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LAW .W 7 EL LIGE'', CIL COURT OF ItYNR - ; BENCH. MAY 90. CASTAIREI 4. STEINg. In this case, which, it s 4 ill , b, recollected, was an action tried before Lord Er.ttNHOrrovort. at Guild hall, during the sittings after Hilary Terns last, to try whether certain transactions which had taken place between Messrs. Kensingtons, Bankers, in London ; and Messrs. Steine, Smith, and Co. Ban kers, at E inburgh. were usurious or not, and in which a verdict was found for the plaintiffs, Assignees of Kensington, establishing a demand against the estate of Steine, Smith, and Co. to the amount of near siMOO,OOO, a rule had been obtained, calling on the plaintiff to shew cause why a new trial should not be granted. The Court this day gave their judgment, and declared that there was not ground made out by the defendant which would authorize the Court in disturbing the verdict. The rule was therefore dischargid, and the verdict of the plaintitf was established. 1 ; • ' 0 I I • t V. I .1 TilIS KOlO V. CROSS AND OTHERS. These defendants were brought n for juilgment for the nuisance in plying Greenwich coaches at Charing Cross. The Court intimated they would re quire two sureties in £250 each, for the abatement of the nuisance ; and gave them time to procure such security. COURT OF COMMON MAY 31. LUNI) V. HUMPH Rms. This was an action brought by Mr. Lund, a comic performer at Sadler's Wells, to recover £135, as a compensation for a loss sustained by the defendant's breach of agreement. The defendant, who is Manager of the Greenwich-Theatre, entered into a written agreement to engage Mr. Lund in December List, to perform ten nights. He was to share with the de: . fendant the receipts of the Theatre every night during nine nights, after deducting AI for the expenses.— The tenth night be was to divide the money, after Ad% and to have a benefit in the course of the term of his engagement. At the time appointed he went to yerform, and vas surpiised to find the defendant de clined his services. He then commenced his action, and the defendant agreed to pav ae2o to settle the business. He accordingly paid BID, and failing to pay the remainder, the action went en. Mr. Serjeant BEST, for the defendant, stated, that the agreement was rendered useless by the unforeseen circumstance of Mr. Kean's performance at the Deptf ad Theatre. While thit actor was in the tit ighbeuthood of Greenwich, there was no chance of obtaining enough at the defendant's Theatre to ply -for candles. The defendant, under such un- I,•as4nt circumstances, had been forced to break the agreement, to keep both himself and Lund from starving. The Learned Serjeant said, the receipts of t.,:e Theatre were so small, that the sum was not w 'rth 112thle. The Jury would crier give sel3s, provided they considered the agreement binding—Al33 was more than one of ji,naparte's Field Marshals ob tained in ten days, yet the plaintiff supposed hecould obtain that sum from his chew, who coulrbot pay the other naiscrable £lO which he had agreed to give, to avoid a gaol. The Jury found a vadict for the plainuff—Darmages £l5. • WIN srstrm—Yesterday o men and a wrstnan weie fully committed, on charges of tittering coon tea kit siver, at several public Louses. On one of them was tound some elifinislhd shillings, and some pieces of metal, which led to a strong suspicion that they are also coiners.—Three men were charged with most violent conduct towards two young Gentlemen, as they were returning from Epsom Races, on Bat tersea Common, by r tillinglhein off their horses, and heating them in a must cruel manner. They were ordered co find bail. EAST-INDIA House.—Yesterday a Genera' Court was held at the East India House, for the purpose of resuming the consideration of a Re port from the Com niitiee of Bye-laws. On the Chairman movieir.: that the Chapter of Elections be considered, the Hon. P. EiN smut) gave notice, that if the Court of Dir.:cors tiliould not preNtie a paragraph for Madras, -re Wive to M. . Conn lei conduct with respect t- Mr. SIIEMSDN, be siiculd feel bound to introduce one himself to the notice of ite Propriet , as. The Chairman observed, • that the Directors meant shoitiy to take the business into consideration ; but he had.no kiod of objection to the Hon. Proprietor taking the matter into his own bands. The. Chairman then announced the intelligence of the disputes at Canton being happily terminated. After which the Court proceeetd to the Order of the and commenced with section On coming to sect. 7, a long and animated debate arose on a Motion of Mr. KINNAIItD, seconded by Mr. If vamp to omit the words" or less than five ;" in which the hover, Seconder, CITAIRNI/1/7, Sirs J. MALCOLM aid J. GitAIMM ; and Messrs. Alderman ATKINS, l'ltOWElt t LftWISDES, DDION, RANI:ILI/ 4 J ACK. £og, TWINING, PATTaiON t and SISIPSON, took an ac tive p.irt ; and at five o'clock the question. being, put, the Amendment was lost by a very considerable ma jority. A Ballot was demanded on the main question, wiaLti was hard to be taken on aifutuie dap • We are informed that Dr. Conran, and three emi tent Surons, of 30 years experience in Strictures, Fistulas, Debilities, etc. etc. have established a Medi cal' Boarti ;it Charlotte-house, Great Charlotte-street, opposite Ro WLA nn Hu.i's Char' Blackfriat's-toad, where the puhlic are relieved from the most dangerous di.e.t.es without salivation erionfinement. The In. stitution claims tke attention-of those rho may have attempted the'cnrit of themselves, or who have been so einfortunate as to consult men ignorant of so int pe,rtant a branch of the profession, whose improper' treatment have mercurialized thousands out of their existence—eruptions en the head, lace, and body, sore eyes, tut o at, and nose, vertigo, noise iutheears, deafness, dimness of sight, often ending in blind , ness ; r,ins in :he head and limbs, frequently mis taken hir theumatisni ; extreme weakness in the knees, swelled ankles, with a general &Linty, &c. areionly a few of tine dreadful syciptonis %cinch frequentlyappear years atter, and too Mien embitter the matrimonial state. Messrs. Guerra and Co. are consulted daily by all ranks of people, from ten tilleight or by letter, in closing a fee (tor no others are answered), stating it case, when medicine and the best advice is sent to all parts of me kingdom. They also cure the piles aud fistula, without burning or cutting, and give advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thurfiday i euld Sum. wpy mornings, tth twelve o'clock. diG.RICULTURAL. zuzPolti FO mAr. The growing crops of Wheat have experienced considerable changes in the. course cif the month ; in the early part they recovered their bad co lour, and went on promisingly. till the last two or three nights of white frost, which have giver. those again , on the heavy lands rather an unfavourable ap pearance ; the general prospect, however, is decidedly good. The late rains came timely for the latter sown spring corn, both Oats and Barley, giving a general, plant of Clover and other seeds. Beans and Pease were never freer from collier and vermin, and pro nfise abundantly. Rye is fop ward, and indicates an early harvest. The .general plants of Pota:nes a rc good. Ray Grass, Clovers, and Tares, are heavy on the ground in most districts ; and the grass lands are bottomed for Hay crops, exceeding any thing known for tunny Yeats past. The crops of Rape and Mus tard are troected to be lar g e. CarraWay is not likely to prove tiro illy productive, having in many parts last Rant in the spilt*. The Cyder counties at He reford, Gloucester, and Worcester, have failed en tirely of fruit, although their bloiim 'was utter liner. The Meat markets, which had a start in the begin ning, have declined in .price tlwards the close ct the month, except in the West, wLere the victualling de mand for the Navy has been tavorerAle. Lean Sm e lt, of most kinds, has fallen very coie:iderably. Hoises, fit for cavalry or artillery uses, have advanced much in price. The Wool markets are brisker, particularly for long fleeces. Monday last as Mr. Whitten, baker, in Panyer alley, Newgate-street, was serving in his shop, he dropped down in an apoplectic fit, and expired im mediately. Mr. Edman, surgeon, of Newgate-s•reet, who was sent tor to bleed him, on his return home was tlken ill, and expired the same day. Friday last, an accident happened at the saltpetre refining-house, ta.longing to the powder mills of Mr. I Harvey, of Ba.tie :—As • S. Middlemas, one of the workmen, was employed in extracting the saltpetre from. about three barrels of damaged gunpowuer, it suddenly exploded, and the poor mart was killed. Tuesday evening a bareeman, at l'add.ngton, to prove that he despised pain, actually allowed another savage to Lite hi: ear 11 The fellow, in the same spirit of bravado, had himself previously thrust a large pin through the same ear. DISTRI:11110N OF PRIZE-MONnY. Ceres, for the V ivtd, rn the 10th of June, at 15, Surrey. strtet, Strand, and there reranal. Franchise and Sur, fur la Hazard; end Minstrel, for the I Tor tensia, this day, at t 2, A rundel..trert, Strand, and there recalled. Hyperion, for the Rattlesnake, on Tuesday, at 2, Adelphi- Terrace ; recalled Wednesdays and l'hursdays. Pactolus, for the MAO& Chrl.iitia, on board, to morrow; re called 1 ursdays and Fridays, at 4! ) Nurfulk-street, humid. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. lune 20, Wm. Alston, Heybridge-ball, E•sex, farmer, at 11. June 13, James Dowd, John-strect, Omord•street, victualler, at twelve. June 17, Thomas Er 1.3114,11. Rumford, linen-draper, at eh ven. June 17, John Ash, l'hinitree-strcet, sword cutler, at eleven. June 10, flumes Locker, Oxfurd-street, haVrilasher, at twelve. June 3, Thomas Steadman alit: Samuel flowlind, of Tower-street, merchants, at twelve. Jure tA, Samuel I.2rane and Ilcuri Samuel Crane, :itrattnr.l p•erchwiti, at zw. lye. June 17, John Mayer the younger, of Leadenhall-rtrcer, merchant, .rt twelve. June 3. Thonizs Gorcbri, or 'fower-street, merch.ny, at twelve, lune :V?, William Hearn, .ra Hill, ;per, at eleven. 13, Win. Cansddl, Hackney Ruad, earpent. r, at twelve. June 1 3, John Ilinde,Whitechapel, tin plate worker, at twelve. June 13, John Dawson, of I.iverpo-1, art.! :it. J :Ines', street, Webtmin-ter, merctarr, at twelve. June i Isaac Hall, Basiughall-btreer, arehotiventan, at twelve. June 17, Joseph Greaves the younger,Copthall-cuurt, itssutaticebroker,at elc.‘en. June 17, George Gousens, Gray% Inn* bne, merchant, at elev. sr. June g 4, Wits. '1 borne Arms:tong, Leadenhall-btreet, druggis!, at twelve. June 17, Thomas Cl:uhe, Broker-row, brat y-lane. cabinet-Maker, at twelve. June 17, Wm. John Ph:ltard,on, Irli cholas-lane, merchant, at twelve. June 17, Arlichael t fumble, of Wapping, ship-chandler, at twelve. June 17, David Gass, Ox ford -street, jeweller, at twelve, June 17, Wm. Oliver, Salrshury place, Losk's-helds, coal-merchant, at tea. June 17, Willarrn brown, of Wood-street, silk-manuracturer, at twelve. June 17, John I'a) res,Tooley-str,:et, you terrr, a - eleven. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. June':!, Francis Coward, kuigiestor.e St Peter, and lames lirtwer, Burcom:, clothiers, at live, at the White Hart, New Sanaa. June 19, William Young, td Great. Colwell, dealer, at eleven, at the Crown, Great Farring4l•in. June 21, Win. FoN. berry, Livtreonl, merchant, at one, at the Kitties Arms, Liver pool. June 14, it. telta: d Cress, lieweluilehl, careenter, at eleven, Ruben Leeds, Norwsc::, brush at the talhot, .!unt 24, maker, at fc,ur, at the Norio* lintel, Norwich. Juite 29, Ro her: Day, Doncaster, initkeepts at twelve, at the New Angel , Doncaster. June kobtrt Willanison ClN.hain, Liverpool, grocer, at ele'ven, at the George , I.itte . tpuol. June 19, John haul. ton, Sp.ddieg, merchant, at eleven, at the White Hart, 'palling. June 19. Matthew Turnbull, hinelton,shopkteper, it eleven, at the White i iart, Spalding. June :;2. l'owley, Pen rhb, at eleven, at the George, Petinth. June 2G John 1 hornion, Leeds, bicker, at ten, at the White Horse. Leeds. June 19. /limy Eves**, Newport, maltster, at sone, at the White Lion, Bristol. June 28. John Roberts, llrackley, vic tualler, at eleven, at the Red Lion, Banbury. June 17. Henry itanisley, Ludwortb, cotton-spinner, at eleven, at the Talbot, Manchester. June 17. Thomas Cotgreave, Great Farringdon, cheese-factor, at ten, at the Bell, Farrington. June 12. Richard Wells, Farriegdon, harness maker, at ten, at the Bell, Farring don. June 17. Thomas Pike, Huuserford, victua;lei at eleven, at the Three Swans, Hungertord. July 25. John White, sen. Cirencester, i.utler, at two, at the Fleece, Cirencester. July 25. Thomas Dix Poole, Arlington, miller, at twelve, at the Fleece, Cirencester. June 13. John I..otthoitsc, Durham, chemist, at ele ven, at the Giurbe, Newcastle. June 19. John Adams, Bristol, grocer, at-ek vtil e at the Bush, Bristol. June 24. Wilbam Green, Manchester, merchant,at elewm, at the White Bear, Manches ter. June 13. John hittle, Liverpool, taylor, at twelve, at *e George, Liverpool. June 16. William Winter, Beictol, tin. man, at twelve, at the Commercial.roonis, Bristol. June 15. Richard Gill, Wakefiell, miller, at eleven, as the Strafford Anns, Wakefield. CERTIFICATES-4ns* 33. Win. Bayliss, Cleve Prior, butcher.. Wm: Alston, Ifeybridge I fall„ la-mer. Win. Fawcett, Crimscott-rtreec, earpcuter. Julio Clare, Norfolk .place, broker. Thotaas Blackburn, Liverpool, tallow.chandler. Thomas l'arker, Arnclilf, cotton-minutacturer. Francis Os tram, WOlksop, draper. Michael I.mi,, li.aat. field, ilopselkr. Wm. Hurwooil, Bollingdon. millwright. Wm. laartiard, Gltascestir-terrace, Whirechapel, soap-manufacturer. June 17.--Stafford GUI, Hunter's -street, Southwark, horse. dealer. John Lewis, Lumbaril.street, wine4nerdiant. Willlatq Brandon, Rent.street, hoop-merchant. Margaret Margate, ler mynonreet, milliner. John Robinson, Stockport, curn-factur.— Jahn Ewer Poole, Strand, tehacumist. John Schollitk,Wooloaks, corn-dealer. Martha Bathia and HenryWellingteu, Soho-square, opticians. haac Hurst, Portsea, thiker. lioothuan, Rummy-infra, miller. It/croft, Belmont, calico-printer. Mathew Lades, Covell, shopkeier. Clarke Abel, Hattie/ord*, surgeon. Henry k.vans, Newport, maltser. James Chapman, Atbridge, linen-draper. Edward Jamb, Lantriurot, cattle- . Realer. John Woodrow, Somer's-town, r. John 'Thornton, Golden-square, fe...hcr.nterchant. Wm. Adlitigton Evans, Bir mingham, coal .dealer WiUum 1./avis, Holmor, cattle-dra/er.-- Jusbua Taylor, Marslheld , mealman. Jon e Se.—Julin Morton, ut the Strand, printer and stationer. Joseph Reynolds, of .idol-lanc, Tower-street, i:vans;i etbury,Gloucestershire, wine and liqupr sietchaut. Arthur Smith, Liverpool, merchant. Charles White, Maiirhes esti issu-liquor-munufacturer. Nisei Coopi.r•liubbaril and Hails MA Hubbard, of Oeford-arreet, John Isaac, Dein d- Arms Tureen, Westiunwer•rsiti, vitaliser. liiisalicth 6Kuntieri, Laagmtleguati awl High tiolboali s kora-4014G . • PBX!! E PASIIIOS POll 4.1A1t. ?KW ACICRIMATIN% IMPOILITORiI pr ARTS, &C. BALL Danube--A frock Qf French figured gauze, vinc.l over a slip of white satin; the frock trimmed at the feet with a tl.-p dou uce of blond lace, and decorated with wreaths of Mae ; th, fronts of the body orLamented with a cep. .4 blond lace; shirt full sleeve, trimmed to correspond. Stodimilts of avian 110 k— . silk or kid. Gloves French kit, erawn over the dhow. Hair hi irregular curie, blended widt a wreath of lilac. CARRIAGE Dayss.—White sad. pelisse, richly ornamented at the feet with clusters of loaves blade in white twilled sars net, headed with toll; open fronts, trimmed to the be:tom o' the waist with a superb shell trimming of 'white -at in ribbon and toll; louse tinceitiAned sleeve, with correspoodeng trimming at the iund. Hat composed of 'Mite satin and tail, with a plume of feathers of the pclaiona green. Half-boots of simdar colour. Glove; as Jodie. FROM LA BELLE ASSEMBLES. DINNER DRESS. —The principal novel. y of this dress consists in the improved French braces: they firm the shape in the most exquisite and becoming manner, and give (plea new eilect to the figure; they are made generally in moss silk. The bracts are woin over a round dress of fine India muslin, the shirt orttaint.thed with a double row of trimming, and fine:tied iu a very novel .met tasteful style. The stem. is very short and I full, ae,i the bottom of it, as well as the bottom of . the drese, tinthi,e,) with a li b bt and very eleg int trimming. Ht ad-dress a simply Cegaut cap of white lace, ornamented with French rt... 77 White I'.id shivers and gloves. hiccklace, earrings, and of • , Pstix mane Ditess.—R mind dress of pomonavreen t.4...naned in a style of uneatilenni titivtiry mil taste. I lc Way is merle in a is: beenm.itg .itatmer, bite back platii at tot-, is dravt.a. it wi:!3 a kli3ht halito::, at the higtala of the waht, which displays Ili.• sh ti.e to the moot at:vantage. kt viltite•Listly, linished with a trtple frill of lace or work, is penalty displayed, and gives a very light appeat.Thee to the dress. B.)lstbet of green ntbss silk, ornamented wi h a plume of white feathers, and green and white plaid ribband, wlielt ties it under the den. This hennet is just enough its the French style to give an air of un common smartness to a pretty figure. Parasol and shoes to cot-- It:VOW with the dress; white kt.l gloves. DIFIL Friday, at his house in Marriiilistreet, Charlotte Amelia, wife of the Right Pion. Steele. May 15, at Craigforth, Margaret, the youngest daughter of lieutenant-Colonel Callon& r. of Cratgfnrth. May 19, at New Ross, county Wexford, in the alst year of her age, and 4.ith of her atulowhood, Mrs. Pratt, relict ot the Rev. %V. Pratt, formerly of %Paulain Colkge, Oxford, Deau or Cloyne, and Vicar of Christ Church, Cork. May 4, at the Vicarage House, Knockany, iu the bloom of youth, Standish Grady Preston, second sun of the Rev. John Preston. At Catcleview, Roebuck, the Rev. Dr. Stoce .age 1 71 year•, R amt. of Castle Duan, Diocese of Ossory, ard!colon:in, Duo ee•e of Limerick. Tlay 22, at hdir.blirgh, Sir David Rae, of C•kgrove, Bart. May ill , at Gilmerton, la the prime of life, Robi.rt Stevenson, Surgeon. May 4, at the Artillery Barracks, Limerick, after a few days illness, Colonel IL Hamilton, commanding the Royal Artiliei y in that garrison. Of his wounds, received in she attack of the fort of Kalunga, 13ropl, on the 30th of Octi.ber last, Lieutenant Ed , ward Wilson Broughton.. May 16, at of Ea:lesSam, Lieut. Archiliall Mather, of She Renfrew Milirit, in the :::9tit year of his ee. May 27, at Clifton, John Rowland, Esq. late Captain in the 3d Provisional Battalion. Monday, in Judd-street, Mr. Barnes, of Clifford's Inn, attar nty at lair. . -VESSEI.'s Gamine and Original JESUITS I) It() ES, mid l'Ult GI NG lf.i'.N7ElSif.—ln bib Majesty's Nawv and Army, these Dr 0 1 .4 have l st years past maintained their charader as a specific for the .ir.it.vy, Grave!, Dropsy, vary, Weakness and )i)e:ruc!:otts in ti,e Ur:nary Pkwa;i, and Gent; al Debility; but particularly for their absolute and speedy cure , Veness4l ions the slightest, to its most in i!" ' ;:iant 4)4li:toms: 60 , a re-toratme for grecral Debilky. 'Wessel's 10.41114 hlrops have been long known an , t stectnea— such Ve the unstortune to be ttmsbled with stseab..t.: Gleam, `.cueing: Effusions, or any wvataess of the Kidneys, Ureters, or 131a , !:!er, lA:sieves, o. difficulty of water, wi!l find in the Wes-ei's J esuits bripi a safr, chap, tfrectoal„eud intim diate Mr!. Caution—Each Bottle is incliard it &Government Stamp, with the following Joseph Wessel, 66, St. Paul's Chili - eh-yard." '1 he numerous Counterfeits impaled on the Country Venders, as well as the public, rendre. this Caution highly necessary. Price vd and the larger fist. le, containing ten small ones, for the convenience of to set. price Ls. its. Sold Sanger, Ustacil-street ; Ward, Holborn; and Tutt, Royal Exchange tjES PASTL LLES 11 A RTI ALLES de momr, 4 I'ELIEIt.; or, AROMATIC LOZENGES of STL4I., ;re a discovery of the first importance to the present ant suc ceeding ages, th.it happy effects being equally sudden, cer• :en and peamanent ; so dittu.wly salutary, that while they give tone to nerves, and health and vigour 14 the entire frame, they impart a g-lisal hat through the whole system, and exhilarate the aimal spirits in such a manner, that they may fairly be said to reanTmate nature; for thoie diseases occasioned by del/lay, r-laxatiou, pros. t ration of strength, or want of to re in the nervous system, they are recommended with the utmost confidence, as the most agree able, safe bud infallible remedy that ever has been, or 1 erhaps, ever can be discovered by the researches of science; they ac' not as a temporary stimulus, or by irritation, but by gradually and effectually strengthening and renovatinythe e institution, exciting the healthy action or, and imparting increased energy and vigour to every part of the human frame; they restore the lairjuid, de bilitated, nervous, and re;axed of .both sexes, to sound and vino roes health; when averion to exercise, loss or depravity of appe tite, and p: iiid couu:enance injicate approaching consumption, the delicate female will be restored to health and society by the benign influence of this medicine. At Montpelier these Lozenges acquired a degree et celebrity unequalled in the annals of medicine and many persons who have gone there front this country, attriGute their recovery more to this invaluable preparation than to any other cause whatever. Prepared by the Proprietor, J. P. :eddon, and sold wholesale and retail by his Agent, Mr. Gifford, 1551, Strand, l.ondon, in boxes, at 7s. and 225. each; also by Davison's, I. Parliament. street, Dublin, (Agents for Ireland); Baxter, Edinburgh ; Mun-i day and Co. Oxford; Meggy and Co. Chelmsfurd; Cantwell, and Meyler's„ Bath; Brodie and Co. Salisbury ; Laiii;dna and Co. iiherborne ; 'fret:man, Exeter; and most Venders of Me dicine in the Kingdom. ro prevent Imposition, each Boa is signed by the Proprietor, (J. P. Seddon) in his own hand writing, without which none can possibly be genuine. I , )litalstil TA 1f,11.01t, ES(t. • IBE( Ie:WC to inform you, that ever.sittce the year' 1190,1 bad beenadlicted with the Luee Venetea, which from its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing several severe cos uce of salivation and twice discharged from the Hospital, with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last yearray diver!or had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to n:y etistence. In this state, I was re tominended by Mr. 1. 'flionipson, (who received sogreat a cure by them here,) to take your Leakes Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 26th May ; in the course of a fortnigh. I began to receive benefit. In little more than a month I became, by your liberal advice and medicine, recfectly free from my for mer complaints, have retovered my former spirits and strength. and am beconse jolly and fat, in which state haviug continu e d ,ni.ny months to the astonisituent of all Who knew me, I sin at a loss in.wleat terms to empress my gratitude, but beg you fet the good of other soilining mortals, to make this my cue as public as possible, ab 1 shall on every occasion—in so doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient very humble see vain, ALEX. MIIEtKER. _ _ Swan's Close, High-street, Pdlnhtugh. Prepared and sold by the sok , Pleprletor, Thomas Ts**, Member c I the Royal College of Curgeens in London, at his holm No. 9, New Bridge -street. 'They are also sold by Ms appointment, at the Perfumer's, No . $5, St. Alben's-street, Pall Mall; the Toy shop, No. Ins Os Ford-street ; Mr. Dishorough's, No. i„ nearly op poake the Monument ; and by cot person ht every congitlerahls :own 1e f. ash nd, Sue. in hoses only 111. M. each, sealed up.witt, EA and pLin directions, whereby ritiSoin ufeltbst sex may cure animists WWI saes ad massy: AND ntsrENs.tßi. PATaom--ths Royal tllghurce the 1./skr co 'a' ott t. GOVIRWORII. Earl of Eireniont John I.atouche, M. p Earl of Leitrim. . Col. W. tor...s, M. P. Hon. Col. J. Harm M.P. Cnl. t 1 ele..-ett.3, Wanton —Mr. Kiernan, Mem tot the aural t7ottege, looters. TIIIS INS'rlTill'lON t esta'aish-tt Inn exe'll. sive Treatment sod Curs 3f the VENEREAL I lisr,v,Es. ant: Coctr drsAilful cnutecpsences, aotteele arts, D . 4llitH + s, Ulcers. demi, Ste :las to he core of nu less than 2,1i..t• ilasieuts, an. tit.lly, rally of w!, , ,ns hive beet. slleted tom Ili to syn preens ut Gvsnot rhea 41)1 Clivlac are e,3,.! In ttle s!.iys by lair. i:ioe.nan's superior and eflicaciou3 al:Av of reams' ot and that weattno.s end detaoAlnient the goo iat .rgans, sehi. h inipair the couslittition, apd si‘ertuis W e , are Ltie more •ste treated than syn any other pia Mr. Kit nay. be consubeel as emu!, by r:Lher sea, aj private rams.; No. 41, I.ower allottcustreel, !'eilturd where l.e• to from *i and Cowell y see to he the becessary adv ce :ad u:tdieine will be given cr sent to 1%. part nt tL. k :Worn. Just publi4,ol, rice Is. Privical Obstriathos .41 o r 1 ,.s Disea.es. Suit! by Sberr:ssod anti Co. Nu. UU, I . atetuos:er vow; and 1-lighleit Y 4, I;h:et-street. DR. 1-1()WEI.I.; POWDFAS, I Is. a 1). 1. 4 111'5, EI`II.EI'SIEB, (2() . NVULSIC):73, • 444FSTEtuci, end all tantlt .1 Ft I'S racl::4o.y t !r• fi')WEI.L'.. t4/W1)1..1+ Soots/tad. of 'o Y,4l‘ e t 134., 't b.• efficacy of t'a're Poted:l , 4 in itt , v„.;, 1: - it's diborders, hits been nidubst..l.ly proved by toe unmet, es Cores already cot/tutu:Jested to tLr Item which 0..: 14b kW/14 if gelec.t...4. 11.1 fits , 3 nu Wilhains, oe pcx, had vlutr.zt ties tr. m bcr ch:ttlfaael ; but, il l . on dries, she Na was room oletetely cured, all 1 nr4v. , 4:"j0; 'err' .3 heaths': tor widen gnat b esslog the It t.v. Mr. IV ha:t y, '4 of Layttentome, irabl.cy raturnetl rlet..!'er to Ole At , is Cloivel, on t!te IWI of Nov , :uher ; ;,;I<a att.. :t d ley vie. W. Eruld;ta, Muter ut the Aeadeuly; t.tho t i c s; , 11 .1 R. Grant. his lit , Vert ißrt Rem 'CIF ill prepared under die patrirev hi s Majesty. by Dr. tv of K.i.g'. College, a:..1 at hi, 13.41. e, a, italab.,ne place, Ost.ar.! r0J.1,13 PO W 14.74: Ole, a , I f. a Pllfiltg, to 'Wide' if euclo,t4 a ! r ia ltt ll e l n et h tt y r l' (;o l .. ) r ctl ii ti l ly tte an 4b9 ,w v e ts re tt d : n a t t i ld " t i lse .d 1)1. 1'0 ‘ l‘ a t i i ,c l any part of the Ii: Dr. li.,hou 41 be ni...l‘ acquainted with all the [artica......:, .:1 the case. till KMAN's PILLS. FOR THE GRAVEL A ND S 1 Otilt, LIIMriACO, I N vie tvtrintis complaints Incident to the htit,:.:;,n frame, there art- none more dreadful in their n+.:: r alarming in their C t ql,enres. than the GRA .1. ai,sl: . l in the 'SAL A, 1..011%ii 131.Ainic:1:, and 1.1'7 I. B " AG°. hey are complaints to which retry person 16 areaaid foutpiat.on for every otLer speirti of .I):%order. I - - - - - • - - ab.ve it.valualde hled:cine composed tit . rhe mo:t Innocent is gredien r, has bmu found to singular efficacy. in the above t-4.:J. plaint; removing er, ,:atculi. or gritty , vcretiocs. and every pero.cious ten.tency to tho.te itiesarders, tr!.hout 'neut. From a consi..unsn..ss of the powertul yof Pills, fully *vitt-..1 ' y.a private practice of Amy vezr„ are uttered to thu soil recomaaantl.4 as a cure to: tis ah , ive complaints. Saki wholesale and :gait at Mr. Butler's, 4. Cheaptide, eor..w of St. l'aul's Churcii.yord ; and retail tsy Belton and Sharp, mouth; Itall, Harding, awl Johttion. Gosport ; Allnutt. Wt A4lllnry, loner , rOrle2 ; revrmati, hzetec ; t ville,Gilbert i anti 1 - Laicism!. Pl FLU c•ll h ; eta bory , ; • ....tea a:.4 Maedenald, Glasgow ; Alandeeston, ;Au.. lyirn, Edinburgh; Crutsvell, 11:th ; lttia & .jierk ii AI; GIV4K Eclwat di and penny, mad nal; Liverpoto ; stx.. y Moothektet Bowco. ?Torten b : and 7.1 atir. .11 toi; Gregnry. h it e, 1 '4 1 61 3.1 +0rd ; Roach, Flynn:l=li Poch; and most /Vet/jos). Vt .wn..tu lions IL at ! Ci. exch. It 4 Alt RI AA; should he thtt frattn•iwti. ;: clf r him:blew, which is often dist•urbed.t!,r. , ual„ ive pant ~.!kx farm the link)", not taking those pr-z.an'ons Now J , Liana the enjityment of that great iniestic hi c tea t( every ratirpay adoration to the shrine lit .; bot , se... the conititiniuo has been tanned by dic•A e, : , certain habit ic , :ntrettect at an rely age, • s.• .r precious to entering that state is ina:speti...is'y viii :• Site te. t v . r the slumbeting sphrks of life, an: to rc.:nitmne Coe 4 e;!;. no disorders have contributed riurr co:entialy , real happiness :Ilan tho, , e wilich are the co v.• ;.• ti 1 pt a e. It was tiiisccii Ocratint winch ii:•lnce : RI?. kid Co. lur there fast 30 years, to •tste,:t • - .4: attention etch:sive', to dos tn.:street* and -c V ...s( Disease, and the daunt rs aeisitg therefrom as to hs angenicut of the system pro liteed by the de tr • is incousiderate school bey, which brings •;:i those e's 1: tide; and Deficiencies that prevent or embitter the Ni s.ate. The successful result ol their plat , ,;i lea a br,..1 dour eh Dispose the erasers of these insportart 'n the catalogise of human!' i .lie - . It be!. parIOU hail ill .11,11gtli is this sOiltars V • t.. to srei I'd!, 13V sultiug profess an I no-o amnion!' a .1 la ••i,: CURRIE inid io claim the aauctusti of /1.1• C as well as tlut tenni:oly of tincou•rad vet; facia. it, pi,.'e• .tj -he cure of t bete compLinta, they titdd ottt vice ; inn, sensible, as all Men mut he, sr :he . eNt..O • calarnii les. they offer their re,:lat.o - ty `.lt hers of the itt). al CoPeges of Ategrous of Lou.i.o , 4 , 1 , i I ',1:1A...5. Slight and recent eases of Syphilitic. infesti• 41 Rite ra really :iv 4 in the short space of two days. Those tit the must duration, such as Obstrisc! ions. inveterate h. irate.. PA.:. .1 the Bones, Csleeta, Ste. are permanently ands •'r..107 r t —Sev?ral Noblemen aid Usaittentan of the Lr-t resperah , .. y. li..ve ben under the care of Me's'. eve): LE and C e. tut 1.. :r -ows:it of ..implabsts of tile urethra, strictures. azc.; g ree..ived a radical and permanent cure, request ILE r...5e , 1:.s may be tilltio.to Orin, as sat siactory eirrielfica ta. the 0. - co: I superiority of Mes4ra. CLAIM,: and Co.'s Jo. n o• treat er.e ill.rany of these thnient , n had strictures trout 13 to :w if years, and eiteie under the care of Moms. /low, lt...vsa • • anti other :1111.!cubli of equal ere nowt.. who at:emetec. this by the application of the lunar causinz, wi, hoot sucte.g. Culture and Co. have selected the f .11u.viog liner iro.t. many they are daily receiving from Geutiereem set t them thanks for their • *rotation to sound slid gd:; 4,7 health. It wa. sent to them, unsuhrited, ..!se -• Nal.le - Park who bad lai owed thlder too. painful snalady for tee year,:—he kid been to of several Surgeons of prefesdor.al emiliesre„ Akair o! wt: all'ocilcd him perntr!ent voila; but tenni toe superior treatment adived and plitsseJ by Meiiri. Cunit. and L.o. he IA deiced aradic...l cure in the short 'Tare at one month. is May ;at, MIL "To Dr. CUIZRIr., le 7, Ilatton-carder. " Lord -- feels great pleasure tri communes iss4 to Currie the perfect n.-establishment of tn. health, i- • o • • of his su , kl avid admirable treatment of S. rictures •.: !h. 6 He may add, that be has nrt fir many ye..-s enjay t C o • 7 . t comfort and freedom from pain ; an 3 he tr•er.air i'•• lilt having olsta;ned, throuni. his and attestant, pi' • ` radical cure of chit horrid complaint. As h, wa► slot to the manner that others irrred the conti,latet, he ha , ' 1 :4 power, front a fair trial and a just comparison, to paf hate of applu;:se ti I4r. Currie win..ti he seneny shall ever he most ready and willing to aattsossied;;.:." . Marridd Wnte...-n, who have long been disapt. , ..zte , ... in t 4 • O expectations of a family, may be assert 1, Oat m e such defects are cutalde :I, ft .ctliral z i.„.l IL" .v al of such imps if iii be an after'' of doillsi and our taint y with other, yet the cure o( teat, tlt!tet4, the r• - • ' * progress of reitova:itm, is the actiuhement u: tette caper...site. Chahir aid Co. 111.4 he COOStiltetill phsuCti Seer with the f u llest stc:e •;,• and boueur, a: tat!: ho-se, Ns. ion Hatton-rardin. Pitlenti in the countrAdescriblog tbepartitalsra 4, "ir 4: 1 age, and Mock of 'wing, indolung a eetuntat!ce fur a mediciote , , the sanirwill be grecs, or sent toot) , par, el the k r dons. To ensure that secrecy so essetrial b the l•""Mis of letters maybe added to the accuHut iv& 45:3'!••• tia7,ltattsm tlartleis. • -,. :-...--• ----- HIGH WA I ilk TU-Allikto 0 W AT 1.0I41)( ),:l MUD" Moving . . SI mitautr. alter 0 Atternnon ' . - •S 9 Imurro Pito 0 ____ ---,p.m,— LONUON: Printed by Levu. 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