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MAN. Away! away ! ye're all the tame, A Batteriarg, vile, deceitful race ; Yours the seduces's. boated name, Ours the desertion and dlegrace. • Qinettote eberm'd, yet turning soon from Beauty in disgust away; * Velipttrn'tie prtget=;.becznse 'tit Wen, Ara oral not Mead—beeinuid ye tray. Of each unmaisfy Conroe , * vein, ' More dote it'swelt your empty lade, • Ten virgin characters to stela, Visa nubile WI Edthful maid , a bride. , •:Awayl *Way ! whatier, kind Haav'e s . Awaits.me in:therintore's plan s . ~.• This Anirfasoring boon giv:n. ;Protection hum iteoribliovritin! AEFU 4 agArrEE b)st)t#l lii . NARY. , . ,• in n e,ge rtilhasthroptc. institutions . 'th bf the Me tropolis, t ftquie . lot nestitate i n e Batt ney-rOaa I.h, pettily!, die"ititinglat. cfalms • on the munificence of a generous public . • Its object is' to reeTtim• anti render fit for honest employment,"stich iadieiduals of either sex as have been led away from the in"ia •Of recniude, and *lto have been so far no: viciates in the career of vice as to deserve an exten sion of clemency from them ,before whom they may have !teen brooght in a mitgiv*rial capacity. It appears froth .the, Itisf,ftnif yearly report of the Commatee, that durin g Chet sjx months they trans ferred trona the walls of their Institution 35 person', !hale and female, several of whom had been capitally Convicted, to situations, which a great majority of them were living in considerable estimation : and Oust they admitted 314 persons, neatly the whole of whom had suffered, or had been liable to suffer the peniltiei due to - those Who ere apprehended in the transgression of the laws, of their country. Great numbers also. of those, who at former peritids of the Institution had been restored to the means of obtain ing ta virtuous subsistence, are still, under the eye of the Refits, doing well and living iii increasing credit. Trth report cannot but be exceedingly gratifying, as welt to his Majesty's Government, WHO ate Minch 'in terested in the experimental Success of this estatslish ! went, as to every lover of order and virtue : and it' it rendered evident, that crithe May be much diasi dished by a system of *flirt*, operating upon the *god of offenders, just relieved from Ounishtfient or the dreat of it, before they baie become - hardened by A repetition of guilt. Every generous individual in the British dOnunions Must feel a satisfaction id Y:ewing the aims and fortunes of their countrymen thus directed to promote the welfare and hippinese of them, whose necessities VIM formerly contidexed irre trie.vable and hopeless. And it cannot be dbubted, that adequate support will be afforded to in Instito (ion, in a national point of vie*, of such imitortanCe. . _ Rona ifeitplitr: • LECTURES ON praisyscrivt Mr. Tuitngn's third Lecture, on Monday evening, (wined the commencement of his insttuttiotir is the iirietical Perspective; illtistrated on the square, the feotagon, and the circle. Mr. TUR*IER began With the parallel perspective, because, though not perfectly ,Concordant with nature, it was, notwithstanding, ley necessary to the student. Its use is Warranted by the greatest masters in painting; though it it ptobable that no other method was known in the time of Rd -I`t., Otherwise he might, in the cartoon of the ',taught of the Fishes, have blunted the edge of crib. tints, by giving us foreshortened boats, instead of 'baking them in a line parallel with the bottOrti of Iftture The square wis the first object of M. Twit vsars *auction. The: -various 'methods *ltch had been resorted to for placing that figure in perspectitie; he she wed, by drawings , one of w h ich was*desi g ned 4s far back as dr* yeor'l6os, and forrned . en esarispk Cr the oldest dieetiod couldYMd. On the ketieflettge Of the square and ot the . circle, the whole of the aft •Of perspective mey be said to depend. The pentagon and the circle were next described, and Mr. Tuawart ended his LecturebtprOdUcing specitnens of the the: thOtrOf ALHICHT nuttett, for dtastsing the prnpcirtibns dt the human figures by means cif squares andcirclet. 7 .i w. . . CHIARO-50,1RA. Last night Mr. FUSELI ddieezed his third Lecture 'on Painting at the Royal Academy.- The attendance was numerous, and sufficiently demonstrated the in. trust felt by the students in the lectures oft this•enti stentprofesson The principal point to wbich Mr. Fussu directed the attention of his auditors was the Itat44 of Chiaro.sruro, the principles, qualities .attri '''.ollfts di lkieh he ably expounded and cliarlyilkne• 'i kel X: :Me enlarged with much force uponahe ne;• serorty of the artist's steadily keeping in OW unity, , A-girth, and simplicity, in the progtess of his enlarged' profession. These wettessentsals qf the. utmost Mr ,Portance, which could-not be too strongly redbeied to ‘ The Protenor proceeded - to take a rapid review of the Roman 'and 'Venetian . Schools, in the ems` which he critically pointed out the respective gterib: of the celebrated artists who adorned those tbriesi• be particularly dwelt upon LEONAIDO us VI NCI and; CAA. MAIIATTI. The Roman School erred in the arrangement of shade: the Venetian was decidedly• its superior in the art; the latter indeed borrowed. ..some of the Florentine lustre. Here Mr. Firm= in troduced the illustrious names of RAIVAIM and Cob. Remo. The great qualiSsation of the former con. , bisted in that force cot mind which elevated hiq3 into grand and lofty conceptionst his' pro dactinai trave l not, however, without faults of an ikketionithle . * tute. gonie .of these Were observable leven in the' ' „cannons, which Were so justly ealqed, and btothei‘ - prodactions of that etninent . master. t tit troksexemsa ;ri:aion•of Comecon's perkilVai magicatand ntititri,l • 'led ;• his light' and darkness had beefl the adiditati6e, • ' tif lett/ subsequent' age, and entitled him' to the' highest rank in their estimation. Who that • hi s painting of Flora i in Which the panting i: ta si • seemed almost te- palpitate's/1W her - Wliispet; • could turn- frees the subject 'without being stiooi, Alit,li Sniiration . at his powers ? ' °diet pk . nti'ags - 0 . similar ,splendour were to be found, from the sOlet Itan iks)te LC;tivtre "and other doutineritiitoliki • tla he PrOfiSiOf 11 . 0 t cajltd the attention of the 4ssidsmy to ilic ileOlifiti at caiefilli atfealeng t4l ~ . . . s 11 4 .1 4' 4 4z •• .1 • • 4 I ' 4l • • the soeneey and bath-grOinds of their *Orbs. lb. prominent figures were oircourie to be itudieusly4ll,l posed with prepar devote* so necessary WO*, !them effect ; but the 'scenery and back-growed ewe in tact the point. *felt sheaved how tar the peeler was a Inkster 'of his subject. Mt. Puma enfetitsl this breath of Ms subject. with seined 'apposite sibs. sions.—ln style, this Professor far mrarpasses the ge. neral class of Lecturers—his roes. like his paintings, belong to a distinct 0 full of genies and vigour, they boldly travel of the beaten track: the one can never be viewed without a marked interest, nor the other heard without the conveyance; of deep instruction:* Always aninrsted; often glow: ing, he carries his hearse with a pleasing avidity along his course; and his lectures will be read in the closet, and pronounced as little inferior to our best speci mens of condensed eloquence. ~.. ' faratierrs.—Yesterday an ioquest woe held Mins Slialtewar's lead, ai Perceval-street, C*lolslink on Ritt4Lilley,llD 'Tars and a half 'eddy whist death was occasioned by his frock taking firm* whitlt wag so shockingly butted. as to Carrie tie sifillet. Verdict—Accidental Death.—Another bursa* "Is bfld st he same place, tat Adam Swaine, a6' Iss Pensioner, who lodged as the.CarPentffi A l l"' it Berry-street, who, ors Torisky -last, ordered a beef *AA for supper ; and after be had eat the mold bits be west into the yard, where . be dropped doses a*d' pi_red. Verdict—Died by the Vi*tation of Gen. MAALSOItOUGH4TREILTe.-41 alter Nnlias .Ikaid was yesterday charged with obtaining £lO of .F. Staff tt by false pretences. The prisoserhad succeeded in get ting possession of the greater part eta house, No. 9. Bennett-street St. James ' s under pretence of estab lishing what he termed the Grand Union Club-house, . under the patronage of a party of. the Nobility and Gentry, not one of whom, howeveti, could he name. To carry on his plan, he issued pompous announee ments relative to this Club throughout the town; but his principal plan was to get goods of.diferent trades , people to furnish this noble Clubhouse, which djd , not succeed ; but he had another trap, in 1t prosecutor was caught. On the 6th ingot kloo/11t1V:: tisement appeared in the Newspapers for m , „gortv: vain. to engage at the new Club-hoese ; aniViniwthe application of the complainant, who had Lein a ter at the Rainbow and Stock Exchange Co-. hOusis, he was sheers a delusive plan, which helskeit: the advantages to be deriVed ; that he was dit receive . 4150 a-year as head-waiter, provided his perquisites did pot exceed that sum, and his wife was to be houstkeePeY. but he must advance 450 to aid in fur nishing and decorating the house. He advanced £lO out of the 450, which constituted the fraud.- All the furniture obtained was one hazard-table. Atm % Aber man advanced 410 for a situation as porter. — The prisoner stated himself always to have been a 'gentleman, and said his servants would have been well off had he carried his plans into Hi was confident he had committed no fraud; but the Magistrate being of a different opinion . , committed hint for trial. Mansion-uouss.—Yesterday lir. Lardalt J. Lew. ard, and Sarah gene,, were charged, t former with uSeriog, end* whole with having in theirseision a quantity of base money. deposed, that he saw Lazenby, on Wednesday morn. ing. go into a shop in Aldgate,, and baying tuforma• tion that he was a dealer in bad money, be watched him. After the prisoner left the shop, the Officer , went in, and requested to see the money he had ten dered, which proved to be a counterfeit shilling. Wray then begged of the shop-keeper to mark it and keep it separate. He then pursued the prhoner, and took him into the Blue Boar public-house, and pro ceeded toaearth him, when he found in private poc kets several counterfeit shillings and sixpences. He then took him to the watch house, and having ob tained the assistance of Kinnersley, the officer, they proceeded to the house of the prisoner in Stepney. fields, which they found fast. Upon knocking, how ever, thole:mile prisoner, from a two pair of stairs window, demanded their business ? and not seeming disposed to open. the•door, Wray left Kinnersley in charge of the front door, while he obtained admission through aback window. In the mean time, Kin. nailer observed the woman throw something into a pot on the fire. Both officers having secured.admis *ion, they found, carefully made up. , hi parcels, a quantity of base silver of various descriptions, a heap' of filings, a quantity ofilream of tartar, aquafortis, ramp% ke. They then examined the pot, which Was still on. the fire, and filled apparently with peas *bop ; but upon emptying it they found no less than lone hundred and ninety-two excellent imitations of Leonard hiving come to the door while the officer, were in the house, he was also searched, and a quantity of base shillings and sixpences found upon him. A-parcel of copper, amounting to three ,Isouticls, which it was supposed he had brought for ;be purpose of purchasing . base silver, was also seized roe his•person."—They were remanded. = C • At Gretna GNI*, 41,0t1l Init. Win. PIMI., Ins of Tana• von, It sbecodoty Wood, to •Mias emits, only, 061iliisnr of lilollp QV:. of Pow 6ydarevlaaa, Ba th . • I:uradal f at Gireive Major Hornott, of the East bona.; toiniaany aihrfte, t 6 .11,eldesi r &DOW of Lars !Iltai&rris; AO a oramitei: A 47'1 • . Copal* libit000ld;:*. X: fa Mks' 1M61111014 cleat docgbter . Thiain*Pddolpft, of Laikaryi.o,tilato Viuor pi • DIEU. In Loolis i irthtsilZa t ti t cAt Tor itlits,aim dirt a loiagt gal wio., or • A 0460 4 9 a A. sio daddy . Mini alb* who &seri a!~ H_ _AS 134ssialk, as tea . Nib ids is the 11011 1 Toe 4.lilialte * Mr' iv illisPattearib; Mi r Wigs oail4m In. * Paj o,*trotit Wiled to • '. Ai liiiiideNk Saar ' ' • a s/Akiilt. Mr' lasi 0r. 604 fogiamtiailar 6 rak 10) . 4 'A Hi weibifier - airobli area, is of whims an sea Isisnisd Ails* bon sairdsti to ilk list wife Si Oen. COP blinicapt rn rolirM64, AnDoccoadikuallir'd - . • TR 01W1PIST MID 2sst IMMIX= MK 'Cillliis43ll4 COLDS, ANIiABIIPI4' OnttRCI I PS GO UGH DkOps, for *octet Cab, N.. 0 'Radiate Couglikjiiid farillrened Aitken, stand umfailled. Its nipstatlai fur Cong a pa" and the oaring, testimonies sancEot t chits nosey, Is a Of the estimation in which it i 4 Iteld'for all Asthmatic s, recent Col ds. d Cbuglis, how. OW Mania.; and A ' ts. As a proof, the foillovilng 'Monet is Inserted e Tel Ma s. 611 AW and &MAROS. .•`" Birmingham, March 16, 10105. . A u Gentlanutow4n pities to yo;, and to certify the value of that excellollll44thinicewateu'sCouci6 Danrs, I send you the following Mk s it illisfaxtfailat reqiest of de Patient. , ... N a tLES SIVINSIT.. " " Sir—l cannot anciently acknowledge the cure I have rt. teived from Church's Cough Drops. A most suffocating Asth- Mak Cough, dirleg tbeirldter, ifilicted Me so severely, that I nomad NOM* hie thee de ath owl minute ; one bottle re- Dived nte comiderablwo aid festinate perfectly restored me.— Your sending this to the Proirieton will oblige your humble ser vant, " TROSIAS costurtoe Sold by E. Edwitedi, 66, as del frotit.Way, St. Paul's Church-' tusill' Kota, dho w , by &sitiets, Oillerd.street ; Ward, Holborn ; and ,Tsit t Sitclunqme London. Noss can be genuine except " Shaw and Bibtprds, 66, St. Pare Church -yard," is engraved di the Statiqs.--?Yrieo 111684. sad Doable S ine, 41.64 per bottle. IVITOR MS ARE THE SOST FREQUENT v . semtas ov Owootarts! DISEASE:I g • Tboir orgvrow - pu . T. ?ARAM' apd GUARDIAN of cwimpt sbould be iteto4teltb. Thy *tauten SOO •ol appetite; a paellas at of ' the fee, einiebitioti dot iiitibiti state of itiiiii*4l; ' " &CAW Wth violent poesy diti Mop tit wierrotplato i• Olt oilltiotbe preWttt at the Nap, . oil tboy prove total, bpeta s it e opittioetpdat or decay. Roe as a.preventadve and tun of daratiog complains, tbe above ewillikrit Medicine fi on* . ' it.&. ow the testimony of the *Um ebatawiril to ddi ; Merin rad! sod rerpOttabi. tity, to bare no etstel,. , Op* approbadoo, ewe to disk pe&virise Proprietor, &ow a of ha wontindul hi flab , Own taildive; • *. ' leak befood 'eitilieatia, 10" 6 "spawn to it, of Wick it, caber bletlioloo of Rio cob boat.' • Nab& salad cfbiso iblo bee So core et elasultHltree this nomarly as i.; tea* Madeeies to resart a t a f i t `weft the ounnoCb or bewole of Aihow• are sop way .wbicti it Will always tie 40 6 4 o_rylksiN • . . Mk witoboalo tad rttalf,lit Mr. listikei, Nal, C•Retralilo i tit abeletk of St. PotteiChordoyaily libaril. /*booed, & Maies,Parta time ; loose, Walton; Allkeacialad hitaktiy, BMW ; Hail and tfbilltothr 00961 6 ; CoPohlo and Jacek, Okormein ; Peek aid 1160, and Turner, Hall "; Holland, tinoinvestivfi idaitkulle sad a:l4'We% • Mott adirgievd, saidlletbniey and Co. Mr , .. II I ; Bubo add Lynch, Ivektosbadier; Thorium, Exeter ; Masidattothiteaborn, Soitt,amd anantrAlkabereas Bas ter . Ind Ulionald, Giasiltm . I Wl* sad Barry prierd t Ste ;lio44in to l / 2 4 C i ti n .Lonvich t _llam, ;. Edward! and m g: I , • and LatbNly ; Neak and l e edger, • • ' Wan; Rots; and Ruff, Chates boat. . taklit Mat *audit) !wig** viru s. bozo,* es. sd. sad SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. • WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN. The best Acconattodadoe.ise Travellers,. good. Reds, choice Liquors and moderate Charges. aggon Warehouses, el/ Staling for Six Waggons per Week— of great interest to any Cattier ft might suit, froth the central amnion. The following Post Coaches, Mall Coialtes,./te. set oat from th e Saracen's Head Inn, lianw-Hills EXTRAORDINARY CHEAP AND itiiitsAN r PASSAGE ••• TO PARIS.. UYEYMOUTH UNION COACat fax ittsides , through Dorebester. .Blatidford, Salisbury, and Ando ver ; every afternoon; arrives at Wo ymouth. next day, at one o'clock. Tint Packets salt oh Wednesdays aid Saturdays, at five o'clock in the afternoon. for Guernsey, foray, Chethoug„ eg St. Matoe'i.-4:, The road from Cherbourg to' Pau s is adi 1 !thin Rellgltestawfrohneset travailing I . Ja__.frasen. . IRIGHTOW re new Pos*Coael • carriei foot, let idiie only, every. in Hine ythrougls Citietley, Reigate, Re. FALMOUTH Tatum New Pow.Cisekefery Monk. xEreft,. Pita*** Weymouth, Dorchester,. Fall Dnenoistb and lindbuty Rea Pen tad!, every . 1144_0a,Ag Sit Mend, them* Hniattaiti Azndbitdii part, Blandford, llaslngtok e, sad Bigishot. • • ' ' ' BOSTOH, Spaldiag; Peterborough, Stilton, sal o n= new Royal Mail Coach, sett out ewer Eseitlng.—Coaches da = Baton to SplisbY s Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. LIVERPOOL Post-Coach, to carry 4 Indies, sets out every Morning, through Luttersvortb, High Cress, Hinckley, Ather stone, Taneworth, Litchfield, Ullesthorpi Pinthattiptua, and Dunstable; arrives at Liverpool next Afternoon. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Kuutdord, Stone, and Ltchitald, Post-Coach, called 'rho Expedition, ever* Evening ai Five o'Clock, to R. Brotberton's, Saracea's Head Inn, Daleuirin, Livemout. Outdid thruughout. BA'rH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Ceacliee,tbeoughablppes; ham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn. Bath , and the LaindoTavern, Tho mas-attet, Bristidotesit Mortaing.--;Casches to Wells, Bridge water, Taunton, he. - • LEEDS newlight Coach, called the Rockingham, ats out evert Monaltm at Eight o'Cleck; carries four. Insides only, and goes rt• mirkably easy, With Guard throughout. Passes through Stem fortl, Newark, Retford, Debaser, and Ferrybridge to the Goldas Llon, JACO, next Der, at Noon. Notwithstanding the uncommon Expedition ordtba Coach, k is allowed to be the most agreeable and complete Public Conveyance on the North Road, behs uneqiuMed in Atconimodationbr ad) , other. KENDAL:, Lancaster, - Preston, Itlrby-Lonsdate, Bolton , Chatter, Ormshirk, and Garstanglon. Coaches; every After noon at five o'Clock.—Gtiardsd. • GLASGOW, Lagiown, Gretne;Oreen, Ammo, Dumfries, Brownhill, Thornhill, Sanqultar-Kila, Cumnoclt, Kinpwell, and all Parts'orScothnd, Cateperdevin Coach, Daily. YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach. performed with a Guard thrust:out, sets out every Morning at Half-past Six o'Clock; br way `of Newark, Retford, Tadeaster, Darlington, Northaßertoe Durham, Morped; and Berwick. Passengers finding thenisidves fatighed froth the liegth of the journey, niay rest what time they please, and then proceed on without auy ad ditional Fare. J. Ctaa a, the Black Swan, Coney-street, York, runs Coaches . to Sunderland, Hull Scarborough,' Whitby, and other Places.' IWIDOENORTH and Walsall Post Coach, every Evening. Penrith, and Whltehaven rose Coach, goes with Four Hornis, and I Gliar4 all the way.. Pastes through Brough,• ofreatahridge, Richmond, Catterick, Nonni:bridge, •Vititherbr, Mefferd, Doncaster, and Grantham (the nearest way by eighteen miles). Sets out every Morning. and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Pauengers detained on the road by beiftiess, or pleastre, have the pa( uliar advantage of ihdr nitsbeing secured in the heat Coatis. - CHESTER and PARKGATE new Post Coach, Daily: '. ECLIPSE, a new Flying Post Coach, to Yes*, Sunderland, Ifiewcasde, and Edinburgh, emits Four Insides only, every At. .israoon, at Three o'Clock, by way of Doncaster, Grattlwan, and Wieford. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yam, new Coach, every , Wareing, to the Gems lop, Stuiderianil, IKAnii,f6TER, Window, Congleipa, Newcastle, W. 4 11241 irolycrhaniptonrost-Coach, every Afternoon.--Guarded. • - SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiffnal Post-Coach the Charlotte, every Evening, at Five o'Clock.— Guarde d . • • SHEFIIIBLeand Rotberbana Post Coach, callcdtlie Rocking . ter/ Morning. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, ski eat every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon. Mese by Offord, Mufti, and bldpstOne, to the Saracen's Head, illaktkeet, Birmingham. , SOU l'HAMPTON,Whichester,Alresford, and Alton Coach army Evening. HULL; NOrtheave, Howlen, Thorn; and Doncaster Poet. Cacti, entry Meaning at Wren °Viotti, to the Bull and Sun lan, Igigyoe.gere; Hall. M. B. punengsrs and Parcels booked for the above Coaches, 'it the New 'Wham Horse Cellar, Piccadilly. • Vitu.t.tit N. Manny MN a respectfotly acquaint dent Monde and . the Public, that nd iihft not be accountable for any Parcels or Luggage, Re. of mote than The reminds Value, if bet or 4hmaged, mikes entaredgragod ua st fat o t esaytitmlb. at the Skrams's liero esi , • it THOMAS Tata, Vito BEGleave to inform yoihthat ever sineethe tell/ 17vo. I had been Alined with the Pres %hams, which frees its °balms* resisting, every course of medicine proscribed Webs most eminent of the flaky hem and undirgoing ape** tetras tomle of salivation and mire discharged frotithe With little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterateamme. thb spring of last year toy disorier had got to each a head, si nearly to put a period to my vaisteuee. la this state, I was rep commended by Mr. I. Tholopsoir, (who received as mat a aim by them here,) to take your Leillre's Patent Plits,millisit lbws to do on the 26th May ; is the worm of a &realgh . begs* to receive beoefit. In Undo more thou a sheath lissome, IV your liberal advice and aledkioe, porlocdy floe t 313 my dm . . nier complaints, have rycovered isiy former spirits etategtha end am becorlie jolly and (at, Ii which state havieg oontintwil many months to the secondment of all who knew me, I sits ate loss in what terms to express my gratitude, bat beg You the good of other suffering mortals, to make this to ca se public as possible, as l shall on every occa•ion—bk av • yoil. will greedy oblige, Sir, your grateM obedient very bknolhe sift yak, ALEX. iitURICEst. Swan's Close, Hlgh4trest, Idittborgb. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, Thontai Told* Member of the Royal Co ll ege of Surgeons la London, stirs bows No. V, New aridge-atreet. • They are MO sold by hts appobturnent, at the PerdirnierMip. SS, St. Alban's-street, Pall Mill ; the Toroings, No. WO, Oa. ford.otreet ; Mr. Disborough's, No.; Fish*.stroet-hill, Nearly.. poshe the Monument ; and by owe person in every comae-Table town In Enghind, Re. in bores only 4s. dd. each, sealed up wkq full and Olsth direst font, *berth/ permits °frith*r ass issay ors . theids'eVlSO *'th ease amt ft:awe. • Wlos 4910 Z miteitt a !iitielk owl proteeiprial it t 4 assPes_loWatifi e duce' e the !alit eafe aril r stall ad etfeid of tteitlitgU periatist blintifei, the SUCLCIII; tul result of daslc experience le the best Meer PuperiMity. M. iPM end Ch. ar Miler E'th'ersthelloyal 0141 4 9 44 . LonMaa hem bean bland nurse the core of followthe the object of their pertiadaremtly, omits Monier. ,boquently contracted in a Mouse* a 'stela° Wien. and hi elisiehiltente, Striae** end Gime, vehleb, by lingrirral *moan qpeedily 164 elhetwft cited; as Aft lie , silky, whether *ebb* from Bacelammlion W4aVems, ion; reek. 46 " - 3`Foi re a acfet matait via. too often net pursued oy the youth of bo( sores, d the one cam* de barrenness, and in the other a itwouroiss train end% sie .s" ;rilitieno, width, if Dot timely remedied, tenstlemein *ye• tempi eed toonsimption. 1u that distressing state of debility es; flgNiecy„ Whether the consequence of such basted habits. ac lifrallegffeen any other oust, by Which the porrers of the coned become enfeebled, as Members of the Royal tr)ollege st of London they am' i fnin, rife, and speedy (veto. India to sound and vigorous health. Mears. Goes sad co. exclusively professing the cure of there particular dodiplaints, In order that they may not be, by a tisishaiei dew; marked with the obloquy as justly attached tor the ignerant empiric, think It hut justice to themselves to stair dtat they have been properly educated and initiated intu every iitutich of the profession (certificates of which, from &Gera* Hospitals, and tesritionials from the met eminent Physician,, they bore to conitine any inquirer)* that the stir:gess resuiting alliMiaditir endeavours first induced theft to quit the piactlet 4 Pluctitioner, and they presume that their peetensfeed rIIIIMILIttna 1* ground for the unprecedented confidence with irisfcli they have, by the Public, been so hberally honoured. The result of a Ion; and extensive practice has enabled them, by a superior Method, to remove venereal complaints. however %Preterite or cemplicased, *about subjecting the patient to eke lean restraint in diet or exercise; am) in recent Cases where an early application is made on discovery of the infection, they fre quently perform a cure in the short space of two days. The un precedenced success of their mode of treatment (which has never beau knave* to fail in one single instance in a practice of tSydirs, during which period re any thousand persons of both sexes have been cured, even after severe and Injurious methods bad been pursued by . other Praci Wooers without effect). induces them to thus publicly offer their advice. To be consulted daily by Patients of either sex, with weeny, delicacy, and attention.—Letters from iNe country, cortamind the particulars of the case, ace, ar.d ns.nner of u g, nclosini a remittance, duly attended to, and advice and hielkint too warded to any pact of the hiunilin. OARS amid:b. Ressreestaf eteetritte..treet. Pieetatreee. • • WHEN Professional Men, eminent for skill an experience, offer their adVice, and exert their abilities for the cure of a few reigning diseases, they rise superior to that pre judice-which Is so justly excited against the adverdientemsof men, ignorant of the Rret principles, and uneducated in the pru de, of play tic. Meson CU lik I E and Co. regular Surgeont, muse tidied by evez o llivikge to practice , acid by the undorm seats. wlikh dirk of treatment fur Venereal Complaints has hi . &trio Bali attended, continue with the'llatise as idetty to ttr , •ct tbelt audio to the cure of every species of that baneful pe.suu, as well as the removal of those distressing debilities add deficien 7 cies.whkh prevent or embitter the ma:Antonia' rate. In the ca tof huniate Infirinities there are none more afflictin g ; .I,:e are the trilavoidable'consuences of in indilgeher dtstrOcle° habit. The unhalipy r•tdreretz broods abriabfeetunes, Mhamed to seek relief, until he Is reduced te socks state of misery as to render life oppressive. 'ro such per sons it *ill be a morality reit. ethiti to koour that th-y twit now, by a' skit acid titalliblerettietly, belesiored to their turner censtitutional arniegth and vigour. Weot, , relaxed, and debili tated habits, proceeding either front an excess of conjugal art K eit pleasure, or fruns along residence in hot climates, h irdelrink ing. the injudiSimis use of mercury, Ste. are speedily restored to health and strength. It must be a self•eeieleut proposition, that where the ag gregate of Intellectual capacity is directed to the treatment and cure of a few peculiar complaints, there mutt be tlee greater certainty of success ' • and as a proof of this posittot their method of cure is so partteufarly expeditinUx, as well as safe, and so evidently superior to the common practice, that in bona , Aalight cases of infection a perfect restoration is completed in tie short period of three days, aud in those of the utmost invereesey • where other practitioners have failed, ; plover persevernnee their plan of treatment ensures to the patient a rale, well grounded and lasting re-establishment. By an early application, the Pati en ! will escape the danger and expense of a tedious attendance upoi• the less experienced practitioner. In the most obstinate and vest placated cases of venereal infection; such, as obptructions in th urn bra, spongy excrescences, hard tuniouri s callons ulcers, cloy dons, sentinel weakness, gleets;ati alts STIUCTUftE3, whether recent or of long duration. aud which hare billed the skill of other practitiouers, are, by their present improved phe of treatment, effectually and permanently cured, Witbint' the pc tient suffering the exerted:tine Pain and alarming hemorrbatt which frequently follows the applicition 'of the lunar cau,tie, ► „the *Qum of 20 ram extensive practice in this metropolis, Ito mermweeses of whitens have Jives and are datl under the. care, the total eiadka ion of which is effietetfly a i:afe, email and expeditious mode di practice, iiiperhar to any other yet aelin - t , ed. The Weakness, relatatiet, and debility preeetidlug from ti. complaint, is speedily removed, and the patient restored to loth. , acid v germ's health. Dili where the tiebihty *has for years mile. , ed, a proper perbrietance isi•iliele reiterative remedie‘, atter th , stricture has been destroysd, it Indispensably requisite to rtvi%•• the slumbering sparks of to reanimate the enostitution. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the filet eripeetoth!• - . have !nen under the care of Niess:4. Cu its a and Co. for the &novo. , of compliints of the urethra. strictures, &c. ; and hzk ir • a received a radical and perottent cute, repot that referem• • 'clay he made to 'them, z.s satialactory evidences of the decio supt.rlority of Messrs. Coeliac and Co.'s plan of treatmer Mary of thesr Gen lemon has 4.• bad siricturca from 10 years, aid had horn under the care of MC1415. donee, He. toles, and other Stirk:ons" ott.qual eminente, who attempted tt cure by the application of the lunar taustic,without success. CUtRIC and Co. nay be consulted by either Sec, rsi the greatfst.delkw.y. secrecy, mid houour' s at their home, N 107, Hatton-garden. Patients lin the country are requested tektite airttkfl an their case,age, and general habit of living,itc.&a lOolosing a t mittance for white and medicine*, whew the saws will be girt or sent to any parr of the kingdom. TO insure that secrecy essential na their undertaking, the pottage of letters may be add to the account for ntedichtei. 9th lunt,lBo9: • 107, Platten Golden. rATritt 40 Mh%otel after • AMPTIIUUT 07 minutroaker lA lockeu ktattri • , • IttMir J A Inii intii_ ... -,,..‘ .- ---- - w---- • --r , ,:---,--. of his enlarged - • ••- -. otra l tTHFiaLD AddlitYET, JANUARY do the. UMW* in* • am p. tai to 6s od I Vera 7s .04 to es W rover adbcied c liGilisi — pr , oil too a oli Yirlt • di et te 7o - 0 , .1 t a rapid' in, ' et' M fillhabeetvitad Lamb. 4 , 24o—Cabs 100—Pip 39 0 b li th e me m • ---..-4 , I4A AtiD 4:AAA iI, PER LOAD. •.. . liament Play 41 to 61 Oct Clover 61 Os to 6 66 1 espective writs -- .. .. - tiff* Xi too. ti 41 1 es. 1 hoOni ILIK -1 1 1 0 0 : Isle of Wilibt, Mrs. Bore, wife of Capt. note, of his *West* reeompe colter Roebuck, of a daughter. May, Mho". Reid. of Old Broad -sups, of i sou. ' SINAI, at tbk Rte&try.ifipric, Wyted, oeseHtmilsridou, the Isdf M flk Wet. 1411011 4 Martin' Peek, A.M. of a *oil -` ' ' ,S. _ LL.--