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Ibme years. I feat doers my 'raja to Weir die buds.' and be would not let the people come on to fow my 'owngreqn4. If Paoviosacs had not given me a fortune, I ffiould certainly have been feet toiail With there difficulties. He is not worth one hiUmg, and his attorney is not worth fix/ience. lam loan it them while they are deftroying all my property, asid if that be the law of the land, I can only fay, ifhhne what it is to red to be. Under there circnni fiances of dihrefi, I have Itibmitted my cafe to your Lordibip. Eactsfe the liberty ! have taken, and fee, my Lord, if this Court of Equity can give me tome relief." , The LORD CMANCILLOR We will fee what We can do in the affair. office theft be doie." Mr- Roicit.t.:T.•" The (shied of the gentleman has foppofe, to emote the Court, and he has com pletely ffierteded in his defign. I was not prepared for in earth fo airier end energetic. I believe 1 muft get my client to anfsrer all this detail in kis own way, for I am fraftely on equal terms with the gen tlemaft."—The Petition was poliponed. , Saterday it was determined in the Palace Court, that a tenant holding by the year 'rewires of a greater value than id. per annum, waft give fix months unties of his intention to quit, or p#y half a year's rent, although no ruch agreement thotdd be expretred in his contra& with his landlord. M rs . wbo had been cited in the Commons to apfwer to her htdband for evictors. lift November. haa been difmifred by the Spiritual Court, Mr.. K. not having beta able to fpecify the flighteft charge *OWL her. Saturday Mrs. W. of the neighbourhood of Ent bury-fquare fummoned a Miti'W. to the Court of Requetts, Guildhall, for the fum of four guineas, for board and lodging ; it appearing, however, that the plaintiff was a procurefs, and the defendant an unfor tunate girl, in the wages of whole proftirution the had participated, the Court difmiffed the cattle. Saturday a hackney coachman, named Odell, was lined so &Mims for. abu ling Mr. KINN 'or, who, on Thurfday night, engaged him at Drury-lane Thea tre, to carry him to Boad-llreet. Mr. K. flopped at a friend's in I f eicefter-fquare, but Odell refuted to wait for him, and drove off, and firtack M. It. with his whip on his remonstrating with hi .—The fellow was committed 'to gad for theitiran4. A •pawnhroier ifiwgate-fireet 'vris (unu one before the Alderman, for refiring to deliver a watch' that had been pledged, wit?' him. 'This was a very curious cafe. The pawnbroker - in 'his defenie pro doted an affidavit, tworn at Cuildhall, and _purport iog to be made by the owner of\ the watch, an whicli he aitedged having loft his duplicate, and the Toettnn producing the affidavit redeemed the watch. The complainant, Who had the duplicate, (wore that the watch was his, that he had pledged it in his own name and real place of abode, and that the duplicate had never been oak of his poffetlion until his wife went to redeem the watch. The affidavit produced by the pawnbroker was (worn in a different name and place of abode from thole on the duplicate ; but it didnot fpecify the name in which the watch h a d been pawned. In confequence of this informality in the affidavit, the Alderman clireaed the pawnbroker to make good the watch, which be refuted to do, and (aid he &maid appeal again& the deeiften. Oa Tuefday Mary Rider was ecoturitted before FRANCIS Lawson, and JAIN'S DR Efqrs. of being a lewd woman, and commitmitted to the Houfe of Corredion, at Little Dean, there to be punilbed and kept to work during the term of one whole year, purfaant to 7 Jac. 11. The chief reafon for enforcing that revere A& of Parliament on her, arofe from her having fworn a child to two different men, and threat ened one or two others with doing the fa me. When the matter was afterwards folly inveßigated, and various witneffes examined, the Magiltrates were of opinion, the fira man charged was the father of the add, and adjudged him fuch ; but be chafe to enter into a recognisance to appear again& the order. It came out in evidence that the had received money to ley the child to a wrong perfon. On Prideflaß, feveral men of the poi& of Roach affembled in a riotous manner, and proceeded to Pad- Sow. wiferetbey Rapped two V eifels laden with corn, tbnt were bound for Spain, and made the owners mil* their Mures. ApPrehenfions were enter tained in Bodmin on Saturday fail, that a dißur bance would be made in that Market, but, by the fpirited exertions of the Rev. ldr. Phila.:re, the Mayor, it was happily gitelletk A ludicrous cireamaance nedttirtd lately in the county of Suffolk, that May emu& foine of our nu merous readers.—A gentleman with a fmall inde pendent fortune was farcharged for keeping a liter/ fervent, and not giving in a proper return to the ag (altars; but he appealed, and pofitively fwoie that be neither kept nor employed any male fervent, except a labourer who fometunes came * a day to dein his garden, could be called one. However, the fa: 4 . veyor foon after feeling hitnfelf better informed, fur sharged him a fecond time, with the addition of an tadiftent for perjury; when the gentleman appeared before the Commtffioners with his fervant in livery with him ; but to the no (mall difappointment of Mr. Infpettor t he proved his fervent to be a female in male attire; and as their wdrihips knew of no law to pre vent a man putting his maid into livery, if he chafed it, the gentleman was immediately difinifed. COUNTRY Baux Novas.—ln confequence of the immenfe number of local promiifory notes circulating about Exeter, and the difficulties and lolls experi enced thereby, the inhabitants of that City on Tnef day laft entered, into refolutions, recommending to the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, &c. to refute taking in payment of rent or tythes, any notes under 51. milers payable in London. We earneltly hope this lauda ble example will be followed in all parts of the king dom ; for we are convinced the imamate quantity of paper money in this country, is one of its greatelt I mares. On Friday afternoon, as tome workmen were em ployed in digging the foundation for a building neat the Bedford - Nurtery, New Road, they difcovered a large coffin, and on opening it they found the ikele tattof a man of extraordinary length. At the bead of the coffin within was placed a tone pitcher, and between the le s of the &arta wan a dater, with la • . - .1 1111111111111211 . 111-1410111161101 4 1 . 11 . 1 . 11 ft . MONODY ON DR. ROBISON. ‘ , 1 • ...-.......... When hollers whim werselethl wide "Mon genet Aar, bumble kowdrep Hama omen th e lame Deemed volektog hens th e oaken as the Meth • . Of whew froodog pied ; aed e in the mink • • • ' .. The dents suer ready cedes, held: - . kripsisizelt • es the tunraeried rilis es. 1 ...:.: When faiths, from the Mossy-my, et alt. The hisriverd rennet pours his watry finks To plods the heavy boors ofthreten'd day :... ' The emus. dank her duft'rin t erra w a s hit, i 1. i . Had as yet real her lowly yellow lens , . Hof had the lark reforn'd the hag of Spring, ) ' *To deer her way op tcrehais tie azure mult 1 .:. ' , 'When, Ob ! the Ulaftrkeis Radom. (a) enkl! 1 And, haniand's Newton Oept to wake no mare! i ' Pride of tby country !. bb furweft ! farewell k . ' Hi., lig itmereit's slt, iban Science' fees ref Pelgo.ths labours (b) eddy !enthral day! • PiVrel b!..ibe fraWarikeld - miff Thai thoesiovio#eley - (c), tear depth, tide:lnge; And. morled SiblAtitl (0 (tee genuine child OfhteditatiosAn)-irochlre, elm! Om, of, hoe Mtn-, me , of the gime& name t In Seeders!, Is no More - , , ... • . 'Amid the thrums, reel by the maddeol lad Of hillefedon, aided by the wiles • . * And.dins 464:Hey 4 awed r id e k ± Whin Order was emu* na &POI- • ; 3 3 And dread and liesir reigal,--Tnev. Oil:Ay. dar'dft To "parade mitred. of tragorgbalgood r .. To Atm *alms, for thamtor tibia; . . *menet 1401 Bethnal Mthled loran- Thy boort. which. Men eritethy.yalles thrili'd, • Is odd! And,Bee. tleilefff-Plealag Math • - • . Hew lies! Bes, be. WM felt Religion% fooddefpowei, In Garish and in gloom, has sow area . At evertsfting bkledocfs and mate ! . Donahka, Feb. dn. (a) --•-•—•-• Ulf Fbillat ,be; le rota, idol.. eg Tie weeders of the deep" (elm Knowles bad charge • Of Britain's Seeping thunders) ; and. irthibl . The wifelan furnthl by the winds and waves : . . , Till Rana card Idle to bee Mb!, barer , Of knee and of Selma ; where, with him, - 7t' accompinel Ponce floor (b) See the Trei.oithe Roy. hoc. of IdinleirglThe left Sit deb. of the Britannic*, god 5uppt,......m. De m m e Lehareek-Froofe eta ConfPlracf, Ike and the fait r = s peth - m W a) of owe Lenses. it is lisped that the vo• Inane% ef this done work. will yet bogies to the pub& by Ids ezodknt and profound friend sod fuectfor, Mr. Playfair. Dr. Robifon's ftyk is marked by a mild ekvation,frequendy rifing to %hatin. (e) By all his wridop, we gee kd 0 front ware up to nature" Goa" In rds la volume, be msofwerably peeves that, " The kw of gravity is ma stre f fey." ip ceps/don to the celebrated La Place; seed throws down this prop. to gloomy adadfm, width has been fonactkies reared by-fiffie pads : It was reared, meta- phyty, by the fohdle and profound D'Alembert, be the • Dif- Mem lodeloke" told." Trdte de Desantimose" and may, pro. belay be once more dented, with the magical grams' of the modern anal*, by , buyers to !Mod I (d) In ML work, many lessees (Ms theory of the tides, fer..) may Ile yodeled out, where his uncommon talent, fee either e- aten the lestikocies of flukoel preen" to geometrical treat- BMA eir wholly mean then. is renfpiettous; and, en all sus. ism, be kens anxious to aocomplth this, LI many cafes, very dif- liethobjea : And. it melt be admitted that he, who is able to Wake this Mb, male intimately acquainted with every geode of imeitigadoo; Sc, the. which is eon valuable Sc either its lhapiday or engines. in either zeithanaths c r i t:y ; is not always that which I. frit Meowed W i O* - mshoos. hen mon Mary others wbkh are, ef mete, diligi or for- gotten. The 1, of the geodes methods, may be gesseraily *pried, with ei, to the moy and the want of range of dig widest g but . this leporiorft, to point of brevity, does not thew obtain : A very eigular proof of this truth occurs In a We render of the Britth Critk, in which an aceennt Is given of Dlr. Atweed's work ors Arches. The writer of that article Ma, by exapioying Dr. Robefee's Thermos, molt evinced Om. at Malt in this cafe, the amine methods are (upake, even in brevity, to deo modern. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF C}kANCERY, MARCH p. normeows V. tatentivon. Mr. RONILLT was about to Elate the nature of the Petition, when to the furprife of :he Court, a nume- rous Bar, and a full auditory, Colonel noniron biatfdf role, and addreffed his Lordthip to the fol. lowing &ea- ' The Petitioner who now leeks redrefs from this Court, is a man of exam : be has done avery (midis injury to we , and the iejulice I (offer may be force apology for my (eliciting perfonally your Lorcifhip's attention. He was recommended to me as a man whore ehareifter wan much better than his fortune, and in the eonideace I repofed, I put him into a. farm of mine worth one thonfand pounds a year.- He wanted Coate pecuniary afGdance ; I had no money to Aare, but I borrowed for him cool. of fume bankers (not the aloft hone@ men in the world), at the (edifice of 85 per cent. and accommodated him with that amount at j per gent. interell. In &on, my Lord, I alkedia every refpeft to him like a friend and a gentleman. After this, for the parpofe of me- diating with me, he applied to my game-keeper. who . is a man of good fan y, however mean may be his i• . prefent acne**. The latter told me, however, that this 1 t e nant could net go habits of irregularity. After a little . time I took the farm from him at his own defire: my ) Lord, °brave, at his Gum particular detire. (The goodnefs of my heart is my ruin.) In the conrfe of a f e w weeks, I found the man fending my own corn to market for Pale . This perfon who was the moft honeft ! nap in the world 4 few months before, became the ;• molt tonfumniate villain. ( A:ewe! leigh.). The fel- low f o ld to me-' You have been fo foolifh as to trua me with the rut and the property, and I will not now give you the money.' Then I delired that ', • a part of the crop ihould be applied in difchruge of ' ' his debt. I underhand, my Lord. that he taloa an oath here, that he does not owe me a (baling. My Reward has raid that he owed me tool. I do not . (wear to this *Mount where 1 cannot into* by my own obfervatioo, becaufe perhaps they would put me in the pillory, bat I are content to (wear that he does owe me • greit deal of inotiri. ,All the tenants r upon any dietitian been lo the habit of paying the i ' 'tithes with the rent. When I want lo foe the ave. • the face of it was fo much altered that I did not ' . know it. No money was to be had t the dogmata) • and the bankers were stunt ; and Iv* anopited f or load. and have loft sea'. . Here is a man gets pof- • firifios of the florins ffins all she ddags r il i o r, an d !'. away he goes , 4 es. 21440 can raiser for ,\, , k PUGILISM. Saturday a Utile was fought in Kilburn-fields, be tween' George Blade, and Davis, a milkman. The Adds at biilol/ were greatly in favour of the former; ,but after pin:antes Wing, the lattar was declared *the vittor. Yelteeday the fight, Which has been fo anxioufly looked for, and on which foam thonfands were de. tditt ra tiftween P.atice, the Game Chickch, and copperfinith, was decided in Molef worth Meadows, Surrey, oppoflte . the town of Hampton.::. .. • . The Chicken is k ivell-tilown adept in the art of pogilifm ; for if forting, clean flopping, and hit.. tiog hard, be accompliflubents..in the art, he may: fafely be accounted equal to any man who may accept: a challenge. glias Spray is a man half an inch Sorter than the Chicken, although he is one (tone and a half hurler.. He is unknown to the , ppgililts of the metropolis ; but the many fuccefsful ;bastles he has fot at Briftol and other parts of the Weft .of Engl an4, has placid his natoe as high among the. ngilifts of thole parts, as ever was that of Belcher: AilliniVlA• • . It was not known where this cote would be de cided till yellerday forenoon at eleven o'clock. when the amateurs of the art of pngilifm niet at.an inn at Hampton, and, after holding a conference 'for about half an hunr, it was underaood that the fight,iuould take place in Molefworth Meadows, immediitely acrofs the water. Numberlefi fpeEtators had follow ed the proceffion from town in vehicles; &c. Thofe who attended is the vehicles repaired fpeedily to Hampton Cnitrt s where they paffed along the bridge, and proceeded to the feat of anion, while the pedef , trians (cued thb boats, planks, tubs, &c. and crofed the river. Raring this aquatic aroggle, one of the fmall boate, being overloaded, funk, and emptied its contents into father Thames, and confeqeently many received a fevere docking, and Come were nearly drowned. Thefe momentary difficulties being over come, and the pedefirians being fafely landed, a ring was f ormed, round one flaked in of so feet, where in the pugilias performed. The Chicken firs entered the ring, and threw off his hat ; the Copperfmith loon after followed, and (tripped for aaion. The following was the order of current betting : 7t04 on the Chicken. Level betting. that the fight did not lall As minutes, and to tot that Spray did not beat Ifs than Ili half an hour. THE FIGHT. After foie fparring, Spray =tit a Ihort hit, and re ceived allow-Wawa blow. s. Same bud blows-Spry Mt the adelten in the break— Melte rallied, and again knocked down kla man. Odds 9to 4. 3. Spray fought well-.both *fed and 411. 4. Several wry hard blows were attempted by Spray ; but they fell Short, and be received sorors-buttock. 5. Spray dill:recd.—Cicken dil e played the art to pertedtion, knotted Grin and Gashed at his man. & Very warp fighting on both lides..-.Chicken threw his man, at having received a blow an the itotaaeb. 7. Chicken appeared the work for the kit, and nip& an unfue celliful blow and fell Odds a to t. 8,9, to, and ;rift rounds, were in Groat (tithe Chicken, with out any paniehlar blows. ts. Spray Made tome very refolute hits; they, however, gene rally fell dorm—Chicken at length 'reedved a blow on the note, and fell t 23. Mien very bloody"" Spray made a wort blow, and fell. , 14 Melee met Ms man visorouny, and gave him a blew. which, it was fuppofed, had broken his jaw. Odda to to 1. Is. Spray was knocked down without ceremony. id. A very bald round, bpAllt wetted biped/ to the unnoft, and aimed Come well &eked blows ; but the Maas at lengtk elided, and save bins a fecund cro6 buttock. zy. Spray, very mach fatigued, a►tempted to raft,' his oppooent ; bat be received a herd Now en the couple t , front which he never recovered. 18. 19,10, at, as, and s3d rounds were is &vow*: the Chicken sod the odds were is and so to z. se. Spray feebly oppo(cd his antagoolit ; but the Chicken M illard unprecedented (deuce, and laughed st the attempts of his oPpmeot. ssth, oft, and 27th minds were not worth noticing—Spray was knocked down hillantly. $3. Spray was remedy able tb Rand, but he furnmooed the Ureic ftrength he had left, and faced his man in the beft manner The Chicken, however, played with him, and, after a while, he gave hie a clean hit elf his legs. sq. This round ended the fight, for Spray was team!) , able to walk to his man, who pointed at him and knocked him down. Immediately after Spray relinquithed the conteft, the Chicken leaped over the ropes that made the ring, and retired amongll his friends. After having re clined a few feconds on the ground, he joined his companions, and rode home in a tingle boric chalk, Without bearing marks of the aftion. ORE KRAL REMARKS. The Chicken in this fight gained , if poffible, greater popularity than on any former occation. It has been Paid of him, that he was unable to fight in a rally ; but that affection was controverted in the prelim inflate, when he fought a powerful man in ;be compafs of 20 feet, where it was impolEble to flirt from him: He is at once a fcientific bruifer, ind a bard hitter, and none but a bottom man can tope With him. Spray fell very far Otort of what was expeded. He had no notion of fighting with a feet tific man. He is a hard, but a very flow round hitter ; and we venture to aflert, that he was inferior in the pugiliftic an to any profeillonal man on the ground. The fight lafled 3S minutes. Maddox and Hall feeonded Pearce ; and Wood and Mountain feconded Spray. After the fight was fettled, Cart, a Birming ham Hero, challenged the Chicken, which was accept ed, and fifty guineas were flaked to fight for within I fix weeks. A fecoud battle was fought; but it was deiiitute of the fmalleft fhare of Ikill. Winter being the feafon in which the inhabitants of this Country are particularly fubjed to Coughs and Colds, and the Afthmatic feel an increafe of their complaint, we deem it our duty to inform the Aided that Cisuacu's_Cough Drops are an abfolute cure for Coughs and Colds, and where a cure in confirmed /Ultima Cannot be eel: weed, relief may be aCuredly obtained t but we have known inftances where Allhmas of twelve years Banding have been entirely removed by the ufe of them. Smaw and Enwaaos, No. 66, on the Foot-way, St. Paul's Church-yard, arc now the only Proprietors; if their names are on the Ramp they are genuine, otherwitai l a:couatethit. Price only as. a beetle. IChVIVIt> AORICP,TS: CORN-EFCCIIANGE, MONDAY, MARC t t. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, including oily Irmo th► e a rth of February to the ad of Mareh—Total 98c3 Quarter.. Average 103 e ad.—es. etd higher than bit return. • A RETURN OF kI.OUR, Yrunt the ajd of February to the t ft of M..reh. 7 . 0t11..-15412,2 kelt e.-.Averrze 946. OS. dd. lower than laft return. PRICE OF SEEDS. ttedelover 501 to 984 per cwt. White ditto 56s to 1141 do. Trefoil .6e to 384 do. Carrawiy 96e to t3Ol do. Coriander, Be to 1246 d do. 'nap die to 241 per bunsel. White hfoillard Seed, 6. to st. od do. Brown ditto, toe to 18i do. Canary, 71 od to Be ad do. fie Guts zee od to 3ye od per quarter -1 arts 38s od to 4,f• 04 PRICE OF HOPS. • /MIS. POCK Y 1•3. Kent 40 ICI to 51 112 Kent . 41 Cs to SI le Soot= • 41 WS to 31 102 Sulfa: - 41 cs co 51 of Mkt - 41 6. to 51 56 Farnham 71 Os to Si Of Old Duty laid at r7y,6001. MICE OF HOPS IN 'THE BOROUGH. Bass 41106 to 511011 4 Pockets 41 tss to 61 tot PRICES OF HAY AND StRAW. _ ... 88iithhe 4. St. James's. —. Wlllteehagoel. E 14 111m 1 4 44 14 ato 4 4 3 0•tO 4 la o 3 14 to 4 12 9 Straw o oto t to a Boto 3 3 is a Bto 1 IG • Ciiise Sogo s 3 4 16 405 15 0 SMFFHFIEI.D, March it. To 6nk the offal—per Bone of !lib. • Boit :45 44 to sti 4 d a Veal is cd to 6s ,44 Mutton 4s 31 to se 8d Pork 45 Btl to so 44 tioao OF C•TT:LI TM. DAT. jloafts about soon—. Sheep zr,oco. REV/GATE and LEADENHALL, March it. Per ftone of 9fb. by the carcafe. Beef 3s 44 SO 45 6d I Veal 4$ od to 6s a d Mutton 3s Sd to 4s ed Pork as 8.1 to 5s 44 PRICE OF TAI.LOWIN LONDON. St. James's market 4s id Town TalloW bps 6tl to as Clue Market 4s id Rullia ditto (ran.) 68s 6d to 00 Whltechapel Market Ruffle ditto (comp) 66. 6d to as (per Rancor Sib.) es od Melted Stu/ 58a cd to os Ditto rough 38$ od to os tas ad Graves lii od Ayersge Price 45 oid Good Dregs its to os Yelp* Soap, 78s. to os.--Mottled, £o33.—Curd, pas . Price of Candles per dozen, tis. Iv. 6d. PP.ICE OF LEATHER, per Ib AT LEADENHALL. „Butts, 50 to 561 b each aid to 251 Ditto, 6o to 651 b ssd to 26d Merchants Backs 234 to 2sid Dreffing Hides said to 241 Flee Coach Hides aed to a 66 Crop Hides for Cutilig 234 to 244 Plat Ordinary said to 234 Calf Skins, 30 tO 4t;lb per dozen 34d to 3911 Ditto so to 7olb 35d to 3911 Ditto 70 to Solla 34d to 38/ Small Seals (Greenla n d; per lb. 3s 6d to 45 od Large ditto nos to aos per doz. Goat Skins , to ditto. Tanned Rork 'Hides aBs to ess each • RAW HIDES. Hides (perftair? 311 Bd to 4s od Hoeft Slates ass od to ton Middling •is4dto se 6d Heavy Calf od each Ordinary ye Od to 3s ad Sheep Skins 3s 61 to Os od COAL EXCHANGE, ivtardt 9. - 34 Coals, in the Pool, per CUWin . 484. 61. Delivered to Houfekeepers it 601. 6d. Sunderland, per ehaldron . 411-64. Delivered to Hourcheeiers at SO- 64. DIVIDENDS. March 23. jollph Featherlione, of Tunbridge, Kent, Chopkeepetb at one, at Guildhall . March ay. Matthew Candlilb, of Whitehaven, Cumberland, mer cer, at eleven, at the Black Lion, Whitehaven. March a s . Charles Harris Herne, of Trowbridge, Wihs, Linen draper, at ekven, at the White Lion, Briltol March 30. John Collifoa, of Hitchin, Hats, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. March a 6. Macall Medford, of Finfbary-fquare s Middlefer, mer chant, at ten, at Guildhall. Match 13. James Hurdiv, late of Seaford, Suite:, apothecary and druuilt, at eleven, at Guildhall. March 23. Thomas Browne, of Jewry-ftreet, Aldgate, Londoi, woollen dealer and chapman, at eleven, at Guildhall. BIRTHS. On Tuerday t at bis Lordrhip's bode, in Arlington -ftreel, the Counters of Sefton, of a fon. At Knutsford„ in the county of Cheitcr, die tidy a the Hon. William Monektoo, of a fon. Lately, in Brunfwieklquare, the Lady aCapuln Gooch, of a daughter. MARRIED. At Taviftoelt, the Rev. Robert Serra Wood, of Ofnungton, Dorfet, to Mia Bray, only daughter of Edward Bray, Efq. of Abbey-boufe, Taviltuct, Devon. DIE 1). At Ma honk, near Glafgow, on the t ith ult. the Rcv. Mr. Da niel Hyndman, minifter of Sduth Knapdale, Argylefhire. On the 7th inft. in Manchefter-fquare, MIS Johanna Lee, 6th daughter of Richard Lee, Efq. banker, Lombard flrem. Sunday fennight, in Conchiit-ftreet, George Auguftua Frederick, the infant fon of the Rev. James Honk. I.aft week, the Rev. Arthur Owen, of Paddingten, in the catnap of Middlefez. HIGH WATIIR AT LONDON nRIDOII TO-540iit Mont* • • • ••tinutta after Afternoon •• • • 45 minute. alb= 13 - - HAVING dedicated myfelf to the Rudy, and been gratified by the most confideral4 predict in that branch which I thought police to feted, I milt that I have not mare mit employed mt den than thofe who , In the eat enfive field of the profeffion, are ocean:tally firanerfed in uncertainty, and cannot always attain that finer& which is acquired by coccentrating the Intelletitual power to mods& of difm.ders. 'The Weak' of DEBILITY are pecullaily difireffing, for they bring with them a train of concomitant fymptams, and, by e preCion of all vital asergy, exiaeueeltraf become embittered... Whether they arik from the prevaler..e of El essrnpie, thedegrue live habits of fcbool-boys, or the indulgences of ro athrlty, they re quire the molt alßdnous prufeffional Heil ; but by the ignoranee of uneducated men, the iymptoms arc aggravated, end the =na tation 13 dcaroyed. As a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLE GR of SURGEONS, I ground my pretenfions on regularity of miscast an; and poffeSeg tete, privilege to praetice, feel myfeif eadded t) that confidant with w hick I have hitherto hon'clred. In the firft fee/Cations of forsawakees, *alit application wit prevent the calamity of •a . debit:nand' frame ; but where the faf ferer, from t eonfcieufnefs of the unteccitlefs of the *ice which esufed hie , misfortune, is fearful of the.c=terapt or Paine of has family phytidan, and hinods over his ink:uity with careful con. ceatamt it mutt be fatisfatt,::ry for ±..!ns. tp tee affitted not only of • capability of treatment, but aif( of the inoltinvio. bit Cixrecy. And in recent Venereal Colop!- I filts it la.puChle to prevent pile, danger or diftrefs ; .In the molt compliontd e4lla . it fa tke acquire. mcnt of ezelufive experience in this line to cllta a Late, certain, sand fpeody re-endalifientee. l'offor the advantage of this amerience to thofe of dther fee who ere Pfllded with any kind of LABILITY, of any fymptome of VENEREAL 'INFECTION, etd itt aft tafa the terms of rune neradon are Rated on the fait Interview. Tatleastsin she Taunt!y are eitiettrd to Intinfba Beak note, and are requated to fpecify their. age and rtneuer c' MARTIN hIa...ZE, Memberof the 'tort' Coltle d Surgeons ha London. Nn ee,Arundekftreet, Strand neat Tethple Bar LONDON: Printed and pubkfted by I.>' V!:1. PNT eaf Caa. terbuty-place Lan t betto, at the Si At Of ) te l . Nu.. C aner . Mac Pv.blibod alf• the ST a a Otri ea, ' fonwy gr. IMI