mother was unable. Saturday a Coroner's Inquest was held at Old street workhouse, upon the body of a female child, t , vo months old, which was found on Thursday mor ning last, widlin the railing of Wesley's Chapel, in the City-road, with a wound on the right side of the neck, under the ear, by which its death was evidently occasioned. Verdict—Wilful Murder against some person unknown. Friday night Mr. Tavern, of Lambeth, was alar med by some person at his chamber window ; and on looking from behind the curtain, he saw a man trying to open the sash. Having no fire-arms, he was fear ful of offering a direct resistance. He, however, went *sign stairs scetly, and bringing up a half-hundred weight of cast 'awn, be carried it to a room on the second floor, the window of which was precisely over dpit at which the robber was, and opening it gently, dr op ! !d this tremendous weapon on his head, aa 4 l knocked' ht'' almost senseless from the ladder. He was, however, asskt 4 4.l7 his asociates, and escaped. • 4,;.; a IteslPolib ASSIVIS, MARCR O. ffiilk* Coal was Indiana for stealing Bank trete% mad the securities of the Hertford Bank, to the swum of 48511411 1 , the property of John Cathrew and GeOrge Christie, the proprietors of the Hertfonl Bank The prosecutors, as bankers at Hertfoed, had connection in business with Messrs. Ramsbrittums.and Co. bankers, in Lombard-street, and they were in the habit of remit ting their notes on Thunday and Friday. in order to do this with security, they had a small iron chest made, with a lock of intricate conStruction. This iron box was fitted to a place within the from seat of the Hertford coach, and screwed to the button), and in order to remove it, it was first necessary to open the box, as the screw heads were within side. They had one key to the box, and kamshotroms another, so that when they made their remittances, the box was screwed to the coach, the securities in- Cosed and locki , d up, and on the arrival of the coach in Lonti.n, a clerk, from the house of Ramshcrtoms and Co. attended with the key, and opened the box. On Monday, the 15th of May last, the barikers clerk at Hertford put in a remittance of up wards of .R. 5000, and carefully fastened the chest. On the arrival of tie coach in town, a clerk, as usual, from Rams bottoms' house, attended with their key, and opening the box he fouoil it t,ite envy. Deulsatn, tit lasollord of the Bell, and Harrison, the waiter, del o-ed, that a person, whom they believed to be the prisoner, came to the Be:1 the evening before the robbery. The waiter seeing him in the passage with a small leather portmanteau in his hand, and a great coat on his arm, asked him it he wi.s a traveller? He said " No; he wanted a private room." He was accordingly shewn one; he remained there that night, and the next mottling he went away by the coach. Two places had been previously taken in the name of Thompson; a place was also taken by a Mrs. Franklin, who lived at the Blue Coat Hopital, at the bottom of the town; and a fourth man, stranger, went with them. The waiter and ostler saw them get bits) the coach, when it drove away to take up Mrs. Franklin on • the road. W. Thompson, who keeps a shop near the Bull, saw the pri soner, on the morning of Ihe 1511 i of May, walking near the Bell, apparently waiting. for the coach; he saw also Henshall, the Bank Clerk, go with the coach, and from his motions he s.ti! posed he was packing something in the coach seat. As soon as lienshall got out the prisoner got in, and the prisoner seemed to be packing something in the same seat. Two other men also got In, and the coach drove away. The'distauce where Mrs. Franklin lives is not above two minutes drive. Alary Franklin stated, that she went to London by the coach on the rah of May ; when she was taken up there were three men in the coact—the prisoner was one of them—they seemed strangers to each other by their manner; two of them got our at Tottenham Mills, and the other went a little father; she never lett her seat until the coach arrived in Holborn. _ Not eve of the Notes were traced into the possesbion of the prisantr. Mr. Baron WOOD told the Jury, that this case was'One en tirely of circumstaihial evidence. None of the notes were traced, and therefore there was not that which would be strung confir mation. But it, upon considering all the circumstances as prov ed, they were of opinion that they amounted to bullshit...toy proof, they would find the prisoner guilty. He then decail..l the above circumstances as proved, upon which the Jury found the prisoner (;ualty. The Learned Judge immediately sentenced him to be trans ported for the term of seven years. Thamaa ?lima and William Pratt were charged with two larcenies itt the county, and also fur the murder of Henry 'l'egg. the shoemaker, at Bedon, lu Essex. They were convicted of stealing a piece of cloth, the property of Joseph Speed, of 15:shop Stanford. But they will be r,:n.itted to Essex to take their trio for the murder. FOREIGN M4liKh73. ST. PETERSBURI H, FEDRUARY 7. I mew per rood. Rubels Cotton, Georgia 60 00 Orkans 53 00 Twist, No. Z 4. 40. 160 150 Golfer . 40 55 1750 00 Cocoa la rs. per pond. Ruke'• Pimento U Pepper, black 63 Ott site V 2 21 S 3 35 300 5(.0 500 5 - .1.) 225 250 r.xe pee berkowltz. Rubrls per berkowitz. Hemp 95 94 I Bristles-Ist sort ha 00 Flax-12 bead - 200 00 2tl sort 25 00 Tallow, Yell. Candle 190 00 pet 50 atsheens. White 185 00 Ravenducks - 31 42 Soap—Ordinary 190 00 sail Cloth 5(1 75 Potashes 100 95 Hare Skins, grey, per 1000 tangiest per pond 9 30 Ou I skins 19:0 40 One B erkowitz has 10 Poods, at4l 6i Poods are equal to a Ton. Eielsange 11 13.16 sterling fora Rubel-1281 Arsheens equal to 100 Yards. _ _ _ Tin, In Bars G 5 76 In Block, 00 00 Sugar double I.uaves 00 (0 Crushed I.umps 00 00 Hav:►uual► White 60 Brazil ditto 49 1.0 qtrs. Indigo, E. I. Nutmegs Ckntes • In imports there is not the least business doing. Our con sumers hang back under the impression that by the ratification of the 'irealy of Peace between your country and America, our market will. in :he spring, be stocked with Colonial produce by the Americans Of exports—the demand for Tallow has now subsided. Hemp is extremely fiat. Of flax no purchases have been made. Iron is in great demand. Large purchases of Linen have been made. HAMBURGH. FEBRUARY 24. Cottle is again Batter, and good ordinary may be bought at 71 shalsu ;s. brown Jamaica Etvat• is told in large parcels at 13 a 131 grocer, in small at Isi a 15; English loaves, 2.A.; double loaves, .rid. White Havannab Sugar, 20 a' 3; brown, 15 a i 6. The prices of Indigo continue to fall: the holders of this article, who hitherto hung hack, now appear in the market with their stocks; good violet may be bought at 11i, and very fine violet at 16i—fulcra which are ts. lower than yours !—Etcb.ange 31 4. AMS'T'ERDAM, FEBRUARY 28. per lb. Silvers. per lb. Grotto. 14 00 Sugar s Term oo uo 101 11 Tetes 00 00 11t I British W. L lava St. Dom. 11 11 Indigo, E.l. blue ISO 153 Tobacco—Maryland 00 00 Virginia 00 00 Varinas 00 CO ___.....a... A5l 16} Z:ottons—Pernams. 00 (10 Pepper, black 00 00 whits 00 00 i_ • Florins. I Pimento, per 100 lb. 00 00 Shillings. Rite—Carolina 55 65 'MITI. Grote.. Sugar—Mart bn. 18 211 Suritnun 171 211 Gin, London proof, 42 00 Fla. per Ahm. of about 40 Galls. Nutter 00 00 Fls. per Firkin of 801 b. Cheese, Elam 00 00 Fla. per 100 lb. 1031 b. Amsterdam 112 British, 20 Stivers equal to 1 Merin, 6 Silvers equal to 1 Shilling Flemish, 12 Grates equal to 1 Shil ling Flemish, # Stiver equal to I Grote Flemish, S Florins equal to 10 Shillings Flemish. Exchange, 33 Shillings S Grates Fie- Web Banco per £ Sterling, difference between Bank and current money 4 per cent. in favour of the farmer. In Sugar there is very little doing, except at prices which, compared with yours, bear a very heavy loss. Of Coffee there have within those few days been a few orders t the prices, how ever, remain the same. Should the former custom of selling this article at three months be adopted, we may ealcalate on re ceiving very considerable orders Irons the interior of the Conti nent, as the wholesale dealers there will necessarily prefer the market where they can obtain credit, even although their goods cast a trine more. In other articles no alteration. COURSE OF BXCHANOL Farb 1 darsda. its 0 Liv. Ditto, 4 Us. 55 20 Bourdeauz,do. 51 90 Madrid, 4O Effect. Cadia, 39 Effect. Naples, Lisbon, , Oporto, Dublin, Cork, •• • 45 . . . . 64661 6 7 Amsterdam, I U $4 2 B I Palerine, 1231 Ditto at sight, .33 10 Leghorn, 5$ Rotterdam, c.f. 10 10 2 U Dom, 49i itunburgb, se. 2 2 U Venice, n. C. Liv. Plead' Altona, 31! 3 I U ineffective per!. stet 23 40 Agio on the Bank of olland, 3 per cent. Wednesday, at a Court of Burgesses, held at Guildhall, Westminster, a constable was fined 40s. for being drunk on duty in the lobby of the House of Commons, and damning the Members who voted for the Corn Bill. tlitivmtstrr INPILLMNCL r CAMBRIDGE, MARCH S. Dr. smith's Prizes as this year adjudged to Dr. I.eicester, of Trinity coarse; and Dr Calvert, of Jesus college. Thursday the Rev. Mr. Batten, M. A. of Trinity college, was admitted D.D. by Royal Mandate. The Rev. James Salisbury Dunn of St. John's college , was admitted to the degree of Ba chelor of Arts. - _ OXFORD, MARCH 4. Rev. B. Lewis, M.A. late of Jesus college, has been ted by the Lord Chalicelbw to the rectory of Lanfthangel r=l,4lw, Pembrokeshire. Tile following Gentlemen were called to the degree of Bar rister at Law, in ililitary Term list, by the Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn: John Backshell E. Wm. Manley, Esq. Bryan Blundell Hulling.head,Esq.ll:nicLier Palk Wrey, Esq. and Wm. Amery Wheatly, Esq. An Ordination was on Sunday last hell, by the Lord Bishop of St. David's, at St. Peter's church, Carmarthen, when the Rev. Wm. Richardson was admitted into the If ,Iy Or.!er 01 Priests. 'Elie personal representative of a deceased Clergyman is en titled to such part of the last year's composition fur tytbes m is proportionate to the time of suck Clergyman's incumbacy to the day of his death, and not merely to the tenth ut such tithable matters as were severed within that time. Ills was determined by the Vice Chanceli ,, r in Dt cember, 1813, in the case ot Ayns ley v. Wordsworth.—Vol. 11. of Vesey and Bream's itt:tosts, page 311. In a fug convocation, on Tuesday last, the Rev. Jain :s Ingram, li.D. fellow of Trinity college, and late Saxon Proles.or, was elected Keeper of the Archives of the University, in the room of the Very Rev, the Provost of Worcester college, who hall re signed. In the same convocation, Tilleman Hutlgkinson Hobart, Superior Bedel of Law, was unanimously elected one of the Coroners for the Culver - say, in the room of Was. Ithudt:s, MA. decease& Wednesday the following gentlemen were admitted to degrees: Bachelors In Divinity•—stev. Thomas Edward Bridges and Rev. Samuel Whittinghant, of Corpus Christi college ; and Rev. J. It use, M.A. fellow of Trinity coL ege, Cambridge, was admitted ad eundens. Masters of Arts—Rev. Harrison Taylor, and Rev. Bartlett Goodrich, of University college ; Rev. Robert Brown, and Rev. Wm. Wilton Mutlow, of Pembroke college. Bachelor of Arts—Mr. Henry Porter, of Brasennose college. ECCLESIASTICAL wtomoTtoss. Rev. W. Compton, M.A. is presented to the rectory of St. 012 vel in Exeter. Rev. R. Bartholomew, clerk, M.A. many years head master os the Grammar School, Exeter, to the rectory of St. Mary Arches, in that city. Rev. J. G. Wrench, S.C.L. of Trinity hall, Cambridge, and rector of Storting, Kent, to be one ut the Duke of su.aex's du- iiiestic chaplains. Rea. T. A'Beckett Turner, M.A. of Littleton, Hants, and of Winton, Bucks, has beeu appointed domestic ch.iplain to the Niarquis of 13uckintin.m. Rev. Ehenezer Morris, curate of Llandilo-Talyloutt, Glamor ganshire, a. d officiating minister of Llanedi. Carmarthenshire, has been licensed by the Lord lii,hop of it. Deed's, to the per peltal curacy of Llano'', in the latter county, on the nominatiou of Rees Goring Thoma; E.g. of l'uotit:g 1. tilgr, ourrey. The 16th tilt. the Rev. Mr. Wood was oft:atutd ..11:14diritted minister of the Pari ,, h of Rosentarky. Rey. Wm. James l'.irter, Clerk, A.M. head master of t!..e College :choul, at Worcester, h .)eci! t,) the vicarage ut Himbleton, in the county of Worcester, on toe iiresmitathm of the Dean and Cl::ver. The 44th oh. at Hythe, the Lady of 0. R. Baia, Esq. Sur. von to the FOrCea, '.l g DIED. At Marseilles, on the '2oth ult. Mrs. reltling. She W4l daugh ter of Lady Charlotte Huch, and tarter to the Earl of Wlnehel•ra. EVERY MAN HIS OWN 1)0C FOR. fIY the EFFICACY of Dr. BOERI-lAAVE'S INFAI.I.IBLE RED PILI., 4s. CI. only p: box, pers..tis of either St.s, assis , ed by the invaluable copions direction, esVre. with given, arc enubied to eradicate effectually a certain insidious l/ist a•e, and td facditare the recovery of health, with case and sakty, certainty an. 4 secrecy, in a few days. For Bilious Di.eases, Scurvy, scrofula, and Impurity of Blond. the eflicacy of this medicine is so well known and highly attested tor .50 years past, that any further comment Is rendered unne cessary. Sold by Samuel Leigh, No. 18, Strand; Sutton and Co. (late Dirry and Sutton) How Church-yard; and Bacon and Co. ISO, Oxford-street, Londnn ; Brodie and Dowding, SaPabury ; A. Smith, perfumer, North-bidge,Ediaburgh ; Martin Keene, No. ti, College-green; at Davisdn's, No. t, Parliament-street; and of Messrs. F. Newbury and Son, Dublin ; and other Medullae Ven dee in Europe and America. GREY or Red Hair on the Head, Whiskers, Scc. changed to an auburn or black by ATKINSON . * VEGE TAW E DYE, by so easy an application that a Lady or Gentle man may change the colour of their own Hair with ease and secrecy with this advantage peculiar to this Dye, that the colour it conveys is so permanent that nei:lier soap and water, the use of hot ItoLs, nor any thing in art ur nature can possibly remove the colour, hence the necessity of using powder or false hair to cover the imperfection of grey hair, &c. is entirely superseded, as by using this Dye it infallibly changes the hair to its original colour. Sold price ss. 7s. 641. tos. 61.1. and one guinea, by James Atkin. son Perfumer, No. 43, Gerrard-street, Soho square, 1.ond o ::, antby his appointment by most Perfumers, kiair.dressers, and Medicine Venders, in Town and Country. N. B. Monty orders (by post) sent by return coach. Also, ATKINSON's CURLING V 1,1.1111 patronised by the Royal Famfy, also her Imperial Highness the Grand Duchess of Russia, Princess of Oldenburg, and by most of the Nobility. The Curling Fluid stands, without competition, the most ele gant article ever invented for dressing the hair, it frees it from dandriff, &c. makes it beaftilully soft and glossy, and keeps it in cud during exercise bi the dance, promenade, &c. or in a damp atmosphere, but what remissa this ankle of the most eminent uti/ity, faits wonderful properties for restoring tile hair on bad places, of which axe convincing testimonies in an Essay on the Nature and Diseases of the Hair, enclosed with each bottle, pnce Ss 6d. 75.6 d. sad oneguines. Cn u•rson.—To avoid the counterfeits, be particular to ask fur Atklnson's Curling Fluid, or Atkinson's Vegetable Dye, and ob serve that his name is on the label, and the &say on the Hair enclosed within the sneer to each bottle. mumAs IsAYLOU., ESv• IBEG leave to inform you, that eve r s i nce t h e yeat 1790,1 hadbeen afflicted with the Lues Venerea, which from Itsobstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing several severe courses of salivation and twice discharged (ruin the 1 loqpit al, with little relief, would appear to be of the most Inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, as Deady to put a period to my existence. In this state, I was re commended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so great a cure by them here,) to take your Leakes Patent Pills which I began to do on the ecth May ; in the course of a fortnlgir. I began tc receive benefit. In little more than a month I became, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly f ree from myfor iner complaints, have recovered my former spirits and strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which state having continu e d many months to the utontslment of ad who knew mi, I am at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you tor the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my cue as public as possible, as I shall on every occasion—in so doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your gratdul obedknt err humble ser vant, ALEX. MUKKER. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by &e sole Proprietor, Thomas Taylor, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his house N 0.9 , New 13ridge-street. They are also sold by hie appointment, at the Perfumer's, No. U, St. Alban's-street, Pali Mall ; the Toy-shop, No. 103, Ox ford-tercet ; Mr. Dieborough's, N 0.7, Flah-strcet-hill, nearlyop posite the Monument; and by one person in every considerable town in England, See. in boxes only is. fld. each, sealed up with tull and plain direction', whereby psalms ofrlther se: say cuts faciaselves with sass Ip4 swag. • COUCAIS , ttOAR FINESSES, &e. Ail R. GREENOUGH'S PECTORAL to. ZENGES of 1 OLU, the great denrtnd for wh:ch, aftei upwarJs of fifty years trial, proves them a uetrior remedy rot all Coughs, Hoarsenesses, Sore Throats, AsibuLtd. and Cul. sumptive Complaints. 'I he motor onl y Lave R. Its -; w.. 3 printed on the stamp, by Whom they .:re prepireJ, as to T.ureraoio, the loventor. . . •Sokl on boxes, at 14. 144. each, by Ids appentinent by F. New bevy and :uns, St. Paul's Church-yard; t•utton sad Cu. Poe elotrchiard; Bayley and Cn. Cncksput-otr..e ; Nilt, Royal E l change ; Ward, 1 , 24, liolbarn ; Clark, ~ 249, Borough; saio4er, vs( Orford.street ; !iarelay add Sons, Fleet..market ; Wake, 54,1). ; cadoily ; and the Venderi nlGtnulne Medic U. Where also may be bad, Mr. Greenough'. 44lebrate.f Ire tures for proervini; Teel!' and Owns, and curing the I aeb, in enlarced LMdt s, at tiv. 9.1. No) 1)1w:dela h.tve c nitstputed rotate es.;:!it..l4 ) t . destroy ifyineneal !iappineso than tko.a. which e consequence of utignat,led pi. enure. I , Pople of every 114. p.. adora•ton to the Shrine of Wedlock, hut where the COL -tin,„ W A h e els Name," by Disease, a renovation of stals,lity i 4 nid,, k , tably requisite. Twenty ream have we devoted our prnctier the reclusive treatment of die following I ko.ordets, awl , „ cesstal result of our plan rives us ardoor to tar as we are able, the ravages of nurse Compbilits tcLxh .-c most important in the c.e 314)::tte of I liftmen irs. .t. inn:anon into every branch, a. levy ..kircems4 We [crated a „,., ,at an early period of practice, to rescue Ind. valuate tool norance of ur.Aticated nten, or the t qually (lanai ties of general Practitiont rs. The l/isorders to the cure of which we have 4evorecl o a r tentinn compri*e every species of Venereal Inn-viol; ail lib'. .): Debility, whether ariboig 114t11 the hatnis of b... or the iinhilgencies t.f iige,• that 1et411...-. , I t ;4ystein iu M'onien, whiai is called bartentiebs or tietuitial Weaknesses, (Arcs, Obstructions in the It: as also Strictures, whither recent or of icor durati.. which have baffled th. skill of other Practaioners, our present improved plan or treatnieut etleetnally an.! noilly cured, witl.r.ui the p stalLtm3 the • xt•niewt: and alarming lien.orrhage which Tres ueutty follows th, a a , ciao sat the Lunar Catistte. ill the course of our esters-ivi- r in thls metropuhs, numerous cases or ti FRIC 11.3 : and are daily under our care, the total er.s:isca;•ott of ig hict, t, . fecied by a sate, certain, and esi.t.tlit.ous mode of ewe . to any ether yet Waive& he weakness, ri:hisatiodi, . . _ . .. lity, proceeding from this complain• are speedily rent met!, 4 the Patient restored to sound and vitorous health. ht.: Vrik , the ii , :bility 11.11 i for years existed, a proper persetraciti..tt n restorwive remedies Is indispensably requisite, - . 1 relliVc the :114 btring sparks of life, and to reanimate the cmstittition. Numerous Diseases arc the result of .gisoratice or bAst, j., y i. treatment of a simple tliniorrhea, and it nut unti (quer. '..:. '..,., pens that the seeds of life are pon,inied by the in.liscretii,L ~• ~.. unguarded hour. By a saiiettor method -.Lich ct,iiipi.ont. ...r. easily cured; and even where toiler., lave tailed, we newt a u we may presume to oiler a radical re-establisltmert. Few, hoe. ever, are the casesof complicated 'Mares* in this 41..ri.,.r. cot., pared with the calamitous situation of men, who, not:. aii iii,'..i, genre in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a 14,1:i....:.Li life, acquire that state of debility which is the unavoidable ...,.....- •.;,tolic4 of such pernicious labs:s. Where the unhappy s..r. -.. broods over his misery. but cauefully conceals his nii•to.-rui:-., . may be some conse.ation tor hint to know, that although it b. - object et doubt or wicertaluty with other Practitioners, the t... nitwal of these deficiencies by the gradual pi o 4 ress of lten v eatp. : IN the accuiruneen of our eapertence. . lithe rues of :iacci.u... %'eues have begun to seduce moldy vigour, much 4 t.rwy *I I e prevented ky an early co:interaction in this lanvid 5taa.,a....: in these cages no great r i elliculty will occur. The secou:y which is so esq.ctial to out uni!ertaking„ a.^..ltid qualsEcatioos which set have presumed to state, form .1...• hie of our pretenstons. and in chi:..tialetic: with stwit this inn :u Is given, that Messrs. Cu• tie and Co. may be kocsulted by l'a tients of either wt:: with the greJte..e necrec) . atA; limit:ln. hiarried Won't/I, who I..vic ben hero disappiented itt tht. expectations of a lankily, mac he at-Lred, that in tio"t int:ant:4s such defects are ctuable by Medial skill Patients in the Ceurry are requrtn al to state the jr.rtleakt, of their cave, age, and general hzlist toi living, and enclr).;n6 t rs 1 et:ranc h fur utl7gx and Metic.:W.ti, whet. tl.e clue w 3 in. vs. or scut to any part of the Fur t dap. . CURRIE and Co. 'At ig--..tis. 21! IC7, I lattou..,-ati'leu. No. la, Bouverie-stroer. Flefi-street, May 'NAT HEN Mea of Education and eroiess.uttal .k use persevering CildeaVU4ll 4 to uou.r : Air cert:un metboa of treating 4kw ;1 • :•v sil n; *La tt.r > :Ca:o - result of theft experience the bvit yr,pa sap:r. :y. Flceeu years have we vireo el our pr ;‘,. to .: treatment of Three Disortterv, Lid tl,e ats2 tvtkr in t ; our plan, gives uiatlaitiOthil Amour to - _ St'.:... n. bli the ravages of their con .p Ai::ts W'ilCii - •Lr mt; of all the infirmities to which the Loma.: eve o r.y I. C?,; After an authorised intredneeon 113:0 eve:y Science, we determined WI commencing praetce, dividuaho hum the ignorance or uneducated men, or the es:Jr.; dangerous precipitancy ot a gei.eral practitioner The three d widen, to the cute of which webs., directed ..r? attention, comprise every ..pecies of V.etat real liirecTion, when..* of recent or hang duration ; 2diy, all kitol, of V. bites or Vele ciency, whether ar:sing the secret habits ot sehoul-boys, or the induigencies of mai urn age, terinieatieg in impotence, *A sometimes in consumption ; .uid la.tly, that tlerah t ,ean:in et the system in women, which is called liar:mess or sterility, is many cases originating in a sintilar error. Neinereus diseases are :he result of ignorance or haste In rte treatment of a simple Gonorrhea, aril it nut utereque:ly pens tha! the seeds of We ate poisoned, from the inadvt,:.-:. • of an unguarded moment. By a Ftiperior wethnd, :;:rh plaints are easily cured; and even where others have laded, n•: trust that we may offer an tie. e:ual r Still catlnot the must itiveteixe cos-. s of cJesplieated in this disorder equal the ealatuitous tintiariaus MCI:. V s : from an inthelgence in # solitary vtce, or prevalent gale its 01 • fashionable Lfe, acquire Oa( state et deb:ley, which sc t'le veitFable effects ut such rtnicious lifoits. Where the oell.:11si e.ilferer broods over his neieery. b t cnroolly conceals his au , - fortune, it may he some cotr:olation for hire t.) be atsured,:la while other practitinnees fearft.lly anticipate the eyelet, ' tenauval of those deticienats by the gradual progress of recs. yard Nature that is the acqnitement of our studies., if at :'.at devuticii at the %twine of ltat.clies or Vt:otis have begun es ;12 tit! e , g,ence of manhood, much aeaitty will be prevented by an cads counteraction of this langti id state, and in t hese cases no grrw ficulty will te:eur ; but wLeie this defie!tntcy has been Atte 3 continue for years, a judicious Perseverance iii ittdispealt , :x LI revive the constitution, and re-animate it to health. _ _ Married IVomtn, wbose expecta•iona of a fa7er have tem defered, from whatever cause, will rective ho.ue ci:nsoleiou hearing, that in most insiances, by atten;ion to our ntel;chws, geiu tunc.tung become renovated, and the nved.suctui It% moved, The Diseases of the Urethra, as frequently ciumected or arising front the above complaints, have not escaped art Winn ; by an itil and improved plan, we ar.: bled to remove obsticate Oleets and titricturee, wh-enter r: cent or of long duration, wl:hout resorting to the rainiid dangerous use of the cal.stic boogie. Ilaity instances :an is adduced of very inveterate easel, of sever:.l years contands , v, having Yield 'd to our method in. ; few days, after the Corr been a:tempted by other FrAri-i,lutTs effeet, and w. 2 has been the agreeable: result of a practice of littera yesrs, the mode of treatment has ni,t, In one tangle instant: o . 4 . vg proved abortive; during which period many Noldenter And 6 ' lP Hemet , tuarther with several thousands of both sexes, have di' perienced the enjoyment of having been perfectly card, 'for severe and injurious methods had been re r.euered HIM no pas :. The secrecy so essential t o o u r tori!ertakhig, and the uneot''' ed qualiLcations by which we are raneriored, form tae of our pretensions ;in cpincidence with which, ails 0111 -' n , is given, that Messrs. Gess and Co. ni.ty he consul.svi persowlq at their house by patients of either sex, from tiirf•lll the monalls till nine at night, or by letter, enclosing a Bail-state. l'ati •nts in the country to state their age, manner sof luingslat when the roquisite advice and naudic.ncs shall he dtd ta any part of the United Kingdom. Certificates of our skill and humanity durirg the docent 4 the above complaiuts, front many eniiner t Physicians now livt , :b u well as letters front some Noblemen and hers, who have i slated on their publicity, are ready to satisfy e.e,y one at tat authority of what we advance. f GOSS and Co. Menthes sof the Royal College of Sergele‘ 13, Bouverie-street, Fleet -street, London_ LONDON t Pruned by i.IIVI 1.. F. A i aCtl. ► Jai bard thete,anti a the .3ta HIGH WA lEit Al' LONDON I'o •MORItoW Morning • • 33 agntre. a•tcr I I Afternoon - (1 nifen:e, ,fter .9 1