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LAW INTISLLIGENC.E. COURT OF 1 IC.OIIIQTTPR, MAY 40. , • Inv A Lovrtnx. TOE ATTORNEY TJENFRAL V. COLONEL. MLR. This was a pr )reeding to mover re 12,912, .lue the Government. The Souctroa GevEnist. stated that Colonel Ogle entered into an engagement to raise rc. mit,: for the 11 mx j he was to xective an al. lowance for ev Ty man delivered at Chatham Bar racks. In the course of this service he received con side-:able stuns from Government. It appeared by the C.olonel's accounts delivered in IBM, that great overchirges had been made, and as exArnination was necessa , y, Colonel Ole gave a bond, the a u dition t)f which was, that three months after the balance of the accounts was declared he would pay the same. and in case he did so pay, all charges law shOnld be struck ntf. The balance was declared by Lord Palmerstone to be 2.33(i. and as the defendant did " 1 pay at the end of three enontlni, the legal charges were added, and this process commenced. There was no valid defence, and the Jury found a verdict for £12,912. TIM KING V. cowrie. This was an issue berveen the Excise and the de fendant, a Maltster, in Essex, and the endeavour was to recover - Je7O(X) alleged to be due to the Clown, for ditties which the defendant haJ kept back from the officers while making malt at his houses in Weathers had Fan-office, and Finchenfield. He was charged with what is termed making run num ; and the Jiity, undar all the circumstances, found a verdict for the Crown—Damages £7456. This was a most extraordinary cause ; it commen ced on Monday last, and was adjourned evt.ry even ing at five o'clock until this day. The Jury was quite exbiusted, and one Gentleman was taken, so ill, that it. informed the Chid Baron, on Friday, that be could proceed no further that night. Not less than 80 witnesses were examined. Yesterday Divine Service was performed . at Carl ton House, by the Rev. J. S. CLANK* The PRINCE REGENT gave ass elegant dinner on Saturday, at Carlton House, to the Doke of GonnoN,' Mr. NVALTF:ft :SCOT[, and Dr. CLARKIi. LaNAtiall to his Royal Highness. NlondNy, the Sth inst. the foundation stones for a new Academy and Prison were laid at Kirkcud brght, in Scotland, with great masonic pomp, under the superintendence o 1 Sir ALEXANDER GORDON, of Culvennan, Provincial Grand Master. On both ac eisiiis the Worthy Grand Master delivered suitable speech. , to the company present: and to each address W Lida II I Iib:LAN-Ir. Esq. the Pros , est ot Kirkcudbright, made a corresponding and impressive reply. The buildings were consecrated by the Rev. Mr. BROWN. ut TODgUeIaDJ ; and the procession then returned to the Mason Lodge, where a splendid cold collation was prepsred for the company by the Magistrates. Covetsr•GAIMEN TnearnE.—The continued indis position if Mi. KLNIBLE, occasioned the part of Pierre, in Pe.~iee Prairred, to be performed on Saturday by 'the unparalleled powers of Miss O'NEILL, v pith appear to grow v ith the approval of them, L onlitluated everything except tilt regret a 11;cli resulted tr-m the cause tat Mr. Ki:NTILE'S absence. Mr. rnint!:.—A riirr4 of the ch•ath of this gen tleman prevaled )e terday, but vie are happy in being abl . to contradict it : Mr. KENint.a is rather. Lt!rer th.iii he has been tor some days past. • PAAK.—The gala yesterday was . complete. We i.ever s.,w Hyde Park appear to greater adven t ig!.. 'The crtrads of well dressed 'people, forming an assembled multitude, in dote phalanx, almost clualled the scene u itrn the Allied Sovereigns paid us a visit. Abou. tour o'clock k becameirnitossible - - t gain acceLs at the Piccadilly gates .withour grea and the impatience of those waiting in car. • was strikingly exemplified by their quitting the , :r vehicles and makiil i g their way en foot. 'flit 4.111 - . ct a such a mass of co:Kim, charilts, landaus, curriAcs, and whams, collecting tram ail qu :rters, rn iy be easily conceivelli. In the equipages of mite vere the t•Mowing: For.ign 11/14ii.trrs and thole ladles; ruchessm of Nor ittetedveriand, Lerdic. bbeweastle, 1141,ntrose, Rosburgh,tirafron;. arctionassel—llentord, Wellesley, Laosdovnie, Cantsie ll , 'a/nithewer, Binh, Llosvnalstre; Ciro view 6—Ftvtioti, Albemarle.' imerick, Otoisnoodoley, HardwiFte, Pomfret, Llarriley, Cas s lhs ; • ladu s —Casttere; sit, Smith Itorze.s, G. Cavendish, G. rereeford, Langford; Mistresses-4340m, Beaumont, Walpole,. Spencer, Staribor, and 'P. Chaplin SAGAOrtY 9Y TDB I'OOIOLE DIG.— A shoe-black,: a-ho used to take hit station tefore the entrance of the Hotel de Niverntsity at Paris, possessed a large .black poodle.' who-had the extraordinary talent of procuring custom for his master. This animal would clip his fl..ri: ; e woolly paw int 4 the kennel, and ,pcit , it upon every hot that came near him. The shoe-black; t of course, was ever Deady to offer his stool, with an invitation en the person beilasibed,to take a teat upon K, and have the fill& wiped off their shoe ; as long as the dog saw his Matter pniployed, he would lay quietly . , by his tide, seenaintto know that he could not clean two pair of shoes at a time, but as soon as he saw his, master unoccupied. he went no with his business.. The sagacity of this extraordinary animal became the ; comersation of the savants' In the -hotel, and Irnm the kitchen, his fame soon mounted into the drawing- A wealthy Enaisliman, who happened to be en a visit at the hotel, was so delighted with the won derful abilities of the poralle, that he offered the sr lOti • l'ltt k ten guineas for him, but the master loved his' clog, and would not • take the money offered. The doubled.the sum; this Was too great a temptation —he dicipt a tear over his dog, took the mosivy, aid gay.f op his .fifithlul Companion.. The a'aig, was inunediately taken to London by his new master. • Post:teen• days atter, when the poor shoe-' - black had passtd very melancholy day, not having bad a sinkie shoe to clean, which, of .course, waste him. tt - arty regret the .vss of his dear dog. the prior toren d came ding to his old masterdicking his foci: and hands, aid howling out his joy. The : l ois far (ion t f thi s • e- t/laces cmsnot be espressed—.44 My dear t•-ltood imam It, (said lie, rapturously kissing his iii>g) wolf pat n ; the . . Englishman mty haste his twisty guineas kg.siti, 1-would lint now part withsurea f.r a hundred Mmes that rains" It was • aseertione.!, that this poor dog having limper! back -into the sante .packet shat conveyed bini to Doses, bad trserlied hum London to Paris in six days; and it is su pposed, (torn his appeatance, that .be had ioud.dusinA tisat-Risiod, -; • 11•11111=11•11•MMI S FROM StIiIIRDAT KGIf7'.V.G.IZEITE. FOREIGN OFFICE, MAY CO, 1013. • His Royal Hiphiless the Whitt Repent has been pleased, In he name and on the behalf of 'his Majesty, to approve of Mr hetet+ Leigh. as Consul bir the Pamperer of Runi► at Liverpool. ilia Royal Highness the Pt nice Regent his also heti' pleased, in the mine and on the In half of his r%taj.”.t y, to approve of Mr. Ikmatims Seiler, as Caml for the Emperor of Austria t:t Malta. BA NKR II PTCY ENLARGED. July 4, homas Laytock and / Imes I.aytoek, of Bradford, Yorkshire, dealers in inland spirit, at ten, at Cluild:sidl. BANKRUPTCY SrTPERAEDVD lohn Moore the elder, of King's Brompton, Somerset, yermsts. BANKRUPTS. . . Peter Fawett, of St. Martin's, Stamford Baron, Nonhampton- Aire, ii.nholder and farmer. to - surrender June 15,16, and July 1. at Pleven, at r' e thOrge lon, S'. Martin's. Attondes, Mr. Winitm 11;Tt:ingo.., Stamford; a Messrs. Janiesaud Abbott, No. H. Nets , Inn, London. Linn-, •am Wr;cht, of Clarence-place, Ilacliney-road, Mid horse hair-martifacturer, dealer asp; chopman, May &I, a , one, June 6, and Judy 1, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attor ney. Mr. William Richardson, C , enient's•lott Ezekiel Gaspard, of Na. 7, Georee-street, Minorles, London, •mercinuit, dealer and eharturt% May 27, lone 6, and !uly I. at twelve, at ottildhall. Anoraks, Messrs. Leigh , h lason, and lisusman. Ntcsv Jltidge-strvet. Thomas P.olvrts and Widlam Stet:liens, of the Outparish of St. Pleilip and lariat, Gloucestershire, tolszt..eo-pipe-tnanttfacts rers, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, June 2,3, and July 1, at one, at the Commercial Rooms. Bristol Atttooks, Messrs. Boordilloit and Hewitt, Little Friday-street, London; or Mr. Vsn. BM" Witte-street, Walter f lippesley Clarke, of the varish of Lytictimb and Wyd cor.abe, liontertirt, coal, merchant. dealer vaul Chapman, lutte 1, 2, and July 1, at twelve. at the Contrite, r'al Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Muses. Lamberts, Taylor, and Deane, 2, Gray's ltiu•square, London; or Mr. Tanner, Bristol. John Grimm, of Munniototh, timber-inerchant, de a!er and chap man, Mai 30, 31. and July I, at eleven, at the ^town and Thistle, Monmouth. Atttirtiles, Mr. Pugh, 33, Bernard-street, Loodots ; or Mr. Phillpotts. Monmouth. Richard Johnson, of Liverpool, !In rchant. dealer and chapmin, June 12,13, and Jody I, at tlevwi, at the York /dotal, Liver pod. AttNrities, Messrs. Statham, I lughes, and Foster, Ex change-alley, Liverpool; or Me.srs. Dade and John, No. 6, Palsgrave-place, •I'emple, I,sn A lon. hotuas Saamer anti John sal met, of Manchester, hat-manu facturers, hosiers, dealers, chap:nen, and copartners, May 27, 31, and July I. at one, at the :star Inn. Manchester. Atm , nies, Mr. Hadfield, Manchester; or Mr. Phuip Hurd, Temple. Charles Norton the yotenger, of Birmingham, builder, dealer and etymon, June 16,17, at tureive.at the Royal Hot-1, • Lam. Atturides, Atesstr. Baxter and Bowiter, Furnivars- him, London ; or Mc. Richard thrd,Birminghatu. William Halliday, of Manchester, esatoneepinner, dealer and ehapman, May 27, 31, and July t, at eleven, at the Mosley Arms hin, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Jc: emiah Buckley, Brown -street, klattehester; or Messrs. tthephere., Adhisstott, and Gresory, Bedford•row, London. Silas Cave, of Oxlord-street, Middlesex, mercer, dealer and chap man, May 27, June 6, and July 1, at ten, at Outidhall.— Atturnies. Messrs. Hughes and Buxton, 29, Fenchorch-vreet. Thomas's/tut:lit, otherwise Thomas 'haunt Parker, of Heath field, Sussex, common carrier, dealer and chapati, Mac 27, Tune 3, and July 1. at ten, at llttildhall. /Unsettles. Messrs. Dyne and Son, si, Lisicoln's•lase..Fiells, London. Thomas Cooper, of ldaticher er, roach-maker, dealer and chap man, June 9, 10, and July 1, r ten, at the Star bun, Manche*. ter. Attu:airs, Messrs. Fairthosaie and Clarke, Warnford court, Loudon; se Mt. Hyslop, King-street, Manchester. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. June 29. John Williams, Tooley-street, plumber, at eleven. June 13. Edward and Christoplivr 1-1111 and Andrew Heme Al thane, Little Tower-hill, cornfacturs, at tv.n. I sue 47. F.tlw..rd Dodd, flock head, tallow-chan.ll-r, tw.lve. June 1.3. Daniel Fowler, Grarechurch.street, merchant, at irelve. June G. Da vid Arm*, tleacezburch street, h.tokeeller, to eleven. lung Charles Robinson ,Red Lion.. trete, ledserdather, at twelve. Jtme S. Was. Bowler, ten. Cattiostreet, hatter, a! ten. June (7. H. ferslinand Pelerin, I.l.iy.l's Coffee-house, ir.snr tvice-hroker,nt 1 2. June 13. Michael Ahrthain, Duke street, riterchant, at ten. Tune iI. Lewin Lewin, Great. Prescott-street. merchant, at 12. Jure 24. Wits. Sonthey. Ketivingtnn-lane, dealer, at twelve. May stn. Wm. C 41)!.... Broturot., Kent, het :It I', a' tWr-kre bow to. Ed uard liztfull, Getitg..ureet, tio.rchant, art eh:vett. May t 7. Joseph ?;:. ler, Jelfrie.,4.ll,:ire, int 'Thant, at eleven. June 24. John 1-1.4 , 0 n, Old Cry Chambers, merchant, at ten. June 13, Carts r Draper, Thavtee Inn, anti Lambeth, scriveuer, at ten. — June 10, John B(4bury, etf White Lion-street, ChelNee, tern chandler, at twel.re. June Edward and 11.1rriert liodson, of Crteta-str.et, printers, at ten. May t 7, Edmund 'towns:l44,ot Maiden-Lne, wine and cyder merchant, as one. June 19, Thos. Hopkins, t. antden-st rota, builder, .u. tea. DIVIDENDS to he made in the COUNTRY.. June 6, John Langford, jun. A s s!Morin: bookseller, at two, at the Green Man, A,t,botut. June 6, William Young, Great Colwell, dealer, at eh.veo, a: the Crown, (treat ba , iiigdon June 9, ',Monist Coc::ran, Yotk, glover, at leven, a Etritlge Hotel, Yrak. June 9. it it :lard Haworth, HMI, merchant, at. eleven, at tie Dog and Duet, Hull. June 6, John Ash burce, grocer, at two, at the Green Matt, A%lihorne. June 9, John Whittle, Liverpool, taylor, at metier, at the George, Li- verTool. June 7, Philkp :Vlavon. 13ri,tnl, slummaker, pt one, at the Commercial Rooms, &hoot. June 7, Saniii.l Peck, Liver pool, merchaat, at bre, at the li:hie!. Army, Livcrpti,d. Juue.B, Robert Brown, Worcester, glover, at els. vem, at the Star and Garter, Worcester. Awe 13, Moorbonse 1101, Giiiishurgli, corn fat; or, at eleven, ar the Black n.OfieS Head, Gain:dr:loi. June 13, Salmis! Herbert, of Nu' th Newton, euw-dealer, at eleven, at the 11 White Lion.. Banbury. lime 16. s John steane, Newport, Haute, liquor-niorchant..at tw.a,,,at the But;,:e Ni waa w. June ta,• Thomas High, Sandeststry, calEu.ra atm t .e.• titer, et one,.at the New Inn, Blackburn. June s, Ruben lit iv.v Worce.ter, glover, at eleven, at the Star and Garter, Worcester. June 14, John Gough, Wern, Saiap, victualler, at eleven, at the Black Lion Inn, Went. June 2I Wm. Hutton the younger, Fremington, Deaton, • lime-hurmr, at eleven, at the Golden Lion, Barnstaple. June 12, Wm. Senn, Wakefield, iriiikeepue, n oleven, at the Value Inn, Manchester. Joni:49, Lydia Wilkinson, of licetinetam, hosier, at.eieren, at the Punds t!owl, Nottingham. June 19, Henry Garton, Nottingham, butler, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, Nat tiogham. lone JU, Wiu. Parry Hutcldn.on, Liverpool, whole sale grocer, at ant, at the Getup hen, Liverpool. June 12, Da vid Maurice, Meribarough,linais and woollen-draper,clealer and divan's, at twelve, at the Castle Inn, Marlborough. CERTIFICATES....h.Na 7. John 'Richardson, Tewkesbury, elsair.manufactucer. Timothy • Lichigary Dunsforti, St. Mary-axe. Merchant. Thomls Bend, Shitlot.d, monster. samutl Ca:esby, Bedford-court, Clutent- Garth n, woollen-a:raper. JUN I tn.—Richard Lintion, Bristol, timber-mesallant. Mary Wild, Ll' hitehaven, innkeeper. Wm. Ak standee Mils, Kempey.l Woreestei shire, miller. William Royal Exchange, patent stedieine•rentler. John Steel, Fink erton. I.incolnshlre, banker.' ritotno, Court, Birmingham ' currier . Edward Bluek,Ledbury NI rth, y lop, miller. Eilword Cheltenham, former. Win. •L'ilivie, of listrungham, jeweller. John Matthews, of Norwich, pluntbt r. Tholtios Brown ', ktol , 111A1* biet. - Richard Isbell. Charles Cl.a,ple, and Rickard sgory Isbell, MLII Bay, Devon, builders. Wm. Ass hery, Kupert4treet, victualler. Wm. Nast', •.n. Mary Ase..teu-dealer. 'Convulsion Fits proceed from 'blows, bruifes, frights, and violent p4ss;ons such as fear, anger, joy,' &c. Various and alarming are the effints produced 'by fits falling into tire, water, and Other daitgers,• by wlikh many have su.ifuted ,; whole families have been kept in constant uneasiness. A case lately oc curred worthy of notice.: J. C. of the Navy, had for niany months telling tits two or three times a day, and underwent imany painful' experiments v.athout any good.effeet at length he applied to Dr. Cann ata, LonkAcre, by whom he was safety culled.— Full satisfaction mite had of this, and many othir cures by Gatinsaa's ht.i.s. This person's brother was saved front a deetpdoidne nine yeats ado, by the sante medicine. VNIPERSIIT INTELLIGI A'CB. • OXFORD, MAY 20. Dr. Forresttr, brother of Cecil Vorrester, Erg of Willey, will lake the protendal stall of Worcester, vacant by the death of the nee. 'I homas Fountain. The vain Ade vicarage of Brornsgrove, Worcettershire, winch Mr. ['countable held, is given to a MLm bcr of the Chapter, being In their gift. The number of candidate t to whom Testintoniunts for their ht „revs were given by the Examiners, but who were nut choltred lotto either of the classes, 217101111fr.i or eighty. whole number of Decrees in Hyde:. •I'er'tr was, D.l). two —D.O L. one--B.D. three—M.A. thirty-live-IA. sixty •thren, Matriculations, eighty-►ix. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTI9XS. Rev. G. Capper, M.A. has been insti•ut^d to the vicarage of Wherstead, synth, nil the pretental ion of the King. kev. G. Burdon, chaplain In the Navy, i v) the vatuakie rectory of hal,tone, Northumberland. Rev. J. L. Harding, to the living of Monlcleigh, Devon. Rev. H. J. Beaver, late rector of Goddingion, in this county, to the rectory• of florncontbe, Sussex. Rev. W. Spooner, to the vicarage of Chi; ping Catupden, (Ilonteo.stersloire. Rev. T. Scott Smyth, to the vicarage of St. Austell and St. 81a5e..., in Cornwall. _ MAR RI ED, Rev. Wm. Croshie, son of the late Hon. aril Rev. NT: o vine Cr,shle, I kin of Unterkits to Miss Deutsche, daughter of Coio. t e 1 Lasoucke, M.P. for the county r.f Carlow. M0n , !...y, at St. Pancras Church, the R v. John Wickens, of Mt; ri-ston, Dorsetshire, to Mite Sarah Vat, of puole, the same comity. Tuesday, at Claybrook, tint Rev. Pcnjamin Riehinre, M.A. of i.i.wotti College, Oxford, to flat jet lane, &ugh et' of John Gooktaere, Esq 'sinker, Ullesthorise I twist., Leicester..hir ,. . Thors.lay, a: St. Cone's, Ilan:over square, Lieut.-Colonel Greitory W.,y, Km. at.d K. I'.S. to Marianne, daughter of John %Vesistsd, Esq of Wooderon, Osfordsh , re. A'l 4 y o, h• t orenant,Colonei (I. Vist•dhant, of the 20th Llgbt Dragoon., to Miss Mary Blunt, of Crairt, A Rathfarnhant Church, Major Lnrenio Noon, fiflth Foot, to Letitia, tel daughter of lticl.ard Waller, of Kinttuage Ii Use, county of Dublin. DIED. • Rev. N. Gay, vicar of St. Bieward's, in Cornwall. lane, the wire of Th 1111 l as Catchpool, of Colchester. She had attended, apparently in her uNual health, the Ei tends' Mee , hig. house, was suddenly seized with a fit, and exkired soon ail(/' she was conveyed home. .April 12, at Stoskhohn, Custavus Baron Oxenstiema, hip' late Swedish Majesty'a Envoy Extraordinary and Ministec Pieni poteritiary to the Court at Copenhagen. May V., at Worcester, Mrs. Stafford, wife of the Rev. Win. Stafford, Vicar of Overbury, Worcestershire. May 0, Charles Wall, Esq. of Normar-court, Hamrshire. Ile was riding by the side of his carriage, in which Mrs. Wall, when he tell suddenly from his hor-e in a fit. Wits. W. imme• dlaidy alight.; with almost overpowered feeling s i .aud rtes pt et; to biped him, but the vital spark was x: Met. May R, An Carey, wife of Junes M 1 a it:s C.trey, schoolmaster in Itrentford, in th, moth year of her age.. May 9, in his 19th vear, the son tit Mr. Parker, tallow-chand ler, Ilalfwag house, whose death svai i rochlced by suttden ft iF bt at the alarm given of the fire that lately happened At Portsmouth. May 10, at B. rwick, ktel Cs years, Thotit.ts E.q one of the mr.gistrates of that burgh, aud formerly Colonel in the Loyal lier ick Voila leers. M.Av 11,e a very advanced age, the Rev. Wen. Wines, Artll - Wills, and Rector .4f Christ cut Malford, ilts, the du • ties of which par.sb be reformed for she space of nearly 5n years. May 17, in :seessoisetirre, Mrs. Towers Atco, aril 70 yeti% was ocewinneil by thaii:jury se:wanted so cer.,,cceence of her muslin drew s,g fire while she was writing about three weeks ago. At Ronne Green, Mr. Jibn Steele, aged 302. Ilelived to see do fewer that, .even gsandtather, ttaher, chili ten, graced children , grew Trand children, :Ind grratircest-graud ct4ildreN near YOO or whom are row being. SCORIIVI IC COM A iNtS THE reputation Dr. FREEMAN'. GITTTA sti.l.t/ FAUN, ha• ben bristly established by Forty Yews experience of its etfrects in Semiotic and Venereal Ci , mlaints Foy Scrofula, Mos(sid triodes of the Chinas, the I.yooph, the DI•41tI. or the eenivelsConsitution occasioned thy 2ollllillit eras mastcr Tetalltral in the habit, Of Intevoluci d by Ger ten'indiscretii,ns„ intemperance, or iii•illtiona use of Mercury, dos Medicine will he found the most elkaciona, and at the same ' time list: West that cal be resort. , t to; and is no less excelli•tit In diseases of the Kidneys and Sladder,OhErtsctions In the Drs. nary Passages and Lumbago. It requires no restraint of tlet, contioement,or hinderance to lussin:!..s. • To Mr. BVTIAIt. l)r. FR CEMAN'S Agent. Sts,-4 beg yon will pnblisli the torewii.g cure, for the benefit of those labotirmg under a similar coittplatnt. La-t autatun I contracted a Venereal Complain!, and appied to an eminent surgeon, looter whose tare I was three militias, during the. pe riod .1 utOorwent YAW/36011 three titn...s ; the disiar.ter was so violent, that wounds litoke out alt over try load and body ; and I was recommended 'he chang.• of air and seasba.thina, hut I con- Unued •n a worse stare, if possible; at last I was Ictt,tlttrutttled, by a Gentleman, to est Dr. Freeman's Gotta Salutaris ; by the use of it, thank God, I an pertic• ly enred, to the acenishment of every person who kit 14 my case. When 1 leave Brighton, I wiU relate more particul: rs. tin, your &sated humble sertrant, Brighton, Maya. Wl/..LIAM AMTS. _ . Sold at Mr. butler's, Chcapq.le, corner 4.f st. Paul's Church• yard, I .ontloti, and by meat ..:44teitry Medicine //enders in every town, in bot.les„ at 241. Oa. and 11. 6d. rail,. . . ADV.IL.E. WHEN !4e. of Education and professional skill use persevernig endeavours to discover the mast safe an. mrttenanethad of treating a new prrvairng Di:metes, the success , flit result of 5 jr experience is thediest proof of superiority. Messes. GOSS and Co. as regular Members of the Royal College of Surgeons is London, 'save been Induced to make the cure of the following the object ti their particular out*, vls ' a certain Disorder, frequently contracted In a moment of intovl cation, and its cetscomitauts, Strictuess and Oleets, v5'. 4 .1411,, gay i an improved plan, are speedily aud effectually cured ; as aka 4. (ditty, whether origins: from Bacobenalian indulgences, long reel dome Ir 'omen climates, sir a secret solitary vice, too often ea happily pursued by the youth of both sues, in the one causing sterility or barrenness, sad in the other a numerous ttain of ner• vow diseases, which, if not timely remedied, terminate In how tense and consumpt....m. In that distressing state of alebiliuy or d deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful hall's, or ' arising from any other caus s e, by which the powers of the consth tution become enteebkal, as Members of the Royal eollege of Surgeons of London, they offer a htm, eafe,.and speedy reeto (ration to sound and vigottous health. Mestrs. Gnu and Co. excluaively professing the cure Grebes, paructilar complaints, in order that they may not be. by s mistaken few, marked with the obloquy co justly attached to the Ignorant empiric, thiuk it bit Alsace to themselves to state, that they have been properly edierated and initiated into every brarich'of the profession (certificates of which, from different Hospitals, and testimonials from the tuost eminent Physicians, they have do convince any isquirer) that the SUCCe.4 resulting • froin their endeavours first induced them to quit the practice of the general Practitioner, sad they presume that their preteasiont constitute a lair ground for the unprecedented confidence witt which they hare, by the Public, been so liberally honoured. The result of a long and extensive practtee has enabled them by a superior method, to remove venereal complaints, however Inveterate or.complicated without subjecting the .patient to the least restraint In dirt or Ise , and :n recent Case where at early applicai ion ells made on diecovrey of the infection, they fres quenrli perform a cure in the short space of two days. 'l'he en• precedented success of their weide.of treatment (which has never beet. known to fall in marquee instance iii a practice of 1 5 years, .lentig which period it any thousand persons ut both sexes have been cured, even atter revere mil aottri.els !nettled, had beer pursued by other Prac.itiotiera without effe.t), induces thus to thus publicly offer thsir advice. To be conautteddaily by Patients of ether sex, wit'. secreey delicacy, and atte ntion.—'Lett ers I rem t.le entity ry, , contamine 1 th. particulars ot c. 4: case, age, and inconer of biome, nclosinr, a rtnottance, daly attended to, and advice-and Medicine for. warded to any part of the kingdom. tka).ib awl i:o. Surgeons, is, eouverie•stiesi, kiwi-et:let. .CtiiNG'S WORM Litari ](ARMS are afluwed to bp . the mcst ft Soorres of Chilch - ens' Diseases :—Their every Patent should Ito actithttoted with. They oreae 0 arpetite, a paleness nt thL !tic., t mactatiot., anti ; rtlar state of the bowels. attenttu.! with viol:tit pat; ~ring convtikintis, affect the er moth of the 14edy, prove fair.). by ettdittg to a consumption or decay. preventative and core for tfiette alarmi7,t comphitra, receneot Mediate is univer,ally alltoved, on the testinit flight ct C.:314(1,1i ill thin; country, to !lave no eqgal public approbation. g yen to ti r Proprietor, trrmt knowlrelge of its efficacy In their ewn Cottbus, stainp6 beyond cumpertion, and gives a sanctlot! to It vel,ith ot turd vitt toaq. From the Hon. and Pee. t!.4; Lootl Biel* of To Mr. CUING, ApthecAry, Chra: side. Loud: Stilt readily t 'nitrite«. iltc orpert unit y your letter J 1 of adding ntl test mony to that tit tie I .ortl Chief Baron, of Iniir CiOng's Patent Worm I.tizeryes, my tlt'wti w mouth; ago derived very Marrrial benefit from the t been unmet* for several weeks previous to hi. arreas,d Zak and entacia ed, was 40..vid. and cutup!, queorly of rai , :s in his head and wile. The I, fl ed Chi who had accidently seen him in this state, forttiost monskd me to the trial of your Lozenges; and ill, mein be lent, or any miarOe :night occur, in o.stulni twine ~ sent toe three &pas of it. Tim ti t occasioned a vielt :e atnen.lnient, and attar the a t , every unpleasant symptom disappeared, hit I kelr, to give .be third, as the two former hat aip,-'J manly wed. Prom thy time my .t..t ti.44lkr-n it: pc: and I certain'h a•teiliiitt his cote to the ell ~ Worm I.orviwes I 'are 'ince recon.nteol.d yosx I several jot:alter., wherein I have the rrlslaction , : h y h a v e un fu,mly bcxo of great %to vice., I ough• ii Iron) 'he Ilausre t.f tt.e i=f et produced by them in Li,/ Ppvr. rteLd it.. et•ttivais.ts A1.i1 , 1 train by•• ;:e . l l.h • xtitmaeS and viseftla. l el% }tone Cattle, Det 7. l F. . CAR, sok! at ttr.lstaires. Na 0. CheapsidP, coturt of Lind. n, and moat OnintTa M• licmr Al stikli in cv tw,v , 4• , %ran' , • tl4 I gbYt Itiv s , IBEfl leave tt • inior:n you, that ever since /11M ht"ll4:tir•ed with the Lon Venerea, it. oh.t:it:u ray resin Lop, ce-ry course of met hen' emin , lit of the ticaliy here, and tiorietgoirg s., courses of Rah radon ao.l as ire diszliargetlfrom the ilo little relut . . would appear I): of tlte mast ionetera, the spring of last year my dlstic!er got UN such nearly to put a period to my eciaten:e. In this state, zommentled by NI r. 1. Thompson, (w!,,, rev by them ht.,,re,) to take your Lealie's Patent to do on the smith %lay ; in the course of 4 forto. • h receive '-‘•neet. In little wore than a month 1.1 rsor liirersl advice yid medicine, ptrfettly tot Zr• suer csinsplalnts, lover recottrt d my former spi rit; and am I) -ante jolly ate! tat, in whirh state ha v1:1, many months to the astone.hmeat In' all who at a loss in what tenns to eipresi my rr:•ti•tvie. t/'e good of other sneering wortalsoo un,ke tiro paLlic as possible, as I slall on evtry occasion-10 ou will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful uLedient very rant, ALEX. Swan's Close, Hiph-storet, Edinburgh. Prepared anti sold by cte sole Pioprietor, Ttun Menther pt the Royal College of Surgeon. Losiclutt, No. 9, New Tbcy are al4O sold by his 17.poiatmetit, at the Perk IS, St. Alb:ties-street, POI ?dal' ttte Toy-skop. N( fordottreer ; Mr. Diaburotigh's, N 0.7. Fists-stmet-tat poste the Moloiriem , act: by one per:v:l in carry c. town in ENia.nd, le:xes only its. ea. tail., cul tun and plain directions, wher.:ll 'mamma ef either ss themselves with east and aresccv A It RI A Gshould t,c Litt' fainladliol; happleoss, res..t is often th.tttritedthrott.i. form the nutao,n ilk lig those preeauttons vatic% 1A thcin Ole e:11 of tsea treat dtantratte.bleip3 every rank :c ty .410ralon to the shrine of weilhdc'a ; the constitiduon has lawn I...titeJ by tl , seacr, or .41, cerain habit c vitraczed at a:1 .41..tr.e, a eenevao rd preeiotiF to entertidf. tits' crate 1. L 5y..4 , • _try the %toothy irg sparks efitfv, 1;1 1 to reanint.. , e4..,, no disorders have contri'wot L-1 mode ef.et. 1.,.• st ore),latpignees ripen thew wt,icli plr;.ere. It was this cunsi.:rra ion se'lrli M. Miti and' co. for these la.t Si) .years, to Simc /rm. ettetittat mclusively to the treatineet mtd r.attrr or t I)i.rate, and the rs , trisin 6 ti. -tefrom -as rangente rt of the ay:ld-at pro.itte 4. by !tie jai:le - sod...Tate school b.'t, hitli b•id gs wns: bid a nd that nt or rtibi ter i!'. irate. Thir.tiorevtul Asti. of theif pl:n. go:esti-rot . dour to 1111pliar tberairwaot the:e ny.i.unts, important do the eitales..e of human t:ec. st li per-on who has indieged M 'hi, so at w gettilig proforgw2illlllll4l of twainene,. no.. to w CURKIEand Co claim she sanctum SA sehola.l as wee as. he testimoot of oncost rad,c;e4 fac A. die ours of these complaints, hbey head out v ee ; but, sensible as all men mos fie, of It. , tato gal:unifies. they olivr their a.l4,,ame reg,atirty 411 ben ofilte Rmaj College. t at Loodtin end eilltht and recesir.cases of Syphilitic infectein au. AA. ip the short space of two days I !sow tit the md duratlon, lOC', as Obbulic laic. inveterate •attient , the Botteb, (;leetc, die. Are p. int t:401.1) and sr —Several Noblemen and Oent"einces of the ,first have been under the care of Meber%S.tvitue and I:4 moval t.f cotoyfaints of the urethra, mkt ores, Etc ; received a radi , al and permanent cure, mriest th. niay be mute to them, as satisfactory cynic ices of seporiority of Mi•srs. entity and Co.'. earl of Many of Gen louses .had strictures .frd•ut Years, and were wider cite care of ti.:vol and other Sutv one of equal eminence, who at:vizir 117 the applica!iup of the )uvar cox, Cole sr and Co. have viected cede folio:rips ill many they Are daily activist from Urn:icier. , them thanks f.‘r their restoration to tonna health. It was cent to them. urban:imp% from Ncble gar!, who had laboured under thud " painful malady ter ten years:—!..t had ua ,of several Switerins of proiessioral en:tierce, ce Afforded hint permanent relict ; but fn.:ll the tre:?nient adopted and pursued by Md.:4es. Cara al 1 ceived a radiud cure isa the short space pt ono nol tip. is To Dr. CURRIE, 1(.4:, Hattnr.- 0 .: ski it I.ord feels great pleasure in cilntant; Currie the pertvrt rit-establishment of his hea , :ll, it of his tp.ll and admirable treatment of S.ticur , 4 it lie may at1(1; that he has not for many years end..; cannot: and freedom from pain ; pnl he etiteratz: hir having obtatn:it, through hir GUI ausl atten!!ov, radical cure of that horrid compla;t,t. As lie svas to the mauler that others treated tLe enitpaist , tt power, Mom a fair trial and a jrst cnmearison„ IC hue of applause to Dr. Currie w u vat he setot shall ever be most ready and willing to acknewie , !g. h . :anted Women., who have long be dnti`Po ext ertatinus of a f,:titily, tpay be assutes!..thst in 111 such defecti are curable by Modlca: skill ; anti alt inuval of ouch imp , .dintecu be a; Abject of &PI WitnY with oth-ts, yet the rue of such sleecta,t pri , ress of rc WWI. iall, !S the acquire.itent of thtir Messrs. R sv. and Cw. may he consulted by PA See, with ,the gri-atest sectecy agd.hintotir, at Pat .1417, I lat:nn Oen. By au early app: lon 4o Mows. Currie and C. will vt - a*'o the pain, danger, and eap•sise n 1 p kw attendance upon lecs rAperienced prartnioners. Patients iu !he country,desedhing she rums:lark age, and mi.de vt iivtt t , inclowng a seeintimie medicine=, the sinie will be given or sent to dolt. o ensure that secrecy an esees..l.ll t.t tlw I the vuttase of lamas may be adsiest•tu the sticiat::nt tk 101. liirton Gatti/in 111011 WATER TO•MyIt►WW A 11 . 1.01 4 1 )0 J Morning 1.9 mime Aftwoomt • 40 In I•' LANDONz by Litirsl. t■l, r yoblisbed there, and At tike *" tAce. 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