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~it~~~-~ I i•- i , . r "- Pi 711 a-• 1' e K •' ~~+li Who has not seen the great, the soak F» o de tram the earth, ezknct and dark Pilark'd hourly Fate's capiElous Reed, ros , h'.l on life's tnomentiry spark ! Hope's joyous glow—the hew of strife—. Tke Sowing howl—the rapturous Still urge the vivid wheels of life, And roll the purple tide along. Unconscious. matter sinks det.aed, Finn pillars yield—the ambit o( years o`erturns the pende;ous colanade, And crumbling Nature disappears! chisteed systems shall expire Emends the powerful arm of Time ; And day's resplendent globe of are, That rolls In nsajestY sublime. . Survives alone th' immortal Mind! TVetherial wings are then unbound.. No mitre moral chains conned, • She rises through she blue prairound! opsWitiismamezmzrweir-s=s - ii AMEitICAN POETRY. AkaSt Inert.... MR. WALTER SCOTTS SPRECH,• . AT THE SIZETING OF THE INHABITANTS Olt EDINBURGH, UPON TUE LATE GLORIOUS VACTOiti. .. He stated his opinion, that the iktory, of which we had just bad intelligence, was not only of a oha. ; ! ratter unexampled in the histurr of the tomierjr• but likely to be followed with the* 131°St iloportaeloisibsil .quences to the liberties of Europe. --,-. Such a lield, So fought, so followed, and so tarty : woo, . Came not till now to dignify &Otitis Since Crts.an's . fortune ! • :. , • " Yet bought as it was by the lives of so many of our gallant Defenders, he approved of the Resolu tion, which subnitited the present Meeting . for the snore ordinary testimonies of rejoicing. Our:triumph.: without being less intently felt, was of a -chaeacter too solemn and awful to admit .of the usual expres sions of brilliant and buoyant festivity, and ought rather to be expressed in humble thankfulness to Goo, and arts of henefieetiCe towards our fellow-creatures. How many of the'gallant men who had fallen, that Britain might stand unrivalled among the nations, mutt have been soothed in the moment of death, by 'effecting, that those who were dependent on their lives would now . become. a legacp to their grateful country I How many more of our brave defenders, Mast we ?e prepared to .see return to their native land, deprived, by honourable wounds, of the means of following, their military or peaceful profiissions : ! Ti ' the mullions of these brave men we owe the ufety, the c mfort, the luxuriei which we here enjoy; Ind he who could hear unmoved the appeal now witf., not to 'our liberty, but our justice, was un worthy of sharing the advantages which their blood had . purchased. and the fame which - their exertions bad acquired for their . country. He rejoiced in his own ,particular case, that the liberality of his pub. liilters enables him to dedicate.to the purpose of the Meeting a sun far indeed blow his, wishes, but yet ;note commensurate with these than with the limita tiiins of his ordinary income. He claimed no fin Cher *merit in this than that'of a grateful player, who ex *wet . his thanks *tor the indulgence of public, by giving his exertions fo r the benefit cf those suf ferers ip whom they 'were so de;:ply and so justly in terested.," • • . . - .. I„.**Rei• TiouTue.—illi.: Ficiienri: lasa . night , aside his first appearance, in the present season, ,at this Theatre, ,as Peat, in the operatic anecdote of Issiisriek she: Greg- He waslonottred, throughout tie evening, with the most flattering applause. Mr. T. Comm, by whom the skeeter pan of the music is oraposed, sustaised his original character of the ' or of Feleheim He sang with much force and e 'ct. H ao. is' song, which is pectiliarly adapted to 514 r his voice, wait'incored. Mr. KNIGHT, for the first time. appeared ar l / 4 444, a character originally sup ported by Mr. LISTON* Mr. KNIGHT cannot support any part without, affording _entertainment. Miss ll.au.y.us Ileiiiik..was both in her oak and feesele tip acter,itatremelyarei and amusing. 7: - Havitanstar..--Last night the Comedy.of A . Bold Sirairi . fer a Ifeeksed was repeated with increased effect. The *loaners are become more mellow, in flick iiiits, aid,Xtich is the strength of the company, that it hat seldom, on thg whole, been better cast.— Taitny, Joon, and Mrs. GUM. were particularly.enn lpicuous, and Miss GREVILLE and _Mis—paimat.in were deservedly applauded. —The Farce of ,Darisen mewls followed. The House was a good one. .. Snooze Ditar.s.—Artatarkable instance of sud den. diisolution . happeaed on Thursday, on, the Debtor's Side'of Newgate. A young man, aged.% Years, who had beea.recendy married, was unfortu. sately.taken from the :patty_ of his .wifp by prows, at the suit of a creditor. Unaccustomed to the de privation of liberty, and • impressed with'a peculiar sense or the horrors of a gaol, lia.eatatetOjewsate with his legal cooduCtor, in: s sutowlinosrairwi" . " ditipondency. Having tea ken his seat-under ifs op- Passessco of excessive grief, be suddenly fill elowu, overcome, perbifps, by die poigoapcy of his feeling., and unhappily to rise no more. • The plileneas of death came over hiscountenance, and thou who ob.. served the occurrence were alarmed. lie.,seis con: .vied. to the felons' side within a few inisaawaftai he fell, to obtain the most prompt nisi:tante 0-;,-tletta every effort was made to restore suspended animatin g but without success..—be expired I ... .CfilLD Doormats bworrous.—Thuesciay neon* . Jam O'Neil, a young, loptrestioi, and well-droned fe male,preaented herself at ,the rimed the workhouses of St. Pancras; with.* -See but ragged child in..bea, signs. whiCh she said she hailjust.picked up out of tbe road: tii, prevent .it from being run over, nits inhu i man mother '44 left it there. She said, a s s * c h was Os case, .die parish musitske care of it, :and she • ir 4044 i 4 s9oißiftifxve it at the tvotrkhgaset but circainitiinces exciting suspicion, partieidarly thel gKeat likeness between the female and the child, chi , ,parish oftniers detained her. By a curious coioci., ileaCe,, the hitattand of this woman ,was & Il iad to be ol . , Ass,u.4l. patient in the. hoc and the fact of the c hild, bettiglter, own svacchps *mad, But, strange as tr i PP 4.4P1itt . ,•• she . persisted is saying that 'She soulW got, and iatu x t u p p een Attempt to Wig tan Of . or e ' , l i i Ttiii. cpstioiitted her to prison to itasiveitfie Ns •' osiattshe would con s ent to protect .bot chill. . ~ .:• ... •. • ' ! , ._ • • Larnetweatica.• .. , • • cOuaga miAticagy,. num. Al e 1:01,,MAGS011 v. na. LICTraDM •ArD WX4TTOL 1 1 44 flit, aftcf ten years' itig4lolll was terminated this•th , upon p motion for pn order.on behalf of the (Wend:Mts. tq , dissOlve the injunction obtained by the plaintiff some years ago upon the present Bill, which was filed for a' specific performance of a covenant entered into in the year 480.5, respecting a particular part of Dr. Lettsorn's estates, situate at Camberwell Grove, in the county of Surrey, purchased by Mr. Whitton, the other defendant. . , The covenant *as made by the Doctor with a Mr. Starkey, of whom the plaintiff is assignee, and in that capacity filed his bill for the benefit of the covenant,: AS running with the land, although made before the_ sale of the estate. .The plaintiff had many years a 0 purchased a part of, die estates, with a fashionable, dwelling-horse thereon, and previously occupied by. the plaintiff. en lease, accompanied by the curious 'eovenant in qecstioo, under which. the Doctor agreed -not to sell a particular lot of thclaud adjoining to, the plaintiff's house and land, widtoutgivinghim the right of preemption byfourteen ,days' notice, wadi such pre-emption to a five pounds in the hundred less. to'the plaintiff than to any other bidder, the plaintif being fearful of annoyanceor nuisance in the event or, 'erections icthe view of his house. *Mr. Whitton botight all the estates, notwithstand-; log the covenant, And, oease at law was•sent lephir's Lordship to the Cook of Common Pleas to truthg : . kgality of the cote natty, when, aftei- s'epeoted 'Meats, the Cant ot.Law decided that thriovenanti , was illegal and void in comotoo law. le Support ofs, the injunction, his Lordship said, it was argued that; equity could enforce it, although invalid at common, law; but he considered it nettne of those executory. L aw special contracts entitled to such ixtraotdinary terposition of the jurisdiction of this Court, but on the contrary, properly decided by'the Court ()Mora /non taw, an& on this occasion took the liberty of , stating that be felt no regret at,the censure of some persons upon- the slowness of , his decrees, and •his habit otdeciding causes on motion, as he should the • present, without putting the parties to ten years far ther delay-, and doubling the expensei, but.by dissol-, ving the injunction and dismissing the bill put an ehd .to -the suit, to which the parties on both sidell awl seated. As to the intififtatfon against him, of not de ciding three causes in thiiie,years, he appealed to the Bar. the Solicitors. and other experienced persons in the habit of attending this Court, as to the fact of his having, within the last three years, decided AVM causes on motions merely, than any of his predeces sors had in any three years determined by decrees. • Wher.ever the Merits o a case could be disposed of by interlocutory or other motion, it was over his wish so to, dispose of it on motion, not feeling.solicitous about any *ensure on that ground. The injunction Was dissolved and . the Bill die. missed, but without eons, except of the law r ceedings. KENT MMES.—MAIDSTONE, JULY 20. , 1 Charles toss • was indicted for the wilful murder of Robert, Clarion, by throwing him overboard frb a . Gravesend boat, in dm Galleon's Reach, on the Ist of April last. . . „.., I'. Sparrow, the muster of the Gravesend boat,' said, that the prisoner came on beard the boat. ms',. n passenge_r, and the deceased well also a p a ssenger.. rbeY left GreveyeAkt *lntlentscr melee atnieht, - .AW I the test dat of Tehliiiiry. The prisoner aria the de ceased .lid not seem to be acquainted. Soon • after they" came on board, they we •, below. when the company began singing. Theleoeeed woe* little humpbacked man, and a sort of aperring-ensued between him and the prisoner. He than& it at first a- joke. The little man was veil good Int& moured, and bore the prisoner's taunts upon his pee; .son without any ill temper ; but sang unseat lied, songs for the 'company; *llse prisoner telittlam We• rat times to hold his tangle, andthrestroed be weend pot him on the fire, throw:lgns overhand. ere. Whoa they arrived at Ga lleon's Reach, the prisoner *ad the deceased walked forward lifer as the running lacidir; when the prisoner gawt.thedeceased awhirl. take box lying on the deeklse struekiti and` fen oviit.., per board. *Wee prisonerinwnedLitelY sald, 44 He is o verboard ;" to . which the witness replied.. " you rascal, and you lilmelinialt."' All the. S ag the vessel came -mind the prisoner.. anirtaidial neght Whs. tokenise* ettstody. • Wm. Spankborwo wafernsatt, whis'veas . at 'dm *eh% said•the deceased land thirtarisieler IV heerdat Gravesend aellasiengersf skit they . ' a • of porter together: bib ntibbdt neensiditufilf. They went down below when thief tge6 eitjtiett the little filial sang siierel coin* setift, snots- was an very load •husener. - The titeositt CA - otatitiot • in such good holstein'. bet he timed tiffi . little' Awn a Meat deal, and said he mii :ii Iliintinghbib - man, Asada of odds and-ends of men. The little mintre plied, .that articles or =teat value we* peeked. hi la small campus; that ill weeds grew apt*, lie. 116' fete that the prisoner - had pikeposettlithe- •-.. A te jump overboard fan wa_ ger. 'rho-witness. :,. ing it a joke, said,- N Set KT.. Lard; jump With. .birth for. a .glars tisk:4 . ocl geee luto . the first jump in t Theythen went down. below. When the vessel ar- ) ri.ved.at . Galleon's Reach, the little man came , • and helped the wino'ss to haul the main sheet eft.. The prisoner and the deceased then walked- fiettarshis the.prisaaerhad bold of the deceased, and whewthey , were opposite to .the running tackle, love bins a, whirl, and the deceased went overboard. He felt into the water about foes feet from the side of the , vessel. It was impoosible to save hire. - - T. Elam% a plot, gave the same account el the quarrel below deck, and' stated. that the prisition., amongst ether things, 'said to die deceased, " piss shall never reach Woofirich : I - win throw you owW• board before you get there." He was midi'"-when , the.accident happened.. .but was waked by ditlisestltt;, 'Ale, prisoner iell down spin Milne's, *ll4'sitid b., did not do it. aad:boped they wOuld'korgree .hint.; The witnes k however when they arriied at Sleek: wall, liailedNhe police-boat, and • delivited WM into custody. . The body was found b 4 the 111th of „A 001:. :' '' • 1 Several witnesses were called. who lived* eil-. astern good character fee honsidityi, ThisYstlleil him to be a journeymaa breed* sniiket; atertlitield. [The Learned Judge, ie AIWA% olVto 'the 'Arts' said. they would consider wank( the pritibbie its, tended to throw the detailed evirsoo 411 "V ~ ti writ would be murder I or whether .1 a ,16 nt. and unfortuiuitely happeoed :oadesignedly, to . which law case they would-find him guilty of man , slmighter. The Jury found hint dual of Manslaughter, abd 'be wai.sentedced to nihe niihiths imprisonment. Nutting further occurred - worth reporting. and the Assizes ended this morping. it was floret .. em.own.allswal Bow-ernere.—Yesterday Refwarel tifi.F:voy, a ira- I terrnau of Hungerfor t 1;. was brought before Mr. NA nee, the Sitting M 1.-imam charged with working a wherry on the river Thames without n number ori it. Jai directed by the Act of ParliaMent, and also with raking more passengers bite his boat than the. hlw allows. Upon a late occasion he took ten per lions over, being two more than he is allowed to do, and the Magistrate convicted mid fined him for each person. He pleaded guilty to the - charge of not having a nuniber on his boat. Not paying the flues, lie was locked up in the strong roots to be committed. Queee-sotiaire.—Yeaentay a journeyman sword cutler, and. his three.children, were brought to this Office, to account II the way in which they became ii.issesse'd of a Valuable gold watch, chain, and seals, ;which had been most impudently stolen by a noted juvenile thief,. while OA owner, a West Minster scholar, .was bathing IS the Thames, tenving his watch in his hat: • One of the children sai t kAle had pulled it out of ' a ditch as she . wad playipg with her sisters near Mil. batakend there being no reason to doubt this state nieett.this 1414strate dismissed the parties, with an 4 40erratiOn that they were entitled to the reward of five guineas, which' had been offered for the recovery of the watch: . • • GUtuniALL.—Yesterslai James Dean, the son of a respectable bookseller in the country, was committed for ujal upon a charge of fraudulently obtaining goods from Williams and Ca. wholesale stationers, in the name of his father, and appropriating the property to his own private use. • Elizabeth Walker and . Mary Purvis, two of the frail ; sisterhood, were charged with robbing a Gentleman .ef his pocket book, cOntaining bank notes to the amount of Jtf 163 p in AldertgAte-street, on Thursday night. The 'prosecutor deposed, that •on the night mentioned he was stopped by the two prisoners, who laid familiar hold of his person, and affected to corn.: mence • a conversation. Siispecting their designs, however, he withdrew buttself from their hold, but had not walked many yards distfoce when he disco vered that he had lost Ms pocket book ; he instantly , turned round and pursued the prisoners, one of whom ran up a court, but was secured ; the other ran to the protection of a man who was seen lurking about, but she was also taken into custody. Upon taking hem to dm watch-house, their persons were searched, but no trace of the property could be found. Page, the pau tile, however, having gone to the court, where one of the prisoners was apprehended,. the pocket hook was found, but ri fled of 4 91 of its contents. prisoners did not rebut the main charge, but denied having stolen any part of the 'property from the pocket book. The officers, however, having intin,a.! tea some idea of the whole of the property being covered, dui prisoners were remanded for another cu. minas ion. 4,41 mauticsr, JULY 91. Seel 4,5 d to 5, r e fired od is 4d W hit 4s ed ru 5, id Kik 5, 44 to 6, 44 Lamsb st to* Ts 41. Atiper earal Lemate SsA...;Calvt• ne—Pits s Amu LEADENRALL I ($y ti. oircips.) , asti, ver ate.fir of to 5,44 i• Val Ss 04 to 41 s 4 Mutton • 'is NJ to is 44 Pork •4s -04 so is ud Limo 4s id. 19 Os 4d. met:IUP.HAY' 4.140 YESTERP IY. IT. ism's!". . • , Hai 41M•bil 2• 04 j• - fkcsoll !Ss id till 'O4 sirscrecaoPci.. 67' 41 4s co S i t 5s 04 mvs 11 les co id 9. . td .PSUi.li OlritoPe. • Paw amid. . paw qpCKITS. . • Kent it 15s to 91 10* Keit ; 71 Os to 91 101 Sussex 61 os to 71 15$ Sussex • 61 151 to ill 0 &sex . 71 Os to 91" .6* Fithisam 11% 9. to 141 0 RAW HIDES. I Best Hellen and Steen (par Ordinary its Od to Sa 2,1 mac) -as 01 to $s •ad Market Calf Ps. each. Mldel Mogi as 4.1 to is 1141 Eng. Horse )Se to 17$ PAWS, OF I.IIATHEIt IN LIADENHALL-4TittET. 801 Meets, 30 to liellbs *OJ 224 Calf Skins, 30 to 40lbs 284 324 Ditto. 56 to 60th s 1134. $54 Alto so to 70lbs 324 3641 Merchants Batts ISd ISO Ditto 79 to 80Ibs 304 34d IYressits Hides ISI4 Sod i Antall/kali Greenland 444 44d , Fine Coach HAW It Od I 1 PILICIi OF TALLOW. St. hasees 'Market $s 104 Town Tallow 72s 6d , Clits Market -. Os 01 Yellow Raub 704 Od Wilosgbapsl Mapkos Se 104 Wlito &It° ' 73. .01 per stone of Sib. .......—.• Soarj e k s t s o 67a Od, • , ' , :Graves 164 Od—Good 10s od. . Yellow deop,ll4ls—Mottled, Sels—Cord, 10011—Palm, 104. Price 4 Candies per dos. 111. 6d -.-Moulds, 11s tld. 'COAL MARICET, JULY Si. • nip, at Market. Skips Sell Price. is SG Netagitalie , • as • 426* Cd . to Ms Sa. 2 Semadaud' 446 Od to 44 94. . Wol# C0a1.:3:-„*„. • 04. - „ ft . •F • Iwo' •. • • Ari - • • . . • . • .-, - —.. . % • COVIITIT /MARKETS. • • • :; &rose Iva? 40.•—prase se oca busbel of *heat, U. 441: hQuavers Loa., Ilid. • - Uasoione, JULY ...:I.—Wheat per toad .teto . oQs.*to 120 00..' Aiirkpyi ler quaner 210 i to Si% Was Sis w 3944 *Basun 354. ig Sis Peas Ofis to 00r. . counsz QF 1 Paris 1 day's da. si m Lir. Ditto s it Us. Si 40 • Bourdeaux,do. 111 au Math id, 40 NM. Cadiz, - tte fbst. - dniatardata, USA S'ir -Ditto at sight, 33 0 • Itsitterdon; a. t 10 S Hunburgh, at s sit! Macau, 31 • 3 Agisi as die Sauk of • 43 •• :Tot I Oporto, Dublin r. - Cork , Palatiob, Is 4 Ledierui - p Goias, - SI Vieuice,n. C. I.h. Plea* ineffactiye per lase $ 0 Wand, 2 pet cent. • PRIORS OF GOLD AND SILVER, JUL It 21. Pectural Oeid la Cele, per ed. It. its od. Fordo) Gold I D Sirs - 4 tia ed. 1 New Doubloon. .64 6 0 I New Wino 'sst 74. MARRIED.. Wedoestey eeinalsht, st Wedged, Mr. Masai Elese.of the feed AmVery, to Artgeleottleddasihtse of the Wm Richard Wit*, lat. of Marti MIAs. 1 . 14, 81), U fit. Gaffes Hamorpolltue. Haiti Mk"' tilos of 0•V.1 seekateitt of Foot Guards) to blah s eldest daugh• the tee W. S. Thews, Est, of Owen Aitwatreek. • 'Thereby, at I,llostoo. Jahr KW, Hte. of illighbotylftee, to poneestia, tisashter the toe itsv. A. Cede. • siarbr tiptio3 klooTeTt Hanes loteetaiant lettp, Royal, ee, le art, •ftesktee erVargliale guidas, Itst. Penton .4 ..•I ". l men WATER TC.lliffillitOW AT LONDbN LIMOS; Mang% . . I 4 tittalute. atter 5 Mumma • - 3,t minuerr'llter S scoitTsU 110 ‘uMili... l .ltils rE reputation of Dr. FREEMAN's f I iALUTARtS, has beet, firmly established by Part y Vesis experience of its besteeend effects in seurburie and Venereal euraplainrs. For &solids, Morbid Itijetries of tt.s Glinds , th, Lymph, the Blood, or dos mineral Cunetiotion, or.cabiont,tl by actiniontias matter retained In the habit, nr iittro 'ticogi by r.u. tain indiscretions, intenipernooe, er i:judieiods we ni lVerettry, this Medicine will Lc lowsd the MCKT etrleatrotlS, An lat %.,Me time the safest that cats be resorted to ; an.:l is in., it eteelicto in disease► of the Kidney. and Blattle'r, Ohsttuctioto in ttse Uri nary Passages and huntlido. It requltt s t.O reorsuat of dtet, 'c tiudstcrt,or LlMlelatie , to blASilleVo. To Mr. Bo 4.14 , Dr. Irv. at NIA Agl!lt. beg you will publish the t.d10%% ;::g core, for the benefit of those I.lJur.tig under a tisiillar Co:llplaint. Last Ati, „ma coatractod 4 Venereal enturlait.t, arid orii'ied to an crt,:n. • **neon, under Whoa,. care i u7ts three' moult's, during tha: a. , • clod I undue/ea baliva.sou tbree titre& ; th, di;order was al i ltiolent, that wouud. bloke out all over my head and b‘bdy; 214 I was recontmende.l 'he cluing of sir and res•Natlaine, but I cot., tinued in a worse bi Ate, if pTesible; atlas' I wAS rccumumnde.: by a Cofl;!erstes, to wit Dr. h'reemati's flutra !;.Outirt is ; by th 4 use of it, thatlk God, 1 am prtftctly cured, to the astoni,hmet t of every person who lon w nay case. When I leave litry,lstur:, will relate =ore rs. Sir, your desisted bumble servant, Drltagnn, May 6. WILLIAM JAMES. Sold at Mr. gorier's, C brapside, corner or St. Paul's Chute yard, London, and by ascot Zosnitry Medicine Venders in eve., town, is bottles, at as. 9J. and 4s. ad. wadi. EVERY MAN Hli OWN Doc TOR. per the EFFICACY of Dr. ItOEIMAAVE'z .113' INFALLIBLE RED PILL, 4.. 6d. away re; Mx, pc r 146:: of either Set, atislsted by the invaluable copious directions st:et, with gliren, are enabled to eradicate effectually a certain insithoil Disease, and to facilitate the recovery of health, with ease au, safety, certain y and secrecy, in a few days. • For BilluuslXseases, Scurvy,Scrilfula, and impurity of Blond c the of acy of this medicine is so well known and highly att..,t,.. for SO years past, that any further comment is rendered cessary. Sold by Samuel I.cigh, No. 18, Strand; Sutton and Co. C.v., Dicey.and Sutton) Bow Church-yard; and ffacuu 'and Co. I .;t• Oxford-street, London; Brodie and Dowding, SaVsbury ; Smith, pertinner, -North-bridge, Edinburgh ; Kett*, N. 6, CoUege-greeo • at Davison , No. , Parilament-streer ; and c . F. New 1 i y and bon, Dublin ; and mbar Medicine Vt:. den in Europe and America. CHING'S WORM I.OZENGEi. WORMS are allowed to be the [Host fregner. Sources of Children,' Diseases:—Their Synipiou, every Parent should be acquainted with. They octavo?: of • appenite, a paleness of the face, entaciadon, and an Irre gular state of the bowels, attenlel with violent patus ; the : bring on convulsions, affect the growth of the body, and ohm prove fatal, by ending In a consumption or decay. Both az. preventative and cure for these complaints, the ahoy excellent Medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of t. 1.. highest Characters in this country, to have no cleat. Tt.t. ptiblic approbation, given to We Proprietor, from a perser a . knowledge of its e fficacy In their own fatuities, stamos its EMI' beyond competition, and gives a si.ruction to it whi ch no :he • Medicine of the lard can boast. View the Hon. and It;glst Rev. ttte Lord Bishop of C ARVOIt 'l'o Mr. Curso, Apothecary, Cheat: side. I.ond-n. Stu-1 readily embrace the opportunity your letter atPirds of adding my tostitnony to that of the Lord Chef Baron, iu sac,,:., of your Chlog's Patent Worm Lorimar, my eldest sin havti.., few months ago derived very material benefit front the use i• He had been unwell fur several weeks previous to his appeared pale and emaciated, was languid. and complained Tandy of pains iy his bead and side. The Lord Chief who had accidently seen him in Ws state, fortunately f tee; mended me to the trial of your Lozengei ; and that sin tiu., might be lost. or any mistake might occur, in obtaining the ee• nuiue b.44414gue, seat me three doses of it. The first of titer( occasioned a visible amendnseut, and after the secoud don ereif unpleasant symptom disappeared, but I judged it i•Ot to give the tl.ird, as the two termer had agreed so uneuta• madly well. :root that rime my sou his hero in perfect heakh and I certainly attribote his cure wholly to the diary of l'a Wenn Loaleses. I have wince recommended your Lozenges a sasferallnsdities, wherein 1 have the satisfaction to assure you, they have uniformly been of great service, I ought to add, that from the nature of the effect produced by dam in my von% C. 1541, I apprehend the complaints to have arisen from ass obstructiva bet weer he stomach and viscera. I ant, &c. Rine Castle, Dec 7. E. CARLISLE. 844 ist• Mr. Butler's, N 0.4, Cheapside, corner of St. Parr;, London, and moat Countri MetliCins Menders in every 'Filvir it, at to and Ss. 6d. rash. MATRIMONY: - - NO Disorders bisie contributed more essentially to destroy Hymeneal Happiness than those wLch .re the consequence of unguarded pleasure. People or every rank pay adoration to the Shrine of Wedlock, but where the Coustitutioa has been tainted by Disease, a renovation of stability 1. indispen. ably requisfre. Twenty years have we devoted our practice to she exchh.ive treatment of the following Disorders, and the st4;`.. sinful result of our plan giveu us addite.nal ardour to oppose, as •far as we are able, the ravages of thoSeComplanita which are ifs most important in the catalogue of Human Inhnunies. Alter laitiatioditito every branch, as Navy Surgeous,We formed a wish, seas early period of practice, to fescue individuals front the ig norance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitai.. of general Practitioners. 'fbe Ditorders to the cure of which we have devote; ear at. tentien, comprise every species of Venereal Infection; all knell ef'Debility, whether arising ftom the Latina of school hey:, tit the indulgencles of maturer age; that deraugement of the /rem in Women, which is called Barrenness or Sterility; SNOW Weaknesses, (Amt., (Nutrias:titans in the Urethra; make Strictures wl.ether recent or of long duration, aid' Width have bathed the skill of other Practitioners, ate by stir present improved plan of treatment effectually and perms. newly cared, without the patent starring the eaauciating pato and alarming liemorrhJge which frequently follows the applicir. •ann of the Lunar Caustic in the course ,ot our extemive pmctie.e .In this metropolis, numerous cases of STRIC l'Uktita have been .and are daily under our care, the total eradication of which is el. :retied by a sate, certain, and expeditious mode of core superier ,brassy ether yet adop:ed, The weskuess, relaxation, anti debt. 14 1 6 peoceediug (ruin this complaint are speedily removed, and • ifeerstek festered is sound and intones, haslet& but welkerg Alintelaility has for years etiged, a proper perseverance in our tolerative remedies is indiapensablv remnant!. to revivethe slum. Wing *parka of lifts, •antl to reanimate the constitution. . Numeems Diseases are the result sal quorum* or bete In the treatnaeut Of alisuple Gonorrhea, and k not unfrequently hap. „pens that the seeds of life are poisoned by the indiscretion el au 4 iinguarditt•hour. by a impostor method such complaints ate ta w ) , cured i ar.,l even where others have tailed, we trust tha: wentay presumeto °flee a radical re-establishment. F.w, how. evei;are the eases of complicated distress In this disorder, con:. 'pared with the calamituus situation of men, who, front an ithJi• geosein a solitary vice, or the pre% Went gaieties of a tashiottals life, acquire that state of debility which w die Unavoidable CtitiV• quence of such pernicious habits. Where the unhappy euners: broods over his misery, bat °eyelid), congeals his mielortuties, it may be some consolation tor him to know, that although it be es object of doubt or Oncenaint* *Ph other Practisioetne the t• • mogul of these deficiencies by the gradual progress of Itenovari.o., the acquirement or our experience -Ifthe rim of Bacchus r Tereus have beget: to .ieduce na.pdy.viginer, snitch anxiety wilt be prevented by an early coml. raction of this languid state, ..n:1 In these cases nu great difficulty will occur. Certificates of our skill and humanity during the treatment i‘t the above enniplaints, (tom many eminent Physicians now living, as well as letters ho r n sonic Noblemen and o. hers, who have at:- i v/awl on their publicity, are ready to satisfy every one of the authority of What we advance. by an early application to Messrs. Currie and Co. the patio% will escape the pain, danger, and estivate of A long and tedious attendance upon less experienced practitionera. Patients in the Contury are requested to Rate the particulars of their eam, age, and atrelahallit oC llrh mei enclosing a re mistance for advice and Medici u s whet the same will bt Viet' or sent to any. pars of the ICirgdwn. CURRIE mil Co. Surgeons. mi. OuN: Printed by treat. Kt IC r, Plated PieieT pittdiaied darn, and In Ow Star Other, Tsonapia Aar. - '~i ~.~ a I