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SPORT! NG LVTELLIGENCE. SAILING MATCll.—YeflettlAy afternoon, about 6ve o'clock, fix boats Railed for the filver cup and covet given by the Proprietors of V.vizhall Gar dens.• At firs} (farting but little difference ap peared, until they reached the Nine Elms, when the Mercury got up to the Produce, aid kept pace with her till they arrived oppolite Tea-gardens; the Vixen then (hot a-head, and having the advantage of a lull breere (on yea thering the point), got up to Wandfworth, and won the prize by about fix boats length of the Mercury. Had the contett been continued to Wellminfter, the Mercury would probably have won the cup, by the fine tack the made on her re turn. The other boats were completely diflanced. The proprietor of the Vixen, and Mr. Alley's Mercury have now each won the fame number of cups, viz. three filver and one gold, confequemly the next match wi I determine which boat is the bell e The day was ill calculated for the ansufe ment. A thick rain fell the whole afternoon. BIBURY RACES, FRIDAY, JULY a. A Sweepflakes of 2 ggs. each—two miles. Mr. Pteat's Moortan4 adding, 4 yrs. toft. 74). Mr. Mikes Mart, aged, t 2ft. - - _ _ . - - Mr. A. Smirk's SparUces, agedo Ift. as. 3 A very good race.--6 to 4on Planet I3to a, and 3 to c againit Mr. Pigot's Moorland Gelding. Colonel King rcote's Chuckle, t tR. tolb. again It Sir H. Lippancott's Brigadier. ma. t3lb. four miles ; sogs. won by Brigadiers a very good race. Mr. Hotrorth's Minium% t t R. rolb. againft Mr. A. Smith's Spartacus, t tR. 51b. fait mile, zsgs. not run. Fifty Pounds fur all horfes, See. Heats one mile. H. R. H. the Prince of Wales% Pacilicator,4yrt.old 3 a r 1 Mr. Ebno's Yam, 4 yr. old - ' 4 I 3 I Sir H. Lippincott's Brigadier. aged 3 3 3 Mr. Howarth's Gazer,s yrs. old - 3 Even betting on Pacificator ; 6 to 4 again Yam; 6 tot againft Brigadier; 8 to 1 agatinft Giltr.••• Four capital Heats. A match from the di fiance for soogrs. Mr. Pi pes Moorland Gelding again ft Mr. Miles'► Pl.tnet was won by Planet two lengths. DUBLIN, yuLr I. The Mountain Pods in the county of Wicklow, where permanent barracks will be ereeted, are, a barrack at the upper part of Glanoree, at a junc tion of a branch of the great Military Road that leads to Ennilkerry : a barrack at the junttion of fe•eral roads at the Seven Churches: a barrack in the centre of Glen Malur : a barrack in the Aupthavanagh : a barrack at Leitrim in the Glen of Imail; and a barrack on the old mountain road leading through Wicklow Gap by Black Ditches and BLackmore-hill, towards Hollywood, BletEngton,dtc. Already upwards of 200 men of the Englifh and Scotch Fencibles have agreed to take their difcharge here, with a •iew of obtaining fettle ments in the mountains, on the new line of road, under the encouragement expelled from the coun try gentlemen, and many others are expeaed to join them. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. IVAII.OMM DUSLIV-CASTLE, JUN. 23. His Majefty has been pleated to make the fol. lowing Promotions in the Army on this eftablifli ment : aStb Dragoons—jarnes Riehardfon Collins, Efq. Poyma ft er, vice Johann. difsn' cd the ferviee. Hocuptich's Regiment of Mounted Rifleman—Mr. Caleb Shuman, Veterinary Surgeon, vice Cordcauz, removed to the York Hullers. sift Foot--Second Lieutenant Robert Stepbalts t Firit Lieu truant, by purchafe, vice Cunningham, reigned; Second Lieu tenant Donald M•kay, Firft Lieutenant, by purchafe, Wee Ed wards, refigatd. y :ft ditto—Mr. A. sing, Enfign, by purchafe, vice Grant, pnntoted ; Enfign Cain Galispbell, Lieutenant, without pur • chat:, vice Gault, reigned. wl ditto--Eafign Neale M'Neale, Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Simon Frazer, reigned; Mr. John Robinfon, isnfign, by purchafe, vice Duncan M•Grtgor, promoted. tt Argylelitire Regimuu of Fencible Infantry—Brevet Lieu tenant-Colonel George JackfiA, from the Snatch Brigade, Ma p:ll4'We Campbell, exchanged. JULY 1. 9th Dragoons—Cornet Thomaa Colby, Lieutenant, without purchafe, vim Prnefatber, reigned. xi It Light Dragoons—James Calder, Efq. Paymaftcr, vice Sharp, reigned. aid Dragoont--Cornet Robert Salmon, Adjutant, vice Graham, rained. aildt Drag,ouns--Lieutenant Pct.!. Honeyman. Captain, by purehare, vice Graham, rrfigned. rstb Foot-..Enlign Peter Cbarke W:Alake, Lieutenant, by puteltafe, vice Crumky, ragged. Lieutenant, R. J. Wingfield, from the Goree Corp., Lieutenant, vice lbie, cacnanged. tech ditto--Capt. James Itichokat MailLtri:, from 56th foot, Captain, vice Graft, ezchangrd. e6th ditto—Captain Robert Grant, from 16th foot, Captain, vice Mallard, exchanged. gift ditto—Enfign Coulfon Slinttourc, Lieutenant by pur chafe, vice Grant, promoted in 16th foot ; Mr. Jima 24.tatile, Enfign, by purchafe. vice Skottow e, promoted. _Royal lrifh intmlide-.-John Efq. Paymaftcr. Mares are daily riling, and will be higher, there being only 24,0u0 in the prefent Lottery.— Begins drxwit, the sd of next month. The Ti:kets and Stamped Shares are fold and regifiered at Mr. N,cHoLlo''s State. Lottery Offite No. t 6, Corn• hill, London, where in the lall Lottery, April 7, Otos No. I 7,993, a Prize of Twenty Thonfand Pounds, was divided . and fold in Sixteen Shares, and in the late Lotteries, _ _ No. ;As 5499 9 06 5 23,481 Z.v,,000 ozs 0,700 410.004 i. 243 as abet& 117.049 4 6 ,676 deb. Ull4 1 90 0 4 55,03 Do 1407, 1946.1113,319, 25,365. 30,05, 41.971, Prim of pod. each ' The Prizes io this Lottery will be paid in full, wipmut any dednaion. two months after the Lot tery has finithed drawing. Arden from the coun try (port paitl)'doly admided to.—Correfpondents, toy remitting goqd Bills, at a thort date, Bank Notes, Poll °Mee °Wert, tee. may rely of being 'barged tlle low ell Price of the day.--Notf. The bighea Prizes in dpi Lutton Oil 001114 Huh, sad slut 1,,M AL tot.'' POLICE, &r. Get LDII AL I..—YelterdaY a man and woman underwent an examination, charged by James Coleman, of Field-lane, Holborn with crue ll y atfaulting him on Sunday morning lall. The pit loners were committed to anfwer the complaint at the next Q_ starter tletlions. A boy was brought up for re-examination,charg ed with wilfully riding a boric over a . .poor wo man, upwards of 73 years old, on Friday fe'n night, in Long-lane, Smithfield. Having reco vered from her bruifes, the attended the exami nation. The father of the boy attended alfo who having recompenfed the poor woman for tie in jury, the boy was difcharged. Wm tr acHa r as. —Yefterday Edgard Richards was examined, charged by two matter hutches* with being a bullock hunter, and with (Leafing two oxen front a drove in Whitechapel-road ye ft erday morning. He was committed for trial. Monza: Attica", of Fleet-Itreet, Bethnal green, was examined, for having in bis polleflion a quan tity of goods, to the amount of above 2001. fof peaed to have been Itolen. He was committed for another hearing. A journeyman carpenter, who was tried at the lad Lewes affixes for a robbery, was haft week committed to Horffiam gaol, for altering a coun try hank note. On Wednefday, R. Wells, of Pickworth, was fully committed to Stamfor d iiz Tol, for -having uttered two forged Bank of ad Notes in Fe bruary laft. Wednelday John Fry was committed to Ramp fhire county gaol, for wounding the Rev. Richard Iremonger, at Wherwell. The particulars of this cafe are nearly as follow t—a warrant had been procured by the with to apprehend Fry, for lead ing a diforderly life, and leaving his wife and fa. milt' very often in dithers. Being a defperate fel low, and having often threatened that he would knock the fird man down who offered to take him up, the tithing.man wifhed the churchwarden to accompany him, and read the warrant to the of fender, but bufinefs preventing him, Mr. Ire. monger went with the> tithing-man and another perfon to the houfe. 'Fry (icing them coming, l went into his houfe the back way, and came to them with his arms acrofs, his hands under his coat, -tnd a bill hook in the right hand. Mr. Ire monger or e-edtd to read the warrant to him, and when he came to the part, dating that his body was tobe taken, he exclaimed," What's thy body," and immediately (truck hint over the left eye with his hook, which beat him down. The blow was fo violent, that a part of the Ikull and hat were bent quite into the brain. The tithing-man ran away. and Fry after him. When he came up to him, the man begged for mercy, when Fry threw away the hook, and furrendered himfelf. Dr. Layfitra was fent for immediately, who took the fraactured pieces from Mr. Iremonger's wound, and trepan ned him, but there is very little hope of his fur. loving. The felons in Nottingham gaol, under fentence of tranfpneration, laft week meditated an efcape, but this ft—tare was fruftrated by the vigilance of the gaoler. Four of them (awed off their irons, 'preparatory to their attempt, and their plan was to knock down every perfon that oppofed their paffage. 1 The counting-houfe of Meffrs.Smiths ' Knowles, and Co. at She ffi eld, was broke open lad week, and robbed of laver and plate to the amount of ' feveral hundred pounds ; the locks were picked with great dexterity, and fome (kill was exerted in the choice of booty. On Saturday evening, as Mr. Mann, butcher, of Oxburgb, was returning from Swaffham mar ket, he it as attacked on the heath, by a man whom he had kindly undertaken to fet forward on his journey, when the villain &It knocked him off his houfe with a .(lone, which rendered him quite infenfible, and then rifled his pockets, from which he took his watch and money, and got clear off. About the clofe of the rebellion in Ireland, three Gentlemen went to the houfe of another in the county of Wicklow, with whom they were ac quainted, and were molt hofpitably entertained. They NJ they wereon theirway to attack the rebel deader Holt, and were invited by their holt to make his bottle their inn on their return; he adding, that he bad 2000 guineas to convey to Dublin, and a ilhed to benefit by their efcort. They did re turn, but they murdered him, and took hts money. One of the three,flimulated by remorfe,has toned informer, and the others, one of whom is highly conne&ed, are, probably, ere this in candy. . Tuefday a fire broke out in a cottage at Prellon Candover, which was burnt to the ground, toge ther with an adjoining cottage. The poor inha bitants laved nothing but what they had on. Early on Saturday morning laft a large and va luable rick of hpy, the property of Meas. Tag , well, of Bradford, in the county of Wilts, was malicioufly fet on fire, and entirely confumed; and an anonymous' threatening letter was found under the door of their work-Chops. The following account of an inquilition taken on Sunday lA, at Bury St. Edmund's, may ferve as a caution to parents and others how careful , they ought to be in adminiftering quieting potions to children. One John Grimble, an infant, about three weeks old, being ill with the thruth, and very refilefs and unquiet for the fpace of two days, the mother was advifed by the neighbours to giye it fomething to quiet it; the accordingly got a perfon to go and get a poppy head, butt the perfon who was applied to not having one,he laid he had' tome poppy fyrup, which would anfwer the fame purpofe, and let the' perfon who applied for it l have a pennyworth, laying, that four or five drops would be fufficient at one time, but if the child continued rettlefr, one or two might be added ' ; this was carried to the mother, and, the, poor woman, in her dine& and anxiety, unfortunately exceeded the number, which threw the child into Co found a fleep as to occalion death in arm hours afterwards : but the Jury,, after a fhort inquiry mid mature deliberation, were fo fully convinced 4 die_ tnotber's innocence, that they brought in a __._ LONDON MARKETS. 00R24-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JULY c. KETUKH o( WHEA / Tio Mark-lane, including only lion. the 11tt of June to the 26th of Joao. Total--5674 kb . .tatters. Average , Bt. Cd. 3e. 3.l.lugher than laft return. PRICE OF HOPS. 1 Kent 41 tot to 61 SI? I Rent 31 SA to 61 t/1' Starcl 41 101 to 51 ad % &: a 51 1)1 to 61 61 • 1, Eden 41 :oe to 51 114 I Farn. 71 01 to a o. A, shaniviELD, July s. • To fink the offal—per acme of Slh. Beef 4 5 4d to ss 6d Veal - 4s oil to p 6d Mutton -4a 84 to p Id Pork - ss od•to ss 8 Lamb Gs od to 75 od. Stock at Market this morning, Baas 1700, Sheep and 1.. nibs 8000. NEWG ATE and LEADENIIA LI., July S. Pcr (lone of 81b. by the careafe. Beef s 8d to 4s *O4 Veal 3s 6(1 to p 4tl , Mutton 4$ 4d to is ad Pork ss oil to p Sd Lamb ss od t s Gs 4d. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, July S. Smithfield. St. James's. Whittchapel. 0.14ay 410tO 6 13 3 0•to 7 0 0 4 to oto 7 0 0 Sir.iw t stO 1 0 1 13 otO 1 3 0 1 14 otO a 6 0 Clostr 6 oto 7 7 6 to o to 7 a 0 COALS, July S. Bra Coals in the Pool, 21. os. od per Cbaldrou. Deliacrzd 11 95. 64. Sunderland, 11. Ist. od. Del;vend al. 4s. cd. BIRTH. On the nth ult. at Dumfries, the Lady of W. W. Currey, Efq Captain in the 3d or King's own dragoons, of a fon, who early lived a fbmt time. MARRIED. On the silth uk. at Everton, Nottlughandhire, Lieutenant Frederick Clurdou, of the Royal Regiment of Artillery, to Mite Eliza Murdoch, fecond daughter of James Murdoch, Efq. of Madeira. Sunday, at St. James's Church, Martin Livefey, FN. to Mil Worthington, eldsft daughter and co-heirsis of the late James Worthington, M. 1). of Liverpool. On Tuefday laft, at the Manic of Ardchattan, the Rev. Fran cis Stewart, of Craignith, to Mifs Margaret Campbell, daugh ter of the I,•te Rev. Peter Campbell of Glaffary. Mr. 4.hraham Archer, of Jervis-ftreet, Dublin, to Mrs. Rolleflon, r t liet of James Rolletton, Efq. of Frankford, Kir.g's county. - DIED. At the feat of her brother the Whop of Waterford, at Crll- bridge Mrs. Levinge, of Dominick-ftreet, Dublin, widow of Richard: Lcvingc, late of Colvertftown, in the county Kildare, Ely. and the Mt furviving daughter of,the late Lord Chief Jultice hfarley. Lat:ly, at iifunehefter, William MoorLtl, Eli. Late Lieutc nant-Coloncl of the scoth Regiment of Foot. Mr. Thonms Gurney, of Peele's Coffeehoufe, Flcet-ftreet. _ _ _ _ On the 25th uk. at Edinburgh, Mr. William &own, mer chant, Luchenbooths. On the tith ult. at Aberlady Manfe, Mrs. Magdalen Man derfon, wife of the Rev. Dr. Neil Roy, &Huffier of that parlfh. VALUABLE and EXTENSIVE ESTATE in the COUNTY of INVERNESS, in SCOTLAND. TO RS SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, Within the Royal Exchange Coffee-Haute, in Edinburgh, up• on Wcdndday, the Toth Day of January, 1833, between the Hours of Two and Three o'clock Afternoon, 1 1 HE LANDS and BARONY of GLENELG, with the Right of Patronage of the Pali& and Church of Glenelg. This ERate cenfiftq of above 3y,000 Scotch Acres of Arabic and PaftureoLand, of fuperior quality, and highly improvable, , lying compact, ftraching along the Sea Coaft, and the beautlk fel Arm of the Sea called Loeb Urn, (a great Herring Fithir.g Ration) for a courfe of upwards of 20 Miles, communicating with the great Military Road, conneding the Forts, that ter- ' mmates in this. Mate, whith thus palace an immediate ac. eefs by Land as well as by Water. to the belt Markets. Upon the Mak are upwards of 3.000 Agree* Wood, con- fifting of Oak, Alb, anal (atm Trees. It commands the molt beautiful Profpeds, and abounds with Red and Rae Deer,' Black Cock, °route, • and _other Game. There arc Ribbon and other Fithinp, and the Kelp &ores are Valuable and eaten five. The whole thus fanning a moll defirabkpurehate, com bining pleafure with profit. The Rent (at prefent only 13721. 14s. 54.) win in the eourfe of lefs than two years be encreated to upwards of 14001. in terms of one of the Leafes, which are all upon low Rents; and molt of thesis expire in glue, when the Rent will be much int:reared, and by tranfatling with the Tenants any now per haps be more than doubled. The Eftate may be viewed by applying to Mr. MacLeod, at iliutdreoch. °knell; ; and Particulars may be had of Alex ander Mundell, No, 3, Fludyer-ftreet, Wcitrainfter ; and of H. Macdonald Buchanan, Writer to the ,hignet, Edinburgh, who will thew a Plan of the Mate. Mr. GREENOUGH', celebrated 11 bICCURE& ONE for cleanting and preferring the Teeth, and effedually etuing the Scurvy in the Gums; perratt ing the Teeth from further Decay, sad rendering. the Breath perfedtly [weft—The other for the Tooth-Ach, which gives immediate cafe, Without inju r ing the Teeth or Gums. • • Alto Mr. Greenhugh's Antlacid Lozenges, which are a hire and fpeedy remedy for the Heartburn Indigeftion, Pain or Wind in the Stomach, Wore diforders t hat :rife from too free living, and prevent the W effedts of bad wine, Me beer, Ste. Nothing can be a better proof of thedficacy of the above Me dicines than the high repute they bawl been held in upwards et so ream_ _ --• • Every Purchafer is , requeftcd to obferve, that R. Hayward, No. to, Ludgate-hill, is printed on the Stamp ; all others are Connte.rfrits. t They ate prepared and fold by ft. Hayward, Chymift (Sac eeffor to T. Greenough, the Inventor,) No. to, Ludgate-hill, London. Sold WO bpi?. Newbery, No. 4S, St. Paul's CbYrch• yard ; Bayley and Blew, Cockfpur-ltreet ; and Meffro jcbotdt and Co. 130, Oxforti-ffreet. Price is. 'id. each. WHEN Nature is unable to remove fcorbutie r feeotalotte, nervous, and other chrenical diforders, 'd rag from furfeits, morbid obftruttioes, and impurities of the • blood and joie, s, the patient willoften be ;Elided with one or more ef the following fymptoms,viz. Indigeftion of food, pain (welling. or opprellion of wind in the ftomach or bowels, in ward wohnelt. coldnefs, numbnefs, wcarinefs, or lluggl adion in the powers of motion, fwlmmiug in t h e head, dim nefs of fight, iturnefs of fpirits, ftupldlty, forgetfulnefs. and, on the haft hurry or furprife. the whole frame is agitated, and. the Blind confulcd, frequent beating of the host, tumbling of the limits, difturbed and unrefre.ing Hem, itching eruptions, and glandular tumours, wafting of the Seib, diSculty of breath leg, cough, bleeding at the noire, and (pitting of blood, a pale or fallow eonsplexion, with eenvultive, hyfterie, and various other forts of tits; there, with a train of other fymptems, fuck u cold chilly, and Whims beau, Schad's, irregular appetite, pains of the bead, fide, back, and johns, which often Shift from one plate to another, are almoft initantly quelled, and the cattle removed, with the greateft cafe sad fafety, by taking a bottle of Dr. PATERSON% VEGETABLE DItOPS. which arc in doled in plain diredinos, and fold by 'l'utt, Royal Exchange; Ward, 1 1 .- 324. Holborn, oppolite Gray% inn, itdrin •' But gin and Sheppard , Briftal; Lynch and Scabies, druggilts,Man chalky ; Bruen,,printer, Neweaftio.upon.Tyne • Haan, Ste union, and On Norwich; Marital!, Lynn ; Louisa and Balk, Yarmouth; Horufby, Ipfwielt; Kynoer, Cokbefter; Stones, Chelmsford; and mud other Venders of Patent ibledldass in Groat Britain. at so. the battle (duty included); and may be had at No. 4„, Little Town.fhotet, whore all orders, wholefale and roadlyare duly unaided to. Alfa any be hod. ao above. bia)dEZERION PILLS, foaled op in plain ares.lioas, price ss.sti. the box, containing 42 which eradicate every Itogs of a souk difafe, with the st m funny & reydring no reftraint in diet,er bufinefs, opeut. big end die care In a Nora perk& sae Adam ece peadty lawny edwe erbereele. A WORD OF ADVICE. rr HEcelebrity which the ANT iscoß EUTIC Dunes, Oat invented by the late FRANCIS SPILSRURY, Warty, Soho.lquare, hire, through a (cries of fuccef.ful recommenda tions acquired. particularly in Nervous, Scorbutic, Gouty, and Rheumatic Complaints, renders it an incutr.!,ent dory of the prefent Proprietors to prated the health of the Public, to the utmoft of their power, by cautioning them againit the punAhle of a fpurieus eompoution ; a line of condo& they arc inducri to adopt from a fcntiment of gratitude as *eft as a C.-Me of their own perfunal rights. This Medicine is only prepared at the Difpenfary as above, and each Bottle is acemopmied with a. LiCt of Cafes, an ample BiU of Direction, and the Andsor's Treatife on Diet, Gout, &c. By permillion of the Commit:. Boners of the Stamp-Office, a Ramp, printed in black ink, is affixed to each bottle, with the words, " Spillury awn Co; No. ty, Soho-fquare," silo " By the King's Patent," ON the Bottle, Bill, and Wrapper, that the Purchafer may he movilced of being fupplicd with the genidne Medicine, which is fold in bottles at ys. and xl2l. each, duty included ; in London. by P. Newhery, Dicey and Sutton, Wray, Barclay, Howard and Evans,Ching and Butler, E. Newbcry, Plena. Bayley, Bohan, Ward, Turtle, Wade, Swiney, Pudding and Cockle; in the Borough only by Clark, No. a6g, and B. Shaw, N 0.74. DISEASES of the URINARY CANAL and VEN tatkill COMPLAINTS. R. DUFOUR informs the I'ublie,that he mat ALL daily be confulted gratis, from 9 to 3, at Ms hosfe, Na; Sr Frith-ltreet, Soho, London, in all cafes of Obltruetion , , Stridures, Gltets, Seminal Weak:ads, Incon•inency of Urine Fiftulds impotence, an/ debility hi either Scx, &c. Frac. extenlive Practice in this apartment, to whist' he has cos. Lined hintfelf for many years, he offcts a method of cure, tight; efficacious, and which prevents a relapfe„, Mr. DUFOUR, Cole Proprietor of lata's eelehreed (me dicated) Rouen, has ultimately fo ftnproved them, by dis off ing them of the irritating efeds of tersmon Boughs, that they fucceed where caultics sad other violent means have EtilaL For the Valenta! Difeafe, Mr. DUFOUR is in poffelhon of Derail's Remedies, fo mild that they render confinement or rcftraint in diet unoccetlary. To enable him to attend patients at their own houfes, he has provided the ailiftance of a Gentle.; man of the Faculty. Perfons in the country may be cured trp Bating their cafes in letters, poll paid. Jolt pubtilhed, price as. 6d. Fifth Edition, esdarged.—A Treatife on the abate Complaints, illufizated with the various fyntptonts and Cafes filming tke painful and dangerous d eeds of Cauftic Boogies; an improved method of treating gno norrlseas, &c. &c. Printed:or J. Callow, Crown-coot, Soho; and H. D. 4prisods, Paterwaer-row ; all', to be had at M'quesn's, EzetethChange, and at tile Author's. Wo HEN Prfetitolial Meu of education and re. fponlidlity deviate from the general fyltem by the ata lathe of a peculiar Branch, the fandlon of long continual fuceefs is the heft criterion of fupe.riority. Eight years have I devoted my praike to the exclave treat meat of THREE DISORDERS, and the fueeefsful riguit my ply gives sae additional ard our to oprofe as far as lam able the ravages of thole complaints which are ti= molt impose. ant* In the catalogue of human 'After initiatida into every branch as an Army Surgeon.! fanned& WM at an early period of Practice to relcue st ab frets the igworanee of uneducated Men, or the elually deer genus precipitancy of general Pmditioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which t hove do• =sy ar d-, eon:prise every (pixies of VENEREAL CPO , whether of a recent or tong duration —idly. AB Id s& of DEBILITY, whether wiling from the litabiv of Sehoolheys, or the Indulgeaes of mature age, and kitty that de ransom* of the fyltena is Women whkh is called 1L1.5.R1A4., Hes or STERLLITY. _ . Ntiniermis &teaks are the Wok of ignorance aria& in the treotment of a funple Gonorrhea, anti it not unfrequently hap• pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indiferetion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch eompiaints are edify cured, and even where others haie failed, I trult that! may prefume to offers radical re•ettablithment few, however, are die cafes of cumplierted Mires is the difueder compared with the calamitous fituations of Meng from indulgence Ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gale. its of a fafhionable Life, acquire that itatu of Debility winch is the ninvoklable confequence of fuch pernicious iiabits. Where the unhappy Niftier broads ewes lisnaifery, h.,: sum fully toonceds his misfortune, it may be fame confolati him to know, that slthoughlt he an object of doubt or turns takity with cher Praditioners, the removal of thek CIENCIES by the gradual peogrds of it =evades' is the acquiro• Mat of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venn. hoe begun to reduce manly vigotir, much anxiety will be !Iry oceit by an early counteradlion of this languid Rate, and is tVe cafes ill great diScultics wilt occur. But where this Deficiency has for yearsexifted. a proper Pal tegrorance Is indiTpeafibly requiite to revive the flunihring (pule of Life, and to re-acimate the Conftitudon. • MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappoirted in their expediations of a Family, may be alined, that to moil inftances fuels dekdb are curable by Adedleal SkilL The SECRECY whietsis fo effendi' to my undertaking , and the Qualieesdons which I have pre:fumed to irate, furs, the Bats of my Pretealions, and in coincidence with fulb this to: cehili % is gives , that Mr E---• • • may be eonfuttedpeo-ally a by letters %dolls, a fmall note) at his houk, No. sjs, Arun: deMtreet, Strad, near Temple-Bar. There Is an additional entrance In Water-fired adjoin's - , ep4 the name is on both the doors. • M. 11. Mernhe• us the Revd College of Surgeon*. • WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW Morning suinutlis after 6 Afterpains ao eninuies - - . LONDON: Printed for the Propnetors, by JOHN DAHILL, tfreCriaby-ftreet) at the STAR PRINTINCI•01110E, No. 1, -fireet ; and'pablifbed by LEVEL. K. NT of tan terburpplace. Larabedt), at il N i, Carey-draett and at the groa-Orreo, Templo•Bar ; to whiolt Ofßee all conuatan that for the &Melt are rivaled to he addreffed. Hid 1 NFALT.IRrE GERMAN CO R N-P THE PROPRIETOR of this molt exc t ie, ( REMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy havivg NIA to a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it Lows not r.tdicate the Corns, root and branch, TO It LTO It N . 2 Mu J. V. It will,on application:take off the Inflatninati , in in a iew h our , and cleanly effectually the Malignity without the ita:l Printed Dirolli.ons raided up withit. This is the celebrated PLANTER that -lint‘l fo moth re. putatinn in Germany, ar.d hag been fold in London upwsid, Fifty Years, with the greateft reputation. Sold lArlsol.faleapd Retail by T. A 5t4.11, No. t, Filch-One. near the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. -, Taviy. fork-ltreet ; Mr. Wilton, No. 39, tit. ]anti? s-are,—; Mr Sweeney, No. at, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward. No. 324, 1101:Araty and jebnutt and Co. No. irso. Oxford-ftrcet. At &Ma, by Baden, and Sheppard ; and Scanner, pe'..ntre.. Bath. Byillaaaitl. bookklii, and ttolanaia, Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge. Portfca and Gofport, Mr. Harding s. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer, anl Mr. Jones ,hookfeller Ponfinoutb, Mr. Motley, bnokfclier. IMPORTANT ADVICE TOPAM:LIES. - 7- - COPY ofd Letter from the Rev. Mr. Co AR L•S Pa tyro Yr, Rater of Balmer, Milton, VorkeUr.., to Wert CHING and BUTLER, Cheapfide—Gentimieu, tarmt feting fo many refpedtable fignrures to the Cures periarre. by yobr (.:HING's PATENT WORM 1.0%EN: wt: (parti cularly that of the Lord Bithop of Carl.lle, with whom I have the honour of bring acquainted), induced me to try them upon a fon of mine, who had been very ill a long . time, and rec c i vu t little or no benefit from any Med:clue he took. I think it a duty due to you, and a national advantage, to fay, thit he was perfcdtly reltored togood health, by ouly taking time dotes of your incomparable Medicine, which I have Itrongly reco a mended to many of my friends for thernfelvcs and children, and they have never failed of fusses I am, Gentl , mrta, Your humble Servant, &MIR, Oft. t 7, Ohm. CHARLES Plti-SION. Sold, Whokfale and Retail, at Ching and Butler's, (;heap fide; and Ittiall by Van Bergen, Elfinore ; Bull. Dam:ale. out Callwell, Dublin; Davis, Cork; and by molt refpeetable Me dicine Venders in the United Kingdoms, in Bates at 55. half Boxes as. yd. and Family Boxes, auntaining five (mail Bois, at One Guinea each. v k ~~