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. • J' . DISSECTION OF .10.4N,V4 sounrcorr. Mr. Want, of Tottenham-came-road, had first the credit of awakening ,featura to a doubt of her immor tality. Mr. Wane, was, it appears, under the sane tier' of the etropiseas, called in by Mr. Reece about teven weeks back. He then stated it to be his opinion, that the symptoms should be examined quite inde pendent of the question. of pregnancy, even admit ting the possibility of that fact. Upon melting his observations, however, he unhesitatingly declared, Cs:it there was no foundation for the belief of preg nancy, and as little for the expectation of the woman's recovery. He remarked further, that although the disease must terminate in death, it was still within the power e f medicine to alleviate the patient's set • finings, and to relieve the flatulency by which she was rpressed. Upset his retard home, to prevent the possibility of taistake, he wrote a letter , to Anti tin ders% oods then attendant on Joanna, explaining this opinior more fully , and exhorting het to use tier in fluence with her deluded friend, to take such medi cines as were applicable to her case. To this le:ter he received an answer from Mrs. Underwood, giving a full description of the symptoms of Joanna's dis ease, from March last down to the latest period, and concludee with an expression of the determination of Mrs Southcott not to take medicine, ur;less especi. airy directed so to do by the Lola'. Mr. Wart, after this, was anxioirs that the wretched woman should submit to an examirration, so that the precise state of her disease might be asc , :rtained. To this, neither herself nor her ft-LA.. 4 wodid accede.-1 The former declared, that — .4 if she was not pregnant with a human being, she was satisfied there was .some living creature within her ; while the laver, still pro fessing their belief in the coming of Shiloh,. were shocked at such a proposition. Reference was then had to a prophecy of Joanna's, published in 1792; in which she had declared that the mother of Ski/Oh.. previous to his birth, would be as dead for four - days; and at the end of that period tt ould revive and be de livered. This they now supposed would be the case, and while they contemplated her temporary dissolu tion, they looked with confidence to her resuscitation at the time predicted.. The possibility of death, however, having been ad mitted, the wretched enthusiast, who had become die object of such infatuated solicitude, became, herself, doubtful of the issue which her friends so positively anticipated. She, therefore, in her lucid intervals, dictated A WILL, in which she still professed het con viction, that she had either been visited by a good or s, it efiirit, and 'het her womb contained a fitting crea ture of divine or wiriedorigin. In the hope that she A might become re-animate, which she was satisfied. would be the case if she had been visited by the Lord, she desired that she might be preserved with a every tender care, for fear dap after her dissolution, the 4th being that on which, under PROVIDENCF., she expected she would be restored to life, and be delivered." It, hoe ever, that. period. expired without any symptoms of reanimation, she then directed that her body might beintimitted to tha bands of skilful operators, who would have an opportunity of ascertaining, whether she had or had not been deluded by the vision: of her fancy---Or led away by evil spirits. Soon after she had made her pleasure known, the symptoms of her dis• case became mere virulent, and she breathed lierlast. event, which had been expected, excited no painful sensatious in the bosoms of her friends. They regarded her as merely gone for a elide," and with tender soliciiude proceeded to wrap her body in warm blankets, to place bottles of hot water to her leer, and by keeping the room in a state of warmth, eiedeavour to preserve the vital spark ! • Since this event, the crowd which has been daily assembiLd in ntitches ter-btreet, opposite the depository of the dead body, has b en immense ; and the inquiries which have been mide respecting her resuscitation have been constant avid anxious. To . all stab inquiries, the Answers g eels by the chosen few by whom the body has been wa - d , cd, were consolatory - and cheering. Saturday In ruing the crowd again tts%embled at an early hour, and the most zealous of the followers did not hesi tate to prouounte their positive con% iction (Alter le animation dining the day. These predictions, h,,w ever, to the mortification of the deluded multitude, were destined to disappointment, 'lle prescribed pe riod of four days and nights elapsed, and an tar was the body from exhibiting appearances of a temporary sus pension of animation, that it began to display a discolouration which at once brought borne ta - convic. tion, the fact that die wretched Joanna was but mor tal, and like other mortals subject to decay: The hopes of her friends being thus frustrated, pre parations were made to pert:>rm that.operasion which Lad herself directed, namely, to dissect her re ns eine A stinenuns was issued to the surgeons who had expressed 'a desite to be present, and at two' si'el ck tifieen Fentlemcu had asserribied, including Messrs. Reece, Want, Clark, Sims, Mims, Taunton, and nine sabers. Besides these professional gentle men, v.ere Fuson Tozer, Colonel Harwood, and Gee or two other of Joanna's followers. Aim Under wood was In the anti-min and seemed deeply affect ed, not skate at the awful situation of her friend, but at the disappointment of all her Media/ hopes. The JOTTI in which the operation took place was that in which Joanna had slept. From the putrebcent state of the corps the smell was dreadfully offensive, and it required all the aid of tobacco smoke and heated vinegar te render the plade at all to be borne. The body hiving been placed upon a table, Mr. Reece and Mr. Want eteceeded to the performance of their disgusting; but required task. The result of this ex amination, the minute particulars of which we are bound to suppress, were these—First, that there was no ailvh ; next, that there was no disease of the uterine organs, as imagined by Dr. Sims; thirdly, that the womb, instead of being enlarged, was remarkably small and 'educed, as might be expected in an on- Married female of 64. The intestines were much distended by flatulency, and hence that protuberance ishich led to the conclusion of pregnancy. The aaterouat (which in animal: is called the caul), was loaded with fat, •and a eery considerable quantity of entre& or stones, were found io the gall bladder.— Reports having been circulated as to the fee tner preg.l nanny of the subject, a pa place exarainatiod took phe , for the purpose:of decidiug that point, but front all that appearea•theve Was no 'foundation for such an assertion; Another report existed, that her deists had been occasioned by poison; asulthe Coroner bad, eacpstue4 his datersaiaatioa to summon a Jury to 1 • • r i `' • • • • • • • • 1 1 .1 ' , inquire into that fact, 'to p'revent this unobceifsbry pmceedlng, the thedicatgentlemen presentaigned a cerAcatet staring, that her dipolution was produced by. natural causes The curidsity of the profession having been gratified by this inspection, they took their dtparture,. and the result having soon become public, the street was for a time in an uproar. Those of the followers, who anxiously waited the event, skulk id off in great tribulation, and were -happy to e•.cape the view of the populace, who were outrageous towards any per,..on whom they suspected of adhering to the docttines of the Prophetess. This imprudent indignation had in the early part of the morning nearly proved fatal to an old Lady, who with a most deMure and sanctified countenance, rapped at the late Joanna's door, with intent to make inquiries respecting her reanimation. No sofuter was she smr , cted to be a disciple than she was assailed with mud and filth. The female oho was thus treated. we understand, is the . sister of Sir Charles B—e. By the desire of Joanna some shot t time since, previous to her death, all the presents which were sent for the use of Skil A and his mother, the crib, &c. are to' be restored to tlw owners. It is un derstood that her remains have been conveyed away privately, and the time and place of her interment are to be known only to a very new persons. The following passage is extracted from an absurd sort of official note, dated— ' " Manchester-stt eet, Thursday, Dee 29, 1814. " Mrs. Southcott had been confined to her bed ten weeks last Sunday. lo the fir,t three weeks she took very little, almost no solid scstenance; and during the last seven weeks none, except a small quantity of wine and sva. , .r. She was gradually at last re duced, by pain sad sleksi.ss, to her present state ut death. Al most all that time the writer of thls paper was with her, saw tier lu all her regulur approaches to death, sat by her bed-side with a watch in his band to observe the tiffiktent changes, and saw her siapire, as he has seen many whers; and on some future occasion, St V:1 more at lei ore, may furnish you with mule particulars. " Her friends know ha to be dead, but the arm of the I.oteu is out st.nettne.l; and if he is about to do a great work upon the earth, as they b. ally believe he is, they know that he CM' us easily rain Ow dead to life, as ass ake a person out of a trance. — Mrs. Southeot!'s words a:ways have been, that death 'or Itfe would end s!ie strife ;" on that VOttlla her believers now rest the question." Arrivals at and Departures from the York lintel, Dover : December :3, W. Beritford, tsq. and suite, from Varis to .ondon ; Mr Stuve and Liogbarty, from London to lle.:. 24, Mr. Litis, from Lonlun to Paris; Mr. O'Cotlitorund Servant, front Paris to Lot ~lon. Dec. 23, W. Canning, hog with dispatches from Client to Ler.don ; Captain Picklet, with diapatcheti tromiita to 1.m., dun ; Mr. Keyn►atl front Pa► is to London; hi► Grai.e. the Duke de Guiche and suite, trim Li'►:dou to Paris; Lady Ossuiston aid servant I: out Loudon to Paris. _ . _ - - Dec. r.ti * Hon. Mr. Ganthiss, son of Lord bambier, with di.- patches front Ghent to Lt ndests CaVAIU Knight, Mr. Howard, Captain Hewitt, Mr. Jerstinghatu, hum Parts to London; Rev. Mr. Briseott, of the hothihold of the Duie de Guirlie, t o Paris. Dec. u 7. Captain Cox atil wreant, from !Juliana to Prance; Countess tit Ronehrons and settant; Mrs and Miss C.ampbeil and at rvant, to Paris. Deo. 25, Conarnisaiocer nontzoo Counsellor of State to the King of Denmark, from Ghent to I.ondoa ; Monsieur Hollander ' from Paris to London ; Mr. alackenburgh, with dispatches iron Vienna to Loudon. ConoFza's IhQuasT.—An Inquisition was taken. on Saturday aiterimon, at the. Middlesex ilosp;t ow the body 01 . WILLIAM MALLHEY, whn Was ihm the act of robbing II poulterer's shop on the morn[ng el the 2Sd December. WILLIAM ARLYTT, a pnu terer in Great Maryla-boune-rreet, stated, that, in consequence of his shop having been twice robbed during the List year, and other poultereas having beets robbed during the present year, he watched his shop, which was well stocked on the night of Thursday se'n night; having previously tied the heads of the turkeys below, to avoid their being quickly removed. Hefted a pistol loaded with shot, and soon after one o'clock, he Beard glass fall within the shop, which was the tirst alai mhe received. The shutters leave an open pane at the top of the shop-vrindow. He supposed, the robbers were disturbed, as it was some time be tore he was again alatmed, by a person getting on a board which separates his shop from that of his neighbour, and shortly after !le saw a man's hand reaching at the turkeys, and he could also perceive his face a foot from the window. His object was to catch the hand with a hook used to get turkeys, as he did not wish to the, but iis this be was foiled. The robber was again alarmed, as supposed, from thej outside. It appeared to Mr. A RLLTT. in the last attempt, that he distinctly heard two men, and he' became alarmed; and as the hook did not succeed,- he discharged the pistol at the !tead of the robber, whine lace was close at the window. The man held a dried rabbit-skin in his hand, which Mr. Anton supposed to be a pivot. Ur. discharging the pistol, the man seemed to fly upwards half a yard, to use the expression of the witness, and then he tell upon the pavement. The first-door lodger, at the instiga tion of the witness, called the watch, and the watch men having assembled, Mr. ARLIITT opened his door. The wounded man endeavoured several times to get up before he could succeed, and when on his legs he bogged forgiveness, and shook hands with witness. Mr. 1.../1 seAtiNF., house-surgeon at the hospital, stated that the deceased had received a severe wound on the left side of the head ; the shot had fractured the skull, and one had perforated the brain, as he disco vered on opening the head, and many had lodged in the scalp. lie was senseless when brought into the hospital ; he was sensible in two or three days after, but never mentioned the circumstance. He died on Tuesday evening of the wounds he had received.— Verdict—Justifiable hsrnicirk, Mr. Arias having :hot the &ceased in defence of his property. Monday an inquisition was taken by S. JACKSIIAN; Gent. one of the Coroners for Ipswich, on view of the body of MARTIN GLICHERN, whose death was occa sioned by excessive drinking. Friday night some villains broke into the pantry of Dr. Badeley, in Chelmsford, and succeeded in stealing two cock turkies, a leg of mutton, leg of lamb, &c. Tuesday ifterrioon a foreigner, who, from his call ing himself Mired., it is supposed is a Spaniard, coma to the Rose Inn, Canterbury, by the Dover coach, where he remained till about-ten on Wednesday night, when two persons arrived in search of hiM, lions Dover, on a charge ef robbery r. and on one of them attempting to take him. into custody, he juttrped up and ran out of the inn, with a puit of slippers on his feet (havingtaken off his boots preparatory to his going; lobed), and fias not since been discovered. It ap. Oared he had robbed the party in pursuit of him of several watches, two of which; one of sold, the other, ofd , silver, it was found on • enquiry next nrotnfts he had - disposed of to a shopkeeper in Canterbirift the sum of fifty Wimp. ... • FOREIGN i 41Riats. • • ST. PETEigettitGit, DECgIrIIr2R 1. lissikotri. . per poled. Rebels per pond, itube', Oottile, Georgia 05 '6O Pimento 50 51 Orleans 70 72 Popper, black 6S 61 Twist; N 0... 40. 190 103 Rice - 24 OD Ctifee -1 - 6t 62 '1 in, In Bars 55 60 Cochineal - 1725 00 In Blocks 50 41 Cocoa - 95 43 Sugar double I.4 , aves 00 00 Indigo, E.I. - 500 430 Crushed Lumps 54 53 Nutmegs ... 500 400 Hatannih White 52 00 Clusts . - 260 265 Brazil ditto - 111 50 struars. per berkowltz. Rubels I^ - -- per berkowitz. Rubels. Hemp - 90 00 Bristles-;-10 sort 80 00 !'la:-14 head - 180 00 ud sort 23 25 'Callow, Yell. Candle 195 00 per 50 arsbeens. Wbite If/0 00 Ravenducka - 40 00 Soap—Ordinary 160 00 Fail Cloth - C. 5 70 Potashes - 1185 100 Hare Skins, grey, per 1000 Is;loglits per txxxl 370 37S skins 8050 8000 Clete Berkowitz has 10 Poods, and 63 rood, are equal to a Ton. Exchange 11 11-181 d. sterling Cora Ruhe4-.-188i Arsheent equal to 100 Yards. Contracts for Tallow have been these few days made at the quoted prices. To•day it was rather doll, and the hol 'era ap peared more inclined to sell. A small portiuu of Yteasises his been contracted for at 92 Rubels. Crushed Lumps SB4 guises. 11.1.11BURQ11, DECEMBER a 3. per lb. US 38 Grates laaaco. • 45 50 • 00 00 V SS 41 43 • 39 40 Cloves . . 42 SS Marks. Mace 28 34 Schils. Flern.bo. Cochineal - 68 7S &hills. Flamssla Indigo--S?anish Flores - 2 94 East India, Flue Eine 22 24 Mulct 15 IS Violet and blue 20 21 Purple 00 nO With 2 2-Sds per cent. rebate. • IS 24 Schills. current. 101 lot With 20 per cent. difference in barren. r!rlh. tat l4i Schtlls. current. With 10 per cent. dlCcrence in hancu. Cotton—Surat Georgia Brazil Maranhao% Ginger—East ind.a White Brown Wen india Pimento Rite—Carulins per 100ib. . O 0 00 Marks current. With 8 t'.-84Is per cent. rebate 2.0 per cent. thil,renee in kitica. Coffee—Fine per lb. - 14 13 Scions. thaw*. Middlirg 9i I 1 Ordinary - • 8+ Si Sugar--:rates 19 '.:02 (.;ruteis. .1* 2l Li ,Crushed :Amps 1:5 snit Accounts are kept in marks and shilling, 6anco-1 equal to one nark, 9 marks bane() are equal t 8 Ai!flings Ile rubel, one of o hich has l s Grotes, and the I , riisent Exclilinge is 31 o.illings S G - L lkm per E sterling. Fhc:re are also masks and current, whirl h vary in their value ag:iiiisr lwieu ; at present they aro zu per cent.svorse.-1t;11 , ,5. liatelorii equal to I i Ohs. _ _ _ The frost having set in, a-A navigation lilu!y to be fluted in . few days, trade whys s tittle more aiiimatel to day, though prices were not higher. Relined Supra, part.culatly Double end Single I.navt s, wefts tlvniand, the former even $t 3.5. Raw Sugars deriankled. Coilre is very doll, and readily bought at 87 7 , . 'the late p.. cusses wer.. only made by speculat i on, And C.IJa.I no ieducooll kt uur stock which is very lari,e. upi niun that the negotiations at Ghent wilt lea,. to a speedy peace ssa,.. prevailing last weak, and no salts wire practicable of Cut. Only the tine: sorts of Indigo are In deinaisd ; our stuck of awl inferior is ay far too large in comparison to thv tarsiers droving in instil timt to time. Tobacco an reneral very Rat, except line Varioas, Cltaatuf, aud fat Swicetit. Mary laud without any denstrid. BANKRUPTS. Tbomas Bruton, cow ut late of Kiley., parish of Newent. G:c. • erstershlre, burae.dea!er, dealer aid aaapatan, to surrender January lb, at five, Jaarary 40, and Feb. 11, at eleven, at the Hop Pule lun, Tewkesbury. Anoraks, !steams, Bridges, Red Lion-square, London : or Messrs. Sas:salami* and Peace, Tewkesbury. Elias Jacob Roos, of Camomile-street, London, morchant, January 7. 17, and Feb. 11, at twelve, a. Guildhall. Anoraks, Nleasrs. Sweet and Stokes, Basinghall-street. William Wright, ol (Lathed.. parish of Nottingham s:olre, =attics . , dealer and cis.proau ' January to, at tour, Jan. 11, and February 11, at ten a: the Red Lana lan e yrksop. Attorney, Mr. Haus:ans, East P etferd. Samuel Webber, ut Westmockt..l., Sometsetthire, gardener aid seedstnan, dealer id chap:nen, January its, and Feb. 11, at eleven, at the Castle lnu, Taunton. Ant , rtity, Mr. Stone, Taunton. Richard Cut.per Searle, of Saffror. Vs'alden, Emx, upholsterer, dealer and chaptnan, January 7,17, and }ch. 11, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Masts. Roster and Son, Red Lion square, kiulborn. Robert Day, of Doncaster, Norkshire, innkeeper, dealer and chapman, .141111. t 17, 19, at two, and Feb. 11, at ten, at the New Angel Inn, Doncaster. Attondes, Mr. John Stringer, Doncaster; or Messrs. Lougddi and Butterfield, gray'.-Inu, Lose'on. Saatu.-I Jenkins Walker, of Strangtvrayt, parish of Manchester Thomas liayiey the younger, of Mancisesrie, and Edward ' Maynon, late ei London, but :lOW of Manchester ' calico-. printers, dealers and cisapitten, January 16, 26, and Feb. 11, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Anoraks, Messrs. Willis, Fairthurtie, and Clarke, Warniurd-conn, Loudon; or Mr. Heslop, Manchester. James Gerside, of Stockport, Cheshire, cottiet.spinner, dealer am! ..ilarrlatl, January 13,14, and February i I, at three, at the i Mc, ley Arms lun, Manchester. A tonsil, Mr. H..l'. Cursnor-street, Chancery-lane, London; or 11r. Alexander Kay, Nlauchester. John Bull the elder, of Red Lion -court, Watling-street, London, merchant, J unary 4,24, at ten, and February 11, at one, at Guildhall. A tturney, Mr. did, Throgn.ustau-stt John Adams, of Bristol, grocer, dealer and (Laotian, January 13, 14, and Feb. 11, at one, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Anoraks, Fir Samuel Wh.tcombe and &lig, Serjeant's.:nn, Fl. et-street, London; or Mr. John Henry Frank's, Britte. James Holmes Rogers, of t:avendrah, nuffelk, common-carries, dealer and chaps:tan, January 16, 17, ant feL 11, at twelve, at the Hoop Ina, Cambridge. Attorney, Mr. Giles, No. Great Shire•lane, Lincolies-Ins,Londoa. John Cording, of Bathealton, Somerset, dealer and chapman, January 10,2:1, and Feb. 11, at eleven, at the White Hart Ina, , Milverton. Anomie-6, Messrs. Anatice act! \Vtight. No. 1, 1 King's Bench Walks, inner Tempts, Loudon; o: Mr. Wm.. Stone, Milverton. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHAI.L. February 14, John Pet titt and Samuel Rout limb, southwark, hop•factors, at twelve. Jar:aary William '1 ayktr, Woolwich, ' vsetualkr, at retinae. Jan. 21,•John Hayne, of Pa ernoster.rou, Mraw-hinduanufacturer, ,at twelve. January 21, Richard Creak, Stant.% of Chelmsford, bookseller, attest. Jan. 21,W Menu Joint M'Master, Red Lion-street, Clerkeawell, onstch-i lanufacturer, at twelve. Jan. Rainaford, High.street, Southwark, litne.dnapar, at tea. Jan. 21, William Hard) and Robert Gardi ner Cbeapide, merchants, at tv. elve. Jan. 21, Charles Samuel Milward, inset y, Middlesex, rualtster, at twelve. lebruary 4, George ansel.etreet, Samuel Levy , Rosemary-Luse, sod Michael Cowan, avy, Sheerness, slopseilers , at eleven. ;antary 11, Janke Llsantploss, Great St. tickles, broker, at twelve Jan. 21, William Stanton Bowling-Green lane, Clerkenwell. scavenger, at ten . aa. ;Thomas Barker, liecknsondwick, and Juhl Barker, Bread-street, carpet and blanbe -mmiufaeturers. at ten. Ja I . William Stevens, of Petticoat-lane, v,ct trailer, at ten. Jae. 21, Joseph Ber.jamio Lorunitz and Wolff litsum, Ferichurca-st:ea. merchants, at twelve. January 21, 1 homes Woodhouse , Lower Shadwell, butcher, at. twelve. January 21, William Williartettr., Watling-street, warchouseinan, at One. January 21, Peter Wass°, Sisoroditels, haberdasher, at ten. January 11, Alexander 7eltak Greesitvich, sbipeewner, at one. January 11, Charles =tukts Dudley, Granchurcli-street, merchant, at one. January James Richards and James Matthews,Goswelletreet,carpevers, at twelve. January 24, John Preside, of .Christchurch. Sutter, bricklayer, at ten. January 24, Robert Rubinson Day, Mine- Ambeeaesuvet, !Lomas, candb.withosnanufacturer, it one It s Vklip Phillips St. Jaunt...street, gluts dealer, at eu. AvrzLLicgmvics. OXPORD, DECKMBfiIi Si. .oeieral Ordination, held in the Catmint tbieftb t r hi Onfoid,. by tt.c i.cid 13. h t of the dioceet.l in :isuota lentight s Gels folknsing persons were Ordained DeAtioNs.—Robert Henry Duckchfield, St'edtist t Christ (lurch ; Jokri Andres, .11 .k. end Peter 1r.4 4 41; 8./ of l'etobrc.ke coliej,e, curate 61 ilriiit•Nortoo; Moos Bank B.A. atid Robert Clayey Grdidt. B.A. SchsiLos f cv lege ;. Edward Offspring Holotil, hLA. FOluw of Oriel 7 It. mas Williams B.A. %Choler or Jails ct.±.l...ge • %%Plinio J.,., Isla:leen, L.A . UnlVersity Clo ti of Haien and Co. titofurd; George CbetwOde, B A of Bms:assOse Ctall?Will• ciao eA (:tie:grove; Jubn Bernebas Maude., M.A. Fellow of Quevo college. htICIITL—W. Lewis Buckle, B.A. of Lineoln tollege, ctn. , of C.:halt:rove; Thomas I.utruday. M.A. thorny of hloptiale college; James Ended Tyler 2 M A. Pillow crOttel coll..ge Henry leresitah Hgli. B . ea 4 1 home* Vowler tams; b.: Students of Christ Church. _ _ Lately, au ordinatino was held sit lb* cathedral client!: at ('i+r ter, wile': the following moons were ordained by the Lord of t bat Diocese: Da.: co .4 v.—Mtn:ander Kent Euerthan, immense 'cam Oxford; Caristopber itatesua, Pembroke coder, Caaslmsdre James Meyuc, Peter Pent, bacilli Hobson, kbeneicer N P&I a STS..••••• 311110 Thos. law, fdbw of Christ cottrege t Cloarig Ris,oe* T:rrut, fellow r , of Trinity i allege, ; Jar, Puffer and Edward Law, of Christ . Church, °Mord ; Georg aliment' act Ldward Whitton Vorke, Literates. * XCCLEI.A TAAL PKO/Ifrritma,. Thil !Av. I. Harnm.n..l., B.A. of Merton Cot:Tie, is vresenteo co the rectory of Hann!ngtins, in :hi. royalty ..f Southari g tok wait: by the death of the Rev. Gabriel' Talsouto.. the key. T. A Jollilk, to be one tot his Rapt Hhitileas . th- Prince Meson's Cbay_lairci in Orchserr. ..... 2.. .. • ItIaTHS. ' Frldgy,Stkilab* dales house, la Wimpole•strett, Lady Ilnd foi l at mean and liar. May 2d, at Burri4ol, ladia, the Lady r4f Gilbert 0. Clardinet ai the Hue. East India C 4 n l P ll l . * Service, of a ann. In Au ust lase, at Strandol, Island of lava, the 1.4.1 y of Lira tomaut.Culoeul Al`Geesor„ suds regiment, (la b.,0. • S, the wife of 'L;earse Nl•ti.elsz,e„ farmer in a daughter; and Dee. il, o• WU sad dAught,r. t w t.. 'children ate since dead. The mother sad :hr aurvi.44 are doing; well. MA Itit lED. Dec..S at Aberdeen, Colonel ~.1a:lio(1, of the 78th r tarsi to Jane, eldest daughter ut ;'ul. r inlvjum. Abe , deers. tee. W. Constable, ut Seven Oaks, Meta, t•: Miss 41421 Saw senobiughter of Mr. J. Rawson, of • SAtunlay I.os/tight, I.ittAt. Walter Kitty, R.N. to IT3nsidt youogeit dattglitry of the Las Jtant, :.•41,L1., Coq. of 1..0.c0rt, E-asts. Die. 13; at Torquay, bibs Spyrl4:, Esq. of IlrllwUl. teat Ktotoll, Liceutestur.., to Mrs. Mao/4.484j, widow et the Lasa C2ptaln hihrAlowski, t.t lark Werae ' ale Anal a. Lately, at Bath, AlAtazider Cjorsion, 1.14. of 013 Broad. atty.:4 Lutams, to Hattirt, only slau l iiite: tft Habtutze Esq. of SE lateeee-stieet, Rath. Lately, Lieutenant Kirby, R.N. to Haswell, youngest dauzle ter of the late James Swatch, I..sq. of Lan‘turd, its liowt. DIED. Saturday sesidgltt, at Filgrave, the Rev. John Wyuter, M.A rector of Tydoghan cunt Fairest, Bucks, and Eglialt,Warwick• shire, former's° Fellow of Sidney Mussel eollege,. Monday last, age.l .i 5, at his house, Tattingstam.-plisce, Suf. folk, Resr•Admral l'homas Wastern. • Dec. 26, Pilr.Wm. Pearson, of Canterbury, aged el, ems fated .dead on the road, neer Upstrect : his hers: precipssate4 him en his head, and In•fancly proved fatal ; the !soros u•as bawd in an at!juloing field, es.th hi• knee. stark eat. Dec. 4, ac hie bn.tee in Canterbury, George 'rasa, E.g. P.sp master of the 24 battalion 9th r.giuteat. Dec. 9, at Content, near Ayr, Ives Campbell, Esq. Calm= of Excise, aged a. Y. Di c. Its, at New burr, Berk., aged GO, I. Kiny,Esig. &Adler. On Christnam.ai, at Tcdweetn, t4c L.. 4) ur t twines eases. too Smith, 1 sq. M.P. for And vier. At Edinburgh, sm the t 2.11 sit. Mr; Ifelan Paul% relict el the Reverend John Cbleslie, ut Jae Umpsl t r Como'. pLinc, io the 1134 year of Lora Weans...Ley, iu 14. 65th year, at his toting, is Bath, the Et a. Dr. Wood, test, of Nlanton.ll-42uttlars. At Jamaica,. of the ge:luw fevvr, in she 224 year at his sir. Mr. James Huggins, Purser of lu• Mapsty's ship Plamel tut MA l'itiMONY. • Igo Dim-lees have emu-chute," more etwatially to destroy Hymeneal Htpp!ness than time wilds were -la .consequence of usguarded plea•urre. People of ewe)) ran► &duration to . the Shrine 4)f Wedlock, but where the Cou•tituuw has been tainted by Moue,* a renovation 'if stability is Is:dives ably requtsite. Twenty years have we devoted nor practise se the eulusive tzeatnitLt of the following Visorderi, and tie sac cesgui resat of our plan elves ns 1A114.14'4'1 ardour to visage. sa tar as we are able, the ravages of aloft: Complus(' whkb are tie most important to the cataloi;ue of Hotnan tirmitt sea. A:to initiation luto every bra►:ch, as Navy seesaws. we foemed a v. A, at au early period of practice, to mate individuals irons the ig norance of uneducated men, or the equally dangetous Ives:truuk. of general Practitioners. I lie Disorders to the cure of which we have devoted ear ter.tioti conirnse every s„.fdes of Venereal hiteeuon; all hinds of IMnAty, wlitria.r :snots from the balms of school boys, or the indelgencies or ma Am age;, that derangement of tis System to Wornc::, which is called Barrentieso or Styrian Seminal Weaknesses, Glees, Obstruenoits us the Urethra; as also Strictures, whether recent or of less duratiou, anoll Which have baffled the skill of other Practitioners, are by our presdat improved plea of treatment effectually and pones. ;lend) , rural, without the potent suite nog the excruciatLug pas and alarm:ug Hemorrhage which frequently fultows the apphsass non oi the Lunar eau.tie. Li the course of our exteimite Kudos in tills metropolis, numerous eases erf S I'USLES have bourn and are dud) , under our care, the total eradication of which is e f. , tccted by a sate, certain, and expeditious mode dairy *opener to any ether yet adopted. Thn weaknese, relaxation, and debt* lity, proceeding from this compLilut are speedily removed, rut the Patient restored to >amid and viLorous health. But where the debility has fur years foisted, a proper yerstverancr tr, ore res.c.ra'ive remethcs Is ildis t leosshly requaite, to ravive the st:do• bentig sparks of life, and to r, animate the constirmluo. Numerous Diseases are the result of iguorance ur haste in the in:atm:zit of a simple Gotsurrtu:a, and it not utiirequetatly baps pens that the seeds of life are poisonect . by the laaliet , ttoU of an unguarded hour. By a superior metliud such cos planits ass easily ceresi; ar.4.leV.:n whlre others have failed, we trues that we nixy presume to offer a radical re-establishment. Feu, how evet, are the asses of coniplicated distress in this disorder, et in. paced with the ealant:tous situation of rues, who, front au iodub Bence in a solitary sire, orthe prevalvit gaieties in a fashrot-one life, acquire that state of debility which is the essasto.dahle rage. *rote of such pernicious habits. Where the unhappy sidtaser br oo ds over his misery, but carefully conceals his oiliouttunts, may be win,: coosolAtiut, i.,r hits, to lnuw,that itibetigli it L, se object ut doubt or %Intel ;Alta) , with other Practitioners, t7ie re =oral of these iltheserce, tq. the graSueprogress e 4 if ert.vatino, Is the acquirement of our experience. If the rites of Buenas or Venus :ve bugsa t,, ieduct n.at.ly vigour, much anxiety %m pi eveuted by an early et t his . languid state, aM in three cases nu great difficulty wilt occur. The secrecy wktck is s. , essemial to our undertakbeg, and tkd qualifications which sty h..ve presittned to state folio thilhaill of our pretensions. and In coot:adept:l with tech this intanaties Is *given, that hitters. Currie awl Co. may tie coutulted bT kw bents of either see with the greatest secrecy awl !imam. hlartied Women, who 'have Lim been disappointed in ties expectations of a fondly, may be assured, that in most tube - tufts.% such defects are unable by Medico( skill. relents iv the Century are requetted to state the rank-elan of their case, age, and general habit of living, and eceesitig a re tnittance lei zdeice and Medirinrs, whet the state will Lis gives or wilt to Ray part of the ki.r.iplual. cutkßlE and Co. Soren nit. 21 Int .14attoc•vardeet- iH W4TER AT LONDObi MIDGE I'o .M 0 a go w. 'doming - - 49.minravialer 7 Aft/mints - l 7 tninutes after II LONDON; Printed 1;y Levy. F..tirr, Piciett nate, published then, mid at the SOT Olit*. easplit