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-- IdoETRr. •••••-••••• Alf ZXTRACt FROM A LYRIC POEM, ON 111 E PRIISFUT GLORIOUS FRACR, AND TUR FALL: OF NAFOLROIi SONAPARTZ. &C. &C. Thus Lucifer, Arch-lip nd of hell, As mired reeords dreadful tell, From lireen was battish'd far; ". He (elk with more than half his kind, " Massims's vengeance burnt behind," And wrecked tint baneful star. With throbbing hearts, and waving hands, MOM, With shouts. tit' acclaiming bands ! The sacred shrines surround ; And, while joy tangs from shore to shore, Triumphant tlinaders echoing roar, And wild tios.umus sound ! . „ lap of the win:kiwi and the storm, Whose essence mocks the pow'r of form! Oh ! hear thy Europe s lays; To Thee, rejoicing harvest. sing, To Thee, their praise, the Nations bring, Crest Lord of ancient days ! Thep Prince of Peace! Almighty cause! At Whom behests the kingdoms pause, And quench their hostile Ire; Dinlaining ht catombs of art, Whose off 'ring is the human heart, Hail universal Sire ! Ye crowns of amaranthine gow'rs, Ye Ontario, of eternal pow'rs, From realm, for evt r calm, Rain elust'ring'down, w! le Europe bows; And conq'ring Sovereign, pay their vows, grows of waving palm. Chain's! is oppression's iron rod, lain fed: himself, and owns his GOD ; He, Heaven's immortal hell The slats pour'd o'sr earth and 111'1, No finer th' inotieners see Confound all systems here. From chaos thus,. where Nature lay, When Order mimed Crea; ion's ray, The beavteous world was rear's]; Or from the fl.iod, when all was drowt'd, When waves and oceans tremb:ed round, The olive dblee appear'cl. Some vessel thus by tempests dtiv n, Too le me, the rage of angry Hcavls, Her wlsh'd-for coast implore.; When first she mikes the airy land, What wampum seize the shaeldealog band; To gray their chalky shores! Or, sea babe long Neared from home— • -• If by some charm the prattler come • To widow'd mother ' s view, What blended hues her mien receives! With tears and smiles she scuce believes The fairy vision true. Thus Pears mord, a wandlerfied, And long deplor'd a, really dea,l, Returns lajaypus rain; Noir Argtlaa, from Heav'n's own clime, A silver instn . itim mends sublime, To Encopeameheing'ebeen: Market Warw. Dec rli, nit. ••• y . Bow-sritun—SAturcts' Davis, who was on ;he preceding night detected with a bundle of wear ing a 4 9pirel, for the possession of which he could not - Outisfactorily account, was brought to the Office, and remanded. . As wentM. Clari and J. Itszuky, foi attempting pick, the pockets of various perstins while returning from the Theatres, on Friday evening. .Vtailthe was fully corrunit,e4i, charged. with at tempting to pick the pocket n! Mr..Coppbck, in the &rand. H. Farrell and R. Gillawre, boys belonging to Leary's gang, were charged with attempting to rob * Gentleman in the Strand: but he .having given them a smart caning, refused to prosecute. They .were, however, committed as disoiderly. W. Bartlett, porter at the Gelden•cross, Charing cross, wits convicted in the full penalty, with costs, for an overcharge, in the delivery of two hares to Mr. Dove, of St. Jo..n's-street. MarisioN House.—J. Waller, who had been charged i on a tomer occasion, with stealing parcels from dif erent coaches, and against whom proceedings had. stayed, upon condition of his going into a con. gleamed regiment, was, on Saturday, again- brought pp, having deserted from the depot of the regimen[, ' sod was lolly committed. . Gint.umaAt...!—An inveStigation of a complicated irature took place respecting a parcel, transmitted by ti o e each flue) Birtningliarb to London, by 'a Mr., lomons. , :This parcel was entered in the way-till in town, and had been received at the coach office.—i ir bad lam, however, been delivered ; And it WAS as. gartitined that an extra porter 'had been employed on the. day of ,its arrival, who Was suspected of having' purloined h. His lodgings were searched, and esi zsast ; nnualer of gold seals, &e. werefound, bUt none. of else ii og. which formed the contents of the parcel stolitt, Ire is, however, detained till further enquiries shall be made,. u .:B4Noefrunt§c4uotim—.llt these Sessions, holden on the 29thand 30th tat. the hillowingprironets were tried: Lewis Moron, shoves to Mp nt ars. Coleao, llaeo4r#gers, pe a k was convicted et stetling goods oat of their atop—received. serene* °Meath At Porthgliese sitkr, ennvietid Of strilikg a annatityereate - wita Harbour; aitsd --,- Haller, eon ,,ll,lr.'llot/pou, banker, Sandwich, 14ss A servant, were severally seas fen years. ilpprentices - to Mr.4l6pe, etineicted o skate, at bls Whitens tiatfdarlith.i- of stealin g silver spoons at Ramsgate. Lbs. was to It'ive come Cat, 'berth* the iciary, gdinburih; the ttEial of calico-printer and innkeeper, in ' M.Pliersom, calico-printer, at Asday, calico-printer, at. Ander /ickierst; caliei?-printer, at Kitikaid corebinktian, or conspi. %es. The prispneri ha d been gmyt f t hqet beim called, none seguetitly sentence of outlawry Est they i! their bail-bond Gicoed froafthe `Bench to the the Court tipped every exer. ,b 4 x hi)! Lerdihip to apprehend Uwe !!i Siotlaach to order that ' that from the corn. ,anent a nd declaratioo of the pri. appeared 10, thimost atrocious Via, O. ; 0004 111 44 M -411 V -Over- ; come 'before the. .Court.. be. . Mere A 01,1‘401. addition ibloveoro4ina.' OvaloaWd, 44Flomm .ouseisphinaeleby• the loutoey.' Oak , 7'.,,L„g. {kit% Ifigei'ltitutdoms toldito f, aid by ,liar abila dociats , • :prio filar* . , , • 4 . 1 • • • ‘l.t toil lima ;Vessel in *a., .spts vifleo Of 4ti ililig ' Woo tram I srlwrq ih i hslka4eive.inPlf3xo teneett t o iv y t :t e :pprted seven T. sad J. We3t, api ihinnint, *ate Gain a 09 he lintifesaned 1 8 Italudit. t , line 7: 0n€ 411 11 caseload a( J obe i n . d rn six *ontU. UP* ay te'niitght was 11Sh - court of •Justiciai ,alcliirder .geCireg?r i _c4 Aii c if r e 4n 1 Af ald Al T t ir4 4 o)iyi.; .ro t . pitif tindloki bichnie l p Prs:s . o4 accused of il;•A y1ey,...,p rai s e 'ihFir wal emitted tO baii, but, up of di e m appeared, collie( . LORD ADVOi4TE. that I t a itv Would . be madckx a ,parsons , irsiculku sy . rr i uKbi be brought t p xicin of . the inaiArtien sowers, this ap utaredifit r - _._ DREADFUL FIRS AT CHARITIC:CMOSS. ~- At an etirly hour on Sunday 'notating the ill ltA- . bitants of Chatine.cross was thrown Inv, the. most alarm, by the breaking out of a first tat lit pre. mises of Mr. Kell, a was end tallow chandler, inahet neighbourhood. Tht Wind at the time being in a westerly point, the flames bent' their influence with great power against the walls and turrets of Nor thumberland House ; but this building foe a 'consi derable time resisted their force, and the detouring element was more destructive in another gamete... — The house in which the fire nriginated was redaced to a heap of ashes. The one adjoining, in the direc tion of Whitehall, inhabited by a taylor and draper, met a similar fate, with the exception of a few stand ing walls ; .and another to the westward, contseeted with this, belonging to Mr. Russell, grocer and tea dealer, was ceninletely destroyed in the inside. An the furniture :and goods in the tWo firitt-Menftioned houses weie totally consumed. In that of the third, belongin'g to Mr. Russell, some fumiture s 'a.quantity of tea, and other articles, were saved, sshich, With the books and accounts of the severetsnffeters, were safely lodged elsewhere. In what Manner the flee originated is tint yet correctly ascertairfed • but it appears that the family of Mr. Kell had retired to bed about twelve o'clock, soon after which the:fiti must have commenced, IS from the ptogress it had made in the building, beret* it Was discovered, it must evidently have existed foe Mere than an hour.. The first discovery of the unfortonate cireernStance was made by a Gentleman who was staidiog at the door of the Northumberland Coffee-house, a few mi nutes after two o'clock, and who instantly comdtuni• cited it to the watchmen close by, with whom he proceeded to give the necessary alarm. The utmost efforts were used to awaken the inmates of Mr. Russ. sell's dwelling, which failing in their effect, it became necessary to' break' open the house: By this time the dames had burit forth with incredible fury, and had ascended vs liikat, as to be distinctly seen horn Teen ple.bar. Tha neighbourhood 'Molt presented a scene 1 4 terror and confusion, net to be' deskribed, but the timely arrival olfire-engines item all quartette ) and the prompt and effective eireetions of the &mete tended in a great degree to abate the alarm. Th: whole of the inhabitants of the house of Mr. Kell, as well As in that adjoining, Esmped wkhont the slight' est injury. In the Mete of Mr. Russells , WA elderly Lady was °bilked to seek safety in a fligshe 'koala two pair of stairs wiklo*, at the back part of the premises, ail(' was safely ciught in a feether bed.-- A pang Man, the meter', of Mt. Katsstli s who sket on the ground Soot iA si rdoth adjoirriag the sfho'p, was nearly lost by suffocation, but pressing boldlt up stairs to the first float, he jumped at once from the window into the street. Independentit of these casualties, not the slightest :accident occurred: A detachment of the Guards 'arrited early on the spot; which, with the assistance of several peace efficers and the firenteri. sueeeeded in keeping ordcr and tranquillity. Much fear and apprehension being en tertained for the safety of Noithumberland asse,i two euginei were brought into play in the Ctart-i yard. The citations in tint quarter were ably rected, and assisted by ode of two Gentlemen of re. spectability, accidentally passing at the time of the occurrence, and who being in some measure acquaints ed with the premises, at once conducted the firmest to that part'of the yard Where water might be found.l By their exertions also and iideite, the flames were) arrested iii their progress at the western tenet, and' what was still more essehtiak in a communication which was discovered to have been matte front tuft cellar of Mr. :Ken's house to the bond tubber of the Whiet led directly through' an aperture ceased by the fire, to the dressing-roots of Lord Percy. This was the mast serious Foyer`, dir-eetened to the Northontberland mansion, but it *is happily subdued, and the only evil sustained there was the destruction of A part of the Western Wall, hid the ne. i cessary breaking of the wittdoessef the totiet, 'and al few others in front of the house. The Phienix fire' engine was the first that reached the spot at the! alarming' risie, and' he unfortunate inmates of the different houses had but just etetiped the .ffiry of the' devouring elements, When the "fireinen eddies engine began theireffective operations. They were qnteitly joined by anunternus body' of ftiernenTriant all gums. tens, who, by 'their oncettsieg and skilltil'etertiOnft,' succeeded in 'completely 'extinguishing the flints-el before six 'o'clock 'yeatercherthertareg :—;the engines,. however, continued .to play aptin theeditts and re maincof the several bottles until silete hour in the afternoon. It is perhaps unnecessary tb Ade, titat the exertionrofahe ieverith prisms-employed, *swat as thole Who ioluntiered their services Owthia elittni-' ing occasion, are well entitled notashly to she ehanks of the luhabitatits 'of the Opuledtaseiglibetitheod in which the distressing calamity marred,- bitt-tttent of the public at large: The I%ike of NoetT u and Earl Percy being out of town, •Me. Morris, the agent and steward of the Duke, kit town at seven o'clock yesterday minting 'in a Chaise arid four for Sion House, where he had ah intetview'with Lord Percy, and comMorifcated to honthepartieulars. EaVt *ale, 'a'fire**Pas 'disctiveied • Vibe! iStenitla, of Mr.-Day, of *lir Robin Hiid, Otte poose, Magdalen giaHsh, Oxford, which - Was . oteagionddt a 'perston's 'shaking 'the-tobatco . ashes 'fro% his piVe into soitie sawdust iiinitiltie& dektboi riegrdatty injored the interiat OH& hciuse,tut-prOvkleitilally it wis-AlscOvered in tithe to pitvent its stiteaditig, stir die etitrecaeneeeffilihY 'iliekdf A Most Ilritreissiiii"iteclihhit - bctu'rtettin the elitti. ing of Monday last, le the wife of Mr. Peals, - 8? KnOtt'shdne, in Cattfilnity ,‘lebtrwas fothid'iyitig dead upon. tfie fire, if its tbnlecttneli,* she had! fallen In sit fit, ititle.So 'inti Dies npftr • part bf her bOdytientit Ufeifilty On the 14th of October, to windwatittlADorninlita,:l near Monti Vide libtiche -a -- Party ' itiligert going - out to jOin that corps, and,IIL .4 :•ltot•ped ' 'lhiltv from the of earth fil • -*ttttilic the bàdy of Of 'Odd:lbtt; to 711.111it6trn, FOREIGN MAR WS. •ST. PATEItSBUILGH, DECEMBER. 9. In our markets we have ;gamely any altecation. Soap Tal low ls contracted for at 178 ItutieTs and Yelrow Candle at 188 Ittibelk Hen" ift a little bettor ; Clean lismp'Blolllsbels--Out. shat a 5 'tub* For 12 Head Flax tan) Rubels are demanded. Poi 12aW Sugars there Is somewhat more demand; the price,, haveivet, erg mot Ilisher.—Rkehaage it 1146. • AMSTFRDAIVI, JANUARY S. Very has, . during tho . e few days past, hem done in our market ;* ev..ry rrton waits for furtLer advices from your side eras* is very dull; th t, howcver is mote to be asaihods. to the season than to any large parcels L uang offered:— Die Wocide dull. Spices are without demand. Indigo nothing uoibiesslelllebittige 33 3. UNIPARSITT IN7ELLIGENCE. OXFORD, JANUARY 1. A diepeellitien'has passed the Great Seal to cnable the Rev. F. Ec Wittss M.A. of. Wadhans coltege, in thls university; and do mestic chaplain to the Earl of Kel lie, to hold the vicarage of tiatiWay, (to Which he has been instituted by conimi..fon from the Msbs of Gloucester, on the presentation of thi: Viscountess liereford o ) vith the rectory of Upi'er Slaughter, both in the eodlity of Gbiniester. Rev: Doniel. - Davkis, M.A. fellow of Jeree college, in this uni versity, has been appointed minister of Einsworth, in kiamp- Shier, In the tOOlll of the Rio. C. B. HetNille i resigned. . Rev. Joseph BottOstonCotey, M.A. chaylatln of Christ Church, is preferred spfhe perpetual curacy of Drayton, in this county. Hisitceeilltighhtisi the Dhke of York has been pleased to ap point the IlenstAstensitlifewson, M.A. fellow of 13raseenose college, Oxford, one of his Royal Highness's Chaplains. TheArchhishop of York is liberally encouraging the erection of rdispehSrlthin Ms diocese: Last week his Lordship conse crated a new outs at Beston t and towards the expense of the ' building stittscribed £5O, and the came sum to the subscription of .sostbscsakialifat. „_., h ., SCCLIDeIASTICAL PROMOTIOI 4 3. Rev. Thema. Clarke, M.A. has been instituted to the rectory of Broothhia;hold by the death of Wm. Hincoek Roberts, D.D.; Ree.Tbonmes Hynes, B.A. to the vicarage of Woleeriey„ void by the resignation of the Rev. Wm. Digby ; Rev. Rd. George, LL.B. to the vicarage of Stoke Prkx . , void by the resignation of the Rev. T. Clarke, all in Gloucestershire, and on the presenta tion of the Dean and Chapter of Worcestur. Rei. Henry Scawen Pluniptre, B.A. is appointed to the vicar ale of Lamblethian, with the chapels of* Cdwbrldge and St. Do ma's, in Glantorganshire, bn the presentation of the Dean and Chapter of Gloucester. Rev. M. W. Jones, 111). fellow of St. John's college, Cam bridge, it; presented by the matter and fellows of that society, to the vicarage of Ospringe, In the county el Kent, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. Mt. Jackson. Rev Jobs Edwards, M.A. of Huntingdon, is collated by the Lord Bishop of Lincoln to the rectory oi . South Ferriby, in the county of Lincoln. *ev. Walter Kitson has been presented by General Popham, ti tbefOlhor of Mirkvbery, in the county of Soinerset, void by :bethink of the Rev. Dr. Baker. Wetialuday the List ultimo ; Mr. Jobe Johnstone, preacher of the g 0 7 19 was oidaiitecl Msni. ter or tow Associate (it!irgher) ennerefallob; Lesne.: The Rtv. Willii!in Gibson, Isalgectlie, proadhed andpftwitted. The *td sit. the Associate Areibursher Corgregarlon of holitmyhive, gave au unanimous call to Mr. William Rat.tray, preaci.er ot the gospel, to be their pastor. 'The eV. 'William Pcarae, M.A. late of renet college, was on th*lbelolt:mo, inaituted to the Rectory ot Drayton Hants-ell, near Banbury. OR' the l lth th' Rev. S. Welfitt, to the vicarage ti 'lleddelethurp.All aalots, in the county of Liscolts. Lately, oii the presentaion of the Earl of Ayiesbnry, the Rev. lik'njainititleivto:l, to theltLecfcry of Wath, Yorkshire.. Sao fticuzd ultimo, the Rev. I.dwaril,Corl•too, 2 D. was 111, , 1-nisnowill nisnowill Ocelot! Provost of Clriel College, Oxford, in the place of the late Rev. Dr. Eveleigh. • key. illso.nas Fuller, B.A. of St. John's Colltr, Cam • britige,"hat obtained the Hulseaft Prize for a Dissertation on the Comparative Value of Prophecies and Wracks, u Evidences of the Truth of Christianity. The subject of the Huisaan Prize at Cambridge filr the pre seai is the distinct Provinces of Reasoto and tiaith. Thursday, at his hove In Upper Harley-street, the lady of Elturge Smith, Eq. M. P. of a son. MARIttED. "the 4tb Ult. at Si. Oeorge*A, Bloomsbury, the Rev. Willi= 4 131Bnitik, to Eliza, second daughter'of the late Samuel Nicholson, Esq. it. N. At St. Mary, Newington, James Franklyn, El. R.N. to Mary, Meet daughter of William Hales, Esq:of Wahvurth. toesday, at 'Banbury, the Rev. Juin Nelson, MA. fellow of VerienVettlitte Oxford, to Catherine, Aden daughter of Ri ends& Heyde*, int. of Banbury. The Rev. Henry Atlay, M. A. Fellow of St. John's College Cambridge, to Elizabeth Rayner, second daughter of the late Ittmes•Ffoittill, Eeq. Barritter-at-Law. thutiidaf settni#k, at Paglushant Church, Mr. Fairchild, of Rockford, surgeon, to 'Hannah Maria, fourth daughter ot Tho mas frowning, E 4. of that place. • DIED.. At Hinge, the Rev. John Waage, M.A. rector of 'ryrieg ham-ctun-Filgrave, Bucks, and Mihail, Warwickshire, formerly * fellow .oftianey Sussex college, Cambridge. At Aprlrby, Leicesti4shire, the key. John Moore, aged 69. Rev. John •Lloyd, of 13runant, in the parish ot•Cayo, Carmar thenshire. At his house, near Cbertow , the Rev. Dr. Champlin, vicar of Sllnts,tibtel, and felicity of Magdilen college, Oxiorti. At Whet 'Bromwich,' Dec. fit, In the'77th year of his age, the ttev. Wilham Jesse, Id.A. formerly of Trinity college, Oxford, rector.of itibbesford, in Worcestershire; of. Dowries, in hbrop. ; perpetual curate and rector of -West Bromwich, in Star tordshlre ; and Chaplain to the Earl of Gla-gow. :hatUrtiat ientdrit ' at Fllgrave, in fits 74th year, the Rev'. John WOW, M.A. rector of Tyritigham cum Filgrave. liacka,•avi , ol Hilo% .Warwickshire, and formerly Fellow of Sitinty Cptioge t Cumin - Riga, A. 1764, M.A. 1767. On Slit !t 9th ult. at :itamteal, nearßishop's Startford, Dr. R. Dintsaale,lo Ate year - of his age. I Frltirly sethdight, Mrs. Shaw, relkt of the Rev. Mr. Shaw, of Mahlon. On the 24th ult. at his house, in Newbury, John King, Esq. Solicitor, aged 60 years. 09 the SSW ApsLl, near Cannanore, on the Malabar coast, in his'asth tbr,'Llihttisrain Anibroswllening Petkitis. • -Dec. 90, Willkm Mark/saga, Esq. of Be: malaise, Yorkshire, ,Nest ash of ties ista Arohbiditip of York. Camberwell, the 82d year of his age, William Apia', Esq. fate 'Deputy of the Ward of Ctirntall, Landon. 's,itt.flarshant,Sir Bysshe Shelley, 'Bart. Need IS, Maria, 'mad daughter of Mr. Brown, Sur- geenelikiekfflins.vold. Sec:, tid, do his tisah year, Mr. Wm. °whin, of Chart, who walk this way to church, dropped damp and. instantly expired. aiditilTONlAN MIIDICITIES: MR. b ARNETT GUEST respectfully informs 4.71 1 1- Aoki Niko , . dot the•GUESTIANIAN Mk.PICINES are sold by Messrs. Newstee- and SONS, wholoialle add retail, No. Ve;l:feiniktriiet,Thablint and . those that wish to we the salutary, *Meter otllieM'shailies4e •thitinflarmadun, by perutlng h " peke Is. sold as above; or by ereinhilrig the btens-bdewspeper, Bell's Wieldy Messenger •or Le Belie Ass umbilic i where they will see that these chemical preparations lave been estab li shed In London for more than twenty years, by ref tiehtg the' fillOWing complaints in less dap one hour, and by tithe/ Mine i 'all sort, of f3oad, Rheumxtie Gout, dtbissamildni fitentey, Li ver Complaints, lid Sprains, Bruises, • Contractions' procswileg from repeated Farsi ; likewise Head-al:bee, l'uoth-aches, Alt SOOO patients, after they bed been ad- Hospitals,eoutinued there a reasonable 2111, beifigellinsed, have itterwawli been tby the vs. of. these testgratives. The Astlunaie, NerrousEand Con almost to seem incredible; and his will dwelt bapfeterred. • .4 sold wltobsesli by ail the.respeet• i.ondoothut retail only by, the Pre* Great Surrey-street. • vsixrAtiiit artvetbra. valueof 11u. Fiat=lAN'S GeTTa SALt7Thltt.a, bull= w long .proved, that smithies of deo Wittent day can bear a compstation with it,, in all the tillierent states of► certain disease ; wkicli it effectu ally cures sad eradiCatek frosts , he habit, wiliout ex‘itin the painful feelings sal exposnre that attends saiivation—withatit debilitating the c'watt,:tion in any .bl.ree, or even requiring confinement &OM• birine". or restrict tion of diet. The radit.al vrtates of these ine.tinsable Drops lust's proved their claim to public approbation for in co than au rend. lo all the debility of both sexes they prove a aviver-f .il tag resto rative—whet:tor the.debility is produced by too Ire we of tner• cury, by illicit g‘leasures, or ttc erects of a warm clituats. Tg Travellers and those g.,ing abroad, tlity cannot bi reeommeaded too strongly, as they will receive l safe, speedy, ant complete cure, an all old stubborn gleets, and every weakness tha directs the bladder and or g an s tat urine. By its efficacy many.. women have become mothers, who tor many years had been deprived of that happiness. Sold wholesale and ratan. at Mr. Butler's, Ks. 4, Cheapshia l the corner of St. Pairs Cl:nrchias l 4; anti retasi, bt Bairn swil harp, l'ortsmauthi Hal! ilt Januar, Gosport; 911nuti, Weston, Mallory, and Jones, Portsea ; Trewrnau, Eletev.Cooltworthy 3 , Ultnvilie, (filbert, an Ifoxtand, Plymouth baoll; Dock ; Nvvehury, Dahtin ; Nutter and Mitedeinall aktegiow ; smith; Ma.derson, Scott, and Reabusw, • Eslaiburgh ; Croton'', 131 th • Ross & Peck. W ; hite, rseig/iti.n g Roberts. Sadao : v.4%l4 Clieltete.ain ; Gregson & hinloge.r.t i wa.rds mil Penny, Over. pool; Stem an.ll.yi ch, M'aitetes•rr; hitrivlO,'; ott and Lloyd , Birmingham; faistny,.9rlghtoe ; gintmona Slim& tend ; and most Msdkine Venders, Is blot**, at Is. ali 04 ill an 1 Luc Virl-174N Men of Ititnc-rtion ntd ornie%sanuti skit; nee perseeteug endeavours to dhrtaiito the most safe and sexton method of treating a raw prevailing Dwain, Ire saceento tui result of their expects:co Is the best opal of torperiority. Messrs. GOSS and Co. as regular. Mangum' of the UPI College of Surgeons in I.onlon, have h.. 0 istdursil to.trulto the cure of the tollueOlig the obi..ct r particular study, vim, a certain Disorder, freotrent iv Contracted 'poi r.iota,n, of noon cation, and its concomitants, S:notores and which, by .an improved plan, are speedily and effbctually cured; as also de. bitty, whether arishui from Bacchatia . ."ait Indulgences. !c.ng reds. o d neeir climates, or. a secret srfiLary vice, too ohLn no. happily pursued by the youth of both setts, •it the one coloring sterility or barrennets, and ih the other a Milner/so. train of ner vous diseases, which, if not timely remedied, terminate in impo tence and consumption. In that distressing state of debility GO deiletency, whethir the consequence of such baneful habits, or arising from any other cause, by which the powers of the coned. 2111011 become enfeebled, us Members of the Royal c e tt ege of Surgeons of London, they oiler a bean, sate, mid speedy Telco. ration to sound and vigortr4s hea:th. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively yrofetsing the cure of there parocuLar complaiate. !n order ti.at they nrty not be. by a mistaken feW, marked with the obloqwr so joint) , attached to the Ignoract empiric, think it but jusucv to sbonnielves to state chat they hays been properly educated,and initiated into every branch of the profession (certificates of which, from differeid ilospita . s, and -est:mu:VA item ?he Most ennrient they In.ve L. convince ar,y loqtnrer) that the success resulting frcm eodeaiontrs 'Bret induct them to quit the practice of Le general l'ractitioner, am: they frostraie that their poentusiono constitute a (air ground :or the unpiccell ated coulidence writs wh'e.h they hat e, by the Public, been so liberally honoured. resnit cr . a Ions; and extcosive practice hes mailed thorn, by a superior Method, to remove venereal complaints, however Inveterate or complaratesi, vothoa: subjectirc the patient to tie least restraint dirt or eten-t-e and in rxent Cases where an early application made on di-cov2ry of the infection, they Ire. queutly perform a cure in the short pace of two days. The un precedented mice s's& et their mode of treannent (which has never hee.a known to fail itkocw siooie instance In a practice of 15 veers during which periaki thousand r•rsons of buds seises haver boeo enied, even after sonteee and li.juritvos methods bad been purseed he other Ps-x.4l3(ler* without e ff ect), Induces client to dal!, miser ittni %lone's! To be consultel daily by ilaJente or either P 414 with moray, delicacy, and attention.—Setters trion tt r coontry, v43'2112114 pirtteulais of Cie case. aye, and nrinitio of tiring, a remsttatiee, duly attet:iled re, and advice and Medicine lore warded to any oat t of th. kingdom. • t7i.)SS ..tri Co. foogruiv, 2tviver;e-ctreee, Meat-weer. May 1, 1809. WHEN Profei,ion3l Men, erninelvi for Atilt Anti experienoe, offer their advice, and exert their abilities for the cure of a few reigning diseases. they rise 3.sperior so that pre judice which is excitud !n,st tl c advertisements of men, ignorant of the first princ , ples, 1:1,1 uneducated us the.prao tice of physic. Messrs 1:1. 1 1 1 tIt atid Co. reeutar Surgeon., tanc tioned by every privilege ter practice, at.d by Ilse unrform t.ticress which their mode of treatment for Venereal Conipialots has hi chill° been attended, ono •titie with the acme as.iiltary to d:rt et their studies to the cure of every %seems of that baneful poison, as well as the removal of those distressing debilities and deficien cies whit% prevent or embitter the me-ristionial state. ht the ca talogue of human infirmities there are none more afilictinktkaa those which are the unavoidable consequences of mt itakilgence in a certain destructive habit. The unhappy sufferer broLkts over his misfortunes, ashamed to seek re 112.:, until be is reduced to such a state of misery as in render Cite oppressive. To such per ions it will be a a:twilling 1%1, pion to know that they niat now, by a new and infaiiihie remedy, be restored to their totmer con4kutional strength aml vigotir. Weak, relaxed, and &bilk. tated habits, proceeding ci!ber from ad 4:ICeMI of conjugal and 111:- cit pleasure, terraip a long resilence in hot climates, hard drink ing, thr injudicious use of mercury, Occ. are speedily restored xtk health and strength. It must be a self-evident proposition, that where the sr gregate of intellectual capacity as aeed to the treatment and cure of a few peculiar there must be the greater certainty of itICZCoa ; and as a proof of this position their method of cure is so particularly rept ditious, as well as see. and so evidently superior to the common practice, that its emus slight cane. of infection a-perfect restoration is conipleted in 04 short peri , l3 of three days, and th o se of the utmost Invetemoy, where other practitioners hav,: failed, a proper perstweratate to their elan of treat mentetisures to the patient a *sk i ll/ell grouuded and lasting re-establishment. By an early application, the patient. end esca.,-e the danger au!. expense rff a tedious attendince upon the less experienced practitioner. In this most obstMme and com plicate.: cases of venereal Infection, 'tech as obstructionvin the urethra, spuogy excrescences, hard turnouts, callous ulcers, scup. Lions, seminal weaknes., ;,hoer r , :AS also S'l R IC I'IJREI, wh,!hcr recent or of lett duration, a:-.! Witch have baf.led the shul of other peactitiouerti, are, by weir pr;,sent improvel plate of treatment, eireetually and permanently cut ed, witlt.set the pa nett suffering the excruciating pain and aliamiag hemorrhage which frequently follows tbdopells.alon of We tun? , CSOSS.ic. In the course of en years OltethiVe raCtiet• in this metropolii, nu. Nereus cases of strictures have Len, and are daily under their care, the total eradication of which is effected by .s ale, certain, and espedir;ous merle of practice, seperior to any other yet adopt ed. The weeltness, relaxat 1011, and deblity proceeding from complaint, is !speedily removed, and the patient restored to som.:l and v sprouts health. But whelk. the slebiNty has Oar years t • a.proper perseverance lu Weir restaralive reotedles, after the strirttt e has been destroyed, is ilidipensably requisite to relive the slumbering 'parks of li.e, and to reanimate the ettnetltattosn. t. ,, evetal 'Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respectability have beeh under the cart in /views. Cuaate and Co. (or the re moval of complaint; of the urethra, stricture., &c. ; and having received ,a radical and permanent cure, request that refector i es May be made to them, a, sats!'actory evidences of the decisive superiority of Messrs. Cutters! and Co.'s plan of treenneat.-- Many of these Uen•leinnia have had strictures from 10 to 20 years, and had been ureter the care of .Messrs. untie, Wiwi sdes, and other 'Surgeons of equal eminence, whs. attempted the cure by the application of the lunar caustic, evPhout success. Messrs. Ctrit to and Co. may be coustilted by either Sex, with the greatest dt4icecy, secrecy, autbhonour, at their house, Nu. W 7, Ilattam-garden. Patients iat the country are requested to state tbopattisulars of their case, aim and general habit of living, Stq s &c...laclosing a ter mittance for adske and me:Hemel, when the sante .411 i be given or sent to any part of the kit piona. To ettstire that eserecy an =vent ial to their undertaking, the postage antesgesnsa . y be added to the a.xount for ntsbrines. 9th June, ism 007. tialuiPsPtrPien• 1111:11 WA 11. R. Al' LONDON ukttawe .o.mogitow. Morning .it *two si , ter 1 Afternoon - 21, Ddt?t alter 1:ONDO1 Misted —.Ad : _ -.Rd by Lavas Kiser, Pigkeit Flue; initdislidd dare, and lithe Star.ollice.Tszaple Bar.. t~ ; and 4 ,TlCiiikfinh --- ii;stiSp . *Ceti; 'dice 'thilter ill. " 117 ° I or Cosupactiou 5 1.4119: 41611141 k Cliff , ' *hen . ilii lilSovente 'malt air ,sinsorthe abo t ire complaints; 1 fill down, itictimotheivd:thedi l bbth'. : . Fate-gebas; and tavachea t So( ik)r . :ash T n io e if 4a 10/4. jg14%410- 100 1 . . t deign. lirto • diel Unlike Hopi .__ T Alm, sad hiotimatnallboot be! '.9f thisas .84ftori, - *O9 - .Pled,ii:!- ioOrquelice rpitored to priest health by il which was . 16404 ip 1i head, on the 1 t WM. at bia a d intibib‘q le, tit Mr..EVANII, iiiira helis sitteciptips 44 1 140.rit II groat as l eiadose fit. :ii 412101 is tom " k c i i iii - a y s az e okai WWl** iNilleristid, v D,' of .pki ad iti y . riedit t 4- 1 - 1.2 _ E11:1111ast !ars Ha a' . 1i VOI I O O I B4II Pi . ptidtalr.S. Owns, Na .. Oro • . , P .