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AllailMi .66:14 21 7..„ *AY: .cam -,- On Saturday, 'effrscaller Farrell and Pepe, vein indicted fur [Pealing iren rails from a houfe in Jermyn-tireet, near St. James's Market. 'I he lieute from which the bars were Rolm had formerly been tbs Gun Tavern; but the proprietor, a French Emigrant. had been ordered to quit the kingdom feveral years ago, and it had renutiaed unoccupied ever fince. The prifemers, of eourfe, thought, as it was net inhabited, there could be no ociafion for bars to keep thieves out, and accord ingly they fet to work with all their might to wrench them up. Unfortunately for them, the patrole, who was going his rounds, efpied them. He was fearful of attacking them, and went to the watch houfe for his partner. When they returned, his partner iabferved the pri(oners were two firong fellows, and might j%ew *lx, and therefore it would be better to have a third man with them :, this was agreed to, and three watchmen were chofen to take the prifoners, who were Rill bufy, Farrell at pulling the bars up, and Pope at carry ing them off,ancfhiding thenfbehind a place where ihutters were kept. The Ofileees-feized and con veyed them to the watch-houfe, and the but were found, aud, upon being applied to the area of the houfe, fitted exaaly. One bar was found in Pope's pocket. Pope, in his defence, declared he had been great part of his life at tea; that he was a pains•raking, indufirious man. and worked night and day for his living; that-upon the night of the robbery he /Ltd been upon a vifit to one of his eoinpanions, wilts lives near Oxford-road, and coming back, he had found the iron bar, which he put in his pocket, to reflore to the right owner, in cafe he fhonld ever meet with him. Part of this defence was &Wily true, for it appeared, from the information of the Officers. he was a common thief, and had been tranfported beyond fea. Farrell, who was a foldier ht the in regiment of Guards, lintssied op a written defeuge.wholt &mad bit ismocenee, and that he lusesv nothing of the 'prifener. his religion and fevcril mita* gave Mm a good charaaer, and proved that, except in chit 'atlantic, he had *condelted hitofelf like an libudi man and a good &Wier. The Court told Pope he eras toe old an offender to cape& any mercy—his fentence was, that be &cold he again trarifpoeted for feven years. As to Farrell, the Court, in chnfideretion of the cha. rather given him, and in hopes that he would avoid flicltbad company as the prifoner's in futurc, fen tenced him to two months imprifonment._ After !circa' odor petty trials. Salon ed. loomed. • Wednefday night a fatal accident happened in the harbour of Portfmouth, A Waterman, of the name of Pounce, upon going on board la, Pau aaaaa . indefiattee of a warning given him by the Lieutenant on watch, was fhot through the head by the centinel, who fired at him agreeably tp the oyders of tie Commanding Officer. 4i( Xtloo of Sacks, a young lady of about so, although enjoying perfect health, was for fbme months pad adlis.cled with a prefentintent that file would I ho rtly die : her hold . , however, continued good until a few evenings ago, when die was taken ill, aad expired next morning. On Tueiday fc'nnight as Wood, fon of Mr. Wood, farmer of Caverfwall, was placing fonts poles on a loaded waggon, at Loxley, near Uttoreter k the Itt.rfe suddenly darting, he was thrown from his firstasioo on the waggon, and the *heel* goiag over Isis howl, he wasitilled on the (pot. On Monday evening, about eight o'clock, the dwelling houfe of Mr. Woodroffe, miller, near Hor ringer-mill, Suffolk, was fit on fire by a meteor, and entirely confumed, logethenswith a (table ad joining By timely adidance moil et the furni ture, and a flack of hay near; die bottle, were preferred, the wind being in a contrary direCtion. Wednefday night a fire broke out at a cheefe monger's, at Camberwell, which nearly confumed the whole of t'..e premifes, before the flames could be extinguifhed. Mod of the property was de droyed. The barn and flacks of corn belonging to Mr. J. Kerrifon, of Panxworth, Norfolk, were dilco vered to be on fire a few mornings ago, and were totally confumed. There is much reafon to be lieve they were fet on fire by fome The bottle of Mr. Richards, wine-merchant, the corner of Humberton-gate, Leiceller, was early on Thurfday morning broke into. The villains entered at the vault window, and after forcing (c -ostal locks made their way into the drop. IMr. et h ear i ng - a noise, Annoyd his fervent*, and com ing down (fairs found dose had leaped through the parlour window. They had attempted the houfe door without (acted's. Early on Tnefday evening two houfe-breakers got into an uninhabited haste in pean-ftreet, for the purpofe, it is fuppofed, in the courfe of the night, of breaking into the rear of Sir lows' BANK e's houfe,orMr.Dauberky's,in Soho fquare. It fortunately happened that one of the former te :tants returned to the houfe for fome article of fur- Wenn forgotten, which frightened the thieves,. who fuppoted the patrols to have got iv, in con fequenes of which they leaps.d nut of the tuft floor window, and ran otf. They were drette.4 in a fort of blue uniform, for the porpok of not cultic; fuf picion. Ft idayevening,between liven and.ei3ht o'clock, as the youngeh ton of Mr. Carpenter, of George ftree•, Bath, was returning to Wellon, he was ac coiled by a man who called him by his name, and continued converting with him till they reached the liile near the hone puny in Wellon-lane, w h ere t he viliain kited him by the cravat, and preleitted a pi Rol to his head, threatening to %not him is be male any 1101fe ; he then wlaillled, and another fellow Reprzi from behind the hedge, and afterteating the Liars coat, which was bUitOiled, come at his pocket., r”libed him of a 71. piece and ("rite flver--one of th:m belling a pith - 4 to his head the whole time. *l2sey then compelled l.'m to go back to I%.th, threatening to murder bins it be dared to return to Welton. r?~ . • :• . - MILITARY 'Esomanorrs. OILDNANCE-OTFICI, OCTOZER 20. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Beweet-Lievitemne-Colond Thais judgfon to be Major. DM zltate 8, aot. c Lieutenant Robert Demur to be Captain, vice Judg . fon. Dated September a, ilk:. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Williamßentham to be Major, vice 'noniron, deceafed. . Dated June 9. aor. Ca -Lieutenant Frederic Grifiltlat to be Captain, vice Ben =. Dated September 3. dot. Fkft Lieutenant Oliver Fry to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Griffiha. Dated Wolter 14, Ldot. Second Lieutenant Samuel Bohan to be Firlt Lieutenant, vice Pry. Dated an above. Major-Genend Vaughan Lloyd to be Colonet.Conunandant. I Dated a above. _ _ . Brevet Colonel Aicsander Shand to be Colonel en Second. vice Lloyd. Dated as above. Brevet Licommuse-Colonei James Hidden to be licataunt- Colonel. vice Shand. Dated as above. • . Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel George Levria to be Major, vice Madden. Dated as above. Captain Lientettunt Charles NCWIJOUIC to be Captain vice Lewis. Dated as above. Ma Lieutenant AL:sander Diehl* to be Captain-Lieutenant. vice Newhoufe. Dated as above. ikeentel Lieutenant Henry B. Lane to be Heft Lieutenant, vice Dkkfon. Dated as above. brevet LOuttutartaCcioeci Cbarlos Terrett to be Lieutenant- Colonel. Dated as above. brevet Major Edward When to be Major, vice Terrot. Dat ed as above. Xitakt-Lieutenant WO= Dixon to be Captain, vice Stebe- Dated as above. rkft Lieutenant Robert Bull to he Captain-Lieotenaut, vice Dixon. Dated as above. Secord Lieutenant John W. Kettlewell to be Tirtt Lieutenant, vice Bea Dated as'above. Commions in the Dorfetfhire Regiment of MM . . tia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Darker to be ' ' H. Giles —to be RefigO, Tice Litotes-et Dated June sg, Acta. Wittiain Towky to be Eolign, vice Enfign BULtt, reLgeed. Dated put' a", 'Sot. John Huta' to be Enke, Tice Enfiga Richards, Missal. Dated Augult 24, am.. ConintiMen in the Norfolk Militia, fin ed by the Lerrith rragrial Lord LkatenaotWeftern Regiment. WilEnn atria, Gent. to be Eatign, vita Lifesn WUlimos, procnotod. nand Odober 3, dot. Commit Eons in the Met (orArgyllfhire) Regiment of North Britifh Militia, figned vy the Lord Lieutenant. John Munro, Gent. to be Enllgnorice Chriftle, remota. Dat ed June ao, dot. Jobe Wriest, Goat to be Eulign, vice alAurin. rekutd• Dated Aura I, tam Commillion fighed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County or Lincoln. Matthew Bancroft Lifter, Efq. to be .2 Deputy-Licutamt Dated October 3, !km. COMittiaion in the Heyklbury Volunteer Affocia. tion. figned by his ite s t s eateti Aug. 5. Thomas Flower, Gast. to ha litatas. Caaaington, Gent. to 100 Wigs. BAXICRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Blow. y. Thomas Pitt, of Swanks, Olamorionfhire, baberdalher, at tett, at Guildhall, London. Thes. to. James Edward Bowyer Bull, late of the City P. baker, at ten. at GuadhalL Nov. to. Solomon Fox, of Wanloor-ftreet, cabinet-anultor, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. is. Thomas Bolter and Jahn Sherlund, of Mader, wed- letroirapo, at ten, at Gtuldhall,Lontion. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Thomas White, late of Porthnouth. Hansa, mariner. BANKRUPTS. _ _ _ James Miller, of Hanwnerfraith, wheelwright, to furrender Odlober 27, 29, and Dee. s. at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. WiWants, Barnard' .inn, HOW'''. William Eire. of Fled-llreet, London, warehoufeman, Oanber 29, Nov. 7, and Dec. s, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Kibblewhite, Ony's-lon-Place. I Thomas 'Defoe, of Fenehurch-Bred, Loadaa, wilsoenerdinet, Nov. 3, 7,and Doc.s, at ten, at Guildhall. *townies, Maks. J. and S. Pollen, Fore-fircet, Cripplegate. John Serie, of Shepton-Mallett, Somerfctlhire, clothier, Nov. 23, se. and Dar. s, at aim= , at the Boni Taftl2ll, BMW. Attoroies, Mr. Henry Davis, ; or Mean Lewis and James, Gray's-Inn-fouue. Thomas Hodgfou, of Liverpool, broker, Nov. 6,7, and Deaf, at three, at the Scar Inn, Deanfgate, Maneheiter. Amoriales, Mr. E. Foulkes. lila:whetter. or Mr. J. Foulkes, Hastilbeet, Bloomibury-fquare. Timothy Vlrtue,of Hammerfmitb, carpenter, °Rohm 37,N0L to, and Dee. s, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Handl toe Berwiek-iliest Soho. James Althea, of Csftle-greet, Leicefter-Fielda, print-feller, OCrtober 31, Nov. 7, and Dee. 5, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. Hill, Ruod-bne, Fenchureh- ft reet. Henry Mitchell, of Gofport, rope-maker, Nov. f, at two, Nov. 3,at eleven, and Dec. 5, at twelve, at the Dolphin Inn, Got pact. Anoraks, Mr. I,ewie Young, in Gorport ; or McGill.. Sandy, aad Horton, Crane -court, fleet-ttrect. Edward Rowlaada, of Coalbrooke DLit, Salop, barge-owser, Nan 9, to, and Dec. 5, at twelve, at the Rod Lion lon, New pon, Salop. Attorutea, Mr. Morris, Newport; or Mr. Ban bow, Lincola's-Inn, I .madon. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 3. William Grigg, of Wickham-Market, Suffolk, lima draper, at nine, at Guildhall, London. Dec.s. Walter Davie, of linen-draper, at eleven, at GuildhalL Nov. 16. John Liniker, late of Liverpool, woollen-draper, at ten, at the Globe Tavern, LivespooL Nov. s 7. Nicholas Morrell, of Newtonnpon-Oum, Vorkfilives dada, at twelve, at the White Horfe inn , Coppergate, York. Dec. I. William Bayley, of Wakeficki, ironmonger, st the Strafford's-Arms Inn. Wakefield. Nov. at. Jofeph Hadfield, of crown-court, Broad-flreet, Lon don, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. Nov. sg. William Hyland. of Robertfbridge, Sofres, fisopkceper, at one, at Guildhall, London. Nov. it. Thomas Veltllle, of Leadenhall-Market, butcher, at twelve, at GulklhalL Nov. si PhD Walford, of Red-Lion-I*quart, apothecary, at one, at Guildhall. Nov. zu. John Edwards and William Purl, of Rol Lloo ftreet, Southwark, cornfadors, at WC, at Guildhall Nov. to. William Savage, of Holborn, grocer, at ten, at Guild hall. London. - Dee. 5. Thomas Adams, of Upton-si) •wrSevern, Woreeficr, grocer, at eleven, at the Talbot-Inn, Upton-upon-Severn, Nov. 16. James Camper, of St. Pancras, SuCa, Unen-draper, at eleven, at the Dolphin inn, Ch:eheßer. Nov. so. John Bayly, of A Oxford, Rem, bookie:ller, at eleven, at the Sarseetes-Head Inn. Milford. Dec. 2a, Joim Cafper Hartfincit, Julius Hutshinfoo, and Wm. PlayfithAff Cornidli, bankers, at one, at Guildhall. Dec. 17. Richard Samna( Bennett, of Houndfifitch„ batter and bofier. at ten, at Guildhal Dee. as. Thomas 114thaway, late of Cheltenham, liner draper, at one, at Guildhall, London. Nov. ar. Samuel Ire.Lod, of St. (Among adios, merchant, at one, at Guildhall. Nov. 59. Chart,' Manwarinr, of Maneheficr, lhornriher, at three, cha-tie at the bode of Franci s Hillid ge , Mark( e, Man r. Dec. s. Thomas &rest, of Park-laoe, vidaaller, at eleven, at Gurkha!!. Dec. t. li.njarnin Vanhan, of Midakfcr, call co• printer, at twelve, at Guildhall. Nov. 24. John Gamble. Lase of Willoozishy Wareelefi.lolerf terthire, muter-krises:et, at eleven, as the The:o Cranes In'', Leleefta. Nov. ilk Taunus Copper. the younger of Liverpool, 644 skater, at &vat, et the (Ake Tavern, Liverpool. Oh Monday' the Rev. Richard ''. Bonet. late of Oriel College, Oxford. only fon of the late Lowl aithop of Exe ter, Domettic Chaplain te the Come& af Stafford, Perpetual Curate of Stoic Cannon, and Vicar of Colytr, fit Devon, was Inffkuted to the Rettory of Weft thieldatid, on ilic pref.-sta tion of the Right Hots. Lord tit Dandwrvide and Balk% of Tehidy Pk*, Cornwall. Same day, at the Mayoralty HOUR, Plytbouth, the Rev. W. Rowe, Chaplain of the Rebuke, 74, Cupid"' IL R. Jervis, was eleeted Lederer of St. Andrsfes L'hand, hy the Mayor, Al dermen, and CommOn Council, vice the Rev. W. Manley, RnSor of Stock Honing, reeved. • The Rev. }lnoue Ku, D. Lk late Student of Chefft Church, Oxford, is appointed by the Dyke of Portland, Chaneeltor of that lisivertty, to be Principal of tit. Mary Hall, vacant by the dsath oldie late Pr. Newell. The Rev. Henry Beebe, D. D. late Fellow of Orld College, ft songnatal by the Kb& Ranins Prafeffor of Modern Hillary in the thskerfity of OHM., in the room of the late Dr. Principal of St. Mary Hall. The Rev. Mpg Dodd, Morning Preaahee at the MOOR was left week elated n Follow of MAgdaleo Colier.Canibridge. CAMBRIDGE, OCIGBBR 13. TiC Rev. lifeethew Rthse, D.D. Maher of the Charter. Hoofe Sthocd, and Fellow of Trinity Coilrge, is prefented by the Mailer and Fellows of that Soekty, to the ticarage of Bot tifilltll in this county, mated by the promotion of the Rev. Hairy Porter. The Rev. Francis Howes, R. A. Fellow of TrinitferAlegs, is alto pretested, by the Mailer and Fellown of that Society, to the vicarage of Shitlington with Cravenhurit, in Dedfordfitire. The Right Hon. the Earl Cadogan has appointed the Rev. 116311 Forty, Clerk, M. A. and Fellow of IlOing's College its this niverfity, to be one of his Lonithip's dMllefic Chaptdns. BIRTH& Tiusiday,the Lady of Colooe) Glyn, in Great Coraberland fireet, of a daughter. On tie t 9th ta (tam, at Love/fall Hatl, Lady Lola Harley, of a fon. Thurfday, the Lady of Dr. Robintoo, Doctor , Commom, of a fon. Ch/ the lath hatl. at Londonderry, the Lady at B. General C. Campbell, of ; daughter. ....... Oat the teth init. at Tottaidge, Hoes, John Leach Panter, Efq. of Mufwell.hill In the county of Middietex, to Mifs Sank Downes, youngeft daughter of the late Peter Downes, Efq. of .Cluigky, in thc county of C.befter. At Clapham Church, on Tucfday laft. Mr. Brown, Surgeon, ' of Levilthatn, to Mir. Peake of that place. Jokyk Crippe, Efq. of Dire:otter, to Mitt Harrifota, Clapham Coauson. James Fetgufoo, Efq. to Mitt Bloom, daughter of Sir Mat thew Blesant, M. P. On Satntday felines, at Cotton, in Norio& , by the Rev. J.' Ives, the Hon. George Lily, eldeft fon of the Right Hon. Lord Bolles,to Mira itaciael fres Drake, daeghter of Welkin Drake, Jun. FJq. late klemiier for Anwrilnun. in Buckinghoinftdre. At Bally cull cn, eousty Clare, Mr. Thomas .-arn fon ,to ?Mrs Sank O'Halloran, dauginer to the lam Tinily O'ttallarau.Eiq. At Newton..avenue ' Block-rock, near Dublin, Vaughan Jon. Mao, Efq. to Mrs. Germim, of the fame place. Chrlfimms Weans, Efq. one of his Majefty's Commlifaries in Ireland, to Mifs Monek. At Jamaica In Augult, hlr. Wm. Breaft to Mrs. Angus; Mr. limes A. Claypook to Alfa Frearfon, daughter of E. Frew fon Efq. dixeded i Jacob Dreftado, jun. L. to Milk L.-alone Cr;fto ; Mr. Forbes to MW. King ; and Whitakead, Efq. to Mfrs White. • MEL). - On the 18th inft. to Southamptoo-ftreet, Strand, Mn. Ca mem; wife of John Cammack, ESQ. of the Hon. Eaft India Company's fernier. On Tuefday left, at Borwood, in Surry,lVlrs. Carrie, In the yifitit year of her age. Wodnefday morning, the am. John Sel7lofle, of Heavirree, near Exeter. Friday morning, after 2 long and painful inners, Mrs. Ca /he wife of Mr, Claridge, of Petters Barr, Lear Hat -o.+l, Herts. Win. Smith. of Rowleßown, county Duhli:: Efq. At Cloosale, ceunty Rofmennion, Patrick iclier, Ffq. At Cradoc, county Clare, Mrs. O'Brien, raid of the late Duriogis O'Brien, Erq. At Enuiftimion-hosife, Cbriftoirhat O'Brien, Efq, At Waterford, the wife of St.m Grant, M. D...-and Dr. He yiand, one of tie people cal •Wr Cinders. At Jamaica in Auguft, Robert CNA, Eh" Dr. Charles Staid man the Royal Navy ; Mr. Nell Wilmot); Mils Sarah 1.44 t Captain De Ghee', of the 6ctb regiment; Mrs. Ann Spalding, wife of S. Spalding, Efq. William Rofs, Efq. late cod rnander of the Recovery fehuontr • Mr. Nicholas Cowen ; Mr. James Topkom; Mr. Tarnbull, cOischmaker • Mr. James Rit chey ; Mr. A.drew M.Cullosis.; Mt, John Burrow ; Mr. Mates Tavares ; Mn. Dinah Nunes Netts ; MU. Rachel Cohen ; Dun can Pollock, lifq. Mr. David Cosissiddi, jms.:—At fca, Captain Maughan, of his Majeßy's lhip lionetta; Mr. John Smith, clerk to Mars. Gordon and Phillips ; Gordon Maxwell, Efq. Cap tain a R battalion kik regiment; Mr. Archibald Morrifon ; Mrs. Scoby ; Mn. Duncan Hardy; Daniel Hine, fem. Efq. aged 79 yams; Mr. George Monats, Mr. John Shaw, one of the Clerks iss the King's Yard; Mrs. Laird, lately from Eu rope; Mr. Rodeos; Lancelot Barton, Efq.; Mrs. Hannah PC4I4 ; Captain Chides Moore; Mr. Henry Thomas Oilier, Midfhipman of his Majefty's thip Circe Mr. Bradfut ; the in fant daughter of Mr. William Bradford • Mr. James Lamb; Lieutenant Sandfoift, of the gods Light Dragoons • Mr. Dou glas, Overtax af fPlatenix Baste; Mr. Robert Scarlet ; and Mr. James Manderfon. COUNTY of LOUTH, within 3o Nuns of DUBLIN. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Oreat-Enous, Pail-Mall, y Thugday, the 4th of Fe bruaruneat, at Ow o'Clock, A VALUABLE and de:noble FREEHOLD ESTATE, soniffing of the-Manor of Dromearbel. with Qltit.Fleats. &c. and eve eligible Pima, with Ts-unlike Build ings. and al6 A. z B. 14 P. Irak acres of rich Feeding Land, rntirely compadt, and within a ring frame, lett ego.) !cafes for three lives, or thirty-cox years, at moderate rents, mounting to Five Hundred and Sweaty-four Pounds, and upwards, to the following punetaai and rtipcelable tthanta, via. Mars. Carragher, Milone ' M'Croarverilit, Telltale, Bell, and Thoma s Craven. Elq. The Eltate is dchrably fituate within three miles of Andra, ten of Dundalk, and thirty miles froin Dublin, in the road leading from Andree to Drimgoldc flown, In the county IA Loath. The tenant will Otero the Prewar,. and Mined particulars may be bad of Dance, Uri No. 4t. Oral SklP•ftreer, DuSliu ; of the Printers of the Cbefter and Liverpool Papas ; at the Rainb ow Coffenbouft. in Carnhilli and in Pall-Msli, where a plan of the ERate may be ken. Mr. eltrifile is empowered to rccrlitc propoisla by Private Contra& DISEASES of the URINARY CANAL aid VINRITCAL COMPLAINTS. M R. DUFOUR informs th. Publie,that he may daily ba cowhand gratis, from piej.athis bode, No. 5, 1 ritb-ftreet, Soho, Loudon, in all elks of Otitruetions, Ste - Mures, Ghats, Seminal Weaknefs, Incontinency of Urine Impotence, and debility hs either S-1, Re. Fnen ' catenlive Practice in this department, to which he has ma fined Lindell for many years, he offers a method of cure, mild, efficacious, and which prevents a re/Bpr'. Mr. DUFOUR, fok Proprietor of Daran's celebrated (me dicated) Boogies, his ultimately fo improved theta, by divell ins theft °Ms la/listing elm% of common Bowi.s, that they foccood where caul/icy and other violent mans Lee &Wed. For the Venereal Difcsk, Mr. DUFOUR is in riffiffion of Dr'aw's Remaiks, to mild thin they render ecollnimsent or ref/raint in dirt unsanitary. To enable hint to attend patients mils& own hocks, he kit provided the sailtance of a Deltaic man of the Facility. Perron* in the eosatry may be cured by flist'ulg their cake in letters, pod. paid. loft ritiliftied, price is. 64. Fifth Edition, entazied.—A Treadle as the above Complaints, illullsasod with the ' , slots fy . flistieut and Cake Stewing the painful awl dangerous et C.utli, BOLlfiell •' an Imp/ wed method of teci , :n; realism, Ike. lac. Prin ted far J. Callow, Crown-ono and H D. S., •nond4, Patermalterrew ; AID, to Is Lad at M'ctueen's, Irecter-Cninge, and it 04 Milt PROPRIETOR .91 MIA etrell n JL REMEDY bfo certin tit its Macy hav ing failed . i n a ,ukty of Cu., areas, k does not enkikot e e l - s Coen, root and brutish, IN, 4711..11 Tilt MONEY. irwiL,onappaleation,takeud the !Automation to a few • and dettroy dfcetually the Maligoity without the Ictft buted, Pribted Medians foaled up with it- This is the celebrated PLAISTER dint ginned fa notch re , In Gomm, and has been fold fn Loodon opwarh, rittit il leart, with aliegresteit reputation. Sold Witold's& and Retail by T. Attel, N o . g, near jhe Royal Exchange; and alfo by Mr. Dliy, N o , 7 , T: Milk-fireci ; Mr. Vi'iron, No. 39, St. isna...'s-Sxesi; m r „ swtrier. No. at, PaS-Mall; Mr. 'Word, N o . 324, Holt ; and )(hook and Co. Mo. Tye, Ozkird-trect. • At Brittol, Isy Sul& and Shoppard; ao4 &saner, perste, Bath, By }beard, hookfelkr„ and RoktiLn, partunitr. Iliruiburgh, by Batter, Sandi Bettgr. Pretkord Gefport., LiVcr,ool. by Mr. Oar, Prbncr•abd Mr- .igna s ,booV e li er Rortfinouth, Mr. Motley. Milactier; WHEN Profeffionol licit etlocaunn and r e . fp...lnfabflity'deviate fruit the pausal {i}ilern by th• r. i c eti on of a peculiar Brunch, the fa:let Ina of bang cantle:lei faccefs Is the bolt criterion of faperlatity. Eight years have 1 dovoted Foy vitt:lot to the areltAve twat_ meat of THREE DISORDERS, And the tucesdatui Midi it ray plan gives me additional ardour to °prig au t ar at able the ravage of that complaints which sit the molt imo. ant io the eatsialue of Lanvin iniirotirlea Alter iniriatiO) into every branch as an Army Surgeon. I formed a with at an early period of ProdUm to 6.4.4 K ahrfrom the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally du genus preclititaney of general Praaltloners. The THREE IMAYADBAS, to the cured witleh t hav, 4. voted hay attention, cmnprina every rpm* of VgNi O.F.AL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration All kinds of PEW ATV. whethcr miring from t h e I4S Schoolboys or the indulgence of mature age, and WV- do ravine of the Orem in Women which Is eased n.ihdt..,B. 14lonacr ou r STER s dif l eacs air l f iTY. the refalt of ignorance or hot, , • ' the treatment of a frank Oonorrbea, an d it n't untrAptc.-e -peas Mai Mc feeds of Ufa are poilinned by the 444 item. . unguarded boor. aro *sine tunthrkl(non dorn?.. ally cured. and then when ethers have Weds l trot; hat mar prefume to off= a radical re-efLablithment. 'f ew, h ow e ve r are the cal. of complicated d.in fi is this Monier mustard with the calamitous faisatiosts of Men, w from led ulgrocc las SOLOTA.BY NICE. Ise dupes:ft/cm Gm:. ties of a falbionable Life, atiVlitt that itatt of Debility uadela is the unavoidable confequance of fuck pentielom habit., Where the unhappy fufferer broods over his mitiry,but care, hilly conceals MI mlsfortasso k away be tonne roofnlatior toe bins to know,. that although k be am abjure ofslunbt or twos =May win\ odor Pftellialawasa, the erlaufal of trufc bi ii- CLE)4CIES by the gradual pewees of Reonvation is the arqthe meat of my experience. If the ekes of Bacchmor Venu s llise begun to redact manly rigour, muck anxiety will be i , rzvented by mask cawatcradina of Mar languid Rau, lad in troft cafes s• great dilfireltka will =mar. But where this Deficiency has far years malod. a proper Per feveranoe is iatli%tentibly re quithe to revive the nualbrieg Ipatie of Life, and to re-animate the asoltlrutrots. IstmLßlLep WObatf, *ho have long been ditimpointed M dick explanations of a Family, any be allisnaL that in molt lallances fach &fads arc =Weil Medial SkIS. The SBCRECT which is for:Caudal to my underrating, and the Ctualliestinns *hick I haft Preform-at to Mae, form tha Bafis of my Pretenfions, and in eablekkeee wit* fuck this inti nation la given, that Mr B our be scouted ? d am p, (or by letters inetaling a Coon note) at his beak bk.. as), Ana dd-firett, Strand, seem Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance M Water-arca oAjolaing, and the name Is on both the doors. Mt. IL %teethes of thr Royal nt above•ng. TO THE UNPREJUDICED. W HEN his Ikttjeily's Letters Patent have fleets grallted to a PrrParaikal or meslitine, the public are at owe guarded againß fraud and Impolition, fueh medicine .r preparation i, previoußy knelled into anduneliend by (MINI and able Priteders, and on their report rdts thg grant of a Patent. The Botanical Syrup and Nervous COW ithee both Read the tel of the flrft Medical Mai in England, and the estate Pro fetrori is Phyhc of Sae prefent age; and for which laid Majelly has granted his Royal Letters Patent ; thtiefatidtimwd'br. Bra . dam is bold in holding forth 41)ths world tl4 anifee ens unri valled Medicines, whitish tin hstit of 4067 aatiat*O" 4 ?P ' i" ration. for upwards or Ao T am. The BotteicatOrrup is rt tarn and fare cure for aU Vern-real Infetions If thcliumaa frame baa bean poifoned by the above lateen/3n, or by Macs riai prepasattons, the Botanical Syrup will (if regularly Akers) purify the body, and dear it frets all blorthea arid fon% nag to that of the infant newsy born; if Gle,tsor (kaurrtura, few bottles will berequifite is perform a cute. • In Women, the Medicine la a certalotemedy agaltift barronnefs or Iterility,and Cenral complaints the female is fulaint to, which delicacy pre. vents to be here inferted, and which is fully replanted in "The Guide to Old Air." All kinds of debility, whether &riling from the habits of re h 001-bo ya, or the Indulgence of mature age, which render men miferable, and make them unfit to enjoy the,ll-1- flags of fanny, and more fo that of the married Rate, the Bo tanical Syrup will remove ; the good seeds of which. thou lands have experienced and numbers have wltified. To there Ladies or Gernktnen bordering en the State of Ma trimony, the Doelor would particularly recommend the Nat. nice& Syrup, (print') their appearance before tin Altar of Hy men), who are is the iltnalleit degree apprehenlive of fydas not being entirely found, or fubjern to relaxations of the fade. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS coaDIAL to be had at the Dodoes Houfe, No. 9, Annear.rtrees, 7 WWI from the Levedan Mufeum, Blackflies+. /bridge, in lentos at sp. eta 6d. and sa 6,1. Aft) at In Bath, Crintwell, Dlargovr. Mister, Brighton. Donaldfon and Co. Harnbro', Mr. Remnant, Birmingham, Switunry, Engin!! ilookrtlier. Bedford, Smith, Ipfwich, Middleditch, Sandford, Simmons. Ifle of Wtglat, ' Bury St. Loiniumrs, Dingle, Irwin; A. Yuman, reveling. Bridport Margrie Leeds, &AIRS and Ca Cheltenham, Buckle, Lynn, Gales, Cambridge, One, Leirefter, thrinten, Canterbury, Boitow, Lewes, Elliott, I:Arline. Join:. Manchefter, Lynch, Chatham, Ethcrington, Margate, Silver, Chelmsford, Meggy and Co Newbrow, Clutter Poole and Ben, Newcaßk, Walker, Chi. hefier, PlaWlpßnt , N.eskusgston, Dicey and 90 Dublin, Spillioury and Co. Notningloorn, Bu‘baso and Ca Durham, Heads:Nun, Norw.ch, Stercrifon and Co Deal, Rofe, °slant Dover, Neale,, Plymoutt n atiensw, Derby, Dretw,, kerthel, Smart, and Co Edinburgh, *nor, Sunderland, Bray. Meffra. linthand, erwibary, Eetiowcs, at aleothempten, habeas Lida.. mkt Cu, hatilbury, Mr R. Scott, drug. Preem, Surma, Gladwin, conned. ISiAcy . Mr. A ihrry.k's Etna, Trutman and Son, Markman. Calkat ()apart, Harding And by moR ltookfcllms and Meditias-Yawiew in the thrall kingdoms. ;.• Tty Ade I,,acilfs and i'an , lrrres hbrdefo.c on tilt Pore of Matrimony, the Doetor part.rillirl. Row/root ILS Botanical Sr up, prior In their appaaraniu la-fart tiv. Altar of Hymen, vat,* are ar dastec oprititgaffse of OK "- tem not brim catarrh, twaat, w labia;, is wiewww. W the Solids. 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