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taenottfohs orate not Eat it to the object for which he Meeting had been con ( rened. Mt. CoVaLIT said 4 was folly relevant. being ends etted 'with theliitory of tie tax. Mr. Hun". hhaerved, that it it Mil Midst one party was 'to be heard, and the otbef was riot, he would sit doer". The Hicin-Sitaater considered the observations of Mt. Hunt perfectly reletoani—(4l/,/daiios. ) Mr. HUNT said he never bad, nor ever would . in terrupt an Eng)idimanin a, great. nationt "sociably like the present—and he trusted he mightclairn a simi lar indulgence. .If he could not be subdued by :Amu. anent, he - hoped it would not be attempted to subdue him by clamour and cries of oat of order—C*2lmo.) He did not consider this a party. quest : low—he was neither the slave of one party, nor the tool of another. He came forward as an Englishman, to pethnin a "institutional duty, and nothing should deter him from delivering the honest sentiments , f his beats-47 (iffridasue.) It was .necessaoy to prove to thelcleeting that this tai had been approved by one party . tnore than another,. but had been defended by its or4ual opponents, with an ardour not to be exceeded by its authors, and had been by them imposed' upon the people in a most insulting and degrading way. It had been his fortune to be entrusted - with the Re luisitiooi which, with the indulgence of the She nit had been read second that day. It was sighed by fifty-two or filty-three persons . . While ad verting to thik he Could not help afludMg to a tare de guerre, or trick, which had been played off by the Grentlemen on the other side of the Court. The Huai Stamm denied that any thing like a trick had been countenanced by hint. • Mr. HUNT said, he Made no allulion whatever to the conduct of the Sheriff; who, he rek it his duty to state, had acted in the most impartial manner ;, bit it was ineuMbent en hint to state, that as in. the case of Mr. Gladstone, of Liverpool, a letter bad, ken circu latekiri the count. `The Requisition *Welt he had the honiiirr of requiting to he Mild, was Sighed the last day of the last year ; and it' Was not tilt this had lain at the George Inn; for several days, that the seeciod Requisition . Was prepared add ptiblisited.— TWO liter; the whole codnty were aware that a Fed tion.bad been prepared against the War Taxes gene tally—and ht "'Mild ' appeal to the itnPattivility of ' the Sheriff to say, whether they Were not now inet to take into coo:ideation the egediency Of Opposing thi War Taxes altogether ? 'The Add Meade said, they' Were to Consider the Propetty Tax and the Malt Tax alone. Mr; Hvwv said, since this was the calk, be must confine himself co the admitted purposes of the meet ing. With regard to the Malt Tax. he considered it of not less importance to this county than the Pro perty Tax, This was a barley county, and therefore peculiarly oppressed by the Malt Duty. When was it v .he wouldask, where this( tax had its origin ? It was after the first suspension of the Laconia Tar, which, on being tried by Mr. Pitt, was found nut to succeed. It was them that a duty of 2s. was placed ppm; malt. as a substitute for the tax which had failed ; and hence an impression Wiliam. Made which was not only oppressive to the labourer p . bat to the filimr, andemy person who possessed property in the cannel. • tie would illustrate this by smaing how Mo. gale japed. An etre of barley in flants pro. ductlit evildirteis, upOn which a talc Was imposed of 41. 9.1. alklo4. per bushel, and this, with the in irease, prOchiCed 40s. per Tinier; or ten pounds for • 014 nilll produced by one acre of lapd. The breVier divided this into four parts, front whence he littered twenty bairidi of beet, Which, at a dirty of los. per barrel; produced MVO itiore per acre, being twenty ellill for eireil ix* *Of bailey in the cotinty.— `l'o this was to he added the brewer's Preifft, Mid the intblian't profit, ithrodntitig altogethef to More than the fee-aiinple %sr the litl.—(iflotieure.)This tax, ht fact, Ctudeted fourPerket out of "*L47 pot of beer, for irbil 6d. las paid.—(4jllairre). , -=;Defore lib sat coin; be **ld advtit to one or two cirettuatikes connected with the subject before them. He had seen it !otter trim U*d Doke-Pool to Mn Han Davis, one 4 the Members for Bdltol, stating that it wits imps* tilde for Govessilisen aleOatiaue to pay the tapanaeS of the cedtitty eldest the home Tait was permitted to be continual. la this it *bald be sent thottifr. Davis Wei &retied to *"end hiotanstittieba, la older that itelt ht be sees *Whet the people were rikilosed to 4 ' the Mhttsters to have the althea of from 14 - lie thlllksttv fat another yeari4 ara)..‘ . -That the "pi , * Week! not 'peak this ma ulgowee be had bet Mt ttonik. Mr. Vtinsittart had *poker' vk the tiol'etty•Tes, iii likely tetbewto a correlesibe votth the War. Thie was hispledte hi Fitiiiithts andihe hafted it abed bered&fored, Had the Moeda* wee eontimied, a cfifferent laWllteage Mitzi* hew - been held, aid hovitier oppose'd to ilsat Mitt, fief* oriels/141d set hare been disposed toireilten the handler 0411ilitliilikati, dineetely did he with that peace liedistieb tilde with Atitertca, when disk *sett bad ha on tree Con - thistle. We had, however, t , ling% banded, with Monk% and we hied tee $t tenth.; If we bad loin a few *keels, it Wes at leek sitisfots day drat Wi hid not berth beaten by IlsOirs, and that 1 : English sailors had only bete iubdded try freemen-6 tilifierat).—Mr. fitter .toneltded by &elating his 11114111 Iptwobation of the Petition *Ma had bten preferred by M. Cirbbett. • ; • Kr.. ?Wait'. begged to su l z i t e t in trords 'in *miter to Whit hid fallen Knit The - • 'ortio 'had laic - - Mr • been tam: - . • - that they w e instructed by the. Melting to summit. ayer eof.'r s etted to. and the Motion was tattled:' 'ICEMAN lagetV, Esq. one of the Represen t:n*4 said, was hot necessary to giVe such instruo. tied to him, as tit Via; Most reads to support the prayer of the' Petition— (Applause Thanks were - theft voted to the Nigh4beriff, who, in toretsing hit Acknowledgments saielphe heartily concurred in al that had been said in support of the Petition, and hoped they would all live tct witness the cirath and-burial of the Ploperty . Titi.-...(Zodd cheer:). The Meeting broke up at three ticket, The Intorpottidn 61 Wrightsi Coeperti ate. of the Cifindnitetei EdhAntroh, hAve posed several negate. efeins agaiitst the continttetteet of the Property Tex. PROM LAO MIGHT'S o.l2Errs. .Tint Loot ChaneyUbe bas Spilainteilitetkeve *bee, of Milts *Wee, near Huddersfield:. Fticheel Nidhabous aid Praecis Walker, of Ripon, all in the enmity of York, Gents. to be Mastefs Latraorditiary in the High Court Chancery. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAII.OFFICE• JAR. ft. Sd Regiment of Drigison Guards—Lieutenant Charles trait, limn the hilitpay of the 12th Light Dragoons, td be Littite• rant, vice Pilliehody, who esehtteges, receiving ehtelWkrenee. 7th Ditto—Coroet Neptune /Stood to be Lieutenant, by put/Rase, vice Gifford, promoted. Ist Regiment of Dragoons—John Cam Sykes, Geet. to be Cac het, by litirehase, vice Simpson, promoted in the lids lAght Dsagiuis 2d Ditto—Prancis Chariton Kinehant, Geol. to be 'Carnet, by pun-Awe, vice Urquhart, promoted; Lemma Shuldham, Geut. to be Corner, by purchase, vice Hodson, prinnoted In the lath Light Drarkitts. Se illmo-a-Liestestant George Phillip*, front bettpay.of the Ilith Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vise Hades, who ex changes. 4th Ditto—To be Lieutenants, by purchase—Cornet Henry Pratt, vice Light, promoted ih the ad Fuss • Cornet John Charles Farmer, vide Wikhnan, prosisoted is t he EOtb Poet. IT° be Cornet, by purchased—Robin Roberts Wilmot, °dn. vice Pratt. Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Brevet Major George R. Deate to be Major , by mirchabe, vice Murray, promoted. 23d DittoCaptiin Roderick lt•Pbleil, from tilt 80th Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Knipe, who exchanges; iitricantu Major from the ?lib Light Dragoons, to be Adju• tant (with the rank of Cornet), vice fiardawk, **Wed to the loth Light Dragdorts. .• Sd Regiment of Foot Guards—Lieutenant Goole 14.4111 1 0 P• front Mill's) , °Lae 31st Foot, to be Ensign, without purohite, vice Cowell." 2d Regiment of Foot—Edward Bennett Jackson, Gent. to be Ensign, Without purchase, vice Franklatid, Sth Ditto.--To be 'Aliments, Without piire=rnsign G. F. Cremes, vice Smith, promoted In the Portuguese Army ;-.. Ensign Walter Harris, vice Plgot, pommies' in the Portuguese Army, To be Ensigns—John Roberts, Gent. vice Gnaws; George Linn; Cent. vice Harris. let Ditto-4. Parter, Gent. to be losign, by panhar, vice Hodson, appointed to the 4th Dragoon Guarde; .. 27th Ditto—To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign Mat tin Mac Leod, vice Leant:in,. pronetted in the Portuguese Army; Ensign James O'Connor, vice Dollblh, promoted In dui Portuguese Army.. . i To_be Etnigns—Robert Bakewdl, Gest. by perebase. vice Rod . dock. promoted; George Maclean, Gent. vice Mac Lead ; Vidunteer Richard Ponsonby, vice O'Connor, promoted. Seth Ditto—Enstn it. , Frater to be Lieutemih', vicel: cock, de , ceistid ; Giturge'llach Bulbous% Gent. to be amigo, 'vice Fraser. Harris On. ''' Sg4 Ditto—captain a from half-psi of the Regiment, . to he Captain ot a Comipany, vice Truman, who exchanges, rewiring the difference. 410th Ditto--iikeret Major Fielding Browne to be Miijet; with ! insa purchase; Lieutenant Wdliess 'rook to ho Captain of a . cofsupany, withoet purchase, vice White, promoted su the 4th Garrison Battalion. 45th Ditio—Lleutruaiit R. Jones Chitty to be Cietidn of a Company, by minhese, vice livetyn. who retiree. • litab Ditto.--IJeursoast Robert blkehelt to be . Captain of a company, by purchase, vim Zulke s poinieted on the Staff in . Portugal; Captain ii..F.Ktilpe, nom the 231 Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a CoMpany, trice hrithill, who ezchinges. Oath Ditto—Surgeon C. Banks, from half psy or the Royal Steil mem of Malta, to be Surgeon, eke Rowe, who exchatips. 7Sd Ditto— .--... Hay, Gent. .to be Adjutant (with the tank of Ensign), vice James, who resigns the .Adjatanicy Gaily. .78th Ditto—Lieutenant Phloem Ryrie to be Captain of a Com pkny, vibe Minoan Macleod, deceased. . 110111 Dtite...i.lesitenaht William Wins, keen the sari Foes, to be Lleutmeest, vice Bailli4 who eliclianBm. Slit Dhio..-Lieuieuant Edward Klegsbery to be Captain of a Ciatspiay, without purchase, vice Williams, promoted in the Portaged* Army; Endlitt Patrick Cheerers to be Litattenant, vb. ILlngsborfi OM DirenrAielltillellt Thonma IteilUe, from the smith Foot, to be Liestesseat, oleo Illin., wheeitelimple. lath Ditto.--Aseistatit SticgeonW.Vailanee, from the 44th Foot. lii be Surgeon, vice WMiMs, deceased. 07th Dktlilsigh Terence Vivien to be LAeutenant, Mee pay, teemsfid; Williim batman, Gent. to be amigo, vice • Olibieni .• 14th Ditto. --Itoosild Crawford Ferguson Munro, Gent. to be r.nsijin, WM Fairoteeeissel. 17th Diteo-aLiefateridit Chides Oreille, frOM die 28th Foot,' 19. be Lielleetamt, Ace 11111141% Who Meese *pia hallapap of the.tilith Peas. . . lebl.Ditter•-tieatebant 7... T, from half-pay of the 10th Pao, to be Littleton*" et, dee di, who mehanges. 9d Welt 4titiPa ibeglistentoAlii be Ltratehantr—Etudgm It obert Clarke, viers &Mahe, demiseAs Mid P. M. Dow , Mot • rkivi T. 9 be n, roweimpecemiew • Eds esitiniteeb • Medea% Gem. v4e4 Clarke ; William . -,gya ' n ykst Brow ew. A Mt saA ik: Mind& to be Ltettettant, without pa' Waile s Win ' *to nitres s Almada Timm Sein.. to be Ends% vice MiTavisb. . ( Ist Garrison Rellalion—C 'spats John Hollis, from Ulf-peg of dre Nth not, aim Ciplida of a Valupany, Vim Spinluff, wbo 10th R etelont oy e. al Veteran Battalion—Quhrteradeitalr Aliwash, Whom% from the sit /dot, te be Llintseamits Won 101011aus deceased. . .. {TM . . A .. •: . . Deputy Commissaries General—James 'Veep MONO' &Mit and noes. S tet wire, to ite CeingiliesOiss Gosesal AO the !wow . . . Acting Deputy tbenmlssery Genial Wiliam Ltd* .t. be Deputy Commissary General to the Forma. Aided* •Ceessitthibriee titidee&—lilie Obswis db glibensev A. hisiershaolo, William .remesseieolohn F. Hoonmo t Obviate* pier godlier% Edward Diileo,itssbard gdirsirds, lobo Glynn, SiMitel nifilibis,ll‘Klma Mier l'elfer,fiy Haines, V/il. Was Wae*, end C. W. liplitey, so be D ry CoaUtilsearies ' Senetal le the totem' Dignity *wider* Vonoolswefies - lieitersl.l4serle Mow. sitip dreW_Mel'ille. , 11. we _abMger; Jolm Lawmoop. Jobs toile,' 0. W. wpgrees, 'Acura Stouter Oestitn,ll=tooce M. gedilier,•lftes Mu, 'Whittler %ruralises. Thbelsoo,i W Oentmlels, VA H. I Suilling. Donald lied , /ebb! .. thissioadibillt. Wybeek to beAsslstbdtieons-; 0 1 114 9 1 to the fordfos . .' 7 : itchii "lll r.r e it4 e hn liliern, Lot Donal* 411 E. OM 01 . , Api - .faith* ilt4IM Vieth yertibitilid i Rah , kiln, Mai Plertie,lG hor ns, g~itridetsbo,g. IL Obittsu Alm* I •Aeldiertee . Bayley, Edisard 'Pitman, has* Hodisbnchises' Maims ViOlisio 010`eile, 'oho gib', ea . nr itl krf2dStiktrd - fr_!Affir, 0 ,„, -.VIVI :ir- , * \ f Williams, *eosins Whoa, Jose plt Ch_leit is t a ' e les• NSW • quilt, hooters% elistles HandNO. H , Cons r Maw Ite l gavel !_ . Dee* Thames Iteath‘gtoi, Rollers hacker, brow" W ilriute4o Mises.,iry Rielsosesors„lkinniel Harrison, Charles 'Fidrairsh,PoisleaS. altd Aka& ander Macrae, to be Deputy Asei.tant Coninti;saries General to the Fores% toosnikts isr,tes. SOS Surgeon FAvat4 Dove, woos ha Nye to , bis &swim to the Forces. al Saiminaiw • •we Jahn Mellissislh late of Credlton, Devon, baker, to surrender January 27, February 9, and Mardi 7.. at elvvet • at the Ele phant Inn, tibrth-street, Exeter. Attornirs, Methr,..;llephur4, Adlingtue, and Greta% *llford-row, London, or Mr. Cleave, J ereditues William Robinson, late of Newtosa.upon.o use. York shire, wood merchant, dealer anti ei.apinan, ..b $ 3.14, and `.fare 7, at ' elbren, 0 the Red Lion Inn, near .-wrook Dar, York. Attcrthrs, • Mr. Monist, York, or. Mrgrains, Pluton garden, Lon dcm. 1 94er Dewar, hue of Nevocastle•upeor-Tyste, vintner, Feb. I*, $5, awl Match 7, at eleven, .1f the l'urf Hotel, Newca4tie-spon- Tyne. Auornirs, Mr. William Ha.rrey. N...tesastle opmayne, Or Mt. James Wroclaw, Castle-street, H',lbont. Charles Robinson, of Red Liner-etreir, Holborn. Middlesex, haberdasher and hosier, January it, Feb. 4, and Marsh 7, at trist:ve, a OustollsolL Attorney, Mr. W. A. Portal, No 15, Clifford's-Inn. Aimee of Manchester, cotton-manufacturer, dealer and okaimum. February 9, 10. and March 7, at' two, at the White Dist Inn, Manchester. Attornirs, Masers. Hari c ansi Kirk, Manshowor ; us Mr. Fleur Tesup.e, London. Joint Dunkin, of Cateato.u.street, London, coal-swerchart, Jan. Si, February 4, and March 7, at twelve ' at Guiklhalt. Atter ney,'Mr. Lung, Stsellsampton-buitttig.,Cliaucery lane. Juktrthith die young*, of Horstydown lark, Southwark, *wry. corn-merchant, dealer and chstinsatt, January st, Feb. I 4, avid • March 7, at make, at tluiklA Id attrosties, ftlesitgaii 1y:ral1 and Francis. Guildhalliat 1. Charles Wilkinson, now or late of Margaret-street; Cavendsb- 1 , square, MNdlsu soriveno, broker, dealer aril chairman., January it, Feb. 14, sad March , 7, at noshes at tiudilbalL Anorak*, Mrairs. Sitorwat and hall Great Jauscaqtrallte. hedford-row. Thomas Millie, of Union street, Bishopsgate-street, London, silk-wearer, dealer and. chapman, January 211, Febniary 7, and March 7, at ekven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Luther Ed liii.w.suett, Ili ate, London. William Rainbow, of Lumbar eet,Cbelsca. Middlesex, Ikon draper, dealer and chapman, January Si, February 7, and March 7, at ten, at Guildhutl. A torneys, Messrs. Ware and Young, kilacksuan-urges, Southwark. CERTIFICATES, FEBRUARY 14. Thomas Hirst, Heckrnondwike, Yorkshire, merchant. Wm. Beer, Lower Ceetk street, Ortinul, auctioneer. John Pratt, 'fet.r tenball, Staffordobird, i►onmonpr. Thomas Peirautt, Star-court, Bread -strew, floor. Robert Crocker, Kentish: row°, viLtualiar John Lane, Edward-street, Cavendish♦quate, coach-maker. — Arthur Kehey the )(wager, Parehain, Hants, corn-faaor. au meat Hoare, ChespeLle, cellar and draper. I S 3 3 3 • 1 4 4 VA. 1 , 14 . 4 4 4 1 1 . ,•! ......r . ,_-!....- --- -_- : _i-,-------_- : _ ----7 -- 7 :-...... ogQ. Much bad been sold, : Avon Are conduct of those Wbo bad raised this tas . lo ten 'Or tat. Tile tenon who had been princionlli athaledlo, *is bite Tor whom he hid ever oter4ipei dial li s thist TeVects lie mew Mr. Fox. This MU tiliatt '' * The hetes. shy of the measure, and paWA Vbee, Itit tilt tax be e'fised to tea per 'edit. *ad de:47oot its 'tee wining hin .slow d•greel, render it 'dosihry %too • . To that Pita it nitisibe raitiod o dikikt lebe . itite In t bait lud decisi,e *aria:v. This w* ittl Itift lid ' been sada, :14)4 to 'till Igniting like 'ditrelie'di ifr 401girAttkin' r c:44 l ' l b, atr• , .. : . 1 . • - HuNi' 'tie question 4 $ et!tiens. which wa s ne- ..ri rg , it ,,,. lig t. pesikoggsf iliajdn9.... . , .. 1 .: Va1i,5 1 4..PC1 1 409 ~wasa s thi fraPoma , an d 1 tt s .46004.W—lw.ith 1P 0 4 4 .. . .0° 11 ) 1 .L a: .%. : , . .. 1 • :7 4 A . l iMaPPIAg- * ' -. 5 ii#: a/Pre - 8 "i zef 4*, ,•.,, . loot to remit isa irethiois ii • . " t.. " • - Mr. , kicurs.eived as as Wi est , th*.otAia ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTMNS. The Bishop of Cork has presented the Rev. Verney Lovett, D.D. Chaplain to the Prince Regent, and to his Grace the Arch bishop of Cashel, to the Prebend of. lilbrogan, in the Cathedral of Cork, vacant ►y the death of she he. Rev. Dr. Kenney. Rev. Mr. Doyle, an of Sir John Doyle, Bart. to the rectory of Stoney Stanton, I.eicessersbire. The Rev. F. E. Witte, of Wadham College, OaforJ, is appal's- tied' to hold by dispensation the vicarage of Stanway, with the rectory of Upper Slaughter, both in Gloucestershire. Tuesday se'imight the Associttre Congregation of Berwick. upon-Tweed gave an unanimous call to Andrew Isaac, pi cachet of the gospel, to be their pastor. Saturday the University of Cambridge conferred the degree of Batchelor of Arts on 140 students, when those who distinguished themselves had the following honours WRANOLIMILeicester, Tr.; Calvert, JCL; Theobakl s Calus ; Holmes, Bent.e.; Wigratn, Trin. ; Smith, St. John's ; Burroughs, ; Ainslie, Pemb.; Moody, 'trio ; Watson, Sc. John's; Clapham, 'rein ; 17r.cken, Sid. ; l'hear, P enh.; lieckest, Trin.; Owen, Sr. John's; lohnoon, Ss. John's ; 7 idwell, Clare; Purvis, 'Frio.; Millar, prabant, and Sarrun,,St. John's; Sperling, TAR. Saisioa Or rim ss-I.ninsoore, jun. St. John's ;'Taylor. Pem.; Thirivrall, St. John's; itlkittlale, Clare ; Sparke, Pemb. ; Calus; Franke" ; Keene, Sid. • Flasher, Benet ; Selway, Sc. John's; Waddington, 'Frits.; hiaggitt, rein.; Dearly. St. John's; Archdale, llmin.; Piodar, Pemb.; White, Si. John's; Tweed, genet; Metcalf, Clare; 'Nkomo, Pet. ; Early, J.s.; Tenhant, Pemb.; Raven, Mai. JUNIOR °eras ca.—Dell, jun. St. John's; Qordon, Tr'n.; Chapman, St. John's; Mills, Sc. Jim's • Orem', Trim; Golding, Trin.; Ruage, Calm ; White, Pemb .; ink s Megd. &new. Sunday, Mrs. Antal, wife of Thomas Antal, Esq. of Finch lane, Corshill. On the 15th ihstant, at I.UIy Hill, Becks, the lion. General Hervey : a faith'ul man-serra*, who had lived with him many yews, was taken the day hirer*, and died on the hollowing ,Thursday._ At Leith, on the 17th lust. Jean Iddison, in the 9.;th year of her age. She lire() sling-one ysara a widow, and retained the Ilse of all her faculties kill within a very few Lours of her death. lately, at Simpthar, Robert Whigham, Esq. of liallidayhlU, egod 79. - - S AND DAMP AIR. - nARCLAY's ASTHMATIC CANDY has for' may Veers been proved a most effoshial Preservative from the in offsets of Fop and Damp At,, whith at this season of the year are so nvilicial to those who aro &Bested with ArrIIIIATIS CIIVOISS VORTa ass Of BatATII. Its effects are to Napa Wind, to defend the Stomach from the admission of Damps, and to telleve thaw who sitter from &difficulty of breathing. Prepared only and sold wholesale and ritual by ilarday and Sons, No, 95, Fleet-mattes, and retail by ail Venders of Medi cine in town and country. Observe the mune of laieln and Sons on the Sta Mp. 114 the various complaints incident to whuman frame, there are Done more dreadful in their asitereonw mem daniiing in their consequences, than the GRAVEL aud SIONE. PAINS in the BACK, LOIWS, and *LADDER, and LUM • KAM. They are ammkints to which every is itable„, and are $ foundakket for every ether species ef carder.D HICKMAWS PILLS. Composed of the most innocent ingredients, have been found of singular releacy, in not only strengthening the vessels anita4king the urine, bet in happily destroying the petstfring it, from which proceed she above compkints, Ac. removing she Wadi, or gritty secretiono r and banishing every pernicious tear deny to these disorders,without continentals. From a consdous- Mies of eke powerful platy of these Pills, fully evinced by a private prude* Of many fiats, they are 'offered to the afflicted, and rcoemnamsbed as a ennt en the *eve eumplaints. Sold, who** and retell at Mr. antler's, 4,,Cheapside, deem of St. Paul's Church-yard; and retail by Ilelaru and Sharp, Porte. mouth; HMI, Hardingoind Gosport ; AJlnutt, Weston, lefsliory, lettes,leattsea; Trey/man, Exeter; Coda-worthy, Glen vide,Gilbertiand Hosland,Plymouth ; Newbury, Dublin; Raster god blecdonald, Glasgow ; Smith, Maudersten, Scott, and Rea.' burn, Edinburgh; Crutwell, Bath ; Kau& Peck, ; Cresson, Edwards and Peony, aid Billinge,Liverptool; 'Stains and Lynch, , Manchester; Bowen, Notwicts ; Knott and Lloyd, Birsitinghsm; White, leightem r Ehnntonds, Sian Hord; Roach, Plymouth Deck; and cost Medicine Vets &men hoses jat its. 9d. each. 1 Ines Ass. of wife carniitri.— R. DOUR, Sole Proprietor of rat R AN's •LV-A. etlebrated MEDICATED /lOUOTES, awing confined prictitteler tree Ilan twenty Tan to the cure of Su ictures,, ObstrUetions, DeblOty, Uostortbett, hid every uthpr of, I !ha Usethra,listutte hinteelf that externewpractive,jointd to the &Ishtess of the remedies he eMplays, esclusierly *stables him so! • cure, not subject to the danger and 10-, of Mice or COMMOO Bougie/. silting their eases . fully in a hues, in-, date, will have proper medicines !en nese* INoikod of .are. ke see Mi. I -tire' ow Diseases, of the 'Urethra, &c. Ft To be bed of the Booksellers; sod . *bore Mr. D. may be cdtanilted ' aloe anilieur, sad Nowt to ales, omelet .A MOST. -Antibiotic Prod of ttovery snrerint L7s. efficacy of the truly Genuine GOWLAND's Lc) I 10.7 4, (prepared by Mrs. V INCT.Nr, Sole Proprietor of Dr. 011W .Aiso a ociabasi Recipe), is a lutes ft Ma W. DRAW JUN, hi i. Sims Hill, bath " To Mts. VINCENT, No. 6, Davies.street, Crowder. • square, Loudon. o N MAIM should think meek* &Schlott in duty to sack.. Iwo fie*, ;Wig I list vekhlwil lily pt.Wic. tattiatosp tm fibs. twat idilcacy ut your COWL AltD's LO 1•10 N., which I have seen pu formed by the administration of it ia a case under my own roof. " A young gentleman, aged about seven years, son of a. e.. 1(,• 'eel le the army, was afflicted with a vieulenti ars;istwe eruption, aecompsuiesl within intolerable itahing intim: wrists auJ the complaint resigned various applicstions here the umtcsi ,sos sub anon of three physicians of entint nee, nod continued to gri.w worse under the regimen procritted, when a lady, who had r. ccived a cure of a very had caw of Scurvy in the face, of sevt.r.l years standing • hr vier GO VAL fit >S s recut:later dot a trial of the saute remedy. It was applied melee my owl: lb. speerton—the disease gave way ; and dlr.* quarts or vow 1..:•t— -'iserfeirrned a radical cure eta diameter, wh;ch haJ been of • bur years duration, and had baffled the skill of sever.il rhysicia, eminent in their profession. " From my conviction of the above rum, I recotamernh. 'your GOWLA ND'S lON to a Lady, who,c face :a very disagreeable eruption, (even large pustules, :mg! died assay another appeared ; ) so much so as to prohibit !ter go ing into company : a plat of. your GOWLA NO'S I.Ol*IoN "effeeted a cure, and she is now face from enflame. " lam, Madam," &e. WILLIAM DRAYTON." Seidl* Arc Vincent, N 0.6, Davies. street. Grosvenoe.sqi:a•,.; •aed Vetoes and Co: fa°, Ostordpairset, Loader); sod by eh the most'respeetable Venders of Gander Atisdielists a,td Perfura.:;., id,; Plats, 51. 6d.; Halt-pinw, 26.9 d• besot litacuion anal prohleatoinal sitiil sinieseitweritat eediwooore to disawes the lade MIS and ;insist nettrt oftreat'ug a few preva:Lng Plarateus, tke suocesr 1111 result of their mottle:ice Is the beit woof of superiority. 'Messrs. GOBS and Co. as molar Members of the Royal Csileips of Surgeons is London, !eve been induced to matte the cute of the follow'ng the object of their particular study, via, a•cerraln Disorder, frequently contracted in a woman r 4 Smolt cation, mid its concomitants. Strictures and Glee% which, by an linproeeephn, ate speedily and effectually cured; as also de n.", whether arising buns Bacchanalian iniftfigences, long resi dence Ir 'Rearm climate, nr a secret solitary vice, too often ”n• kw* penned by the ramie of both sesta, in the oar causing itailky or barrenness, and in the other a nemerona train of ner vous diseases, which, if not timely remedied, terminate in imp °. Wince end constuspooo. In that distressing state of debility or deficisocy., whether the consequence of suck baneful habits, or arlssg from any other cause, by which the powers of the maul. nag became enfeebled, as Members of Me Royal College elanspene efLosoloo, they offer a hrni, safe, and speedy rota. adze ea mond art* rigorous health. Messrs. Goes and Cu. reclusively profilist's the cure of these particular complamts in order au they may not be, by mistaken few, marked with the objoquy so justly at ta.;bed to tholepins' mpirie, think It but jitice to themselves to stare Out they hese beau properly educated and initiated into every branch of the profession (certificates of which, from different Hospitals., and testimonials from the, must eminent Physicians, they have to convince any inquirer) that the success resuldrg front their endeavours first induced them to quit the practice of the metal gescdtioner, and they presume that their FA:mashies constitute a lair geouud for the unprecedented confideuce with which they have, by the Public, been so liberally houoared. The moth of a long and extensive ivactice bas. enabled them, by a empathy method, to remove venereal complaints, however inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the patient to the least restraint ut diet or exercise; rind its retteut Cases where ma early application It made on discos sty of the infection, they fre. euently perform a cure in the short space of two days, The un precedented success of their twolle of treatment (wldch has acres been Immo to fail in one single hotance in a practice of 15 year?, &mug which period se any the:timid persona of both sexes have been cured, even after severe anal i11i4130114 methods bad bete pursued by other Pm:Wooers without effect), induces diem to thus publicly offer their advice. To be consulted daily by Pedants of either ept, with secrecy, delicacy c apel attention. -Letters from the onsittslN ooetaining the particulate of the case, age, and summer et livitig; oaeloksiug a remittance, duly attended to, and achice zc.d Medicine tot warded to any pee t of the kingd om. GOSS and Co. lbasintans, I Itosivert...creet.ylees.etreet, 1 liTHElsrPidessional Men, eminent tor ir 11 5.0._ Arc( esperlence, era their advice, and exert their abilities ter the cure of a few reigning diseases, they rise superior to that pre- Odic* Which le so justly excited against 'the advertisements of awe, ignoraut of the.firin principles, and uneducated in the prae • ties of physic. Mespe, CURRIE mid Co. regular Surgeons, mule tinned by every privilege to practice, and by the uniform success which theft mode of treatment for Venereal Complaints has hi tberto been attended, continue with the same assiduity to direst their studies to the cure of every species of• that leseefiti poison, as well a,s the removal of those distressing debilities and defickst— des which prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. In the ca talogue of human infirmities there are noec ,more afflicting than those which are the unavoidable consequences of en Indulgence in a certain destructive habit. 'file unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortune,' ashamed to seek relief, until los is reduced tis such a state of misery as to render li'e orprestive. To such pees sons it will be a rousoling rs &cam to know that they may now, by a new and infallible remedy, ise moored to their former egestitutional strength and vigour. Weak, relaxed, and &bill tared habits, proceeding either from an excess of eonjupl and Wi ck pleasure, or front a long residence in hot climates, hard drift's tbe injudicious use ut mercury, Ste. are speedily restored to liisitth and strength. it must be a wit:mask/it pmpoatkirs, that where the ag re of intellectual eapacity is directed to the 'treatment cure of a few peculiar complaints, there must be the greater certainty of success ' • and as a proof of this positron .Ihelt method of cure is so part icularly expeditious, as well as sate, awl so eeislootly superior to the common pracelee, that in some angle cues of infection a perfect resturatiou is completed in the short period of three days, and iu them.: of the utmost inveteracv. Where other practitioners have failed, a proper perseverance in theirplan of treatment ensures to the patient a safe i weilpouoded . , god lasting resestablishment. By an early application, the pane :'! wilt escape the Unger and expense of a talents sue:dance upon the less experienced practitioner. In the most übitinate and com plicated cure of venereal Infection, such as obstructions to the umbra, spongy excrescences, hard tumours,callous Ulcers, • ossainal weakness, glees, as also STRICTURES, whether recent or of tong duration, acd'Which have baffled the shill of other practitioners, are, by their present improved pigs of treatisseet, effectually and permanently cured, striatum the pa eimet.miliettig the excruciating pain and alarmips hemorrhage which frequently loamy! the application of the lunar eanstk. In Of tours, e(111 years . extensiveterieeke in shin tnetrbeenq du snerote came of strictures have been, and are daily under awl bare, the total eradication of which isnffected by a safe, certain:, tind expeditious mode of practice, superior to any other yet ador ed. The weakness, relatati,m, and debility proceeding Franke:is geseplaint, is speedily removed, and the patieut.restered to sou: t awl vigorous health. But where the debility has for years oeht ed, a proper perseverance in their resterative remedies, after the stricture has been destroyed, Is indispensably requisite to revise the sloottorlag sparks of life, an' to reanimate the constitution. Selena Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first reermtability have been under Cie care or Messrs. Cc malt and Co. for Ilse re. (novel of complaints of the urethra, strictures, &c. ; and havllli; received a radical and permanent cure, request that refereuze.• emy be made to them, as satisfactory evidences of Ate =Otyof Messrs. and Co.'. plan of tsesstessit.— f these Gendeinen have had strictures from to te. " 4 * *lmo and bad been wider the care of Messrs. H.ene. lies' odes, end other Surgeons of equal eminence, who at templed t.., tore by the application of the luerr caustic,withaut sitecess. Messrs. and Co. nue. be constatedby either fler,wit I •the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, tic 107. Hatton-garden. Patients In the country are requested to siatsethe particulars e‘ their ease, age, and genetsl habit of living, &c. site. inclesnig a to inborn, fur advise and medicines, wien the same win be given sol• wet to any part of the kin • To ensure that secrecy s• ,ementlalto their u n d e r t aking, i t il l a Xastage of letters may be allJe• to the acoouot for medicines. 107, hlr ton Garden. 4 I HUAI WAlEit A t LONDON MIDGE TO 4400.. it . 'Morelos - - 66 minutes ems e Afternoon • • .16 minutes after S thrint)N t Prtneinfiry isola,Xerr e Pielgertflocei • reillsond *ore, svol.getbe Sgee Oike.Teeple 11. c• 1 1 1 t ,n 7 rIV II 0 is a i 0046 fa teritearieitys 11 ;_kiim offer aeafe and permanent c itiguagd,livabil . B. 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