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A -pir-.=n=sanaletsierw.nmum FitCM'l r ds"C NIGHT'S LoyDuN adzIsYTE. • . WAG •DEP.Atierint+T. DOWNING-STRMIT, JULY 5, 1815. A Dispatch, of wt,ich the tollowing is an extra . ct,, was received last night by Earl BAT HURST, addressed to his Lordship by the Duke of WELLINGTON, dated Orville, Trine 8, 1815: The citadel of Cambray surrendered on the evening of the 25th instant,. and the King of /*ranee proceedel there with his Court ant his troops on the 26th. I have given that fort over entirely to his Majesty. I attacked Peronne with the Ist brigade t.f Guards wider Minor-General Maitland, on the '.:611 in the afternoon. The troops took the ii viwork, which coven the suburb on the left of the S ,, mme, by storm, smith but small loss ; .and the town immediately after. wards surrendered, on condition that the garrison slibtild lay down their arms and b: allowed to return to their bonus. . ;yrie troops upon this occasicn remarLibly weir; at,d I•' have gr •at pleasure in reporting the go,,d conduct of liattery of artiikry of the troops of the Netherlands. have id 4.-1. in garrison there two battalions of the troops of •1:e King of the Netherlands. The as ~,es under Marshal Blucher end myself have continued their operations since I last wrote to your Lordship. The necessity which I was under, of halting at Coteau, to allow the pontoons and cer tain stores to reach me, and to take Cambrly ir.3 rercnne, had placed the Zvi z!shal one march before me ; but I conceive there is no danger in this separa tion between the two amics. lie has one corps tills day at Crespy, with de tachments at Villars Co:crets and La Fent" Milon ; another at Senlis ; and the fourth corps, .under Ge neral Bulow, towards Paris ; he will have his ad valued guard to-morrow at St. Denis and Gonasse. The army under my command has this day its right behind St. Just, and its left behind Taub, where the high road from Compeigne joins the high road from Roye to Paris. The reserve is at Roye. We sLtill be upon the Oise to-morrow. It appears by all accounts, that the enemy's corps collected at Soissous, and under Marshal Grouchy, have not yet retired upon Paris; And Marshal Btu elites troops are already between them and that city. CARLTON HOUSE, JUNE 28, 1815. Ilis stuy :ighness the Prince Regent, in the name and on Nu bthRLI c hi• 'jesty, .as this day pkased to confer t 1.4: htmour ~,u;slc. I• on 114.wiel Bayley, Eq. his blejesty's Cunsul-tJei.t rat I : EFT. JULY 4, 1815. His Royal Irghte s the Pri ce ice en, has been I leafed, in the and on the heisah Alz.j, •y; to appo.m. r Fr.oleis AV.e.i.,.,,b;en,Knt to be out ut t,.e Judges 01 the .uprente Court. of Judtc.tture a. iteu g al ; 4intut.d Stante), Kat. to be one of rite Judges of the Soo erne cuurc ot- Judicature at Madras. MiLt fAItY PittiAlo4 lONS. Commissions in the King's t wie Mtglmtuc of Militia. Captaiet cbath:•. ►tn•S.c+d¢u, :rum the Ith from (au bait-pay), to k.•• putty ; Wilisam Gelit. to be LiLutctlaut. . ions %ism) by Ice I.stutia.ant of Oxiurd. !it or W g.alent • Pltdr•s buyer, Lttut...a.:t•Ltilota.:,- vice Vt tyiateJ, jun. rysige./ei Sow P.vgimeut—Jamrs P4q. to be Captain, vice . Po• a : and W,Utau latnts t,tut. to b. Ctimtnls.t :c., •p. cd the Lord I.lcut.r3ne tcs.nty and ► l;ny Csiouccit r NirsLion Fripp, Esq. to Ue i• u neat ; John 1 - layLliorne, kn. app ..Lowei hitch, k. q. to De Ultag. EAN KAU 1' ICY EN I..ARL ED. 4ugust WS, Graham, of Maduot-street, lianaver-square, ta, thalei anti CeevIIIIA, et ten, at Guildhall. hic.NkstUP tCY SU i'EIt::EDLD Ctarh's Caster, of Wt ndover, Bucks, ahopkeeper. ul Pate a.-lane, Loudon. merchant. BANiistIIPTS. Inures • Masker, of Itt only-Selo. ood, Sonsersetshire, wooista . pier. dealer and ehapnian,to -urnmder ell U 4, A and. August IS, at eleven, at the George hut, fronso-sidwoosi. Atturules,' Mr.'Gilbert Konen, Prwae; or Mr. Thomas liaiwards, buiyey -street, wand, Landon. "t u& Iledford-atreet. Covent-Garden, hoot and • . she • s.:•:ker, July 11, 23, and August 15, at ten, at Guildhall. . Attorney, Mr. John , Janaell Wilson, 50, Dorset street, S..lis but y-square, London: gelbu.Dangesileid, of WAtechapel Market, Middlesex, hay sales 'Lao, July 8, IS, and August 15, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. (..oates, Paul -street, Finsbury-square. Wiiiiatu Law. of Copthall Charnhers,Tiirogniorton- street, Lon don, merchant, dealer and chapman ' July 8, 15, awl August 15, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mew*. Lamb, Bruteon, and Hawke, Princes-street, Bank of England. John lat er of Great Torrington, Devon, shopkeeper, July 8, andA.ugust 15, at twelve, ai the Globe bin, Great'! orring tun. Aocmies, Messrs. Kingdun and Hawkins, Great *tor rington ; or Messrs. Anstice and Wright, Inner Temple. John Broom Farrant, late of the parish of Hemyock, Devonshire, niiner, dealer and Chapman, July 13, 14, and August 15, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, . Anomie's, Mr. Wat ren,W elliiigt on ; or Mr. P: arse, Salisbury-square, London. John Baker, ol Northa.liptun, woolstapter, July is, at six, July 14, and August 15, at tea, ot tha Geuri,e isin, Northampton. Attu: iites, Mr. Wm. Lucas, Newport Paguell, Books; or Mr. • John Alex.inoer, New-square, Lincoln's-inn. Matthew liewwles, of Murk, Cheshire, tanner, July 29, at fuer, July , t:v, at ten, *and August 15, at four, at the George lan, Warrington. Anomie', Mr. Norris, 32, John-street, liedturd row, Loi.don ; or. hir. Garth, Warrington. Thomas Lteuk, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, niitler and flour merchant, July 9.ts, at six, July 29, at nine, and iSatztt.:t at loin . , a: the Rampant Horse Inn, Norwich. Attoinws, Messrs. Bleaseiale Alexander, and Holum, Now Inn, London; or Mr. gamut ; Jeirg, Swaff ham, Norfolk. •• J , seph Levy, i‘f Boston, linculushire, jeweller, silversmith, deoler shaptnun, July 20, 21, void August 15, at LI, at the Nis Mw ILirt inn, Boston. Atterints, Mr. Wm. Lowles, Bu&tOn, or Messrs. Lodiugtou and Hall, Fecondaries Ogice, temple. Thomas Buss, of Liverpool, taylor :aid draper, August 1,2, and 1.;, at tale, at the York Hotel, Liverpool. Atturr.ies, Mr. Josiah • Wilnamsua, in Leigh-street, Liverpool; or Messrs. hearsey any' bpthr, 118, Bishopitate-withir, London. 'William Brown, of Wigan, I.aneashire, cotton-manufacturer, dealer and chapman, July 17, 18, and August 15, at nine, at ti:e Dog f avert), Manchester. Anomie', Mr. Barrow, Man- Nester ; or Messrs. Milne and Parry, '1 emple, London. he Gamete contains a P' oclamation, directing the MAribu ti„,l o f wises during the present hostilities, in the same prolor nun as during the late sear.] • 1-lappy Old England l glorious prospects ! our a rms triumphant ! our funds improving I our coming harvest plentitnl.our markets' ahund.nt—bread cheap I and; to crown all, the Most ria , ;rilicent pros pects of wealth within the reach of ail—tor ott .I*h of July l Cumin will have to continan , t a pla y er of Thousands, and to levy Gold en made to dilliabUied to the Fortunate4Public who purchase ' and Shares at No. 8, Citating Cross. NATAL APPOINTMENTS, Et*. • The following Commanders have recently been ode= the rank of Post Ciptains:—.Heory Montresor, John and 'H. L. Baker. The follewing Lietttenants bare recently been made fin ders l'homas Baynes, J. E. Walcott, E. S. Cotgrave, Whetted Alexandt•r, John T.lndral, W. Montgomery, W. Windyer, Robt. :;trrathiiehl, T. Monk Mason, Peter Maingy, C. D. Jeremy, G. Dougal, G. W. Sermon, H. R. Kathy, John Leith, iVitn. Whi taker, It oilt,ey Shannon, H. B. Meson, R. Copeland, Chad. sel. son, La. 'iPonlan, A. L. Corry, Charles Sinn on, G. R. lean- F. IVlirryatt, J. T. Pinky, Hun. G. J. Percetal, Jas. Hop.- ' ris, Fas:wood. The following Midshipmen, to the rank of lieutenant :—J. A. Croke, 'l. S. Woullett, WM. s ateley, Wm; Swaloson, G. Wool. combe, H. Foster. A M . Williamson, J. Wright. Win. Henry, Alieyn Evanson, H. Mar ewe. l'honne Dutton, F. W.letay, T. Immtven, s. Peacock, .1. Budget', J. D stodert, W. Waldo son, H. M. Clime. team, John Cockney, C. Charles, W. C. Bur. , beige, Francis Blair, Thomas Kinney, and Joan Church. Admiral :sir Ales. Cochrane to be Commander in Chief in the West Indies. AdMiral Juhtt Harvey to have the command at Barbadette, in the room of .ktimiral Dutham. .laltutral Sir Geo Coctiturn to he Commander inChlef at the Cape of Gioia Hoye, in ti..' rt.= of Admiral Tyler. Admiral Sir Benj. Hallowell to hr Commander in Chief at the Brags, in the .rooni of Admiral Meath! [ h i .1 A•lintral Sir loon Poo Lierewford to be Lonomander in Chief at Lisbon. Admiral Sir Graham Moore to hay- a command in the Medi terranean. Cinema T. M. Hardy, to tie: Princes' Aneutta yacht; Chas. 0 6 1., to ;he Ramillies; etanutel 11:a :Hsu, to t..e Alder ; W. Welt • I we, to the •Wtic.tre ; John Untied!, to th Aaniblitta • N. Dull; to tile E,tep..;l* C. Simeon, to the Manly ; Daniel Robeits, to the Meteor; E. S. Caigrave, to the 1 3 y1.. ks ; Joint e - odd„ to the 1 Erne; J. W. Watkins, to :he ; P Bra. to the Tennant ;W. H. Sint reff, to the his; Lastwoutl is eti eipeedy, for rank. Certain Samuel Mottley is appointed Agent for •Pt iirelers of War at Fermat Vera. Captaiti Steitho Raines, to be Resident Agent f. o. 'l'titoports at Rainsgate. , L'.eutehatit J. Whittaker, to be Residen; .kgeut :or *. cautions at Jerss y. • - Ltcutenants I Cole, W. H. Dore, andl. r Lek, to be Agents for Frol , porte :Moat. 1 1 Demo:ant E. C. Charles la appointed to the Athlete. e. Lis utestant W. SwaieHon, to the iJeva.ta; Lists. G. J. Smith and It nhert Whitcomb to the Diomede. Lieutenant C. H. Marshall, to the Wyatt:lt. Lieutenant ii , Bollosan, to the Echo. . . Lieutenant John Murray (3), to the F.uryahts. Lieutenant Edward Garrett (::), to the Exyrest cutter. lieutenant Edward Maxey, to the Furth. Lieutenants George Bisset, J. T. Dawson, anti Robin Stlatt, to the Iphigeoia ; and G. b. Burnett, to the Lanai& Lieutenant Francis Blair, to the Lyre. Lieutepant James R. )(Mock, to chi Mutine. Lieutenant John Widmer', to the Wye. Lieutenant V. Stone, to the Myrit.ition. Lieutenant G. For.escue, to tbs. Pend .ra. . Lieutenant Adam Cuppage, to the &limbs: Lieutenant homes haws, to the Port Mahon. Lieutenant W. Clambers, to the Racoon. Lieuteoanc A. Campbell, to the Redeole. Lieutenant Jano.:s tUrtscoll, t::e Romulus. I.!eutenant i.nnt•• Mural (.). to the Wanderer. Lions. e•:. rayferd, Mi.hasahl, Lipson, W. G. Ro bert, H. e. Aiercer, and J. K. R. Webb, to the Royal Sovereign. Lieu cant 'Thom.. Eve to the row • y. Lieutenants Jobe MeCandish, Robert Deans (Flag Lieutseant), and James Sanderson (s), to the iris. Liam- Lams J. s'. Bake:, Richard Grant, James Gordon (1), G. F. Ert.: L t ',John liov.ie,John 111'Weugh, and J:W.Akkidge, to the Toast:tot; Lieettennat Rawlins, to the Meteor. Lleutenaut IVelieume to the thseephales. Liebteinitits Wa.lace a nd Richardson, to the Falcon, for rank. Li: .teioutt Wright, to the Merlin, f.r rank. I.s. Uttl.ant Kinney, to use speedy, tor reek. Lieuteuants Hills and Leckett, to tise Amphion. .1. eta ..luver, Esq. to be Secretary to ReareAdmiral Sir George Cock. urn. Mr Joon Kneeshaw, Purser, to the Albicere. • Mr G. A. Acheson, surgern, to the Wanderer. Mr. John Lill, Surgeon, u, ale Wye. Mr. J. Stewart Ramsay, &Jesuits, to the Irk. Mr. li. it. Road, Sargeon, to the Iris. Mr. V.' l'orh•s , Masser, to the Severn. N11.1 . ri..4, so be Duipeoser at Forum. . Mr. J tun :Uttgley, to be Steward, at Forte* .. r~. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE—KONST., Jupiter, fur ills start ; attl Emulous, for the slam, oa Satnr• day, at 4, Ti.aact:placc,S.rand; recalled 'lucsdays wad Saturdays, NAVAL COURT MARTIAL—Friday a Court Martial was teed on board his Majesty's ship GLADIATOR, at, Portsmouth, to try Lieutenant SAUMARMZ, First of his Yap:s4's ship BACCHAN re, for Lev,' el) , punishing two boys, one With three dozen, anu the other with two dozen lashes, without the consent of the Captaitl, and contrary to the 33d Article of War, under the word.; coressive, aosi not acquainting the,Captain after wards of his having done so. .l.ieutinant S AU . MAREZ - brought forward many witnesses to prove that its .I.ld never been oppressive, —and that the punish ment which he had caused to be inflicted was nut se-, v .15, and quoted the custom of the service ; but this being contrary to the printed instructions, was over ruled. The Court were of opinion that the charge of punishing the boys was proved against the said Lieutenant.Sausmarz ; but the charge of inflicting severe punishment, contrary to the 311 Article of War, was not proved ; and did adjudge him to be admonished to be more careful insfutute. Last week, as the cross coach was passing through Mickleham, Surrey, one of the horses became res tive, and got his head under the pole. A. Lady on the outside seeing that the coach must be overturned, jumped from the roof, and at the instant the coach tell with a crash upon her, and she survived but a few 1 1 Minutes. We are informed that Dr. Coopra, and three emi nent Surgeons, of 30 years experience in Strictures, Fistulas, Debilities, &c. &c. have establiehed a Medi cal Board at Charlotte house, Great Charlotte-street, opposite ROWLAND HILL'S Chapel, Blackfriar's-road, where the public are relieved from the most dangerous diseases without salivation er confinement. The li. stitotion claims the attention of those who may have attempted the cure of themselves, or who have been so unfortunate as to consult men ignorant of so im portant a branch of the profession, whose improper treatment have mercurialized thousands out of their existence—eruptions on the head, face, and body, sore eyes, throat, mouth, and nose, vertigo, noise in the ears, deafness, dimness of sight, often ending in blind ness ; pains in the head and limbs, frequently mis. taken for rheumatism ;extreme weakness in the knees, swelled ankles, with a general debility, &c. are only a few of the driadful symptoms which frequentlyappear years after, and too often embitter the matrimonial state. Messrs. Cootisa and Co. are consulted daily by all ranks of people, from ten till eight, or by letter, in closing a fee (for no others are answered), stating their case, when medicine and the best advice is sent to all parts of the kingdom. They also cure the piles and fistula t without burning or , eluting, aqd give adtice gratis, on Triesday, Thursday, avid SOW day mornings, till twelve o'clock. OURP)1418/14. Sfri Emus, a Mtwollatect aelroolit alt txhibition quite new to tile inhibitanto of Limition.— .` The spot selected rot die :present e*lnisitidn was the ngel Gardens, Lambeth-walk, which is an eitensive a rap-ball ground. Mr. Kaous having inflated *Wil liam 4olphin, let it off ; the little object glided along greatly to the satisfaction of the multitude, but being rather out of his element struck against a,trett instead of a reek, and got entangled in the branches. in this situation, one of the spectators endeavoured - to remove it with his umbrella, but the point being sharp, the dolphin was harpooned, the gas flew dullof the pink-. tore, and the fish vanished. The nest attempt was more successful :—a large Wild boar ascended upon his feet in grand style, and produced the loudest ' shouts among the spectators. The wind being fiord the east, he went away due west, towards the famous hogs of Hampshire r a large dog followed; which had a good effect. It was obvious that these figures were properly poised, by making the lower parts heavy. The third display was the form'of HENKY the FfitIRTH 9 of France, in ancient costume, -much larger than life. Some time elapsed befcire ibis effigy could be filled with gas; however, wken sufficiently infi sted, themtn and horse made a noble appearance. A gbibe or balloon fastened to the head of the figure by a small hue, kept the whole upright. Having c.leareu :he trees, the iv? made akw irttp,ulart lunges in the air, excitio4 stirptise and admiration; however, at • last, he flew .vitJi peat rtpidity in i'l4'. snit of the b. fir. The eshibiton ended with the tit, fl..tion of a figu-e of the Emputoa o' ittJs.tr.t. which nly mounted six leer.—A letter was fastened to each w4ll this icscription......" Pray open this letter, aul be particular as to Cie direction Within." Ti.e contents informed the person who aiaight find tbe ar ticles where to send them, and promised a reward. VAuxuitt.l.-GARonmi.--11tis iascin ding scene of altllnSetileflt lost none of its Well- kiltann . 4CL10113 on Monday night. Trio fitness of the evtning the G irucas to be tilted at an early hour with youth, beauty, And f tsi.ion The abominations, trinsparesi cieb, and decorations Llisplayed, were ~..;rand and bril• beyond the prker bT'da.licritatitah *AI& diem justice, as was also the fire-works, the couclutling piece of which was a splendid representation of the Pagoda in fhe Park ; this' hakd a very tine effect. • HIGH W. 14 LA TO,-;rIUaROW AT I.ol4l.MtClittlP4a. Morning. . . . . minute" after 6 Aim won . Y 6 iblialliteS after ti • COURSE OF Parisi day's:A.2l 'e Ditto, 2 U.. Si 50 Bourdeaux,do. 21 50 Madrid, 40 Effect. 40 F.ITLet. rtmoerdam, 4 U 34 0 11 I litto at ik , a ht 94 0 Ronal —on, a. tO 11 . 2 11:unburgh, 32 0 21' Alton, 39 1 1' 1' Agio on t h . P 3 Ll. ot VekiANGA: Niplcs, . 43 Lisbon, - . t7J Oporto, - 64 I tublin, Cork, 9 P4lenno, I S Lt3hcrt, 67. C. Liv.l l !rrole ithaec...ve per/.lice. 2 0 hollimt, 2 per Cent. PRICIiS OF G 01.1) AND SILVER, 1 JI, it Portugal Gold in C ta,vr oz. ict 164 Foreign Gold in liars 4 16s 01 N. w Doubloons f 4 10 6 I New Dollars s i B11(1118. At the Masi of Peneettland, the 17th ult. the I ady t Rev. Angus McKellar, of Q soo, who died in the wane of the same t At Stonebonse, the Lady of taptaln Sly 0.1. 8111tiliT, Butt of a :ell and heir. MARRIEI). Tti•• , !sth ult. at St. Anne'•. Church, Soho, flank! T,rry, Esq. of the Theatre-Royal, Coy nt-Oar.lyn, to Miss f•.Ls.:b ih j 4.1. * myth, daug • r N.tsmyth, Yatk•piace, Elinburgh. At Altiorstokr, a few days since, 'Cargo Na;)ier, R. Zs'. to Mrs. Ellen, widow nf thi late Lieutenant Eller., 14. N. Smuttlay, at Mary.:a-boone Church, General IL run Obert, to Miss P. , rkins, of Chesficld Lolge, At Carlow, the 20th ult. Lieutenant Colonel Ulysses Burgh, S.C.J • to Mull., only daughter of la:e Wulier DIED. Here, the.2.9th ult. on his ieurn from 1%4 h. re ro• ha 1 gone fur the •very of 4i, hselth, Mr. Ch.ries %% bite, soil 01 Adam White, Esq. merehat.t, Leith. • At Craigsanquhar, the 214 t ult. Po. N..thattiel Spine, aged Si. At Methver., the 26th Olt. Mrs. Dove, wife of the key. John Dowe, Minister of that parish. At Gates'll, the 24th ult. the Rev. Adam Tait. At Brackla, the 21st ult. Grace, daughter of Cart iin Fraser, of Btackla. The Udthuk: in liaslar Hospital, Lieut. Williani Paton, R.N. Sunday sennight, Mrs. Ward, aged 80 years, mother of John Ward, Esq. • Collector of the euiPent, at East (:owes. At Mill of Forest, near Stonchaeen, the 10th.ulr. William Young, Esq. Sheriff-clerk of 10ncatilintsbire : ••• Wednesday, in the 734 year of his. age, • Ch2riti Forcer, Esq.. Banker, of Walsall; senior member of the Corporation; and an. active Magistrate for that place. At Edinburgh, the 2341 ult: James, second son of the Rev. Andrew Thomson, Minister of St. C.e.orgea. • At Lancaster, aged 65, the Rev. Charles Lord Viscount Eau conberg,b.l. Before he came to the tifle(which is now extinct), he was Chaplain to the Portuguese Anitossanlor. .• • CHING'S WORM I.OZENGE.;. • WORMS arc allowed to bu the mast frequent Sources of Children' iliseases :—Their Symptoms every Parent should •be acquainted with. They occasion lust of appetite, a paleness of the face, emaciatiut , itid •an !rte. gulax state of the bowels, attended with. violent pains, they bring on convulsions affect • the growth of the burly , •nd often 'rove fatal, by •ensling In a consumption or decay. Both as a preventative and cure for these alarming complaints, the above excellent Medicine it universally allowetion the testimony of the highest characters in this country, to have no equal. Their pwhlic approbation, given to .the Proprietor, front a personal knowledge of Its efficacy In their own families, stamps its merit beyond competition, and gives a sanction to it which no other Medicine of the kind can boast. Front the Hon._and Right Rev. the Lard Bishop of Cieittistr. To Mr. CUING, Apothecary, Ckeapside, - London. Bta—l readily embrace the opportunity your letter affords me, of adding my testimony to that et the Lord Chiet Baron, in favour of your Chiug's Patent Worm Lortliges, my tldest sun having a few months ago derived very material benefit from the use of it. He had been unwell for several week; previous to his taking it, appeared pale and emaciated, was,languiel, and cutii;,latited fre quently of pains in his head and side. The l.ord Chief Baron, who bad accidetidy seen hint in this stare, fortunately recom mended ma to the trial of your Lozenges ; and that to timne. might be lost, or any mistake might occei , la obtaining the r e pains Medicine, sent me three doses of it. Ihe first of these occasioned a visible amendment, and after the s,cotid dose every unpleasant symptom disappeared, but I judged K right to give the third, as the two former had agreed so uncomr mostly well. From that time my soil hasbeett in perfect health and I certainly attribute his cure wholly to the efficacy of the Warm Lozenges. I have since recommended your Lozenges in several instances, wherein I have the satislaction to assure you, they have uniformly been of great service, 1 our,ht to add, that from the nature of the effect produced by vilely in my son's case, I apprehend the complaints to have arisen front an obstruction betsvmuthe stomach and viscera. I am, &c. Rose Castle, Rec. 7. E. CARLISLE. Sold at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheayside, corner of tit. Paul's, London, and Most Country M•itlicine a:asters lu every Town, lu bona, at es. Pd. and ss. dd. each. . . RICKMAN'S PILLS. ORAV?.L AND STONE,. 1.13110A00, ke.ue pi . the 'glib , . ,s complaints incident to the hum flame, there are none store dreadful in their assure, nor then sliming in their consequonces, than the GRAVF.I. and s.rf )NE • PAINS ha. the BACK, LOINS, BI.APDER,, and i.17‘1. BAGO. They are crimplahns to which emery Orion is 404 are r inundation for every oihir species of Disorder. Ih e 'above invaluable Mama composed of the most innocent in. gredients, has been Mimi of sis;;ulsr efficacy, in the ahi.-v Co.l - ; removing the calculi, or gritty secretions. Jell hen:siting sttreey pernicious tendency to thsise &orders, wilinut 4t+soSnr ment. From a con.riouaturss of the powerful qualaY of thews YllMy lolly-evin‘cti by a private practice of many years, they 1 ate offered to the abetted, and reconunendld as a cure fur the above .complaumt. fiold wholesale caul retail a' Mr. Butler's, 4, Chrapsltl ,, , entree . of St. Paul's Olinrchiyard ; re:a:thy Belem and sharp, mouth; Hell. lierding, and lui , r sOrt,Guqvirt ; Alir..ltt, W.. ~,r, Mallory. Jor...p, Exel ; Cookwt-r:lty. • .1. •- vlile,Gilbert,and 1104414 0 Plynii.uth; Nessiliney,littlam ; an 4 llilactlonaltl, Glasgow ; Sni:th, :scott, and VA:. - burn, Edinbergli ;C: ur. well. ; floss Peck, Hull ; rill ton, gdwards and Petniy, anti Liv.rpool; Stair, arid Maneheser Bowels Not wich; Knott and Lloyd, :; , anti. ; Gregory, Brighton. Whit high kit : Sint itatottls, 4.4ki. .! ; -alma, Plymouth Loci.; :aul most rqedicitir Vetiders,sa 1;4,1.4 at Sie. Od. each. ADVICE. • N 0.13, n•wvarle-street, Vett-street,. /day I, 181: • - WHEN Men ~f Education and Professional sk'd inelerreveritie, etAlewores cur. r the num certain method et trvanies at:-se 1 rye triseaces, ss. tut result of their wirer', hr is the prn-t of superkeit 7. rawer' 3 t z.rc 1. ,Ve wt: .1, <vt ed your I , r ctice the Cslll4 , :ve treattrnnt a a ha c Visorders, and the c.enplele suc . c. . .s. at ti ing ioar Ilan; gives us addhional ardour to ‘i.plits: ma :71 MeV e ravages of Omni carep'aints Witch are .1 , • oi al: o.elnfirmi.ies .o which the btu,. ti: ia • After authari•est hitrodfictain in - ohe ery Manes u. \ gel-mire, we detern..ned en commens.'..y vac. re, .to , diviou:.ls float the igharat.ce ef utiedueated hum, ur 4:4 dang,lot t 4 preet )t 3 I.7,tit iiracitiontr. ' file tin ce dal. slet th ea: if wi.ieh•we Lave -ar attention, ctintprise evs:t y -posies ta V nereal toam, tt-li- ....r of recent or 1,114 thir:cit :1; Af ice I),:ity'or clency, whether ari4itc; f bra ih, stkrei Mahn.. of khoo'.-troyi., r the indulgeticies of nature' "av, turtni: , arttnt imp , : d 'shnictiiiaes an con toop—oi I .a.a Iy, t `sat t:eran-,1,in.14 ut i.. 4! •systent in Wiir.;. si, •ts,iit'll is ratted harrtnnas or acidity, to malty cases origai.o.s.„ hi a ...i1.1.0r error. • Ilitmerciut slis , :asei: ...re the ignorance of bas.e in the treatment of a bilople (;06,0111:t.r.t, An I if Me 1111111 rip..: tly peas that the seeds ot hie are p. t•one ', front the 111..410-rt. ate of an ueguariled 'moment By a kt.i),..1.0r method, i.ach Isms -Iplaiot . are easily cuti-:1; and even wit. re others have tailei, we trust that we may otirean eft. anal ristot a t ion. brill cannot the must invert. S Cl.niptie; ted 't is ress in this disorder equal abe s'otta• or :12ty, al.a, from au indolgenva boar.,ry v Cr, or purv.do nf ;talc of a fashionable life, acquire tha state ut deb Iry. whie!i .s una. ve.ii3ble effects of such pernicious hahi..4. V. at rs the mill: Ti ll , kuhertr brood., ovi_r his misery. b t too eats fti4 rmite, it may be some con olatimi for Lim to he a .suc_ 1 that wliih.•(l' hes' prartitioncts .u...tipate flit et•ntf,l . rt removal of those delis:tench. s Ly the gradual .t . yard Nature that is the • vetio7renie.it o u.r sti.tte, .It - • .', lit devtiticn at the shrine of Bacchus ur Venn% have begun to sap he es-Lace of manhood, much at:xisty wilt lie pt . ye. led by a.i er• counteraction 01 Cos anti... Mil st at and in these ica.-4 no heulty will occur ; uui where Cis ele:l4 ll l.:ney hits beet a 1... s ed continue for years, a judicious perseverance is iudispensa:he reviv.• the constitution, arise re-animate it to lita;; b. . 'A Le s rats t the Urott.ra, a. (retro/it fy convected Ta 4 th or a.. 611 from , !:e ahoy.: eontplaints, have not e,wared rntr attentiot.; by an irflAttl-.. sod improved [fan, te,,- ar e bled to remove obsinate G.. e - s and Strlettares, whet:Ar re. cent or of long duration, without rieurting to the painful and eangersus use of ibe raastic bougle.. Many instances can t , st at :dived of very lure'-erne cats-1, to several years continuance. -;tig yielded to our method in a few days, it!ter the core !tad be :.!Libptod by soh. r tr::. - ::!io.ters without elf e: and such bas been the re)tdt of a pe...etice of fifteen ' y earn, that the rte.% nt 't.:A.inent 11,!, not, in One epee ins:arce, ever .ove,l abortive; Jut ;ng h period mat. y ntsn an.t t r, together w!th see. rat thousands of both sexes h :or ea perirneed the enjoyment of having been ptrfectl) c .re.i, zi!tr severe and inj 11 rious meth this bad been piisese red in t o• it rpft,e. Patients in the country to state th..ir age, r el 1 vith.,.V.z. by Liter, enclosing a rern‘ttarce, will have the retitti.te advice .4141 medicince forwardttl to any part of the United Kingtl GOSS Ana Co. hickill:ets of the fleyal Cullege 01 sus g A IVO I)iinttlers ILtve C...titr;britehl More essential r destroy Hymeneal Hap; co. titan thlme which are the ..I‘::scluence of um:made:l plea-uie Poovie of every • sank ply .eioration to ihe Shrine of Wed/ocli, but were 111 t el*Pe.(6: has been tainted by Diu aye, a trnifVl'..it 0: stability is indispeli. sally retiateite. Tweto:: rare have we &ewe! our practice to the delusive treatmeut of the fdllowilig Disttr‘ters. and these*. ceutul result of our plan gip sus addivessal ardiiur to uppu,r, as tar as tee are able, the ray.ages of sho..e t;timplsitic- which tz.e nuos7 important in the catalogue of lioiss 4 o i ' air i el 7 At, cr -Initially!' into every br.utch, as Navy startuns, we funned s w •••21, at au early periud alt practice, to rescue ludividust. (i;, 1:4 86 .. norsoce of uneelpeatesl oleo, of threqeally uus precipitaiity •of general l'ractai loners. The iiiteiderf to the cure of viat;chtSie - :ave ;retard ispcioo, comprise every %pities of Vemie 21 liveciion; binds ofj.)ebil:ty, whethil ariseigottoin the habla.al. ...ys, or the !tt4u!;,cllcio of omit/rex age that iterait t .inent fit is stein iii AV( 1 1111:11, which is called tarrecht-... or tk e i ff7y; Seminal Weatinessei,. thews,' Oissinictints in ti:e"lsretera ; • at.also Strietures, *whether recent ' ot 'of trine ZfulusSin. and which dive ha/Sited the Skill o: other huptirine rs,-..tri. by our present trAproved pion otereai mint vittetua.ly an i prrnia. et-tidy cured, without the p 'nem solferini. tackurti4.) pain • antialartiang Hemorrhage which frequently fol!ows 11w applies.. tithi of the .ssi•ir Caustic. In the Surse tit out' exten ie;praetteo Ise this metropoiis, .numerous cases of lit'RlC have bees and are ...ally under uu: care, the total eradication of which is di. trete.' II a safe, oertairt, and expeditious mode of care super ;in to any oitier r yeradop: . ed. he weakii:lis, retaliation, and !rise. thy, ilrueeeding from this complaint are spreli'y rein fest, and the Patient•restured to soon.: :Lod fvieortins Pitt .there the debility has for pars sec fee., a pro periteverseiee in our restara•ive re' is 4 4lalyreq,i;sitl, to refiveilie stuns herin.,4 • • '..e, and Rs the'cointitiltioni. • Numerou• Diveavel are the revile of !gtu ee hater In the treatment of a simple Gonor:hea, and it I'iii4nnivequinttly her pests that the mods of Bic arnputsone4 b# du: dint:ultra of An unguarded hour. By a superior metlistl.such complaints are eastly.eured ; and even where othyrs Lave • ia;'.e.l,, we trust that we may pia sutne to oiler a radical re-estalioltspeth. Few, dos. per k are the cases of,cismpiicatcd die tees in this , disortler. corn. pared Wilt tin calatnitoirs situattin of moo, who, trona tin indol • t 4 , 11 1: if) try 111, :*.tr . o. Xttle pr4 . l.4anst gaietie: of a life, acquire th.it state of debility Which is the onavoldahle cowom quence of such pernisions habilt. • 'Where the unhAvy butleief broods over his enjatiry, but f.inefully his.natitorroni•s, it _may he smite cossolanon for Ilini fit knout; that :'though It be .us object of doubt ter uneertalis'y with other Prri.!ttioisers, the fele moval of these deficiencies by the gradual prevess As- nelfuvatioii, Is the acquiresseat of our earerletwx.• I( thesites rf 4;c!tus ter V.enus have hcs-nn to seduce manly vigoLir, mutt at t ty b.! be prevented by an early counteraction *`this largui I , in these eases no •,:eat dillicolty wNI oreur. Mal tied N%'omen, whose t arca at ions of a family 1.4 e been defeated, from whatever cause; will consoisituns a hooting, that in most ins:styes, by attest:ion to oar nue:it sue-,11 • general (onkel/ins become renovated, :rti iattpcdimett sremoveit. ('ettificates.of eiuriskill and 'humanity awing • h I of the above eonntants, front war nen.. Brims liv e as well as tenets from sonic Noblemen and u h ts, s hii .ve rit .istrd on their publicity, ate featly to satisfy every um: of the authority of what we advance. • By an estrlfipplkaion to Messrs. Carrie and Ca. the patient will escape the pain, irlsoinr, and reps of a long and tedious attrodaace upon less rip:floored prachnotiers. Patieht• is the Country are requested to state the partictitirs of dolt. CESC, age, and general habit of enelosini; a Mr for advice and Medt tin n, whir tl:e same will be given •ir sent to any parr of the Kirgeiii u. C•U lUI 11. and Cgs 'll trs (Tattoo gargles. )N : Printed by LLVei. KINT Pickett /'lace; published there, and at the Star Oilre,*fentple bar. • ~~.