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etc. NOVEMBER / 14. Col.Torr.—The holders of Cotton in this market evinced no disposition to force sales, by submitting to a further depression in the pt ices, the sales were in consequence limited last week to 900 packages, viz. 500 lloweds at 19;d a 200, 40 Orleans 21d a 22d, 250 Pernams 2s 8d a 2s sid, 52 Maranhams at 2s 4J, '2O Bahias 2s sd, and 50 Demerara, at 2s 3d.— The greater proportion of the Pernambuico Cotton is sold ; the attention of the buyers is, in consequence, directed chiefly to'Boweds. The India Company have declared a small sale of Sisrats for the '24th inst. " Devi:root., NOVENIBER 14.—This week, not withstanding the sales of Cotton have been more ex tensive, yet we must again make a further reduc tion in our quotations ; for although a few sales in prime Orleans and in Boweds have been effected at high prices, the inferior and middling qualities of all kinds have given way, and are in many quarters pressing on the buyers. The sales since our last con sist of 1700 bags of Bowed. ordinary to prime 18' i d a 22d, a few at 220 ; 1500 Orleans, ordinary to good 19d a 2s, including about 30 bales prime at 2s Id a 2s 2d ; 150 Sea Island Ordinary to fine 2s fild a2s ;18 ditto stained, good fair 2s 5d ;25 De merara good 2s 5d ; 8 Domingo good 2s Id ; '270 Pernams ordinary to good 2s 7d a 2s 9:1 ; 360 Islo r.otham fair to good 2s 2id a 2, ; 120 Bahia fair to good tair 2s 4id a 2s 5d per lb. amounting all to gether to 4.100 bags " Sudans.—The briskness in the demand for Masco vadoes, noticed in our last, did not continue ; in the middle of the week, the anzi.try of the holders to triect sales was still prevalent, and though the prices could not be quoted generally lower, yet purchases might be made a shade' under the former currency ; the sales were chiefly s.r.,ng Sugars for relining ; at the same season I..st year there was much briskness in the demand, though prices were '2O per cent. higher than at present ; tte• c..us - teas then chiefly attributed to the large deliveriel , (6 8000 casks weekly), but there was then a very general export, the quantity being for several weeks 3 to 4000 casks for shipping ; there was much speculation, and 15,000 hleds were reported sold during one week ; the imports of Sugars in both years were very nearly the same. The market this forenoon appears apparently'im proving, the holders had become alarmed at the am •tl deliveries from the ware rouse, little exceeding 2500 casks weekly ; this morning the delivery for last week stated 4400 casks ; this circumstance ad ded to there being no more vessels of the late fleet to discharge, and no snpplies of any consideration till the spring, hes given much confidence to the holders; the sales to-day may be estimated between 800 and 900 casks ; brown Jamaica 84s, middling 89s, good 9 is, one board of fine 98s, another very superior rea lized 1001. 'The other sales, Grenades, St. Lucks, and St. Vincents, the prices a shade higher, though not so decidedly as to make any alteration in the quoted currency. In the early part of last week the refined market was brisk, the request has since given way, and p chase. r- • wsw made a shade lower ; the market is, however, s L.llinclifferet.t: ; -upplied with goods, owing to the late t)Lk• ; contracts for soriitg shipments ctstito:ae on a limited scale. Crushed SozATS in the lowest time of the market purchased at 76s a 80s, are saw contracted for about the latter price ; double Loaves 110 s a 115 s; the grocers were a:io considerable purchasers for the home trade ; M classes 32s a 32s 6d. The Refined market yesterday and this forma is rather heavy; purchases may be made from is a 2s below the prices of last week ; the late mails have brought few orders, the shipping season being so far advanced. Molasses 3ls 6d. In Foreign Sugars little or nn business has been effected, the holders generally looking for an advance on - the present currency, and so sanguine of tire im provement as generally to decline selling at the pre sent prices. At the East India House last week 14,919 bags fine white 73s a 76s 6J, good white 64s 6d a 68s, ordinary and damp white 59661 a 60s 6d, some uncommonly strong yellow 65s ; the general price of fine yellow or low white 58s a 60s, damp 57s a 58s, ordinary to good brown Sis 6d a 535, fine brown Java 54s a 555. Com.a.—There was only one trivial sale of Coffee brought forward last week, on account of the lan guid demand and the late depressed prices ; it con sisted of 248 casks British Plantation Coffee, chiefly Jam.tica ; 60 lihds. good ordinary Jamaica, 70s a 71s 61; very ordinary, 6+5 6d ; generally it may be stated that the prices were higher, and more appa rent demand than for some time preceding, owing, no doubt, to the large holders withdrawing their Coffee from immediate sale, expecting a higher cur rency on the approach of the Spring shipments, or the speculation upon that event.—Delivered from the warehouses last week 397 casks and 1457 bags Coffee for exportation. There is no public sale to-day, and only a trivial one advertised ler the week. Rum, BRANDY, and I-loLcasns.—The business done in Ruins since our last may be stated at about 400 puncheons ; ahem 150 puncheons Leewards, averaging proofs, at 2s 8d a 2s 9d ; a very consider. able parcel Jam aieas 8 0. P. for money, 3s a 3s Id ; Pads oder at 4s '2d a •Is 6,l.—The deliveries of Rum continue extensive ; 863' puncheons for exportation last week, 321 for home consumption ; the inipertes continue to ship, on account of the low prices here. —There is no pale Geneve at market.—There are considerable arrivals of Brandies; the market is in consequence heavy, and purchases might be made a shade lower. Spices.—The sale of Pepper took place last week, 5,290 bags Company's ; about 1,300 bags sold at 101t1 a I Otd , the remainder, nearly 4,000 bags, taken in at ICiti, light Sici a 90; 346 bags white, the ordinary, 12i a I. the better quality, 150 a 1.50. In Privilege 2.914 bags block, generally ;old a 90 ; light Si a 81.1. liosu &c.—The demand for Prime B-cf continues steady ; the few arrivals of the New lite continue very interior, both in quality and -Good Park has been in great request, but the liar descriptions continue very heavy..—Old Bacon coutilmes in langnid demand; there are increasing , enquiries after the New. Thklate extensive arrivals have for the present supplied the trade with an abun dant stock of Butter; the market has been, in con sequence, heavy, and some few of the holders are .h.nating to a small reductive in the curt:ncy. LONDON 1114 R i RELAND. Duet*, Nov. 10.-IVioncley se'nnight, the Ma gistrates at Clara had a Meeting, atended by Lord Charleville, General Kemmis, CeunsellorWhiteitone, Mr. Slator, Mr. Fuller, and others. Some,Resolu tions were agreed to, the chief object of which was, to postpone the Insurrection Act. On that night, as ,if for the coincidence of operation with the Magi strates, the Carders had a meeting also, and proceed ed upon their system, bat fortunately without success. It was the fair day of .Clara, and the roads conse trendy much crowded by those who had attended the lair, about seven o'clock in the evening. This circumstance was considered by the Carders as fa vourable t.) their schemes of villainy and depredation, and a party of them, well equipped, made an attempt to seize the arms of Anthony Beechman, an active and loyal yeoman. who, with a few more of his de scription, were placed at the outposts of what may be called a line of defence in the country. Beechman had left home a very short time before, to join a party of his corps on night duty, a party which for some mouths have been unrenuttingli on this very distressing service, imposed upon them by the rustic barbarians of their neighbourhood. His wife remain ed at home, and omitted to use die precaution of fastening the door, when three or four armed fellows rushed in, and demanded arms. The poor woman, though unprotected, conducted herself with such spirit, as excited these ruffians to give her several severe blows ; but during this period, a child, about seven years old, stole off unperceived, and with much difficulty, having hedges and ditches to pass, inform ed Beechman's party, consisting of four yeomen, of what had occurred. They immediately proceeded towards the house, and on the way met the banditti, who had leit it, having bronglit off an old bayonet. The headmost of the yeoman party was attacked by the ruffians, who seized his musket, but he disengag• ed himself quickly, and struck one of them a violent blow with toe but end in the face, who ran off, ex claiming ,he was killed. • Another of the party pur sued the fellow, and would have made hint a priso. nor, were it not for the obstruction of a potatoe pit, into which he fell. Whilst this was going forward, some shots were exchanged by the other yeomen and the banditti, who took to flight. closely followed by this gallant little body, and for the time escaped.— In about an hour after, however, attracted by the barking of a dog, the yeomanry examined a field near the road, and found a man severely wounded in the thigh, which was shot through in two or three places. They secured this victim of their intrepidity and his own crimes, who confessed that be was one of the ratty that had attacked Beechman's house, but would make no disclosure of his associates. He has since cli.:d of his wounds at Clara, to which he had been removed. His hat, and the bayonet of which Beechman had been robbed, were found where he fell. Some suspicion has been expressed that this marauder was shot by his awn party, either in mist!::, or in the awkward use of their fire arms.— :s cecurrence happened within a mile of Clara. d.a-kiless of the night saved the ruffians from yarr.:e consequences. The man who has thus forfeit. h:s by his wickedness, was named Michael Greenan, and lived near the hill of Knockart, in the county of Westmeath. Ile was a ringleader of the Carders.—Since the recurrence of the outrage above noticed, the Magistrates and Grand Jury, assembled at a General Sessions of the Peace, at Parsonstown, in the King's County, have found it necessary to publish a declaration of their sentiments and opinions inn the state of that part of the county. Iron I Tuesday se'nnight, while Mr. Alexander Reid, who carried on an extensive dye:work in Glasgow, was reaching for an article across a vat full of boiling li quor, he missed his hold, fell in, and was so dread fully scalded that he died the same afternoon. Thursday, whilst James 'Ferment, engine-keeper at Shotts Iron Works, was employed in oiling the en. gine, the skirts of his coat came in contact with the machine, and introduced him amongst the wheels, which crushed and tore him in such a shocking man ner as cannot be well represented. A farmer in the neighbourhood of Paisley was married about eleven months ago to the daughter of another farmer; the bride, upon occasion of the mar riage, got a present of a cow from her father, and likewise of a fine ewe. The ewe, sometime ago had two lambs, the cow had two calves, and the lady was lately delivered of twins. Mr. WILLIAM GLeN, some time auctioneer, and latterly dealer in books, was found lying in a close in Saltmarket-street, Glasgowon Thursday morning, at two o'clock. He was taken to the Police Office, where he expired about eight. Wednesday, Alexander Donaldson, journeyman slater, fell from the top of a house, three stories high, now erecting in Sidney-court, Argyll -street, Glasgow, and was killed on the spot. Friday, the body of a man named Townley, who has for several years kept an auction and sale-room in Edinburgh, was found in a brewery-yard, north back of Canongate, having apparently fallen from the high-projecting rock which overhangs the premises. Those who have lived rather gay, and are about entering into conjugal felicity, are informed that Dr. COOPER, and three Surgeons, of SO years experience in Strictures, Fistulas, Debilities, &c. &c. have estab lished a Medical Board at Charlotte-house, Great Charlotte-street, opposite the Rev. ROWLAND HILL'S Chapel, Blackfriar s-road, by whom the public are cured without salivation •r confinement. The Board claims the attention of those who have attempt ed the cure, or who have consulted men ignorant of so important a branch of the profession, whose im proper treatment has ruined thousands. Eruptions on the head, face, and body, sore eyes, throat, mouth, and nose, vertigo, noise in theears, deafness, dimness of sight. pains in the head and limbs, frequently mis. taken for rheumatism ; weakness in the knees, swelled ankles, Ste. are symptoms which appear years after, and too often embitter the matrimonial state. Messrs. CooPaa and Co. are consulted daily by all ranks of people, every morning until nine o'clock, and from twelve till eight precisely; or by letter, inclosing a fee (for no others are answered), stating their case, when medicine and the best advice is sent to all parts of the kingdom. They also cure the piles an 3 fistula, without burning or cutting ' • and give advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sun day mornings, till twelve o'clock A side door and private roams for females. POLICE. Bow.sTREET.--cumiGgs op mußnEnc.—Br tht 1 exertions of the officers belonging to this Office seve ral smugglers have been taken on suspicion of mur ders, and yesterday no leis than five men under went examinations before Mr. BIIINIE and SOW!utast I Pansoes, on suspicion of murders. Nisi Frost and 7hmar Ile.srd, two smugglers, were brought to the Office by Pearks, and charged on suspicion of a murder cfaumitted in the year 1807. in Hog, along with others, upon the boat's crew of his Majesty's ship the Prince of Orange, then lying in the Downs. The primmer Ned Frost, who has Mr. ALLEY engaged to defend him, declined saying any thing. The prisoner Heard, however, made a voluntary contession ; he was committed to the House of Correction; and Ned Frost was fully committed to Newgate for trial at the ensuing Assizes for the County of Kent. John Calm, William Brockman, and John Adkins, were afterwards put to the bar, on suspicion of being correct ;red in the u Will murder of four revenue of s on board the Fix cutter, a few months since. The two vessels had had a regular engagement, but the smugglers being more expert in the management of their vessel and fire-arms than the tevenue officers, they conquered them, killed four, and wounded seve- ' ral others. The Solicitor informed the Magistrate that as yet he had no direct proof against the pi isonert,, and they were remanded for further examination. Masisiosi House.—Yesterday Conrad Frederic.(, a foreigner, was bound over in recognizances to take his trial at the next General Quarter Sessions, charged with selling obscene prints, in the neighbour hood of the Royal Exchange. MARLBOHOUWI-S.lllEM—Applicatiln was made at this Office on Monday, fur a search-warrant, to enable a respectable publican, in Mary•la-Bonne, to trace money, plate, apparel, Scc. to the amount of more than £'2o() his property, which had been clandes tinely removed from his house, by his wife, who had also taken with it her precious person. Plank, a di ligent Officer, accompanied the injured hseihand in trace of the property, and it was at ledgth discovered in the neighbourhood of the City-road, alter the wife (to further concealment) had previously dernaited it in three other places. She gave a specimen of her gentle and amiable temper on the approach of her husband with the Officer, by attitudes a /a C..',.V., and she commenced active operations upon him, which, in a boxing ring would have done credit to a secood• rater. The property, however, was recovered, tu.d brought to the Office, with the wife. The MagiEtrate ordered the whole to be restored to the owner (the husband), who seized on the plundered property, hut did not seem to hive any particular desire for the other patt of his goods. The Lady, however, fol lowed, much disappointed. _ ___________..._ BIRTHS. At Edinburgh, the 3tl ult. the Lady of Thomas Esq. of the _lst regiment, or Scotch fusileers, of a sun. Sunday se'nnight, at Winchester, the Lady of the Rev. :ir Henry Rivers, Bart. of a sun. Oo Thursday, the lady of the Rev. C. A. Moysey, ;Vlar tyr•Wrrthy, of a sun. At hlarlbotnugh, on Friday se'nnight, the la-!y of Captain Adjutant Ashe, Ist Wilts Militia, of a daughter. Monday morning, at his Lurdshi t 's house, Upper erosveiait street, the Countess Delawarr, ut a son. Saturday se'nnight, at Illgart kartuttage, the Lady of the Rcv. J. 1. Kelps Mod a daughter. Os, 4 or r.; T.; T.; ••• . ,• 1• • , MARRIED. Saturday se'nufght, S. J. W. F. Welch, Esq. of Elworth Park, Gloucestershire, to tieorglana, second daughter of the late Sir Francis Ford, Ban. The malt silt. at Kendall, John Thompson, M D. of Halifax, to Charlotte, only daughter of the late Joseph Cartledge, M.U. of Brow bridge, near Halifax. Monday, Henry Stallord Northcote, Esq. eldest son of Sir Stallord H. Northcote, Bart. to Agnes Mary, only daughter of Thomas Cockbu►u, EN. of Portland-place. DIED. On the 2.lth ult. at Close-house, near Newcastle, Calverley Bewicke, Esq. M. P. for Winchelsea, in Sir.sex William H. Home, Esq. one of the Representatives of the county of Wicklow. Monday sennight, at Denton House, near Grantham, in the 82d year of his age, Sir Win. Earle %Velby, Bart. Sunday se'neight, Wm. Cleator, Esq. of Cropton. His death was occasioned by a fall from his horse, whilst hunting on Thurs day preceding. At Limerick, Mrs. Watson, wife of Alderman Watson. At Banff, the 30th ult. Miss Jean Corse, daughter of the de ceased Reverend Dr. John Corse, Minister of the 'Eros Church, Glasgow. At Port Antonio, Jamaica, the 20th August, Alexander eta ' cher, surgeon to the Royal Garrison there. On the 4th September last, after a few days illness, on hoard his Majesty's ship Minstrel, in the Mediterranean, Lieutenant Hector Sharman. aged 22 years. Sunday seri:tight, at Falmouth, aged 41, Lieut. William Davidson, of the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion; after having served his country 25 years; 17 of which were passed abroad. A lew days ago in Dublin, atter a short illness, Mr. Auttliony Rock, the Comedian. Some years ago he belonged to Covent Garden and the Haymarket 'theatres, at which he pertormed with great credit the low Irish characters. October 26, at Dumfries, Mr. James Primrose, eldest son of Convener lames trintrose, aged Si. He was in perfect health not ten minutes prior to his death. Thus was cut off, in the prime of life, a young man, whose pleasant manners and amiable dispo sition make his loss to be severely felt by all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance. Monday selinight, at his residence in Balleycovran, near Pur dysburn, Win. Butte. This man enjoyed a siondertul portion 01 health and strength nearly to the last day of les existence, lle was by trade a weaver, and farmed two or three acres of land. Front tradition, when a youth, he was at the first and last c horse race contested on I.ambeg Race Course, o hich considered now to be 11.6 years ago. He has left a sun and daugh ter only 18 or ‘lO years younger than himself; the son is unmar ried—the daughter is a widow, and both are very healthy. NEWTON'S RESTORATIVE TOOTH POWDER. The advantages of a Tooth-powder, com posed entirely of vegetables, must be obvious; for salm.aud acids, which are found in almost every tooth-powder, corrode the enamel, and expose the more porous parts of :he teeth to the action of the air, &c. when minute extraneous particles being insinuated, putrescence succeeds, and ascaries, and ultimately the hiss of teeth must inevitably follow. Earths, shells, and fossils, though not so speedy, are equally de structive; for the particles, though ever so minute, being hard and insoluble, are certain, by repeated friction, to maim an inipressinu on the enamel ; and the slightest impression kiting once made, nothing can avert the disagreeable con - lequenee ; except discontinuing their use, and having recourse to some sAlutary substitute, veltichninstead of destroying will tend to pre!•eive the Teeth; instead of corroding the enamel, acid injuring the turns, will renovate and fortify both; for these pur poses no preparation can equal Newroses Tomb-powder, being composed entirely of vegetables, and principally of one, for whosb excellent effects on the Teeth and Gums, we have the most un questionable authority. • • To the general approbati•in of Newton's Tooth-powder, the proprietor is proud to boast of references to malty elevated cha racters or the Sottish and Foreign Courts. Wholesale Orders are requested to be addressed to Mr. New ton's Agent, Mr. Edwards, 66, on the Foot-way, tit. Paul's Church-yard, nearly opposite the Nortb-gate,. In Boxes is. 9d. each. DO eelebtateh CORDTAttAI.MoICIVEAT) is a preserver and rrsturcr tif health to the weak, the sitkli, and infirm. Its warm And renovating quality, Lutist - Avidity re. - 41 , -rs it the best up. dicitie fur relakattinsi, debility, la,..ittile, It -. mon. sinking of the spirits, and all those nervous aftciius., which harass and niiprei.s the weak, the sedentary, mid the d:11. cafe; k warms rini stealies the cold and tremuLes nerves, itays• prates the muscular system, estimates the whits, aad renovate, the wluile man; whereby the chill wa:ery Hold'. iceatne rid, Ala.l balsamic, and the circulail i ozr m e. r ti a ti n i d es ; it ua • I Geo alt ar tif ;d o z : t o ate i . so, oz. ford a t d tret by t ga . I ga .ot e ti Le ; ig li h r , tutie and Uowdn.g, Salisbury ; and al , Meil.citie Venders; prite I Is. cacti, or four in tune Emily gut +. f o r 33.. by which one Its bottle is ......ve.t, with the Is - ord.— .' Saint. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved un the Stamp. ITT Dr. Solomon el. l• 'VI, whets t.ti:vlllicti by leler, the uv,:li complinnist of a XI wire to be iticos,d, autts. , ted, " Me:,,. 7 Letter. 3)r. Sidonion, Gilead !louse, ht_ar Livapoul. p h ,i I tio.,ble postage." _ lIIXON'S AN I IntI:RAN P11.1.:-., For INDIGESTION, kIEAD-ACIIES, HEART- UUR N, P flillESE rah long since obtained just CZ] !!,!. .L. in the priva - e prac!ice of the Proprietor, Mr. 1)!Xts: Apothecary; and liven their great succeis in mar.y bilious disorders wt Numerous rati.mts .o'iri::t!kti, p m • • eularly the Duke of BEDFORD, 'Ur ea.esitta:. t• u ; Sir GREGORY PAGE I'URNER, the lkswag 1' !; .•. and SELF, the Viscourstess 11U LEILISY, Etc. Etc. he 'vas sumied to offer thin to the Public, oink! sanction of their moues. They are Wand to be an incomparable remedy fur re.,:ea -. R the tone of the stomach, fur curing indigestiun„ ;o- l t, v, crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eruetatiolis v.! 1:.• leutes. They remove habitual and temporary C.4tiV , lirs, •,. head-achs, and liest:t burn, whether arising trout the of the redieudant bile, ionempe:ate diet, or drinking to ••c•,.... tionuti log a due seal-tient of the bile ' • they are observe ! v • . dertitliy to clear a t allow complexion ; and betnz 4 ta•r;;liii::, arc itlr . 'Seel IV e, it . ) , Prevvr.t those uhs:ructiors Vie i. 4 which arc so troublesome to all countries, hut paricularl f in warm climate.. On this account, they are a valoO,' ,• , ration io the medicine chests of those who go lio Vie !. • . %Vest Indies, or make frequent voyages; and ! , ,.i! ! gentle in :heir t ts, that they may be adulated as i 'Heine upon every indisposition arising front a dosarditt..-1 .tt:. t the :stomach or Bowels. COPY Of A LE FM FROM CAPTAIN 1 , 4 MR. DIXON, APOTI4ECARI*. TenDIN i:TON, MIDDLTS Ex. 21 st !y. ,( • Zit I have received so much b;:n• lie bum yt,t r •*, AN till/Lie IT'S PILLS, that I feel a satisfac:itm It: Cu'n•••.!, sing to you my testimony to their tfficacy. I reform.: r. awl - litany year.; residence t.ere,with nsy cont.:hut; y impaired, by several with* of a Liver complaint aid I :::h the renovation of my health entirely to this Medte a..., and . deroton itt diet. I have recommended it to mai y Indio I . who Elsewios ackuowkdde no virtico.—Yo.sr v, :y • IL,: -.:- vont, 1.. CAD , Captain 21st Inf.u.try. V' 14. .‘` Sold by Mr. Bitter, C4cepiide,Ct•rll.•l* t. P.V.i . C Yard, London; and cozy low had of must "a' • tz England. Scotland, irelood, %Vales, East and Was: 1:o.i; • , tic.'. StC. in 1611gra .et'. nil. and I 1 , 1 rash. INII.olt 'ANT ADVitk. No. IS, rouverie-street, Fie, t-street, May 1, WHEN Men of E,location and fesvo;;..!: • ..., use 'mut-et:rine endeavours to diocovo•r the 0:•o,:. , ! certain method tot trea , me few pro; idol! lis -a-set.!:- ful result of their experience is the beat .out of s , :pyr :;•;. Filteeto ) C.r=. Lave we d• voted cur '!*cc to, treatne:tot of l'lnce Dioordel s, aid t'oe eTnpl.•:.• .tie•••• ing our plan, gives us adlitioltal ardour to (.;:p0.0..:, ;. hie the ravages of those comp lions which de: ••,•• •• . ; of all cite whtt h the Inen: cc role; o•e• After an authorised introduction into ve:y brei,o • : ; Scieece, we derermined on common ptact cy, t • divide . ..ls from the ignorance of unedu:ated wert, ur the &ego:roes precipitancy of a general Imo: it iont r. 'I he three disorder: 4 'm the cure of se',ich we have 7" c • : attention, compr:se every specit a of Veto real It tecno o, o‘ of recent or lotog duration ; all kinds of t , r • :cosy, whether arising ft oin the secret halm , of accent: the ittdufgencies of mariire age terminatitet in inipoto • I sometimes in consumption ; andtastly, derangenico : system in women, which is called Barr - cumin. or ,to many cases originating in a similar error. Numerous diseases are the insult of ignorance or fuer in 1 treatineut of a Pimple Gontorrhuea, and it Wat u.o:ro o•ntly ;• pens that the seeds of lite ate poisoned, front • the it:le.:sr:et •t of an unguarded moment. By a superifir.mohoi, SIX:: C. plaints are easily cured ; and even where otl.t s have trust that we may offer an effectual restoration. The Diseases of the Urethra, as frequently connects,: or arising front the above complaitits,* have not c.c.:, attention; by an infaltible and unproved Ilan, we are c - bled to remove obstinate Oleos and btrictures, Wheel' 7. Cent or of Italg duration, without room Mg :u :he t. 4.1 dangerous use of the caustic bough. Many in-tat:co , adduced of very inveterate cases, of several )ear. cow to having yielded to MIT 111.:1110,1 in a few days, at,er t.. 0 c been attempted be other practHuners ct. To be eonsulteh daily by Pattenta of either set, w:th arc.-e::, delicacy, and attention.—Letters from t';:e count ry, co:;•1 the particulars nt eie case, ige, and manner of liebig. !nj a remittance, duly attended to, and advice am! Melee.: tatt warded to any part of the kingdom. 4,1 1 .55 S and Co. Mcsultei s of the Royal College of Surg•;4.:. RENOVATED - HEALTH. IT has been ton frequently the subject fist ani general reprobation, that men destitwe off the rl. roe:: , medical art have offered themselves as candidates 1..; t range In the profession of Physic. For the i.urposc e ;%leine !t. • :fee to the :vault of our studies and experience, and to l ecvsr7 from being classed among those enipirics whose int; it•irr tensions have, unforturiatele for aocitoy. beta tots h.cooursto:v edged, we beg leave to submit to the and eiiiightei.c.:, a faithful statement of our pursuits and acquit one nu,. After having received a regular medical education, as the rill of Messrs Grindal and Ilitzard, whose lectures and I'r x :ct carefully attended, as Protessors and morgeoesot the 1.01..1 s ti -; pital, we entered ourselves as students in that justly cetslor.io school for medical acquirements, the Royal College burgh, and were instructed in the different branches dA , I*o Surged', the Theory awl Practice of Physic, y, wifery, Botany, &c. &c. Scc. by those eminent Profewoi , , Monro, Greginy, Black, Hamilton, lioncan, and We mist we shall not be deemed presumptuous in savioi '• our proficiency and acquirements are out inmost •-• Havms fur a long series of years shade Veheroal Cony' • :to and the various diseases of Delghty, the porticblar our studies and practice, it will, we hope, be allowed that uo lee acquired superior knowledge of their treatmott alld IC. 19 slight and recent cases of infection, a perfect rr-estaleislo l ;:e t compleed in the shot; period of two days. and in those o, utmost inveteracy, where other practitio•ters Lave toile 1 •••• 9 crab, a proper persevera - ice in our phut of treatment ensue the patient a sate and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of dis Tders which are t' .! meets of a habit tote and must unhappily pursued by the yr.. . 1 both sexes, there are tome more alarming or moire olistreisita . : l • -a those deficit-leeks and debilities which ti eque only rev: , ~ 1 • bitter the matrimonial state. To mot pers o ns it mint '''oc soling reflection to knew that they may now, by ano w t ' libk mode of rittatritent,lterertared tv that go Ali blessings, a strong; manly, awl vigorous eonstbu i ln of lability, from whatever cause arising, as well .o in evo re • . cies of venereal infection, we may be coon& ed by p o:i .• either sex with the greatest t errecy and honour. Hours • imitation at some Irons ten to three, and from ins in to • ..e. • . till ten at night. Messrs CElt RIC grid Ce. may be consulted by pa ti e nts tf•. ' Sex, with the greatest secrecy and bonoor, at their boom, `a 107, Hatton-garden, Patents hi the country are requested to state the particularia , t , their wise, age, and metal habit or losing, Dec. Inclosiout.a ;van we, tante for advice *and medicine o, when the ,tune will be sent to any part of the km Atm. To CIISU krter i. re th ntayat aecftc; sandal to our undertaking, the pottage Ot , the account for medicines. be aue. CURRIE and Ce. Surgems, No. in; H !tt . HIGH %V ATLR TO-MORROW AI I ()NOON Morning e • SI minutes atter ammo atter g Afternoon 101411)0N: Painted by 11.r.vis. haul. l'ickot Place. • puba.beil 4ute, angle the e•ar Wilts Twoti-le Dar.