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NATAL APPOINTMENIS. Captain Inglis, to the Queen Charlotte. C yrain Paterson, to the Eridanus. Lieutenant A. Crawford, to the rank of Commander. I.ieutenant G. Gosling, to the rank of Contmandet, and to the Tf uros. I.ieu•enant J. M. Guise, to the rank of Commander, and to the Devastation. Lieutenant E. Curzon, to the rank of Commander. Lieutenant C. C. Parker, to the rank of Commander. I.ieut.nant'Km. iltitchittaon (2). to the Plumper. Lieutenant Thomas Pike, to the Actaeon. I.ienrenan• Charles Blond, to the Albion. • Lieutenant Richard Moresby, to the Alcmene. Lieutenant W. Mc. Clellan, to the Apelles. Lieutenant Joseph West, to the Ban n. Lieutenant Jeremiah Mahony, to the Banterer. Lieutenants Riaarti Connor, Wm. Walford, John Bowerbank, Gahriel Christie, and G. W. Ramsey, to the Bellerophon. Lieutenant John Carislake, to the Tartarus. Lieutenant F A. Calden. to the Tremendous. Lieutenant Philip Gosling, to the Pactolus. Lieutenant I I M. Freeston, to the Dee. _ - Lieutroant Robert Pearce, to it. e De. iree. lieotesiant. Richard (tmlit, G. F. Bridge:. John Rowier, (re gory I.owen, Aldridge, J. M. Waugh, to the itoyslSovereign. Lieutenant F. B. While, to the Chatham, vice !'arced, ap• pointed Flag Lieutenant to Rear Admiral Scott. Lieutetiant Henry Price, to the Alban. Lieutenants Daniel Weld and Osmond Button, to the Impress Service, at London. Lieuteti lots Archibald Mc. Donald and J. S. Richards, to be Agent: a attcport b afloat. Secotol Lieutenants Frederick Woodcock, Thos. Marshall, Fl4llCli Agar, John Denman, and Joseph Jamaison, Royal Ma rines, are also retired on halt-pay. Mr. Nash, Midshipman, ot the Chatham, to the rank of Lieute nant, and appointedto the same ship as an additional Lieutenatr. h Ir. John Haines, and Mr. Richards, Midshipmen of the Cha tham, to the rank of Liesienant. Matthias March, Esq. of Gosport, to he Secretary to Admiral Sir Edwai d Edward Thoniborough, K. C. B. Mr. Davies, Late Secretary to bar George Martin, to be Purser of the tiebrus. _ _ _ Mr. lisslie, Sprgfon to the Argo. the Flag-ship of Rear-Ad mind :•cott, in the Downs. Mr James Cruickshank. AssioanrA 9 nrgeon to the Argo. • Mr. James Sturroeh to bst Master of the Royal Sovereign. bir. William Boutzmi, gunner of his ?.T j, sty's ship Pitt, is anointed to a situation in the Stewards' Dept.' mem, Greennich. Mr. Wiiliaits Glendenning to be Purser of the I uscan. Mr. Janus Caddy, Master to the Curacna. First Uri:tenants John H. Williams, R. K. Jessv, George Grieve, and J. P. Taylor, Royal Marines, are reared on halt-pay. Captain EDSIVED BOGER is appointed to the Pruneci e 93, the flag-ship of Sir EDWARD THORNIIROVOII. at Portsmouth. —MerrittAs MAiten, Esq. to be Secre tary to the COMMANDER IN Cully.—Sir EDWARD is expected to hoist his flag immediately. The CHATHAM. 74, Captain D. LLOYD, ; BOSISAY, 71, Captain BAZILLY ; and LARNE, 24, Sir J. G. SIR. 'CL %IR, are under orders, when ready for sea, to pro. ceed to Cawsand Bay, and put themselves under Lord Ketrit's centre:lnd. The Leann, Captain Be RTIIOI,ofttEW, which was fitted and served as a rocket-ship in America, is fitting for Channel service. An alarming storm took place on Tuesday se'si night, at Addington, a village about three miles from Croydon. A water-:.pout descended on the hills, and burst about a mile above it. The water poured in torrents from the heights, and, rushing into the valley, raised the stream that enters the WAtidle at Merton, and culled every thing with it, pigs, trees, furniture, &c. ; and even tore up the tomb-stones in Addington Church-yard. Tuesday se'nnight, about midnight, the cries of a person were heard istuing from the float opposite St. AuguAine's, Btistol : some time clap eel before-assis tance could be procured, and the body was not found till near four &click. Verdict—Accidental Death. He proves to be a Mr. "'later:3llone, a Lieutenant in the army. A rest ectahlr: lurking man, about GO years of age, fell down on Sunday evening in the Borough, in a fit, and almost instantly expired. His daughter, a young woman about 20, was with him at the time Saturday se'nnight a child WAS found near Sir James Gardiner's Lodge, near Roche Court, Fateham, supposed to have been busied alive, and, from its ap pearance, to have been in the ground about two days. Accussee.—Wednesday morning an accident took place in Heaton Main Colliery, near Newcastle.. In the course of time the old workings had become en tirely filled with water, which, at about half past four o'clock on Wednesday morning, bloke through the roof, in the north-west part of the present colliery, at a point where the strata are disturbed by a sly ke, and inundated the workings. Some of the men who were working near the spot where the water forced its en trance, ran immediately to the shafts, and happily escaped from the pit. On their way they met Mr. Miller, the underviewer, and informed him of what bad happened, when he ranto give the alarm to the other men, who were working in the higher part of the pit, in the hope that they might be able to effect their escape also, but this, alas ! was not permitted. The water rushed in with dreadful rapidity, and flowing naturally to the lowest part of the workings, soon cut off the only means of escape, by closing the lower mouth of the shafts, in which the water soon rose to the depth of 19 fathoms. The unhappy men have thus either been overwhelmed and drowned in the torrent, or having retired to the higher part of the workings, eine)), it is said, is much above the level of the water in the shafts, are at this moment pining in darkness and in want, without scarce any hope of escape. Exertions arc at the; present moment making to endeavour to reach the spot (where they are supposed to be) from some other workings.— Every feeling heart must sincerely wish them suc cess. We have not heard the number of men now below exactly stated, but it appears that there are be tween 60 and 70. The whole stock of horses is Also lost. The number of men who escaped amounts to • only nine or ten. Many of the men below have left large families ; Mr. Miller has lett a wife and eight children. Three large engines (one of I horse power) are now incessantly employed in endeavour ing to thaw the water from the pit, but they have not yet produced any effect upon it. The water in the shaft amounted at first to 19 fathoms ; but it subse quently gained upon them, from which it would ap pear, that some other internal reservoir hail burst into the pit ; at three o'clock oo Thursday it still stood at 30 fathoms.—Since - writing the above, we are sorry to learn that the water has gained upon the engines during the night, notwithstanding they discharge 1200 gallons per minute. The water in the lower shalt was plumbed early on Friday morning, when it was round to be 33 fathoms. From this great flow of water it is thought that some other waters have burst, and that even those on the Town Moor may now be discharging their waters through this pit.-- The number of horses below is 59.—/areweeetle Chron • I i SALES BY AUCTION. FREEHOLD AND COPYHOI.D ESTATES. FARM AND RESIDENCE, in the County of SURREY. About 40 miles from London. by Mes:rs. HOGG ART and PHILLIPS, At the Mart, nit FatDAY, May t 9, in one lor,unless an acceptable offer is made to purchase by Private Contract. A MOST beautiful PROPERTY, the principal part Freehold, and the remainder Copyhuld of Inheritance, sittlated'in a fine romantic and picturesque part of the county of Surrey, in the parishes of Elated and 'Flowsley, about half a mile from the high turnpike road from London to Portsmouth, near the 30' OtC_-stone. consisting of three Farms, called Drehouse, Smalibronke, and Hedge Farms, chiefly exonerated front rectoral tithes, containing together nearly :am Acres of Arable and Mea dow Land, lying nearly within a ring fence, beautifully tim bered, and intersected with two treut•streams, with three Farm houses, Barns, Stabling, and numerous out-buildings. The Estate abounds with all sorts of Game; and possession may be had at Michaelmas next. It Is six miles from Farnham and Godalming, many years ILe property, :Ind in the occupation of Mrs. Paine. Parliciilars may be bad 20 days prior to the sale, of lames Shotter, Fit; Farnham; at the King's Arms, Godaltning ; Half Moon, PO wit- ; White Han, Guildford; Fountain, Ports month; the inn at !ping ; at the Mart; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, fie, Broad-street. COPYHOLD FARM, NEAR I.EATHERHEAD, IN THE COtiNTY OF SURREY. By Messrv.HOLIGART and PHILLIPS. At die Auction Mart, on FRIDAY, May 46, at Twelve o'Clock, 11,0WHUR3T FARM, and MEcG's Kum; Es, a valuable ‘2OIWHOI,L} F. 4 .1• ATE, situated within one mile or 1 eatherle-ad, four trim narking, eight from Kingston, and twenty from London, in the County of Surrey, consisting of about One Hundred Aeres of capital Arable and rich Meadow l.and, with valuable Rights of Cun , ntott, a Farm-house, Barns, Stabling, and Out , buiklings, in the or. ipation of Mr Croakham and Mr. Nichol/4, a! rents amounting to One Hundred and Finny-one Pounds Ten Shilling, per annum. Possession may he had at Michaelmas next. May be viewed isith leave of the Tenants, and Particulars lrld at the Red Lion, Dorking; Spread Eagle, Epson; White Hart, Guildford • Mr. Neale, Surveyor, Clicam; at the Mart; and of M , oisrs. ((van and Phillips, 62, Old Broad-street. VALUABLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE and ESTATE, near 1 UNIh IDGE WELLS. By Mr4sts. HOGGAR I' and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, Londou, tin FRIDAY, May 26, at IC, unless an acceptable offer is made in the mean time by Private Contract, 111-1 E FREEHOLD RESIDENCE& ESTATE, called Bl'i1101"S DOWN GROVE, delightfully situate near the iasitionalsle Watering Place of Tunbridge Wells, con sisting of a spacious Family House, containing every accommo dation for a large respectable Fatuity, with numerous Bed-rourns, spacious Dining and Drawing-rooms, Library, and Offices of every description ; the Re •itlence and Property of a Lady. At tached to the Bealdence are upwards of 117 Actes of capital Pasture land; also Arable and Wood land well timbered and oritamehted by Sheets of IVater, with Pleasure Grounds, Lawns, and Plantations ; also several Cottages and Gardens. The Purchaser may have early possession. May be viewed with I ickets only, which, with Particulars, may be had of Mesir-.lll , geart and Phillips, Ohl Broad.street, London. Particulars had also at the Rose and Crown, 1 un bridge; White Hart, Seven (saks ; star, Lewes; Old Ship, BriLh ton; of Maws. Scoones and Soo, Solicitors, Tonbridge; Messrs, Clanstree and Bicknell. Solicitors, Illoonssbury-square ; and at the Mart. I.KEEHOLD RESIDENCE AND LAND, Near the beautiful and retired VILLAGI:. of CARSIiALTON, in the COIIIki CY ••t SURREY. By Mivisro. HOOGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, on FRIDAY, May VI, at • nib. ive noless an zcceptable oll:r is matir by Private Contract, 1•REI:1101.1) It LsIDENCE, PLEA JL STSRE (MOUNDS, and productive GARDENS, known as CAKSHAIMON LODGE, in the County of Surrey, late in the coecupat:un ot Joseph EstrAlge, F.sq. deceased. llt iv pla: rd upon a Lawn, surrounded by three P-ddocks eef r;ch Land, coutainirg together upwards ot Five Aire( ir:cl~.rd by large walls which are clothed with Ft uit-trre: in full pert - wit-4i. The I louse contain-4 nine Bed-room:, Diniug and Drawing-tooin, . . Library, and Dressirg-rooms, with Officrsoi every dt•scription, suitable for the immediate occupation of a r:lspect able Fancily; attached to the F. tate Are three Cottaites, The Grounds are or namented with b autiful Shrubs at.d Forest Trees, Greenhouse and Grapery, and the Paddocks afford must prAttetive Fruit from Trees in run bearing, wit! a beautiful Trout Stream inter. stet!'" the Property. To be viewed with Tickets, with Particulars, may he had of hiessr... lioggarr and Phillips, 62, Old llrtrad•street ; Particu!ae. ql.o at the King's Arius, and Grey hound, Canha:ton; and at the Mir. FREEHOLD ESTATE, nrar SUNBURY and KEMPTQN PARK, in the COUNTY of MIDDLE4EX. By Mews. HOGGART and PHILLIPS _ _ At the Auction Mart, on FRIBA T. innec, at Twelve, in one I.nt,hy order of the Esecut or of Jun N Ft sH, Esq. deceased, I, I:TV-ONE ACRES, or thereabouts, of capital adjaliiiitg to Kemptnn Park paling, called the NEW GROUNDS, late in the occupation of Mr. Shore, now in hand: the Estate lies in several Inclosures, and is free from 'Tithe. Muy he viewed, on application to Mr. Pattison, of Kempton Park ; and Particulars had at the Msrt ; and of Messrs. Hunan and Phillips, tit:, Old Broml-btreet, Royal Exchange. CONIPAC r FREEHOLD FARM, opposite to the PARK LODGE, at KEMP I'ON BRIDI3r, in a beautiful situation fur a IIEiIDENCE, near the THAMES. By Messrs HOGGAR r and PHILLIP 3, At the Auction Man, on FRIDAY, June 9, at Twelve o'Clock, by order of the Executor of the late Joust Ftsn, Esq. deceased, DORT-LANE FARM , a very improvable FREE HOLD ESTATE, lying in about seven handsome Inclo sures, beautifully timbered, and skirted by a Trout Stream, con taining together 37A. 3R. 7P. of excellent Land; with a ntw brick-built Cottage, containing several Bed-rooms, Dining and Breakfast Parlour, and Of f ices, with capacious Barns, and nume rous Out-buildings in hand. _ _ _ To be viewed, by an:dying to Mr. Pattlson, the Bailiff, at Kempton Park, of whom Particulars may be had ; also at the Mart; and of Me. r.. Hoggart and Phillips, Old broad-street, where a Plan of the Estate may he teen. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, MANOR, MANSION, AND PLEASURE-GROUNDS, IN THE COUNTY UV MIDDLESEX. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHLI.LIPS, At the Mart, on FRIDAY, June 9, at 12 o' Clock , in one Lot, A. MOST important and highly v3lttable FREE HOLD ESTATE, MANSION and PARK, the late Re sidence of Jolts Else, Esq. deceased; delightfully situated near • the Thames at Sunbury, known as Kempton. The Mansion is fitted up with splendid taste, presenting an elevation of the Gothic architecture, delightfully situated in the centre of a moor luxu riant domain and Park of Four Hundred and Twenty-tour Acres principally inclosed by paling, and ornamented with Plantations ot stately Forest Trees : the Park is intersected by a Canal ot nearly one mile and a half in extent, flowing from a Lake of Six Acres, upon which is a Water Corn Mill, with Water-works, throwing water over the whole of the Pretni,,es. Ihe Mansion is suitable for the accommodation of a Family of distinction, with Rooms, lofty and of good proportkin ; the principal Apart ments are superbly finished and decorated with anxient and mo dern painted glass, of exquisite workmanship, in Talfets and Landscapes; conveniently detached from the Mansion is a substantial Building of handsome uniform elevation, com prising double Coach-houses, double sets of S:ables, Meta-ser vants' Apartments, Turret Clock and Cupola : also, Bailiff's House, Laundry, Dairy, Brewhouse, Granat y, Gardener's Cot tage, and nunusous Agricultural Out-buildings. the Gardens contain about three Acres, isclosed by new walls bearing Fruit in the highest perfection, ornameteed in a south aspect by bout cultural Buildings, erected upon the best principle for the pro duction of the finest Fruit, and includes Peact.-house, double Graperies, Ctaiservatory, Pinnies and Succession-houses, toge ther about 320 feet its extent. The whole Estate is free from Rectorial lithe*. The Park and Land may be viewed at any time, on arplication to the Bailiff, Mr. Pattison ; the Mansion and Gardens can only be viewed by printed Particulars, to be had of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchanse, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. SALES BY AUCTION. I'ilE FAST MARK ESTATE, MANOR, AND SEVERAL FARMS, in the County of SOMERSET, a ve.y valuable and important Freehold Property. By Messrs. HOOGART and PHILLIP% At the Auction Mart, on FRIDAY, May 2e, at IV, in One l.nt. riIREEHOLD ; the ESTATE, RIG' IT, Tl rLE JL and INTEREST to and in the Manor and Capital Fite hold Estate of HAS I' MARK, in the several Parishes of Mat k and Wedmore, in the county of Somerset, consisting of Splot lane, Tntney, and Poolbrldge Farms, with sundry other Lando, anti three Farm-houses, containing nn9A. 2R. 'VW. of Land, principally ox pasture and rich feeding land: The Fitato is on least- for seven years to Mr. G. W. Hale, at a very low rent or 61170 per annum ; the present value upward. of X 1750 po r annum ; the Farm is situated ten miles front I:Mgt:watt r, from Wells, 8 from A xbridge, 3'2 ft on' Bath, and 12 from Brionl. To he viewed, and particidars had 30 days prior to the sale, at the George Inn, Bridgewater; Swan, Welk; the [um at Ax bridge; White Hart, Bath ; White Lion, Bristol ; Mr. Cooke, Solicitor, Bristol; Mr. Hicks. Solicitor, Gray'. tun Square; Messrs. Lambert, .1 aylor, and Dean, gray'. Inn ; at the Atn-ii..o Matt ; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad. street, Royal Exchange. MANOR FARMS, near sEVENOAKs and BROMLEY, in the COUNTY of KEN I'. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, on Friday. June 9, at Twelve o'Cloek, riIHE MANOR, or REPUTED MANOR of SHELLEYS; with a Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, lying within a Ring Fence, situate in a delightful part of the County, abounding' with Game, Six Miles from Seven Oaks, l'en front btornley, in the Pari..h of Knockholt, Twenty Miles from London, in the County of Kent !—Con.iscing of two Farms, containing together THREE: HUNDRI•D gi f t FIFTY-FIVE ACRES of rich Arable, Pasture, and 'hang Wood Land, well supplied with Water, aboundirg with Chalk, ant! a Lime Kiln on the Eseate, which improves the Agriculture of the Land at a trifling expense. The Estate has been greatly improved within a kw years, with a comfortable House and Offices, spa eons Barn, Stabling, Granary, and Outbuildings, Garden, Or chard, &c. 'I he Farms are in the occupation of Mr. Edward Sheppard, tenant at will, at a rent of .e3a) per annum. To he viewed, and Particulars had, twenty dos prior to the Sale, at the Bell, Bromley ; Greyhound, Croydon; White Fh.rt, Seven Oaks; the principal Inn, at Westerham • at the Mart; and of Huggart and Phillips, 6 4, Old Br oad-street. - - - CAPI'T'AL FREEHOLD ESTATES IN THE COUNTIES OF HER IS AND BUCKS. Py Messrs. HOGOART and PHILLIPS, At the Mart, on FsIDAY. Jane 9, at Twelve, in One 1.0, WHELPLEY HILL, GREAT MOORS, LiTTL.E MOORS, and SPENCER'S FARMS, inter in the Parishes of North Church and Chesham, in the attn.:. Counties; comprising a most valuable FREEHOLD and s•nals pat t CO PYIIOLD E.i'l'A'r F, containing mg.:her about Four Hun dred and Seventy Acres of capital Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land, one mile it .nt [fetich...nil-read and Boringdon, three front Box Moor, two front C'' 'sham, and •26 front Lon don, within the Manor of La , untt., corseraently subdivided into Farms, w hit an excellent 1 arm-hter.e and other Buildings, and he whole fret- from 1.:oicl-•ax, in the oceura:auti of Mr Jokn Pope, who quits at Miehatima, next, subject till then to a low rent of itro per :amain. May he viewed by leave of the Tenant, and Particulars had 15 clays prior to the Sale, of Jo'at Stullow,Esq. Monument-yard; at the Red Linn, Cheshant ; Kopf:: Arms, ISeekhampstra.l; Swan at fioz Moor ; Crown, Ann r4,atit ; at the Mart ; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, Old Broad-street, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. VALUABLE FR F.EIiOLD A N:1) COPY HOLD ESTA°I ES, EWELL, in the County of SURREY, 4 miles front Lon don, on the high road to brighton, Tithe.free, sod I and tax realeemed --Ey Messrs. liU(.11b:. and Oil tH WAITE, At the bull's Head. Ewell,on Mote DA V, May vra,at Eleven, Lot I. A FItEEHOLI) HOUSE. with (.)11t-iwiltl .,L ittgs, in Chtirch-terect, t:w. 11, tenure of Mr. hted. ot 2. A Frerhohl Dwellitig.house in Church -street, with (Jut !mild ry-, Yard, and Gavial:, in onntre of Mr Chartism. IMI ta. A l•reehohl I)wailing house its Church -street, with Out building... Yard. an I Garden in tenure of Mr. .:IttgeAri.litc. lau 4. A Fre.lond house in Chinch street, with Out buildings, Yard, and Gat deo, in !enure of Mr. Cutler. Lot A capital Fret:boil Residence, with excellerit OM •es,' I .asr tt, and Mea 'ow, —A most delight ful rural Ri 1 . . at, in tenure of John I avrenre, Esq. Lot e,. Eicerti Acres I.l' tic.% Arable Latl.l. iu the Common, called Ewell M ash, ailjoh.ing the Far:n of E. Calverley, Esq. Lot 7. Three Fter!astlil Cottages, with Gardens, situat.e on the High Road from Ewell to Kingston. 'Else above Property may he viewed, with perrol:sion of the Tettatits. Descriptive Particulars may he ha‘l at the Bull's I lead, Ewell ; of J, Everest, Esq. Eil-otta ; at the Gs Rho Iris, Ktsig.tma ; George, at NlorJen ; Knig's Arms, Crt.ytlon; White nom, Docking; ‘VheatAheaf, •Eoteing ; of Air. Neale, Cheant ; at use Offices of Mr. Kitchen, 19, Buchingliatii-street, anti of Hughes and Ourhwaite, Sr. Paul's Churcloyard, Atlas re a Plan at the whole Estate may be seen. JP. HEATH, of No:thigh:am, informs the • Merchants of England and Traders in general, that for the convenience of •.de, he has placed his JUNIPER 115SENCe of PEPPERMINT, and other Medicines, In the hands of Mr. EUWAiIIaS, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard. This Essence IS a .afe, effectual, and pleasant renoaly, in Rate lencies, gutty and cholicy pains in the stomach and bowels indi gent km, hysterics, sea-nick ness, nausea attendant an pregnancy, relaxation and lassitude arising from atmospheric heat, want of appetite, injuries front inclement weather, the abuse of spirituous hquors, and in the spasmodic alrevion at the stomach and bowels so common to infants, adapting Eke eiu•e ttithe urgency of the case. As a Family Medicine, or for the Army or Navy, it will be found a valuable acquisition. Iv Niers ESSI.:NCE of Pk:NM/MINT is si well known a.. a va luable Family Medicine, that the principal object of this adver tisement is to guard purchasers against the numerous Counter feits which arc prepared by Drurei;ts, &c. especially if the order is for Exportation. Ile oaly caution 1. P. Heath can give, is to see that I. P. Hearn, NottitOiani, is engraved on the Govern ment Sta:np. Sold wholesale and retail also by Edwards, No. tni, St. Paers Church-yard, in Bottles, 2s. std. and Is. lad. CHINI;'a WORM LOZENGE.). WOR MS are allowed to be the most frequent Sources of Childrens' .Syniptonis every Parent should be acquainted with. They oceasoin loss nt appetite, a paleness of the face, entaciatioo, and an We -1:.:14r mute of the bowels, attended with violent pains; they bring on ennvul►inns, affect the trowth of the lso.ly, su•! often prove fatal, by ending in a comumption or decay. Both as a preventative and cure lor these alarming cnitipLints, the abovt. excellent Medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest characters in this country, to have no equal. Their public approbation, given to the Prnprietor, Iron► a personal knowledge of its ertii acy In their own fanlilie., ',tamps it. utrnt beyond competition, and gives a banctiou to it winch no other Medicine of the kind can boast. From the Hon. and Right Rev. the Loid Bic! op tI CAR 1 ITI.R To Mr. Cut No, Apothecary, Chea; side, - London. Sia—l readily embrace the opportunity your letter affords me, of adding my testimony to that of the Lord Mid Baron, in favour of your Chines Patent Worm Lozenges, my eldest son having a few months ago derived very material benefit from the ii , e of it. tie had been unwell for several weeks previous to his taking it, appeared pale and emaciated, was languid. and complained fre quently of pains in his head and side. The Lord Chid Baron, who had accidently seen bins in this stale, fortunately recom mended me to the trial of your Lozetig-s ; and tkat no time might be lost, or any mistake might occur, in obtaining the ge Wile Medicine, sent me three doses of it. The first of these occasioned a visible amendment, and after the second dose every unpleasant symptom disappeared, but I judged it right to give the third, as the two former had agreed so uncom monly well. Front that time my von has been in perfect health and I certainly attribute his cure wholly to the efficacy of the Warm Lozenges. I have since recommended your Lozenges in several instances, wherein I have the satislaction to assure you, they have uniformly been of great service, I ought to add, that from the nature of the effect produced by them In my son's case, I apprehend the complaints to have arisen front an obstruction betweent he stomach and visceta. I am, &c. Rose Castle, Dec 7. E. CARLISLE. Sold at Mr. Butler's, N 0.4, Chesyside, corner of St. Paul's, London, and most Colours 111-111 cine Menders to every Town, n bons, st ffs. ed. and ss. 6d. each. MIAMI ov nivAtnis. Su. • DALBY'S GENtIINE CARMINATTVE nuper:or to 311 other remedies for the wind, verging.. C , vir.iong, and all dies.: eliNorders in die emu -di and towel. infailt., iris !move fatal to 1141 niw'y under •he age of tern y:ar It I, evAlly ificreiou, us cholla, flutes, and other complain ! ' the in-e•viiits of erownperszum . . _ This ittirslualski eirdial MetLeine is prepared by Franc (Ags;,titi,lll her sons, daisphivr of lbe late Mr. morph Apo.herar u y ,:de tl r te lt l i n i r t r il tr a t m w a h y o b b e rq been uest a bed u the to bl h i t property, I, with various initatices of its success. Solt, II F. Newb , ry and 4ons, No. 45, St. Pawl'. Church-y. 1.1, London, tour doors i..em elleapalde, price is. S.A. a .:$ • e ; by tloeir Agents in !own and country. ( ob.ervr the. c. " F. Newlterf, N0..15 !:r. Patol%, are engraved it the .t •. , and be 3iire to ts,lt Canino vie NIEP VOLh COMPLA: 11R. FOTI4ERGILL'S it ENT() . CORDIAL DROPS have been well k now! , • Century for their ellicacy in ►very deacrsinion tit v orders, and Deb Oily or Relaxasion iu Per. , I 1 I it! , r young or old; whes her h.•rt•dirary or oceasiout•d by a lops- dence in but or toile:0.11y Chnuires. the Intinodet re uao. rit.sous Li q u.►n, or ot!ier miaow' Fluid , too Sed,te s cl.ew application to :'ttrdy, excessive of if i i , j , 4 , as'ittosistration of Mercury, or or.vr ea. , . • effects of this excellent and power ul re•atairiat big to give warn•th and vigour to the wholt• Nervows syso si ,, pair the tout• and Injured con•.titution of the nra, Air It' render fluid and promote the due circulation ot the revive and exhilarate the languid drooping apirits, thin by stintuleine and strengthc•uing the organ, is: C.., s•tt►r excite a genial glow of vital heat which gride,,ly every part of the frame ; and if pi nevi-red in frr a ir2 . . _ • ~,. . thmec I. Mews-, tide, anxiety, tisele.c P se iur nh ai'i y% a lrti t:4 ev ery 1"u cif v d6e e e re happy result of taking these invaliiahle _ _ old at Mr. Burlei's, No. 4, Chospsid.., corn• r f Church-yard, London; :nd must Country Medicii e bottles, at 44. 6d. and 2its each. Tf..l THOMAS fAYLOI, Ehce• IBE' leave to inform you, that ever sinc e t h e - sr 1790,1 had been afflicted with the Winn- .v Its obstinately resisting evet ycour4e t.f • : •• , melt entluent of the faculty here, a. 4 in, I. rt.t...l!i! .4% r ; ve:e courses of salivadon and :wiee if - WI! • , 1... ..;. .1 -,A k i k rt !!..f, would arrear to bent the tllo4it ir the sprloe of 14,t yt•ar my dl4oel•fr ha I.; to s •:i !••• nearly t ,, a pet iukt t , i iry :of ended by Nit% 1. Thoutp,o,i, rrt. , •*vt 4 -.1 rt, : by the::: twee.) to Like y.,u lw•jkr's to .In oh the '_6th May ; in the CULifGeut •• ( • receive benefit. In little more than a mob. I t ;: y your liberal advice and nwilicina., ri•rt, t y ire fon mer cotr.ialaints, hr.verecoveftd any t; wailer its ar , l ; r • : „. anal am become jolly arid fat, in w Wei IN. een.,• many months to the astonishment r.l all 'who -: at a loss in what twin. to y • r the good of other suircria:.; noart:.'., • ;, . c:rc.• 4 inablic as as I shall on es • y , , will greatly oblige, Sir, your iracelui olau 11,1.7 et ry !mint.; • irate, _ _ _ _ flaratt's Close, High-street, rAlittivorgh, . Prepared and Sold by the sole Pr.o,orktor, 114.m5: T Member oftltelloyal C‘ollege of Surk,....:is is 1.c•:::1wy at 11i, !:...-t N 0.9, New Bridge -street. Huy are also suld by his appobittnem, at ►he Petfor..or's, S 5, St. Alhaa's-strei•t, Pall Mall ; the '('•rl•-,h. p, Oa. furd-street; Mr. Viaburouglif, Nis. 7, l'idt-st -Lt •;h • poshe the Monument; aril ley one per,.,:: in e% ••• . ~ '. e town in England, &e. in boxes (sly es. ikl. e. 1,11, ,w ;^e: 1 , , • k Inflated plant dhertione, whereby persons ofeithet Nrx m.. . - e themselves w th ease- aud serrecv. MA ERINIONIt. ARRIAGE should he the laundatien c! LVI happietess, which is octets disturbed through the tr form the union, nut taking those precaution( wads then' the enjsyment of that great •Lusie•t;e td.:••int; Ite , every lank pay adoration to r row of well felt : !ft.% • the coustatitior h:.• t eatette.l by die , a•e, r .!••', certain habit contracted at as Ark i,lO, 4r. Is. . previnu4 to enterleg tha' state ie r ••, the she:Planing sparks a He, alt Ito rcatlint ce '.• no dam:. Wrs have contribute:l Mere esscni Wei •o ~: ••I 'el • neat happiness than those wldels ar, ti.e s • ; • pl. a•ure. It wle this coneid ,ra• ion which vi tin t Ni RIF, and Co. for theee last 30 years, to diteet the r • • att, noels esclunvely to the treatment and c•.re of th • • • Disease, and the d:sord. rs At th-refl,flll-4, - rang•mwtst of the system pro !used by the des en•••iv. ati:• II I e ittentbuiceer seined hay, which briogs on floss , di. re..., • lido: aua 1),-licerticies that prevent or ellthlftrt the .14 . state. 'llw successful result of their plan, glees IN. It $.1,1.•: . • 11,alit to cm the ravages& these complae:••,, :hue • t important in the catal Igoe& human It bctiev,•c •r f person who has isidulited iu this solitary vre ti reli, , f , • !tier, proLssiceillnwn id - eminence and •nour, to which Mes-7.. CURielk: and Co claim the bATICIIIOII of Sr!itti:l , t IC au il• C. as well as the testimony of uticiust radiated tat: ;s. la pro; •••• • ; the cure of these complaints, they hold Out tin :,• vice ; but, te•usibie, as all men 111U4' IM , o: the cti.tvi•:- of calansii les, dory atier their assistance as r-e,alarly •• bets el the Royal Colktges of Surgeons Of lAltlaffll A.,14 Slytit and recent cases of Syphilitic Intection art. fa , in the short space of two days. Those of the mo•t as Ob orttetienes, inveterate Strirt are , ' she Dincs, Gleets, &c. are perm mently and spee,:dy ct' —Sever at Nublenten and Gentlemen at the ling T, have been under the care of Messrs. CetuaiC and Cs. $.4 .--- ninval of con:Waite. of the urethra, strictures. !he.: ei 1 h received a radical and :wrinanent care, requi.•st chat r may he made to them, Ai ia:isfactory elm/elites at :0...1c. sop , rito ity of A4t•%%1•• Coheir. and Co.'s lean Alan, of these Gen kitten had s•rictu: es (runs tir. • years, ace were under the care 1.1 Messrs. Honit, and other titirg , -ons of equal emtrence, who Et •! by the application of the hoar caustic. wttleor • • • Cessna and Co have selected the follon irac many they are daily receiving irons : theta thanks t•r their restora•ion to s l• !i.i health. It was <wit to th-i',, um elicited, • Ncble Earl, who had la'ilic-ed uneler , •,; • • painful tualaly fur ten years: —ate Is id bee.: e • • of several :surgeons of prosess•iv.al .11ta,:c:c-, • afforded him l•arnactent relief; 1.:t• trusts hate 01, • treatment adopted and rlltsue by Messrs. et•ric Ct‘ ceivud a radic..l cure us the short -pact tst (toe ire • i•'• S.' V ' f ~,r .. ~ '• .% J. " Dr. Ct'RltlE. 11:%7, Itatton.:;arele:•. LOrd els great p:.•3o,rt• .ti ce..sinte.•ri.! ' Currie the perti-et re-establi,hmett of hi, he li, t of In, inil.l and al:nimble treatment of S r. lie may add. that he has not for miry yeas , ti, I. (onvilgrt and freedom front pain; and he eo•er . Into having got i . nt•tl, tt.r.iugh his and too• .•, • radscal cute of that Itortid compla•m. .1 , L, w••• so the manner thst o•htre C 1,1!; !' OW( r, trom a fair trial and a . p.. 4 comparrani, •• • • , hive of appbuw to IDr. Cerrie which tit! • ••• - shall ever be inu,t ready and willing to aelsteulrel! , hfurrie.l Wont, n, who have long been dis•try.. , .l i•• exyeeta7 ion, ~f J I slay. may he aisiired, tbat •••• , t melt detects are curable bi !Wail ; and movit of sue!. impediments h. an vt`i tinny Wlth olio's, )et the cure of au,:t progress of renovation, t. !be acluirernent • V" • ! hy an early application to Meeor, a.i le' I . • will escale the pain, dallet f, nit Wee Of a VII:, !; • attendance upmt less etperieneed practitioner , . • t MeS , rs. Cues to and Co. may be coosulteet by pat:f II" " Sex, witl• the greatest secrecy and betioi.r, at their ho.! • , • IU7, Hatton-gar(len. Patients in the country, deeeribing the particulars ' ih rel• • •, age, and m o d e e t I. rung, nu:losing a renittianee fo r J medicines the same will lie given ur sent wail par• " 4 I f dom.To ensure that s ee r. cv so eAse ntial t o their tut ~ the postag e of l e t ters may be added to the account fix In-' I 107, Hai top Gardea. o;:. K' - - HIGH WA'rER AT LONDON BRII)(4.1%)-Nli , " I ' , '• • Morning Se: mimeo; anrr Atiarnt•nn 54 tuir.ittei altrr LONDON: Printei by LuviiL Kamm Pickett tact' peblistved there, and at the Star Office.Tentp!* VV.