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A '"7" 7 . • „be. •r. • y • • •• 7 THE MIND. lie that loves a rosy cheek, Or a coral lip adnires; Or from starlike eyes .1. t I seek Fuel to maintain hts fires; As okl, rime make these decay, So his flames must waste away. But a smooth and stedfan mind, Genie thoughts and calm desires, Hearts wi It dual love combin'd, Kindle never ,Iympt fires; Where ti.vse are not, I despise I...weiv ehnea. nr or eyes! 2—abIIGATE, SzPLEMBLR.e..- irbi, most beantiful Watering Place may justly] claim an ascendancy liver every other on the Coast, Jpi. this Sea Bathing and Sands are not to be stgpass ea any where ;to which tylgoetiul AlM lion may be ocr eharming Pier, where hundreds of the first nenple in-the land are to be seen promenading a* re fine evening ; and the many pleasant rides and • want. about this-very heslthlul part , •1* the conntt y, al:. *ether render it • a mast fashionable resort. and ere never recollect the town to have been so full of highly distinguished visitants as at the present time. The Marquis of AraoLeslie, notwithstanding the loss of his .leg, contrived to shoot so well from his poney, which steadily stands fire, as to kill twelve shots out of thirteen, on the Ilst of Srptemher. In Scotland the partridges are very plenty. Grotoo , shooting, in the county of Dublin, and on the %Vicklow Mountains, has • been but indifferent, owing to the heavy fall of rain. We read, in Classic History, of Jupiter's feasting the Gods; hot Coot: K, of the Royal Circus, in dressing the Feast far his Benefit, nn the 11th inst. has outdone Jupiter himself ; for he has not only united the grandest display of Scenery. and Action that can be selected from the annals of earthly exploits, but has actually contrived that a brilliant Balloon shall a,cend to the upper regions, receive from the Temple of Fin tune several Shares of Lottery Tickets, theft by a meteoric bursting, not only illumine the audience with the rays of the Three Prizes of Fifty Thousand Pounds, and the Four Prizes nf.Twenty Thousand Pounds, in the present grand State Lot tery, Which begins Drawing 7th November next, hut as a grateful tribute, he will present such part of the audience on whom they may alight, with the Shires themselves. Thus may any person who hen outs Cootoe's Benefit with their presiance, next Monday the 11 th ;intent, - become possessed of a Shire of Fifty Thousand Pounds. Ft ii ay se'nnight, at Mr. Walter's coal-fit, near the Aq.ieduct Bridge over the Kdvih, as two men, a fattier and son. were descending in a bucket, when unfortunately coming in contact with another bucket which was coming up, they were both thrown me, and fell to the"bottcen. The father was killed on the spot ; the son had both his thighs broken, and was severely hurt on the head. Monday se'nnight a fire broke nut in the large spin ning mill at Cronivrell Park. near Perth, and cons-- Deed the whole of the spachinery ; even the water wheel could not be saved. Iit;taTINGDOW, SaPTEMBEK 2.—Last night, about nine o'clock, a terrible fire broke out at the town of Boerne, in tins county, which, in the course of a few loeirs, burnt foto teen dwelling houses to the ground, together with various barns, corn, and, hay-stacks, to tho amount of several thousand pounds, very little of which property was insured. The fie was occasioned by a butcher of the place over-heating a boiler to scald a lioa, the flame of which communicated to the wood work of the brewhouse, and spread 'so rapidly, as to lay the dwellings, atc. above stated, in ashes in less than three hours. GUILDHALL. —Yesterday, in consequence of no Alderman having sat the day before, the cases amoun• ted to forty-five, which, with eery few exceptions, arose from Bartholomew Fair. They were in gene ral pickpockets, s o me of whom were boys. thirteen or fourteen years of age.--The Worthy Alderman (Sawa) took occasion to comment on the extraordi. nary extent to which the Fair was at present carried, being, in fact, without any regular limits whatever.— The boodles were not alone confined to Smithfield, and its immediate vicinity, but were carried up St. John's street, into the Old Bailey, and, in fact, to considerable distance down and up every street which branched from, the markta. This was a nuisance which he considered it to be the duty of the Cieil gistracy of the City to circumscribe. The Fair was itself. in its most limited form, as the immense list of delinquents then i before him but too well established, but toe productive of vice and crime ; instead, there fore, of being enlarged, in his estimation, it ought to be diminished, and for that purpose his exertions should not be wanting. A child of three sears old was crushed to death in Its mother's ems, oa Monday night, at Bartholomew Fair. Coanseals 'Nevem—Yesterday an Inquest was held at the Crooked Billet, near St. Clement's church, on the body of Mr. .loseen WALLER ) wine and brandy merchant, of Leadenhall-street. It appeared, on the evidence of Mr. John Evans, that the deceased came on horseback to that house on the preceding evening, and befog on business, he alighted, and came inside the bar and sat down on a chair ; he said be was caught in a shower, and found himself rather chilly ; witness observed him grow pale, and asked him if he found himself unwell ? but the deceased made no answer ; witness called-down Mr. Gillharn, who was at tea, but the deceased was apparently dead. Sur geons were immediately sent for and came, but the deceased was beyond recovery. having breathed his last. Verdict—Died by the Vuitation of Goo. Another instance has occurred in Lanarkshire of a man charged with the murder of his wife. The pre. sent object is a tailor at Lanark cotton mills. _He bas been apprehended and lodged in prison, on sus p.cion of accomplishing the diabolical crime by poison. The unfortunate woman was only three days before delivered of a fine healthy child, and was fast recovering, when she was seized with the fatal illness, cn the circumstances of which is founded the inference of the murder: They had lived for some tune past on very bad terms. She was a very pretty and amiable woman, and has left four or five chil dren. The manner of her *deuthisiti occasioned a luta sensation in that part of the country. • PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. PROCLAMATION. To the none and en the behalf of his MAisstv. • • °mottos. P. R. Oar will and pleasure is, tit all French vessels and earpes that sway havii been captured or detained by'reason of the late •declaration of hostilities against France, en any voyage to or from Martinique or Marseilitr, and also all vessels and cargoes captured on a voyage front any French pont at which the white flag was foisted at the time when the vessel sailed from her port of shall be released forthwi . h, on payment of such espences as have been duly incurred iu consequence of sui.b co, cure or detention. Given at the Palate of Carbon House, this Sath day of Au gust, 1815, in the 55th year of our reign. By command of his Royal Highness the.Pattnit RZeINT, ill the name and on the behalf of his MAJISTT. • (Countersigned) I'HU Rs r. FOREIGN-OFFICE, SEPTEMBEit 5. His Royal Higline% ties Prince Regent has been . pleased, In the name and on the behalf of hit Majesty, to appoint Geusge Sholto Douglas. Esq. to be his Majesty's Secretary of Legation at the Court of Berlin. • His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has alto been plemeil, in the name and on the behalf of his Majes:l, to appitit Lionel Haves Esq. to be his Majesty's Secretary of Legation at the Court of Munich. MILITARY PROMOTION% OFFICE tiF ORONANCt, iiPTEXIBER 4, 1315. Royal Regiment of Aral' , re—Brevet Major Woliam Power to be Captain, vice I. W. Lloyd, decrawii; First Lieutenant George Frazer. to be Second Captain, vice Power ; Second Dentin:wt. llamas Wadus to be First Lieutenant, vice Frazer. Medical Establishment for the Military Department of the Ordnance—Resident Surgeon Wildani Roberts to be Asititant Surgeon•Qeneral and Deputy Inspector of Ordnance Hospital., vice Wyman, deceased; Surgeon Samuel Kenning to be Re sident Surgeon, v.ee Roberts, proluoied; Assi•tant.~urgern Richarel klitchens to be SUrgeon, vice Kenning, promoted. EANKRUP ECY ENLARGED. Sept. .2.6, Arthur Mow hry, George Lewis tioilingworth, John Wetherell, Wm S:deld, William Boulten, W Otani Itscba.l Siukes,ot Durham, Darlington, I hirsk, anti Lothbury, London, bankers and parinas, dealers and chap men, at ten, at Guildhall Sept. I it. ..ElPanor Howell and Tolin Unwell, of Change.ailey, London, fruiterer►, dealers and partner, at ten, at Guildhall. Sept. 19, Octavus Thomson, of Oxford-street, corn-dealer, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. Isaac Orme the elder, Isaac Orme the younger, and Robert Orme. of Jottingham, silversmiths, ironmongers, deal;r., chairmen, and copartners, to sot render St ptemter 16, it and Ow ober 17, at e:evest, at the Natick Bowl Inn, Notting' am.— Altorniei, Messrs. Long and Auden, Gray's Inn, London ; or Mr. Henry Percy, Nottingitans. Thomas Westerdell Barnes, of Water Pnppletnn, Yorkshire, timber-merchant, Sept. 22, 26, and Ocrobsr i 7, at eleven. at the What Hart raven', Kingston-upon-HA. Ancient's, Mr. Ralph hilts, Chancery-Line ' London; or Meier.. ammo, Dry den, and Robin . n i, Stamp Office Chambers. Hull. Richard Jackson and John Riding. of Kingston-upon-Hull, ship owners, .:eaters and disown, September lb, 19, and Octobor 17, at eleven, at SaRl . 4 Coffee-huuse, Koriptim,upuri• Nwl•—•- •tornies ' Mr. Wm. M'almealey, No. 14, Parliament -street, laud; ot Mr Egerton, al, Gray's lon-square, Loinlon. James Wept and Thomas John Culliford, of Great Winchester street, Lottion, Insurance brokers, dialers, chapmen„ and co partners, Sept. lit, 19, and October 17, at ten, at Guildhall.— Attornies, Messrs. Wilt.hire and Boltoo, Winchester-House, Old Broad-street. Richard William Holt, of Green Lettuce lane, Cannon-street. London, merchant, Sept. 11, 16, at nine, anti October 17, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attormes, Messrs. Albano, Hundleby, and Portion, Freeman's -court, CorithrU. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Sept. 14, Henry Wallo.r,.l . lturritaidon, dealer and chapmen. at eleven, at the Three Crowns, Lome-ter. Sart Rich. rd Cunlilfe, Canleton, hat manufacturer, at t levt n, the Stein Inn, Rochdale. Sept 97, Nicholas Hurry, I ire. pool, mei chant, at one, at the Grurge, Liverpool. Sept. el), Ns ha. Outweodi, umbel-so. rchant, at twelve, at the 01.1 Inn, Derby. ',rig v 7, David Parry, Liv. rpooi m reunt..t, at ens, at 'lie George, Liverpool. October o.J4mes Young, home set- , wood, clothier, at eleven, at the Georg . Frome Sept. 30, Gabilet i atandun Margate. wine merchant, as nine, at the Royal Hotel, Margate Sept. SO, I homes Thomas, Bristol, soap boiler, at ter, at the Bush Tavern, isribtol October 10, Richard Moon, Liverpool,• merchant, at one, at the York Hotel, Over pool. Ocioner S. George Southcombs. Bristol, cheese and hum r factor, at eleven, at th Rummer .1 avert', Bristol. October 10. Wm. W hinney, :moth hinelds, merchant at eleven at the t ont ntercial Hotel * Noun Shields Sept. :v , slim:muss Warder, Alder• Oa, hone-dealer, at ekven, at the Northwick Arms, Brogworth. COPY OF THE TREASURY MiNUrit, DATED AUGUST 8, 1811 My Lords have again before them the various M. mortals and Reports which have, from time to time, been submitted in regard to the period for which goods shall be allowed to remain warehoused without par - net:lCW duty, My Lords read also their Minute of the 6th of J . nuary, 18IS. Whereby the period of w areliosising was generally extended to two years, and further 'Atones on the subject directed. Upon a consideration of these papers, it appears to their Lordships, that it might tend to the adv ,ntage of the commerce of the country, and fire conve. of the merchants, if this Board wine .stie to ',Leine ' the conditions under which g. obs rtin.iiiiing in the warehouses beyond two years, shalt be allowed a further indulgence. My Lords are, therefile.,pleased to issue the following directions for the guidance of the B , atda of Customs and Excise : When any goods (except such as from their nature may not be subject to deficiencies) shall have been in the warehouses two years, such goods shall be re. weighed or re-measured (as the case may be) !oda., the inspection of the revenue officers,-at the sle es pence of the owners, 'and-the deficiencies thereon, tf any, ascertained. The owners who shall then pay the duties on such deficiencies, and also the waretiou,ing charges, the charges of re-weighing and re.mea.uring, nodally other charges to which such goods may be Hattie, and renew the bonds upon the articles where bonds are given, shall be allowed to continue such goods in the warehouses for a further period Of twelve months. At the expiration of which hst mentioned time, such goods shall be again re-weighed and re-measured, and on the payment being made as before, and ihe boatels renewed, the owners shah be allowed a further periOd of twelve months, This indulgence shall be continued for three years successively, froM the expiration of the two first years (if required by the corners) making altogether sve years, but not longer, without the special orders of this Board. - It being distinctly understood, that W the owners omit in any case to pay the duties on the deficiencies, and. the charges and expences, and to renew the bonds within three months alter the expiration of either of the periods mentioned, such goods will be sold in the manner now directed by law. Goods not liable to deficiencies shall, on she pay ment of the warehousing charges, and any other et prices to which the same may. he liable at the ti ,specified, he allowed the same indulgence. •' These directions to be considered.applicable to all ,foods now la rho warehouses. NA FrALPPPOINTMENTS. • ; Captains Archibald Tindal, Lord John Hay, and Daniel Pting, to Elie rank of Post Captain. . Wet. Robertson, lately acquitted for the loss of his vessel, to the rank of Commander. Lieuts. G. It. Douglass and Wm. lioliteN to the rank of Com• mender. • Messrs. Lewis Cramer, C. H. Masterman, J. P. Sanderson, 3. Russell, and 'antes peones, Midshipmen, to the rank of Lieutenant Captains—Alexander, to the Verigrur ; Jackalia, frore the Lacedemonlan to the Nirer; Wtat Ramage, to the Cherokee; Wm. Sklosey, to the. Leander Lieuteuants—Robert hi'li.jttly, to command the Tickler ; J. W. Rouse, to command the Pioneer; J. W, Dueler, to he Flag Lieutenant to Admiral Si- I.'l'. Duckworth. Lietiteintiits—Wm. Rivers, J. C. Hislow, Alexander Young, and .trallart Miller, to the liartwaik ; Gauze Hare, to the Chil ders ; .I'hornas Sinip . .vin (2), Jolael.origchanap, and Robert Stuart, to the Iphigenia ; J. F. Dawson, to the Jupiter ; John Marshall (1), and George Woolcomitg, to the Masboscar ; E. H. Scott, and G. C. Ganthirr, to the Orlando; itichardson aid Wm. Cuppage, to the Ruclif:arr ; C. N. tinnier, R. Barron, and Jol►n Chant, to the Romney; Herbert Mackworth, to the Stantarder; James Bennet ,and Wm. Rennie, to the Driver ; Charles R. Mil hourue, to the Tagus; Richard Yonge, to the Tagus; James Burney, to the Towey ; Henry horster, to the Satellite; G. R. Lambert, to the Inter; G. C. Yeo, to the Inconstant ; Daniel, Burgess, R. N. retains his situation as Governor of the Naval Kit gists of Windsor, In prelerenee to renting with the rank of Commander. Mr James Prescott, to be Master of the inconstant. Mr. Lye, Master, to the Vengetir. Masters recently - confirmed—Messrs. F. P. ntly, W. H. Newnhans ' Robert Holmes, Frederick Autry, Nicholas Jo hnson, and Davi•lClossman. t'urser--Mr. Andrew Indewicko, to the EuphraPes; Mr.Tho mat Hubbard, to the Alen; Mr Win. Seaman, to the Antelope; sir. War. Corning, is re-appointed to the Wasp ; Mr. Francis 3 , aty, to the Bulwark ; Mr. Richly') Kent, to the Cherokee ; Mr. Win. Thorn, to the Driver ; hir James Dupree, to the ~ter; Mr. Archibald M‘Msilan, to the Tagus; Mr. William Lev, to the Inconstant. Surgeons—Richard Daly, to the Allston; Thomas Jackson, to he Conway ; James Crater., to the Euphrates ; James Atnot, to. the Alert ; Flumes Hunter, to the Bacchus • Edward Tu lar, to the Bulwark ; Robert Milne. re•appinted to the Wasp ; N. Webster, to the Tagus; Luke Nagle, to the Inconstant. Assistant-Surgeons Wm. Connell and Andrew Montgonserii, to the Rival. Chaplains—Rev. J. D. L'oyd, to the Albion; Rev. W. H. Taylor, to the liter. The following Deicers of the Royal Navy and Royal Marines have been placed on the Pension List, for wounds: Royal Navy—.Post-Captains—J M. Hanchett, Edw. Flinn, John Phillinsnre, Kenneth M'Kenve, and W. H. Mulcaster. Commaudersse-R. H. I.uller, H Bourne, and Joseph Bazalgette. Lieutenants—P. M'Millan, and John Hackett. Royal Marines.—Captains Wm. Seward and John Short; lieu tenants A. A. K. Wolridge, Alexander Day, Robert Webb, R.G. At 'tuition ; and Assistant-Surgron B. D. Conway. • 'le following are regulations for holding the ships on the peace establishment : None of the guard-ships (flag-ships excepted) to be held by any Captain un ller the first 100 on the Post List : none of the fri gaits by any Captain under five years post ; none of the sloops or brigs by any Commandant under three years of that rank ; no Lieutenant to be firstof a line-of-battle ship, flagship excepted, under ten years .standing ; no Lieutenant to be first of a frigate under ,eight years standing ; no Lieutenant to be first of a sloop or ling under four years standing. An order has been issued, that all Mates and Mid shipmen who have passed for Lieutenants, as well as those educated in the Royal N 'Val College, shall, on their ships being paid off, be sent (should they wish to continue in the service) on board the flag ship of the Cominand.r in Chief, and thi , tre to be borne as Sup.nninnerary Admiralty Mates and Midshipmen ; old ad ;hose of the ;shave description, who may have been dischargeJ, are at liberty to re-enter the naval service in the above manner. The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty have been pleased to direct that officers bearing the same names, shall lure:titer .be distinguished from each other by particular letters, which shall always after wards continue aonexed to their names, whether they rem gin in the or rise to any superior rank. It is supposed the Navy List of next month will produce this ail aii.teMear. PIItACY A riu NI citnEn. A letter from St. Thomas's. dated June 27. srys.--.‘ On the night of the 19:h of April last the Eitglidi schooner Sisters, of St. Thin m a i% j u mairraas ,',aster, while: at anchor At the island of Bi,nco, for or ioupose of taking grass for a cargo of mules, - was attacked by a launch of forty men,i when thincen the crew, besides the Master, were cruelly suu•derest, and only one was saved by swimming on shore. It is supposed that the launch w ts front Margatetta, and the said schooner wasient Carthagena. - - Mit l'H. On the 2Rth ult. the Lady of the lion. Rear-Admiral Gardner, o f s dauvter. MAR RLED. At Kirkeudbslght, on the ltith ult. Mr. David Miller, writer, Kit kcudbright, to Misr Laura Muter, daughter of the Rev. Dr. Robert Muter, of Oct place. On the e•ed ult. at Echington Church, Charles, eldest son of Sir WiEians Wake, Barr. of Courteen Hall, to Mary Alice, eldeot daughter of the late Sir Sitwell SitweU, Bart. of Renishaw Hall, Derbyshire. DIED. At Glasgow, on the 23d ult. Mrs. Mary Clark,wlfe of William Anderson, hog surgeon. At Aberdeen, nu the 21st ult. Genrge,only son of the late Rev.' Alexander Allan, Episcopal Clergyman in Rdhiburgh. :%inurilay %%night, the Rev. George Wens, LLD. aged i 6, Rector of Mantnn t rurd Bruce, Wits. On the sth ult. at Tsslorstown, county of Wexford, at the great age of 122 years, Edwaril Connor. He suppli trd himself by selhng trifling articles fir country eke, and was rrinarkable for the integrity of his dealiogA. His mental faculties were mini% palr‘d, and he retained the perfect use of his sight and limbs until a few days before his death. . . NEW -TON'S ItESTOItAI'IVE TOO fH: POWI4 . It. The advantages of a Tooth-powder, coin. posed entirely of vegetables, must be obvious; for salts and acids, whtchare found in almost every tooth-powder, corrode the enamel; and expose the more porous parts of the teeth to the acti..n of the.air, &e. when minute extraneous particles brine hislourtest, putrescence succeeds, and ascaries, and ultimately the loss of teeth must inevitably follow. Earths, shells, and ftosils, thutieb cot SO syeedy, are equally tle.. atruedet.; tor the panicles, though ever so minute, being hard and Insoluble, are certain, by repeated friction, to, make an impression on the enamel R and the slightest impressipn being once sonde, nothing can avert the disagreeable COn• sequence • except discontinuing their use, and having recourse to some s alutary substitute, which instead of destroying will tend to preserve the Teeth; instead of corroding the enamel, and injurieg tie gums, will rentepare and fortify both ; for these pur poses no preparation cal equal Naw rotes Toothpowder, being composed entirely of veyetabits, and principally of one, for whose excellent effects on the Teeth and Gunn, we have the most une questionable autliorl:y. To the general approbation of Newton's Tooth-powder, the proprietor is proud to boast of referentes to many elevated cha racters of the British and Foreign Courts. Wholesale Orders are requested to be addressed to Mr. New. , tOO% Agent. Mr. Edwards, t.B, on the Foot-way; St. Paul'. Church-I;rd, nearly opposing the Nonlbiate, is Dozes is. clad, CHlt4&S_ WORM I.OtANGVi. WOR raid are allowed to bu the Most Frnq t. t Soiircee of Childreste I)iwaseat—Thelr eery Parent should be acquaintod with. They occ.ci , on ! of appetite, a•paleness of the tate, emaciation, anti as gular state of the bowels, attended wit!, volent paats ; t, et brine on convulsions, affect the griwth of tsie I.,tady, +JO f prove laid, by ending In a cimstmietion or decay. E g o S. , preventative and cure for these alarming complain s , th abov e excellent Medicine 14 universally allowed, out the ',minion) , of :L e highest characters in this country, to have no equal. 'Ebel,' public approbation, given to the Proprietor, irnin a pyr, ol ,,i knowledge of its efficacy In their own families, stamps its in, itt beyond competition, anti ores a sanction to it which tie odor Medicine of the kind can boa•t. (root the Hon. anti Right Rev. the Lie d Bishop o f CA aLi TO Mr. CHI NO; Aputlttcary, aide, Land• na. Sta—l readily embrace the. iip l iottuukr }our I. fur 'Wards tne. of adding nt. reg.:tinny to that rat tie I CIAO Harm', lit fay..e l : of yoier Ching's Patent Worm Lori I es, my tlde.t son 1, 4 ,,,„ a a few months ago derived vety matettsi lotiteht lion, 'lit it"c U; it He hal been passed fur scveta! we , k► previa.. io his appeared pale and enia.lattd, was languid. and cony Dwell quently of pants in his head anct.s 'll.w I or.t Cbir: Hot i s who had accidently seen him in this state', fortunately mended me to the trial 'hi your Lumens , s ; awl ilia; isii ;: might be lost, or any mitsake %night °tear, in übtakesug .te pulite Medicine, sent me titre,. doses of it. 'he Gr• o' occasioned a visible ami:aiilineni, and after ti s cowd every unpleasant spaiatoin disappeared, hat I judge lit t & to give the third, as t h e t ti !miner ha.: Asi.ed sit u niece. manly well. Front that totu.: my su, has Iwo, to p ei f ro and I certainly attribute his core wholly to t! e y ut the Worm Lozeliges. I have since recommend d your Inatties n sev.ratinstattcel, wherein I have the sattsfactits to asture ; 0 4 ;hey have uniformly been of great service, 1 night o add, Poi from the nature of the effect produced by them In my suit's CA..% I apprehend the cumpiaits, to have anus from an übs.rucioo betweenthe stomach and viiceim. 1 am, he. Bose Castle, 'Dec 7. E. CARUSI.F. Sold at Mr.3.stler's, Mo. 4, Chespside, corner of St. l'aueg, London, and most Countrit M "Urine Wilder' is every .0 buses. at and ret. 64. each. ADVICE=. No. IS, Bouverie-street, Fleet.etreet, May I, lioa, WHEN Men of Education and Professional %k .use perseverine endeavours to discnver toe umstsde atrof certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the bocce* Cul result of their experience is the best proof of superiority. Yifteen years have we devoted our praraice to the exclusive tfratthent of Three Disorders, and the complete success attend. leg our plan, glees us additional ardour to oppose as much as pose. We the ravages of those complaints which are the most it/Torten. of all the infirmUiesto which the human economy is exposed After an authorised introduction into every branch of Medici. liefence..we 'deternUned on commencing practice. to Femme in. dividuals from the ignorance of uneduc-ated men, ur the esaallp dangerous precipitancy of a general praeitione r. Thi three &solders, fo the cure of which we have directed os'r attention, compr.se every speetesui Venereal Whet,/ of recent or long duration ; idly, all kinds of Debility or Deli. ciency, whether artsitig font tb! secret behtts of sthool.bpis, u• the irodulgeucies of. mature age, termistai Mg in into:item, sometimes in cotisumptiou ; ata lastly,. that di rangernent of at system in women, which is cad, tl Rareennese or Sterility, many cases tole:4E4lg in a similar en or. Numerous diseases arelhe result of ignoratiee or hare in ti; treatment of a simple Goniorthica, aiel it not uutrequentiy pens that the seeds of siste ate poisoiled. 'lrons the inalvernite: of an unguarded moment. By a superior method, such cos. plaints are easily cured; and even where othershave faded, yr trust that we may uff-r an tflectual testuratinn. Mill tannot the most inveterate cal.* of complicated dirts! in this disorder equal the calamitous siteations of men. svhc. from an indulgerce in a solititry vice, or prevalent gate ies of s ta-blonable itfe, acquire tha: state .:f debility, which is the ar.• voidable effects of such pent:Zunis habits. Wiyere thy inu lt . safferer broods ov.i I , :is misery, b t carefully coeceah his tote fortune, it may be some consoled , n tor him to be assursd t 6. ' while wire practitiont-rs fearfully ilitteipate the event, ft is tf , . removal of those deficiencies by the gradual progress of kW. vetted Nature that is the atqterement of our etudiet. It NrJrt dovvotlon t the shrine of Bacchus or Vane have ()resat() taptitt essence. of manhood, muck artatety will be prevteted aa cou nt e raction of this laissnid stale, and ii these Mei no d!• ficulty will occur ; b a ut j w iszt he t z u t ‘ hi r e i. ..i r e s l e i ‘ c .p ie. r r ce b i as s b il e ul et hi t p t . ed s t4 continue for year-, revive •.:te con; itutiuti, and re-animate It to hetilth. TI e Dis apes of the Urethra, as trquesaly connected or arising tient tile above complah•ts, have o u t escaped our attention; by an infillible and improved plan,evee are eo - bled to remove (obstinate Glees and rarietures, whethet spe cent or of lung dem:ion, witho resorting to he painful dangerous cse of the Malty ins:awes tau It adduced of very inveterate Ca. n., 01 several year. coutimisece, having yielded to our turtl.tA in a few days, after the cure hti. been attemp , ed by otb:r practitioners widow. effect. 'Patients in the coenti y to yeti their age, manner ut Nein, by letter, encloduy a remittance, will have the reqaisite and medicines forwanied to any part of the Lluited King.loni. Cr7.S and Co. Members of the Royal College of burgeurs. IC has been to frequently the subject of jests general re; robatioe, that nut' destitute to the elemenitdtti medical art have offered themselves as candidates fee pebtre trosioge in the profession of Physic. For 'he purpose of doing js • tics to the result of our studies and experience, and to previa .1 from being classed among those empiric' whose impudent po minion, have, unfortunately for soctecy, beeu too, favourabty coined, we beg leave to submit to the !thetal and enlighteuel, faithful statement of our pursuits,and acquirements. After haying received a regular medical education, either's-% of Messrs. Grindal and Blizard, whose lectures and practicer ' Carefully attended, as Professors and Surgeons of the London KO. vital, we entered ourselves as students in shat justly iselebfe' l school for medical acquirements ' the Portal (-Mtge of Ed. burgh, and were instructed in the different branekes ufAnotont Surgery, the Theory and Practice of Physic, Chemistry, n. wifery, Botany, &c. &c. &c. by those eminent Professert, Gregory, Black, ilatusitoo, I)nlican, and 'lechery We trust we ehall not be deemed prestmrptuotis in sayirg. tt : our proficiency and acquirements are not tneosisiderab4. Rai • for a long series or years made VENERKAL COMPLAIN i• ; and the venous diseases of the narticelsr obi eft our studies and practice, it will, wo hope, be allerved that we he acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and rare. ," 'light and recent cases of infection, a perfect reirstabiishomr t , completed in the short period of two day!, and in those of t utmost Inveteracy, where other practitiosers•iave fatted o! cuss, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ee,..itte; the ;tailrace sofa and radical sure. Amidst the melancholy variety of A lla:I-dee' which am seers of a habit long and most rabappily pursued by the yeedi lint it steers , them are none more alarming or more dist rasing tli'vi • thoi , ,e delidenceles and debilities which frequently precept e rt:.l• bitter the matrimonial state. ro such persons it must bele• soling refle:tion to know that theymay how, by a new and hill litiltemode ortreatint nt, be restored to that etre e-t of i ll ma-n blessings, a strong, manly, awl vigorous convittrion in at cr of debility, from whatever cause arising, as well is in evo des of venereal iniection, we may be coLstilied by either sex with the greatest secrecy and honour. flour,ot sonatina at home Irons tea to three,. and hunt six in the ow' till ten at night. • Married Women, who have long been disappointed in f?" expectations of a family, may be assured, that its ninst Pupae such defects are curable by Medical skill; and Acts , t1::h ' ll move! of such impedintesits be an object of isle all 41:e • I .teinty with others, yet the cure of suds defeat., by t;le progress of renovation, is the acquirement of their eepeeia • Patients its ;he country are requested to state the fo t i c '''" r* ,. blur case, age, and general habit of living, &c. 1ae100.4 al"' UMW for advice and medicines, when the same will be sent to any pact of the k:ng,lorn. To ensure flatlet's -I' s a y • sential to our undertaking, the postage of letters may be 1 . 1 ' 161 the account - for medicines. Certificates of out skill and huniatity during the trra:vert • the above complaints, front many eluilient P:ty V ice hvis. at well as letters from'some Noblemen and ir hers, whehiee ' slued on their publicity, are ready to satisfy every oiii= authority of what we advance. CIIRKIE anti Co. Surgeons, No. 107, Moron hIGH WAtEkt TO•MOKRUVON Morning $4 minutes afttr 5 Afternoon - • - Skininnurs. 1.0NDO)01: Printed by Laver. Kiss _ xr. Pickett , pulihshed there, aid at the Star Witte, 'Peopk :AL