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! SPORIING INTE BETTING ON THE DERBY AND OAKS, APRIL S. DERBY. Taken— 9 to 2 art D. of Gratton's brotber to Wbaleboue. Taken-1O to 1 art Nlr.'Wil.on'sc. by Sorcerer. Taken-12 to 1 agar Mr. Neville's Sir Joshua. Taker —l4 to 1 agst Gencral Gower's Raphael. Taken—ls to 1 apt Mr. Watson': r. by Dick Andrews. 13 to 1 agat Lord Dsrl.ngton's Sir Thomas. it; to a,zst Mr. Payne'. eby Waxy. Tam n — l 3 to 1 apt Mr. Thorohles Anticipation. OAKS. Taken— 5 to 1 ag.t Duke of Grifton's Minuet. 9 to 1 aot I.d G. 1i Cavendish'. 1. by Sir David. Taken-11 to I apt Mr. I'. l'eirse's Cleopatra. 11 to 1 NIA Mr. Farrah's Due.i.a. 15 to 1 apt General Grosvenor's t. by Popinity. 17 to 1 agst the Irish alley. • Taken—to to 1 agst D. of Graf on winning Derby and Oaks PO'4TEFRAC•4' SPRiNG MARC:I 22. The aallgsvorth Hunters' Stakes of loos sac's, for hor•es, &e. of all ages, not thorough bred. To be rode by Gentlemen,— Heats, two miles and a half each. Mr. lirown';. hr gby Grazier • 1 1 141 r. Clo4v.orth's b g Glyder • • •I 2 Mr. harislat's b g Sky Rocket • -s 3 Mr. Hodgson's ch g Trip . die. Mr. T. Ramsden's br g Planet beat Captain Ramsdeu's br m Guinate, l Ist ills each. Two miles, rags h tt. Tko Hudierslleld Hunters'. Stakes of 2ngs each. Heats, two • • miler and a half each. Mr. Atkimon's h g Little Jack 4 1 1 Walker's b L Leicester - • I it 2 Mr. B. N R. Ba:ty's h g Uncle Ben 3 3 4 bir T. Atk;nson's b m Camilb • - 2 4dr Mr. B. N. R. Batry's b g Uncle Bea beat Mr. Walker's b g. Leiiistrl; 3Uogb h it. LAIC INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, APRIL 3. TEMPORARY L O SS OF Tlilt MACE. ..... _ _ This turning, at ten o'clock, the Loan CHANCBL• ton, pursuant to adjournment, attended to hear bank rupts' petitions, but on-arriving at his private cham ber, wonderful to relate ! the Mace was missing which always precedes his Lordship's ingress and egress to and from the Court of Chancery, as well as the House of Lords, &c. In this dilemma his Lord ship, after considerable deliberation, determined to proceed, and did accordingly enter the Court and take his seat without his golden precursor, the mace. Messengers were dispatched in all directions to en quire about the mace, and first of all to his Lord ship's house, in Bedford-square, where the mace was nut to be found, on which the consternation was in creased by the recollection, that the mace had been seat several days ago to a gold burnisher, or fiaisher, to be polished, from whence it was not returned to the house, but by some mistake was carried to the House of Lords, Westminster, whence it was at yowl) reconducted to this Court, to the inexpressible joy of the officers upon search. - Alter hearing some bankrupt petitions, of no public interest, his Lord ship stated that he was called upon to attend in another place, and accordingly adjourned the Court. AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR APRI L. From the continued mildness of the Spring, fine young Wheats have become unusually luxuriant their growth. In most of the districts where large fucks of sheep are kept, they arc generally feeding* down, and no doubt it will prove with profi:able of fect. The early sown Barleys, which were chiaNl by so long a succession of rains, have recoverej tl,ei! . ' colour utthin the last ten days, and throughout Nor and Sulfalk wear a promising appearance. Tie: forward plants of Beans and Pease are free grow ins; in Kent and Sussex, but are more foul with summer weeds than is usually known in thuse coulties ; but in the former their drill husbandry will enable them soon to clean them. Oat-sowing has been much re tarded on strong land by the v.ecness of the season, but on tender soils they appear to plant well. Rye. , grass, Clover, and Winter Tar t s, promise every' where abundant crops. The general tillage, ho w . ever, is on the decline, which is too visibly m ' tested throughout 'most districts, by the neglected state of the lands intended for fallow; this unfortu irately arises either from an inability, or a want of ; slArit in the tenantry, to give, under the pressure of the times, that due cultivation to the soil, by a libe ral expenditure thereon, without which it must in fallibly deteriorate, to great national loss. The grazing couittrivs scarcely ever experienced so much teed at so early a season. In the Vale of Ayles bury, and most of the rich marshes on the banks of the Thames, mere Beasts have been laid out already than is generally known in the middle of May. The Haymarkets fiSe fully* supplied, and but with-little variation in price.. Lean Stock of .most kinds. has fallen considerably, particularly Welch and S..otch Cattle. Smithfield has been largely supplied threugh the month with prime beet, Unicorn, and 1.i4 pork, at reduced prices of more titan Is. a stone, but veil and lamb are nut cheaper. The Wool market is dull, and in all torts somewhat lower than that 01 the last mouth. The following observations deduced from the in fluence of the Planets, on the aff:irs tf the Aurl.l, in M ore's Almanack, for the present yt-tr, m.ty affor , l At least some amusement to many of our Readers : GL Some commotir n. and broils scent to take place in France, Germany, and Lay, it nut in Spain also. " It seems also, that thn French GOvernment is wonderfully employed, for strange tirno are stilt donig these.' " As to Enzland she shall have • i rincipal hand, with some Northern Powers, in performing and concluding some gre.it thing, and as anti;lity actions as Eurore r b.:1161d beture, at least for many years; for the Etnrerrr of Russia, King of Prussia, se conded by the friendly aid tit Austria and Great Britain, will have the honour o; contr:lituang toward, britling things ab ut, and setthvg the Ali:. of Lnrope that may I)! s•ia 1,1 agit.At'utt." " A certain run t /tun seems valuing ground, and in tavolr wit!: the rrench Nati. ' or Fres& Govessununt, to the nt.,..nfa cant r. of a certain ezaited family." WC of tire late hlovitevrs, publTshed under the au. spaces of contains the following pragrapb: " All the Merchants rejoice Oat tLey are no :anger obliged to shut their shops on seeder. Trade will no terser be shackled; and the workman, who has no odor day but this to make his Tittle purchases. will no longer be obliged to sacrilic.* s tart of his time &voted to Lib.,tic tot this purpose." If this is one cf the blessings which this regenera tor of liter& has restored to the French people, ,we believe that there ;Ire few, very few, of our country , men, whether nurchahts, tradesmen, mechanics,•or Libourers, who would aicept, much lets rejoice for such a hl,...ssint,t. TILE CU.%SE. I.nrd Darlington's FoshriundsWtliiirow of on Thursday, at 111.owuoti; and on Saturday at Tu cacti mornini at half pas; zensiclock. LOrd Sigartwougles Fin:hounds will meet to-morrow at %Vickers hy Town, and on Frith, at ; each morning at ten. Mr. Chavorth's t teunds will nicer on Thunklay at Brous• *orb, and on Swot-stay at New Hall-wood; each morning at ten. loaminon Fothoundswill meet to morrow at Witton Gil bert. On Friday at Long acro•w•ottd, and oa Saturday at Flan; to 'morning at ten. Mr. trim's Hounds will :nee to-morrow at Asitatn Bog, and on Fr:thy at South Ali:ford ; each niorning at half past ten. Sir M. M. Sy keys levxhourds Will meet to-morrow at Staiss ford-bridgeoand on Friday at Yearstey; rub morning at ten. The Sinningtun Fox!latilldt will meet uu Thursday, at Helms le; , at eight o'clock. A gallant Gener,ll, who has ny.re than once bled in the s:lvice of his country, was a hay days since disco.. vered by a Right Lion. Co mmoner in such *situation. in his wife's dtes•ing-ruom, as left him no room to dour that a criminal intercourse had taken place be. tween the partirs. 'f:4. lady has quitted her husband's Louse, and is now tinder the protection;of her friends. No one tha, erw adventured in a Lottery can re- frain sporting their Chance in the resent.—Tickets i and shares may be had at Hoitssar and Co.'s, 26, , I Cornhoti, where the Five i-rizes of . 1,000 Guineas each. will be paid in gold, and the 'note.. a;:',o,000 , : Prizes, &c. as soon as Drawn.—The Wheel roes round To Moanow Morning. . ii Gill) COIN.—In consequence of the recent and 1 daily tranipiriag events in France, the Gold Coin of s , i .these realms may be expected to di , ,appear very ra- 1 pid:y, as an advance has already taken pl-ce in the value of that precious metal. Every Guinn , 's now 1 worth Five and Twenty Shillings, and in a very ie.w . days their value may he considerably increased: not. , withstanding *filch, CARROLL and Co. are deter mined to pay all the Goloen . Priges in heavy GRIP:EAS (whatever their value) in tiT p-s , Yu Golden I.• , ttc ry, if pit:chased at either of their Odicei, No. 7. Corn hill, or 1 26, Oxford-street, without any .I:cito tion. Toe Gulden Lottery also contains Three Grand Prizes of £30.000, to commence Drawing To seouttow. the sth of April. CARROLL and Co. sold No. 6.545, the last and only Prize of 830,000 ever drawn in April. Naw Motemtar MAOAZINF. — The Fifteenth Num ber of this Work, just published, contains, besides the usual variety of instructive and entertaining mat ter, sense highly interesting Memoirs of the late Pro. fessor HEYNE. of Gottingen, Ay his- con-in-law ; of Mr. JOSEPH &W Wl, by Dr. WM. CULLEN, BROWN ; a Description of Geneva and of the State of Society and 'Manners in that City ; endow. Anecdotes of NAPnLEON BUONAPARTE; a piquant poetical piece, entitled the Athenian Marble Merchant; Exposure of a malignant Libel on the Trading Classes, by the Editor of the Old Monthly Magazine, &c. &c. Scc, Wednesday a woman named Fisher, residing at Colmar, near Alton, Hampshire, and who had fbr snerly been confined in St. Luke's Hospital for insa nity, from whence she was discharged as cured, sent `a kettle boy, her son, for her husbold's billhook, say ing she wanted to chop some wood, and desired him to get it unknown to his father, which he did, and she therewith severed the head of her daughter, a little girl about three years of age, from her shoul ders; the 6.1 alarmed his father who was working near the house, but before any one could get to her, she had cut off her own left arm•with the bill-hook. Faun the loss of blood she sustained Cot= is but sm:!1: hope of her recovery. Her husband had observed some symptoms of the return of the fatal disorder, and kept all dangerous weapons as well as the chil dren from her as liniCil as possible. HATIts GARDZN.—Yesterday an old soldier was brought up by the beadle of St. George's, Blooms bury, for exposing himself, on Suadity last, in a very indecent trantrer, pretending to skew his wounds, to excite charity. He was committei to the House of Correc-, , in for a limited tinge, arid to be passed to his parish.--James Field was convicted in the penalty of 10s. for riding on the shafts of h:s cart in the lowei road, Islington. The Gentleman who - preferred the charge was knocked down by the leading horse, in consequence of the driver's inattention. It wns expected that Lord COcURANE would have b.wir removed by an Halm to Kingston to plead to the indictment against flan for breaking prison, but this was not done. —A conviction in tins case will not subject his Lordship to the sentence of transportation, as has been erroneously stated.—Lord Cochrarie has _ _ .been removed Isom his miserable place of confine• , ment in the strong room in the King's Bench prison, •to apartments over the lobby, which has been addi. tionally strengthened by iron doors, &c. Kingston , Assizes ended on Saturday, when sentence of death •was passed on seventeen capital convicts. ' . ."Battraday sennight Samuel lisunfthrep, a youth of ibiour 18 years of age,: was executed for the murder of Margaret Jones, in her father's house, on ulr road be. torten Cefn y bald and Miners, near Wrexham. - __ LONDON SESSIONS. Yesterday tireseB:sjim swerC held at Guildhall, before the Right Hon. the LORD MAVOR. the RE CORDER, &c. when J. Myatt was indicted for having violently assaulted, and falsely imprisoned, Mr. J. Brev•ne, on the 94kh of January last.—The prosecu tor dept,scd; that he is a miniature painter, residing in Pancras-lane, Cheapside. On the evening ot• the above diy he went to the house of a jeweller, in Hatton Garden ; from thence he rt.tireLl into the Abercromby public house, where he met some friends,' and sat drinking and talking politics until halt past one in the nra 'MI. He drank very moderately, and departed with a Mr. Kelly ; who having ex— pressed some fears of being locked out, he offered him a bed. Upon their going by the house of Mr. Richardson, of Holborn, Mr. Kelly said—" Let us have a tingle at the bell." Of this, he prosecutor at once disapproved, and went on. He had not got more than .50 or 60 yards, when two persons ran' across the street and secured him. They were fol. lowed by the prisoner, who crifd out—" Take him along ;" and while the prosecutor was inveighing against such unmerited treatment, the prisoner, who was a police ofii:er, thrust the sharp end of 'di staff into his cheek, and lacerated him in such a way, that he had been confiiic.d nearly a month under surg:cal assistance. The wound inflicted was of such a nature, that henceforward ire should•be disfigured for 1.4. • After the commission of the assault, he was taken to the watch-house, where he was detained about half an hour, and then suffered to dep.:rt, with cur any specific reason for his being kept in custody. 71e defence was, that the prosecutor and Katy had disturbed the inhabitants of Holborn by ringing bells, and knocking at the doors ; also, that Browne, in endeavouring to rescue Kelly, received an acciden tal wound. Atter a , nitable admonition from the Court upon' ti.e :seistousn..ss of a peace officer thus violating his :rum. And tatting the law in his own hands, the pri mer was s , ..ntenLeil to pay 1 fine to the King a sews /sounds YORKSHIRE ASSIZES. ALLISON V. NOVICRIck AND Damns. The plait.tiff in this Action is. a Gentleman in the profession of the law, resident at Huddersfield, and the defendants are three of the Directors of the Nor wich Union Fire and Life Insurance Company. The action, which had been some time before the Courts, was instituted upon a policy of insurance for one ilieusand pounds, which had been effected on the marriage of the plaintiff, with a Lady rt the name of Ormond, a native of Wales, and payable to the sur vivor of them. The office resisted payment on the ground that the deceased was of such intemperate .habits, that her premature decease could be attributed to no ether Cause. The plaintiff, in support of his case, called nine different witnesses, who deposed, that at the time of effecting the insurance, and for upwards of twelve months afterwardi, Mrs. Allison enjoyed good health, with some intermission arising from two miscar riages; and that from early life up to the period of her death, slie was of regular habits, and by no means addicted to the vice imputed to her. The defendants, on the other hand, called eleven different witnesses, who swore that the deceased, born before her marriage, and subsequent to that period, drank to excess ; that this habit was contracted as early as 1806; that she kept spirits in her bed room ; that she sometimes drank as much as seven or eight glasses of spirits, and at others two quarts of mulled ale a night; that she drank wine, morning, noon, and night ; that she laid in bed for a fortnight Loge. then in a state of intoxication ; that she frequently IA out of bed from intemperate drinking; that on one occasion, she was found on the ii or, with the neck of a bottle grasped in one• hand, and the other part of the bottle and its contents in another part of the room, at which time she was then dead drunk, and incapable of getting into bed again without as. sistance.• And in order to prove that Mr. Allison was aware of her propensity to liquor, a man servant, who had lived in his family at Huddersfield, swore that on one occasion Mr. Allison in going into the parlour, said to his wife, " What I tipsey again, llachael," and went up to her and kissed her. These witnesses in their crossarxasnination, admitted that Mrs. Allison was a healthy looking woman, of ele gant manners and superior education. The Judge sutnmed up the evidence very shortly, observing, that it was quite impossible to believe that any person could, for a series of years, lead the life described by the witnesses for the defendants, and still continue to exhibit the appearance of good health. Such a course of intemperance, said his Lordship, must have long before extinguished leer. • The trial lasted nearly fifteen hours, and the Jury, after retiring for about one minute, returned .a ver dict for the plaintiff—DamagesagglOU. At the Assizes at Wexford, asoon damage+) and costs, were returned agatnst Jthes Wheeler Pamdrn, Esq. for writing an anonymous letter to the Reverend Richard Radcliffe, in which he called hint a petjurer, An hypocrite, his wife a draaLitsi s . a. bagazd,7.6ad being iucoatiaeit. RAW 111DF.i. • Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary is 10d to $. Oct stoke) - 21 64 to 2s ad Market Calf us. each. Middling• its 24 to 2s 4d Eng. horse 11s to 168 PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Marka 4 8d I fowu Bei Od Clare Market - ba Od Yellow Ru..ia tits od Whitt chapel Market es CS 1 White ditto 71s thl per stone of Mb. ~—.. Soap di tto iss oil Graves 15s Od—Doed Dregs to. Od. Yellow Soap, 90s--Mottled, 14 0s—Curd,1114s-•-Palm, 104 s. Price nt Candle. per doz. 13s Oa —Moulds, lis Gtl. PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALI.-tiTREE I'. Butts, 50 to 561bs 204 2341 CAI Skins, SO to 401b*J0d 3i/ Ditto,•s6 co 661bs 24d 254 Ditto 50 to 70Ibs st4l 85,l Merchants Lacks 194 1911 Ditto 70 to 801bs Sod 344 Dressing Hides 184 d 19d Small Seals Greenland 484 4 4d Floe Coach Hoke 190 .11Id `Large ditto, per doz. 1303 180 s • COAL MARKET, APRIL s. — ' Ships at Market. Skips Sold. Price. 414 • Newcastle 4$ 400 Od to no 0.1. 14 Soodetluoi • 4 44. Id to 00s 011. • I Ciders '- I Ns 44 to 00s thL CORN EXCHANGE, CUitk[NT ram iC•mt and Is•sx, 41* ;Os 74*. W brut, znutiolik, 44*. 701 721. Ditto, Norlolk, 40s. 665. Rye, 1?"4. 34*. •28*. 395. Malt, 60s. 681. White Peas, 364. 401. boilers, 45*. 48.. [Ala( LANE, APRIL 3. :es AS il?'43i.i. : Grey lie.li. :44. 3Gi. Small Beaus, '24. :.us, 'lick Ditto, '264 !P.A. Oats, Pota.ee, 294 321. Ditto, Polan.l, 244. 294. Rapelet& £33 £36. per bit. Oat,, Fred, I6s. 255. Hour, ti.is. Ws. per sack. .IGN. IBarley, 2131. 325. Oats, Free, itls. 245, IDitto, Brew, ‘J , b.3.44. White Peas, 4 , 24. 48s. II Grey Peas, 344. 394. Small Beans, 335. 375. Wheat, Dantzle, 645. 765. Ditto, Bahic Red, 545. 70. Dttto, Hambro' or Bremen, 46/ 52sa Ditto, Brabant Red, 465. 525. Rye, JUG. 325. AVERAOE PRICE of CORN in ENGLAND and WALES, from the rettsru3 ending the 25:11 of i 1515 Wheat. Rye Barley. Oars. Ikons. Pease. s. 4. Is.d. I 1 s. d. Is. d. s. s. d, . 66 2 138 7 29 3 22 10 I 116 0 :19 10 PR ice nr FLouit.—Town-made Flour, 655. to 70i. per Aack. at rttioi OW WitRAT IN MARK-LANs Orem M.tr 20, io Nlar.2s. Total 10,743 quarttrs—Avrt air, 66k. Is; lahher than last morn. RZTURN or FLOUR from Ara:6lB, to March 4—Tura) 21,914 sacks.--Averags 645. thl.--04. td bh,4lufr than lag term 1. 6M11111.3L1.1) MARKET, APRIL 3. Beef is Si to 5s 8c I Veal cis Gd to 7s 6il Mutton 51 Od to G. Od Psait ea 01 to es lid Lamb Ss to 91 6d. Beasts 1900—Sbeep and Lambs 12,140—Calves too—Pits HAY AND SERAW, PER 1.0A1). Meadow Hay 41. OS to 51 10s I elovsr 51 cs to 61 101 Straw Xi 14.. to C. 04. NEWGATE AND LEADENI - lALL MAklitil Ss (By the C::rc:•.3 Beef, rer stone 33 8.1 to 5s Ud Ve.d 5s 03 to ns fM Mutton 4s Cd to 4.0 104 I Pork 5s 01 to 6$ 8d Lamb 7s Od to Di 4d. PRIM OF HAY AND srttAw Y F.,iTEtt DAY. ST. JAMES'S. , Witt 1'1:C114,1i.. Hay SI 10s to 51 5s Od I Hay 41 10, to 51 108 Od Straw iOs 04 to 21 Os 04 Straw 11 14. to II Iss 04 PRICE CI IF HOPS. NM 'AOC NIW POCKET!. Kent 61 iSs to 91 Os I Keitt - 51 us to RI 04 Sussex 51 15► to 71 7► J Subs.% - 9i 10, to 71 Os E+►sez 61 15s to RI (). liatilhAto 4tii o. to 121 0, NAVAL PROMOTIONS AND APPCIINTMENT 3 e Captain Lord John Hay, t.• !)e 'porltua Captain James Bri.harte, HI the Done. Lleuteoant Wm. Iluteilinam (2), to the ilrirterielt, as lit morary Littaciiant.-1111‘ at,m.totantnt pr ds trom a .. arrai;t itt itt of the Boarl et Admiralty, or.: a iup r: racy Lirute. ant at!ile.l to all 11+ , 1 frt r a thlr Ito a ti:s hl4 Mr. R u b en Rod l e n. Nirg.,,,n, In the Urm:t .1. BIR Tuesday, at %Voltam, near Wiochester, the Hun. V! rt. of a .01-ttorn chid. Wctir.tutlay, at Riverbed, in Krtt• , the Lill I ill II .. Rev. J Firelyn Bosgwru , .it a drug it, r. Thursday, rip! Lady of 5 r Charlet. Colville or a a house in tipper Harlry- street. MAME IF.1). This day, at Borrlngten., Sonat;s•vl ire, by tl e Rev. , Doveon, James Hanson Daly, Esq. of .•••• e, (laugh er oldie Rev 8. 1 . (lector of fluerfr••••:,. At •I'.:usla::ry, %Vika, Captain I eortsfs, P.N. ro Mar) ..t. tonli daughter of the late I. Crang, Esq. of that :,i.t,e. NFU. se'nolcht. at Latatitignon, Mine lottrttm .; Car. Warne John. .T. of the Rose unease vatcr. lu. roar at Croaky, oers tht:trtl,a•ter a holy Critetet 4tltli year of a-v, the Rev. Pc her. 1 - fp'.t.•, ). I,L Jest: Colleg... atiLl Recur of Yell - wit. _ _ At l.i. liott,c in l;ap-str►ei, 110: M t►. • 1,. The •28th ult. at lhardie.ter, Ann, wife of ff. At Bash, Lieweo.nr Hanniton i b.r 1 Puial Z.. 1% Vl'illiam of The Il ih int Mr. Ands cw Wil,ott. House • MIA Infirmary, Glasgow. At Ayr, the 19th ult. Mts. Dalrymple, widow n r • tettint Hugh Dalrymple, of the itli v,teran ha Lei.. We.!ticeday, at Petersiiil!cl, after a shut Wain, druggist, of l'ottnnouth, sgr t't years. At Lietritu •1, Mr. M. Lemon, surr,..no, wbolauly n art dau!.trr of Dr. ()hullo,' ; and. withal 1441: in her Stt:h year, Nll-4. Solomon, wit , of th'e )..t• I I e ICth January List, at the Govreniner.: i of Fxceflinty Governor ate : Cr. A. , IBE(le;tve to infOrm yo'st, !Lit ever 1 1790,1 had been afflicted with the I.•:es N'esses I.tsnli.nuately resisting eve:rya:sum me.licint. r•:. • ~. must eminent of the faculty here, and tam:tarns% courses: of salivation and twiec from. t '.e I : ,• little would appear to be of ehe most inTs•rtn-a: e - the .ring of last ye - .r my diso.r.:• r had got to a neatly torn a period to my eso.t.•ace. lii thli :unintended by Mr. J. Thomp , 01, ' . :•, by thesis here,) to take your : I 1 r, to do on the eta' May ; in ex cin,r%e .4 a 1"m l :e l • rec.-lye benefit. In link mcwe than a moor % I •tt-c-r -yular advice and m.:::iclne, ..s ~ nter complaint% Is:meet:Tower d my fo..mt•r ri: .1. r an.: asn liecome jolly and La% in **lira ,tall ~ tn:asiy im:tsths to the aaonanacnt of .s.l v %Cr at a 101‘ in what terms to tapress at) ; ;T:i• : the good of other uutfering inortzl-; t'... •••••.: c ?auk as possible, as I shall on ever} o.c.tv::;n•--.:, sus wiU greatly oblige. Sir, your ca•eful c. Vint, A!.I.X. r t„ e , Swar.'s Close, High.a.tree:, _ Prepared and so:d h,y eh sole P. titter, Thomas T: Member of the R9yal Loodi..v. at N 0.9, New Bridge-in ecet. e They are n/sr, sold by IA appn!r:t73l..,:t, at ,tie 35, St. Alban's-i.trevt, Pan Mel ; : +3, .4. k.rd-street ; Mr.1.4:1) , ,r0w.;h'4, N 0.7, P.L.-str , er-i-.JI, • Maw the Monument ; and by ow: pr: lOC in ev, town in England, B:.e. in bones t.iily !).1; eadt, lc and riabl dit cc tiou s, atberay ; eteldre r na:iy C . :emu-Ives w'th ease and reeft:Cv. N.B. Laery Boa coltlin Cr;-at Britain I %,-;t1: whicii. by Eivourcf the Coln ntialitmers, is•pait:tvd at Lily t Wilco, •T. Taylor. No 2, WV, Ilrit:Ce..tretr: • It ENOI!A FED I:EAU! It. • WIIEN Professional Men, eniteeat h'r i'. experience, Xer their advice, are: dater theit the Cl:rd of a few reigning ,:iseases, they thee superior to • ! - j idtce %stitch is so justly esrital Jg..t:har t'.e adv..rti resin, ignorant of the Met principles, mid uneduaited ir. ti:e of ph) sic. hiee.we Cid ItRIE and C. rrguler St.reere, dotted by every privilege to practice. and by the um fel • which their mode of treatment for Venere4 Compt,iete ;h. th,t:o been attilided, cotter:4e oeth the se ta e 3..id e , t y 40 I. e e the;r etebee to the cure of every specks . of t . , as *ell as the removal of those distressing diAsilhies .re.:,-i4 cies which prevent or entbitter the nll:littlania: Live. , :-• talugue of huttan infirmities there are nine mere effietre .a those which are the anavvideble consequences of fit • re hi a certain destrucove Labia The talhappy st.E.r,l b7e his misfortunes, ashamed to seek relief, •,:eil tie is e.• te such a nate ot misery as to render lire To .e.:t • ••:. eons it will be a consoline nth akin to Xi ow that the.• now, by a lit W and hifellible remedy, be restored to heir t, tonoltutheial strength awl vigour. M e.tk, tells el, are d.. • tated habits, proieedirg either treat aft etc: so re C.ini tall af: cit pleasure, or from a Itn:g residence in hot clmiit. bard ".- ing, the injudicious use ut mercury, Jec. :re speedily restore' et health and strength. It moist be a self-eeid,:tit proposition, titht whet e the mate of Litelle coin! capacity is directed to .tlie treltni•••A and cure of a kw peculiar Cjmpl.tiottA, there must be ee greater certainty of success ; and as a proof of this pie! ..2 their method of cure it so particularly eepedi:ines,as well as see, and • o evidently superior to d.e common pr race, that in s ere ,hi le ease. of hike:ion a parf . ct res:oratiqa is c , sopt-ted ie ee t.hort Period of three.deys, and In thereat the utmost sos4tent . ., where other practitioners have failed, a proper persevee. ace t their plea of t rea , n tent ensures to the patient a safe,well g, mu and la4ting reeestablishinetit. By an early appl.ca:ton, will escriee the danger and expense of a tedious attentiance opal the less experienced practitioner. In the must obsene.e and :•411* Plicated Cate* of venereal fnfection, such as obsinicrior.s ii ure:hre, spungy excrescences, hard tumours, callous %deers, t.:; duns, seminas weeklies-, elee.s, as elso • grim I'UREA, whether recent or of long duration, aad which have haf 9 . - ' , e lm of other prac itieners, are, by their present tint rove.: • -• of triatment, effectually and eerm'enently cert.J, tient suiferieg the excruciating. pain ant alarmine 5,•!•10, r which !'requeittly follows the application of the lane: ea Asti:. is tee course ot y, an eaten dye practice in t bi, me:meets, • • menses cane, 01 strictures have bun, and are 111 i to id r care, rev tete' eradlrei m of which is effected by a elk, eer and espe.fitioes mode of pratt ce, superior to .:!)y oche! yet a t• ed. 'I Ii weeknesa, rehtxrioa, and debility proceeding trot,: .' cemplaite, is speedily removed, and the p. twat restored t.' • and leprous health. But where the elebitey hat tear year, ed, a proper perseverance in their restneatiee r e nueltee, of t • ' stricture Las been destroyed, Is ir.dispensebly requis to tee r.;" the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the zonstite.• .—• Several Nobknuen and Gentlemen of the lint respeetab ' have. been under the cert. of Nlessrs. Cr attic and C. her tie nulv4l of cornplaiets of•the urethra, sttieturet, &c an , t receiv,d a radical and pernsauent cure, retrest fiat r. me's . ' may be made to them, US satisfactory evele: its ot the de. superiority of klessrs: Cu a tit and C'n.'s plan of tree:lee Many of these Getrkiiten have had crieturea front i 0 t • 8 years, aid he e l Leen under tiw care of :Nfiessi kiette., I. it odes, and other Sureeons of equal e.ninetice, who atteutet tare by the application of the lutiar caustie, wit held suite , •. Messrs. Curial& and Co. may be coueulad br refire ere," the greatest deiic.icy, secrecy, :aid honour, at their Loan ? I UT, Ileum-garden.- Certificates of our skill and humani t y d ur i ng th e treattreel , the above complaints, front man; entittent l'hesici en , as well as letters nom some Noblemen an:l n hers, who ba%e' sisted use the.r publicity, are ready to satisfy every une vi g authority of what we advance. Patients is the country ;re requested to state the porlecul." ct their case, age, and ge 'eel huSii et living, 41 1 :4.. &c. enclosing •". mittance for advice and medicine., when the sense eh, Le cm or. sent to any part of the ling:lona 'I o ensure the *rate; essential to their undt:rtaiiug, the postage of letters may be ;Ida to the account for medicines. 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