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. . s IVI• ee•Ht. - ' /4.."' 4 1 . 6 i , = i v• s e • ~ ....." . • . - - 10, ' t- 4 ' '''' =. • v./. • .. i'" %'-;eti.... -..Ai 40 I ,„tlt4/..„ 4 - f _.) ,• • l i*'''. • ' ! N: • , x , , ••••,.. tit % . -.j 1 . 1 . VrA Nt..‘q4, ~.., 1 t .• 4',111il pr .. \ I ( . ' eir-472.-/ 0104.20'06 .. ' 2 _ SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1818: Iii;%" 11 • r: %;•-• LICE SEVEN-PENCE. NoworoLY IN Mem MEETING will be holden at the CROWN and AANCHOR TAVERN, Strand, on WZDNEBBAT next, of tit Persons who biped the Anti-monopoly Petition, to consider -J resolve on such further measures as may be necessary to ,cure Emancipation from the Arbitrary licensing Systems s• 11 Restoration of the night of a Free Trade in Beer. Tar Chair will be taken at One &Clock precisely. IL SCHULTES, Secretary. ANNUAL MEETING 011111 ERAL EL] 'ION. GENERAL suFerioN. CITY OF 1.0114001 i TA VER/4, Ism ZI, Ws. AT a MEETING- of L , MFR GHANTS, and other's, with tthe s M F , Manisc turbago asd Shipp* tstereetrat the err of Lomat, beki at the City of London Tavern, for the patron Of taking into con sideration the erpedieney of poposing a Stereastile Gentleman of Practical Experience, etn&nee, and Imegsity, r s a Gandiihtte far the itepresentation of this great Cassasereial 01 la Par liament ; NEN/ruts Or THE NORWICH AND NATIO.VAL UNION LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE ASSOCIATIONS. 0 TIrE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FF.REf DEES OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX,. Germanic, T HE Annual Meeting of these Associations was held at the Society's Office, on the Ist of June, 1818, when, by a Statement taken from the Books oldie Life Depart ment, the Members present had the satisfaction to find, that of P, haviag ja. taken place, lam encouraged again to offer myself as a CANDIDATE to Represent you in PARLIAMENT. I am aware of the great trust reposed in your Represents live:. NO Battering myself that I ism set betrayed that trust. I halie I shall not be considered ea pmemstmas lo asking yew for yinar Votes and Insereet to re-sleet me one of your Repla.i sentatives, assuring you that no ettc. 4LIOII on my part alai be wanting to fill that situation with diligence and fidelity. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most obedient, very Nimble Servant, Bulb-Hill Park, June 11,1818. WM. MILLIS& N.B. The Committee few maiming Mr. Mellish's Medial will sk delly at his beams 111, Nishoosgate-street Within. INDEX TO BARTON'S PRECEDENTS. This day was published, In Oae Vol. Royal Bvo. price 9s. boards, A N INDEX TO MODERN PRECEDENTS IN 11. CONVEYANCING, by Cmsatits BAZTON, Esq. and iv to the Supplement to that Work, by S. F. T. WILDE, Esq. In Two Parts. ran 1. teferring to the Notes. Part IL to the Precedents. —By CIIARLS BARTON, Esq. of the Inner Temple, Barristet at Lane. London: Printed for Charles Hunter, Law Bookseller, Bell rtd, Lincoln's but since the last Annual ?ifeeting, the Society's capital bad increased ,E 88,375. 4s. 4d. from the receipts of the precedirg year; and the deduction, occasioned by the decease of Members, had amounted only tv £17,105. 10s. BADEN POWELL, Kt . /. In the Chair, Bemired, That this Meeting is of opinion that it is highly expedient that the Commercial, Itanefactiaring, and Shining Interests of this great City, should be represented in Parliament by me* who combine with the other mummy qualifications those et Commercial Experience, Ability, and Independence. Reesked, That ft is the opinima of this Meeting that Tnosise Wawa,. Esq. (of the Firm of Wllsoo, Agassix, and Co.) from his Mown loyalty, his attachment to oar valuable Constitution, his Comdmctal Expericole, Mercantile Eminence, known In ftrey mad Independent*. is crehmotly vilified to represent tikis arliament. Resolved, That this Meetirg entirely disclaims any wish to separate ihelf from, or tmat otherwise than with high respect, the Corporation of the City of Londo n , being fully sensible how great are the obligations which their fellow-Citizens are under to its Members for their attention to their !cal duties and to the general interests of the City, and that it therefore hopes far the friendly and zealous co-operation of that reFpectuble Body in the furtherance of the important object of the pr-sent Meeting. If any thing were wanting to convince the Public of the ad• vantages which this system of Insurance possesses aver all others, the foregoing facts would be conclusive c a saving having been made by the Members of this Society of £11,269. 14s. ed. in one year, which would, upon any other plan, have become the property of the Companies with whom the Insurances might have been made. It is not surprising such Comps** dminkl avail thernseless of every species of misrepresentation, to retard the progress of an Institution which deprives them of so vast a source of emo lument. It should be observed, that although the fissured have .made so great a saving, which produces a reduction in the annual premium, or an increase to the sum insured, at the option of the party, yet the premium paid is nearly 10 per Cent. less than that charged by other Office.. In a few days trill be published, A JOURNAL of TRAVELS in the UNITED STATES of NORTH AMERIChoand LOWER CA NAPA, perforated In the Year 1817, by JOHN PALMER: muting Particulars respecting the Price of Land and Prowl. sums; re rtarks on the People and Country ; interesting Ante. il , ces; a Description of the Trade, Commerce, and present Stitt of Washington, New-York, Boston, F ore, tibany, Cincinnati, Pittsburg, Lexington, Quebec, Mon treA, tic. to which are added, a Description of the State; of Ms, fa Tana, Illinois, and the Territory of Missouri; with a v :r i t ts of useful Information, and a new coloured Map, deli- Wing all the States and Territories. Lords: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jonea, P.:Gm - nos. ?e.t.a', and sold by all Booksellers. ELECTORS OF THE The Members of this Society are not induced (like the Trad ing Companies) to advertise with a view to profit, but to afford others an opportunity of obtaining the same advantage as them selves. KENT. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTILICT, AN ESTATE, within fifty miles of London, con sisting of an extensive Manor, well stocked with Game ; &capital Mansion House and Park, and suitably Out-buildings, rd upwards of Three Thousand Acres of Arable, Meadow, P.,*.ure, and Wood Land, chiefly in one Parish. For farther particulars apply to 31r. Woodgate, Solicitor, ik:aen-squarc, London, where the Maps of most parts of the Dees may be seen. TIAZARD and Co. the Contractors, respectfully .1 1 acquaint the Public, that NEXT MONDAY NIGHT, Di Authority of Parliament, the Lottery Offices will be kept Open until Twelve o'Clock, as the Drawing ‘ hegins EARLY TUESDAY MORNING, Bring the Last Day but One for Drawing 76 CAPITALS. The following is the truly GRAND STATE OF THE WHEEL. Which must all be decided in Two Days 3 ...... Prizes of - 423,000 Prizes of • £2,000 13 15 36 acc, &c. The Sii►th-drawn Prize :bon £l,OOO must be 4:22,000, £23,000, or 1:40,000. and Shares (warranted Indrawn) are selling by }LA ZARD and Co. the Contractors, who Sold and Shared, at their Wished Oace, ROYAL EXCHANGE, Four of the -. Prizes drawn Thursday, 4th of June, Five Prizes of Lio,ooo in the Last Yuri Lotteries; and in former Lotteries, Capital Prises mounting to MANY MILLIONS. N. Daaterso stows EARLY NEXT TUESDAY MORNING. SUPERIOR BEAVER HATS, AT ONLY TWENTY SHILLINGS.—IMPORTANT SAVING. FRANKS and TAYLOR, Manufacturers, of WEL LINOTON-HOUSE, corner of Huderoes-street, Harbi rerpectfuUy acquaint the Public, they are selling their .tweeted light Oval-Shape Double Covered Deaver Hats, -itch admired for their beauty of colour, and always retain -4 their shape, and only 20s. The unbounded patronage given is Lieu matchless Hats fully indicates their superiority over erns other Hat offered to public notice, and caused sever:! PrZas of Hats to atsume the name of the Manufacturers, and clamour to foist on the Public an inferior slat, by giving them Ikon of tool qualities. Ise Capital that !haters and Tavt.oa command enable them lege purchases of Furs, while the Trade in general u;Aiied to buy on credit, and in small quantities, ready -4 . l 4i,cared Hats, consequently it is only deceiving the Public, .Nlitirnately injuring themselves to attempt any competition *ll .. Funs and TATI.OI4 ;Ulu and TAYLOR are not in any way concerned with a Reiil•Souie in BeechAtmet—name of FRANKS. No unpaid recni:d. 'Merchants and the Trads *upped. FRAUD PREVENTED. rCOUNTERACT the many attempts that are ainy made ta impose on the unwary a SPURIOUS COM POSITION intmad ot GENUINE BLACKING prepared • BAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a new Labial, in `their sipat.ra and address, r, HIGH-HOLBORN, conspicuously placed in the centre of the Label, that they an attention to this, and the difference of the type, which is ice all Inter.press„ will enable purchasers eit once to detect imposition, The Real Japan BLNCEING, made and sold wholesale by 11' and 3 IARTIN, P 7, High-Holborn, and retailed by the ipa ( howls Druggists, Booksellers, Ironmongers, Pet fu n, Boot-Makers, 8 c. in the United Kingdom, in Bottles at tit. and Is. 6d. each. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. 11 Royal lii4bness the Duke of YORE, President. -Mr.Kieman, Member of the Royal College, London. a rt —Earl of Egr emont, Earl of Leitrim, Hon. Colonel J. Barry, ALP. John Latouche, ItLP. T HE ROYAL and NOBLE PATRONS of the , above IN6 TITUTION, for the exclusive Treatment of 4.IIEAL COMPLA I NTS and their dangerous Conte in order to inrare the Ilenefits that hae resulted f .stud Mr. KIERNAN as its Surgeon, sta nding high on ront the , jl . 4 the Koyal Colter from having directed his chief attention 7 1114, aseaws. .Nlr. Eleateau conceives it a part of his official ;' 4 Ltioctltc Public, by poiutin to the List of the C01..1.-Ehed ..l.-Ehed in F e b. IKI6, as tLe only sure guide; and that no 71401.1'ertuns as , urning such titles, and publicly advertising cwt being sanctioned by this List, are to be credited. Reporti of the Lock Dispensary will prove that zret:ie must dank :roue Cases of StalCSlSltlta, Drawly, and ; 42 Ped-i!lcurabi e Affections of the Generative Organs, 1.,* tire radically and successfully treated. kli:10; AX may be consulted as usual, by both Sexes, 1 1, Lowest Cita ittorre.arazer, BribrO an; lettas front Town and Country are to be add=2,4and 'nel,r4iazy Ae.vi,:t• and Medicine will be glecn, or sent tO the tecd Kingdom. hJust published, price 1.. Second Edition, 7t14 0 1115111 V mints on the abov e Diseases, by F. F.. Eiseftan, itad at No. 174, alt-atrcti; 20, aseittoeter.rear; io.erotro-coart, Soho. more, Albany, Cu r r eul, to eel Osno, Indiana, It Vriety of useful Ming all the Sts London: Print ter.r.w, and sold TO BE SI AN ESTAT sitting of ar &capital Mansion rd upwards of P.,mrc, and Woo For farther pa Geden.squarc, Lc Dates may be set WZARD 2 Ni Di Authority of Open until I EAR Bring ti GRAN Which 3 18 13 • The Site ET, TiAtks and bl ZARD and Co. old-established I Capital Prizes Ito,ooo in the Capital Prins as EARL/ SUPERIOR 11 SHILL! PRANKS at LINGTON taa, respectfully )4w.losented sound admired their shape, ar tdne matchless errs other Hat Pruilas of Hats eskarour to foist a hnn of toad qua Tie Capital tha o sate.large par, u;aliged to bt msairmred Hat Minutely inji *Slums and fuss and Is Reul.Soute in 1 TOTO COUNT daily de t POSITIO ma N inrd t . ! BAY and N aSida their iglu 13 so conspicum i .cast an attends .like all teat! ' Lr imposition, The Ite2l Js DAY and MAI tuiPal (horn oat, loot .Mai Is. and Is. 6 LOCK Ilia Royal I 'maims—E ar l J. Batty, THE BOY shone I/1:1 Ui c - - . 4 Mr l / 2 in ord er Mtetcd Mr. E 40 ta Roy a l ( lhase a re 64 4 tar kt i on ...IBSLbed in of perwt t L'Aout be. so k -7 7 4 ,,, BcP must h et ' ::?4wd-F , . liIERXra4 sEet L _ • Lel,rs Inn 41 ..cm a " )14 4 ,, I.itel JUR ,14 , theLAIWQ-CA FIRE DEPARTMENT. . The Members of this Association have the satisfaction to find, that although the number of losses had far exceeded those of former years, yet the sum subscribed since the last :Ar.m.:al Meeting had been sufficiem to d.:fray them, and term:tease con siderably the joint stock of the Society. The Directors lamented the necessity of making known, that full two-thirds of the Fires were wilful; being either the work of incendiaries, or of men in desperate circumstances, seeking ' to retrieve their affairs by the commission of this heinous crime. Numcrousrewards haie been offered by this Society, for the discovery of the guilty, and many irosecutions carried on at con siderable expence. In four instances the offenders have been convicted, three of whom have suffered the most awful penalty of the law, and the sentence of the fourth has been commuted for transportation for life. These awful examples it was hoped would h e ave the desired effect, in deterring persons from com mitting an offence so injurious and diabolical. The Directors hope their vigilance, aided by the Local Com mittees, and the cordial co-operation of every well-disposed Member of the Society, will in a great degree remove the temp tation to commit such a crime In future. They lament to Aid that the number of incendiary fires had (since the establishment of so many Insurance Companies) increased considerably. The competition amens such Companies, to obtain business for the sake of profit, has prevented them from using such measures against the frauduLat claimant, as ought to have been adopted; and the Directors were confirmed in this opinion, from finding that in Paris, where no Insurance Company has been established, their fires compared to ours, bore only the proportion of one to thirty. The Increase of an evil so dreadful in its consequences, and 46 ruinous in its effects, deserves the attention of every well. disposed Citizen, and 'hews the necessity of adopting a plan which is not only calculated to relieve the honest and unfortu nate claimant, but to detect and punish the fraudulent. Itiany improvements have been made by the Society for ex tinguishing and preventing fires, and other plans have been suggested for the same purpose, and are intended to be carried into effect—particularly one for improving the Tire Police in this Mxtropo It is hoped, that, notwithstanding the calumny raised against this Institution by designing and interesr persons, and rhos. who are.making a trade of Insurance, the Public will see the necessity for uniting to accomplish what they have so loug in vain expected from the Trading Insurance Companies. At the Annual GENERAL MEETING of the MEMBERS of the NORWICH UNION FIRE at," LIFE ASSOCIA-' TIONS, held at the Office at Norwich on tht Ist day of June, 1818, STARLING DAY, Esq. Alderman of the City, and Treasurer to the Institution, in the Chair, The following Resolutions were unanimously agreed to: Ist. That the very satisfactory Report of the Fire Insurance Society, which has been now read, be received and approved; and that it be circulated an - .ongst all the Members. 2d. That whilst the Meeting laments, in cr.lator. with the Directors, the unprecedented extent of incendiary and fraudulent Fires during the past year, and highly approves of the consequent measures which have been pursued. it is impressed with a strong persuasion that the result of such measures, and other concur rent causes, will be the prevention of similar delinquency in future. 3d. That the Meeting highly appreciates the sinful labours of the Local Committees, end desires to express its sense of the im portant services they have rendered to individual sufferers. to the Board of Directors, and to the Society at large. 4th. That the Report of the contint.ed prosperity cf the Life Office be received and r.pproved, and that the same be generally circulated. sth. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the An. Sir IL Bays's, Ban. J. C. Conway, Esq. M. P. Major-General HAW, 'W. STANTOY. Esq. H. H. BIBLE?, EMI. ISA,A= Coors. Esq. and Jestrm llttucas., Esq. for their acceptance of the 'Office of Trustees. and to the Noblemen and 'Gentlemen com prised in the last of Trustees, for their continued support of the Establishment. 6th. That the Thanks of this Meetir.g be giver to the Direem tors and Auditors for their attention to the general eoneeros of the Establishment during the past year. STARLING DAY, Chairman. The Chairman having left the auk, the following Resolu tion w►t proposed and put unanimously : That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to STAWWKS DA*, Esq. for his audition to the business of the day. S.UtUEL BIGNOLD, Seerttary. A m p runtaik TTNDERSTANDING that it is soot the intent= v of your present Members to solicit the honour of repre senting you in the nest Parliament, I beg leave to offer myself a CANDIDATE. and to request the favour of your Suffrages. I trust you will consider it a laudable ambition, in a Gentle_ man resident so near your respectable Borough, to be desirous of Representing it in the Legislative Assembl7 of the Nation ; and should I attain the object of my wishes, I shall, in the dis charge of my duty to the State, have a particular satisfaction in attending to the local interests of Chippenharn, and proving my self grateful for the honour conferred upon -ne. I am, Gentlemen, your most obedient humble Servant, Lacock Abbey, June 10, 1818. J. R. G ROSETT. A ' a very numaous and respectable MEETING of the LIVERY of LONDON, held at the City of London Tavern,.on Tuesday, the 9th of June, 1818, ROBERT WILLIAMS, Esq. ht. P. ntizen and Goldsmith, in the Chair. Resotven—That it having been the opinion of a very large and respectable Meeting of the Livery of London, held at the London Tavern, on the 30th day' of September, 1812, (Sir ROZEILT WIOIAM, Bart. in the Chair), That the Representatives in Parliament of this gnat and opulent City, should, from long habit and experience, possess an intimate knowledge of the Commercial, Shipping, and Trading Intzrests of the City and Port of London, and of the Kingdom at large; that they should be Persons of unquestionable Loyalty, and firm Attach ment to the trne and genuine Principles of our most excellent Constitution ; and that they should also be Persons who had, by their Conduct, shown a lively Zeal and Interest for the Rights and Privileges of their fellow Citizens; and Who bad, by their active personal Attendance, supported the Chartered Rights and Municipal Regulations of the City of London and that at the same Meeting It was Reinter:N-4 hat Mr. Alderman ATMs, from his long and extensive Eerrience in the Commercial, Shipping, and Trading Concerns of this City, from his acknowledged Talents, and .from his tried and well-known Loyalty to his Sovereign, and firm Attachment to the true and genuine Principles of our most excellent Constitution, appeared to that :Meeting peculiarly fitted to be one of the Representatives is Purli.tment for the City of London : It was now moved by Sir Rosser Wicaass, Dart. And seconded by Jos Marvrew RAIXIII, PAq. and USAWIMOVILLY RemoxvxD—That Mr. Alderman Aura has, by his Conduct in Parliament, fully justified the Opinion which was thus entertained of him in the year 1812, and that he has, by his invariably unwearied and persevering Attendance in his Place In the House of Commons, used his utmost Exertions to secure to the City and Port of London, that preponderating Share and Influence in the Commerce of the Kingdom at large, to which the Metropolis of this vast Empire is so justly entitled. That Mr. Alderman ATKINS has, by his uniformly affable Conduct to the Livery of London, and by the readiness of per sonal Access at all Times afforded to his Constituents, 'hewn himself alive to the Duties of their Representative. RESOLVED—That the Conduct of Mr. Alderman ATEIM in Parliament has been such, as not only to justify this Meeting in recommending the worthy Alderman a second Time to the warm Support of the Livery of London; but that it will be an act of Justice to this intelligent and indefatigably industrious Representative of their best Rights, Interests, and Privileges, to return him again to the House of Commons as one of the Members for the City of London ; and that this Meeting will collectively and individually use their utmost and most strenuous Exertions to effect that Object. ROBERT WILLIAMS, Chairman. (Signed) Roarer Wit.r.taxs. Esq. having left the Chair, the same was taken by Mr. Alderman Cox, when the warm and unanimous Thanks of the Meeting were voted to Mr. Wm taws for his able and judicious Conduct in the Chair, and for the great Into be manifested in the Worthy Alderman's Re,Riection. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. Gewrirmen, H AVING had the honour to be one of your Re presentatives in this Parliament which is now dissolved, I most respectfully intreat you to favour me with your Votes and r Interest at the ensuing Election of Members for the City of London, which is fixed for 'l'itesslay the 16th instant. I trust that my conduct, during the time I have had the ho nchyr of being one of your Representatives, will warrant me with the fullest confidence, in again soliciting to be returned to that distinguished situation, in which event I pledge myself to continue, as I ever have beer., most sedulously watchful to main tain the hilts and Privileges of this great City, and to suppor t its Commercial, Trading and Shipping Interests, as well aa those measures which appear to my unbiassed judgment, best calcu lated to promote the true Interests of the Empire at large. The numerous promises of support with which I have been honoured on my Canvass, as well as the highly flattering assu rances which I have received from my Pt-lends in general, leave no doubt that the result of the Contest will be most favourable to my wishes, and that I shall a second time attain the high and distinguished object of my ambition. I deeply lament that the shortness of the time will not allow me to pay my personal respects to eery individual Liveryman, and with sentinients of the gtrateot respect, I beg to subscribe 'myself, Ger.tlem-n, yatir obligod .sed faithful Servant, Walbrooh, tints Julie, lel*. JOHN ATKINS. Resolved, That a Deputation do immediately wait upon THOMAS WILSON, req. to invite him to allow his cause to be put in nomination for that high and distinguished situation. A De putation having b..m appointed and waited upon Mr.' Tnonse WILSON, they reported that he had expressed himself highly honoured by the flattering testimony of his friends, and that if it should be their opinion that his services could benefit tie In terests of tho City of London, he was ready to embark in their cause. Reso!rai l That the Thanks of this Meeting are due to Tim suss u.son, Req. tbr the handsome manner in which he has been pleased to accede to the wishes of this Meting, and' thee be be proposed as a Candidate for one of the Representative* of the City of London. Resolved, That this Meeting will individually and collectively use 'their best endeavours to secure the election' of the said G c utleman. Resolved, That the Resolutions of this Meeting be published in all the Morning and Evening Papers, and be signed by the Chairman. Resolved, That Committees be immediately formed to carry into effect the determination of this Meeting, and they do now adjourn to the adjoining Room and proceed to business forthwith. (Signed) BADE!C PO 7 .7tLL Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman for his able conduct in the Chair. Mr. Wilson's Committee idts daily at the City cd London Tavern. COUNTY OF BEDFORD ELECTION. T HE COMMITTEE of Colonel OSBORN meet daily at No. 14, Carey-Street, Lineola's-Inn-Firlds, wh , :re communications relative to this Election are requested to be made.—June, 1818. ELECTIONS. This %%7 was published, In Six large Vols. price X 3.121. TH E REPRESENTATIVE HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND, comprlslrg a History td . the House of Commons, and of the Counties, Cities, and Boroughs of the United Kingdom.--By T. H. B. OLD FIELD, Fag. Being a new Edition of the History of Boron .a, greatly enlarged and re-modelled. r r The information contained in this work will be found practically useful at the present crisis, as it ccmprittei a history of all the Petitions in Controverted Elections, with the grounds of their decision ; the number of Voters in each Borough, their qualifications, and the names of Patron.. London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Icy, Pate.moss ter-row. TURTLE. BLEADEN, Head, lioultr7, has just landed a large cargo of fine TURTLE fcr Sale.—Ttirtle dretsed every day in the hipheA perfection fta Parties, or tent to any part of Town or Country. FOR COLTC ROARSENROSES, MR. REE NOUGII's PEC TO RAL LOZENGES of TOW, the great demand for which, after upwards of fifty years tri al, proves them h superior remedy for all Coughs, lloarsenstats S , tre Throats, Asthmat i c and Corsunm tile Complaints. T he genuine only Lave " Harvard, printed on the stamp, by whom they are prepared, rs successor to Mr. Greenough, the Inventor ; sold in Boxes Thirteenpence halfpenny each, by his appointment, by F. Newbery and Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard; Bayley and Co. Cockvur-street ; Nix, Royal Exchange r Evans and Son, Long-lane; Ward, 344, fiolborn ; Clark, 269, Borough,; Ssager, 150, Oxford-street; Barclays, Fleet-Market; Blake, S 6, Piccadilly ; and the Venders of Genuine Medicines. Where she may be had, bit. Gree.nough's celebrated TOWICAZS for prtst:rv lag the Te.th and Gams, and curing the Tocth-ach, in cul:lrged Bottles, at 9s. 9d. each, wit h " R. Hayward', sired on thesav er'. IPALTH is so great a blessing, that every at tempt directed towards its preservation, must at least de serve sense small share of public approb...ion. Th. , ravk Mitch .tests. CCRP.TE and Co. hold in their rro fe...siun as %I..nlibers 11: the Royal Colleges of Lnrdon and FAS burrb, formertv "t .Iday:ny's service, combined with their well-known skill Anil experience is the Treatment and Cure of • few reigning Complaints, entitles them to the greatest cons.- drove,. and a d,cid,:d preference over all other Practisieners. - . In the coarse of ;10 years suceessfr I practice in this Metrepeis, ill. sirs. Currie and Co. have been ere-led to make many valuable discuvrik a and important improvements in the Treatment need Carr of Arvid Cotatlaints, Ni.rvoits Relaxations and Dtbi lay, Strictures of the l.rethra, Etc. ,lte. By their superior plan of trsa.m. , nt, Fltrivt r _T., of however long ster.dinp, or of the most inveterate kind, are speedily end permanently cured. blears. Currie and Co. offer their assistance in all CMS Venereal Infection, and in every complaint of I)ebility,whethtr arising from the infatuation of a certain destructive habit, hag residence in warns climates, free living, or any other cause, pro ducing a deficiency of manly vigour. Messrs. Carrie and Co. may be consulted by Patients of eith , :r Fes, with the grzatcst dclicrcy, secrecy. and honour, at their house, No. 107, .Ilatton.garden. where Ca acute, an.l 4 treti- MOlliale are to be seel. The terms of remuneratiewars pi:l3lf stated on the first interview. Letters front the cot ntry. enelosias a B kof Ergland Nese , will be duly answered, ncccency iledieints scot to .1:1 parts of the Kingdent. hic..o Ilatton-‘sr.ko.