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, ; w R t \ :.». ,0.. INFANCY. - 'They who don't feel a Father's care, Know little of his bliss— The Parnt can but have the share. Of Innen:mg** kiss! 0! 'tis a task of pleasing pain, A duty of delight— Ali a.qize of affection's gain, A Wye Which nought can blight ! To watch with sweet aesriety, The growth of Infant grace; Ar.d in the foibles of their etc. A future manhood trace! To !scar the lisping eloquence, Of an untainted tongue ; And in its prattle note that sense, Whhis learning may make strong ! Yes! though the bitter cup of life, Islay happiness alloy; Secure he lives Irons wordly strife, Who tastes domestic joy ! Th2y who don'tfeel a Father's care, Know little of his bliss— The Parent can but have the share, Of Innocency's kiss! LOST CHILD, Ifc. Bow-sontertr.—.-The question of the loss of Mr. Horsley's child was resumed by Mt. 13inmE, who sent For Elizabeth Holbrook, .the servant, runi exa mined her privately, and very minutely, as to the whole of the transactions she had with the mad who said his name was George Faulkner. Upon a full examination of the girl it turns out not to be true, what was generally understood and believed, at the Ltvestigation berme Mr. HLc Ks, on Wednesday, that an improper or criminal connexion had taken place between her and the supposed George Faulkner. She promised to resider every possible assistance to re cover the child, and to bring the robber to condign punishment, although the insensibility upon her ceruntenance remained the same, and she appeared to be unmoved by any thing that took place, or that was said toter. The first thing Mr. Birnie employed her about was to send her to endeavour to find out the house in Severn's-now, Islington, where Faulkner fetched the umbrella from, which was alluded to in! oar account of the case yesterday. The constables in terrogated the woman who owned the umbrella, and from - her-answers and general conduct, they suspected ' : her to be - an accessary with her husband: they in consequence took her iota custody, and brought her to the office, together with the umbrella. She un derwent a long examination, when it appeared that herhusband's name is not Faulkner, but Kennett; that he was of no direct or regular profession, but that he frequently, went to France, and other foreign parts, for the purpose, as supposed, of smuggling he was frequently away from her for months at a time he had lately returned from Aix la-Chapelle,: and had been in England two months, and at that time taken the lodging in Severn's-buildings, sup-' posed to be for the purpose of being in the neigh bourhood of Mr. Horsley 's residence, to enable him to carry inn) execution the plan they ofcarr)iucff Mr. l Horsley 's son. She acknowledged thatlived very uncomfortably together, but. that •on Sunday, when he went off, they parted ftiendcait4 he took leave of her between one and two ti c cirotk, taking with him two portmanteaus ariii'4 7 Arm of money ; he said he was going-to France,' •ierd' slid' wiruld not see him again far two mouths. She 'dahlia knowing that be was going to carry off Mr. Itatiley's child, or thathe had any scheme lot' that purPose.--Mr. Itorsley was sent for to the Office, on her being brought there ; on his arrival, and seeing her, he ap peared extremely shocked at finding his relation's (we understand cousin) wife suspected of any knowledge of stitch a horrid transaction ; but he confessed it did not altogether surprise him that her husband, Charles Kennett,-was the wretch who bad committed the horrid deed, for he thought he was the min who had carried off the child, from rancorous malignity, com bined with dreadful threat/ that he had made use of towards him and his family.--Under all these cir• cumstances, Charles Rennett was charged with the crime of stealing the child, and Mr. Brags issued warrants against him, and dispatched the most active and intelligent officers in pursuit of him to Dover,- Margate, Brighton, and other parts, and to pursue him wherever they can gain any information respect ing him. They are accompanied by Mr. Horsley, and some few friends, who can identify Kennett and the child. G UI STEALING.An f kidslock. Who was remanded on Thursday, upon a charge of child-stealing, (as mentioned in our Paper of yester day), underwent a re-examination betbrc Mr. Al derman SCIIOLEY. Arthur and Mary Connelly, the parents of the child, attended, and the boy with them. The story told by the prhoner, it appeared, was true, so far is related to his taking the child to Barking, and also on board the Mercury smack; but it was aot the fact that he left the boy asleep in the cabin, or that he at all recommended him to the care of the Captain ; on the contrary, while the child; whom he had represented to have neither father nor mother,' v:as playing below deck, he wached an opportunity and withdrew privately from the smack. • Captain Carter had taken care of the . boy, brought him up to Blackwall in the vessel, and was making the ne ce,:sary enquiries to whom he belonged, when the father and mother arrived, and the Captain had the heartfelt pleasure of restoring the child to his over joyed parents. The sole object of the prisoner seemed to be that of deCoying the child away, but for what virpose did not appear. It was also stated that he had endeavotire.4 to decoy away several other chil dren in the neighbourhood.—The wor thy Alderman rep'robated in strong terms the depravity of the pri• toner's conduct, and lamented it was not in his power to punish him severely for such an offence: as how ever it appeared he was an idle and disorderly cha racter, and had no visible means of getting his living, he should commit him to hard labour for one month. The driver of the coach No. 447, was suspended yclicrd:ty by the Commissioners, from driving a hackney-coach for one month, for extortion and mis b.cliaiour in 'demanding and reePiving Is. 6d. when dt ireci. by the. complainant to chiv a distance of one mile,• fare being only i' SPOATLVG - INTELLIGZNCE. PUGILISM EXTRAORDINARY. RJCIDSOND rug &Act, atm Ganes-.•-The latter bout* (who styles himself the Champion of Penland) is lately returned from his tour on the Continent, and, it should seem, was so inflated and puffed up with conceit from the applause be had met with from the Great Knobs at Aix-la-Chapelle, that he annoyed every company he went into with his self-praise, and his challenge to fight say man in the world. This conduct, it appears, was car ried to such excess on Thursday evening last, at a genteel house in the neighbourhood of Chancery-late, where Richmond was present, that some broad hints were given of puttier, him out of the room. The bare thought of this sort of degradation. raised Carter's choler to a great height, and beirg what is dangly termed /matey, a teeny'' , was ultimately the consequence, between him and the Man of Colour, in the yard belonging to the house. In the course of three or four rather bustling rounds, i the Lancashire hero could not make any play, but had the worst of it ; and Richmond, with one of hit desperate right-handed hits (for which he is so distinguished in the ring), planted so successfully upon the wiirer-worts of Carter, which not only chant - Med him, and brought forth the eland, but floored the milling hero of Aix-la-Chapelle, with all the celerity of a shot., The skirmish was over, and Carter retired, ti,,t covered with but something more like weeping over the stupidity of the fracas, and the folly of intemperance; while Richmond returned with all the rasa-clialunce possible, to finish the evening over his sober It3te wet. Ilia right baud was rather damaged with the force of the blow.—The old champion, Cribb, it is raid, will fight the newsier, but fot no less a sum than 600 guineas a side. HUNT ISO. The East Essex Fox Hounds meet on Monday, at Wethers field Turnpike:gate; Tuesday, at Bardbrook Park ; Thursday, '"at Hempstead Hall; and Saturday, at Elwes Park-gate s at um each day. Mr. Conyer's Hoards meet on Monday, at Hatfield Heath ; Thursday, at Parndon W,, , ds; Saturday, at Leading Boothia/4; Mum:day, the Td, at the Foams, near liardficld. Time liatfudd Hounds meet on Monday, at Boyer Heath; Thursday, at Brarnirgham; Saturday, at Itadlett, at half-past ten each day. John Maberley, Esq.'s Fox Hounds meet on Monday, at Ilamsey Green; Thursday, at the Fox and Goose, Shirley: Saturday, at the Fox, Keston. IL JellilTe,, Esq.'s Fox Hounds meet on Monday; at the t.3-mile -stone, Reirate-road ; Wedresday, at Wallin; Satur day, at Betchworth. Mr. Conycr's Pagel Fox Hounds had a famous run on Mon day last. They found a fox at Foregt-hall, and after running a little iu cover, killed him. They afterwards fsfund another fox at Witney W ood, which a:forded one of the haest runs ever wituesaed in the country, during which the hounds had not ei perienceirthe least check. SWAFFIIAM COURSING MEETING. TIIR FIRST WEST ACRE FIELD, NO:Zit:MI 10. TO& int CCP. Mt. Yourg's blue dog Vengeance beat Mr. Hoslrin's black dog, aged, ILwlequin Lord Maynard's block and white dog Juniper beat Mr. Buckwortit's brindled bitch puppy Baby Lord Rivers's black and white bitch Rosemary beat Mr. Pey ton s blue bitch Dewdrop Admiral Wilson's black dog Upstart beat Mr. Gurney's black and white dog Archer Mr. 'Workhouse's black dog Hazard beat Mr. Northey's low bitch Nelly Mr. Redhead's blue dog Leopold beat Mr, Wilkinson's blue and white dog Climax Alr. R. Hamm'', blue and white bitch Swift beat Mr. Roues black bitch Ilignionett Mr. F. Hamoad's yellow bitch Westaere beat Mr. Ere 's red dog hale waxers. bin Bu:kworth's red and white bitch poppy Betsey against Captain Wyatia black and white bitch puppy bitch Jcwess,--Off by contest Lord Rivora's Mack and white dog Raccoon beat Lord Rous's black dog Meister Captain Wyatt's red dog Achim beat Mr. Wodekouse's ' brindled dog Hermit Mr. Chaplin's blue biteb Bratittde against Mr. N. Miekle thwaite's brindled bitek on the First Turn, and Gratitude won the Course Ibi:7 ;; black and kite dng Magnet beat Mr. Peyton's black dog puppy Domino Mr. Dre's red dog Nabob beat Mr. Duckworth's black dog Blackbird Lord Maynard's black and white bitch puppy Patch beat Mr. Redhead's blue bitch puppy Lady fly Mc. Hauvand's brindled dog Quick beat Mr. ROus's black birch The Maid Mr. R. Hamond's black dog pippy Sweetheart against Mr. Scales black bitch poppy Imogen—Undecided • Mr. U. Hamond's blsek dog puppy Split Post beat Mr. Itous's white dog puppy Mont-Blanc Mr. Gurney 's blue bitch puppy Agnes beat Captain Wyatt's black and white dog puppy Jericho Mr. Hoskinl black bitch Hoyden beat Mr. Scott's black and white bitch Isabel ----- ---- ----- Mr. Gurney's black dog Ambrosio beat M. Tonnes red dog Volear.o Mr. Nortbey's black and white bitch Nosegay boat Mr. Seott's bine and white bitch his • __ 111 r. Young's black and white bitch puppy Vanity, and Mr. Walchouse's red bitch puppy Harriett—Undecided. Mr. T•. diamond's black dog Waterloo and Mr. Champlin's blue bitch Gipsey—Undccided • Mr. %Wilkinson's black dog puppy Cid beat Mc. Redhead's blue dog puppy Loyal Admiral Wilson's blue bitch Ursula beat Mr. Wilkinson's black dog Comet Lord Maynard's black dog Kangaroo beat Lord llivers's brindled bitch Rocket Mr. Uoskin's red dog Herdsman beat Mr. Micklethwaite's black dog Favourite Lord Nlaynard's black bitch puppy Kitty brat Mr. Peron's dun bitch puppy Daisey Admiral Wilson's black bitch Una and Mr. Clamp Ha's rid and white bitch Gracious—Off by consent. CLEY FIELD, Norzwara ii. Mr. F. Hamoncrs yellow bitch Westacre received forfeit from Admiral Wilson' black dog Upstart Mr. Redhead's blue dog Leopold beat Mr. Young's blue dog Yergeance Lord Rivers's black and white bitch Rosemary beat Mr. R. ILimond's blue and white bitch Swift Mr. Wodebouse's black slog Hazard beat Lord Maynard's black dog Juniper. stAirnes. Mr. P. Ilamord's yellow bitch Westacre lizat Admiral Wit. eon's Una Admiral Wilson's blue bitch puppy Crar.la beat Carmin Wyatt's black and white puppy Jesse Captain Wyatt's black and white dog jur.his beat Mr. Buck worth's black and white bitch puppy /Casson! Mr. Wilkiqson's red dog Ciar"litat Mr. N. Harnoturs black dog Waterloo Mr. N. Micklethwaite's black dog Flyer beat Mr. Northey'• blue and white Norval Lord Rivers's black dog Rupert beat Mr. Readhead's blue dog Lourger. Mr. Wociebouse's dog puppy liarlequir. beat Mr. Scotts red dog puppy Indus. Lord Rivers's blue bitch Rush beat Mr. Gurney's black dog 41:r. Eve's blue do= Lucksill beat !4r. Scott's black and white dog Interpreter. Mr. Peyton's black bitch puppy Despatch beat Mr. Szott's red bitch puppy Ida. Mr. lissus's red bitch Mermaid, and 5.Tr. Iloskir's black bitch Harriet—No course. Lord Maynard's black puppy Kalmuck, and .ir. N. Micale thwaite's black puppy Fainvi ell— No course. Mr. Ilaskid's red bitch Ilurricar.e beat Mr. Eves in d!ed bitch Wixiski. Mr. Northey's yellow bit& Nelly beat Mr. Peyton's kindled bitch Durable. Mr. Gurney's black dog August beat Mr. Morthey's red dog Nat Lin; STAG HUNT A LA FRANCAISE. Thursday seunight the grand annual hunt of St. Hubert toot I place. at Fosse-repose, mar Veruians, It was thoginte: 04' stag that 'vas hunted Lut ) ear, and cscipcd tlna by wears Oa stick fog, which has again been ch, e 3 4 t tkr present oect. an Thursday the treatises. was fair and clear, and the ass.i.aLlsge ruirkably numerous. The Princes. were accompanied by the Grant) Duke Canstautine, and Madame was surrounded by a brilliant Court. The stag, as last year, tack refuge in die take of Ville d'Avray, but soon took another course, in the direction of the station occupied by the Princess, but being unable to penetrate the barrier formed there by the crowd, agaha went towards the water. After a struggle of an hour and a quarter, when both seat and bounds were quite exhausted, the az.unal was shot with a fowling-piece by Monskur. MR. MILLARD'S IMPIRIAL PATENT TWINE CLOTH. We un der stand this clod:, which is used instead of Irish Linen, is found to of the most beneficial' service to the inhabitants of all hot climatei, from its natural conduciveness to the promotion of health; its effects to the wearer there (as well as to those who require or prefer a warmer art - icic than linen, in the more northerly, cold and damp atmospheres) being to protect the frame from the effects of the climate, and at the same time a very economical article to those adopting its use. From experience of its sin gular utility, Loth in the East and West Indies, in preserving the perspirative faculties of the system in its regular healthful state, a conclusion has been very rationally drawn, that if it was generally adopted, the cases of fatal fevers in those climates would be greatly diminished, as nothing is more true, than that by the circulation of the blood a variety of use- Ins and injurious juices are thrown off through the pores by perspiration; if these are obstructed, no matter from what cause, cr in what climate, and thrown back on the blood, fevers of the worst kind, or other maladies, must ensue. The wear of this , cloth is found to prow* and protect this necessary, source of kealth ; hence arises its value, and would be most desirable, even if it were not an article of such economy as it is. We learn the Patentee is ma nufacturing a very thick and strong number of this cloth, entirely for the benefit of the working classes, which is to be sold at the low price of 1 s.6d. per yard. To the laborious, who are exposed to the extremes of excessive beat and sudsier) cold, it is presumed it will •be - _ - . of unequalled utility, for while it will save their limited funds, it will be a means of protecting that strength on which their support depends. The plan adoßted by the - Patentee of supplying Foreign and Country orders, free of carriage, direct and alone kom his own establishment for the sale. of it, No. 16, CHEAPSIDE, was determined on in preference to•in tarring the expense of employing Agents, &c. by which he is enabled to render it cheaper in all its numbers than could otherwise be done, and at the same time those thus tending their orders direct to the Patentee, will be assured they canuotbe deceived in obtaining the genuine cloth. CORONER'S INQUESTS.—Thursday night anlnqtiest was held at the Duke of Wellington public house, Cannon -street, Commercial. road, St. Georges- in the ' East, on the body of Miss Louisa George, a fine-girl, aged three years, daughter of Mr. George. late of 62, Ratcliffe-highway, who was burnt to death in the. late conflagration at her father's house. We stated the p articular s in our Paper of Thursday last. Ver- dial-Accident-Ally burn - ed us* death.--:The patrole endeavoured to save the child's life, but the flames about the bed were so strong, that he was obliged to retreat to save his own life. An Inquest was held yesterday on the body of Mrs. Richardson, landlady of the Three Compasses, in Wild-greet, who died in consequence of taking a. dose of acid of sugar instead of Faits. The fatal mis take originated as follows :—A fellow named Shil lito, who had formerly been shopthan to a chymist, had given a quantity of oxalic acid, which he called Epsom salts, in consideration of a debt, to one liar gate, formerly a grocer. Sixteen parcels of this.pre-1 tended physic had been sold as salts by Hargate, about a month ago, to Mrs. Richardson, who, on Wednesday, for the first time, took a dose, and died shortly afterwards in the greaten agony, in spite of most powerful anticiotes.-- The Jury brought in a vcr dict " that the deceased died in consequence of taking oxalic acid, sold by an itinerant vender of medicines, instead of Epsom salts".—They also very severely re primanded Hargate for his culpable negligence.—lt should be known that Oxalic Acid (generally used for cleaning boot-tops) and Epsom Salts, arc so much alike, that they cannot be distinguished by persons who are unaccustomed to examine them. NEWG ATE AND LE r.N (By tile Beef 3s ad to 44 4LI Mutton 4s 4d to Ss id Lamb 4s. • SWITHFIRL•D Reif ........Ss ad to 5$ eta Mutton ....4s od to oi od Heists 680—Calves I 40—Shes PRICES or HAY Aso 8• sr. aLstrs's. Hay... 61 as od to sl os od Straw Ss od to 51 7.s Oti Clever 71 od to 91 Ss od WFIC 11.1031. PRICE Kent co to :1 7. FtMel 51 111 se 61 ISs Essex Ol Os to 01 Os E.ovisti 3l 5s to 4l 4s PRICE o► T.iLLOW, St. James's Market ds 7d Cl.lre Market—. os 0.1 WhiteehapelMarket. 5s :4 (per stone of slb) Yellow Soap, Us—Mottled, Candlef, per doz. 140 lIALL 31AltKETS. Nov. 1.3. Carcase.) ...... ...5; Od to Gs ad 1 Pork . 04 to Gs _Li Bd. to sa. 4d. MARKET. NOV. i 3. VraL........ 44 qd to Gs Sil Pork ..... 411 64 to 7. al Is . and Lanes s,sBo—P7gs ftru ITRAW-15TERDAI. wmavocuArzt.. Ilay—.7l 7s 0.1 to 81 12s OA' Straw 21 11$ to 21 18s 04 Clover 81 8s to 91 Os od # HOPS. litlr reruns. Kcnt 7l Os to PI 121' &noel 61 lOs to 71 s Posies 7s to Sj Os Fxrnham —.PI Os to 101 los SOAP, *)b CANDLES. I Town Tallow 94s Sd Yellow Ilassia . .— White ditto —............8Gs Od I Soap ditto.. Od 224s—Curd, Inn—Palen 128 s. ► 6d—Moulds, ip Od. RAW FADES. Best Heifers and Steers (per (Ordinary ...2e Od to es ed stone; 3s 01 to .1s 2d Market Calf llsOdto Os Od .11iddlings es 6d to es Sd Hog. Hone Os Od to *Os Gd Slteepsklns--Polled, Ss Od to us 04—llowns, 3s ud to 4s 0.1 Shearlings, 51 01 to Gs Od—Lambs, 3s Gd to es 3d. PRICE OF LEATHER. Hutto, .50 to 56"bs each ... ....... .... ..... t2d to t4d per lb. Ditto, sti to 661bs each 264 to 274 Waging 1it.ie5.............. ....... : 3Pd 'to MI Fine Crack 11ide5..... ........... ........ .. : 2od to 2164 Crop Hide., 35 to 4Jlbs or cutting .... 194 to 20d Di:to 45 to 501b5... ...... lO to 21 id &if Skit.' 0, 50 to 40Ibs . 14d to 5541 Utto 50 to 70114......... ....... . ... Ilk to 424 - •• • Ditto 70 to 801b4.«..... '641 to, 404 .• • SMIIIISeaIs (Greerlar-61; .......,,.....“......s 06d. to Yid • Large ditto , .. . 111 . clotdo 70s 'to 1 00 0 Tatmed hone tlidcs ' . — 'IN to MI og.. - .• • ' • . . c 1 1 / 4 1AlitP.T, N0v.15. liiihmt iOl4. - Price. • 17 .. • ' .7.63: . 64 .10 474 Gd u • ' - .: 364 Oat to 441 :Ai 1 • • ;14:.-S4l. Shipi at fti Atte, •SI 241e4reastle '46: •1 SOilertaxt ILabesth Frar.k fort OtThrtnt LIARkETS. Uteatacz, Nov. I4.—inutat, per reed „clo th% A. Deriey, per critter, Hs to 7+s--Oats 35 e to 74s to 7R Peas, Tils to 711s—Rye, 031 to op t throath Nov. 12.-Tl,e 'pride o a Butiiel of Wheat —Tho Half-peck Loaf, Wlse.ttea, 2o NewassoV, niort, November 1 1 . - Wbcat,C7s to j 6Ss to 7114--Osiss 7.,s to 4to—flearts, 7Cs to • to ROL—l:mild, is Pt' to is rod. - HANnuity. Nov. 1!.-WLeat to 11u Od—Vetches, Os Od per bushel—) Cd to 501 Od per quieter peck—llour, 67s to 00s per sack. PRICES OF GOLD Portugal Gold In Coin, per oz. Foreign Gold in Bars New Doubloons Nero► Doilan-- Sarcr in Dais ... New Louis each COURSE OF Amsterdam lt I 8.21 J. Ditto at sight I 1 3 Amsterdam ll 10 C.F. Ditto at sight 11 7 ILltterdarn... 1 9 21.7. Antwerp, ex-mo. 11 12 linmblirgh 74 10 21U. Altos :l4 11 21U. Pari:,:l day's date:A 20 U. Ditto S4 OD 21.7. liourdeaux do. —24 29 Maine .........142 mina Mad rid, eliertive 40 Cadiz Barcelona. 39 fIR' At Prodkb, Tolima of Aran, on spouse of Captain :11'Gsnor, oldie Wednesday, at a very advanced I near Ramsgate, Charlotte, Dowager Ladyship vas a daughter of 11exander, way, and was married the _l.t of fifth Earl of Dunmore, who died in the had five sons and four th..%httrs, sent Earl of Dunmore; Augusta, r land, marrit....d Rome, Apr 44,1 the Duke of Sussex, and secondly, George's, lianover.square, London, . dared null and void by the Prerogative Virginia, born In-Virginia, and yarned -' the Counsel and Assembly of Virginia, her father, was 'then Governor. LOCK AND SWIM, Iris Royal Hisknees the Duki Surgeon—. Mr. lit man, Me ntser o. Governors—Earl of Egetwocat, Elli -'.l. Barry, N.P. John Latottch.:, fiIHE'.IIOYAL and NOW above.I;s7STITCTIO4 . , VENEREAL COMPLAINTS ar., ponces, in order to indite the Benefits it, selected Mr. KIERNAN as its " li..t of the Royal College from hsvit., to those Diseases. Mr. EtzurAn conceives duty to caution the Public, by pointinv lett, published in Feb. t ALS. as the asverdon of pertons assuming such t them, without being sanctioned by The Annual Reports'Of the Loci some of the most dangerous Cases other supposed-incurable Affections havc.been sidles:ly and soccer ITM'; 1N riay be eons M his house-21, Lowest Crtaitterp where Letters from Town and Co. the necessary Advice and Medicine part of the United Kingdom. Just published, price 4, Pax-Twat OIINZIITATIONS on the s and may be had at No. 174, Fleet and In, Crown -court, Scho. Non en vioere sed rainy vita.—Mamut. " Life is only life, when blest with Wahl." TINE finest system of Ethics is to cocaine witbin due bounds, and thus to regulate the Passions; unrenrsitud and insubordinate they impetuously destroy those barriers sdd Religion and Monaity have tunde sacred ; to curb but not Watt them appears the lesson of Prudence, best calculated to limit their eff_rvescence. Every disGrganizeioa of the human frame requires re raw die:l knowledge to remedy, and the riblic welfare is F.:actr4 when Professional into (disregarding the 'suggestions , i a vious and interested) devote their studi:s to the tri t:nent those complaints genorated by imprudence, and the of the pardons at an unasserted moment. " The strerrh of a ass lion censists in the hmith of the people; but it is nielancholy* reflect on the dallyAcriltse to the ignorance of unfeeling empyri• cibm, and to coucteraceds far as possible its htrJter ravages, we otter to suffering humanity, the rend; of our own erperence in the various diseases of Dibilit y. The tnsv:lry victim of sAitary via; (early acquired at school, before Reason has asserted her right over the mind), will, in coutemplaling his posverless state,ltemeth ;susceptible of enlivening umsations, in knoeieg that the mac complicated state of exhaustion may be roused into manly ever t y. Intense study—.lntmoderate anziety--long residence in tropical climes, and many other canes, will frequently derange the in. ems, av snx ; in such casts we can hold 0414 an assurance of fs animation, by renodies which have long answered the tongisue lwvs of patients of both sexes. That bane to human happiness oars TrJllOll4ll, C2ll 000 r treated fearlessly, the improved state of hledical Science Lyng divested its antidote of those distressing proper:in that so lor.g rendered its ethibit ion macer.ain am! harassing. We hest etplaa user method by observing to patients laliouring under this ottla4, that a few days only are required for the removal of early symp• toms.; thai the most inveterate case will yield to our retmdes within a mouth, and that in a pe.. son whoonl7 secrets harmed' injured, the disease may be prevented altogether from wearist, a similar rentark applies to many other derangements of the gene. ratioe system, as weakness, ulcerations, Bcc. especially irictur , :., obstinate cases of which are daily removed without the 41K caustic er stimulants. Sonic peculiarities incidental to the tape: sex, have not escaped oar attention; in which mildness ccmh.aid with efficacy has superseded the means usually ado): Jr our system is unique, peculiarly energetic, and er..laer.t:y rase. cessfuL . . • • For the general accommodation we do not limit rimers , to a;at' ed periods of practice, but may be canalised et 7,:Ato• Able hours.—Country 1': dents are requested to descri , :e: - Irmly their symptoms &c. trht n medicine, with &deice, be ince diztely forward e d to any part of the kingdom.--A 4 expected to accompany the case. GOS -4 and Cu. M. IL C. Surgeon. is, Bouverie-strast, Fleet.strecs, Londrn. Just published. The 4VG IS of LIFE, a fanillar Commertsry oa tlle al re Dieesses.-13y GOSS and Co.—To be had at :Co. t3O, Pate. cs• ter-row; and of all Booksellers, price Si. PRICE OF STOCKS YT:STERDS.O Bank 'Stock Reduced 75177 6j fl C0n5.79.77t11l 3, per Ct. 83,1 96 4. per Ct 95i 93 Navy 108 ii 10$ Lg. 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Tuesday senstigle, at Fe.tham Dil , the LAY of ce.rel !. ientin,olo4 Royal of a s. r. tt. ,:r Wednesday se'nnight, Lieutenant 7fa•t4ece OW, .S 3 P•• Vest-India Rangers, to Lavinia, yonngen deaghwetfit r.:-. award Ilaehift; 'Vicar al Takeley, Essex. • DIF.D: it At Frodick, Island of Arran, on the 3d ! , 113. 3771..... T Cap , souse of Captain :IPGregor, uf the 95th lie:simetn. Wednesday, at a very advanced age, at S,o t hw oo e, n., • .. ear Ramsgate, Charlotte, Dowager Countes s of Dunmore. lb; ; 1 adyshlp was a daughter of .11exander, &vends Earl of Cola • •ay, and was married the _t .t of February, 1759, to J,..* yd, E ar l at DulltilOre, who died la March, 1930, and se had five sons and four (Lughtcrs, including George,i,n. mt Earl of Dammam; Augusta, now Lady Avinsu Ind, numb-. at Rome, April 44,1793, to his ReriallLiams i 3C Duke of Sussex, And secret*, December 5, 1793, x St. leorge'a, lianoveraquare, London, which swage Iva let fared null and void by the Prerogative COI" is Ms; 3ta ; 'irginia, horn In-VirOlia, and gamed after it at the non 1: it Counsel and Assembly of Virginia, of whkb his Laol4, er father, was then Governor. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. Ills Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, President. urgeon— r . Mr. Kit man, Member of the Royal College, Lorain nivernors—Earl of Egeenscat. Bud of Lembo, Noel J. Barry, M.P. John Latoache, M.P. riIIE.R.OYAL and NOBLE PATRONS of the A, above„l;s7ST ITL:TIO4 . , for the occlusive Ire:meat of ; 'ENEREAI. CONIPLAINTS and their damns Cane. • nonce/ in order to indite the Benefits that hate snake] lets , selected Mr. K [ERNA N as its Surgeon, •tan.::abbi hoa the st of the Royal College from having dirsttod his chief numtica those Diseases. Mr. Klemm, conceives it s put of In. (Sod uty to caution the Public, by pointing to the List of the &11l Cal. ge, published in Feb. t ALS. as the ouly sure guide; and dot so section of persons assuming such titles, and publicly siert/ill:1 sem, without tieing sanctioned by this List, are to be er,dittc. be !Sensual Reports'ilf the Lnck Diwenswy mil prove tilt me of the most &tor:roue Cases of Smolt era, Dissurr,sol her supposedAncurable Affections of the Generative Organs. eve been here radicaily and sueges.fully treated. );. lEft*-; 1N may be consulted as uswi, try S-th $ 2 1,4, his house .21, Lowea CRARS.OI-.r:6TUIT, BCDCOMD•3OI.Ir, here Letters from Town and Cm.ntry are to he addrewd, std e necessary Advice and Medicine will be giro), or <tat to .101 art of the United Kingdom. Just published, price 4,. Seem& Edition, MLACTICAL OIINZITATIONS on the above Diseases,ig F. K3erft* * id may be had at No. 174, Fkrt.street; 30, Faternoiter.rew; id 10, Crown -court, Soho. Non est riven. sed Talent vita.—Maawat. " Life is only life, when blest with Health." r HE finest system of Ethics is to cocaine within due bounds, and thus to regulate the Passions; tairecusisol sl insubordinate they impetuously destroy those barriers which ligion and 'Morality have made sacred ; to curb but sot aLsi. ate them appears the lesson of Prudence, best calculated to sit their eff_rvescence. Every disorganization of the human frame requires great ms. :al knowlodde to retnrey, and the rabic welfare is F..r.loted ten Professional men (disregarding the auggestions r I es. :net in oiril elovnia that atiksl; .5 ....t,.. .... IN t