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, . , IR ELAND. Dumas:, OcTotten I L—Wednesday night, about twenty men, well armed, came to the houses of two farmers, who live a little beyond Callan, and ordered them out-to he shot for having presumed to stack some corn, In consequence of an agreement with the Clergyman of the parish about their tithes ; but the cries and entreaties of their wives and alildten pre vaikd on the fellows so far as to induce them to con descend to grant a respite (or '24 hours, to allow these violators of mobocratic law tot put out their corn and to revoke the bargain they had made with the Minister. Coin lies rotting abroad every where, in obedience to the mandates of theststuflians. Monday the Magistracy at *nudes and its neigh bouillood, assisted by a military force, caused a ge neral search for arms in that town and its environs, e?lwn muskets, &c. were found, - and others volunta. lily given up to the lawful authorities. A few nights since, the , house of the Rev. Mr. Palmer's Steward, and the house of one of his Proc tors, in the county of Tipperary, were attacked by an armed mob of between two and three hundred — Fortunately neither of the men were found—but a threatening message was sent to Mr. Palmer in these remarkable words.-4 , That if his house was .is strong as the Gaol of Clonmel, they would level it to the ground, and get at him. and drive the contents of a blunder buss through his lardy, unlesi he agreed to take two shillings per acre for his .tithe." Two in formations to the above effect have been lodged be fora the Rev. Mr. Tuckey, of Clogheen. OCTOBER 13 —Oa the night of the 10th a banditti of twelve paraded the town of Celb:idge ; a part of them entered the shop of Mathew Dignam, .fired a pistol at the owner, cut the maid-servant in the head with a blow from the butt end of a pistol, then robbed the house and retired in triumph. Celbridge is nine miles from - Dublin, in the comity of Kildare. . Sunday last Lord Dononghinore visited the Cha pels of Newcastle, Ilallylooby, and Carrigavesteal, to the different congregations at which his Lordship ad dressed himself, in the most effectual manner of blended kindness, firmness, expostulition, reproof, end humanity, at once as their friend and corrector, in order to reclaim them from those evil habits which had brought them under the visitation of a new and extraordinary Act' of Parliament. Ills Lordship ex plained to them in a manner at once to affect their hearts and gain on their understandings, the certain ruin that must follow their courses, and the only true and certain road to their comfort and happiness, by a speedy obedience to the law, and a determined re nunciation of vice and idleness. La unsex, Ocroaxa 7.—Yesterday, agreeable to the Proclamation, under the Insurrection Act, there was a Special Sessions of the Pace of this county held, at which Serjeant Johnson (who arrived that morn ing from Dublin), Thomas Lloyd, Esq. Assistant Barrister, and nearly thirty other Magistrates, presi ded ; alter the proclamation had been read by the Clerk of the Peace, Serjeant Johnson addressed the Justices at some length, and concluded by saying— " That the Court would sit from day to day for the summary meals of such as may be brought before and who may transgress the provisions of the Act, which is in force in this county since Thursday tut, and for which purpose it would be necessary that the Magistrates should instantly return to the Clerk of the Peace such informations as they take for breaches of the law, under the proclamation." The Sessions were accordingly adjourned to this day ; and was this day adjourned to Monday. This morning Serjeant .Joy anived in town, and with the Recorder, the Mayor, Alderman Sir Richard Harte, and Alderman Watson, opened the Seecial Commission, under the 54th of the King, for the Li berties of Limerick. The Court was adjourned to Monday next. The Meeting of the Magistrates of the county of Clare, we hear, is fixed for Wednesday next, at one o'clock, at the Court-house of Ennis. CLONIIEL, OCTOBER 7.—Thursday, about one -in the afternoon, a Special Session of the Peace, under the provisions of the Insurrection Act, was opened at our County Court, by adjournment from Cashel, Mr. Prime Serjeant Moore presiding. There were present on the occasion 18 or 20 Magistrates, among whom we observed Lords Donoughmore and Lismore.. • John Hacket was then put upon his trial, charged with tumultuously assembling with others in arms at the fair of Clerihan. The evidence against him was Mathew Inglis!), who swore that persons were seen in arms, and that shots were fired at the fair, and that the prisoner was among the persons so assembled.— On the defence, a man of the name of Sullivan de. posed, that he saw Hacket at the fair, and that lie took nis part whatever in the riot.—Acquilted. An' ntormation was then produced against three prisoners, Edmond Ryan, Patrick Dwyer, and William Ihyan, charged with having arms, gunlocks, powder• horns, and ammunition found in their custody, cons 'rimy to law, and after having been required by Magistrate to deliver up any arms they might have :in their possession.— Guilty, with a sentence of trail.' i sportation against. the three prisoners, who were im ,mediately conveyed to a car at the Court-house door, and driven off under a strong escort on their way to Coil:, where they are to be shipped for Botany Bay. 'These unfortunate beings are the first victims to the outt wet laws of their country. They were followed tint of the Court and through the streets of the town, by a number of their relatives and friends, who rent hr. with the bitterest cries and lamentations, for Itif .Y sate. :it the General Sessions, held before Mr. banister Nlvore, and which have not yet terminated, several ; have taken place, for assaults, &c. To .day two persons, of the names of Lawlor and Caudy, ;ire to be whipped through this town, pursuant to their sentence, for having been concerned with others Sa t ri , n. OCTOBLII 1.--Monday night. last. Maher and Michael Condon were apprehended F 0:t l)cputy Mayor, at unseasonable hours in pub.; • ;.citv-s—they were yesterday brought before Sir i‘ ie st d Jones, L. H. Jephson, Richard Moore, and Hflwell, Esqrs. and the Rer.William Stephen ,,in. when they were fully committed to abide their ii:.ls at the next Special Sessions to be held here, as otts and disorderly persons. ;i,t; urday Mr. Robert Barry, Coroner, held an In ! tu,t no the body of William Fitzgerald, who Wlli of an armed baniitti disguised, who attacked the house of Mrs. Ross, of Garry?nore, and several oto.. in the neighbourhood - of Clogheen, for arms, and having area On Mr. John Bare, who assisted to de . fend the house, Mr. Bette returned the fire, by whiCh Fitzgerald was wounded, and died. • On the same day Mr. Barry held another Inquest at Knoon, near Caber, on the body of Pat O'Brien, who was one of a numerous armed banditti, whreati.. tacked Mr. James Lawless, Collector of Taxes, ire . the execution of hie duty, op Friday , the 29d of Sep. tember last, at three o'clock in the day, when it was found necessary to fire upon the mob, by which means O'Brian was shot by a gun, fired by Francis Dwyer, a sub-constable, of which he died. Sunday afternoon, a country looking man hired six Kerry labourers, at the 'noise', under the pre tence of wanting them to dig his potatoes. He de layed in town, under various pretences, till near eight o'clock. He then led them out the Collan-road, anti when they had got to the cross-roads, about Is mile and a half from town, they were surrounded by a number of fellows, among whom their pretended master mingled. The cowards in ambuscade imme. diately took the spades from the poor fellows, and . cut and belaboured them in a dreadful m inner.— Four of them are dangerously wounded, and all of. them would have been killed but for the appearance' of a Sheriff's officer on horseback, who calling out, that he knew them, galloped into town for assistance, upon which the ruffians dispersed. and the unforto. nate strangers were rescued from the hands of tl-ese treacherous assassins. LONDONDERRY, OCT. 4. —Last night a man of tile name of M'Nirlin, was waylaid, about five miles from this, at the slate quarries, by three fellows, who beat him sus dreadfully that Zee died in an hour (or less) afterwards. He deposed on oath before he diets against three persons, two of whom have been com mitted to Omagh gaol. They also attliCkt i ti a Marl Oil horseback, passing at the moment, but he foitunatel) escaped. The ruffians alleged that M.Nitlin WAS an Orangeman, and that he bad been at the last Dane. long lair. neither of which was truth ; however, he was a Protestant, and that alone was sufficient. Conic, OCT. 12.—We are vary to find, that some indications of that lawless spit it which is so unhappily prevalent in some neighbouring c ounties, arc begin ning to appear in our own vicinity. Yesterday Mr. Mathew Leahy, who had hired some itinerant la bourers to dig out his potatoes, received two Notices at his farm at Monkstown—one was given to the herdsman by a boy, and the other was fixed on a spade left in the potatoe garden, while the men were at dinner, threatening him if he did not discharge the western men in his employment that evening, the) would make him suffer for it and destroy his house, corn, and cattle. GREAT FLOOD—Since the Flood of 1789, there never was witnessed in Cork such a one as occurred in our River on Tuesday night last. Its consequences have been most disastrous, several horses and cows, have been drowned, owing to the dyke and the fields in its vicinity being entirely covered with water. We have not yet learned the extent of the damage done, but we apprehend it will be found very great. The following is an account of the injury do Le to the ship. ping at the quays and in the river : '1 he Lee Pelperio, 11. Julian matter, loading grain, &c. for Cadiz, lost her bowsprit, night-heads, hawse-pieces, and stem head, her plank-sheers as 4 tinilier.lie247l stove's. and liiltd! 44 V maged about the bowsprit. The s!oop Ann and Betsey, Frede rick Hughes master, taking in a general cargo fur Liverpool, lost her bowsprit, her timber-heads, stanehions, quick works, and rails, &c. stove in. The sloop Turtle Dove, lost her bowsprit, timber-heads, quick work, and *stanchions stove in, die. The Lea, Chant llomas Tonkin master, loading grain, tcc. for Lis• bun, lost her bowsprit, the main piece of her rudder, her two channels, and bulwarks stove in, &c. 'the sloop Bristol, of and for Bristol, Wm. Heath master, with a general cargo of ;san cta:its' g oods, lost her bowsprit and otherwise damaged. The sloop Ann and Elizabeth, for Yougltal, in ballast, lost her bow sprit and otherwise damaged. The sloop Lark, John Blanchard master, taking in butter for London ' lost her boat and author, and otherwise much damaged. The brig Friends, of Lim-root, Thos. House mast, r, taking in a merchant s cargo, lost two b,..tt, and otherwise much damaged. The sloop Mayflower, of suit irons Liverpool, with merchants goods, lost her bowsprit and otherwise much damaged. '1 he brig lord Nelson, Cangly, master, in ballast for Newport, received some trifloig damage. The sloop Ceres, of and frum Rye, with hops, 3cc. lon her bowsprit—no lives lost, but one man is greatly bruised, &c. All intercourse between this City and Killarney and 'Fraley, would have been cut off, as two of the arches of a large bridge, of three arches, on this line of road, were swept away—if it bad - not been fur the application of the Mail Coach Proprietors to Mr. Lloyd, who, in the absence of Lord Kenmare, most promptly ordered some large oak timber to be sent to the broken bridge and laid over it, by which a secure passage has been made fur carriages of all kinds. Listowel bridge has been so much injured, that it Is supposed £2OOO will not repair it, and Six Mile Water bild,;it it in the greatest danger. Our Correspondent in Fermoy informs us, that excepting the Paper-mill and the Woollen factory, very little damage was caused by the flood to any of the premises on the banks of the river of that town. Mr. Reed Fad 16 pigs hurried off and lost— Mr. Johnson fortunately recovered the greater part of his timber that had been carried away, the next morning oil the nicht% The country, however, must have sustained vast injuci, as entire cabins, furniture, stock, corn, and bah', were brought dawn in vast abundance during all Wednesday. Mr. Reed very humanely distributed 16 bags of flour which had received some daniaer from the flood, to seeh of the pour people as had suffered must from its ravages. Sunday night the seals were cut from the watch o Mr. Nicuou.s, of Somers' Town, in the porch of RowLAND HILL'S Chapel, during the time the con gregation were singing the hymn before the sermon. QUEEN•SQUAne.—Yesterday Christopher 11 use, Chouse, the journeyman baker, who, on Sunday last, spoiled fifty three dishes of meat, and a batch of bread, in part fulfilment of a vow that he wo•ild ruin his master (Mr. Christian, of Strutton-ground, West ! minster), was put to the bar. and sentenced to three months imprisonment in 13ridewell, under the Act respecting servants charged with. grass negligence.--* The prisoner also stands fully committed for assault ing Mary Williamson, a poor woman w ith a large family, whose Sunday's dinner was burnt to cinder. Gurmitau..—Yesterday Uriah Jones, a porter in the employment of Messrs. 13aldwin and Co. book sellers, in Paternoster-row, was brought up on a charge of stealing several printed books, in sheets,' frOm his master's warehouse. The prisoner it ap peared went to the shop of Mr. Kerridge, a dealer in ham, and.aaked it he ever purchased waste paper ? Flaying received an answer in the allirmative, on Monday he left in Mr. K.'s shop two bundles, which, on inspection, Mr. K. suspected were not of a de scription that ought to be sold as waste-paper, and knowing that the prisoner lived with Mr. Baldwin, lie went to his house to make enquiries, ts hich ended in his snsricions being confirmed. The pi isoner was remanded. 41 , 1 Y I 1 . • frnibbiv minuerrs, Oc. ocroni it. ••••••••=Ol. • • Suoaas.-The demand•for Muscovadds continued very 'limited last week; the purchases did not exceed two' or three hundred lards.; good Brown Demerara ' 886.1 Jamaica at 904. ; bright middling Surinam at the s ime price; the lir...ited purchases wera at a fur ther decline of Is. per cwt. and a greater disposition among the holders to effect sales. It ought, however, to be stated, that several houses have nitit submitted to any'deptessiou whatever, and fur the present de cline to make any sales, looking with cGtifidence to ra improvement of the market; the deliveries ave raging about 4,000 casks weekly, which, in a very short time, will reduce the stocks in the warehouses, as all the supplies for the year are now arrived ; few single vessels may come in before the Ist of JA unary, but the quantity will .be too trivial to affect the market. The prese n t price of Muscovades is 5.. to 6c. lower than at the same season last year. The market this fore:won remains heavy, very few purchases have been made, low Grenadas have been sold at 87s. ; middling Nevis, 91• s. ; good St. Kitts, 935.; one or two boards Jamaicas; Scarcely any other business has been effected. We have ben very particular in examining the prices of the few Sugars sold the end of last week and to-day, and, on a com parisnn, with the liitliest rate realized two'or three weeks ago, we tied the depression of the prices of Muscovadea altogether to be Is, a ss. per cwt. De livered last week 2,628 caski for the consumption of the country ; for export 995. I'he Refined market continues to decline, yet the depression that has taken place facilitates sales ; pur. chasers, both for the home trade and for export, were. at market last week ; Brown Lumps were bought so low as 1325. ; considerable sales of Crushed Sugars at 89s. ; Molasses were in request at 335. and 335. 6d. The present friers rf Refined Sugars are about 20s. lower than in the mouth 4.1 October, 1814 ; Crushed Sugar 15s ; and Molasses lOs a 12s lower. The market this forenoon is again depressed by the unfavourable reports of the Hamburgh and the Dutch markets, purchases may be made a shade lower. There has been scarcely any business doing in fo reign Sugars; purchases could however be made at some reduction from the late prices, owing to the very heavy markel ; a small parcel of Martinique, petit blanc, was sold at Ms; Brown and Yellow Havannah Sugars now rare ekout 10s under the cur rency of last year, the White ascription about 15s. lower ; Clayeds, of which there is a small supply et market, are very heady at the same prices. Havannah Sugars may be purchased 2s a 4s under the former rates, we have lowered our prices accord ingly ; Brazil Sugars may be purchased 2s a un der our quotations. Cos rice —The quantity of Coffee brought fore. - ard by puYeie sale list week was 2,061 casks and 2,555 b‘gs ; no general depression can be stated in the currency, yet the market oa Friday closed so exceed ing heavy, that several parcels were sold at a farther depression of 2s. per cwt. ; the quantity brought for ward was too extensive fur the demand ; the market was also damped by the East India Company de claring 35,000 bags for sal • 7th proximo; one of the sales on Wednesday was all taken in, with the ex ception of two lots good middling Jamaica at 100 s ; the others found also a crry limited number of pur chasers ; 400 bags St. Domingo, ordinary quality, being withdrawn at 79s 6.1 ; a few fine middling lots Jamaica realized 103 s 6d. The large sale of Thurs day was also chiefly taken in ; very extensive parcels of middling and good middling Dominica were brought forward ; the demand was extremely languid and the market so depressed by the large quantity of Coffee brought to that the few purchases to wards the close of the week were at the depression we have stated of Ls par - cwt. The present prices of Coffee are full 10s. lower than in October,lBll. There WAS a public sale of Coffee this forenoon, consisting chiefly of Dutch descriptions, so languid creeinues the demand, that the greater proportion has been withdrawn at prices rather under the cur rency of last week, middling Dutch 83s rd ; fine ordinary at 75.; the exposts of Coffee last week 1,216 casks and '2,042 bags. Corrox.—The ad vices from Liverpool received during last week, stated Cottons declining Id per lb ; it affected the mai ket here, but the holders were more firm, and though the purchases were made a 'shade under the former currency, yet no considerable depression was submitted to. The prices of Cotton are now as nearly as possihle at the same rates as at this season last year, when we were at war with America, the negotiations at Ghent not being then brought to any conclusion. There was no business doing in cottons yesterday, but the holders are confident .et a revival in the raw material, as trade at Manchester continues extremely brisk. " LIVERPOOL, OCT. 14.—We do not for a long time back recollect a more gloomy week in Cottons than the present has been, :tad prices may be consi dered Id per lb. lower." .• Rim—The demand for Rice continues limited ; notwithstanding the quatiti:y at market is very tri. vial, the present prices are In.. r than in October, 1814. Coco.', has been for some time entirely neglected; the present prices are neatly the same as in Octo ber, 1814. Fitm.r.--"The season is now approaching when a revival in the demaild is looked for: Fine Currants have been enquired alter ; there has been an arrival of new Spanish Fruit in boxes. The marker, how ever, may be still stated. generally heavy. The pre. sent currency is much under the prices of last year. SILIG—The sale finished this forenoon ; we shall give a full report of the quantity and the descriptions rust wevl. The sale has gone off at low prices. INDio.).—'Tie East India Sale will continue for some time ; about 2700 or 26t)0 chests are now sold or taken in ; the whule quantity declared about 60(X) chests. 'Ere pikes appear to be going a little higher than the last sale. 6ricas.—The demand for Pimento continues lan guid, the best parcels brotight to market haVe been selling at UV; the present prices are 2d. a 3d. under the currency of last year. Since last sale, an advance of :id. a 4d. per lb. has been realized car the Cinnamon ; Mace has been iii request ; very little enquiry has been made after Nutmegs or Cloves.— Cassia Lignea has been declining, owing to the quan tity of the inferior descriptions ; last week, at tht la di.t House, 22N small bundles in privilege were sold. at lid ies. 1116 . ids ; 600 chesti £lB *sell , and 2 2 chests in private !rade at- Jeri 10 s . a i;s: there is little demand at present for Pepper, an vante of id to fd per lb. leas Lien realized on tl x last sale. ltirsti rnovlstonv.—There is little Beef retain, ~ in the market, the demand continues extensive, ours quotations realized with facility; the new m es , is in general very imperfectly cured, owhir, to ti long continuance of the warn weather. Mess p,„i. is in steady demand. The very reduced ptice i II icon have attracted some attention ; very iiin,idt r ab'e parcels have last week betn purcl.a.,ed far ea portation. The supplies of Foreign illitkr greatly fallen off, the deniaod for the Irish has considerably increased, and the hollers are ti.iw guise enough to expect an improvement in the plica w should the cold weather set in early. On com,,„, i , the present rites with last year, Beef is neatly test, same, except Mess, which is now lower. Batter at nearly the same rate. Bacon I a 20s. lo wer , 1 ,,, r , „ • fully a thirJ lower than tl' pieces of .the po• L " _ s • year. Hewe s FLAX, TA LLOW, &c.—The de in . I• ; Hemp during last week was limited, the pricy!, be stated at the decline of XI. TLe prices of I; , S are little varied. Tallow has fallen Is. a 2s; Ye 11,,, • Candle in several instances, has been purcilawd J. 61's, but under paiticular circumstances, a n d money. Yesterday's letters from Petersburg me % tion the Exchange at a gr..at depression, it had : 10 lOC. The prices of Hemp and Tallow ilaj iso proportion ; no particular reason has been for the fluctuation. OILS.—The Louden holders of New 0r , ,e 2n : ; ., ,oil continue to look for 4E30, a parcel of 30 tun, fr ; Hull offering at .C4ki ; 20 tons of old has bti7. at £l.l. 10s, being a reduction of lOs. per ton ; tr. t, otlo:r descriptions there is little %satiation. • NCWCA`I'LIi COAL TRADI: --The cornbir.rar , amongst the seamen at Newcastle and the neigf:l”,:, ing Ports have prevented any arrivals, no shin market on Friday, yesterday only one, Eden Mal and sold at 38s. ; generally the prices of C;,. may be stated to have advanced 10s. a ILL per c!.. dron ; by the letters received yesterday and t! morning, it appears probable, that an accommou. tion between the owners of the ships and the seer,' will immediately take place. NAvAL S•roitEi are unvaried, with the exception 'Far, which is in brisk demand ; all the late attic ~ought by the dealers; for the last cargo of Su m holm, 11:l bls. "265. has been realized. TonAcco. —The market continues rather heal with little variation in the pi ices; cargoes ut Virgit feir this port 15. a 16d. per lb ; to the Contineht 9: a !)(;., ; Maryla.MlS i n car,...;oes 61s. a 635. manit werr!lit ; Kmaticky in parcels from 11 Id A I'2l I per I.)%sew ioos.—A ;sated of Jamaica Logwood I been sold at Ell ; the dyniand for every descriit of Dyewond emit ines butt Md. Rum, BeAsov, and iloLeAstes.—The export Rum last ee e k t•;!).! punaeons, '293 delivered home consumption ; the demand for 1 i b.ilpp.ng cei nues very considerable, the prices witfmut any TA! ion. No business doing in Brandies, Geneva v.t. kd. BULLION, EXCHANCIFS, Cte:anges w; Holland, France, the Hanse Towns, &c, ate nc; At Par. The prices of ,1:1 ull it In are so greAtly re3lit that the Guinea is now worth only 215. 6J. a 21s clearly demonstrating the passibility of the Bank miming the payn►ent in si:ecii!. SUDDEN DEATIIS•—• Saturday, William Rosy shoemaker, in Lelriet's-court, :Nrary.la.bonne, al rently in good health, suclicirly dropped down, w proceejing up stair:, and expired without utteri: word.—J. Griffiths, a hackney•conliman, expire: the same manner, the preceding day, in blanche street, Idanchester-square. 11 , )xi NG —A desperate battle was fought on Mni morning, in Burnham Meadows, near CoAim, twecn a milkman, named Henderson, and .1. Brit lit, a farmer, for ten guiveas side. T:ie jest of altercation wes a young wad nv, who teep alehous.l in the ncighoonrho , ;d. Neither of tl.c „possessed science, except that efgiving, and w was administered in a most aqialishing degree. first round was ohslinately contested tor five min when the milkman was knocked down. 'Diesel was as gallantly c , :ntested as it is possible to ceive. The men exchanged more than a &am, hits without going down. The round lasted el minutes, and a In n. Ind separation took place, as were hit to a stand still.- Seven other rounds . fought, and there was not a glimpse of sight Mel but Bright was at length compelled to rt-,11411. MATILIA49NY. MARRIAGE should be the found:l6 l es; of ssc happiness, which is oft en disturbed through the partiot'.: Loran the unioq, not tak..tig those precautions which them the enjoyment oftliat great domestic blesaisig,. i..ro: every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock ; hut, ‘1: 17 : the enistit mien has been tainted by disease, or 4i ceriain habit contracted at an age, a renovation .'y previ ins to entering that state is indispensably requisde the slumber ing sparh. of life, awl to re.Thimite the st y., • IV; no tat:orders have contributed more essentially to destroy H)si ! cacti happiness than these wide:it are I heconsaquence OS argt..ir.:i pleasure. It was this consideration which induced 111...isri. RI E 1411t1 Co. for these last j.i years, to dire..‘ their anti-nth n delusively to the treatment jlld Ct:rt . of the Disease, and the disorders arcing theretrinn—as :ilso :ha: rangemeut of the system product dby die ilessitibtive •it incousideratoschool boy, Wait h brings ou thoseibili.33 ny lilies and Deficiencies that prevent or enthii in the Mauve • * 3l state. The successful result of their plan, gives them agiti e..:;•14° m dour to oppose the ravages of these coplatuts, whirl) -re the ot . important in the catalogue of human it:firm:tee , It belies person who has indulged in this solitary v•ce to sei I. Mi.: c" suiting prof:is...sena: nit it of eminence a•adh se , \••• CURRIE and Co claim the sanction in ••• at well : s the testimony of uticonaradicted ta.:.s. la the cute of the3i!eoniplaiuts, they hold out 0 0 0.0. e-t•••• vice ; but le , -etiiib, as at:l men mu. be, ti: :he ...•31 a ce aiit:" calamities, they offer their assistance at 'Totally iohic..tid bees it the lima' Colleges of Surgeons of ,3 81 , ght and recent cases of Syphilitic inf . ' ellen Are tali:all u in the ,hurtintact of two days. Those of the maid e"-' , duratiou, such es Obitrueditus, inveterate stri.sitv I the Ilene., Glents, &C. are permanently mil I.:, addy c i . tha Messrs. Cuaaaa and Co. may be consulted p e l 'eat, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their Ira: , • 107, liattomigartlett. se Patient. in the country to state thi it ne,nurt rat rvi by letter, enelo tag ar. rtittance, wit! h ave th. 13 ~u. and medicines forwarded to any part of tine United fit" • p e , , , ; ____ ..._....... 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