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4 Ldif iNIELLIGENCE. COURT' OE KIING' BENCH, JUNE as. THK LINO V. MUbHEIT. • Th;s was an indictment against the ahem named defendant and flannah Boyd. the sister of Mrs. Wood mass, or M , lniague,sevvre, for an assault upon that Lady and her co 'chums. The defendants appeared to be in humble sttuat ions to life, and the assault arose ut of encl.-avows on the part of M. Woodman's fan.ily to repel the inttusitea of the defendants into his home. The Jury frund the defendants Guilty, and Lord ELLINIS qicovcii recommended them to apologise to Mrs. Wnndmass for the riotous assault, apd to she sister to set herself r;ght with her relations, an as to prevent the necessity of bringing the defen dants up for judgment. ROBERV.ON V. BYTHrtEA, ESQ. This was an action for bleach of promise of mar riate against a Gentleman of fortune in the conitty of Wilts, who agreed to a verdict against him for 1000 guineas, for the purpose of testifying to the Lady's virtue and honour. JUNI 4.- TEMPEST V. CHAMBERS. This was an sedan brought by the plaintiff, a clerk in 'the Transport Office, to recover a compensa. lion in damages, for an injury sustained by him, in conseqhmee of certain slanderous words uttered by defendant reflecting on his character. The words were - spoken to a third person by defendant, and were as follow I have traced him. I have a war rant not against him. I will offer twenty guineas for bis apprehension, and will transport him." It ap peared that the plaintiff bad occupied a house be. longing to the defendant, which, however, he had qiiithd, anti, on defendant's going to examine the premises afterwards, he found the drawing nom shut ters had been removed, and various other depreda tions committed ; upba this discovery, he applied at Queen.sqoare Police-office, and obtained a warrant against the plaintiff on a chirge of his having felo. Piously st-len the shutters. Upon this warrant plain- 1 tiff was apprehended And taken before a Magistrate, who, however, on bearing a statement of facts, said three was no felony, and discharged the warrant.— The plaiatiff had now brought his action for damages for ! , 'e sc4i - giAlous aspersions thrown upon him by de len,l4la. • Eutoutnitovoo left it for the Jury to say, whether the words - were uttered with a malicious in tent of imputing to the plaintiff what was not true. or whiTher he was deceived into a belief that the plaintiff was guilty of felony by the warrant having been granted, which it ought not to have been, by the hiagistt ate ?—On this fast would depend the amount of the i images. The Jury, after a short considera tion, found for plaintiff.—Damages One Farthing— Costs One Farthing. Each party, therefore, pays their ewe costs. ! OLD BAILEY. na rti'llY 1. Foy was icdicted for the wilful murder of U. knit, en board the ship WWiam, in the West India Docks, ea !fir uh. The prisomr who came from Liverpool, went to the loigings of Captain Derbyshire, of the ship William, where hr exhibited visible symptoms of derangement, and on the fol. Influx evening be went on board the ship, where he obtained a bed. I iie deceased was ship's cook on board, add slept near the prisoner. About *levee o'clock at night a noise was heard, wh . ch *matted the atseadon of the person on watch, who called our to know what was the matter. he deteesed usled the prisoner the swat question, who replied that he dld nut know what was the sisatter, but would endeavour to pto sleep again. In about m other hoer, however, the noise was repeated, and loud cries of warder heard. The prisoner was seen lying over the pas-way, ~peeing the cries they had just heard. Upon asking him what was their cause ? he said, " the Devil was after m; be had murdered OHL and wounded ALL the rut." On examining him mere closely, Wood was perceived on his &saw. He wa;then embed what be had dose with the body ? be replied, be had heat the man's . heed well with some wood, and threw him below.— • Me ties pointed out the body. A large piece of wood, covered . with blood, was on the floor sear it, and the heed was dread /telly wounded. Being asked to account for his contosission of the crime, he said the deceased would not suffer Sim to come up the ladder to avoid the murderers and evil whim A letter was found io the cabin, written to his wife, but in so Incoherent a style, as to raider its mowing unintelligible. He was then taken to the watch-baose, where he behaved in the sans/ deranged man ner, is which state be continued for many days afterwards.... After his comtnitment, Ibi ewer, he eahlhited lucid intervalL le hie defence, the prisoner said, be was totally ignorant of the . • esineneoissis. Mr. jisitiai Bar Lat charged the Jury ; who food a vesd ct, that the prisoner had mounitted the act in a state of rental detangement..—This verdict subjects bite to 0111111111111111 t • for lute W. Rua& was then tried for she murder of Mary Ann Dawes,' is Bases street, Mutat:beret. It was alleged that the deceased thren herself nut of a window to avoid the threat of the t flea.' sees awing her throat. "1 he Court and the Jury, however, bring of opinion that the deceased was in a state of extreme on. toys:atlas, and that it was more probable she had rashly cons minted the act in that State herself, than that the prisoner was de liberately sharpening a 'respell to cut her throat, immediately acquit es. bles t as uida; &wales was capitally convicted fnean mina as Win's= tiosecastie on tlas K.nt's highway, putting him in teat, and tableg host his person a silver watch and a hat, hie isr . Lipma.✓ for stealing several articles of wearing sp. paropl o ji c pr..perty of Juhrt .IcKeph, so b.* dwelling house. Chad d s Wain and Parr .11;falil tor w callus five silk bandker• -olsivia. As property of Meosn &feisty Curran Ur atian an 1 Jolorla (Juliann. pr.vwcil lu bhup. . pica "rut cowrie' uat rationy, viz Mary Morden, for smiling obese tot rabbets ; Mary *l'llotost, for strafing a ;ore.. of slk boiekorcloiefo; D. tladokins, fur btralins a bisoket. ; and W. and (1. Moos. for woofing deals wt the River named. IrMiinu was Couvietkd of a noiskinaatior, in uttering coon- Mel* Beat-tobsna. jaidid Ands, alias diroolod, was capitally Indicted for &wens tea wW S. Campbell. a sUlor. - 1 be wklow of the decea...4 look cubed. bus Mr. Isaias datum held. *bat she could tees be ..*Ausopeotor, velem sbe gave up bar abase u 4 the property. Of the wits. 4ta sommossd to prove time the simtarstt was not to the bawl wrldog of the deceased, hose mold swims posulvely. Tba rimier was. of worse, aelistted. imams was iadieted for the startler of D. Cooolly. This was be a 141 t betwe-n the panics, in St. embalms's. No wit tiest apprailny,, the prisoner was acquitted. .1 Saxdsrs ' itnikttA for ahooLig W Dols; and P C rs hi s o, also WIWI foe cads; and seaming 0. Mlle% went acquit's.. . . Ilifootty het -- banister ' Weber, of Intilllegfer4l, k Os. Seetisbut, US he wires tonal, cud left bet for drat 1 teepee* eeeesseria the mtg, eteggred wet the bosee;wbe e, eshaettoil *lit the lute *Ebbw& saw fellegelon the wall.and instantly op = i t i r dim tteegy . tat ; 1: 3 • 1 1 1 :61 14 :1 t it i :le d g c 7 ied N Ve d i l y ki te . "lithrfaig recover.--ar: : . C . .epotfle legt ii :l lo l:r a broesto o lrettliet et WktMl iteratt . ! il i sierder s Wilfieet Pulps vtasbrooslit op to Havos-ttstent s to a (Kelp of ottooklits antl.throotolos thr Iffy of he *De. It :••=lti slim' di' email , Wild Mthe boost of lobo Plirtah, i . : - law who I, Ott I* solotokotoo too the recoflos night 1 Al ipstamebei,..esseel ladmeit't with *Jew au, al 4 1 . Ir 4 bit MS 14 1 1110 Mike book tboi she orasobbiott to bide' j ilteio be lettOro4litt Ira. le Out the bedstead to, • . , leoluieiretybleb be WIS op it* ter, tos4 {be debit • as/ ifoorkso OP.)* Wet ito.ktos tier escape. leg sit. or, NA aiming koo, moo& the bantam solr '"- j ` . don *lst : VOlPlielekhr 741.4411b ° 4 i .- . , • - ' 4fr aos - -.. •- • s `!...) . , .. i , . , . I s ' ~ ^ , . • - ... 1 .. V.I4TIFARSIrr DrMLLIGICNO. • • • • OItIORD, JUNI 14. Last went the election came' on at ' St. Coupe, V i a l e Met.sre. Swaiosen Harvey, Bellamy, and 3 1 1th, *wore eitmed Sebolarb of that Seeley. Thustelay be'unlibt, in ennvotatinn,lVm. WWI Bitch, EN Gentitntan Commoner of Magdalen College, was inhumed w the degree of Honorary Mater Art,. Monday. Charles Dermas, El. stand compounder, and the Rev. tanna, Von+ r Short, of Christ Church, B. A. Were ad mitted Masten of .Arts. CAMBRIDGE, JUNE t!. Yesterday th. kw's" of &haul, Mater of Trinity College, held an Ordination 1., the chapel of that sdelety, whet, the fol lowing Gentlemen viers. itniametl: Deacotti I ion. R. M.A. and Mr. '1 hones Chapman, of St. Jo' College; Mr. John Brown, of Queries College; Mr. R. . !At rois, hi A. of 1 rimty ; Mr. lid ward Luvt..l, of Jesus College ; Mr. John Bayky, M.A. of Em manuel College Pnests--Rev John Brass, M. A. and Rev. H. Smith, B.A. of Tricity Cotli got • Rev. I. Cwuk , BA. Christ College ; Rev. C. Lee, B A. of dare Hall ; Rev. J. Griffith. M.A. i f Ltumattriel College • Rev. E. Hibgante, M.A. of Jesus &liege ; Rev. 1. Carew, M.A. of Sidney College. ECCI.E%IAsTICAL PROMOTIONS. Rev. Charles Sandiford. M.A. formerly fellow and Tutor of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, is collated, by the Bishop of Bath and Wells, to the archdeaconry of Wells Rev. E. W. Mathew, of karl's Coins, is presented to the vita rage of Gnat Coggesba.l, Fines, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. Richard Mane, D•onestic Chaplain to the Archbishop of Canterbury. Rey. Kish= Robinson Bailey hai been licensed to the porpe- - nisi curacy of Culpbo, Suffolk. Rev. Frauds Daubeity has boss collated to the rectory of Downbeats, In the We of Ely. Rev. George D'O)ly, to the vicarage of Hernhill, In the Dio cese of Canterbury. Rev. Thomas J. Landos,to the vicarage of Brasted, otherwise Sismonward, Cornwall Rev. Thomas 8. Smith, to the vicarage of St. Austin and St. Metre, Cornwall. Rev. G. H. L. Grettoo, to the Selig of Foy, Herefordshire. Rev. William Evans, to tbe vicarage of Vowtherch, Here fordshire. BANKRUPTCY "ENLARGED. VIIBun Milieu the younger, of Minya, parish of Henbury, Gloucestershire, dealer and ehapmau. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Crump, of Dish op-Bunon,Yorkshire, thither-aserckant, to surrender June 30, July 1, and August 5. at eleven at the White Hut (averts, in Kingston-upon-Hull. Attornas. Mr. Leonard Maks, Gray's-Inn-square, Loudon ; or Mesas. Rk• ace, Dryden, and Robinson, Hull. Bean Beans, of Horton-town, pui.k of Sr. Leonard, Shereditett, Middies's, cow-keeper, milkman, dealer and ehapman. July I, at one, July n, at twelve, ana Anima 5, at one at thsildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lawrence, Funeivat's-lun,%HolbOgn. Abraham Adderton, of Lower Sliadwell. Middiestia, ship-Otan i der, lune i 7. July 11, and Allan 8, at e:eetn, at tiuildbalL Attorney, Mr. Henry, King Edward-street, Wayving. Thomas Hannam, of Tottenham court-road, Middlesex. grneer, dealer and ekapman, Jour 27, July u, and Alien t 3, at eleven. at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Tilsun and Picaton, Cule- man-street. Stephen Tidy, late of Dover, Kent, (bur now a prisotser in Do ver Castk.) draper, dealer and chaprnan, June •Jt£, July 8, and August a, at ten, at Gu Idhall. Attui hey. Mr. L. A. Wilde, Wantrek•square, Ntwipme 'nest. John Co: vise loaner, late oi Exeter, redsrnan, dealer and chap. man, July 1, , 1, at "lie, at Glitkiltall, London.— Attorney, Mr. Brown, London Cuntneacsal k o uths, Mincing-lane, Landow name Grieve, of Edinburgh, and liars Grieve, of Manatee. ter, fastion.manufactureis and copal . . nets, hay £7, lb, ant. August 5, at eleven, at the Palate.. Liu, Mulches er. Attornies Mr. Hadfield, Miusehester ; or Mr P:tilip liur William Jones, or Llantido,Carmarthenslstre, opkeept.r..sealer and chapmas, July 6,7, and August Ls, et one, at the ;'o niter , ciao Rooms, tasisitd. Aqoritits, Messrs Pottle and Greentie Id, Gray's fun-square, London; or Mr. Andrew Livett, junior. Bristol. William Ward, late of long Euckhy, Nortbanirocshlre, bot cher, July 5,6, and August 5, at cleven, at the Cruwu Lill, in West lutklaw Attornies, Messrs. Long bud Awtru, Gray's inn, Loudon ; or Alts•rs. Denny and Sou. Long liuck.by. James SelWay the yont:ger, of Wells, Socut.rse.shite, tallow. chandlerodealer and emplane, July 8, 25, and Auguit 5. at eleven, at the King's Head Hotel, Bridgewater. Attornks, Mr. b .ya, in Bridgewater; or Maws. Blake, Cook's court, Carey-wreet, Lundua. Herman Ern* bisects, of Lower Thames-street, London, and of itothrthithe, Surrey, Ish-merchant, dealer and chapinam. Jun* 27, July 4, and August 6, at tea, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hutchison, Crowsitcourt, 1 breadneetlie.stren. Daniel MiaU the younger, of Portia, Hants, Wawa', dealer and Ovals% July iu, at twelve, at the Star inn, (Aspect, July 19, at eleven, en 4 August 5, at one , at the George Ina, Ports.' mooch. Aterenies, Mr David William Weddell, Gosport ;-or Mr. Thomas Briggs, it, flaks-stmet, wand. Beery AistsWarth, tormesty of thrium„hut now of Mambo* • tar, talon, althber.oterchatit, denier hod shaman; July 7, Se and Most 11, at Obi, at dot Dog fat Maschsoar. Ants‘' ides, Messrs. Mike and Parry, 'lrswt, Lind Haitteatand Ainsworth, MaDebsster. ; Edward Bath, John Baekshell, and Apollo, William Batt,' sows ea late tat Winery, Oathedshirs, bookers and copartners, Joky tit, all, and August 506 twelve, at OtidbaM, Lam. Atturntas, Mr. Lemke and Mr. Wootell, Wit* ; or Mr. Lowden, Clammed Ina, Lapdog. • • Thomas Claptoa,QtAltred•plase, growsllftrost-mmtl, SSW ses, carpeurer, builder, dealer and dogma% June Itt, m July 4, at eleven. ants August S t M Neon aloha Ationig.' Mr. E. A. Wilds, Warwick-slur., Nswpte.atrost. William Carter the younger, ate of Naomi, Torksitim, bet.. cher, dealer and chapahan, July 14 4, and August 1, at damn, at the Black Horse dun,. Kingstou-upon-Holl. Anoraks, Messrs. /nutty, Mocker, and Dame*, 4, Fandval's-hus, Lon. don; or Mr. John Cutswords, Kaug.too•upoo-Hull. Williaass JaCkbuti£, Suutkaln, parish tot Bishop's Cleve, Glom cesteridunt, farmer, corn-draler, dealer and clnienan, July 17, Ib,atnd August 5, at dawn, at the Upper Geinge lan, Übe ce.ter. Atte/sues, Mr. .1 Lamas Gardner. Gloucester; or Mr. Lt.,as Becks. sireanw-inuldings, C4nctir) t ime, Loudon. Robert 4irJl, late n; ..erwklt (weed, wo..lien draper, skater and el , a;•ittas,, 48, July $, ansi-Auguat 6v at skews, at lax L 44 1 1 ,. luu . (...IRCiliStle-111)(011 I rig. Atuurnit£, Maui& lieli and iirodrack, flue 4Caaurch yard, Lundou ; or Mr. Vur e we15t4 , 11.4.1r a var. DIViDENits to he made at GUILDHALL. hoe fr/. Witham Harem, of streattta.: , carpenter, at eleven. July I,i, kleuaer Suviruni, ut Vinsburrplace, taller, at melt's.— July 15, I tt , ita Pa.sh, nrick-lane, Spitalbeids, at twelve. July 15, Win. Smith, llait•sti vet corn dealer, at tit. July SU, James bird, -t. Martlit's•Lunt, chre:rmunger, at leo.— J uly ItY, John Shutt leworth, of Cepthill-court, nit rchaut. at ten. July le, John Jones Hastings, linen-draper, at eleven. July le, kiardwick 1 rye, Blibeympte.arreef, limn-dr.per, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to he made in the Ctilt AUTRY. July u 5, INivid Horton, Birmingham, gill-tuy -maker, at elven, at the kora Hotel, Birmingham. Julrui, John Jacobi, Walt tit, poliateres, m twelve, at the Chlistelher Inn and l'avern,Bath. July ItA, Wis. Viggr, Bewtel, cheese-factor, at our, at the Ginn atesaid Booms, Banal July lb, Francis tilling, Maitcheiger, Innkeeper, at lour, •at the Dog, M anchester. July NI, William Bleakin, Hull, grocer, at eleven, at the Dog and Duct 'Levert', Huls. July 17, James Dabs', Manchester, tbanutacturer, at I at the Selortgy Ana lots, 11014udwitgq. July AS. Michael brown, otattin, huikier ' at eleven, at the P oyal I Lori, Ilinniughant. July IS, Jonathan kaz ror, i,i riinninLitant, ouch St eleven, at *the Ihtion Tuveru,•llirthinghs '` • NAM/. . 1 June 29, Viiesitileat Tattiness, of s On Tuesday, Is firekriky•squers. Lady linty raslet, of a &esker. At thomr..thriody of I.kursoast.Colgosei Ford, of the Royal Eugineer.. of a aanbtev. . DIED 'MRy senuight. the Rev. l.ew•s - Henry Youngof newsy. The wh iniitant, at .Cnierain, Miss Boylan, daughter of the Rev. Hitgh Boylan. of Cakdon. Saturday se'nnight, lane, eldrd daughter of the late Ittsv Ilr. Surrough, Prvbandary of Peterborough, and Vicar of Vl'isbeselt St. Beteri., in the isle of Ely. Tuesday, Mr. Nathaniel Reading, barge muster. of Walling ford. He went to bed in petfeet hvelth, .sad tits nett morning wan found dead by the side of his wife. May VS, at Tivoli Retire, near Bourde:wr, Francis Cordon Cantpbt•lt, of Troup and Ghttlynit, Esq. in his iith rear. Friday morning, as one of the pion* Gentlemen of Eaton Col. leer, or the mime of HA Tea, was bathing in t'te I'h.nnra, be was • suddenly seizeJ with the cramp, and unfortunately drowned The opinion of the Learned, that neatly one4bird of mankind is lost by improper treatment, must ho considered an absolute tad', when tinily practice proves that children at the breast are subject to small Worm*. These cause sickness. griping pains,' and, even convulsions; but the adult is equally subject to the like, and, unfortunately f tholissinis, they know not the cause. Those afflicted with shooting pains in the stomach or seat, head-acire, irregular appetite, offensive breath, sickness. &e. may be assured the cause isWorms, as elm be proved by some of the rniist respectable persons in Town.—Dr. GAIDNaIt is con. stilted on Mondays at Long Acre ; and Tuesdays at Shoreditch. Medicine 2s. 9d. 44. 641.' 105. 6d. and 30s. boxes one guinea. We are informed that Dr. Cottrell, and three emi- , nent Surgeons, of SO years experience in Strictures, Fistulas, Debilities, &c. &c. have established a Medi cal Board at Charlotte-house, Great Charlotte-street, opposite ROWLAND HILL's Chapel, BlAckfriar's-road. where the public are relieved Irian the most dangerous diseases without salivation or Confinement. • The In stitution claims the attention of those oho may have attempted the cure it themselves, or who have been so unfortunate as to consult men ignorant of in im portant a branch of the protes.ion, whose improper treatment have mercurialised thousands out of their existence—eruptions on the head, lace, and body, sole_ eyes, throatonouth, and nose, vertigo, noise in theeari, deafness, dimness of sight, often ending in blind ness ; pains in the head and limbs. frequently misi taken for rheumatism ;extreme weakness in the knees, swelled ankles, with a general debility, &c. are only a few et the dreadful symptoms which frequently appear years after, and too often embitter the matrimonial state. Messrs. COOP= and Co. are consulted daily by all ranks of people, from sea till eight or by letter, in closing a fee (for no others are answered), stating their case, when medicine and the hest advice is sent to all part sof the kingdom. They alio cure the piles and fistula, without horning or cutting, and give advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sun day mornii.gs, till twelve o'clock. HEALTH AND I . I.4PI'IbIESS. • TN all casts af.Nerwous Deblity, Itel43tatinn, tan IL gear. Low/mesa Spirits, Inward Wastitigt,l'resnliling of the Hand., Oppremion at the clifte, Stat:l3( li . &c &c. Dr. VENIIII.'s CEL ER RATED TONIC K ENIEDY is a i.iverrogn and Isifillibar .pecific • it is to fact the only Medicine which eau be rented on, it tortidss withoot sdaiolariug, and animates without infla4wrot ; it promotes the rtproduction of was•ed substance, and is..igswore. be vascular system; indeed k nourishes, strengrrens, and re. plenishes the entire body. Whatever the original cause at these disorders may have been, how .Ver ifIVCI erase, *Er by Whatever iiymptorns manifested, the ol•j-ct of the most tamest solicitude, with the unhappy sufferers, i. to obtain relief The meat heart felt gratification of the Proprietor. lite, is, that be can eanscien- , tiously, and with coofideoce, assure every iiiiltvidsal of either sex, subject to any of the symptoms called nervous, that this Medi. clue is a. perfectly safe. as it t. invariably ritiCaCiOUL Sold Wholesale and Retail by the Proprietor, at 14, New North street, Red Lion-rsjaarei also by Bacon, 150, Oxford-street ; datum, corner of liourhamptewstreet, Holborn; Bolton's, Royal Exchange ; R:cl.ards, ifi3, Strand ; awl all echo Medicine Vi dens, price ith.tki.per packet, or tour in one tor SiSss duty tncioded. See the Doctor's Adv.ce th the Nervous, &c. sold by Pankow, 146, Pleet.streer, price lIALLAM's ANTIBI LIOUS PILLS, inventor, by EriWARD HALI.AM, f agree= and Apnriecary, Bury St. Edindbd's.—This safe and elegant preparation is justly emosased for in agnimble and certain operation. by which it elfeeteally removes all Inaction or Obstruction at the Stem& and Brreseb, whether arising from Bile, Indi g estion, Plaritlench or Cold; Sickness at titoMach, Hemarii, Sto. It operate& by dislodging acrid bile or other crudities reudned is the witeerfnal canal, and acts as an akeradve to the system geowally. Pere from any aatinionial or mercurial preparations, It la at all times safe; and has been given. whir singular good effect daring Preg nancy. Its action is particularli adapted to Lemma of %haus Habits, and those of sedentary lives, whore a Wick= action of the bowels Is not kept up, and crudities retained In thole meow an frequently producing pains and distension., headache, Shire, and giddioess, or a mate of woo Wes,. and Oppression.. Remove the mow, the effect must cease." A single trial will fully convince the patient of their Mew. The wurst ewe, of Minns or Sick Headache are cemialy *. unwed by a single dose, and le a smith shorter dew be credited but tram experience. The Proprietor thinks it pruger•to remark, they will be kirk net only to act without passe unsminess, hilt to leave the htslyi after their immediate action ceases. free from that cos. we use which rascally see ms& the sparadea of Wes ive medicines. Sold, wholesale and rusk by lilwards, Os, et. Pull's Cluareli yard, Loudon; Slaw Ottfued-atr ere; and Ward Hoban" Primula rol a sad leper Dos. UES PASTILLES MA RTIALI.ES de MONT PELIER ; AROMATIC LOZENORS of STEEL,. are a discovery of the first hisportanee to t h e present and 4ic caviling ages, their happy effects being squally sudden, certain and pelmet:it • se diffusely salutary. that while they give tone to .nerves. and ' heeitli and vlgmfr to the entire frees*, they impart a g Mal heat through the whole system, and esisdirate the animal spirits in such a manner, that they may Curly be said to reanimate natnre; for those diseases otcasinr.ed by deblity,rebzwinit, pros. trade,' of strength, or want of so re in die nervous system,' 1'64 are recommended with the utmost caurideuce ' as the moat VW. able, safe and infallible moody Slim ever has been, or ever can he discovered by the researches of science; they anglllo an a tempor admiihm, se by sen.ation, but by grads./ sad edictoally strengthening and renovating the c =Miima, exchink the healthy anion of. and imparting increased citerey at.d ergo= m every pan of the human frame; they manse di. unsaid, di ' and relaxed of both sexes, to sound arid vise Mins health aversion to exercise. Subs ur deprevi. y ,it ape*. 11111111.. Mid pallid coontroioce indurate approaching lb female will be reatutod to beak!' and stele,' by the 'benign influence of this medicine. At Montpelier tikes Losvnges acquired a degree of teletary unequalled its the annals of nwdicinei nod many tee, vslasidlart gone there from this country, ir 'More their recovery mono to LSW invaluable preparation than to any utbrr catt.t whatever. _Prepared by the Proprietor, J. P. Noldon and sad wholseali.. London, M 14:stetet,es,*rcohl_etpubliNstativalasby. said,his.coisitmgc;:rbgetnimipitstioriM:irrm.ideo::ifford,nddkr;,ziai:nissic,ssingiamallosva: ; Airggy :sod Co Chnllinatird i Croswell, and Mvyier's, Bart ; Brodu e IA Co. laildpirf i Lamodtan pod Ca Witeborne• Tramline% led mast Voider* of Motile:lse la the King ' elone. --- •itripissirs, out 800 is signed by the Proprietor, hand writing; withen t widak OWN ma • • t •04 ...ea. •••• • emu. roe Tllloo.lg l it:X li ffrONZ,•lieWilAoo, 14 the cirines templets% incident to the hunter I frosne v there are none more iirohdfilihrthOWlMlllN,lsor mon alarming in their tonaestanoes, tbse tbeGRAVEL and SiONE PAINS in the - max; LOIRE; BLADDER, rid LUM SAGO. They are oomplabiti to wide), eytyy panne is liable and are h foondinos lot wary other yarn of Disorder. I L above i n valuable Mitdoeumpoeed of the most innocent i n gm-divots, has be toso4.ot singuler Nosy, in thy-shove C ana p l um; mooning; dm ealpall, pr.gritty secretitnia,.aiel barn shin every penneloui tredency to *OK &mane, 'reheat canine merit. From a conaciousams or the powerful guallry of tiles. Pi Is, fully evinced by >a prorate practice of many yaws, the ate offered to the Ahmed, and recommended as 'a cure far th above complelats. Suit wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, sow • of St Paul's Church-yard ; and mail by Belem slid Sharp, Pont mouth; Hall, Hardingould Johnson, Gosport ; eUlnsttt , WestO Mallory. Jones. Portsca;Trewnsah, Exeter ; Cootworihy, Oleo. • vllie:Gilbertiand 'Hashed, Plymouth; Newbury, Dublin ; lints and Ma,:donaki, Glaestow ; Smith, Manderston, Scutt. an d k o ,„. born, Edinburgh; Ottawa. Bath; Rom & Peck, Hull; Greven Edwards and Penny, anal Daintie s I.lverpool ; Stains and Lyncl 'Manchester; biome. Norwich; Knott and Lloyd, Strmiughaa OftlPkti. Brighton; White- Sinutionde, bieiHort Roach, Plymouth Dock; and most Medicine Vesnlore, in boa, los. ad. eaoh. NO I)isorders hure comributed more essenti4l, deatroy 11;rnetifal HupPiless than those which are tl vineetpience of unguarded pleasure. People of every rank pi adoration to the Shrine of N Whack s but where the Consili um has bean tainted by Dlseasi-, a renovation of stability i. indisps 'ably reysite. Twenty yews have we devoted our p ract i ce the esrlusive treatment of the following Dinu.lers, and the su awful result of our plan giver, us additional ardour to oppoie, far as we are able, the ravages of those Complaints which are t most important io the catalogue of Hems Inlinnides. Aft initiation Into !eery branch, as Navy Surgeons, we fanned a wis.., at already period of practice, to rescue individuals from the I. noraniie of uneducated men, or the equally dangemastsecipitant of general Practitioners. The 'Hamden to the sure of which we bays devoted our $ tendon, comprise every species of Venereal Infection; an kin of Debility, wbetlirr analog from the habita of school ho) or the indulgencies of matures age; that derangement of 0 System in Women, which is called barrenness or . Senslital Weaknesses, Gleets, Obstructions in the Ungar. as also Strictures, whether recent or of long &ration, s 3 which have battled the skill of other Practitioners, am ts our present improved plan of treatment effectually and perch / woody cured, without the patient suffering the realm:11101g pa .. stud alarming Hemorrhage which frequently follows the apple don of the Lunar Caustic. In die unarm uf our sateasive praeiv in this metropolis, numerous cases of 3 EU it lis have bet. and are daily under tour care, the total eradication of wit fief rectal by a sate, ornate, and capeilkious mode of curt ispoth.. to any other yet adup• ed. The weakness re/amnion, awl proceeding from this complaint are ;peedilf removed, u. the Patton restored to sound and Milton health. But Mir: the debility has for years vitiated, a properpeelevermeb b a restorative remedies is indispensably requisite, to tervivetheden# Wring sparks of ute, and to reanimate the constitution. - . Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance or haste in d treatrneist of a simple Ginxrhea, and it not unfrequently be, pen , that the seeds of life ate poisoned by the to liseretion of to unguarded hour By a superior method such complaints a:s easily cured; am! even where others have laded, we tnnt that we may prawn, to offer a radical re-establishment. Few, bow. ever, are the cases of complcated distress In this disorder, an.. pared with the can/Winne . situation of men who, front ao leder getitett a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fashiomt" ,- fife, arptite that .rate of del: nifty which is the unavoidable cat, quence uf such pernicious habits. Where the unhappy suffer heuude ewer Ins nutery. but catefully conceals his misfortunes, I-may no sown cansolanon tar him to heaw, t hat although it bet. object et dunk or uncertainty will! other Practluniers, the rw muval of throe- &lien:tient, by the gradual p• or . rev, of ktenovadoi... Is the tequlrensatt of our esprrietics. if the rites of Batches cr k Venus have begun to induce manly vigour, much anxiety w: ' be prevented by en early counteract:an of this languid State, al in these cams no groat difficulty will occur. Candlemas of our skill and humanity daring the treatment :f As above sosavtalzare. from toms,w r v .t.t.......- as-teessi es antis fawn same Noblemen and fetters, who hare iT %sated on their publicity, are ready to satisfy every one uf tl,r autheettref what we advance. by an early apphez. ion to blasts. Currie and Co. the pallet wall awe the pairs danger, and apessee of a long and wee: ; attendance upon less experienced practitioners. Patients in the Ccuirry are requested to state the partabe• of char ease, age, and general habit of Hasp, med s onclosing a rt• annum, tut advice and Modulen what the same will bt rot: a sent to any pert of the a• 3 AUJVIGZ. • No. IS, Ilesverhosuem, lleatostrat, May 1, lac WHEN Men Welted= and Professional skin ase persemiting endeavOurs to Seaver the most aft sr! • ammo method of meeting ober preeraing Disemeo, Ma seam MI book of their mipememois the ban pusteseperiarity. Fifteen year, Its,. we deemed tier pretties to the earlobe emeopent of Three Diesedera, and the complete sums' wood ing our plan, ghee as additional ardour to appellees much ei moo We the astages'of those mengilinots whir* are the moo hopount of Mid* infirsidire to edges the Masa mammy is exposed After as authorised Introducing& into ivory branch of NOW wo determined ua amirmeociog practice, to mew ti - iOl6lllll from the liouraoce of sineducated men, or the nikeLl dangerous precipitancy of a general practitioner. The three disorders, to the can of which wohavo directed Am atienti"4 comprise every species of Venereal Infection, wheat? of recent or Wog duration ; silty , all kinds of Debility ee Del 'ditty, whether irides from Memos( habits of sobeol•boyi, Gr tihd Illthillienties of mantra ago, minimalists in ingetenct, soil vOillatlutes Is consumpttou ; and lastly, that derangement of tie - Oilmen In women, *bids le called Batrenness or Sterdity. • WEI cases originating in a similar error. Numerous diseases are tie result of immirance or bare h ate boatmen? of s simplotiomorrhota, awl it not unfreqeertly bat • Pews that the seeds of 11th are poisoned, from the Madame'. of an utiguardt d moment. ,By .n • superior method, sack row' plaints are easily cured; and even 'whirr others have fried. w' IMO Nat we may oleo an eiterattal restoration. &di calmest as mom inveterate ease* of complicated attest In Shia disorder equal the calainhom *satiate of :nen. ANt.ao indulgence in a ' , Atm vice, or prevalent gate ies is a belonable lite, acquire that stsnt dobjilty, whirl o°36. `4ll6llllble 'Mots of steels peraimoos habits. Where the aishAPPl Ofetrer broods over his .misery, but carefully concesb hh tow' fortune, it may be some consolation for bier tei be allirt 4 I t ; while o her practitioners fe.‘rfully anticipate the event, it 0 "a removal of those delleieticies by the gradisei Fairest 4lgi f, rated Nature that babe aoquitement eat Air studies. fl' devotion at the shrine of Bacchus or Venus have begun tci sit essence of manhood, much moiety will be prevented by an 7, caminteractiou of this languid state, and in the ;e cases no veg.' * 44:44ity will occur; but where this deadency hat been allosol:' continue for years, a judicious perseverance is indispeniabic t. revive the tonsoution, and re-animate it to health. • The Dias assn of th e .I're t h r a, as f re quently reswect—, tct , • or arising fruits the above complaints, have not esca pe ' ,attentsvai ; by an infallible and improved Flan, We are tt-' bled to remove obstinate Cleats and Strictures, Whettie: mot or of long duration, without resorting to the Pallif' dangerous use of the music bangle. Many instances cg ackluctal of vary inveterate tame, of serreral years cooso having yielded to our method in a few days, after the C r • been atimillted by miler pramititmers without tffet; ; has Moo the agreeabl e resu l t of a practice of Moen irar`. - . !he mode of treatment has nut, in one single Instara• proved alagethrot &mot which peritatuany Noblemen Ad lemeis, together with see' ral thousands of both serer. otriancern Mae enjoyment of haring been perfectly CU r tor. 'emend injurious methods had hero persevered to re r° r"Nr Pathos in ebb country to state their age, manner et itvik, c , by letter, elidlosioe a remittance, will have the requiote,,,, andimodelemis foravirded in any pen of the United / 0 1Th. U! . . 114 .811911,96 1 Members of the Roy al College 0 1 " r g t TO-teltatitOW AT LONDON u—mairtl' • v 15. Henry Preadhull, Vire)/ abaJwidi s tobacconist Ann Chris. liana Leo apu isolusTeris. 4. Prong Royal, Whiner's'. John cireesPr Slonskpisons. 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