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I • re 0 4 : 1 t t 41 • 4I 1 1 .4 1 1 a , ' 4 1 4:: , • -- IPAO4 - 11 NECHPS GAZEIM. •• • PROMOTIONS. WAA-mpfler, JANUARY 17, 1815. Aki *Optimum! of DoOpoooo—Liemoral Sit Jaime'Stewart Denham Bort • icoeh the Nth Light Dr !goons to he Coiotlet, 'eke the lelartiues% of Lothian, deceased. WM° -borne' Browne, Trom the 21st LiFlu . Dra:;oons, - to be Curie; Ivithentpurcbase. fhb Ri*MAIO 'of Light Dragontre—i-Wilkittsdit Priumelt, Gent. . to be COrint, by purchase, vine Beiriky, promoted. 10th Ditto-- r be Carnets . by purebase—W. Paxton Ceu . vsce W:•miliam,_promoieti; William I.indsey, Gem. 1 wto—l i: in utena-Gentrul Witham Payne, Dirt. from the 19th 1.11,:,r DragEnri, reil Colon:4, vice Sir James &tu tu 1 I.)inham, apinso‘ril to t'il Dragoons. 3,1 John U. Vasuleieur, K. C. H. to he Colon_ el, Vied Sir William Payne, a}paintell to the 1. ight Drayton'. . - • - rryn .itesvart, Gent. tolie Corny., without put.. chem. vlee I;.owce, appointed to the id Magmata. 1111 itegintent of few., /indite W. 1' rankland to he I .ieut er. ant, wiLhout pet - chase, vice (Jordon, promoted in the Portugueac Atilt y. slob DOto—Lieutenant Alexander Prater to be Adjutant, rice 1 1 .1'ekaiant..prottiotell. loth inti , o, —;dorthwit.4:, Omit. to bu tose.n, without pur elta-e, vu's PiDwril, promoted tr. the ('ICII 'iltiot. St 4 nitro—Lieutenant Joan 1 Ligh to he Captain al 'Company. whamr purchase, vier St.llivan, I reunited in the l'orturine Staff.' ' Sith Dittn--'fbumas Price, Gent. to he hosign, byputcbase, • vice ttickarby, appointed to theta, Dragoon Guards. r. t 1 a R.:l 6 iment of koot.—C4p7ato EttwAr.l 1 arwiek to be Ma pr, widow purchase; Li:wen:a:a John Costley, to be Cap• rain t:f a Company, vier Barwick; Ernif . :a M. Stevenson tette Denten:tot, wi:hoot purchase; Ensign !chit Mining to be ditto, vice Costley: Lieutenant W. 1.. Cary, from Lai& 4,t the tiOtil Foot, to be Ensign (with temporary rant), vice Stevenson;---Guinea, Gent. to be ditto, trite kleining. 35rb disc-4aotts Jacksoit, Geo:. to be Ersigu by purchase, vice Wyse, wto rele/s.• • 40th ditto—Captain H. S. Illanekley, from 'half-pay of the 2 34 rout, to be Captain of a Comptivy, vice Orfeuille, who exchanges; Ensign P 0.% ell, from rue 10th Foot, to be Licuttotant, by pat...hese. 65th, iNto—Linataaart H. S. Hutton to be Capten of a Cont rail). without pierchase, vice ILirvey, deceased ; Eosip G. Blocker. to be ;.ieutenant, vise Hutton; Lv lks,,lre Key notch, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Blacker. C 0•11 di•to--ll'atHck John Douglas, Gent. to be Ensign, without rumba*, vice Mitchell, juu. whose au ointment is not to sake Otte u. 67 t h )itto—Enslin W. 0. Atkinson to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Mainwaring, promoted. Latto—Lteutenabt Edward Vanchan, from belay or the • 47tIs Foot, to bit Lioutenaut, vice promoted M the Hour hen Regiment. soith I)l4to—Lieutesaat George R. Mountain, from balf.pay of the shit rout, to be Lieutenant, vice Hunt, v‘ 110 extbanges. k West India Regiment—Ltrutenaut Delaey Evans, from the 3d Drii3ouni, to be Captain et a Company, vine itMints, &reared - Ruyal Star Corps—Ertytt Major William Stavtly, from the korai Afrk.vi Corps, to be Captain of a Compauy, eke Law nun, who cazlimazcs. /t ,Vrican Cor; S--Captam fitut7 William 1 .veztm, rrwu • the Royal bull Corps, to be Caltoftt of Compaay, vice titart ly, N lIU titiratgeo, Si: ~Jtav Krkittmit—Litit. nails Gilbert Stewart to be Captal.t of Cutnp.uty, by pt.rr.b4sc, rite Craig, %%le) retort; err, tient. ;o be Ensign, vs about iturcbAse, vice Massurilo, wLo rvoigta oitsver. Lisuseuaa-Colcinel Francis lin. it, on fialf.pay of I.ovicoltspia's La.vy, to be CuLund in sac Army, ItCSPITAL &TAIT. - lioapitat Mate Ckribtvpista Omer to be Hovital Ami , tint to air korai. klusi.wal Mate Junes b.taduts to be Hospital Assistant to the tomes. STAFF. To be Deputy Ashstant COlSMaitit des General to the Fortes— Wirer Goldartaith, and William I.eter, Cents. •• M1L110114511.411111. ,Ensign Edmund Martindale, of tira 9fith tort, who was super -01E1yd, as stated in the Casette of the Sd tweet, la reiustat‘d in /As sank. LIRATA in the Casettes of the Sd and 31st ultimo. Sd Foot. ~for VolubtetUohn froth the 11711 t Foot, to be Ensign, shout puteliase, vice Lines, promoted, Iknod Volunteer JohnWilkock, trout the £7'b Foot, to be Ensi4n, v•ithout puretulst., vice .111r:hag, promoted. Heat AL I mor. Pot itoptetor Genet of HwNita4 - l••rautis Burrows to Save pan anent r.tik, Read Inspector of Ilosp:,..11 Francis Borrowes to have puma • Amu. wk., BANRRIJ PTcy ENLARGED. January 24, J 8111: Itanigvcroft, of ilinfiald, Birks, raster, dealer ) in cattle, dealer and e!lapinan, at ten, at Outitllall. March I I, Vt'illiact Macpicliael, of Bridgnorth, Salop, banker, at eleven, at the Castle inn, BANKRUPTS. lines Bailey, of Partsea,Hint, coal-merchant, to wrrenderteb. li, at one, Feb. 3, at eleven, and Fetietaliy ea, at one, at the '• lllruntain lust, Attatnies, Virteideit Goatiort, W Me. arigg, 3g, - eoftei-ltreet, Strana, 1.011634. Jfelin Piiviell, of Soutbampton-liiiiiiiinsa, IlslLoisn , Ight i p esifi 'Mier, dealer and charnian, Jai.nary 28, Si, and Feriae/ '"itiea, Otilikikall. AltOtnty, Mt. Jusepli Rieby, 4i ;Feitla; *fact, Soto.. John Macmichael, new or late of Brhignerth, Salop, duper, c,arpet.tosaufacturc a., dealer and cbaptuau, February 4, 19, and v*, ac tbr-e, at the !toy Market Inn. Worcester. Atiurnlcs, Mr. !An Snitch, Brontsgrove, Wdrcerter-Inte; er Mr..Nota, No. 5, Clernent's-Inn, Loudon. wa s% Kiska ? . o f North Shields, Northunibertund, ildpoitner, . *tiler and chaptisan, February 7, is, and 30 1 et eleven, of Ott Conanicrti:d Hotel, Nyt th Sluelais. Attoetties, Messrs Car.isles and Voun A k Crsy's:1111:1, London; or Messrs. Clecictsrill, North Shields. ilwanipsoil, of Sal:Abattoir, York direr, sitluallw , deakr and cbaymau, January 31, F. b. 1, at eleven, at the Golden Haze., Au. rnies, Mr. ...Ain Hatley, Rtd Lion-square, Lundou; 0: Mr. C. W. klanuby, Georg Colebatek.uow of tart of the parish of MilVerton, War wlek►hite, mcalatan, dealer at:d charman, Fokisazy 9,9, 44 211, st clovers, a: the Woolpack Inn, Warwick, Alternici, !Victors. Maid* atJ Brodtrip. 17, itcd idon-aridare, London, or 'Mr. Burbury, Warwick. erbanits Hinton, of New Mahon, Yorkshire, eorn•factur, La. 91 ( at four. Feb. I „and tai, at eleven, at the Sun Inn, in New Mahuu. Anoraks, Mr. Hick, No. 5, Gray's Inas-square, lend w, or Mr. Pace or Mr. Walker, Malmo. Isaac 'Worley the younger, of the Monument Co9ta•bouse, Fiah street-hili, London, coffte-bouse-keeyer, cook, deakr end chap man, JaturAry rebruary 4,, and 28, at elsvcn, at Guildhall. Attorney, M.r. Uukestrset, Grosvenor-square. DIVIDENDS to be made at G1.711.DHA2.1,. ate,, 4, Limes Gairdner, Ebtoener Gliarelocr, and Andrew G iv Wn.e, einition.street, and Miribures, merchants, at motes. Lech. 4, George Theakaton and Richard "Ilsomas Wood, Aikany New Road, linerchalm.'at one. Feb. 4, JoJin Hilton, of lames etre*i Covent. Garde 11, oilman, at twelve. Feb. 4, %idea Ba. itelrole and Joseph Redge:lve, Mark•hine, merebanta, at twelve. February 4, Victor Tesaba, Bennett street, vtetoader, at eleven. Neu. gi, Milan* Hodgson. Playhom yard, paper-stainer, at ten. joseary 211, James Blake, Watling-street, appraiser, at ten. Lin. , Richard Poole, Worcester, lanthOtr.leaf And conilk.nutno.. Mures, at ten. Peb. 14, John Atkinson. Crotched Fitts, ther .4ingt„ at clever. February 4, Tboarnui Harland. Wlienotsetreet .111bOr,in ten. January 44, Wm. Quattermait, Oxfo r d, breeder; goober. ea tail. Fab. 15, Rohm Coating Dewar, of Great Wia-, shoose.onvost, merchant, at tea. Feb. 15, Thomas Bradley. of lifts gerimid, carpenter at ten reb. I.S. Samuel Garthorne ant ae; t Zt, of Hackney-road, , dyers, et ten. Feb. 1.5, infin A po t irriopo4oteit., Onthar-mardeant, at ten. February 4. leo leaders, et, Skeeeditch, cabion&nutbet t st twelve. yob. 4. ousi l it) &Rai SonW, Vlaattl-street, bidder, at Witte. Divipows tie be tttade>tip Oa COUNTRY. Feb. 4. George Abed kat Marks Tiling, of Mangan' Brlgp, eollionardaants, at eievt*, utile Waif tiMO HOvtie, Batton...! Irch./, SoMoittonsforaljinnhou,Stolittameahnt, 41 . thafolphin, HoWfoa. ' Irob. to; JekiCitihrel,l.lveryieel. at*herreoim thsiolke Of Dallas mo4l%phillts faveltamt 20 1 ,.Thaeas Fallen gad John $41., Ulystprol; - qpilvft it dips. Feb. tJeltw.Watere Cokilrott, Co - 'ma antr-sAer, lir elem., at rtit * Craven Anna, Coveatry., John %%fetlock. Chlyfinviodlsdry, faahektaw, at at t Swan Ina, Wistroo-under Veit. t, the elder, elsesterycheceell czar, at t i,at the Witt Oscan. CER.I'IEICi,'I'Ea, FlEllitU AR John Dethkk, Pancras lane, merchant. Wait. Whitehrook, Angel enurtjhrogniurton-street, rilne-merrhant. Hugh Cooper, Crawford-street, apothecary. William Harvey, Lamb's tlnerluit . Place, Middlesex, money-arrivenrr. Henry Stooe,Wlhod, cont ractor. I , thintud Lholley, pewterer. Robert Keels, Ftatit. rhopkeeper. earituel Hewitt, Bishopagatewtree, linrn draper. Tisontab Wilmot, Cherie., Walk, Chelsea, coalsuerchatar, , Pir,l, Martin'.-lane. cheesemoner• l 16010 i 3 lirnifk I t)strd, ourrey, C4rpenM..r. Isaac Roberta, of Hereattiei whir aria brathiptuerchant. • . ~ ,~ ttlL jek tl-Ch a is 140101-143 1 a alsblittbe rlitharAM , Criscr#4ll, 4 oo awf P414440111it "$1 derthat 41 goat*Ms•o l ootatcd tat a D'Ylaisof zlshould bo 4p* dsiptitOklt. taX0 1 1( ll* - , sad was clearly of treirrion, that fug war page, in this case, wee valid. • The prisoner was theielore found Guilty.—Th4 prisoner, in his defence, said theft at the time of his marriage,.. he WAS under twenty years of age, and. trapped into the marriag,.. Ly Ore Lady's larnily. J. Floyd was indicted for stealing a quantity of and pickles, the propert)c of Messrs. Gordon and Em met, of Lrurence l'ountney;laste.—Tbe prose4;utfus bad been frequently robbed, anJ at last suspicion fell upon the prisoner, in consequynce of which Mr. Ent mctt directed one at his foremen to mark certain ar ticles. The foreman was gore 14n about an hour, and, on his return, he missed s.'rae of the articles.— On the same evening the prisoner was appreltended, and 4 quart bottle of piekles'wasJOurid in L.s bt ::eclotes, and in his cnAt 'pocket pint s bottle of saliad oil. The prisoner admitted the fict.-;- - Guilty ; but re commended to mercy, op. acclaim of Lis long set vices, having ,been upwards of 'IS years in the. employ of Mr. Gordon, • , e.. • J. Gate', 4n4 ,Ilanita+Vbik w(e, were intlicesid.lor, stealing a, fur bonayt,agold .10$0, three sifk,handiter. chiefs, &c. the property of W. -Fortiell.— ; Tlic prose cutor resides in Page's,Waiit, Berntondssy; and be the 13th oh. he, got illy , * coach at Tom's Coffee house with the articles, which drove to Nu. 3, York place, City-road,.wheu a hid this WAS with him asked the witness if he had got his bundle taut ? and he said he had nut. The lad.thon,asked the coachman, who said that *Gentleman, who was with the twasecutur, had ta'..en it out of the coach. About half an hour after he discovered that it had not bet i; brought from the coach. A fortnight after he sa w the property at Hatton Garde* °like. lie could not s wear that the male prisoner was the man who drove the coach.— On the `:6th ult. a Mts. Pike offered a shirt to pawn, and the pawubioker suspecting it to have bven he desired her to bring the persnn that had sent her with it. in a short time niter ahe veto: ned with the female prisoner, who said her linshand had kind it in a hackney-coach. In oonsequence of this she was taken into custody, when s!te gate up the dupli cates of all the articles which Mr. Furnell had Lost, and said that her husband found them in the coach he drove. She also said she had kept them for a fort night, and no one having owned them - , she thought herself entitled to them.—The Jury found J. Gatos-- Guilty, and Hannah Gates— Nut Guilty. The following were convicted of felony, viz. :- I'. Winter, for stealing a great coat, and a pair of pantaloons ; J. Peterson, fur stealing a jacket and waistcoat, value: 10s. arid a 3s. Batik token ; J. Cooke, fur stealing four books ; W. Parker, J. Loader, J. Sibbald, and C. Hunt, for stealing ten busht is coals- Quessi-sot:atte..—Yesterday LULU'S Lelljea. a Chel sea pensioner, was charged with attempting to stab Mrs. Ann Porter, of the Hole in the Waal public house, Chelsea. It appeared, however, from the evidence of several witnesses, that the prisoner was insane--,among other circumstances it was related, that a few days back he receied ,se:s el his pitsion, which be threw over We. , ,ttniuster Bridge, as.igniag no other reason, but because h.: was not paid in species saying paper was of no use to him.. Tne Magistrate committed him to pr;son, ohsei . ving, that his c niuct must be strictly watched, and if he was found to be really insane, he must be sent tf) .1 proper house for the reception of lunatics. IiATION-GAUDE::. Yesterday !furrier Ball. the Lady who has attracted s•t much public curio:Ay, WAS brought up for a final ex:in:m.46qm, on b charge of fuging the acceptance P Mr. Parton, Vestry Clerk td St. Gtles's Parish, to lour separate bills of exchange, our: of which was f r £.15, ter., fir ielo each, and, a filu th for which blls Mt. GrCige baker, in Hyde.strect, discotinted f ir her. The pri sorer was le:I to the bar between two of the vffi..ets, who supported her du: irg a short clriige given toiler by the Mag'4t La te, on the enormity La . toe on: nce, and die parr .w escape she had, through t: c pr-it.eu t.r not wishng to come fo; ward : %vas th rt lyre dis• charged. She imme.tiately sworted, and fell i ;to the arms of Wood, the oilicet, W.IO carried Let iato the adjoining Office, where she was assitted by Lome 4..td.6 who came to attend the exam:lLl:int. 't'he -prisoner was very genteelly dressed, «id wine a veil over her face. The Office was crowded with Lailicb and Gentlemen. RUMMY OF Ma. DEAKIN IN THE SIMPIIERD AND SIiarIISAIDESS FlBLDS.—Yesterday . Mr. De iki.i, at tended by several farads, was present at Worship street, before Sir Wm. PaatcoNs, at an eeqiiiry into his most singular and Invite:ions case. The exami nation, however, was a private one. The detail r t the robbery acJ ill-treatment of Mr. Deakin, in the Shepherd and Shepherdess licit:, un the night of Thursday last, and of his having been found at day.. light on Friday morning, is, we understand, nearly correct, with the exception, that instead Of his being. found quite naked, he WAS only in such a state as person would Matt likely be at ter a desperate struggle with a determined rubber. Mr. Deakin's coat was. torn from his back, le a vin g on ly t h e co ll ar an d s l eeves; his hat and neckcloth were both off; Isis. waistcoat, though left on, was torn open in the front, and his shut nearly turn to tibbons leis small clothes were also much torn, but the drawers he had under them wire untouched, :tor were either of his stockings,re moved ; he lost both his shoes. but one ul his gaiters remained on when found. N't'llat has tta:iwn the case of Mr. Deakin into much mystery, is. that a person exactly attired as Mr. D. MAY be suppose.d to .have been after the affair with the robbers, %s :+s seen by the watchman at the ciirtitr of Tenter-tow, City road, at two o'clock in the morning, who begged the watchman to see inns sate to St. Church-yard, (nearly at the. corner of which, in Wading street s Mr. Deakin resides.) Yesterday, we understand, this Watchtnau j , a patrol', was first examined Wore the. Magistrate. i-le stated that a man, about u'clocli en the morning of Friday, came to him withoest his, coat or. hat, and his clothes much torn, our had he any shoes on ; he begged the watchman to conduct him to St. Paul's Church-yard : he said he had been robbed in the fields, and was than very ill ; the watchman offered to take him to the watch-house, which he declined. The watchrian then offered to conduct him to the next watchman ce patrole. and that he 'night get passed from one to another until he got so St. Pees g to this he consented, and the watch- WM art off with him. Oa their way to the second 'watchman, they rat Istty at gentlewin, %Olt, entered into conversation with the object of pity tl. tr stood before them, inci re.commendcd that he sli itt be token to the%kotcli•liunse t this he still rellned to comply with, aitekbe watchman psssed . hiin Thr secood taittchmin %vas examined, who it :ter 'paned him to athtfd j it!e•tftird; We'tifit";?srard, lost sight of him al , ogetiter at the top of Grub.-itreet. List vretebtan• ‘ve hoard, poised hint, uttil he came in right of a watch-ini; and call:d 61:1! t•ike -care of the man, • and here. a.l tr.tce Was, and rcmoiar lost. Sir. ‘Vrei. hr,ttvoNS, trefcre whom this case was yts terday heard, we w , ..re given to anderst expie,sec his firm belief, that Mr. licticiti hAd ba r obt,e(4 1.1(1 116 prev,ortkly stated, anti th.tr every reason tn strert that the pets(/ se .t: t. the. watemna Was nne of the party ; the Gentleman wliu first attended Mr. Deakin states, rill . Mr. D. after declaring that he had littie or no ry;, , ney about him, ..vhen observed. that, 0r..• of fellow.. who attacked rin, roust be ne.irly as r.tke4.l :ke himself, as they had a t-vible sits Mr. D. appears to be about 41, i., %ix kr: iligh;and tat commonly strong ni.ide. li;Glri umt t 1,..0141)0111 aIi)GE - I o.!itOßtz() . .W. _ _► - • - • 17 ntiroo*: a ttr 7 Attairtu,r,o . 6 7?-.T.ott- fter • A WHEN . Mon of . 291 penferi:itmlf Skil'• ii.e.wertsitog cod..avolirs ta Miser:et o.c most sate Baal .I..rtatn niagausl of ;torsi a ter. taavat,ly IYr.:.uats, tte extolls , u! result of tilt elper.,Auce 'A proo! af.t;:pertorOty. Mmisrs. GO,;s alai.; Co 1- rt: t otiar M(3:4:1; th 4 7.0161 Cotege of Surgeons tr k teui tilt core of 'the Inllowitg the ft;!;•...1 . o:14 . 11r i•iritttelc V.4.11t a ran*: Disorder, frointnity our; muted 'n s trw3l.",tig ihi:h eation, alse. Its concenu' mita Strwtsaiss a-. A. (4.-ets, %“. tut, by an unproved pk,n, are It 'cal.- and efiectoolly Ls• aim) i.e. hint?, tvlbeth.sr 13acci•: . .oftliso - is: f . tettM :r .4*.t.:11 denlO eeS , os a secret atAlfary•s.,:t , :co so hatvpdy ptiesercl t' the y:lash et b..b sea t s, ~ 1 a.* f :Amsi ts scerittcy of narret,:). •4. an it: sbe t - .• bur a. fu, t rsa. tras:• its, Which, :f n.x untely eel:edit* re:;:stiliat.• I:. /sews :enee.:nJ coniutupt:on %tat:• cf of lieecirney, wiveter the consequence of arising frout any other caus::, by w;,,:;. lA< t of.. :utinet hecontu .entetbl"l, ;as Men:burs et :be. Murat f:o4eas uf.S'argeosis al.ondon, they otter a firm, t a.e, acKi si to:tly rtsao. ration to round an fua:th. Ateesrs. Goss anti Cn. ra I .ttie;ty profesdng the cure of th.tst pertcular complaints, In order that they may ii3t he, !sr • mistaken few, marked with the obloquy so justly Ntaehed the ignorant empiric, think it bac justice yt themsehren to slate that they have been properly educated and initiated into every branch n: the profession Ccertificates orwhicb, Ivrea difft-r eat Hospitals, and testin.vulals !mint :be most etninert Physic!, us, they belie to convince any inquirer) that the soccco rest also,, trout their etateavours heat holt,ced them to quit the priet.'cv of , fie general Practitioner, and thil pre%unie that ttieir prettos!.'ir4J constitute a lair ground for the oi:rwelt4t.iited which they have, by the nitrite. been w l. hoour..t!. The result( :if a tool:Liu' prune!. has e.iAlt,"! :hen), !:y a superior piethod, to rciaove on/treat conr,slaints, bowers.' nviftenite or complica.. ,t:thout sublet:Mg the pathot to 4 least rcsrraint m diet or exercise • and in recent w!..erc art tidy application is made on tifsco ' srery'rf rt , e ittfertlon, me. !te luently perldrrn a core to the :t: art spae4 of two :fn; t. The yf oreeedented sueesiss ra their mode or tftatratft (which has, bee:, known to tail ill one inn:nice hi a practical ut I :•jean, th.ring which many thou- anti ;ic rsoni rat Leah sexes h - tve been- cored, afmr st•erre and trjoilin,s methods !ail tiren owned by whet Ptsc !Plotrees without effect), :.I..luces them . tba publ'cly offer their serioe; To lie coaraltedly by Pb.sa(nit: d eg.ther sex, it!ctt sectfty, leEeacy, and attet.tion.- - -Lottera trnii the etintsy.contawo.te .e part:cutup of ••.c r s Ale, : Itcomer At ifiCog. trakutag a rem trance, 414:1 1 1 tn, ant advice :.t1 Mt:tidos r 71/• ward Al to any ilast ct tits kingLiclv. aml Co. .Survuns, I', :awl V rir•areet reitt-etteet. May 1, I qa, WIiEN Pit:factional Men, eminent lot skill 05t , .,1 elperleisee, utter their and exert their abilities kr the cure of a fete reigning diseases. they rite aupt•rior to that pus j,idice which is so justly escittli ag:nntt the a‘i•i-rti.,....,etitt of men, ignorant of the first prineplee, anti imeshe 7 . . t, .1 in the prac tice of physic. :Act ses CURRIE and Cu. regulsr surgeon.,-tare tweed by every p:ivtlege to practior , and hy env ham success which their mode of treatment for Venereal L:uillpLainte has hi therto been a:tundra, continue with the seine aS•kiffil to direct their Eudies to the cure of every species of ttlat baneful poised', as well as the remental of those distressing del Mite». and dehcie...- cies which r.reveot or embitter that man inn , Mai rate. lathe ca talogue n' human infirmities there are None more afilledig them those which are the unavoidable eonsequeticts of m ledvigence in a certain destructive habit. The unhappy saerer Fra.tds "vet' his misfortunes, ashamed to seek re4lt-4, stunt he Is restac , ql is such a state of inisery'as tu render life oppressive. To stich for- VMS it will be a consoliag reflection to know that they Law now, by a new and'i,rafilble remedy, be restored to tiete termer constitutional strength atni-vigour. Weak, rebated, and debili tated habits, proceeding-81*r from an este., to:Feinting-al and fin at pleasure, or from a long residence In hot clinsaies, koddrioll• isig, the itjudicioas use ut susrcury, Zee. are sig i veisly restored to health and strength. • It must be a self-evident prepnalthn, that 'where the eq. gregs.e of intelkctual capacity is directed se the treatment and cure of a few pecieita:- complaints, there trou.t be the greater certailty of ulcer's ; and as a proof of this pt.sition their method of cure is so particularly t spuditinus.at well as sate, and so evidently superior to' the commas prettiest, that in some slight ca.es of intee,ion a perfect et:star:4lm is compkted in di( short period eti three days, and in those of the utmost ioveteraty,, where other practitionet. have failed, a ptaper perseverance it their plan of tteatment.tsures t o the patient a Ir;: fe,wttll groundki and Listing re-establishment. By an early appl cut too,the paklert • , will escape the danger and expense of a tedious attendee:At spo-t the less experienced practitioner. in the most obstinate and cuo • plicated Case', of venereal infectmo, such as obstruction& In she urethra, spats ex( rocs:ices, had tumours,ealious ululate, Sine L10:1S, ssfl huh Weakitcsl, glee's, as also ! _ whether recent or of lung duration, and which have bailed the akin of other practitioners, arc. by their pres:ut Improved pilot "ot freatment, effectually and perinea:retreated, without the tient sufferitt the exer,lel.A.t:rig pain anti alatmitig Irequently follows .he apclication of (he lunar caustic. A. the course of sits years extensive practice in this wets/volt., tfi. • Inertias cases of striztures have been, and ars daily tinder the care, the total evadiaa ion of which is ,elected by a bale, certaie and espeditious moue of procuce,feipini.)r to any other yet odor ed. The wrakoess, reholatios, and debility proceeding from tt complaint, is veudily removed, and the pad• re,tored to sour and vigorous health. But win re the unity has for years eels . ; - 'et!, a prover persevei anie in their retta oiler rent ,- dies, a f er tat atskturt; etas been destroyed, is intli,peti.ably requisite to, melt u the slumbering sparks of We, and to I ronintate the constitutions Sevezal Noblemen ainl Clencknten of the first respectability. have been under the care of Messrs. Cu sale Yid .Co. fur do re moval of complaints of the aretioa. strictures, etc.; end lutviff4 received a radical and ..perm.:llt.llt cure, request 'list teff.rvik... may he mode. to thenl; ;Is daysiactory r.Vldeucw ot 'thy Or. anperiority lq,"!4111. Couch rid Co.'s plan of treatn t „,,, t Many of these Geo brown hare had strictures from us w iv years, and hat! L, en under Cite care of kt-sitn. end tiler :hirg-fins of equal erninei..;,•, who attempted shot Mire by the application of the lunar caustic, without success. Messrs. (.;uita it and Cu. may be consulted by either Set, wit's the mates; delecacy, secrecy, and hanour, at thee home, Ne• tv7, Nation-g..rfko. Patients in the country are requested to state the partktilars (heft cali.age,ard general habit of hying, Licc.atc. iticittafug a re mittance for advice and triedictae. , whet. the c l in e will h e g„ Or NM to any pan ol the kingdom.. etnure that secrecy ' essential to their undertaltivg tha postage of lettere say W tailed to the account fur medicine% 9th lune, i sot. HIT, Hatton Bartlett. • _ u LONDON a ;tinted Laws Ilta_kr, Flave; pablbetal than, arat at the flat oF,'histplir 711 E BuNDING STSTEM. The late Treasury Minute upon this subject was, published iu 7h Genet/. dint night. •I'bs following is di: substarxx . TREASURY MINUTF. " 6th January, lb I s.—..Cfleciusil My I.ords read•the Aety49 Geo, 111. cap. I 3?; 45 Geo. 111. cap. 87 ; Geo. Cap: 1O6: 4, It appears to my Lords expedient at this time, for the further extension of commerce, and anent]. tagameat of the trade cd the country, • to exertiiir the powers vested in this Board by the said ActsPand to extend the sevc.-r.tl provisions thereof,' so far as-the same may he applicable to the articles undermen tioned, " Alktnnes, Arrow Root, 111" Catlin. or Maestri:ars Etipborbinnt Flog, Grandia, Cochiottil Dust, Harp Strings I cones, Jet, Inrl,a Rill'bera, !tingles Juice of Lemnos, UsUses, orOranzes, Lamp 13k ck, I.inseed Cakes, Mcdastet, Ittereory, Orange Plower Oinum.or, Oh: vge Flower Watts., Pear! llarl4, Picture's, ?itch (3urguritly), ro's Cmeltinr,), Rap, liar! Citlies Rishieburst, :•accisarons Saturn! Saphoia, Tapioca, 'Ear Lliarlak: dfirc). TriL Verdi,g is, Vermilion. " Essence of Bergamot, ri I .enson, of Spruce—if die produce of, and briported front any iii hub Colony, he. In Anterita.— Liquorice l'ovedvr. '• Oil, via. of .Ilmondt, of Amber, of Atudoted,vif Bay, of Cajaputa, of Cacraway, of Cassia, of Castor (Chemical 911 not otlterw:se totativratel), ed . Clushimon, of Cloves, of JUssamine, of Juniper; of Laveinkr, of Linseed, of Mace, of Marjorom, of Nutmeg:l, of Orange• (l'erftrued Oil not otherwise eimmeratesl, of plot,, Rock (NI, of RosomJry, of Rose Wood, of Sasairas, ut Spike, of "lhynte, Walnut Oil. " Sall, vis.—AnsooLLeus, Gem, Limomms or Aectosella, i'ru mile, de And also to all goods, wares, And merchandise unmanufactured (except salt) not already allowed to be warehoused nncler the Orders of this . Board, or under any Act or Acts now in force (except, never theless, goods, mares, and merchandise imported frem any place within the limits of the Charter granted to the United Company of Merchants oftugland trad ing to the East Indies). Such goods, wares, and merchandise to be added to and make part of Table E. of the Acts of '43 Geo. 111. cap. 132; and such goods being legally imported into the Port of Lon don, or any other port in G rea t Britain , wherein the articles enumerated in the said Table E. only now or may hereafter he allowed to be. warehoused. My Lards are further of opinion., that 'all goods which have been warehoused, ur which may he ware huused, under the conditions of the Warehouling Acts, except as herein belnre excepted, and also ex cept tobacco, should 'be allowed to remain in the warehouses two years from the day of the first entry thereof, instead of the tithe now allowed." ~~. Ow Batts.r.—Yesterday nineteen prisoners were tried, one of whom was capitally convicted, yiz. 1. Reynold:, for a burglary in the house of T. Satchel], and stealing 4 blanket, two bolsters. 4 coverlids, &c. J. lilaybaak was indicted for stealing four sacks of coals, die - property of Messrs. Wood, Horne, and Phillips ; and .1. Hill, for receiving the same, knowing them to have heen•stolen. Maybank and a person named Fox. were ht the employment of Messrs. Wood and Co. ; aed on the 19tH of April they were delivering WMO coals to Mr. Marrables, the Page, in St. YAM'S% Palace, when they were observed by Mr. •Ramus, another' of the Pages, to kick some empty sacks, which were lying in' the fore part of the ve:ig gon, down among those which they had just emptied. This eircbMstainceci4iting his suspicions, he followed the waggon to Maddox-Street, where be saw it siop at Hill's, who kept , a cook-shop. Mr. Ramui went in, and asked Hat (baying - seen the men with the, waggon _deliver four sacks of coals there) if Mr. Wood was b 1 Coal tnerchant ? He seemed Stag-, gered, and said he was not ; but that he hid just. purchased fair sacks of coals from a man who said he bad them fore Sale; MiThen Mr. Ramos informed Mr. food what be had seen, the coals were se-mea sured, and found to be four sacks deficient.—The I°6' foutkd hoth,the prisoners Guilty, but recommen ded theft to tietit. The Cousiou SOJEAN7 hoped the Jary would consider that this was an Offence more frequently committed than detected. 'The conviction was a most proper one ; and he had never knOwn a More useful prosecution. It was high time thit examples should be made Of such offenders, to deter others from like crimes. • .Rotert 1111Eatis Mon LatAreft was indicted foi , mar. rying Catherine Clark, his former wile, Alicia, being still alive.—Thi prim:incr was an Acta whir, in the year 17117, had Married a Lady at . I:otidondorry, being a dissenter, and the ccremon was pertained by Dr. 'Black, a dissenting Minister, in a private room. He afterwards, in the year 1801, married a Lady at Mary la-bonne parish, according to the cere monies of the C'hurch of England. Mr. Nowt.nNos Counsel, for the prisoner, conten ded that the first marriage was illegal.. as not being celebrated in the face of the congregation, but, as he contended, in a clandestine, manner. The argument on this question occupied' nearly two hours, and de pcncleck on a great variety of Irish Statutes, trot which it was contended; shit the marriage of diasen-1 ten ought to be, at leak, i 0 trit Elie of the coagrege tion, and not its apirkitit* , The grnottirris deleitimed at the mavcrage was good- &cause, lia - Obirraid, that marriage, mace the Reformation, was bate contract, and until ;he . , Marriage Act in Ellatulost i gnt,74 ll l celebra ted any where. A old e Iss remem ber, that inarriagra isa#peen Wide* good and valid which' had been atTell ,pavetmi s :in Longo.. As it Ink cipmegre. tbs..cmiciglpst, of positiVe law, t4gt' weinekessary to . cesearasoll par clap in the Chur ch in England, be retd *lists time sitcol4 b e raved *hick reerirad them the ce . . I,~sip r `}Y- ~ -'~. mss... yr. ~..~-~i.s.~+wlh'-spy ~ i _ .... [. ..:.i. ~ 1' F