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~r +, ._ .+ SPORTING INTELLIG SNCE. BETTING ON TIIE DERBY, OAKS, &e. Daasr--71 to l agst. Mr. Wilson's Sally colt; 711 to 1 apt hr. to Whalet)one; IS to l apt. Black Diamond; IS to I apt Dick Andrews; 17 to 1 agst. Raphael; even hetdug, Mr. Wu "' son's Iwo against any other. OAKS-9 to t asst. Minuet ;10to 1 against Louisa Op; 12 to I against Durso,. OAI LANDS. -150 to 50, play or pay, agst Alcohol. Free Han &tap, 500 even betweeu Alcohol and Scheherazade. HUNTING. The Qunrn Hounds met on Monday at Rollettone ; they meet to-morrßelvoi a timeswould, and on Friday at Aylestone Town. The H ounds meet on Thursday at Stoke Pasture, and on Friday at Kirkby. The Cottesmore Hounds meet to-morrow at UlUngton Wood. lord Yarborough 's meet to-morrow at Somerby House, and on Friday at Beeshy Wood. The Royal Hounds mkt on Friday, at the Crooked Billet, near Uxbridge. The Pythcley Hounds—yesterday, at Lamport ; on Thursday at Sywell ;on Friday, at Marston Wood; at half-past ten. 'The Oakley Hounds meet on Saturday, at Bletsoe; at eleven. Lord Derby's Si ag.hounds meet yesterday, atWiekbans Court. The Surrey For-hounds tuner on Thursday, at Crown Ash Hill; on Saturday, at Westerham. '1 he Harriers meet on Thursday, at Kennel. BOXING. FDINItURGH, MARCH 11. The /alley were put in motion yesterday, at an early hour, by a report that the long talked of iglu, be twixt io °oiler and Molineaux, was to is that day. By nine o'clock not a Read or girds was to be had, thou s Ands, either from taste or (economy, itadded the hoof. By the current it soon appeared that the scite of the battle lay to the west, though the traits and many "wells sailed for Inchkeith. By the time the strength of the crowd got to Corsethill, in Lanarkshire, they saw -the dawn of science arise in Scotland, and ex actly at half past twelve the combatants appeared in the ring • Cooper, seconded by Oliver and a York shire crolliopper ; and the Black by the veteran Joe Ward and Richmond. At 14 minutes before one o'clock they shook hands. Six to four on the Black. Ist Round—Both cautious. The Black made play, right and left. Cooper planted a body hit, but slipped, and was ktiockel under the ropes. 2. Good fighting. Ihe Black Lit Cooper in the head, but Cooper put in two as terrific blows with the right hand, on the 1.11 kiduies, as can be well imagined. Both fell. 3. tlere the Black began to sh,w his style, which was, to watch his man and hit counters at his head, C,,i/prr as yet fight ing at :he body. Many blows exchanged. Ihe Black was ral lied up against the roves, and drew first blood, but was hit out betwixt the ropes. . _ _ • 4. Black exhausted. Cooper py—went in and floored his man. 2. Cooper went up to his Iran, gave him thste f.►cers, mile the claret fly, and hit bins du an. A guinea to a shilling on Cooper. 6. Cooper qt,ite confident; Black weak,and flyare.lby a facer. 7,8, 9. Cooper had decidedly the advantage; and floored his Man in each round. 117. Cooper made play ; but the Black rallied, and got him up against the ropes. Cooper &whir(' hint up, and, springing ‘ut of his way, the Black fell with bit head against one of the ring pcAti. • 11 In this, round the Black lessened the odds. Cooper went at his rnan ; intschguod fighiing. Coop r was rallii:•1 up to the rope; hut closed w,th the Black, and fibbed hint ; then, getting d,s , :ntaged, the Black flowed Cooties by a treintudou, facer.- 11 he black tell from weskness. 12. Coop*, undismayed, went into his man without erre. sown gave him timer sharp facers" and knocked Lim clean off Lit pins. The Black calling for brandy, and casting clzzet. 'fl i Bank of Scotland co a Chula orange ou Cooper. 13 and 14. •Ilte Clack could hardly come to time. Cooper, wi t hout trouble, knocked him down, and at tha end of the 14th round, having fought twenty minutes, Mulineaux declared he Lad his belly lull. PEMA PAS. Upon stripOlg, it WAS evident to the knnwing ones that Cooper had :lade good use of his time when training, and that the Black had not. The Black trusted to Lis length and overweight ; but Cooper's tight hand blows were irresistible. The southern warm say, they never saw a ring so quiet and well ordered. ColNiso. 'his term is frequently applied to Per sons engaged in lucrative business, much more aptly would it apply to those Ps rsons, whet for 022.75. ob. tain a 630,000 in the Lottery. which begins drawing Sth of April, and contains Tl.ree Pi izes of ie:10,000, with only £615,0t.0 Tickets, besides Five Prizes of 1,000 Guineas each, which will be paid in Gold, as map as drawn, without applying to the Mint to have the' outsets coined. • 01lord Assizes an action was brought by Mr. Mitley Burgess, a tradesman, of Birmingham, against Mr. S. Clements, master of the Three Cups Inn, Oxford, for re27o. the value of two boxes of jewellery, which the said Mr. Burgess had, in his journey, deposited in a room belonging to Mr. Cle ments, and which were stolen from the said inn. It appeared in the course of the trial that the goods were rzmoved from the traveller's room at the particular wish of Mr. Burgess, and a room assigned him for their safety, the key of which was given to him ; in the course of the evening, however, he went out on business, and unfortunately the door of the room was left unlocked; on his return the goods were massed. It. was held by the defendant's C,Amsel that the re sponsibility of the landlord ceased 'the m q uent the goods were placed under the immediate protection of the plaintiff, and the Jury, in a few minutes, retur ned a verdict for the defendant. In the night of Thursday last, some malicious per. sons cut down and destroyed most of the fine young trees in the plantation of the Earl of Daust.ze, at Ssndgate. HATTON-GARDEN.—areStelday, J. Cooley, aged 18, was charged by an o ffi cer, wi:h chalking the age d of a gibbet, and a man hanging thereon, with the words 66 A supporter of the Corn Bill at his post," on the shutters of the White Horse public-house, Hunger ford Market, with intent to incite the mob to riot, and was held to bail.—Two gills, Elizabeth Tamely and altot Healy, were also held to bail. charged with fol lowing a party of the Horse Guards down Drury-lane on Saturday night, hooting after them, and crying out " Burdett for ever." Mrs. WATSON, of Long Acre, the female who WAS shot in front of Mr. ROBINSON'S house, in Old Bur lington-street, on Tuesday last, still lingers in great agony in St. Georges Hospital—there is no hopes, of her recovery. The woman who was wounded in the neck and chin, close by Mrs. WATSON, is not con.; sidered in a dangerous condition. The state of two men, also, one of whom was shot in the bead and elsewhere, the other in the hip, is looked upon as very precarious. These are likewise in Sr. G en es AttspitaL UNIVIRSffI INTELLICANCE. 0111=10.011 OXFORD, MARCH 11. The Right lion. the Earl of Plymouth has presented the Rev. T. Mukha, B.D. *Fellow of Exeter College, in this University, and his Lordship's Chaplain, to the.rectory of Tordibeg, Weans tei shire, vacant by the resignatioa of the Hon. and Rev. Mr. Winsor. CAMBRIDGE, MARCH 6. The Chancellor's two medals fur the best proficient. In dull cal 'canting, are adjudged to Mr. Waddington, of Trinity Col lege. and Mr. Owen, o St. John's. Wednesday the followieg gentlemen were admitted to degrees t Bachelors in Divinity—Rev. Charles Phillips and Rev. James Evans. of Jesus College. Master. of Arts—John lvatt Briscoe, Esq. of University col lege, grand compounder ; Mr George Peat-. of Pembroke ta i lege ; Rev. Wm. liben Birdwood, of Santo' college. Bachelor of Arts—Mr Henry Porter, of Brasennose college. NIXLEMASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Rev. Roberts, master of Uppingham School, to the rectory et Barholm, near Stanford. Rev. David Williams, second muter of Winchester College has been appointed, by the Lord Bishop of St. D avid ' s, a p rebend of the Collegiate Church of Brecon. Rev. Mr Charlesworth, curate of Harpisbergh, Norfolk, le presented to the rectory of Flowton, near Ipswich. Thursday the 23d ultimo. Mr. David Armstrong, Preacher. of the Gospel, was ordained to the pastoral charge of the Re formed Presbyterian Congregation of Glasgow. The University and King's College, Aberdeen, have conferred the degree of Doctor in Divinity on the Rev. Lewis Gordon, niiiiiste7 of Draiity. CATHOLIC HIERARCHY OF IRELAND. Thursday the Right Reverend Dr. Tuohy received the Briefs or Decrees of his Holiness the Pope, constituting and confirming him Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Limerick. Sun • day Dr. Maims. hitherto Vicar Capitular art °wry, was conse• crated R. C. Bishop of that See, by the Most Reverend Doctors Troy and Murray. who left Dublin on' Thursday last for that purpose. They afterwards proceed to Team, to consecrate Dr. Kelly, R0111:111 Catholic Metropolitan of Connaught. ENGLISH CATITOLICS.A private Meeting of the Board of English Catholics was held on Monday, at Mr. ISRNINtiIIAM'S chambers, in Lincoln's Inn.— The object was to take into consideration a letter from the Pore, in answer to a letter addressed by them to his limaxEss, in which they expressed their approbation of the arrangements contained in M. QUAltK:o'olles rens ipt, and congratulated the So- VEREIGN PoNTIFt , on his release livm captivity.— The Pure states in his reply, that this rescript, like all other rescripts issued durinehis absence from Rome, had been referred by him to the College of Cardinals, who had it still under their consideration • and bestows the highest praise on the conduct . o England in the late war, ascribing to her spirit, her example, her arms, and her wealth, the liberation of the Continent from the galling despotism under which it has suffered for so many years. There being no definitive communication from the Pops relative to the Rescript, the meeting adjourned for a month. COAL MARKET, MARCH 33. Skips at Market. Ships Sold. Price. 107 Newcastle 74 3114 6d to 48s 94. IS Sunderland 8 4I s ed to 434 Od. 1 Stone Coal 1 s4i Cd to COs Od. I Ciaden I 344 041 to ON Od. HIGH WATER. AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning minutes after 5 Afternoon - 29 minutes after S ,ARItIED. Thursday, at Bath, Captain John Banks, R.N. to Eliza, se cond daughter of Mr. Banks, of that City. *fuLsd.ty se'nniglit, Major Faroe, to Frances, youngest dsugh. ter of the Rev. Charles Richards, rector of St. Bartholomew 1.1)4e, Winchester. At Bristol, the Rev. T. Sandford, of North Corr?, near Tsun too, to Miss R. Planner, of Bartholomew Close, Loudon. At Inverness, the 27th ult. Lieutenant D. M‘Kenzie, 931 re giment, to Eliz.t, daughter of Mr. James Gray, merchant there. At Ardlain, the 14th ult N. Jeffrey, Esq. to Janet, only daugh tv of the late Captain lames Macdonald, of Findegary, :Aye. DIED.• Sunday sennight, the Rev. Charles Blackstone, youngest son of the late Sir William Blackstone, Knt. Rector of Worting, and Fellow of Winchester College. The Rev. John Howes, M A. Vicar of Fordingbridge Hants. The Vlcerage iv in the patronage of the Provost and fellows of King's College, Cambridge. Saturday se'nnight, the Rev. Thomas Tyrrell, B.D. fellow of St. John's college. Saturday se'imight at Eastman, Hants, Joseph Eyles, Esq. son of the late Sir Joseph Eyles. Sunday serinight, in Navy-row, Desk, Lieutenant John Waller, R. N. aged 25 year.. At Penaanar on the let instant, of a decline, Lieut. John Ro bert Coleman, R.N. late First I..ieuter.ant of his Majesty's ship Inconstratt. Friday, at hie horse in New Boswell court, Richard Bevan, Esq Barrister at Law. At Leith, en the 20th ultimo. Robert Charles, the infant son of Major Paterson, of the Royal Artillery. Mr. John Davies, of Liverpool, shipdsuilder, fell into No. 1, Graving Dock, whi le superintending a vessel under repairs, and was drowned. For want of timely care Millions have died of medicable wounds rPAILIIIITRONG. THE Virtues of the CORDIAL BALM of GI LEAD are daily demonstrated, in eradica lag the worst and moat dangerous symptoms of Nervous Debility: Nothing ha. tended so much to establish the fame of this Medicine, as its cer• taro IUCCISS in those complaints wLich strike their roots so deep In the constitutioo, and are so fatal to the happiness of mankind. This Medicine has been unconintonly summon' with young pen. plc, who have the appearance and air of old age; who are pale, effetninite, benumbed, stupid, and even imbecile; whose bodies are become bent, whine legs are no longer able to carry them— who have an utter distaste for every thing, or are totally incapa citated. Where the stomach is frequently disordered, the body is weakened; paleness, bodily decay, and emaciation succeed, and the eyes sink Into the head. FOR COUGHS, HOARSENIISSES, &c. MR. GREENOUGH'S PECTORAL LO ZENGES of TOI.U, the great demand for whkb, after upwards of fifty years trial, proves them a superior remedy for all. Coughs, Houseoesses, Sore Throats, Asthmatic and -Con sumptive Complaints. The genuine only have R. HAT wmt printed on the stamp, by whom they are prepared, as successor to T. Greenough, the Inventor. Sold in boxes, at is. lid. each, by his appointment by F. Nevi bery and Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard; Sutton and Co. Dew Church-yard; Bayley and Co. Cockspur-street ; Nix, Royal El change ; Ward, 944, Holborn; Clark, 969, Bolough; Sanger, 150, Osford-street ; Barclay and Sons, Fiest-market ; Blake, 54, cadiUy ; and the Venders of Genuine Medicines. Where also may be bad, Mr. Oreemough's celebrated Tina tures for preserving the Teeth and Gums, and curing the Tooth ed', in enlarged bottles, at its. 9d. each. WORMS DESTROYED. MEDICINE never witnessed a more important Discovery than in PRITCHET t's VEGETABLE VER.. MIPUGE, a Remedy, that, contrary to all others, neither purges, vomits, er otherwise In the least affects the constitution ;requires no confinement, has neither taste or smell, and is so hinnies, that It may be taken by an infant of an hour old; and yet never, in one instance failed destroying every worm iu the body. It is the actual discovery of a medical practitioner of eminence, who may be referred to by application at the wholesale Agents, and who most solemnly asserts it contains not a partkie of calomel, ' acammetly, or other drastk article. Pritcheet's Vegetable Vermituge Is prepared and signed by the proprietor, D. Pritehett ; sad sold (is. large packets, price ra. Pd. sollicient for a full grown person, or fur three small diildren, or In snail packets, price Is. 14$1 snilident for a ebild,) wholesale by Barclay and Sons, Pleetinattet, tondo% and retail by all Male *o Twig= in tows ant eolevy. VALUABLE COP YHOLD ESTATE AND R IDENCE, I HAMMERS:I4n H, Bank of the '1 haloes; and LEASE HULL) ES EA IT., under the Crown, Sr. JAME.S'S, pro ducing a large Intonw. By Messrs. I.IOGOART and PHILLIPS:, At the Ancion Mart, near the flank of Et;glao.l, on rIti3AY, April 14, at 'lv:else o'Clocli, in I wo Lots, ADESIRABLE COP Y 1101,1) ESTATE, coal prising a substantial brick ReA.l, , nee, with front Court Whets, and capital wall td Garden, pleastotly situate in the Mid dle Mall, Hammers-mitt! ; in the canation of Mrs. %Vats.m, who will give possession one mon , h af'.r 1.14. day ; with a Coach-house, Sta.bie, and a brick C'ot tagelet. to Tenants at Also, a Valuable LEASEHDI D E'rATE, held under the Crown fur about 54 Years, cons'sting of two coot/einem bosses, Nos. 37 and 38, Bury-street, St. James's, with Back ituilding and Ground In Ryder's-court, let at Rents amounting to Nett One Hundred and Four Pounds per Annum. May be viewed with leave of the Tenants, and Particulars had of Alexander hanab, Esq. Solicitor, Bank-buildings ' • ot Mr. Woods, Solicitor, New Corn Exchange, Mark-lane; at the Mart ; and of Messrs. Haggai% and Phillips, 7 6::, Old Broad-street. SALES BY AUCTION. Camp= PARM and RESIDENCE, Sig Miles from IST. ALBANS, In the COUNTY of HERTS. By Messrs. 11000 ART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of England, l'o.morrow, March 16, at Twelve, HILL and COLE'! FARM, a valuable FREE HOLD and C'UL'YHOLD EIfrATE, in the Pari►h of Fiantstead, about sit miles from St.Alban's, ou the turnpike-rati to Dunstable, euntprising 161 Acres of eicellent Arable, Pasture, and Wood land; in a beautiful part of the Estate ia placrl a comfortable Family House, with DAMS, Stabling, and numerous Out -buildings. productive Garden, and Orchard, in the occupa tion of the Proprietor, John Young, k:sq. who will grant earl) possession. May be viewed, and Particular% bad on the Premises; at I 1 Pea-ben, St. Alban's : the Sugar I.oaf, Dunstable; the Salisbury Arms, Hatfield; of Me•srs. Arnold, Goodman, and Salom, Land Surveyors, St. Alban's ; William Bromley, Esq, Holb.an court ; at the Mart; and of Mews. Hoggart ai.d Phillips, b 2, Old Ilroad•street, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. --- FREEHO I D FARM, I.OX LEY, in the County of Wrawicl . .. The Lays of WOODLAND, in Ltislq Pasture, SOLD in LO I'S, By Mews. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Mart, To-morrow, March 16, at 1 2 o'CloA. LOX LEY FARM; a Valuable REIL 11 1,1) ESTATE, consisting of a desirable harm, c.:statning One Hundred and Thirty-three Acres of eacelltilt Arable mad l'a+ture laud, with a Farm Howse, Barns, and Ago ieu:torai 19 nlditr +, situate in the parish of Laxity, about four matt. trout Strat si .!- upon-Avon, and five from Warwick, near I.!lid Nlttlaletuit's liowids, in a fine sporting part of the ct:tivty, is the u-zapaLlOtt of Nit.. Jordan, at a rent of £260 per Annum. The Estate may be viewed with leave ut the tenant. of whom particulars may be had; Particulars may also be had at the White Lion, Stratford-upon-Avon ; Vi'arwiet Atnrt, Warwick ; King's Head, Coventry; at the principal Inn. in the lid:ohour hood ; of Messrs 3. and W. Lowe, Solicitors, Temple; at the Mart, and Of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, Old Broad-stree:, London, where a Plan may be seen. HERTFORDSHIRE. TO BE RE-SOLD, pursuant to a Decree and subsequent orders of the High Court of Chancery, in a cause wherein G Los cc BROOKS, Esq. is Plaintiff, and WLSTOMITH SNAITII, and others are Defendants, by CliAlt LES LANCELO HOGGART, the person appolated for that purpose by Charles Thomson, F.sq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at this Auction Mart, on TMUILSDAY, 23d March, 181.5, at One o'C'ock in the Afternoon, AFREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ES rAI'E, containing Ninety-nine Acres of saluabk LAND, being Lots 6,8, an* 9, in a formrr Sale (Lots 6 and 8 bring her. held, and Lot 9 being Copyhold) part of the SHENLF.Y-f - nl.l. ESTATE, situate within three miles of St. Albans, five of Barnet, and about 16 of London; late in the possessiuti of CLarles Arnold, Esq. deceased. - - May be viewed on application to Mr. Salmon. of Shelley, of whom printed Particulars may be had; Ow at tae said 141::ii re. Chambers; of Medan. Horne and RogrrF, StalicitON, Linos:Wt.. Inn-fields ; of Messrs. Farrer, Steadman, and Uhthoff, NichaLls - Lombard-street; Messrs. Clayton and 1-eott, Lincoln's Inn New square; of Wawa. Clatutree and Bricknell, Votnn-bury square; at the WM; e Hart, St. Alban's; Sal.shure Arms, I t;.t. fiad ; Swan, Rickmamwurth ; Lutz Arm., W turd ; 1144 lier, torsi; Bull, Ware; Red lAun, Barnet ; ..t t:.c A UCtitill Mart, and of Messrs. Holman and Phillips, , G2, Old Broad street. SALES BY AUCTION. PORT, !LISBON, AND SHTRRY WOO!: With a few Cases of RED and WHI I k. HERM! CAGE, vil DE °RAVE. and some excellent NOY EAU an4l FOREIGN LIQUEIIRS. TO BE sot.%) BY AUCI By Mr. NFEDIJAM, At the My Anet'on Mart, no, Cheapside, oa Tau Pin s nr . the 16th Match, 1 u le.. and two following day', at tWu4l%:,, : * i•ely each day rt TIE GOODS UNDER . MENTIONED-. viz. 140 Donn of fine-Savoured PlM—task= 7 yearlia liar I).rk‘ I^-0 Pozen of real Fast Int!ia htes ry. 110 Ilnzen of 111. e Dry. aul tit) d..ran Sweet Lisbon: Caws of lied and %late tiernroir., twenty years tild. 20 11.uai,sonae japanned Casyv of hut and %Vhite Noyeas. 10 I'l4tl of curious Foreign I .iq %coo.. Go ',parn ve:y fine Vin do (;rave. 5 Trunks. filled for era. of %Vine, liquors, Fee. Ak a . a few doyen Pints of East-Irdia Madeira, Maloney, 'NI Frontlitac. A siert.: bottle of the Wine tray be had of the Auctioneer, Kn. 4:3, any day. L whole may 111: Listed, a:ldea. .."21 , 411r11111 the day. of Ede. 14. Getitlemen Wines or Llopett4 to o.i.anss uf , t luiniediate riorey, u 11l please to apply 44 Mr. Ne-dlettn. . poILT OF WEYMOUTH. By Orticr of the I lonotstablt. Conunicsioners of h NT rt.ty . Cu ' , urns, on Tut • lay, tilt: 4tit d.r. of Anti'. !so, oVlock. ist the At the Cli ,, Qlll konse, WPr , :i atio, TliE (;001)S UNDERMENTION4I), VIZ. Brawl) , • SPA Gallons, Geiu:va • ISO 16tto. %V iVe ... S rote lied, SuNcet to t!te viyntent of the dules of Custom.; ant E: -. ..:1 taken ou. lur Hume Cuip.tonri.oi. 2 3 Piece% Lice, 1147 yards 1 13 I;ritt:lt Sill: ktiuklk. -1 ....:t. 3i I)i'. Ribbon, Voi) do. 1 Du. :111i icart 3 1.)..1. W.rriseil Trimmings, 5 D 3 Tippci 9 do. 6 Nair Ilriti,li filtiv:s 1 Do. Span„ led Mulin, i do. 1 Do. Mita 5 Do. Cambric, Zei du. 3 Papers, albs Tea 3 Lace Drr.sex I 5 Ca.slui, 1 cwt. I.l:nain Pest t Lace 114:nlkerchiefs 1 Ve:l Tippet I :cal 65 Fancy Boxes Leatiscr Purses Pincushion . _ 4 Bags, s err'. Coif. e I .nd CIA, Sertiallens.Llnw . • Juice, damaged i Hhd. Red Wine 1 Boat and Materials s Trunshi with st Oars ea.:ll 1 4 Pieces Rure. 4TATION I 2 French Mantles 101 1/e. Si 'r :I.l.(lLercLiai, 2 Do Mils do. 2 India Silver Worktd Dresses SI India liannertiliefs 40 Pair slit Stockier,. TOR KZ Pc Piece China Crape, i yart:t flu. Gold Warted Mash°, 3 dii ro 1)0. French Crape, 10 do. nV Do Silk, 360d°. N Fri 'WI Silk Scarfs 00. Showli A • hiss been too irequeutly the subject of just and general reprobation, that neat destkute of tile china:lse/de nindical art have offered thcm.elvel as camlisLites her public r .• tromp sit the professi )))) of Plersis. For she puiytve of Joie' ia. • tier ts re eult ot our studies and e sit,rieesee, an s, It , vrre , Dt t iron; It•zing cia,sed among those cm} ,anus whose int; &etc: pr • etision, have, tir.fortittmtely for RAT*: y, been too favouraLly r•• I . ti - A, we btu, lave to submit tes the libretti and enbghteueel, a ta i L:.:..: %.3temert ti: our pursuit ar.d •acq•strentents. After haring received a regular medir.d education, as diego-fr of Mei...rs Grist dal and BlOtard, v. koie textures and practice sr care:oily attended, as Professor. 311.1 burgeons of the I mik* Ho vital, we entered ourselves as students In that j.;-tly celeheate I school hie st:ed.cal acquirements, the Royal College of Fri. burgh, and were iostructed Tta• didere•st branches s Atiator.. Surgery, the 'theory and Pra:tice of Physic, Ct.emsrery, • svifery, Botany, /gr. Ste. &c by time eminent Profess .1-, P. , . ' Monro, Gregoty, Black, 1 lamiltun, Duncan, and Monett.: . We trust we shag not he deemed presumptuous in saying, tt.• our prefieiency and acquirements are's:: iticoosi.!erable. t for a Log weirs .0 years node VENEREAL Cs :11PLAIN I and she various diseases of 11.NEINLAVY, particisbr ohjert our stFairs an , ltracven. it witrierflipilk. Illiralleued that se lwr actiulred Su; et ice knowledge Of tilde trertiwut and me. • slight and Men% cases of Kiri-aloe. a perfect re-establishment •. comp lured in the short period of two days, and in those ef the utmost Inveteracy, whet t oiler praetitlwers have feted or su eras, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensure', the is:view a safe and radical curs. Anndst the melancholy variety of diits.ders which are tar teas te a habit lung and must unhappily pursued blithe both Asses, there are none inure 114111111:r Or attire 4.1114f - O!' , i those ficenceies and dAilnies whirls iiciptentl precut ur s! • bitter the matt inutunal state. to such prisons at inn-t be ar. • soling rellec!ton to know that they may now, by a ist•s• .cud Wile mode at treatmeut, h e restored to tha t gt tit all !••tn•,. , blessings, a strong, manly, and vigorous consiitu ion In ail of debility, front whatever cause arcing, at well as in every st • cies of venereal infoction, we may be consithed by ptients ' either sea with the greatest se..rtcy and hotio•ir. !loosed co sulimion at home Irons tea to three, and :tom s''l in the teem . till ten at night. Patterns us the country are requested to state rht! part;ctsler: their case, age, east general habit of living, &c. Inclosinj a t eay lance fur advice and itied . clue.s, Omit the same will be yards.': sent to any part of the kiiijdorn. 'lO ensure that secrecy toe sential to our undertaking, the postage ot letters may be tuldet .he account for medicines. KRIE and Co. Surgeons, No. 107, Gallo_ WHEN Alen ot EducAtion 211.1 prot‘si.onal ski use pereever'ng endeavours to discover the must sate r ::rtain method ot trearng a few prevailing I )tsar: s, the 'sue• ht! result of their experience Is the best I ruuf of super•ority. Messrs GOSS and Co. as regular Members of the Re, College of Surgeons in London, —ewe been :educed to eta: the cure of the tuUowing the object of their particular a certain Disorder, frecuentiycontraeted In a moment of Wen canon, ate! •.ts concontitatits, Strictures and (fleets, whkh, act illlprOVra plan, are -pivot ly and effectually cured ; bitty, whether ar:sin. , trout Bacchratalian indulgeeces, lore dente tr ...Arm climates, or a secret solitary vice, too af:cer happily.pursued by the youth ot both sexes, in ttc one sterility or itarrenness, and in the other a numerous train age voice &teases, which, if not tiny remedied, terminate in ms: te:lce and censumpron In t'iat J:streesing state of debility deficiency, whether the consequence of such hareful habits. arising front any other cause, by which the powers of the ca l tution become eteeebled, as Mets.hers of the Royal eat: of Surgeons of ;.onion, they offer a faint, eate.r.nd speedy lc` ration to sound ant! voi;orous hearth. blesirs. Goes and Co. exclusively profeseine the Cure of to particular cemplaluts, in order that they may test be, bi mistaken few, marked with the obloquy so Jost'' , attsel'2! the ignorac.t empiric, tl•iilk it but jusuce therns-lve4 t that they have hen property editcated and iniOxted into tt' braids of the profession ,certificates of which, trees oar' Hospitale, and teetiumnials from the most eminent they Lave to convince any ir ;purer) chi . the oicis rrw r from ther etid,:avours first imiuced them to oMs the tr.irtav the general I•raeuticinet, anti ides prequiu. that thew pr -4 e Constitute a lair ground for the unprecedented coliti 44ll ` e • which they have, by the Public, been so liberally home reL s The result of a lung and extens::e practice b::. etc 04e 0 ••••• by a superior method, to reriove venereal tom; Inveterate or complicated, without subjecnng least restraint in the: or exercise; and in recent L'A-i :"*lr early application is made on tWrev:ry of the infect:ou , Ihe Y quently perform acute In the short 'pate of twit days. I ! .e tt precedented success of their male of treatment (which hs' L'4 been known to fail inone thigh- ti,stitice in a vr.soice 15r11 : i: during which period any thousand persons 01 both les", s been cured, even after severe and injurious methodshz% pursued by other Practitioners without effect), induces (be thus publicly offer their advice. i ‘arient To be consulted daily by Patients of either sex, with seers delicacy, and attention.—Letters frotn tie country, C' n r the particulars of the ease, age, and metier of living• lc'' , a remittance, duly attetuled to, and advice acid warded to any part of the kingdom. GOiS sod en SUTPtUM iS, 'tottverieeerter' LONDON: Printed by Laves Karr, P•ckett listed there, and at the star Utice. lex?* Ear' KINETON, WARWICKSHIRF. RESIDENCE, MANSION, T YTHES, and ADVOW SON. • By Messts. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, on hIoNDAV, May 1, at Twelve, unless an acceptable offer is prev.ously made by Private Contract, riIHE MANORS of LITTLE KINE'ION• CU MBROOK, and BROOKHAMP roN, extruding over about Four Thousand Acres of Land, well stocked with Game, with a singularly desirable Freehold (and small part Copyhold of Inheritance, neatly equal to Freehold) Estate, well timbered, containing together One Thousand One Hundred and Thirt y- Seven Acres of rich Arable, Pasture, Meadow, and Wood Land, Tythe-free, lying compact, and a turnpike road through the Estate, in a beautiful part of the County of Warwick, and in the centre Oa Fox-bunt, twelve miles from Baaury, ten front War wick, eleven from Southern, nine from Stratford-upon-Avon, and eight from Shipston, all Market 'Fowar, with the Perpetual Advowson df the Vicarage of Great Kineton ; the great and small Tythes of rather more than 2g7 Acres of Land; a substantial Residence, with suitable attached and detached Offices and Out buildings, and the shell of a spacious new built stone Mansion, listed with brick, slated, and leaded, erected in a superior stile under the direction of Mr. C.ockerelL About 74 Acres of Land, surrounding the Mansion, .are iu hand. The remainder of the Estate is principally divided into three Farnisontly one of which is let on Lease, which will expire at Lady-day, 1813 ; the others are lot at will, or In hand. The Farm houses and Buildings are most of them newly and substantially built; the Plantations are of ornamental growth. 'There is a running stream through the Estate, and a sheet of water might be made at a trifling expeoce. Kineton has a daily Post, and Is situated on the turtipike road to London through Banbury. Part of the purchase-money may lay on mortgage of the Estate if required. To be dewed by application at the Estate, and Particulars had of Messrs. Bellamy and Bannister, Solicitors, Shipston.on-Stour ; at the Warwick Arms, Warwick; at the 'White Lion, Samford on-Avoi ; Red Lion, Banbury; of William Walton, Esq. Gird- Baringhall stet;m at the Auction Mart; and ot Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, tits, Old Broad-street. LOCK AND SURGICAL. DISPENSARY. PaTaow--ais Royal Highness the Duke of YORK. oovettwoas. Earl of Egremont I John I.atoucbe, M. P. Earl of Leitrim. Col. W. Jones, M. P. Hon. CoL J. Barry, M.P. Col. H. Clements, M. P. Bottom:in—Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London. THIS INsTauTioN, established for the exclu sive Treatment and Cure of the VENEREAL. DISEASE:t. and thelr dreadlisi consequences, as Strictures, Debilities. Ulcera tions, tine. has to boast the cure of no less than 2,000 Patients, an. ovally, many of whom have been afflicted from 10 to 20 years. The early symptoms of Gonorrhea anti Chan:re are cured in a few days by Mr Kiernan's superior anti efficacious mode at treattuent,4nd that weakness and derangenteut of the gener.tc.ve organs, which Impair the constitution, and shorten life, are line more successfully treated than on any other plan. Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as usual, by either sex, at his private house, No. 21, Lower Charlotte -street. Bedford-square. whey Letters from Town and Country are to be addressed, and the necessary advice and medicine will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. Just published, price Ss. Practical Observations on the above Diseases. Sold by Sherwood and Co. No. ell, Paternastar-row; Higtday. >K s Fket-straes. .; T Al t( ~'u