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LAW liV'fALLIGENCE. tossisToßY annul, APRIL. CBI:MATT T. CROKATT. • This was a cause of divorce brought by D. Crokatt, Esq. against Mary his wife, by reason of adultery al leged to have been committed with J. Green. The marriage took place by licence on or about the 29th of April, 1808, and they cohabited together till May, 1813, when the adultery first came to the knowledge of the husband, and he immediately quitted her. The evidence went to prove the alleged facts, not only at Mr. CrokAtt's house in ThornhAugh-street, lledtord- j square, dining his'abseuce on business, az which time Mrs. Crokatt used to let Mr. Green into the house, where they continued together for several hours ; but snore so At Mr. Green's •lodging, in Evesham-build. jugs, Somers Town, where they cohabited together, and passed by the name of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, whilst Mr. Crokatt was absent in the country, itt.con sequence of ill health. Sr W. Scorr,after heating the evidence, observed, that he would not trouble the Counsel to proceed tut ther, as he wis clearly of opinion that all the Lists were proved, and therefore pronounced, that the hus band was entitled to the separation. Lord CCCURANE has published a Second Letter to his Constituent:, containing the certificates of Dr. BUCHAN and Mr. Saumanita, medical men of run ence, in which they state, that his puke is low, hi% hands cold, and he has malty symptoms of a person about to have a typhus or p,:rid fever. These symp toms are, in their opinion, produced by the stagnant air of the strong room, in which he is now confined, which has no ventilation, and is rendered extremely damp and unpleasant by the exudation of urine coming throul , ll the wall. Aut. rain LovE.—Yesterday a Ladv of very re. s l itter ible.conuections was examitted at "Ilatton Gar. d it Oliee, on a charge exhibited against her by a Geode 7tsait in the Law. It ap t ieared tha: the com plainant was under promise of triarri.ige ptiso ner, which for reasons best known to himself, he thought fit not to fulfill, in comeiptenee of which, the pliwnier followed him from place to place, th:eaten ing to take his life. Lie made her an “tr , rof £3OO to wave all claim and desist loon persecuting him. It: consequence at her refusal and finding his life in danger, de had imie this , aw remedy left, in order to have her b,aurd keep the peace towards hint. Tit: prisoaer said that no law would prevent Ivo - treat still toliowing him, which shalt: would do as long as she lived; money she di-regarded, she only wanted him self, and him she woold have : she refused to bear any rea' , Ons or enter into bail to keep the peace to w-Ards the complainant ;in canstapience of which, the Magistrate was nuder the painful necessity of com mitting liar to the House of Correction until she found hail. Woitsmo-stanET.--.Yesterday Jai Bimini, a hackney-coachmar, was brought Infuse Mr. Resel, to be examined on the following charges: —On Shin day last, Mrs. Ann Marti::, wife of Mr. Martin, of No. 6, Grove-row, Cambridge-heath, called a coach 611 the City road, and after she went into it, the pi i sour. who was the coachman, came in also, and sat on the seat, saying, bis friend would drive ; he then pulled up the blinds, and began to take indecent li berties with ion-, and actually attempted a criminal conversation; meeting, however, with the most de termined resistance, he beat her in a cruel manna', of which she had evident ma ks about her persor:; he then snatched her shawl off, anti put it into his still proceeding to acts of violence, but her scteumi attracted the notice 01 some men at A public-house can the road, 11010 rescued her tram him. He was fully committed to take his trial fot the assault and ralsb.Ty. - -- FritlAystoonight a meeting toek place at Ilfracombe, in Devonshire, between Mr. V. and Mr. M. two me dical practitioners, in con , eqiience of a protessi-nal dispute. Mr. M. was wounded in the thigh, when the seconds interfered, and the principal's main y ci Ames!, 4 , Bred:tr. &oilier, we are &thin Ike wt ung !" Tin At:cies - FAN Review, or Monthly JoOrnal of Literature, &c. will be pahlished by LAw and IN HIV TAKEIt, on the Ist of May, price 3s. It - be tinguishable from other works of a similar description by being more miscellaneous ;"and by containinx, besides the usual Analysis of Book!. and estimate of. the itserits of Audios s, a General litew Public Af fairs, with a Register and short account of Itiventims, Discoveries, and Improvements in Arts and Sciences. Tux IMPERIAL. Twins CLAYTH.—The recent and frepwrit sudden changes of the atmosphere in this variable climate has often proved a serious evil 'to multitudes of the inhabitants, and it is equally certain and desirable to know that where the wear of the Patent Imperial T.eine Cloth is adopted, the health of the individual is not only protected but improved, whilst its economy renders it an ri•ject of the first con sequence to every individual. This most useful ar ticle, for which we are indebted to Mr. MILLARD, the Townie?, can only be obtained, stamped, genuine at the East BAIA Warehouse, No. 16, Cheapside, and by transmitting an order thereby post, since the con veyance to every part of the country is so expeditious and so regular, it may be obtained in every part of the empire with nearly the same facility as in Lon don—To Gentlemen who take much exercise in hunt ing, ace. and to the delicate constitution it is invalua ble, for when overheated, it totally prevents that un. romPtabb and frequently dangerout cold sensation which is ever expel lanced from the wear of other cloth. The peat influx - of foreigners, particularly French men, into this country, certainly calls loudly hq. some such measure as has been proposed by Mr. B. Bathurst. The Alien Police ought certainly to have proper powers. The present situation of affairs :v -alid:es a prni!ent coutroul over foreigners 43 much Rs if hostilities had commenced. Every eatin:;.house and tavern in Lond-o swarms with Frenchmen, ar guing the cause of Bonaparte with even more viru lence than is to be met with in the Cabarets of Paris. Many emigrants who n ert!'so ready to flock mond the Court of the Beurbons, and obtain their Crosses and Fleur-de-Lys for their faithful set vices, of re ceiving twenty-one years' pension from the British Go vernment, were the fist to abandon their King, and are returned to this count, y to reclaim their peosious. Why are they not sent to follow the fortunes of their Sovereign ? We hope, ere long, a similar Pioclanet. thin to that of August, 1803, will be issued and en• forced, when the English families will be contented lb be served by Brit h act vants And cooks. DEPUT4T lON OF rim Lrvißr. Yesterdan a Deputation of the Livery of London waited on the LORD • MAYOR with the following re quisition : TO THE. RIGHT HON. THE LORD M Mr Loan—We, the undersigned Liverymen, request your Lordship to convene a Common Hall upon an early day, to con sider what measures it may be necessary to adopt in order to pre. vent the Ministers of the Crown from again plunging this ex twisted country into a destructive and ruinous war, HUM it shall have been clearly ascertained that every attempt by fair and honourabk tiegociations to aver: so dreadful a calamity shall have proved ineffectual, and to protest against the evident impolicy and gtoss injustice of altattempts to dictate to France or any other Country, as to the 'form of its Government, the persons whom they may ,invest with the supreme autinuity, or iu any manner to interfere. with the internal concerns thereof. And also, to express our abhorrence of the attempt now made in defiance and contempt of public opinion, so universally mani: fested, again to impose upon the people, that most unjust, galling, and hataul inquisition, the Tax upon income. ;v MALEViLENCE 4ND FALSEHOOD. A malignant advertisement having been sent to some of the Public Papers, stating that No. I.ICG, drawn a hi/vol . ie:10,000, on Saturday, the I.sth inst. and No. 3SS2, drawn a Prize of irlt),(XiO, on Wed nesday last the 19th but. were " not told by any Lot tery 0 .4 ;7. 7 €e Keeper in An, t , land." I think it due to the Public, and to my own character, to state the follow- jug facts: As a Lottery.office keener (whether I am a Con tractor or not) I putchase all Tickets sold by me, (the same as every other Lottery-office keeper does) of the contract account, which is quite distinct from my private account, (and kept by the Gentlearin with whom I have been joint Contractor for many Lottcties) at a different hanker's. On the 7th of February I.:st, I bought, (at any other Lottery.office keeper might have done) No. 3882. with 39 tither Tickets ; t.ir these, I paid by my draft on my banker the same slay. And on the frith of the same month I luitight No. 1406, with 1)9 other Tickets, for which I also paid to the same account by my draft on my banker the same day. Bole the above Tickets were sold by me as a Lvueryryfire Keeper, No. 1444 to JAMES 1111OWNE s Esq. and 3882, to N. CALLWELL, Esq. Both. of College Green, Dublin, and in the the Same manner that I have had the pleasure to sell Pickets for upwards of thirty years past. The malevolent intention of the above mentioned Advegisement could only have been to injure me in the Public esteem, and as it is grounded in Falseliotid shall immediately institute a rrosecution against the author. (Signtd) T. 11L511. April 21. - • Monday, the Sd inst. a melancholy accident haro• pelled at lltorstett Lime Works, in the neighbourhood of Cumnock. When the mcn bad begun to work in the morning, a lamp cf earilt tell, which killed one mau upon the spot, broke troth the legs of smother; and slightly hurt a third : what is remarkable in this case is, that J.thn Miller, brother to Matthew the ram who Was unfortunately killed, was also killed at the same work, about ten weeks before, by an ac. cident of the same kind.. Thursday afternoon a servant-girl, While in the act of paying for some articles stif• had purchased at a efieesenton,tee:s chop, on Holborn-bridge, suddenly I dropped do . tvit ant expired. 'Vivo or the persons charged with the murder of the late Mr. linnoiN, of Saridymount, neat Dublin, have been tak,a, and luny committed to Newgate, there to Aide their trial at the next Commission. Nair) tw.tdorned facts arc far more convincing than many learned and abstruse aswrtions, which have no real foundation. Tl.c knowing-, though plain, can not be disputed : —A long letter, by the hand of Mr. S. Mcneunxr, is full proof of what many feel, and experience trashes to btlieve what follows, viz. for many years past Mr. S.'s nerves had been SU notch relaxed, and sleep so disturbed, that lie was unable to attend to business, and was about to sal off all, and retire, when the Rev, Mr. B. recommended Dr. GattoNEters Worm Medicine, 74, Long Acre, and 3, 'Shoreditch, by the use of which millions of small white worms were expelled, and complete health 're stored, under GOD. "iviEl111 1 11:LO MARKET, APRIL 21. Bed ltd to .5s so: Veal tIA od to 7. ' Waal Ss Od to 60 Od Park 64 01 to 7 s od Lamb $ to Os 6tl. _ -- - Beasts 750—Sheep and Lambs 4,73o—Cakes 120—Plgs 911 HAY AND S CRAW, PER LOAD. Meadow Hay 41 Os to 51 ISM j Clover 61 Os to 71 Os Strom XI 14a. to JC:I NEWC.ATE AND LEADENHAL.L MARKUS. (By the Carcass.) Beef, rer stone 3s 81 to Ss Od Veal 44 Od to 6s ol Mutton - 4i Od to 4s tid I Pork Ss of to 6s 8d I.antb 66 4d to Its Cd. pitic:r.s(oz HAY AND SI'ILAW YE:VITRUA.Y. el'. JP SILa ' S. Weiti ECHAPEL. 1-Tay 31 12. to 51 10, &II Hay 41 tu, to 51 104 od Straw II 19, od to 21 5. 041 I Straw 11 16. to 21 Oa od IF HOPS.. PRICE U NEV PMTS. IJCW roctts•rs. Cent 61 tis to Al 6s t Kext - 61 to. to 91 Os !jusst.st til 0► to 71 7, Sussex - 61 6s to 71 0, I.l , scx 71 Os to 61 os histskam 101 Nto 141 to RAW HIDES. llest Heifers and Steers • (per Ordinary 2s Od to 2s .2,1 1 stone) - 2s :id to 3 i oa Market Calf Ps.cacli. Middlings 24 44 to '?t 6.1 Eng. Horse ISs to 174 COUN I It V' MARKETS. Oxvos n, Pt tee of a bushel of Wheat, 9s. Old. The Quartorn !.o,:t, 10,1 Ux sit iuGL, tii .:o.—Whcat pot load Xl2 M. to Jeeo Os. Bv dry, pc r quarter 311. to 334. Oats 94s to 13a. Beaus .921. to 365. l'emi 39s to 41%. PRICii OF (.iiii.D AND SILVER, APRIL 21. I'orttt:;al Gul4 it* Coin, per us. Li Ils WI. Foreil n Cold in Bat. - S Os 01 New l)utiliLions Li Is. I New Deism es *4l. The Etunea I% valtsvil at twenty-eight t•lstliisigs in Flanders. MARRIED. At the Manse of Cuntorsek, Major James Miller, of his Ma. jesty's 74th reginwist of toot, to Miss Margaret :slitter, only daughttr Eddie Rev. ter. hillier, Muti.ter cil Conitiotk. At North Moms of YAW, Captain Cargill, to Margaret, &tighter t.f 'Mr. hint. DILL). Ou Wednesday, Mach 29, at Hslion, where she had lately gone for the benefit nt her health, Frattees, fourth d..eghter or fir Edmund Cradock Hai tnpp, Wet. of Four Oaks Hall, War witkthire. Saturday se'litil;ht, at Batb, aged 20, Mrs. Williams, wife of the Key. David W iliams, to whom she had been united only eight month% At Kenmore Castle; on the sth Mrs. Gordon of Kenmore. At New Vol k, ot, the 11 tlt Beeetubtx last s iler Omit, Log. of 64,eth Carolam • COAL MARKET, APR'Lit. Ships at Market. Ships sold. Prim 251 Newcastle 7 42. Cd to 516 44. 4 Sundtrlantl . S Sits 0.1 to 41s (kJ. 0 Welsh Coal 0 Olva rd t.i cu. us. 1 Cinders HIGH W!►TER AT LONDON BRIDGE To.NRAROW. Morning 55 mioytes after I Afternoon in mil Urr4 aiter .3 - - - - • - A PLEAsING t'EARANCE. LADIES of the first F.ish;oo, from tht'r own e%- perh.nce, reconinternl Md. V I NCE N I'.. Gt . :Wt.:\ ND's LOTION as the 11141%t pleatant and • ilectual rrtite4 f sr all c•doi • plaints to wllkit the Face and Skin are Hattie, by retio• tenor,. every kitid of coarseness, eruption, and oilittea•apo a t tpe3rure,f, anti rets deal% the skin dear, smooth, and tramparent ; 1.0 It.e nncx ampled reprints of this Lotion haring t utor,' it is particularly requemeil to ask for " Mrs. V :motes Cowl tot's Latina," and see her UMW signed upoa the int rack bottle ! that is genuine. Sold by Mrs. Vincent, sole Proprietor, at No. 6, Dastles-tret t, Grolventnasquarc, London; Bacons, No. 150, xft srols.t reel ; Dicey and Sutton. Newbery and -00 s, Edwards, and Kigge, No. 65, Cheapside; Barclay 4! and Wart!, liolbottt. It is likewise sorsi in the Cttutery Ity fo!low nig respectable bosses:—Brodie and Co ; Out t uft!: and Mims, Bath; Conkwtortity and Co. Plyinotelt iht i ,, n, Bristol; Weis totiluthue, York . ; rewruao, Et tr. ; Al I) t uald, Glasgow; Scott, Edinburgh; and' all the niter re:pert:J.le Vio tti:rot of Genuine Medicines and Perfumers in es try 'Fee. n in Europe, in quarts as. 6d. pints 5.. 6d. half pints Is to For WAtit of tislttiycare Millions have died of metticahle wim:lti, 1 ". A :: c. THE Virtuesinl the COItD(A t. ISA L.NI ( , I GE -1.E.11) are daily den on,tr.tte.l„ in et atliestiwz tlte trout and tno,t &rite-tints syfttptonts of NCI(VI/11.4 i).! 1 .0 lily. Notltior,bs, tended so much to todsibli,h the tame Niedicht.., a, r tahn suerttvi in those cumplaint, which strike tlte:r rows in IliC untistitteitoi, and are so fatal to the happine, , ut twetko.d. This Medicine has It een uncommtwly surce,,tul wilt yt•tue;.: pt 0 • plc, who have the appLartuice and air of old ate; who are psle, rifenshiate, benumbed, :tepid, and even ; lit.-t• hoax, art• become ibrJlt, Wila , e legs are no Ivity,er itbl.• to r.to ry tL, n.— whit have all utter diitave for every t'.o: 1 ;, or :00 to .t:' &aced. Mliere the stomach is fr,..poirty ine lost ) is weakened ; paleness, bob:) , dtesy, f mlentaeisinott the eyes 6111111 itho the head. The Rahn of Chiliad is prepared by Dr. Solomon, of Lie..rpnol, and ii sold by every Medic:oe vender in the LI iti• I{:t z•ltsto. HEALTH ADM 11.41 8 P1NISS. NVHEN the spark - 0114e begins to grew din, the circulation !Intuit!, and the in:Nona, Inv:hies impaired by those no.4ancholy liifiranit•es ssl,:eta torine•it the a.„I exhaust the stresigila of the enfeebled vtrar ec ut VEN El.'s TONIC RLNIEDY is proved by exprtielice to 'oe 0141 S: cert:titi, safe, and permanent met:Line ever discuee. ed.-- hi every th•oce of muscular debility, vascular relaxation, weak • liefiS or ltaltly in ei!hir MSX; the invigorating and icaniinatitig proweril Ql ft& balmy remedy are Speedily mailitested. It is not, however, by exciting a temporary .stimulus orirritation tha: those desir.thle effects are produced, but by invigorating, reameatiti,-, and ex!dlirating the animal spirits. The Tonic effects of tics di • vine remedy revore the Languid, debilitated, nervous and ra L.xed of both sexes, front the mortification of beium an incuml'i :Luce m society, to the mug gratifying and dignified .tutu:: of CO:LiKiCiti and parents. Dr. VL N tie 4 To lc Rrat EDT ii prepared and sold Who! 6.0.• and Retail by the Proprietor, at his house, No 14, New Nor:11- street, Red I ion•square, price ioa. dd. per lucks t, or lour in ene fur b2s. dit.y included. bold also, by appoittiment, at Baeon'f., 1.50, Ost•rd-strot ; Richards', 1 Via. Strand ; Sutton's, corner of Asouthampt on-sire:A, Holborn; and by all re' suable Venders in tows and country. I'. HEATH, ni Nottingham, jointing tht I' • Mtn, pants of ngland and Traders in georr.ll, thr.t for tht convenience i•f Italto tie bass plaeed Ills 1 NI Eit E.:SI. :E of I'EPPIiitMINT, and other Medicines, in the Look of Mr. 1..0w DI, tin, St. theirs o.nrch-yard. '1 it F.osence is a ..aft, sodectual, and pleasant remedy, in 9.ttu lrncia ~ and ChOrCT pilifl• in the lit.lllll4th atki Iltqli geotion, hysterics" ors-sichties., uawlea rtirisdart 4.1 pretutancy, relasatlose anal la.situde arsine fried atmoth.r.e new, %siva of appetite, talkative ham ir.cleme:•t %et a h,r, the At liquors, and in the s:.asniodir c• rata tat to • stip:a:4th att.: bowel, co common to iiifanst, 3.laptifi4 tat r•et urgency td th•• ease. As a Family Nletlic•atc, er for the Attar or Navy, it wail be found aNaluible acquisiti.ot. Su:glean IF.ssatoes: tat lit.ran.aettx a - is it wt.!' known a" a vi.. liable Family Methcine, that the principal ..Eject of adver tisement is to guard purchasers against the tutu -I tt.as Cotttrir friti which are prepared by Druggists, iSt.c. espec.ally if the er,2.-r Ic tor Leitortstion. rte otily eta:jolt I.l'. liteth e. n give, i•. to set that 1. P.HEATII, NOit;tii:li.llll, is trigraVill Oa Ow Cr 'Rif 01: - nwta Stamp. Sold wholesale and used Ws.) by ittlward... No. tin, St. Cherch-yaril, in llotdro, Ys. Ml ` and is 134. DIXON'S AN f113:1100S PILLS. THESE Pills long since filn.lined a jest Ceit! l ltity in the rriv.tte practice flf chi! Propriaor, Mr. DIXON, Apothecary ; apd from their great 111.111 X limit.. aisor.hos, on tustittriitti otheri, pox. icul ley u e ;)!.Ike of ti.-11itr.1, George I, arr,i, t h e Dow:.gt:r I.atly S4y the. Vixnentce.l:tiike'ey, &c St.c. he vi.o. pot stiailtit: t t otrtr them to the Public, under the vivo batitot and salicti...t of their names._ _ _ IlLy are found to he an incomprable remedy (tor restraint the t. n i ati .t stomach, for curing indiestion, or prsv milug ea tll; les, and their consequent disagrcealate eructations and it nu letters. 1 bey remove habitual and temporary coativen..hs, •ick head-atis, anti hea:t burn, whether artsiog from the acrimony of the redundant bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to etceret, and wilt be found a most Valuable Medicine to lie reAosted to 'you every ludivosition, MCA. iuned by a divorder,d :va c o t th e Stontack and Bowels. Soh! wholeszle. and ret3il at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapihle, Owner of St. Paul's Church-Yard; by Si•:.rpt and Bel tut, l'ortsmilut it; Jones, We‘ttin, Allnut,, twit M diary, Portota ; I,hason, and Hailing, G.wibirt ; Coleman and Jact.b, Sheu•ncst; Peck and Ross, and Turner, ; Hosts:id, Cookworthy, Nettleton, I and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Idopl, and Spinney and Co. Birmingham :Staines, Lynch, and Atkimm.), Manchester. Irewittan , Ewer; Bruer and M`Dottalil, Gla•govt ; Buigen and Barry, llrtaul; Steven-on and Co. Norwich; Swiufeu, latices:et. ; Elba ards and Penny, sod Billitikte and Latlibut y, Liverpool ; Neal, and Ledger, Dover ; Brighton ; tto•berts 311:1 Rua, Chel tenham ; Simnionds, Blasidlord; Roach, Plymouth Dock ; and retail by most Country Medicine Venders, in butts at 2. Vd. and its. each. I)7.CFN2I3ER !.! 2:114. To Messrs. ROWLAND and SON, Eirby-street, lattou-Gar des*, London. GENTLEMEN —la consetoeiltt: of the good effects of your MACAS:AIt 011., 1 hive it in contatatvl (ruin his Imperial Miljesry the Emperor of all the kits:Los. that you will, without delay, genii the 611111 Of ten vir.eas worth to him, directing it to Sir James Wylie, Bart. l'hy•ic an to the Em peror of Russia, St. Petersburg an.i receive if:e Auto lntut the same fr Excellency °nom de Leven, his MaJeny's Am bassador at the Court of Great Britaiu„-1 have the tumour to be,Gentlemeu, your most obedient servant, Lau es Watts:. The blestinrable qualities of this Oil, for producing a luxuriant growth of Hair on the baldest places, strong :ind beautiful curls, gloss and pleasant perfume, WhAkcroo, lo.ye:irusco, &e. are fully explained m Rowland'► Treatise no uhich is enclosed with each genuine bottle.. 'I he cout.i.le label at coach bottle is signed in red ink, A. /lowland and Suss Sold at 3s. ad —106.6 d. and One Guinea per bottle, by t I c sole Proprietors as a l iases fj. Ask tut ROW LA ND's NiACASSAR OIL. Also, ROWLAND'. LsiENCI:. of TYRE, Which will inintediately and tiLctioally change Red or Grey Hair, Eye Brows, Whiskers, &,. to 4 permanent Urcovit or Ulack , and so) permanent that it cannot he removed by washing. It is perfo c:ly intiorest, and l.a lies and Gentlemen may dye tlu•:r Hair with Ease and Sterrry. !'rice 7 , .tid. per bottle, ur small bottles for trial, at Is. each. The Proprietors will warrant its efficacy. bold, wheesale and retail, by the sole Proprietors, A. Ro w t. A N D and :441, corner of Kirby-street, the first turning on the right, iu Hatton-garden, Holborn; by Messrs. 1 lettarie4, 'l'i chborn street ; Berry, Greek-street ; Mr. Smith, 117, G and Pe:ree, 57, II Rine, 35, New Bond-street; Bayley autl 11!ew, Cocki,Jur • street ; and by most Perfumers and Mel iciae Venders tlarotigh out &imps. Volt Ist 'retry' AND WTLE It's celestAtra VEG ETA b 1 .E To•c t t wma is with cotilidette , , ri.cman:emled to 11. ut Pubic, at the mtrt t Ificacium. hay *Pr, t:te riaalt iu a smut.% s;a:t, ruts to obi Lg.!, ati.l 14.0.11... tt . pi.a.-11 whites:es% wi:hout tap !ring thr 1 amt.!. It :it ;i „its 11.11.11r.' Itt.tutoul relic's to the Gum,. w t' r. lir, a It the m's: th•lvetable V.Vvvit to, ; and It usi.il coma... Lilly as v: 11f Fri:tvitit the Tut,: hat: he, by ri moving is, cmise—the : 7 . urry iu f i.t “trtitlN.—.PriCe *. b. 9i.t. the boX. tpeliiit 1. VEN i int W ATER , fruit gam frac.e.cy tt,e Approba hitt of their 1 7 .0y.d tit :;•4'S thr au I Prittecs, ut Walt b, .4 malty Lathes ut f.lte Molise:ion, lit Mill pint and aril 501! by P. rt in, No. 4. CI- ar%iilit., Lir: mil by hi. amtoicitti.-ia. by Paati-r, air.; ; Have r, arit t ; r. l • . •, II and Jolly, I.ictrpoul ; Lynch, AtiAr.st,a, Maiichester ; atm! Cr-w, Porisrmitti ; „ Siiutliamourt ; Gs - ltla d:11, Plymouth ; Pilser, LuP, and , 1 tetvr; !lr . Parry, and Prosser, ; Crui v.I, Ih:is ti.it tall. ;a. 11:4J4 J.:.1 vie V.•••• 3 rv,:i 111N1.; sit 9.!. v.. it. I • AM.. t.. VirrlEN Men N Educ:ltle;F: ;in.! I V V t.ge per: - evettig en,ta•avolirs to t.I.:At I!`.t• +^t: ;911 ,stall method oi lea lig a few p aiS ng (.• • result of thcir experience is C.a. ht yrr.a ,it . Pala:as:no GADS C.), a: ri...•,‘.. 1 .tt 7 iZ 0..11e5,:e ..1 1 issil•n. !,. • t•..L 1 tte !t;.. the .7 ••!1 , a Ca - Valli !Te% . Utii: y ritterse.leil - .11 A .'` all.. ';tr•cturea • r ay: improved pia:l. . 1.3y • • , •• •ii• t 7 lirther araina a•-•:. •-1 T ••••411:i chnaze. - , .if a ft . : 1.. t w 7;•:it y a 17r, phy:•ll.-1 .!•.• vitith •4 .t • anti :11.1 or T. uiL :•.•..1 • anus cksein.se..„ if lint r.-7-.../44:.• 1, teu - • . teua.: ccnhuml.:•( It 1.1 t:... sts! ,, it•nLieStry, t!Se troni any t;: c ot!tail het sriae r as \lt ••,1 A! t. . •.h4l. • • i‘l ;.1 .%7s :.11 - • : • fti •1/' - 1": V ••• ' • _ 7 . <•• 7.11 Co. <C . .. , .1• • ••:.:•; • • •1 , .!.'•4 • • i • I 1 I: e •1, Vat t i t ti . it'l' \ ;..11 „..! to . .L• WO t - tt Veit .• •. •... •-• .g;1,1..; a c•fit.i.:.e, Ihtik it ' ,III :A.t: -hi have t.pet.y it=lt.s.;te•' •!:t• t t,rattelt ui tLe plot's.; rti.':.•.teS of tit:4l'ra s, ansl ti.•to he most i• thq Lye to convict:Al :47.yi t.O rer) t!:ds the r.— • , •••'.1.!..1 •r , p3j ;her ellideaV:lllN t th... 111 t‘; ‘01:1 gs:act al Prststitit - ..c;, an). t'st•y psysi:ott• that s •air 'or tl o t,ttittoct ss - tis they have by :he 1%; sit st) htt-otliy it. roe result of J: •! st: .1. I pratett.:e cust , •le at ti by a supccior ittytt,o.'" to I so IVA• A tivyrerate or tint:V...4le.: wiltottt s ol,, s • f ttto, t t„.• , • I -tat restr.sint "n t.tst o; eltt-feisc ; att.l 'Mt •is •tarly apttlicao.on ;Coy try of t! t• :•tc , t,l4,..kuty :Ns s iut ntly is c ri,:rm ar '!out. 70:..e tit tvto inlCetletitesl4tieiess tll tlrir nt :sic of trt.attn•-ut ,(wittch ; !leer: IltiliAV:l Ist Ertl in instance Lit :•1".*:..!• ..t 15 : tturtnit which ryrS...: n : at:y tittets44l.l r ...r.cms of both eett cored, eysn After sercre .111 I titjurious methods U.: t• pursued by otl.str Pr.te itic.nen without elktt), suslace. :- thus publ.cly t.ti.r th , ir sulsocr. To be cor.ll!tt-c! daily by Patients of either sei, witlt re.:rety„ delicacy, soul cuttueerti.-I.ett..tts frcns e . .e c.setriy, cent,rtai paracuAts :t! case. 7.!e, aril nitrite; of lir IT, reia 4 ttmic.,,, tr.st Me.ll..•in! - A•at'sled ;t1 rat of !lit: kiugdosr.. 1 t . .. os, 4.tev.-r . es•rr•o*. r•••••-strett, •l•v'~' .. ~ t ~ r f " 2 M t ERINIONY. lir A RRIAGL cltoniti be the t:ltind.itiiit of •50c 7 41 I Itappina.s, which is oftet, disturbed through p form the union, not •.•A•tig thno. pr..eaut.u.4 . w aitii troa•'. T Clefts the enjoysitem 7 01.4 great d I , Yle.it • 1 .11-I , •4:ig. f.• • 1.• ticary rank pay adaradoo Ha : s e r ,lh a ,i s ; her, the cons:itutian ha. 1. •en ia•n:e.l by .I:sea,t, or dub 1.1;v4.1 ► certain liab:t e'ofitne. tc.l at 4u :11ri , • age, a renovation 01 .0 4 •;,.•.• rreViotit tel euterity Via! state ii .y 0,114.61! ••• the tasinfotniog %reeks of lite, sit I. to P.:A:WI ass tie ! Tio disr•-•!er. have coatriha:ed mare I : :.• . 1 .4,••••• 4 - .1 , - 11••••tl s. • ha" s• et vel•ieli .e CO. il..e t... 0 , 11-itotre. I: w...• 41.1 Vei•Tel% 1: • ! and !.:•1 ::•i orate, to • 1.•• e: •* !!;•., .itt, et ':!..ivOy to t!t- ,11:1•• •. Oitelti:., an 1 t'•e d.. Ire. as • h '414 , 7.1 • • th.• e tlrs ,1%.* :le b•sy, u. ;Lai u!1 et. •••• .;.•• • • aid 1 1 :lie eil:•e. that rret ant e tee: - .14 e • state. Th...aece.stul ,;.tit es theirsi dOer !A ts i rava?ri. th•-•.ecua11d1..1%., Ss !.. . insporia!lt .11:he rarahrue of Lunt's. t. &unties. 17 If iltr,4lll Willi li.tr iii.:lllged Vila siaai;.Ary vcc to seal: tea . I le, stetitig profeoannal in. nut' eminence a...t It awn . , 7o Cl.Tit:t attd Co claim the sane/lost ul ichelasi as wed ,the testi...may of Liner's.; 3.1:7:tel facts. la 7 tie eu:e ul t how comp:aims, they hold out 1,e3 vier ; but, :.t.-nsiWz. as 311 men nat:s he, e. the erstez...• ealatue Guy o.t.r 11* as re ;tlherly ektesC.ll.. ti bets lit the Ito - , al C4Jll,:e, .ii Sure -ms of I ain.14.0 and F. •lit Slight aud rtecur c:eies of syptatlase infecti•nt etc y .-.. - •1 in the .port space of two days. '1 hose ut the teu-t Ws. 13,', duration, such as Chstroc•ions, inveterate Sttictuus : the Civets, &c. are pertn met:: ly and 1 , Li , —Several Nuhlenteo and Gettrtemen of the 14 , 7 have been MILT the care at C 1 ante and ::se, tr• tunval of complaints of the urethra, It ncturai, Sc 7 : .1 !IS:. ; received a radical and perm:m.ln rtnt.e>t •14.,t reti....:, stay be made to ths::11, iilttstartiiry suptrieritt and Co: 1)* -11 t...:•:•1.1 , Many of these. Gets learn Intl writ-turas t• (WI ten year*, and Weft* the Care of Nier•rs, i alga all her Surg•unis t coral einiiitt,ce, orbs a;:eso, te,l by the ai,plic.nl..l, of tha. I.lrar csusrc,w••li•ra: r•c.s.••. •••• • Ce Isis; and Co. hnr ~.I!...ted the t. le; t.r ft:,' mat.y they are .1a ly ree.lv te.7 11,n:1.w:h. rat them thank. f•r their re.t..e.;iatt to sou: aa.l Vt ••" heilth. It v:a. sem t.t tit, ‘lll!•stli,..h vet., kohl •u I , Nash! Earl, who had 1a'.0.4ir.: uos.er this .i•• .''i 4 • • pant. ul malady tor ten ycar.t—lie had. I.wea an 1 r C-• 01 . several Surgeons of praf.....lonal emitten• •e, et " atirtltd hint porn:an-1n rehei ; but trout the los ;‘a rex ' treatment adopted and pursued by hie..rs. Curti' tad Lo• Mord a radical core IC the short space of um month. " :slay To Dr. CURRIE, 101, llatton-i;a7 .l. 11. ' 4 T.ord feels great pleasure in c0m....1.1: t. l • Cui•rte the pert.= re-e-tand‘hturnt of la: livaltls, 1 . : 47•• • 1 • r 01 and adinir;:ble treatment of atrizture •he imiy add, elm• lie laas nut lor many yzar, rogation and freedom front pain; and lie et.it :.t.• • his having obta.tie 1, tl'irough his 11 an I eteitaii • radical cure of that horrid entni.laite. .a• he v.. , to the matuitr that whet. Irt-a•ed ;he . • power, Into a 'ate trial and a just contra:l..ll, tJ i• bine of Ply! Moe to Dr. Currie wire) he shall ever 1w rezdy and willing tu'aeltioits•:.• ' •• By an early . alsrliCal4.ll It) !11,..5ti• Clitne• &. •. k T will escape tile pail; &testi'. au l espruse of a I ..;. attefidatise upon less eapsriere...l pract:tione:s. Islamist( Wona.st, 'u.', lost .! expectation. of a lanally, may !sr :wore.% t:rr• 71. -- such detects art ctitab:i. by 111,.1,:d 1 sl.t!! ; and all: l .'•' 2 ' mortal of such impedint_ins be au object •;'• minty with Odic, A, yet the cure of sae!. detects, 1.•• • /- • progress ui rt:,..r.ru:al, is the ac u: 1:1 • • Isle,.rs. Cr a a t: and l: e. may 1....c005*ti.1 Sea s with the greatest sta.rtcy and 1:0110::r, at thc:t • 107, Hatton-gardeit. Patients on the country, descriMng the part ic..."ars of :1. it 0. age, and mode of being, inclastng a renurer: tor 3 •` l ' . mediciite., the stmt• wilt be given or sent t:) ail- -,r of t'•. dom. To tosure that secrecy so es.rtvial to tech a'r'il the postage of kuter may be added to the accwiii3 it" nI 107, Hatton harshest. 'III . 1 A 36:J. ••., LONDON 8 PrB Hied t)) LEA FL KENT, Vese.; :3EBI pubiletted these, and at the Star Odicc.TeniPle IL° I I