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T ' WO t ,N:7 , -n - • 7 • MARRIED. IMIPERSI7r INTPLI.JGBNCE. OXFORD, JUNE 17. Rev. Samuel Slade, Student of Christ Chtircb, has's roe pre wilted to the vicarage of Staverton, I'llorthamptonstlito. ' Rev. Kennet Mackenzie Tarpky,Stulent of Christ Church, to the eicatage of fl Aver t Nonhimpronshire. Rev. Thornai Ga4ford, Student of Christ Church, and Regius Professor of Greek, has been presented to the Rectory of West ' well. in Ws &Ke ay. 1 , 1 he. Hon. Dr' R yder holds the Deanery of Bath and Wells in commentlant with the Bishopric* of Gloucester. Monday last. Mr. Thomas Christopher Olyn, of Merton Col• lege. was admitted Master of Arts. - *l'bursda;, , ,she following gentlemen were admitted to Degrees: Masters of Arts—Robert John Wilmot, Est; of Christ Church, the grind compunder; Rev. James Britton, of Christ Church ; Rev. Joseph Algar, of Wadham college; Rev. Walter Mayers, of Pt niter .Ite college.; Mr. John Tyrwbitt Drake, of Brat.ennose college ; Mr. Francis las. Newman Rogers, of Oriel college. Bach- hors of Arts.—Wm. Henry Blaauw, Rs* of Christ Church, viand compounder; Mr. Thos. Davies, of Jesus college. Ft:CLKsIAtTICAL P itOllOTl 0N s. ' Rrv. J. E. flare urgton, rector of Sapcote, Leicestershire, whom we 1a.. , %seek announced to have been inducted to the rectory of Chalbury, Dorset ' has also been nominated by the Duke of Dor set, to be One of his Grace% domestic chaplains. Rev. K, Carey, rector of Barrowden, Rutlandshire, has been instituted to a pre bend in the Cathedral Church of York. Rev W. H. Jones has been presented to the rectory of Aber ffraw, Anglesea. The Rev. Richard Prankerd !Ones, A.R. of Worcester college, was on Sunday se'nnight ordained a Deacon by the Blielsop of Gioucesta, at Winchester college. The Rev. Caleb Kockett,prebendary of Wells, vicar of Weston Zoyiaud, is itistite4.%l, on ins owu petition, to the vicarage of Timberscombe, Somerset. The opinion of the Learned, that nearly one-third of mankind is lost by improper treatment, must be considered an absolute NCI, when daily practice proves that children at the breast are subject to small Worms. These cause sickness, griping pains, and even convulsions ; but the adult is equally subject to the like, and, unfortunately for thousands, they know not the cause. Those afflicted with shooting pains in the stomach or se it, head-ache, irregular appetite, offensive breath; •ickuess, its. may be assured the cause isWorms, as call he proved by some of the must respectable per►ens in Town. Nene need despair.— Dr• Gismos eu is consulted yin Mondays, at 74, Long Acre ; and l'necdays, at 3, Shorulitch. As great numbers of persons are tendered very un happy by Spasms, Wind in the Se .mach, Obstructions in the Bowels, want of regular Perspiration, Vomitings, and Bilious Complaints, Head- ►tits, Heart-burn, Cos tiveness, Nervous Disorders, Cholic, Gout, &c.—wd are authorised to say, that SPEEDIMAN'S Pau f s are in most cases an excellent remedy for these Complaints; and especially recommended during the time of Sea Bathing, and drinking the Sea and Mineral Waters; also for those visiting warm Climates. Prepared by THOMAS Stmxtroz, jun. Druggist, Tottenham High cross, Middlesex, by virtue of an assignment from U. and J. BtSWICK, sole Proprietors of the Receipt, by the Will of M. SPEEDIMAN ; and are sold by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church yard ; and Ba con and Co. No. 150, Oxford-street, in Boxes at 2s. 4s. 6J. 10s. 6d. and One Guinea ; and may ,be had of the Principal Venders of Medicines in Town and Country. We are informed that Dr. Cooren, and three emi nent Surgeons, of 30 years experience in Strictures, Fistulas, Debilities, etc. etc. ilave cm...wished a Medi cal Board at Charlotte-house, Great Charlotte-street, opposite ROWLAND HILL'S Chapel, Blacktriat's-anad, where the public are relieved from the most dangerous diseases without salivation or confinement. The In stitution claims the attention of those who may have attempted the cure of themselves, or who hare been so unfortunate as to consult men ignorant of s• im portant a branch of the profession, whose improper treatment have mercurialized thousands out of their existence—eruptions on the head, lace, and body, sore eyes, throat,mouth, and nose, vertige, noise in theears, deafness, dimness of sight, often ending in blind ness; pains in the head and limbs, frequently m;s. taken for rheumatism ;extreme weakness in the knees, swelled ankles, with a general debiiity, &c. are only a few efthe dreadful symptoms which frequent] yappeu years after, and too Mica embitter the matrimonial state. Messrs. COOPER and Co. are consulted daily by all ranks of people, from tee till eight; or by letter, in closing a fee (for no others are answered), stating their case, when medicine and the best advice is . sent i to all parts of the kingdom. They also cure the' piles and fistula, without burning or cutting, and, give advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, aad Sun day mornings, till twelve o'clock. At Tichnrarch, near Thrapstnne, Northampton shire, a few days ago, as some carpenters were cutting timber on the estate of Lord Lturoan, one of them, in fetching a stroke, missed his object, and, striking against the leg of another carpenter, cut it almost off, just below the knee. Surgical aisistiune was promptly procured, but before all a the arteries could be taken up, be bled to death. At the christening of the infant son of Mr. Twos. READ, of Tanniagton, in Essex, a few days ago, there were present the child's two grandfathers and grand mothers, two great-grandfathers and great-grand mothers, who all four stood sponsors for the child. Thursday, at St. James's Church, lames Everefield, Esq. of Catsficid, Susses. to Miss Crew, eldest daughter of Robert H. Chew. E,q. Secretary to the Beard of Ordnance. Thursday, at St. Margaret's Church, Westminster, Sir Gal braith Lowry Cole, K. B. G.C. to the Lady Branch Harris, daughter of the Earl of Malmesbury. Same day, I. W. Lukin, to Mary Amelia, eldest daughter of W. Merry. Esq. Deputy Secretary at War. Last week. st Shrewsbury, the Rev. B. C. Cotton, Vicar at POSOO, Buckinghamshire, to Eloise, fifth daughter of the late Wm. Mostyn Owes, Esq. of Woodhouse, Salop, M.P. fur Moats*. usegyahlee. Ou the 4th instant, Captain Henry Walker, of tba Inverness.. shire Militia, to W iliiamioa. daughter of the tats Wm. Chalmers, M.D. Professor of Medicine, King's College, Old Abertileetn Satardey at Covent-Oarisa, his Francis //twirls, Bart. to Miss Bucktrout, i. Plutnitre, vicar of Great Gnoscieu, linadngdottsbire, to Miss Rolguren. of Cambridge. • wisaigbt, at Widow Llsateb, Bath, the Rev. T. Max- VAT., Ut two 48 414 AS, 4he Rev. Thomas Nye, P. P. of the United . Panel* , of Peter, sad St. htephee, In Waterfor4. Wedoesdat se'enight. at Dumfries Me Charlotte Hyllop, daeglver of W. }i !lap , Bat arehiteit-4 yeestaJet whOie awlabie.sualitlea, endearing evamman . and azadistt dispeeitioa will bag be seemeebeleilj al w hid", isepaess atfINF SALES 13Y AVCTION. AR AIIBOTTB LAWILEY, NF.AR WATIPORD, HERTC. Genuine and Elegant HOUSEHOLD PURNITGRE, CHIM. NEY GLASSP.S, Excellent C ABIN ET ARTICLES of various descriptions, Drawings, Prints, ()rand Pianoforte, Books, Harness for a Pair of Horses, a Tithe-piece, with Barometer and Thermometer, quar.tity of British Wine, two well-bred Mares, two Mitch Cows / Linen, China, handsome Dessert krfice of rich Cat Glass, and other iiirects. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, Langley Manor House, near Watford, Herts. on W MAY, .1 nue SI. and fullowmg day, at o'Clot k, THE GENUINE ELEGANT and FASHION ABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, The Property of a GENTLEMAN. Comprising Four Post Tent and other Bedsteads, with Chh.ts, Cotton, and White Dimity Furniture, prime seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding of varintts descriptions, handsome Drawing and Dining-roont suites of French Rod, Chita* et stun, and Mo dels Window Curtains, well made Cabinet Articles, in Sofas, Chairs, Chests of Drawers, Capital Sideboard, Dining Tables, Secretatr.-, Brilliant Plates of Glass, Mirror, Brussels and Kid derminster Carpets, Books, Dairy Utensils, Kitchen requisites and various other effects. May be viewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding the Sale. Catalogues may be hat) on the Premises, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-‘treet, Gulden -square. RENT CHARGE AND 'NITRES 1 . , 2725 PER ANNUM, well secured ou ES [ATVS, in the County of SURREY . By Mr. ROBINS, At Caraway's, no WIDN/aDAr i June 28, at Twelve &Clock, in One l.ot, ARENT CHARGE and INTEREST, nr dear yearly Income, amounting to Seven linndred and Twent). five Pound. per Animal, during the IA• of a healthy t;entleinan, in his forty-foutth year. and insurable, secured by a Marr.age settlement, of which a Nobleman and two Gentlemen of the first respeetabilil are Trustees, and charged an Estates of th.r sienna l value of Four Thousand Pounds and upwards, io the County of Surrey. Particulars of Mr Suntan, Golden•square; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick•strest, Golden-square. LIVE and DEAD . FARMING STOCK, CORN in the S•fRAW, and EFFECTS, FLAMS TEAL), six Males from SF. ALBAN'S, HERTS. By Mes,rs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, On the Premise*, Hill and Coles's Farm, Flamitead, on the • Turnpike-road to Dunst4ble, on WEDNESDAY, the 21st Instant, at Pleven, 1- HE LIVI and DEAD FARMING STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, add E PFEC ts, cone.sting of five strong Draught Horses, a Saddle Mare, fine Web Cows, Store PI'S. several Sete of Harne6 , , a quantity of Meadow Hay rid Straw, a Stack of Barley and Oats, in the straw, five Hay Carts, Land Rollers, Ploughs, Harrows, Brewieg Utensils, and various Agri cultural Inillentents. Also a few articles of Household Furni ture and other Meets. To be viewed one day preceding the Sale, and Catalogues had on the Premises ;at the Sugar-loaf, Duna:bk. ; Bull lon, Red burn; Bell, Hemel Hempstead;George, Luton Pea•hen St. Alban's ; and of Messrs. tiue,jart and Phillips, tic Old lirltad- Street, Royal Exchange. VALUABLE COPYHOLI) RESIDENCE. GARDENS, wad small FARM, at LOWER EDMONTON, eryial -to FREEHOLD. By Messrs. HOOGART sod PHTUIPS, . At the Mart, on To via.% lune 27, a - . Twelve, IGHTINGA LE. 11 A LL, the late Residence 1. and Property of Mra. Woe sroso, averaged, etanststing of an excellent Famly House, pleasantly situate About half A Mile from the high North road, and sesta miles from London, in Nightingale-lane, Lower Edmonton. the limise contains nine fied•charnhers, a Drawing•rnom about uS tei t by IV, Dining. room, Study, and gracious Hall. d..uble Co...eh-house, and sit s!a'l citable, nuniero , .l a.ta.:11.11 and de a..14.:,1 02;re., a lawn in trout, beautiful avenue, 11:1i Ponds, Xnchen G trdcns w.,lh and 'tiny stock-3 • alto au Orchard and a quanti:y tit rich Ilivadow an d I ...lioininz,eantainiti i i about 5.3 Acres ! , with two cot ages, Farm anti Rick. Yard., buss, and Out-buildings, im mediate pus.cs.lon may he had. 'l'o be viewed with l'lckets, which, with Particulars, may be had of M-gsrs, Hoggart and Phillips, No 62, Old Broad -street, where a Pi.a, Scc. may he seen; Particulars also of Mr. Taylor, solicitor, Old-street-road ; and at the Mart. HEX r PRESENTATION TO THE VICARAGE OF WALTHAMS row. By Messrs. HOOGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, na To tbDAY, June 27, at Twelve, THE NEXT PRESENTATION TO THE VICARAGE of the re-pectable Parish of Waltharustcnv, hi the County of liwnt. The present Income is upwards of £7OO pet-annum, and may be considerably increased by a resi dent Vicar. The Parish contains about Four Thousand Five Hundred Acres, with several capital Residences and Gardens, in addition to which there is an Income arising from the Glebe, sundry Lands, &c. Vicarage House is appropriate to the .tze of the Living, and together with the Offices in sulutantial repair, a sum of money having been recently expended upon them. The present Incumbent is aged 61 years. Particulars may be had in a short time of Mr. Joseph Maberly, Bedford-row ; at the Star Inn, Oxford ; Red Lion, Cambridge; at the Mart ; and of Mesas. Hogiart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad•strcet. VALUABLE FREEHOLD FAKM and LAND, near WAI.I'HAM ABBEY. By Means. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, _ _ At the Auction Mart, on Tutsonv, the ii:th instant, In Eight Lots, A VERY dreirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of Ten Acres of excellent Meadow and Arable Lind, situate at Farm-hilt, p iucipally on the border of the road leading from Waltham Abbey to Epping, 13 miles from London, near good Markets, with a Farm•huuse, Barns, Stabling, Cot tages, and Out buildings, in the occupation of Mr. John Carter, whose Lease will expire at Micharlmas titts, when the pur chaser may have possession. May be viewed by leave of the Tenant; and Particulars bad of Mr. W. Fester, Land Surveyor, Tutteniram-green; at the Auction Mart; an d of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad-street, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. tHAILNOCIE HALL ES I'A.TE. By Messrs. HOGGAit F and PHILLIPS, At the Mart, en FRIDAY, July 14, at Twelve. rl HA RNOCK.HALL, a most valuable FREE HOLD ESTATE, in a ring fence, in the Parish of Eck ington in the County of Derby, comprising a very substantial modern stone-built Dwelling-hume, Stables, Cow-houses, Gra nary, Dove Cote, Sheds, Fold-yard, Gardens, and other conve niencies, a Cottage. and several Uoses of excellent Arable, Men-. (bow, Pasture, and Wood Laud, together about 140 Acres ; this most desirable property (except the Wood, and Wool I via) is' let for a win whereof twelve years will be unexpired in Via bruary next, at the annual tent of 0.4 o; the Wood Land con• tains between nine and ten Acres, and the limber and %%rued are in a very thriving condition : Chartiock-hall Is pleasantly situate three miles and a half from Sheffield, Yorkshire, and eiglu miles from Chesterfield, Derbyshire ; there is supposed to be a valua ble Bed of Coal in part of the Land; the Land-tax has been re deemed, and the Estate is subject to a small .annual payment in lieu of Tithes. To be viewed with leave of the Thant, and Particulars had, 20 days prior to the hale, at the principal Lan, ShstE,ld; Ansel, Chesterfield; Bell Inn, Derby; black's Hrad, Not up.sham ; the Cranes, Leicester ; at the Mart; and ol Mara. Huggar and •Phillips, 611, Old Broad•atreet, where a has of thy Estate nay Se seen. -- la "I 0 01 ' • 1 . L 419 11V7 r I.►GENCL. SONSISTORY COURT, t COMMONS, has 15. BRAWLING ANIVQUARREI LINO IN CHURCH. CANNING V. SAWKINS. This was a proceeding at the instance of Mr. Wil liam Canning', Chnrchwarden of Rickli'ng, Essex, against Mr. James San king. a parishioner of the sine place, for goarriling, chiding, and briwling in the church, the penalty of which is, under the Stature of the sth and 6th rf Edward VI. suspension to a by. man ab ingrersu eclesit, and to a minister, from the exercise of his office for such' time as to the ordinary shall , eeni meet. The offence in this case was charged to have taken place on the 12th of April, 1815, at a meeting held in the church at !tickling, respecting the Overseer's accounts, and on other parish business; upon which occasion Mr. Sawkins, addressing Mr. C inning in a threatening manner, said, " You are an old scoundrel ; awl the next time ynu come to ehurch. I will lock y'on out ; you are not fit to enter a church t I will thrash you with my stick ; I will fieht sou for a guinea," or to that cff:ct. Mr. S.i wk ins gave an affirmative issue to the offence so charged, and Sir %V. &mr accordingly suspended him ab isrgresrle etcleria for the space of three weeks, and cia, Jetnned him in costs. JUNE 16.-FPRD, FALSELY CALLED HALL v. lIALL. This was a suit of titillity of marriage, brought by Ann Ford, falsely called Hall, against Wm. Hall, her husband, by reason of minority& The parties were mat ied by licence on the 19th of Apt il, 1812, in the parish of St. M chat], Bristol, the woman being then only 19. Her father, J. Ford, late of \Valco:, Bath, Lied on the 42d of March following, intestate, and apponited on guardian to his children, and no guardian had been appointed by the Court of Chan. eery. Tvese, and the other necessary facts, namely, the want of consent and identity of the party, being cicarly established by t'.e evidence produced, Sir Scorr pronounced the marriage to be null and void. COURT OF RING'S BENCH, JUNE 16. HADDINGTON V. BALLS. The plaintiff. in this case, brnugiit his action to re cover £lB. 18s. f , r medicine furnished to, and attend ance upon. di , defendant's wife during her illness. It appeared that Mrs. Balls had been long labouring under a consumption, and had, in consequenie of her ill state of health, been sent to Camden Town, where the plaintiff, a surgeon, resided, who was called in to attend her. Mrs. Balls getting worse, however, chant'e of aiL was again recommended, and she grit ted Camden Town to go to Clapham, but stoppingp by the way at her father's house, she became worse and could proce, d no further, and her father again sent 1.1 ti.e plaintiff, who at:ended and furnished her with medicines ;ill she died ; and fur this attendance, and the medicines thus furnished, the present action was brought. The deft nce set up was, that the defendant was not liable, lie not having employed the plaintiff ; but that his wife's father having sent tor him, the present action ought to have been brought against him. The Jury, however, decided differently, and found a verdict for the plaintiff lor the full amount of his demand. TAGUS V. KAY E. This was an action of slander.—The Plaintiff, a journey man baker, complained of an injury he had sustained by the Defendant (whose servant he had for merly been), having used defamatory expressions re. liming on his character, and imputing to him that he was dishnnesr, and thereby preventing his being em ployed. it appearing,however, that all the Defendant had said, was, that the Plaintiff was a dangerous man to have in a house, and that he had not at all accused him of being dishoneit, the Court held these words were not actionable; and the I'l tintiff was non-suited. WESTMINSTER SESSIONS, JUNE 17. Coax BILL Kt •TERS. —Thomas Hobbs and Adolphus .41).) stood indicted for riotous conduct in breaking the windows of the House of Commons, du ring the recent debates on the Corn Bill, pleaded guilty, on which Mr. ALLEY State 4, that aivernment I t id agreed to call on the Court for its leniency, in consequence of the prisoners having evinced all pos sible contritinn for their offence ; and the prisoners, on entering into personal recognizance for their good belt ivicur in st 50 each, were discharged. BON TR LET BSOG A liS..-11/11Ilmn Brindle, Patriel lkyd, Richard Cullen, and Thomas Mike, the five•sailor Beggars, who were found guilty of so serious a riot in B Jul-street, on the 17th of m a y last, and afterwards of an assault on the parish offi cers, were severally.sentenced to six months imprison meat for the assaults in the House of Correction. Thursday night. about ten o'..loct, as At gentleman was rass.ng through Bridle-lane, leading to the Shep herd and Sliepheidtss fields, Islington, a man soli cited ircli-t while the gentleman was giving him a . shilling, the tellow threw a handful of mud at his eyes. and call. d to an accomplice, who immediately Made his appearance. The gentleman was then knocked into a ditch, and robbed of se7 in bank notes, and some silver; they tint) kicked and tram pled upon him, and afterwards made their escape. BOXlS6.—Monday last a battle was foaght at Campsfield, near Woodstock, in the county of Oxford, betwitn James Cos, a pavier, of Oxford, and Green, from London, tor a subscription purse of' ins. James, of Ensitant, was second to Cox, and Paddington .Junes to Green. After 27 well-contested -rounds, C. x was declared the victor. Another battle afterwards took place between Yeases, a shoe. maker, and a miller. This last battle was most se verely contested ; Keates vas the winner. An ins snense crowd of people were [Resent. Fr.day, about eleven o'clock in the forenoon, a large bullock, which had separated flow a drove is Newgate-street, being closely puzbued, wok shelter in the shop of Messrs. BALDWIN anti Co. booksellers, in the same street z to , e parlour door being open he walked in, where there were three or four Ladies sitting at the time. wbo became very much alarmed at the intrusion of the unwelcome visitor, particularly as the room was -so small that they could nut stir from where ,hey sa►. and the huge animal stood with his head between them; they were at length rescaed from dreii tit:pleasant situation by a drover who fol lowed bita in t and taking bold of his borne, enabled 4,1 4 10 to 'withdraw. The furniture of the apartment was obliged to bestowed to admit tint AO tun round, Ws* be ilelibetaoly walked amt. A- • r• EVERY MAN HIS OWN LOC uk. BY the EFFICACY ut Dr. BOEItHAAVE'S INFALLI till RED PILL, 4s. 6d. only per bee, persins of either Sex, assisted by the invaluable copidi.ithreetenue there with given, are enabled to eradicate effectually a amain insidious, Disease, end to faclitate the recovery of health, with cue and safety, certainty and secrecy, in a tew days For BiUuusDiseuee, Scnrvy,scrofula, and impurity of Blood, the efficacy of this tuclicitie is so well known and highly attested • ler 50 yean put, due any ftutber cemine.at is rendered unit court. sold by eatnesl Lel", No. ti, Strand; summand to. (late' Dicey and Snttonj hew Clircit-yerdi and Batten and Co. 1 ae, lasterayarals Laadeo; awl all Cetuaacy MAO* Vendee,. etti ott M 1.0 E N WORMS are allowed to he the matt tryttntiet Sources of Children,' ntieattes—Thelet $7040.(41as every Parent should be acquainted with. They seem on toes of appetite, a patens ss of We %Cr, einaciathin, aml an tn., gular state of the bowels, attende d with violent pawns; deny bring on convulsions, aff , •ct the growth of the body, sr of•eo prove fatal, by ending he a Conitumptinte or decay. Rest. a, a preventative awl core tot these alarming complaints, the alt ve sicrilent Medicine ts univ , -rsally allowed, on the testimony of •k e highest characters ht this country, to have no equal 'll, : i r public approbation, given to tt.e Proprietor, from a knowledge of its ett:cacy In their own fatuities, stamen Its m •it beyond COlllp 4.1(1(•:• s and pv,:s a sc net:on to it which r'e 4/.l, v r biledecine of the ki rd can h 0...••.. Front the Hon. and SLlet Rev. the bit .1 131ahop 4if L' To Mr. thsu .-tpotiorcary, Clara{ side, Limit . _ gilt-1 readily eniht ace tl.r oppoezunity your I tter f 1 ids (gadding my teatimerty to that of the Lot ,iota !:r of your Ching's latent Worm Loz nes, my rid t so!. trivia,- f ew mont h s a go &rived very mat, riat benefit cream th e it-e He bad been unwell for bever.d weeki previous to Lt, g i t , apreared pale anti emaciated, was languid. and comila, r j I quently of pains mMc head and side. 'lite I orti who had accidently seen him in this state, Intim co y r . „., minded toe to the trial of your Lozenges; end ,Lit n, might be lost, or any mioake might occur, in obtaining t* twine Medicine, sent me three dogs of it. .1 he iirt of e occasioned a visible antemlnient, and after the s e co L d : the every unpleasant symptont disappeared, but I judged 't r zht to give the third, as the two former Lad agreed sO unc nuttily well. From ti•at time my son has been in ne-fecr Les;th "Wl I c.• rattily attribute his cure .e ,4,lsex,y of t h e serm Lozenges. I have since recommended your lor ng e , set several instances, wherein I have the satisfaction to anise they ipve uniformly been of great beeike, I might 'o add, from the nature of the effect produced by them iti my .ion's cgse, I apprt hend the complaints to have at 'seri Iron) an t.l.istrucliiii hetweenth.f ..tom:ch and victera.• I am, /kr. Rose Cte- e, Dec 7. E CARI.IIq P. Soil at hix.butlees, N 0.4, Cbsapelde, miller rbare, I.ond.n, and most Ciounirl Mteicine M -oda. in every '1 4.lffi. i n b e e t s. 1 1 2 chl aol.l WHEN Men of kaslueittioli atua profess. itsa. use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe anli :Attain method of treating a few prevall'ng Diseases, the success ful result of the experience is the beer proof of superiority. Messrs GOSS and Co. as regular Menibers of the Rota College of Surgeons in I.ondoti, Lave been induced to ti..;. the cure of the following the . objvct of their particular study • vb.. a certain Disorder, frequent:l contracted in a moment of intorf canon, and its concomitants, Strictures sad Civets, which, b an Improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured ; as also de Witty, whether arisin, from Bacchana.iian islul;;ences, Inar tee t am e i t . -.sem climates, ..r a secret solitary vice, too oftr:. et. happily piirsued by the youth of both sexes, in the one cacao stet ility or bars eines', sod in the other a numerous train of cti woos diseases, which, if Lot timely remedied, terminate hi env.- c„ ree and consumption. In that &treating state of cl•-bikty c • d r iki ene y, whether the coniequence of •t.ch baneful aris:rg from any other cause, i;y villas the powers of the tuna' .ution become en:cll.-Li, as Xi, :Absrs of the Kryal of Sargeosis of Loudon, they offer a tutu, safe, and speedy r, i. radon to sound and vigorous beahla. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure of thae part:eidar complaints, in order that they may not b e , !..! • naistakim few, marked with the obloquy so justly attaehel t. the Ignorant empiric, think it but iusdce to themselves to that they have been properly educated and initiated into ever branch of the profession (certificates of which, front dithrer Kisplta;s, and testimonials from the niost ansinsiot !hey have to convince any Inquirer) !bat the sucetft ieseLtirg f ront tar endeavours first ioduced thrm to quit the Iraer:.,, the general Practitioner, and they presume th=t their prece.. , :st, coostitute a lair ground for the erpreeedeteti ta;vsdeure which they hare, by the Pub!ie, beiin au bse The result of a 111117, and ClitellSlJe pritCS , C.^ en ti.tro. ( bee bt a s4.petior ttuttbed, to retnove venereal coin: lain , ' hot ever inveterate ur conspeicated without subjecting t2.=. p rcrt t :Le least restrair.t to dirt or ezereist ; and in rteen: (*. • wiwire an early application is toldr on discovery of the tt:ltit , sil, tSt) . ere vend ) , perform a care in the short space ut tss U (Ls's. T • 3C preetliVnteti S , Jeceas rA their mode of treatment r Seen known to fall is enesittgle instance $ during which period rt any thousand persons of both .ere, been clued, even ante ~eyere and fiqui.sat 1t7.:L1 Lee-. pursued by other Prac,itinaers without elfin tj, t thus publicly offer their advta To be consulted daily by Patients of either scs, with serest, delicacy, and atturition.—Letters (teem Cie the particulars of the case, age, anti manner of "'elle, a remittance, defy attended to, and ;ulvice and Ale.:icuie Le• warded to any part of the kingdom. Ceti + and Co Sureeens. 11, Isenvorio•dree. Fleet•et,e. NO Disorders have c ,ntributed more essentially to destroy Hymeneal Happiness than titCM Pe 'CA Ate die consequestee of ungttard4.4l pleasure. People of every rank Fr adoration to the Slime of Wedlock, but v. here the. C.soltinita.. has been tainted by Disease, a renovatian of stability is mdi.p.a eably reqiosite. Twenty years have we devoted oar pewter t.. the exclusive treatment of the foilowteg Disorders, and the t.se cessful result of• our plan gives us additional ardour to oppl.v-, tar as we are able, the ravages of those C.Alltplatnts whichart most important io the catalogue of Homan Inbrnitties. Aar initiation into every . bnp A, as Navy Surdeuns, we fiance:. z at an early period of lit:write, to ~tie indisiduari from the ig norance of uneducated owe, or the equally dmigeroto mil:taw{ of general Practitioners. _ _ _ The Disorders to the cure of Mil& we have devote.] oar at tention, comprise every species of Venereal Infection; all Ina& of Debility, wheth r ans tig from the fillets of sezeol L or the imhilgencies of maturer age; that denng.s.eet of System in Women, '4 l l hI C 1 is called barre.ricess or e.terilLy. Seminal Weaktiesses, Gleeto. M.41314111:14 in t!ie Unita as also Ste-snares whether recent or of loug duration. sto. 7 which have baffled the skill of other Practotocers, ate b oor present improved plea of treatmeat effectually and pets nently cured, without the paint, suilminr, the excruciating 1 40 and alarming Hemorrhage which treiu silty .f...luises the appaci don of the Lunar Caustic In the course iii our extetliiivir-c..:" In this metropolis, numerous eases et 5I We REi LAN' heir and are daily under our cue, the total craltrat , un of which . fected by a sate, certain, and rept:Antic/LIG more nicer sup,' a to any other yet adup.ed. The weak tie's, reistation, sad aat lity, proceeding from this complaint are speedily rent vt.i. the Patient restored to sound and vigorous brain. But the debility has for years existed, a proporterieversiwt restorative remedies is iudispeusably regtesite,,,o revive:Ws...a benne sparks of We, and to reanimate the constitution. Numortnis Distaste are the result of igilteratice or taitr In tit treatatent of a simple Uotiorrhei, and it soot ittitrequ lay het pens that the seedi at life are poss.itied by the itiducrettou u• ' unguarded hour. By a superior med.'s! such coatiaatuu ar e easily cured ; ani,even where other. • :cave ...tied, we fruit Oa Aye nay lima titne tot odic a radii al re T ietEslitslanient. few, haw ever, ate the cases of complicated .flyfesii to lets disorder, r, , a pair,' vitt% the calamitous situation "Of Me*, who, traui in :4•• • geimele Vsolitary Viet, ut the yresalent gaieties wt a Lobin''' l " We, aegutre that state of drbiltty . ttiitikla is unstvoeiaut. jurnce lif•such penurious. fishes.. Where the in.luipyy ease broods over to. nat.ery, bet cat nutty conetals his may tie some consolation ow him to - know, that :41.600 It object of doubt or uncerainty'etth othse•Practitiutten, morel of these defmecietes by the gran uell•bllleis us 14 ,..."" m ;: "' Is the :sego:renew of our emit:etc-oat., " 44 136‘ tit .".' '- Venus have begun to seduce gently v.gour, much ander 1 ° Ise prevented by an early connterac of this Luiguid newt al. in these cases no great difficulty wilt occur. Certificates of istirtiott and huitiamty ilurinj the trraltno - ' t rt the above complating,trom massy eminent Pht stoat.. mow 11 “,,, 1 / 4 • as well as letters lion, same Noblemen and whets, who na lr ; signed 03 their publ,city, are featly to satisfy every at "' authority of what we advance. By an early application to Meter , ' Currie and t u. t'+s Nk r will usea r e the pain, damger, and rye. 11- e of a 14 4 46 ' 1144' atteudante upon kss experreeced practitioners. Patients in the Ctuti.ry are requeitA to du p:A o ' 4le of :nett' CAW. age, cud g. tterall habit of hying, end 010. 0 % 1 4 6r. guinea:le tot advice and Itiodino..a, whom the swim ytU s*sll Of sent to any pan of the liaLidtaii. cuittaAE ash SA7. iattutir:.42,.... 111 AVAIkk TO-hiulitßU A' Ai' . tiON "°`; Morning SS mituues I : Attempt* - 111 mousarm :Ayr•• IdOUN r4A‘a ." 411 obi lewd Uwe. sod alike SIN gam TARP WI BIRTH. Tuesday, at Clem House, near Dusufetes, the Lady of Car Hamilton Maxwell, of &son. At Aberdour Manse ' the 9th hut. Mrs. Bryce, of a daughter. The 6th instant, the Countess of lEnntskillen, of a sou. ni ' Thursday sen"ght at Oakley-house, the Lady of Lieutenant Colonel Afileek, et a daughter.