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LINES 1 . 0 THETAIMORT OF COLoNiEL SIR NUR, ELIA% OF THE 2213 MOMENT rE WELCH IPONILEFIL' I / 2 WHO 14S ICl4l.kb IN THE HATTLE OF WATERLOO. Weep'st thob for hitt, whoie doom was seard, flu tugland's rendest For him, the lion-heart, who died tn victory's full. resistless tide r Oh! mourn him nee! By deeds like his that field was won, Anti Fate could yitld, toValeur's son, No brighter lot. lie heard his band's exulting cry, He saw the sikuquisli'd Eagles dy; And envied be his death of fame, It shed a sunbeam o'er his name, That nought shall dim; No cloud obs:ur'd his glory's day, It saw no twilightfif-slecay, Weep sera for him! And breathe no dirge's plaintive moan, A Here claims far loftier trine ! • Oh proudly should the numbers swell, recording bow the esighty.felL • • In that dultlisbittym When Etiglaml,inidstthiAsetleisterm, Th' avenging angel—restdisei Orme. In tenfold power! Yet, gal!ant heart ! to swell thy praise, Vain were the Minstrel's noblest lays; Since He, the soldier's guiding star, The Victor Chief, the Lord of War I Ha, awned thy fame; And Oh! like his approving word, What tropMcd marble could record A warrior's name? t. r. T7IEA7 RICAL. A new Musical Farce, called A Chill of the Old Bloch, was brought out at the llaymatket Theatre on Tuesday night, and was, upon the whole, fay 'ur. b!y received. The following is a sketch of th- Plot : Captain Lin& (Barnard) a,rivei at :he house of It's uncle. Sir ArtNitr shift ( retry) Wier an absence of three year.; he finds there Emma (Miss klanht ws) his destined tlnfrir.u.• na:,ly this young I.ady is tiot!er the ctoltsoul of zn aunt, who is of opiniMt that the proper age or marrnge is 5S for the lady and 60 for the gentleman. 1 I.e young it,!y. .► on ever, discovers that this peculiarity arises (rum the circumstance quit her aunt, who happens to be meetly cite prudent :ye for ladies, has formed a arrow upon the heart of air Arthur, who is es.ictly the r rud.nt agt err gentlemen. By a elark.v elk nei . , JO which the two pair of !over. accidentally (%s e believe) mere, the c o ngs of the ado' dove• ate overheard, and this, of tour lead% to atom- prond,r. re•itles t!eseqoAlity lovers there are c.-tipl son S unible ' lacryniwo fat met '4 on ( fokeley) and a jia!ous chamber irta'd, meet! er with Cap: sot Sf gle's man and the ettnighter 4 Old Chop (Mathews), a ju;ly cooper, who talks atursino facts• sanely in favour of drunkenness and good temper. The songs were excellent. Dl avi*Lws was I , lloly encored in tne in wh ch he d serbed a villa,;e' club, Ind imitaed thesingini! 6.31 if' toetnNera. • ''he Comedy of The Poor Otetharoa vets last night performed et the above Tbesit:e is a Nile of norm. 11:ion excellence. A young Lady of the name of TAYLoIt made a Very Promising dove in t-e eltarac ter of Emily WortlikgtOW. Mr. TEM% Sir .Robert a rom a is certainly one of the best pieces of acting' on the stage.—.. The new Farce of A Chip of the (1W Bl o ck was repeated, and having uncle, gone some jit. dicions curtailments, was teceived with the mess un• qualified approbition by a crowded audience: • THE Nnuatt - Tnutu.—A scene of w singular and disgraceful nature took place a- few days ago at G r im'sby. A widow, under the impression of indem• raying her second from the debts of herfrrst husband, proceeded not of the window in a state of nudity, where she was received into the arms of her intended, in the presence of two substantial witnesses! FRUITS OF OppostroiN.—Tlse 'chewing notice was cried by the beilman in Bradford and Trowinidge, on . . Fridaf morns/ • "-Mr. Whim's Coach leaves the Hare awl Hounds corner, at wren o'elotk, to Bath and Bristol. 1:7 re, amide, 2s. nut4de no thing; end coffee. Ica, and trgs, free of ettpenee at the Gnlden Lktn, Bath, at half-I , ast God tame the King and H 'Sins, and protect lite pumic." SPolt.fiNG.—At the York Meeting, on Monday Ptritsit's b. 1. Rosanne, won the Produce Sr : ke.. of 100 guineas ; Lord ScasteNtouctes b. h. Callon. won the Subscription Purse of 25 guineas; and Mr. G. enomeron's b. c. Jacirity-Lad, won the King'. Purse of 100gnineas. C'helmshird Races, which commenced on Tuest:ay' se'ustight, were very respectably but not numerously atten d e d. The rate for the Quern's Guineas was won by Lord G. CAVENDICIN bl. tr. Car, beating: twoe,thers, in two well contested heats. In the se cond heat General Gowat's br. f. by Ruben:, ran over' a boy and beat down several people, who had imprn. eently ventured ton far upon the course ; this caused the filly to lose the beat, which she otherwise must have won. The Gold Cup, value 1(X) guineas, was wflu by Lord Roves dl. g. "karts, beating three others, in three good beats. The races on Wednes.' clay and Thairsday proved very uninteresting. The breakfasts i and Theatre, avert very fashionably attetakted. A tp.aNs. —The Lively, of Betwich, Capt. KINGS- TnN, killed at sra. ten utii( o'ns en the coast of spitz be r gen, in the Greenland seas. E.;et had horns, and. three wete females. Captain KINGSTON, and Mr. oss, the.surgeon, agree in snppos:ng, from concur ring circumstances, that this animal .:asts its horn' like the deer: many of both sexes were seen without it, and no other distinguishing pccolliarity was obser vable so as to account Orem a diffetent genus;...-nor di,i anatortkal examination afford any characteristic C,:ently appreciaW. A. Mao Dor:l.—The residents in St. James's Palau' • were much alarmed on Sunday last by the appear ance of a mad dog. The animal bit away o f i ts ' species within the precincts of the Court, which cre ated so serious an arrthension that an order was, given toshoot all the dogs in the visitiity 1 Saturday sennight, as Mr. RPSERT CVNNINGIIAI4; of Gilloot, and Mr. JOHN Tuoursow, clock-maker, of Crossford, near Lismahago, were piing to the moils to s'hoe,t game, Mr. CUNNINCHASI's musket ac cidentally went off, and Mr. T noun°, , who was" walk tg behind him, received the contents in his left .bd.a.t, which put a period to his existence before me dical could be procured. He has left a wife and small taiuily to lament Lis loss. , WC-143=4:4mm.* -was married to Mr. 11101lb014 ogee about tea . .roorAlis ago. LAW INIELLICENCL COURT OF CHANCERY, ALMOST as. MAYNARD V. HUMPHRIE% The LORD CHANCELLOR observed, this was 3 quese ' than which arose upon the construction of a will. It appeared that the testator (a Mr. Mills) did, by his will, in the year 180 g, after directing that his debts should he paid and a few legacies, devise all his ef• fects, both teal and personal, to trustees, for the pur poses of promoting the Gospel in foreign puts, for bringing up Ministers in sininaties, and for other charitable purposes, that should be thereafter men tioned. The next of kin applied for the residue of the testator's effects, on the ground that the testator must have altered his mind after making his will, as he never did, by codicil or in any other way, mention what those other charities were to be, The Attorney aceeral was made a party on account of the chari ties: it came on to be heard before his Honour the Master of the Rolls, and the only argument made use of was that of the uncertainty of the meaning of the testator. His Honour gave his judgment in fa vour of the next of kin, and it came before his Lord ship in the shape of an op t ical from that judgment. 1-1;s Lot dship said that those cases which had determi ned other questions of charities would not bear on this. The question was, (as the testator had not directed what other charities the property should he appro priated to,) whether the other pasts of the will could he cartiedinto effect ?—lt could not be denied that the testator meant it should go to charitable pur poses; then the question would arise, whether the Court had not a right to stand in his shoes and point out the charities? Or, suppose he put it in this way: a testator bequeathed to A and 11, with another that was to be thereafter named—would A and 11 have a right to take it if that other was never nom , ? There is a case of one hunc!red years standing in the Freem in. 261, which expressly lays down, if a testator devises money by codicil, or note in writing, but no such corbel or note iL tonna, the Court of Chancery would direct it to what charities it would think Et. The case was this—a gentleman having left to charitable purposes, by a paper which could not be fo,:rd. Now he (the Lord Chancellor) would have thotiglit it might be destroyed by the testator, or at It-ast that an issue ought to have been directed to try that question ; instead of which, the Court said that ;he general intention of the testator Was and they found one for it, Christ's Hospizal. He kit carat difrvulty in this case, and thought it ought to I, e re-mfaued. He would therefore appoint the se cond day in next Term for it to be spoke to by one Counsel on each side. In the Insolvent Deb:ors Court yesterday, the pe• tion of J. Whaley, praying to.be discharged, was . missed, it appearing that he was not in legal custody three months prior to its claw. S.veral other insolvents were discharged. Bow•wrazarot—l'esterday )Martin, the di ieer of the hackneyscoaels N0..633, was brought to this Office, charged on suspicion of felostiowly stealing out of his coach a bundle. containing a velvet pelisse, some sheets, table napkins, anti other property, ,belongilg to Mrs. Assn Gloves:Of Pittry-strect, St. James s.—He wos committed hoc further examination. Frederiel Tomer, charged with attempting to commit several rohbe►ies in Peckham Fair, vu Tuesday, was ccmmitted for further examinat;to. Marlin Comer and Thon►s: Cowry, charge h wit!) si milar offences on Monday night, in Peckham Fair, welt committed for trial QUERN-SQUARL—Yesterday G. Wilcox, J. Flaw, I. Cdszciettiort, and Ghee:more, j un. were ch• trg d by 'l'. 111 mks, Esq. of Parson's Green-lane, with cre.iting a tumult on Saturday night, in consequence of . Mr. Marks's efforts to check the sports as Parson's Green Fa.r, the moment the clock struck twelve t at winch hour Mr. Mark: proceeded to the booths, and .rnost uncerenuniintisly turned out ail the people in ; hut (HI aficetttiuing that Mr. M. held uo office, they were exasperated at the pneeedirs, and threa tened to drag him through the ponds and rivers in the neip,hbourhood. After being knocked down se reral tuner.. he made good his retreat to his own house; stAd having got within tlw gates. lir fired , a pistol, with which he had armed himself, amongst the crowd, which wounded• a man hi the hand. An as sault was then made upon his premises, and after de.' at lisping the windows, railings, &c. the assailants, retired. The prisoners were far from being the most active, but they were the only persons that Me. Marks' could distinctly charge. AIL the parties presented veil bruised appearances; and the prisoners stated .that Mr. Marks was clone to blame. Mr. Cheese. mote said he had nearly lost his life in endeavouring to extricate Mr. Marks; and yet he was now put to 'the bar, charged with a Tint. Mr. Fielding lamented that so disgraceinl an affair should .ever have hap pened. But, be Mr. Mai ks' sins what fog might. he must observe, that this riot was not of the com mon character, but was carried on by the most re p.pectahle penple in Fulham. Hoping therefor. that All parties would see the wisdom of burying past :mi. moshies in oblivion, he should postpone the matter .for a week. 4 tv hr)N Hovse.—Yesterday Edward Garcia, Sa. mu d Ja co b i , Afordrzai Levy, liwaphrly Morris, Awl Levi, and "graham- Isaacs, were charged with cheki folly assaulting and robbing Mr. kicard, a respec table merchant in the City. on Monday evening last. The prosecut..r, from the severe injuries he received on the occasion, was unable to attend the examina tion ; but it appeared frotu his written stetement,and 'the evidence of three tither persons residing in the aseighbourhood of St. Mary Axe, that on the evening meininned, about ten o'clock, the prosecutor was passing through aury-street, when a gang of about six persons were observed at the same side of the way. Soon • alter three of thee: advanced close is and buctled him a short time, when they seised his watch, chain, and seals. Two of them-almost immediately "truck him, and after it; licting several violent blows, felled bias senseless to the ground. While in this si. tuaticrit, they rifled his pockets, and the whole ofthem Tao oil in different threcwws, when, notwithstanding the alarm creatrzl, they escaped. The prosecutor was , immediately conveyed to a house, where he received' medical add, and when statiently recovered, save:l such information of the fact, and of the it-at - ties. a. 'enabled the .onieers to snake a discovery of aseptic/1. 1 ners, who, by the activity of Hairiton and Blown,' ware all secured. The personal attendance of thej prom:Cohn.. tram% heist expeeteci shoot a week the prisoners were remanded for another ermined°. • HATTON GARDVN. —An ezarnivatirin took plat , yesterday respeCting the hods+ of a child, found in cess-pool, in HattOn•court, SAffron hill, respectiu} which the Coroner's Jury had returned a verdict (It . Murder'against Koine person or pet sons un known. --Bridget Flame roan. w h o had recently corm , from Ireland, was charged with the murder, sh, having been seen poki•-.. something down into the cesspool. which was sup, Geed to he the b.uly of the child.--A surgeon, of Hatton Garden, co-1.1 not tel.: whether the child was horn alive, hut wa-. of opine°. that the prisoner could not 1w the mother of it. Ti.i prisoner was remanded for luttfr:r essaiination. , 1-lottnnme MunnEns—A miseriede wre.ch, named . Wr;gif, was tried last week at ti,chtieli, lir the nitir dtir of his infant female child. It appeared th it (lit prisoner held the child's head in Ins hands, and hi• thumbs in its throat, sqneez;ng it down on the very ranch, and pressing hard on its throat and head. lie then got the little innocent's head b..tweeti hi. knees, and wrung its neck round ! Ile knelt on its body on the floor, and dached it and beat it wall Ins tiits. Toe ne.-Ic was completely .dido..atcd. The occasional insanity of Weight was proved by vl/flit! witnesses, and the Jut y acquitted him on account of leis insanity. He is to be confuted for life. Ann lisilme, a nianied woman, of Stockport, has been committed to Chester gaol, for the wilful war d& of her new-bota child , CAptAill GEORGE. SHAND, of the brig Shannon, of Aberdeen, was nnfittunately drowned, while that vessel was lying off Elsineur, on the 29th ult. He had gone ashore in his boat, to clear the vessel ; and upon intending to return, he found the boat's crew had left him, and gone away a chinking. a custom but too prevalent among seamen, when allowed to go on shore. Being anxious to reach his vessel that night, he put off in his boat alone ; and i. supposed to have fallen 'overboard, as the boat was picked up soon atter, drifting before the wind. Captain SHAND was a man much respect.d. .A serious accident had nearly occurred in Charles. street, Hatton Garden, yesterday morning, in co , )se. ( - pence of the imprudent practice of placing garden pots outside the windows. without any seetnity, in windy weather. A pot was yesterday morning thrown from At: situation by the wind, and fell upon an elderly Gentleman who was passing at the time ; tin ttniatay, however, it only gave him A slight blow on the should. r ; had it struck him on the head, the e(Fs-ct must have ban fatal, as the p ot was above the commie) size. L I)ertnix tom OF TII TOWN OF PETEItBBI.InO, AMECICA.—The following is a &tailed Accutint of this art:Athol c.ilainity Petersburg, July 11. L st St.nday night, atrium hall-p n.ste the cry ot tire was heard in nor s volume of bane having burst-through the roof .'l an chi wooden rtilding, in a clutter of lumber-houses, kii di,ns, stables, Scc. of the same materials, between brook and Back-streets—communicating instantly the rite rose to an awful height, anti spread with the ra pidity of lightning, simultaneously bending its de structive fury not th e east, and wes , „ Tree whole ot Bollorgbrook and the north side 01 - .,,tck sties% were entutly consunied. llavisg readied tie head of IldilingbioJ!k, it was la:ped 'hat the Wowing tap ot the eraincr 'looses would impede its progress. This was most tifectualty done ; but su tar twin surothtrimg, it seetri:rst t r ag;;zava c Ilse fury of the potent elwrient ; ristirg with len !v.:a vigour, i.i 6;Ale of ere') chart, rh. c.auer vi the to a of buildiii.;s the west side of Sfearoore s staid frorit:og trre tread of Bohitishris.k-street, one of which was occupied as the 1414 of ills Pew:An letelligencer, was soon in a blaze. The iiew end elegant building of 11r. Francis Lynch treat cailht, ant an 1 hew tuntu:es the Altule ot the commercial part of Sycamme-street, twin the '!leak to Old•street, presented one solid mass of lire Every effort was now made to prevent its taking hold on Old-sheet. The two corner houses, on ()p -i polite sides, at the foot of Sycamyre, were blown up, and their fragments levelled witit the earth. But all would not do ; seizing upon the tooth and south at the same time, and the flame ran vanilla as far as the new brick building of Mr. John B. Reed, on the south side ot the culoden tenement exactly opposite, in the occupancy of Mr. Simpson—here, with unpa ralleled exeition, it was at length got under ; !Living raged-with destructive fury ,rear ninety s ami half. About five hundred houses, pa iticipally stoves and shops, are calculated to have been destroyed ; among them the Market-house and Theatre. The loss of property is estimated at three millions of dol. lars. Many lives were lost—the bones are to be seen among the ruins, but it is not known who thr. l sufferers were. Three persons are said to haw! been blown up in the explosion at the foot of Sycamore; two or three children were burnt to death in the louver part of Bollingbrook, and the bleach-burnt bones of one unfOrtunate victim were to be seen at the back dcor of the tenement lately occupied as an sauce. Many more have doubtlees ,perished—for it was with the utmost difficulty that a greet number of the vitiator, 'animated by a noble zeal to save the property of their hiPads and neighbours, could be re strained floral meting the hot.,es, even after Ill.alches • had been fi xed to blow their, to atoms. _.. The citigeni guirrally manifested a disposition to save the town, but all was contusion and f rum the commencement. No one seemed w ;fling to as sume responsibility, or to take a part. It was the opinion of many, teat it one or two housed on either side of tl.e building which first took fire on liollingbrook had been blown up,' its ravages would have spread ao ✓farther. liut.lruni the folios sibility of proi.uting a sufficient quantity of powder from any place Reiter than the to x hich messengers were immediately dispatched, but re tinned too late, this plan was found to be imprac- L•eible. Tuesday ae ' aitght, at St. Cawahrt., Cheater, Mr. I.awtion, aged 30 yews, to Altar Watker, a j , ktly tlattiael of 11.1 s lataicc ul pulu is wale to Jr.ive Leta mutat' tali the precetiii.‘ Min3a..;• , Litt the clelice.y w umlaut,' w.o, Sa touch witrpuw: ret', by Om Jude gaze of some SCOI , II w ttlidotive veciatuot who ilia?: atictUb whiwas the procea•soil .it 4ltdr of Jj yawn. t ..at she C. l lllll 1 111 t nWilerres 4, l4llt.4l to itliVr her bUt!tt• Oh invr dm chick ct the CAtheilial had 1111411:11Ct4 the tour tat ausitt,!.-the ceretiwuy wat.. 14 course rUs•lgOtied 1111 Olt: 1141 tqg di4y, mtlieu se.rewiii ; ;, up 'iresol t ition or Or .ti:4:llr, I.l,ace, t to: tot iLl:11 couple milted out to' . 'I be church, anttl the clateriugl 41t: f t•N r d •— A 4 A l tbg 711lblc lute, was Lied. • nutrikininiew nti PP TIE-trt• Creatent, for the Eldridge Gerry Jud 01- 1 :en tAredtieidty Irv, at S, Lawrence Pouctney-6111; recalled Wrineedala tt 1 , , pithy.. legthive aild diviner, for the 'Naomi, ow Saturday, at C 4 • !artier-place, Tcir;sie-lhir ; recalled fue days and Sa , urdays. NOS to lie wade at Gtlll.ntlial.l.. Sept. 2, Wm. Whose, Tisohrldge, eotosnonkrewet, at twice 4apt.lo, Wns. Cottrell, L'lrcts*.ts:er, 17dJkly, at ten Sept. tg f acne% Askew Leach, teed lion-stre. t, ;iv staller.at eleven. Svpt . •', Joh:. Cock, Lower In:tuft-baker. at twOte. A. 4 :6, I.mie , : Rielgails and i..tus Matthew , , o.sawc/I .41-..tt,ca p.ll fete, at t We. • ug. 12, lame.% Krnt, Wm. Smitb. . 41 „1 Clorke, Duke-array Sou•hsvark, hat tnanufacturers,ai trtive. Vil./RNDS to be Made to the COUNTRY. Sept. IQ., J dries Joh*tome; Lienvo u t, in.retienr, ar one. :a t!,4 G.. ,1 , Liverpool. Sept 15, Wm. Camcrou, I.;*4l , vocg, mei chant it tit vet.; a die ofrl4e of Mc"r'• Grstt.h .n ;it:, I,tvLapout. Sty. 14, lostsph Wdolmvr. Esrter, litwerJr.tp-t, twelve, at the Old Lendqn Inn, Exttrr. sent. In, wi n r; . ,,., Margatt, Itarthrearentan, at t*dve, at the 1.4md0:1 Margate. Sept. 14, Plenty Walker. '1 littrotavol, tlealer,. lever, at the e Crown,, Sept. 16. Win. tlur,t, Portsca, inettnuot, at two, at t l 4 ludic AIM*, GO•puri. ci.RTINICATEi.—.Scri sutra 12. SAIIIIIO Janis Litt!e Wild wretr,cobiertAttete•. Joseph !wk, lientiterham, whtel sale draper. 14)44 Cualipp, hatter. Wnt.Spenerr, Wooly. rhemptem. gun-harte -in mul.if.t.: 116011114 C Lvins, 6.14011, &MOT. Mat Mil!VII Brie t •St ore dealer. l ar I ti..vr. Pnehr, unilirr-nterci4 int. __ ....... 1%1C1:-1 (/F (iCil.l) ANN) s. i.v eq. Portugal th'h in Coin, pry t.r. •CO Os Oa. Foreign Gold in li..rs 4 9s Cl. - New noublooos 'CS 4 0 I r: , ,w Dollars ha MIL COAL hi Ships at Iktarktt. Pi s9j Newcartls 14 Sunde►land 1 Welch Cod 1 Casing in 6 1 t 116 t. 01 to 491 M. 4 . 1.. 4 to 13. 61 Mk. t 1- 4'e. 01 TO-;.loltitOW hiN • 1)::„ .• Morning 0 stfrr S Afternoon . • 17 Illlrllfe4 alter CHiNo's WORM LozENGLs. WORLY'S are allowed to Se the- roost freqq( 3 . l Sources of Childrerts' 1/isesNes:— I . heir every Parent should be aepraipted with. Thy h is of appetite, a paleness of the face, anti L. 44 Ruhr state of,the bowels, attended with violent panis: bring on coovulsiutts, affect the growth of the body, ALI c.! prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. iinth preventative an curet vr these gaming complaints, the excellent Medic:ix is univarrally allowed, on tau te.tiouttay ti„ highest characters in this country, to have no equal. phtnic arptob....ion. given to the Prt:prietur, trrrn a peer; o 4 Lrowledi:e ut its err:racy to tstrir own tanuttet, came, Itt wee beyond co:; , 4)etaion, and gives a sanctum to it fly °vie, ededieit:e of the kird can bract. Froal the Hun. and R:gl4l.l}v. er tour Blgtop ur ElAktr, g 'En Mr. Cams°, A patle.c ary, a. .ide. &a—l rukiily embrace the opportutlity yot,t of allay my testithonf tciitiit wt ti.e Chia !i; of your Chins\ Patigni Wurm I .ctittliges, rnt rides: few months ago derived eery materna hettrlii front the u.•- , • He bad bet.: unwell tor seirtf.e. preetou, to hiA aprearced pate t:d emaciated, mias languid. and coo ;dais J quendy of pains in lies Iy,:ad and side. The t 'jot K. who had acticit.etly 'seen him in this *Aare, f‘utunately , mettded me to the trit.i or your I,...r.cligra that no might be lots, or any ode:eke iniglit (scot., in oinvili:le ass. twine Medicine, strut me thivedo-cs at ii. 114 occasioned a visible ainenantent, .n I veto the thc.4:ll every unpleasant sytuyirtt di4.ype.:reJ, Lot I • to give -the third, Ab the two !sumer 1:i.1 r.gtee.i nionly well. FrJot that time tr.y sv.o h ttLcrb ; .A•ric: t and l certs;r4 attrib u te his cure wholly t'te y Worn: lertengos. I Lame olet•• c,..r 1.4,74 several in •rac.cti, si.here;ti 1 bare the 1141 4:A.41 they hate ttif.fott:tly be•-ft of cruet 41 , 9/1 •-t, I o troll the usture.ot r:.e it .4 f product J by ;item h. lily heit.l the comp Jit.ts to have at ts..t truot til:4tritt. betwe•mtb.• stomach anJ li,t era. 1 43i, 4:c. ittar C.lstle, Dec 7. 1. CA141.1.1.r. eb Sell at W.:. Itut:er s, N 0.4, t hearrida. C• 4 aer 4), St. Lord.,r, ant! :ncrt Cr.e Itfft!ie.n. I 1 miers w cv , !ry ,R '.144 • 4 4, 4 IA 11• V I ••• car' 1T ) Oat Clef% hAve .ntributud wor , . 111 d -str3y lym;ariii tiari..ut is sib ati th whftb ArL tingvs• r IV! •cpl of twery t.i , A1:•1111 to the Shfitit •or Weelltree, C 41.'et•t1.11 s ;)tien uirt [al by Direasc, a rtur,vzitua of at,: • . _ 'ably requ . sine. y years hay.. w e . . thi exclusive tr -atm .nt tit the hittoodii4.l.hissg..kets. tto ixistui pion our plan gives vs t , . as tar as we at aiele, the ravag.4 at t1441.4' C0.1111::.'114• 1%140 ar,i4e mos 111114011.4111 141 the ca:Alogue cal tio.stass !:.t.rito..le.. u. initiation into every branch, as Navy • :ahem*. We rt.IZA at an e..rly period Of pfiCtriCi l / 2 to ttliCtii: „py. 1: noranc► of um...located meat, or the etivally ilaneei nes erectq. Ay of gcnerai Prat:thaws , " the Disorders to the cure of which we have devoted our • . tension, comprise every speces of Venereal lufection all of Debility, sehtth-r arts ug fro::i the hah'is of sclatol or the indul t :ellen.* of mature. io; , •; that deraneeramt o..ti System in Woolen, watch is called /14nvivo.f:.4 er 5 ray; Seminal Wealatesses, Cleats, (lbsirt:ettons in the as also Stiicture.s, whether recent or of long t'airafloc, ark which have baffled the skill of other eractitt.sters, at, ty our present unproved plan of treatxteut ellicteully se.' ;:ertt.s• ciently cured, without the p tttcni sulicfinr, the eaerheninc.. - .144 and alarming I lemorrLage which frequently lobows the ay idler tien of the I.ona: Caustic lo he coar-e sitpurestec -ivy !it 'nee to this metropolis, numerous cases of S I RIC Lave {nett and are daily under our care, tae total eradication of whirl. st sae feet*" by a sa'e, ;aid etcpedituatts mode of cure sept.ite to any other yet ado'. r.i. '1 lie weakness, rek.aation, atid de'ss lily, proceeding fzuna this complaint are spredi!y rent 1 1 14 . 4!. ttf the Patient restore.: t.) .iniad and ea:borrow health. a,cr tit; el the debility has for year: existed, * proper perscser:utre io oW restocative renietLes its indispensably requisiter, 14) rev; veep. slcav baring sparks of life, and to reatsimaw the town:a:oat Numerous Diseases are the resuk of %manure - ur haste in Ott treatment of Ceonlribea, and it rot coireltiestili Ltr pens that the seeds of life are poises'ed by the in liscrtalon 1,1 ie unguarded hour. By a superior method writ cortiolaiLts easily cured; and etr,n where others have lade , !, we tenet fix we may prerunte to nEer a raliral ever, W.! elt cases of complicated $343 Ms in IL:. t. WWI vii:h the calamitous situation of Jaen, vi tist, itam game In a solitary vice, or 1111 pres.dent gaieties sit ; life, acquire that qate of debility which is the AlaTv 3,1,...15ce cat such rexhic:aut habits. Where the use tel , c , * brood's over his issizery. butt tearfully conceals hi, 1.4“1iV" , to ". 4 maybe WIC C 4014011411041 tor him to know, fat aith,..est. ft 4, 0. of doubt or taucertatnty with s etper Proctitlisintrt, Mtv..ll of these tle,ficliocies by the eadttalltrOr.ren "1 K. Is the se q irreale:: of our eeptnience. lithe rite+ i4t . tas • 's Ventre have bognu to tedoce manly plow. fitu PI :tilde: /1 he prevented ley an earti o ccitera•niivi of this strt , "• 141 these cares no ;re* ty wilt treeor.. aertitcates of our skill and humanity dinint the treatim'' .• the above complaints, **ion' math etsiluent Poytava* maw ..;• t'i: 1" as well as I”. , ers <mit some Nohienwas ands 11 , vre who ice slated on their arc seedy tp. satis(y every one of zw whinny of wiist we adva.ice- Married Women, whose espectatloni of a family tree &fettled, front %lower cause, will receive sonic rcuviati''''" heating „that 11 . 4.:411.C4 4 41, by attention to our nie.licnr• idlersl auto. ions beeci.o. renovated, audit% oilintee• f ht se.r.rety whisk 44 se essential to our ucilerrAtijits atialificate.ols te/Hcii we have presumes' to state, font the 1:4 , cat s,,triere-tis•asts. and in coineldroce with such sta. Litar...is Is Oven. that Messrs. Currie mid Co. may be etees.L.-rd 1 ; s'''.+ pall', of either St-a c'ith Int grettest secrecy aril I,sossoisi• Ly an early apielica: ion to lifeZsi. Cut rlr sal Co. will escayst the pat.'s, danger, and awn w of a 1:r; ILI , I • ' '' 4l ;attendance upon less expeilenenelpracittioners. Pitts, sir. in tic Coutt.ry are reiesestt:d to •:ate the pare'' of their core, age, and general ItAstt of :lents, and etiele•tv i+*" mutant for advice 211 Ci Meal:int), when the saute-ond h' 04 or gut to any pert art the Xf irgthen„ • CUit It If. an 4 l , e. tit:rglntis,.iiie. W 7. tivt ic''':A 6 * air Prbrued by i.avau. Ijirrn7F:fkr.! pubbskgd therv 4 '944l4 UV OW Liiks. 'fm i'4/4