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FROM LAST NIGHt'S '001111172. . •••••••. , ... 1, - MEMORANDUM. WHITEHALL, JANUARY 6;•111411. " • i In the Supplement to Tuesday's Gazette," in the thirsts/della' of the first column of.paer lt, atter 4.lsir words ".eaceed atillsiltt', two," add " excite..lva of the Sovereign." ii 'The name of AdffilrafGeorge Slontagn should balm appeared Itt the said Supplement, aa a Knight Grand Cross of the Mott - Honourable Military Order of the Bath ; and the Ante bf kelt . Admiral G,orge Harlon sheatki also have appeared 10 the hat of Knights Commanders of the said Order. WHITEHALL, JANUARY-'6. • His Royal Highness the - Frhim Regain, tiering' in tbit i - lti and on tive neltill. el Ins Metesty„ haring taken- sato con ' thin the eminent aervices which have been readered to the 404- . 1 pire by the Off eera iu the service Of the Humeral/6 East India' Company, has been 'pleased to ordain, that Shad of the meet distinguished Officers of the said service, holding , Comm! • from !tie Majeaty mot helow tba rank of laitutenant.Col 6 = may be raised to the dignity, to !Wight' Commanders of. Most Honourable Military Order of the Path, sokeitisive of number of Knights Commaliderf belonging to hum Milje Vlt forces by sea and !amid, who hate been nomitiaird' by the/ Orilii 1 ristacobiaruni date the gsliustant ; instils . Royal Highness : has tin omedously pleased to ,orilain, that the pa t td Officers of del i India Ctleapany's service shall enjoy all add singular , skit rights; privileges, and innutinittes secured to 'the Steand Class elf • the said Most Honourable Order; and that the , / shall be gcirern. - ed by the rubes and ordinances now establisted, or hereafter to be establashed,by his Majesty, to heirs and anscemors, for the gavernment,pf the Knights Commaudets of the Bath. Ilut - in the COrin of future wars, and of acting/ of shoal dig-' Merlon, the said number of fifteen may be increased by ttie v.. !ointment of Officers who shall be eligibi according to the ata blished regulations and reatektions. His Royal Highness the.leritice Regent has been further pleased • to ordale, that certain Officers of the East India Company's ser vice, holding Ids . Majesry 'a commission, May be appointed Com panions of the Must Honourable Military elder ut the Bath, in . cipwidinatien of eminent services :mattered in action with the r awly; auti the said Officers shall etijoy 41 the rigars,privileges, and immunities secured to the Third c lams of the said Order; end snail be gtiviitied by the regffiations and reet g rietlens cam bibbed' with regard to -the nonunation and grreerimeut of the .Compaulons al the said Most Honourable Uhler. . (This Gazette cornetist the Prime Regent's .pertabsion for • Raptain J. *rebel', R.N. to accept and wear dm:Akan' o f the ussian Oriel . Of St. George,. of the 4th %me ablinAstabt of • the tufa Sivaiiiili Order of the sytord.) • . * • , BANKRUPTS.. , . Edrinold Starliy„ pia* or late of tooptni-rew,Crtnebe4 Friars, • • Landoll% beffizotircbant, deah:rand charism, to surrender Jan. -... 14, gf, and Feb. gi, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs : , ~ Cliapman end ateveos, Little Ft. Ancienas Apostle, Queen • etreet - ; London. a 'titans' King, of No.::, Charlotte-street, Lloyd's-row, near ' • ' Smeirrai Weks, Clerkenweli, carpenter and builder, January 14,+ at tea/January iB, at eleven, and Feb. 21, at ten, at Guildhall. . ; I s :tonnes, - Mesks.Tetibutrand Son, 11, Gray's Inn-square. ailliians Waatt, of Dorchester, Oxfordshire, ienholler, dealer • and Chapman, January 24,..af, aid February 21,at ten, at the - .Tow ii•liail, 01 turd. Ali °rides, Mr. Geuige Cecal, Oxford; or Messrs. Baliathey and Bridger, Angel-ceurt, 'throimorten street, London. Thorax , Snow, of Stamford, Lincolnshire, upholder, dealer and Chapman, January 81, at four, February 1, and 21, ateleven,l at the George and Angel Inn, Stamford. Anomie', Mr. Thompson, Stamford ; ur Messrs. Annie and W tight, Temple, bianden. Julia Sctpliensoli, of Bretton, otherwise West Bretton, Yorkshire, ernes,, drape!, dealer and cbapinau, Feb. 2, a, and it, at ten, at time WI Ate Bear inn, Earusley. Attornies, Mr. Keir, Barn • sley; or Messrs. Longaill and bur etttelo, Gray's inn-square. ..Jobn.klactiiicttacb, Thomas Game, Wilhelm Matniskarl, Joseph • Macnuchat I, and . Alexander M‘Maili. of Bridgnorth, .Satup, ' sad of Fleet4treet, London, carpet-manufact aura. dealmrs, easamnen, mei ttipartuets, January 19, 20, and Eels. 21, at • eleven, ***the Castle Inn, Briagnohls. Attornirs, Mr. Bigg; itamfbantptomieglidhsga, London ; Or Mr. Windward, Braseky i , ',Men 1 iii44tr i t 401.06, of Liverp.nol,•snmeer-mktiner.nier , . chankslt4kr and chapinao, February 6,. 7, and tit, at eleven, at the Bung's Aim., in Water street, LivtapooL Anoraks, .• Messrs : tills ptatd, Adlington, and Gregory, Jiedlord-row, Lolidori; tar Messrs. batters and l'opbam, Liverpool. Thongs amide u• tat; .aew Mill, parish of Ledbury, Hereford shirt, miller. January 23, gti, and Feb. 21, at eleven, at the • Red trios lain, Newent. Attorneys, Mr. James Pewtriss, (ray's inn. London ; or Mr: Win. Reece, I.edbury. George Mullins, nova or lateof Sheffield, Yorkshire, edge tool maker, dealer and chapinain January 21, 23, aniFtb. 21, at eleven, at the Tontine inn, Sheffield. Anomie"; Messrs. Rl pintail and Wilion, Sheffield: or Mr. Charles Wilson, 16, Greviltraareet, Hatton-Garden. • John Willougblre, orlaunton,Bomerset, shop-keeper, February 8,9, and ill, at twehee, at the Whim Hart Inn, Brned-street, • . liristoL Ationites, Messrs. Edward Daniel and Sons, Bristol; or bjers. Pearson and Son, Pump-court, Temple, London. ''Williaria Polka, late of Shafteabury, Dorset, victualler, February - 13,14, anet2i, It eleven, at the Red Licm Inn, Shatesbury. . Atteerney, Mr. Messiter, Shaftesbury,; of Messrs. Dyhe and Son, Lincoln's Inn Etelda, Loudon. Robert Friend, of Old Windsor, Berke, dealer iu bey grid straw, January St, February I and ill, at ten, at denhiliali r London. ' lithoraey, ME. Stokti, Gotdarbquire. Philip Lusoombe, nOW.orkitt of Gravesend, Kent, tailor, dealer and cbapnran, Januar y 14, 28, and February ill,. at ten, at .Quilldhall, *andom. Attorney, Mr.. Hurst, Lawrence-lane, • London. • • Jobn Owlett, of Chimhama, Fatningham,'Kent, farmer, dealer did chiparan hilarity 17, 26, and February it, it ten, at Li t alkaa, London. A:toreey, Mr. Abbott, Abebturcii , zard„ Loathard.street, London. • . . DIVIDENDS, to be made at GUILDHAI.L. Feb. 7, William Gabes, Thomas /drably, and 'I Lomat. Mae benefit, ISilliter-lanc,eorn-faetors, at twelve. Jan. YB, Bernard . tvethib Sloane-straet coal-inirchant; at ten. Feb. If, Andrew i d ial Macke/Mid *add Henry •Roper, Cross-street, Flusher,- square; tit, rehears, at twelve: Feb. 24, George fileekley,Reast. trig, i ronte.euger„aearn. lats. 28, .Jolin Yeadietetolibutigli, Saint lagy-at-Hill, cosi-factof, at one., Jan, William • !hall',, nitiborn, emits, it twelve . Jan. 0, Rkleird'Soiltb„ Old City, Chambers, Merchant; at melee. Jan. 28, William /hob!, Queen. street, Cheapside, merchant, at twelve. Jan. 2.8, WilliansWright, Ro c hester, Innkeeper, at one. Jan. 28, Thamas Dutificki, Saint Martin's-street, Southwark, shoemaker, at out. lap. 28, Wilbam tle om be, Scott's•yard, merchant , at twelve. Feb. 7,, Witham Tnrcer, Rmpley, saddler, at ton. Jan. 28,. Robert Waialeale?, lilieliael 1 tii•ner, and Williani James Turner, klasiailiall-street, merchants, at twelve. J ittm2ll, Aalhfotie garrison, Fort - street, tallow-caattUer , at eleven. Jail. VS, Wiliam Back, Battle, spirit inerchant, at civic's: lin. Si, itiehird Pool, Worcester, tam torn-leat-inanetacturer, al. tell. Jan. 28, Hilletalisa Ifaly, St. Alban'a, cbrn-chariallEr, et ode. Jail. 28, David Lapel Periete,, Artillery-place, underwriter, at tep. Jets. gir, David Boner, East Smindield, tiaberdasher„ at twelve. Jaw 114, Johu Gray Gerard,l3ariughail-street, met chant, it one. Jan. Se, /obit Leo mud, Little Hampton, seedanian, at ten. Jan. 24, Thomas Hatiolcock, Faversham, shopkeeper, at one. Jan. 14, Henry Philip), Worthing, wine-anerchant, at eleven. Jan. 20, Robert Cowie, Bartliolomew‘lane, ruerchaat, at-twelve. Feb. 114, Daniel • robin and Benjant n lones Mitchell, Lintebour.:, ship-chandlers, IL. tett. Jan. 31, *illiatti Cnusibs, Great Alie-atreet, broke*, at ten. Feb 4, John Mle, Charles Peen Wyatt, and Temente Keyse, Horselydown, kid manufacturers, at one. Feb. 11, Rl chard Green aed William CPO, Lisle- streht, saddlers, at eleven. Feb. 4, Thomas 1 - laggar, Watling-street, butcher, at twelve.- • Feb. 4, John Weighiman Moor-Street, Carpenter, at tea Feb . 41ames Corrlngion bliblett, Fleet- street, paperzstalnet,nt-owe-i -.Jdo. " Sanidel Stye; li.giutn, brewer, at twelve. Jain. hl, 'this Rose, Parliament-street, ' chemist, at one. Jan. 31, Matthias' Sari, ter, illirehoesesesil, at ih tigeV . Feb. 7, Robert 1 Broad-street, undetwrittel steleveit. Feb. 25, 1111= 41 1 1 1 14 bew Threadneedle-street, rofietishoustrkeeper, at ten. • IX DIVIDENDStoIie inadein the COLIWIII •4 1 • . Feb. 6, Samuel Dyson, &spend, meettithet.. at Talbot, Halifax. Jan. 24, Rica d. Hayes, , Is.cturer, at eleven, at the Buck rile Vier , . W. 4, N is& t George ;alvidge,'Lition, nutalman it eleven sit the Lather. Inn, Wills, Jan. 96;• Ildward !h i ss, jad: . Wl•bleitikr4iiiider, a AVM. 014111 Amid, Bevy St. Edmund's. lan. 36", ' and tier, Ingereiy;asttoe spinner st eleven. at the Poises lie, Man chester. lan 26, Robert Peppin,.l.telvertooohopkpelttra ae eleven, at the Three Tuns, Tiverton. Jan. Wililantgeftert,. Whitebairen, merchant, at ten, at the Golden I.lres, Whltthavers. Feb: 3, James Davey, Bast Anstey, deafer, lifideveir at site George,Teentod. 31 Joseph Mantles; Wilitotioarmer, at eleven, at the Queen's Hr ad, Wig' on. lielt4 4, Jalcob•ipsepk, Bristol, pelt manufacturer, at eleien; at ehe White Hart, Bristol. Feb. Willlam•Lowe, litoiton meeting maker at fin, at the Whit:Been Matiebotter, Fel.te, George Akio' Mid Charles Young, Glamford ari gg s, corn nterchaste, at deems lest the ,Water-dde Howse, Barton.upost.Huielter. Ims. di, George; Wood, Wakefield, bookseller, at eleven, at the fiesslonstlhottast Wakefield. Feb. id, George The, Northampton, ie. ten, at the Peacock, Northampton. Feb. 8, Robin ‘ogai, Liver pool, rearchaut, et otte,.at the Gahm, Liverpool, .• • CERTIFICATES, LekI4CIARY 211. • Peter Wildest, Shereditth, haberlieber. Thedieelidellhedi, Coventry, ribbon maisehianrer. John Wilms, Leeds, gases . _ _ chant. - Hpuils !- Wood Wi ham Lambeth, Thefts, Galtasburgh, _ veiny. hay- Per swered. Counsel the brief during wt.,. She rrad 'on the face. The consequence, on the whole. was trivial ; yet, like most of Juanna's followers. the pm. secutor was desirous of producing a , i great event." and therefore time with ills ten sheet brief, contaie ing minutes of the iinportiun transaction. In the courfe of the investigation, the following cusious.dia. legue ensued : , ... . . .. Mr. ARNIM. as Cotinsel friv,•the.defendant—.Q. Pray, Mr. Blassett, was the'biltif ininur ha,nd wru► ten by yourself or Joadna ?-A. The papers will en able me. to say ; I know nothing about Joaana. 4Q. l--Why, was not you one . of the rnekslpf. fled ' her funeral ?;...A.. No. I did not gob .If i t know ()thing about It.: - ' . t . Q. Nothtt about Shiloh?—A. No : . . (J. We don't mean to cparig i list, being Alie - i father of Shiloh— • . s' .-• Here the Reconnutt in y Obscre . higi k ., .. ..i .. ... • . • . it WAS remarkantr, 'IT th prosecutn: Was a devout man, be did not live charitably Wish his neighbours. 1 PlltildWill'Oi.—My Lord , ' I wish to live in chariv with ell the parties. •' . : , Coufiset..—Was it piety aad charity mkde rivet (et. to shake has& with Mr. Moseley, whom you have also indicted for this riot. fur five guineas ?—A. I have not refatid shafting bands with hint or .b1r..1 Sherrad ; I told them so long ago. . The REC0111:1111t then observed, if the prosecutor' was dispord to save the Court trouble, by being lie.; eunciled to the defendants, he might as well Shake hands forthwith. The prosecutor instantly held out his hand to the de , fendant, Mr. Sherrad, and declared he WAS reconciled. The Racchtbitt.—As you have shaken hands with the Lady's husband, you can have no objection to shake hands with the ;. 4 - ds herself.—A . I will do it on condition that' she 'Sall nekacivrledge her error. The Rwcuttout..' , 4 fe4r your terms• are too hard. Let me ask yciu--Did sou eves know a women ac knowledge herself in the *tong 1.A.. She has : been five weeks subject to . this prosecuton, iitC34ll* she would at* adkrowledge herself wrong in the public Papers: • . . . After some further discussion, during ibis's, Ow Cum t Wak a scene of laughter, the pro secutor 'hal hands with the Oily and Mosele7,..che als*mioa indicted.,*The Partks were c s onsequently 4scltacgod, and fi ned a shillitig ektb. • ... t i .. 4 . ~..• .r. i., , ..1,. R. Roc& was indicted fof . ..having.,tas his posse . a quantity oft Upper with the r t isla: ma rk on it.• . Mr. Rsoitritited, that flie del At it a smith, residing Jl . Ofen'Atiioui',Colirt, kaileY. The .dtfieefil ifthioun and atthevis, to ' ,hiM they were totne to siaich Ms iireins4, when he exclaimed he *ma rained, and ruilted Awn into the .4ng,. iibir be threw bituseli bettieen 'tWo Voiles" nnd Ole thq noise of 'some metal felling into the ... officers took Mist tip, Vberi he • • . ... with a crotv-bat,"add kicked Hart iion. 90, =raw; the cellar; the elfietri ( ?St d tte.tkokrqnsmei the indicttnetit. . . ',. , , • ' Mr. ALkik, for. the difericlattya4 he ed!t*ii that his clieo must be found guilty : pl having KilWa istOres its hi! possession ; bat he wouit call a wham to 'roveper that be bad d.ught thenk.of.a person named i . . ' : Halls mu in the defendant's em p l o yment on th" . 20th of PepteMber, when a man that he was told wits . 'Petipei, 'Called Buckle omit. ThOi catt e ibaCk soon, after, a.tid . the ehgper in question !xi broughv Oil idoktirit,.6l,o7, witneis Eruid mu ch .it niarlstl. Witt' this bison dies*, of Winch } . ‘o irkriirincti h i ts OW. pidger, who ‘oitclaimed, if hi .fiaxl iii,wii, that; lipi iintrld . not'llive'had any thing; to do*4l it Joy twenty' o.ujilth -i- ', 14}10 . PONY:v*4 dr tiacoanaa sop: lit ;tended hiin '•t4i'bklittprisotied o.44Car intiksput . iitriet ainfitet, • ' ' . • . • his kyles heft airett a kliifterilh ' IPA lip. he trO not with 'hies' lif els ... int tricife litininnent. He ,vras then ordered to securityp.,kepp the- Katie towards the, prOtecutor for a zear., .• , • DUPLIVI ..1C4111;ile I— .. "l 4 linrsgay" night, abut the hour of eight (4100, arm% nun.: of so same of 1 Mi c h a el Ms 6 • , ~ ~ , a glass-blow* by.tradeo uni,r litunaufthappe • . to be drinking as af peAt l g itt, the. house. of 'one Ws, a publican ) , in p* . ' l ower. 4hlssi-,, , Wert , .(tooth fratittented 14 seamen), when souse ,Portuguese sailera; who were lathe tap,Aorsi, quar relled with him as the nearkof *me r 144 Mierics. The Portuguese 'contended far, teak and, ea. prioe that 'their.sentitaeats were not theoretic" ia the 'haat of argumenkonelf them drew a. koife, anksatibcd the unfirnat‘ Vonough fn . tit" Voily ; ki r e harne let diatelT ell,. . d e %pule of, thp cittygowe were 'taken titir . toi 7 be.wit; brought to Marlborough — t' • stria Me w w • e the la ou 114 : was. &nod by sur geon Doyle, _of Sack k, hhe would, hole-, tiro...wait mortar, :hid ia young."4l9,l* taw" thao : i fighteinyesis, of 4ge- 1 aad,fif A riv 7 iittliir t kikr, IbileitcteF ~sp bis situation of Jai, expired•aholg.twO o'clock yesterday mbinini, brit net before he . fsalktii,lentktie a •, stabbeAl Wr itte4 Mr. Barnes,— 'Oet.itO, at Aberdeen, after a tedious illness, Miss M.try Sinithi ,fteghter 'of Mr. James Smith, late one of the Masters of the otaramar School, Aberdeen. Oct. at, at Spanish Town, Jamaica, in the 13:b year of hit Age, Master Colin Graham, eldest soon of Lieutenant-Culouel Graham, of Edinbuigis Castle. July 41, at Murott, in the East Indies, Chptaln S. T. Edwards. -of the tith Light Dragoons, or King's Royal Irish; aged 32. July 6, at Agra, in the Last Indies, the Lady of Lieutenant Taylor, al the knginters. . Jan. 5, Mr. John Jas. Ashley, the celebrated performer on the organ. Jan. 6, suddenly, at Grove-place, Brifittord, Joseph Pltr, Esq. Dee. 63, at lianpv, in North WaJdl of askicline, in the 45th year of bis age, Sir Thomas Meredyth, part. Jan. 3, Mrs. Jane Fitzpatrl4,, elite of Mr. Hugh Fitzpatrick, of Capel.street, Dublin, Boo k. Last week, at Hodmin, lyft. Wet. Pope, a person of very penul tilßius habits. He has buqueathid the interest et all his property, ligserthe deadbel 44iitabit Matto. *the Peorillasis -- INVATEa At i Morning Afternoon • Ml 4 111EIDGIt Tovoßaow. 15 minutes Vt.'s. 3 ; SI minute. aft.:r 3 " HeakisltitletCoaly rieherTa titan ciiisit . intt it altsuen Isle poor, let their estate be what it will.".—looat. I"ysic there is a wide field open for discovery, which calla forth tyre powers of inrsious men. Thcre are Mary disorderstrehicli tin Physician yet has Leen' able to cure • Wilt does not fellow front this that all those diseases are Makable ' . Ile virtues of the CORDIAL BAL.Tdof LEAL) are daily 41e moturrated in eradicating the worst and most dangteour symp toms of Nervous Debility. It possesses wonderful efficacy in all Nelvous Disorders, Fits, Headachss, Wcaloresses, licavinvss and Lowness of Spirits, Dimness of Sight, Confused Thouy,ht, 'Wan dering of the Mind, Vapours and Melancholy, and all kinds of Hysteric Complaints are gradwally removed by its use. acid by 'Som. Leigh, IS, Strand; Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford strati, oppitsite New Bond -street, London, price t Is. per bottle, or four In one family hoick for ass. on which I It. are saved. °Write, '•tle wards." Sam. Solomon, Liverpool," arc printed bids" stamp; to imitate which is folopy. WR TiIITEETH-Alit) GUMS. IatOTLER's celebrated VEGIETAB LE TOOTH A. POWDER is, with confidence , recomaleode4 to the Use of is Public, ac the most till:haloes Veneration for Preeerving .tha Teeth in a sound state, even to old age, and prexhichg pea*, Whiteness without im pairing the Enamel. It impel. a firm nestilind beautiful redness to the Onms, to the Ike:Ms:the mot delectable Sweetness : and if used constantly as directed, will pre vent the Tooth-ache, Gum Boils, and Swelled Pace, by removiot Its Cana-tire Scurvy is the Guns Price is. 9d. the box. • /iftrfLEß's Superior I.AVEI4DER WATER, &emits depot frigrineer, bas received the Appritbatien of their Royal I-ligh-• nonce the Princess and Princess Charlotte of Wales, and of many ,Ir.first Distinction. Price 4s. in ball-pint bottles. tx.beletals atldltetail by the Proprietor R. Butler. 4, t'ClailAs corder df St . Paul's cburch 7 yerd, Lan d on; and retail ieit,iptagg,rodam and Shag., Portsmouth ; Hall, Harding, end Ifilinsith, Gosport; Allnutt, Weston, Mallory, Hope, and .4040040.0.; Trewniao, Exeter • Cookworthy, Glenville, Gil- Noy end lleiodand, Plymouth ; Stull, Wageeford and Dublin; 'lnner and 7vl'Ditiald, Clisgow ; smith, Nianderston, Scomand Robinson Edinburgh; Crutwell , rock ; Ross and Peck, Hull; *hate, Be l ightne; Roberts, Svldoo, and Ruff, Cheltenham ; Oreg on:. and /Wage, Edwards and Penny, Liverpool; Stains and • Manchester; Bowen, N -resich; Knott and Lloyd, fir-, ; Gregory, Brighton ; Sinuuonds. Medicine Venders In. s • iota 411.94. • "I s.l M s Authentic Proof (a the very superior b efficacy of the truly Genuine GOWLAND's I.OIION, Iptepared by Mrs: VINCENT,. Bole Prisprietor bf Dr. o;aw -411mtes original Recipe), in i letter. front W. DirAtron, Esq. Nett HAI. Bath t . . a To Mrs. vipearr. I , 4 l 4 L SOuriaitiltreet, Grosvenor. , .souare, Londe°. " Marian—l should think myself deficient in duty to society nog you; were I to witidkold my fiuhlic testimony to the great of your GOWLAND's LO l• I ON, which I have seen per by the aduelolimillon ofit in a ease under my own rod. , 41 A istiag . lapithOpliss led about seven years, sou, of a . Liao- Deem, army,.inisidllitaed with a virulent and sore eruption, %Ala an tlitillerable hitting in the Waste and insteps: ISO lie resisted VariAus apploations from the on ted eon sulfides; bfthree physicians of eminence, and continued to grow let:rile ender the regimen prescribed, w hen a lady, who had re ceived a of a very bad case ot' Scurvy In the face, of several years shindies, by your 07 WLANDI LOT kJ It!, recommended a trill of the SOW holiedy. It wet smiled under my own In. 9.1040 , .."014 *WA" Rve,way. at:dilute quarts of your Lotion performed a radical cure of a disorder, which had been of about dura do!, and had banked sidllfformal physicians theirrbfeiliott. • " ednvletioa of the above di* .1 tentimmended 1.01100 to a Lady, whose lice exhibited 'rumba, (eve! large .pessules, and as one appeared,) so mush so as to prohibit her go t it pint of your GOWLAND'S LOTION 'she it now fate fluor eruption. " kn. " WILLIAM. DRAYTON." 't. No.l, Devies•street, Gross 160. Oxford-etreet, London; aorisM are dmi 'etfleri of Gentilms Medicines god Perfumers. Pints, U. Usk vitidlipinti, tiittL Ro.e Yarltalllent•Ksvc., ...•••••••• -, -- ---- - -... __. , 11 ,,m.... D oe ., street %ampler. , pertormea a racocai cure DOC,' jUS. C.4 1 4, t , # lltr, at at t e Jau• at* '-"•!. ' V. • Artk ida daki ' - 'wi s :. T 4144 k tar t a :i Itt ' ' 'ne l i W. L ee , four mill durati . og, and r ufsiou, cornhill, losuraoce-broker, twelve. Jan. 111., Patriek. r! t i , , • ..:. ,i .. .. -.-= • . - • enllaent In thelraftfeieil martin _ usfo g a it r i k 4, bookseller, it mitre. • lad. os, hints an t, to pictseentnr i r tg . . inner's . ~. F r ' U n de7rok.Dbeilli•tirip tolevcltinti at WOVE. leb.lllo. Chadds, ic i ailto id liti n igh;t o ut t , OM my edlnictio t?. • . .hinali your GoWLANIS's 141 anti Omaha Bciapaogit• tikil u til lim P t°ll- P laa • :6 " b4 " 1.111 ar '. -a bUktt tviiitli he *Ai th "11 4° 1 • .. 'KW t i, ei ,.. . id). t,„IPJ ill*, JibacOard,l4;nopicap satletwrizer, it . ar re , t . . very dlsairaelble snip 'at the • away _ and audtbar aPPaa involve. r vb. 4. 11** Sl4Ol l Cicateat s-liawnatraiptat; prisoner ifFoiluce4.oo dupcipp , a r, — hien. lin, 14a4 1 / , Vag% AlbUirsgiare, nlvT:lutn, at when Lte ihlisteced W* 04 JllO,. I . li'afiiisk ble ) on totto **VIM 3 g p iW ' hi Us ... e ‘ J it Weettlr4ett war tht brein• ' . 141 ey • . ~• . iill 'Om sip prVes seat, ilk. ", 1 eiv acm ' owaeah lumi t el 44e. .i. 104 , 0 .. . 44 1 .aws'n k h , L t.- viho is, ittbtei b • - - . ' * —" ' ' i•up4 i . . ; rag OA . . ~. . sektKl4fea.lfoceat, icti." — 'JO iictigiri? . . q k el t' al Jump ,i-..e i t ; im ix%- - uk e r g er ) .. 4 , l Wgr an l iar iLsa‘ ci al k F : the peiketwi tt it i v .4,.: - ~ e oi Sartlo4llwouas: sod satiCo. trio. 1 -•— 4to .4?ii*i4ll i%14.00«.; ttigib die . . 4 Idiat taLviw Vaidirl • - - sit IR fIll!ell, 4 4 0 P 1 P i • is Quango.. ; nail ..: • .:3 .: • I .. avenirY, alouou su.7=7;: n - -- . z... -- r ---- i s i a - i c iu;, - ..„ - ycatcruny urulus.. s , ....... rm . ...,......ry ..... 7 - - 7 , , -,,,- , r iall oo d s i t. ock jCihn . d r iD ua lliii h t. n" grib li am a "Ili am i a T W if re d 94 1 . k r 0 4 441 — an d the man who stabbe e llimo f i n e of tbe-F. 43 10 11 11444' imbitii, cutlers. 'bodies, Henry, and Cornelius . . have been coiumitt . io:flegg o t io — . ander a W.1117J414 ainsburgh, sail-cloth minafactorers Thomas rose!, ,a• front the Kai/karate; of May f igagt OAT G T . . !tiny, tanner . . Besjando Parsons, safer , Al ts, --- - , -- ',7" - P — r . ty-Lit.—Law. Si. think Have*, Patna, inmetr. oh* • tittilis. : .. i. .ennetts Long - alley, Moodelda, Weber_ _. , • Jailleffil Wadlat4 flaterday eVanlgfit s lit theilteetokr Houte,einington, thehily ighlingale-lane, butcher. Willient Halton, Richmond-boild*ik. of she Roo. -Heim Lowdsm, itag. of a son. - • tito, tailor. '. Dirt* 4.0. W. M. ii.doPWßMAllnackl,fa.feee isatlefrolle. of it, ematammia.m.miwarm...llo .ht l andno the i ltb. of a son anal daughter. Two. of. LOND'Uf SESSIONS, JANUAR rlO. . alias dead. TB9 44 11,4 Wiurt'OriVil94 OW k i . weil. ' ..,, O s C.hribtinaa day , the. irrifild Unite Fisher lif Slew . . .. Salina Sherrad and his wife were indicted for a rtot Nottingham, of three children. nit of whom are Walk :. nd assault on• the person of an 'elderly roan, named MARIttED. • • llassett, who was described to be one of the delud/d Jan.S, Major Wm. Grenville Diut, of the Royal lidnot. Alowers of the late prophdar, Joanna fcouthcou. ' lera L t c ei 2 1. 7 0i1t ; o da u u e g r h n ter I__s! i it_ ° M . Mr. 1. L ' u a l l C. l l.. C w 'arter, of the 44111 The prosecutor, a person of unique appearane, Regiment, to Mary ;OIL A ugusta , daughter orhizkir M'Cre4 nounted the witnesses bol, holding a bundle of pp- of the sth Veterans. ter in his hand. Being asked what it was, he - Major-Geweral the Hon. Arthur Anneday, -third non. of 'Rad wered—irMy brief, my Lord." • ''. Annesley, to Miss Malvin, only deughta of Me Manoni hcagt • • Counsel objected to . any thing like plea t di n A of Besborotigh t 'Tipperary. , . In L a t efy, Dublin, the Rev. Maurice Fitzgerald Howson to he Witness ;' however, be was- allowed to ' 6 " ..,. Miss Caroline Mancini), second datigliterfif Talitner Machin, oriel as d'memorandtun of dates audiacidenis. •Pag. of Arsiagh,courty :flpperfey. • ase he made out wits no more than a common squab:. . . MED. • l s.. r : 4 ole between himself and the defendants, his lodgeis; At Lowestoft, Suffolk, on Friday last, in tt.e 4sd year a be, luring which be received from Mrs. Sherrad a blow ago, Catherine, the wife of Mr. Richard Barnes,Lauti Surveyor. _ - a' 1 • .. 1t... .fte. .. A A...... 12.. Attar 2 fra , ml;ll2ll /11110%.4. MISAT M. Smith. ,-, JomihkakAlilPi'ofijtt*NlNie*i. - 40#***'04.Vv -10,40.0**4***41 J. t i al . • • • • • • • • • • 1 li and moui case ble Pitier- Of , VAlffilinfirli. By Order of the Tfanositsb:e Colninissibtiers of his Maps y's Ciatotas, Qtr Tuesday, the tali day of January, isq S. by eleven n'en k in tie 14""47411nu be 01 ; 10.4 1 0 Inniloic SALL, a the Ctistotn-house ryluch' THE ' SHIN ARGO, (setied and kg alit * embalmed hi his bialesty's e, am of Sebtrtitier). DistiiisienNs; Let*th - - 98 ft. 1 in. Wail* . .. 117 '1 % . • 11141 leAsurts 10 4 9 • 39.94 T ill ops. 1 . • ilite iirs meow tiled merchitatoresad, hifid for gencral and coteered. - ..4:,... t : . F 4. at4.l)Vill•LLs 3,81 Lon'clOtl-W ail, • was, wy a obi 'timid in Dublin, di,cliarge4 fgons, tliv • ~ Reigiiiidat of Queen's Own Hussara, as ihcuribl'e'strd nnlii • Ware seprlce, being afflicted . with a seralifiakios:diseasede ' • c glands of his neck. Bath,.,, well ai gra-bath:o4, Were tit,th -.- the three months, without any benefit. 144 uteri tau ai -1 tse try SPllABliftrs Pit'l EN r efiNTISCOit bliTi if ' SLOPS, and, on application was admitted to the Dispen6ary fa • poor. Hee detest' his 'disease '*ben fatigue . durbtg eir John . rate l ;?n i rtis; I hlt l 'g fil i j n a g *l h il l i s it lim s lis tb :welitig. 6 o t i v . fth sewn eck tar ere pato: Arlen witiiths Ipe Wit dlSCiargitt, perfectlY cored, hive - 614s t a" 4, Goes° symptoms remaining/. • 'Sylisbury s Patent Antiscorbluic Drops, for* cure of Scu rxy, 't , Deolsintesoi, fliteratkros,' and fruytivg and Bilious Di.- loses, art stikt Whalleelde at E. lidwnetles. 68,.5t. Paurs Churth =lid retail at the Dispensary, IS, Soho•nospre, London, an of ' Os.; enable, tut. ed. ; atall . largest, 4 L Ito, ditty iti nieds‘. Costronsat:Essitites,,•tia; , • •• : - To prevent Counterfeits, thy Gcnillee Medicine baa a Black . 111 Stamp.. • - i. i_. ... . A tfitf Men e3i. Edhation now protetsr.raat shell we Porieriwttis etidelridurs to'dlittivee the most sate aM . Tilswerlod of ispa i tUaj a tees prevailing' Diseases, the *netsie ilitltif Weir eitperlence Is the best roof of sipriptity. 6106.3111Itl'Co.• is repair MenibereW the coral 4 9ue g e of A"V alai if t. n, 4aVfl bee n isiessA xis snake `it truce of me trollaiving 'dialect at their pvylettl4r 'tidy, vie. a maim Distaresi, erequentsfddettracted In it tisomitni 01 Woxl cation, and its conasal!spts 6frictures and Glee" esbkh, by as plan, ;re Ipeedtly std areCtually.cured.; as iilso tie ling, whether azildig iftim Ber'chatialian indulgences, Sang reA. -dame . . .... 1 15 7, Arn eilmabor i , ,a s secret solitary vice, *la often un- Itappuy pursued hi the youth dt both sexes, in the timi causips finery or hatteilsesiss, mot In the other a onmerons train of oar- T op dbegisig, vrb; 4, if not tlnseW retnediedi; tenTsMitein haps.- tenciaint assiimpoon. In that distressing state of dlirbtlis) we digit:teary, whitlow' the conitectence of such hanefel habits, Or arising fro!u iFY ask& Cause, 11 Whit* the powera *the consti tution hecOme titateebkd, as Members of the !lord t:olitoi or *land of Loosion, they offer a firm, safe, and sieedy reste..•- eaticin to sound and vigorous braid*. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the car of th em , partictdas tidonpliisus "In order that they May not • be, by a mistaken few, suark4 with the obloquy so justly attached to ` the Ignorant empiric, think it hot justice to themselves to state !that they have bent 'properly educated and initiated into every branch of die profession (certjficates of which, fr•ini Mimes 'Hospitals, and testituonials from the must eminent Pitysiiiat.,, !they have to convincx auy inquirer) the- the succ.... r-esultio:; front their endeavours )first ~,treed ;:tem to quit the i nwtice of the putrid Pr-..ctitionet, and they presume that their peetegslous oonstitute a lair ground fur the unprecedented conEden:e with *tick they have, by the Public:been so liberally honoured. Tte result of a long and . .ratenstee practice TAS enabled them, lei a superior method, to remove vetvertal enMplaiiit, twtverer Inveterate or complicated, without stdiecting the' patina to the ' least restraint to dirt or exercise r wain recent Cater where aa • Mull applicition 'is made on disacerity'of 'the infection, they ire. seemly perform a Cult in flee short space of two days. Tits un precedented success of their mode of trsament (which has sever !Won known to fail fit decant' initas& in a practice of 15 yaws, during which p4o o 4 7 lNillg. thicionarffies or both sexes have 5 - eiti curet, even after 'severe and tolurioato inetlawls bad sees poissed hrenheeftiitlittlederfleithiadt abet), Induces them, to dui:. p ubl ic ly offirr•tbeir adv?ge. • • To tle ilinsulted. daily by Patients of Aker sex, with ,IsAlcaci, ladattectlon.—Letten from tile entinriy, ion s = esi yarecqlltet of the Case, age, sod Aeon* at Wen, feeopapo a temisianac, duly attended to, and advise ass Malicia. IN. warAti to spy rut of ths kinydento CrtiS and Co. -Surgeons ? l!, itutiveriwgtreite t r;• 4 ;.s t ri fte May 1, 11419 . HEN Viofessionalilesr, eminentit* skill and V. experience, ober their sire, and exert their abilltteefor tne'ttatc yea, few.ritignitig ilieraeltley rise topethir to that pre judice which is Ips jusey cazi.lagainst tbe advertisement. of moo, ignorant oc h e 4e fi s ret prlnc,iile/I and %imam:aced in the prac tice of physic. CURRIE add Co. regulas-Surgeoes, sane timed by every privilege to practice, and by the success which their mode of trearment for Venereal Contplait,te has hi data° been attended, contintle with the saute assiduity to doer: • that studies to the cure of every species of that baneful poisou, las well as the removal Jf thou- distressing debilities sod 'heave cies which prevent or embitter the oaattimouial taste. In the ca talogue of hunian infirmities there are none more afflicting than those which are the unavoidable consequences of en indtageoce in a certain destructive habit. The unhappy suffeeer broods over his misfortunes, ashamed to seek relief, nun/ be is reduced to ' such a state of misery as to reader life oppressive. To suAt pee- Sone it will be a consoling reflection to know than they may none by a new and infallible remedy, be restored to their forma. Constitutional strength and vigour. Weak, relaxed, ae4 debili tated habits, proceeding either from an excess of conjugal and Illi cit eleature, or from a long residence in hot climates, hard drink ing, the injudicious use of mercury, etc. are speedily restored ea beahh and strength. - It must be a self-evident proposition, that where the ag .gregate of imellectual capacity le directed to the treatimos and cure of a few peculiar complalets, there must be the greater certainty of sumeta ; and ai **proof of this position their method of cure is so particularly esp,ditstius. as well as sate, and so evidently superior to the common practice, that in sonte slight maw of infection a perfeer restoration is completed in tl.e short pertodof throe drys, and its these of the utmost inveteracy, where,other practitioners have failed, a proper perseverance hi their plan of treatment ensures to the patient a safe, well is Goaded, and lasting rwiestablisMnent. By an rally application, the patient will escape the &ogee gind expense of a tedious attendance upon the less experieeced prectitionie. la the most obstinate and com plicated cases of venereal infection, such aepisetroitious in tee urethra, spungy excrescences, hard tumours; cations ulcers, *rep don% seminal- Meekness, sleets, as 111ao. • • STI4ICI'ORBS I • • • itiatehig.wat.Or at Jong .doradep. , sad whieb have baffled the skill 0 ! otilir PncOdemere aft W .sibtife rodent Inapeoreo plan of 'treatment, efictually ca d permanently cured, without the pa tient nitres-Mg the excruciating eain and silarming hemorrhage which frequently follows the uppecation of the lunar (nestle.' In .the course of hit years eetensive practice in this mettopolit, nu tnerom cases of stricture; have been, and are daily sedge thee eare, the total eradicallen of wheal is ideated by a sate, certain, and expeditious mode of practice, itmerlor to any other yet adopt ed. The Meekness, relasetiost, and debility procetlllig from tLit complaint, Is speedily unmoved, and the patient iestaired to sine and thymus health. But *lsere the debitity has for year, (-ie . - ed, a proper perseverance in their restorative refeedips, after the stricture has been destroyed, is indispensably requisite to reels t the elundening sparks of life, and to reanimate the constitution. Seven! Nebiessets and Gentlemen of the firit respeetabilie, have beep under the care of Mesas. Collate anti Cu. tor.. hr moral of complaints of the urethra, strictures, Sew ; and !Layne; received' a radical and permanent cure, request that refetem. - may be-ntade to them, as satisfactory evidences of the &eine, superiority of Messrs.. Coasts and Co.'s plan or treettneat.— Mane •of dime Gentlemen have had strictures from to to et yeari l and had been under the care of Messrs. Home, HeavS ides, sod other Surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted Ow cure by the application of the lunar caustic, without success. Messrs. Cu Ralt and Co. May be consulted by either See, w the greatest dolkaey, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No lte7, Hatton-garden. Patients in the country are requested to state the partkuksrs el their case, see, and general habit of living, &c. &c. Inclosing a re• manatee for advice and medicine% when the same Will be air sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that seer. e/ essential to their undertaking, the postage of letteralhay be ► to the account for medidnes. 9th Jutie,lBo9. - LONOOI4I Prlptettby Lem X pablishid then, and at the fliar NNW Men le TWA* 11'. •*. SQ ided 1 r ' 0 • ~::~: :~. 0 . i ~' 1 1 , 1 ,1 Ii I if .