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DIPLOMATIC CORRE . SPOHAENdEPROM . THE MONITAiIIi. (Conslued from the Sias of yestertlay.) NO. 41.—NOTE PROM It. COUNT DE lIIETTEIHREII2 THE FRENCH PLENIPOTENTIARIEs. Prague, August I i. The undersigned, Minister of State and for Foreign Affairs to his Imperial and Royal Austrian Majesty, and Plenipotentiary from the mediating Court, has the honour of traiiiiibitting to their Excellencies the Duke de Vicenza and the Count de Narbonne, Pk. nipotentiaries of his 'Majesty - the Emperor of the French, King' of Italy, a copy of the papers, which they have just received on the part of the Plenipo tentiaries of hi:: Majesty the Emperor of all the Rusi sins, and of his Majesty the • King of Pruisia, by. whiCh they declare to hini,.that the term of the irx mistice being expired, .they consider. the Congress united, met for the negotiation of 'peace *i as dissolved. It is with sincere regret that:the. thidersigned sect in consequence, his. functiOns as a hlediator..at an end, without deriving any other consolation from his fruitless. endeavour. to bring the pacification of the belligerent powers toa•satisfactory conclusion.thao ' that of not having on his part neglected any means to consummate so salutary a work. The undersigned embraces with avi4lty the opp Or. %unity of this last official communication. tit off** - their Excellencies the assurances of his high CausSider. orlon. (Signed) . Count de startausifcis.• NOTE VIM U. VASISTIIHT TO . COUNT DE ItETTE29IOII. • Prsgue, July 29, (August 10), at midnight. , The final term of mediation, and the negotiations opened at Pragde having expired before the day of -the 10th, the undersigned has ekpress orders to de. dare formally, that his full powers cease from this • moment. Being on the point.of leaving this city, he could slot do it withoUt acquitting himself of the sacred duty of offering to the Count de Metternich the ex pressions of .his lively remembrance, for-those marks of confidence and kindness with which he has been pleased to honour him personally. With_regard to the impartiality, the nobleness, the spirit of conciliation, and the purity of principles, which his Excellenty has manifested in his quality of Mediator, it does not belong to the Undersigned to anticipate the assurances which the Allied Court's will tender of them to Count de Metternich. 111 con fines himself to renewing to him those of hiellighest consideration. _ (Signed) views-ram (Signed) METTERNICH. NOTE FROM M. DT HUMBOLDT TO, HIS EXCELLENCY THE COUNT DE METTERNICH. Prague, August 10, at midnight. 'the term of the negotiations which had been opened under the mediation of his Imperial and Royal Austrian Majesty, having expires with the day of the 10th of August, the undersigned Minister of State and Plenipotentiafy to his Majesty the .King of Prussia, is charged, by express 'orders Irbm his Court, to declare formally to his Excellency Count de Metternich, Minister of State and for Foreign Affairs, to his Majesty the Emperor of Austria, that his full powers. as well as his character of Pleiripoten tiary, are now at an end. The undersigned, in consequence, would not lose a moment in requesting his Excellency Coup de Met . - ternich to assure his Imperial Majesty how greatly his Majesty the King of Prussia, whilst feeling the most lively and sincere regret, that the beneficent in. tentions of the Mediating Court have not been able to produce the desired result, is sensible of the fresh marks of interest and confidence which his Majesty the Emperor has been pleased to give him on this important occasion. These efforts made with commit! accord to give a lasting and solid peace to Europe, could not fail to add to those sentiments of friendship and attath ment which both Sovereigns mutually feel, and his Excellency: the Count de Metternich knows of how much - value every thing which related to his senti ments, is in the eyes, and dear to the heart of his Majesty. The undersigned avails himself of this opportunity II to present to his Excellency Count de Metternich the expression at his most particular gratitude for all the proofs of kindness and confidence which his Eiccellency has personally shown hini, and begs him at the tame time to accept the assurances of his high considera tion. (Signed HUAISOLT. • AA titierop7.) (Signe d) Mgrrettelen. NOTE FROM THE PLENIPOTENTIARIES OF FRANCE TO COUNT DE METTERNICH. ; Prague, Aug. 11, 181& The undersigned Plenipotentiaries of his . Majessty the Emperor d the French, have received with the Note which Ms Excellency the Count de Metternich has this day done them the honour of addressing to them, the copies of those which his Excellency has just received from the Russian and Prussian Plenipo . tertiaries. They have with'pain, but without surprise, perceived by this. communication the eagerness with which the Allied Plenipotentiaries have seized the op pertunity for depriving the work of pacification of the little time that still remains for it ; and they should have expected that the Mediator would have used his whole influence to preserve to the negotiation moments which might bring about the tranquillity of Europe. The undersigned, convinced of their not having ne glected any thing to fulfil the pacific intentions of their august Master, of vrhich they .have again given an instance, by renewing in pressing terms, in their Note of yesterday, the most conciliatory proposals, un feignedly regret, that there now remains to them no other dtity to iulfil than. to lay before his imperial and Royal Majesty the Notes which have been addressed to . them by Count de Metternich. (Signed) Caut.txcounT, Duke-of Vicenza. L. NARBONNS. • trim Declaration of Count Metternich, with The Notes upnn it in the Ifoniteur, and the letter trom the .Duke of Basiano, Minister for Foreign Affairi,which were given in our Niteroi the 12th tustans, concludes these Documents.] Friday se'nnight, there was a sparring.mateh in the Salutation Hall, Perth, between CarIin d BAUCLAY And FULLER, a famous bruiser from oa, The Captain was decidedly superior to his opponent, whO received a pretty smart drubbing. A sum of money WAS collected fOr him am-ng the spectators. At the next Newmarket Craven Meeting, Smoksirio is matched against acrufal Ole Vl4, for it)Ogs. Lai forfeit: i'AMM•V)rsikiNoki • . , .., P rie m . . . .. were in= dlkted, on two counts, for keeping a brinhel, and a disorderly house. A Mrs. Stilith was the principal evidence i she had agreed to pay the defendants three Iguineas -a week tor her lodging :—lt aOpeared alio .that_the owner of,the house had seized the furnittiie ' f , ,i• rent ; and Mts. Wicks having continued td stay in the house and place herself for several dill at thi open WindOiv ' a report prevailed in the neghbOuit : hood that she wits. in a starving state, and the syni. pathy of tharteighboUrs and the currency of the ti mil IClAlle,d great crOwds to assemble : bout the haute: - . I 'hese were the principal instancel Of actual dlsbi'derstfoVid to have been committed'. The Ca'atastaa did not contrive that such acts dt. i indecency:l4d hgeh:PicOiedili to warrant the .hity to consider the house ak a commod btddtel.; but:left it entirely to the craiiiideratidn of the Jury on the evi - - : dente whether it waY Or swat - not, a disotdirly house? 1 The Jury. acquitted the defendants on' the first count, Wit found them guilty of keeping a disorderly • ;IVit , it a- aitastimili that so few . Anal d be deprived of'thie Use of this precious organ. considering the treatment which it receives: In. this shoit and po pillar siiiiable to indifiaiiils ht all remits of life and in evety mechabical M. and piafeision, the Atithot has pointed, tint not only the great hilt even apparintly abuses to Which the visual fatuity is daily exposed. Offering a-manual of precepts and preservativei, of whose efficacy the reader will soon be convinced by a little plain experience. Much does this subject require the public attention. • BAIIKRUPTCY ENLARGED. bac. lb, Samuel Noel, late of Rio Janeiro, South America, now prisnnet in the Sleet, merchant, deakr and chapman, at eleven at the Swan Hertel, Higb.stre et, Birmingham. 'BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. • • Sohn Yilung; of White Coppice, near CioNey. .Lincashire, bleacher, dealei and chapman. Leonard Cooper, of the seine place, bleacher. BANKRUPTS. ionithan Hall, of South Moreton; Sterns, dealer in kcirsea, to surrender November 12, at three, Nov. IS, and December 7, at eleven, at the Lamb Inti, Wallingford. Attornies, Messrs. Wedges and Sotli Wallingford ; or Mesas. Pi.ice and W Mains, Lbstoln'a Inn, London.. John Frazer and James Thhnlas late ot Sioahe-sqinire, Chelsea, Middletex, nuriaymen, copartrers, dealer/ and thapmen, Nov. 2, 13, and Dec. 7, at eleven, at Attorney, Mr. Dopes, Modiford.court; Fruckurch-rtreet. Charles Sturtridge, s)fßoreinary-lane, Middlesex, cheesemooger, Nov. 4, IS, and Dec. 7, at eltizeu, at Guildhall. Attornies; Messrs: Clement dnd Townson; Ratclik Chartei Johnson, of No.lo, Duke-etreat Ltileolu s s Inn Fileids, Middlesex, carpenter, dealer and chapman; October so, Nov. 6, and Dec. 7, at tin; et Guildhall: Attbrtiles, Messrs. Disn. nollon and Bowden, Coptball Itundhigi, '1 ltrOgh.orion-street: William Pairbairn, hlte of Satith Shields, Out ham, butcher, Nov. 18,-th, and, Dec. 7, at eleden, at the Queen ' s Head, Durban% Attorney, Mr. Kirton, Durham ; or Mr. Grey, Gray's-Intl, Losultin; John Lowden, bf Liverpobli merchant, dealer and eliapman, Nov: 17, 18, and Dec. 7, a. • one, at the Globe Tavern, John street, I.iverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Blarkgtoek and But• Pr., Temple, I.endiin; of Mr. George Adhlei Ptiti, Wathen street, Liverpool, WUliatti 3mlth , oT Epping, •tictioneer, wine and brandy merchant, skald' and-chatiman, October eta ; P/uven:ber 6, and Dec. 7, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Donnollou and llowdio, Coptbill•Poilding?, hrogniaton.street. John Somas Cooper, of Chester-place, Kennington, Surrey, apothecary, October 30, Nov. 6 and Dec. 7, u elevea, at (.add: ball, London. Attorney, Mr. Gibbard, Mdbank•strevt, Weat ininstet. • Augustine Atli°, of Bfroid4stivel, Golden square, idid.Osex, dealer and chaenian, Nov. ?, 10, and Dee. 7, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attu' ney, Mr. Charles Harrison, No. 7; Lambeth road, Surrey. Charles James laneri, of Crosby-rose, Beimondsey; Surrey. ' ta)lor,_No4. 9, I 3 . , and Dec. Ti it twelve, :it Guildhall Actor- nay, Mr. Webb. Sc 'Thomas-street Southwark. • iohn Ln4r.imd 'William Low, of Mincing -tine, I.endifn, chants,lealers,chapmen, and copartners, October 30, Nor. 6, _ _ . , . and Ltetember 7i at deftest, at Gu ildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hare, Furnival'i Inn, Holborn. John James, late of Lime-street, Landon 2 but now of Stratfokl, . . Ease:, nit;rehant,44..ler and chapman, &t n. '2. 10, and Dec. 7, at eleven at Guildhall. tttorn es, M turs. &arse, and Spurr, No. 118 : 13talsorsgate •treet-Within. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. . Reindeer, for the Shadow, on board, the 30th Instant ; re called at 22, Norfolk-street. Pilncess of Wales, for the Inchrstria, on board, the 29th Inst. ; recalled at 2, Adelphi Terrace. Arrow, for le lion Pere, la Casiardele 'Mirk Parrienne, and l'Elis de Vanns, the Sd tit Notenitfer, at s, Clifford's Inn, and there recalled. Thais, for the Dolphin, r.nd Carlotta, the 13th of November, at 26; Birchin lane, and ate recalled. Constant, for la Desiree and Industry, the Ist of Notember, at I George-street, Plymouth, and there recalled. Nightingale, for the Cabernet, on board, at Leith, the 27th ' inst.• recalle d at 29, Norfolk -street, Strand Btireas, for the Mary Ann, the 29th Instant, dt 41, Norfolk street, and there recalled. Ackttes, for the Spitfire, on her arrival at rlymouth; recalled at IS, Great George-street, Wesuttinder. Briton, for the Meteor, on board,at Plytriotttb, the' 7th Inst.; recalled at 9, New Broad -street, London. MIDDLE:Bk 5E5310.10.. . Yesterday jt,ttipOoller id*totAtitel, was indicted for atiabbininable tiffisanillittairYing on his etainess in that neigttotirtiood. tin the cross examination of the Witnesses, it came out that the prOsectitois were all butchers, and that the effluvia arising fmra•their glaogitter-houses was much More offensive to the. neighbourhood than that from the de fendant's tioiling-house ; who was consequently ac quitted, Iring vial indietid Pot assaulting Catharine Eagle. The woman Stated herself to be a latindress; and that as she was acenmpanying a barrow of lir.en, driven, by s mart whom she eraplo)ed, the defendant, with another man; came tiolently against it, and overturned it ; and afterwitsis, while she was picking up the linen, without any provocation, gave her a blow in the fa.--He . was found Mai d , and sew. wooed to pay a fine of £3. from Clio:term:an was indicted for striking VtilsOn, a pusta, l 4e, ire ttie execution of his Olin ; but it ap pearing in evid e nce, that the Cdnltable hadi in his too . great eagerness to keep the peace; been the first tb break it, by striking the defendant; the C-hairmau di rected an acquittal, and the defendant *as accord= ingly declared Not Guilty, and discharged. . . BOW-STREET. otaltitv AT THE GrsrataL POSTA, complaints having been Litely received at the Gene-, ral Post-Office, particularly from the district of Mile End, of letterstoutaining notes, fkc. not hating come to hand, it was determined that on Monday morning the seven Cattier: belonging to that district should be searched previous to their leaving the Office. Ac cordingly Lavender arid Taunton attended for that purpose, and, on• commencing with J. Plunier, he was seised with a violent tremulation, and perspired at every pore. On proceeding, Lavender found among his letters a double one, directed to Mrs. Davidson, on Mile-end Terrace, which contained a NlO eon:tett note, and Which letter he bad no right to have, the Terrace not being in his delivery. In his coat pocket was a letter much tumbled and dirtied, dated from Newcastle, and purporting to contain a hill of etc. change for 820. 10s. and a bill of exchange; answer. , ing -that description, was found in his waistcoat; pocket. On searching his residence about two hun• • dred letters were found, some opened and some not, but none of them in the prisoner's delivery ; and; as -the letters for this district are given to seven carriers, who separate them into their respdctive sub-divisions,. it is supposed he selected from the whole such as aO.. peared to contain notes, &c: for felonions purposes. Yesterday he was brought to the Office, and . re manded for another examination.—He is only 22, years of age. IV. Crosby was charged with seedling d glass from the carriage of the Hon: G. Villiers, while waiting at the door of Covent-garden Theatre, tin Monday night. The prisoner was met by Nichols and Lack, belonging to this Office, a short distance from the cartiage, and observing something concealed utider his coat, Nichols seized him, upon which the prisoner. knocked bim down, and endeavoured tb bteak the' glass, but iucceeded only in breaking a small piece off, which unfortunately cut off the top of Nichols's second finger on his right hand ; when Laek suc ceeded in securing hint, although attacked by a gang of fourteen or fifteen fellows. He WAS committed for trial. . • - T. Hannan was also charged by Nitholls and Lack, with attempting to rob several persons as they were coming out of the Theatre, and ordered to find bail. _ _ BIRTH. — • On the 17th of August, xt Nassau, New Providence, the I.ady thi tibia. Alexander Afitray, of a son. MARRIED. Sawafat morning, at St. Clement Danci, Strand, Mr. !An Livock, ut Hampiteali Coal Merchant, to 141 i,.. Alißican, niece of Mr. George Watd, of Arm);lel tlttret, Strand. At Wigan, en the 2lqt tutt, by the Rev. T. Picot, Walpole Byre s Esq. of lieaturkini•strects to Elizabeth Annabelle', youngest daughter of Robert Johrso.i, Es 'I. of Liverpool. ' Major Thomas Holmes, of Holmesfort, County of COrk“to Matilda, youngest daughter o' the late Henry Bevan, Esq. of . !town. Monday . sc'nnight, at Edinbulgh, H. Palmer, Esq. lieutenant 75th Regiment, to Miss Jane Campbell, datighter of the late Janice Campbell, Esq. of Foottle erten, In the comity of Stirling. DIED, At Bayonne, Nisei* he Was confided as a prisoner) of the Wounds he received at Vittoria. Lieutenant-Colonel Scanlan. In September last, at Wismar, in Lower Saxony, after a fin gering and painful illness, Lieutenant-Colonel tie robing, late Commanding the 3d Regiment of Hussars, King's German Le sion. By his cuentry and friends his lois will long be ecplorid, for in him were united the highest military talents, with the most accomplished mind. Ac Edinburgh; on the 11th inst. Robert Kerr, Ecq. Surgeon. At sea, on his passage to Madeira for the recovery of his health, on the 4th ult. Mt. Alex. Shirrefs, yobingest ion of the Rev. Dr. Shirrefs, one of the Ministers if Aberdeen. Thursday se'nnight, Mr. Alexander Jamie, writer in Kt/mae nad.. He went to bed the preceding night, in his usual health, and was found dead in the morning. On the 27th of February, Mary, second daughter of the Rev. I Mr. John Glegg, Episcopal Clergyman; New Patsligo, F.rish of Tyrle. At his house in upper Baggot-street, Dublin, Sir Barry Colles Met edith, Bart. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Moot AUCTIONS. —j. Davit wet charged teith t fraud. Colonel de Beresford stated, that in February last, in passing throUgh Portland-street, he observed a sale at No. SS. That a Catalogue was handed to him with the name of H. Phillips• as the Auctioneer, and stating the goods to be the property of the Hon. Mr. Pasmore, who was going to India ; the whole of which turned out to be a fabrication. He purl chased a time-piece for £l. 16s. for which he paid Reg. and asked for the article, tnit was informed it was inertias at the time, and on remonstrating fur. - BUTLER'S 'VEGETABLE RESTORATIVR TOOTH POWDER. trier, he was informed his notes might not be good. B EAUTIFUL White Teeth may be regarded as The prosecutor called several times after, but only . one of the greatest blessings Providence can bestout without to be insulted, f , a• he could get no redress.• He found " whi c h th e fi nest formes] face is imp disci; inattention to the teeth himself imposed on, and bc ultimately refused to and gums is the priric.ipal cause of a n offen<iite breath. BIM I. Ws have the tittle-Niece, and left directions with Mr. Tiff- . %V/ETA/La FUSTORA I'M TOOfTII POVIDPIt is a most elegant , and . ce i rtain remedy for all diseases o f the teeth and gums; its nell,,his butcher, to get the money, as he was going (whe part icu l ar willi ar p z s al trv iti e l h a ea, re i n in or t s h i e mpty b ci t ilined to . cleansin i g the teeth, out of town. A. few weeks since a time-piete ther the same or not was not a,certained) was left at render them beautifully white, fastens t s a u t e e b f o as p n e i rf ay c b t e lunntseit wa.. tai ill the butcher's house, without die change, and -*its ' restore them to their original purity, entirely eralicate tke scurvy in the gums, cause them to adhefe close and hrm to the teeth, being, valued by a watcn,maker, it turned out to be .render, thrift of a healthful red, orni the breath delicately sweet Cings. The change of the 42 note was relsev e e d a face citre the mid excruciattng toot/I.4th, gum-tiles, and left nine rhi left after the prisoner had been semmoned to appear .swell to this charge. He was conitilitted for the fraud, • Sold wholesale and ret4ll at NO: butter'.; 4, Cheapside, clinei and to give 2-k hours notice . of bail. : of St. Paul's Churclllifd ; and retail by Belam and Sharp, Ports . , Friday night a Gentleman passing along Carter ton-street, near Portland-road, was accosted by two . irieutfi; Halt and lohn , vm Gosport • Allnut r , Weston, ~. Mallory, and Jo n es, Ponsea, N ewman, Exeter ; Catikworthy, Glenville Giltlett, and Holland, Plymouth ; Newbury, Dublin ; Batter ' i fellows, dressed like bricklayers' labourers, who in- and M‘Dotiokl, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderston, Scott, and Car ;if, E h ditiburgh ; (..‘rutwelf; Bath; Ross and Peck, Hu l l; White, quired the way to Camden-town. Whilst he was di- sofa rg a ndt 1 , 3 i u to b e e rt E s , d is, Cheltenham ; Greg- Sei rd d s m a i nd ati lle Ruff, recting them, one of them cut across the neck with a cutlass, and then robbed him of a gold d ratch, and Lynch; Manceester ; Boweni NtPsvi Penny, L n e t r ai ol id , u St n ai d ns B an ir d . what property he bad about him, and made . their escape. Fortunately the wound, although attended with comiderableloss . of blood, Fond fq be Dot di rn.ngliani ; Grepory„Brightori • ,and elf most resuctableY Lloyd , cin A e Venders in the Kingdom, In Boxes 2s, 9d. ears. i _ ISO mat be hid, lititler's colobritscl lavender WatCr, Which • tatronmed by tht Princess at kale' and the Prineett attiott‘ a dangerous natal in &tile; at 4c each: -, TA elie to inf 4 .. yO4. (700, 1144 been edict& with tk its obielnaieli resisting evert course casost-eullnenk of tYe fit4altrbere, as tonnes of salie(timi Iva twice disdained little relief, woe ld apt ear to be if the sw :he solog of 1.0 yepr disorder hi/ nearly to.pti4 Priiiid rn t 4 cilsteuce. conunended by Mr. J. Thompson; hy them here,) to take your Leake to do on the Vitt Mij ; In the course receive benefit. In little more ^' ' your liberal adfrice and mexlithie, mer complaints, have recovered r and am become jolly and fat, many months to the won - naiad* at a loss in what terms to expl-ess I ails good of other suifeaing aorta. public as possible, at I shall t.O every will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful cant, SWan's Close, nigh-Street, Edinburg! ; Prepared an d sold by cteiot. Proprietor, Thomas ayLai Member of the R o yal C p il ege o f S urgeons In C ondom it his Mitt! No. 9, New Brldge.a rev. They are alici sold by his appointment at at titillsoser 95, St. Albiu's-street, Pall - Mall.; the :roy-shOti OI .ford-ittect > Mr. Liliburougles; N 0.7, PliAl-itreetAill,neallfoll.' 'posite the Monument; and isr one person In every tonsiderlsll town in England, fcc. in boxes only 2s. 9& each; sealed . 4 :44'1 full and plain directions, whereby losisCoe °father aefiml7 curt themselves with ease and secri•kx. N.B. Every Box sahibs Graf Britain is scored tip With a oil in which.bY (avourof die Commissioners, is oi - inked at de . °Ace "'T. Taylosl, )401.0ipk* aridg...dert." Atirirek.. WHEN Men of EdUtatiOti and prole:4lmi! Ulf .fee • ertug ended/Wife to discover the rhos! tee ifi certain Of us:eel% 4 few prevaihm Dissident, the suSeilt 50,rosult of their sopsrielice is tbe be proof of kistittiotity. Maar'. GOtil and CD. Suritiatili, bile beet Induces:lto tkits the cure of the following die object of diet pa‘tieular Stildy e. a niitatn Disorder, freitt.:iitty eontfscted Q f. iFthriont df P catliin, and its conbomitants, Strietu4s and bleed, Obleft; an improved pleb, are sprectly und effec tu ally eithd f i alib dr: Nifty, whethie Atlanta from BaCclianalian indulgeircei, .kiet &nee Ir warm climates, or a leires solitary Neil too oi:en ha'itillir pursued by the yuittb at both sexes, hi the ede nosily sterility or barman!, and In the onset a muneroff triih bf ieW eons diseases, nines, if nbt rentedird, teffrOnate iii iftipf~r tow, and cusistitiiptioo. lh that distressing hike of delsilib/A delciency, *tether the eotlPeqUence of tutu bineful baits, l arising from any other Ouse, tat whitls the phsvers ot the ettit4it: tution become etrtebled, as regularly educated Suigeoni of 1.& don, they offer a 4teli Safe, 2:44 speedy resteiltion to "dud an vigorous health. • • • Messrs. GUIS and CM iiiiusitely profeikint the lash of fit 4 ' particular cionpithji; in ceder that, not be, b 1 I inistaliee few, masked with' the °M OT* ib twf f itirchel the tgborant empiric, tbink it bet Pante tic thent.ekes to +tfet that (het have been properly . eincated and iitklat s ed hit o 6al branch Of the profession (Eeitificates of whith, trait difttfirlt Hospitals, and testimonials but the rhost eminent they have vi convitit4 hiquircr)' that niccess thulti from their indmetsitrs :nu induced their. io 4114 the 'Tattle* the general Prictitionet, and they preeintetta: their ptettqld constitute a lair sebumd let the unprecedented rotiffeletia idge which they have, by the Psiblie. been so liberally has ire The result of a leini and extetniie practice rid* seta*/ by a superior Method, to remove *entreat complaltsti, Inveterate or CoMplicated, without Subjecting the pitientittitti • least restraint in diet or evert ise; and in receac Cure ssr.eri 10 early application Is made on diccoSery of knWiction, take frig queetiy perforin a cure in eye short /pact tit two days. 'lte uift precodented success of their ma& of treattnetit hviiich hat *evil , been loosto to fa:f.in one single instanced!' a pfittice of iff eat*? during. which period many thousand pent:info( both sties hat" been cured, even after severe and injurious Method, hail Wei pnrstied, by other Praeiftfootti without- eireet)i frames tINto thus publicly offer their advice. To be consulted daily by Patients of either dr/01111th sicre4ik delicacy, and attention.--Letters from the 66unfry, Contenii• • thr particulass of t.le case, atte, and manner of living, ilicionni a temittance, dui, attended to, and advice Aid Meitcfne tot.; war to any part of tits kingdom. U 0 tiJ and Co %roans. is, no u uverie. , troo. Plett-sfitier: • MATRIMONY. NO Disorders hive contributed rn6fe es/ebtiony t'e disitoy Hymeneal Happiness than ttfoise width are shit ennsequeace of.unguarded pleasure. People 6f every raft (my aduraion to the Shrine of Wedlock, but where the CZnisti . :%ittel has been' tinned by I)iseade, a renovation of stability f. indispett: ‘ahlY requisite. 'l:wenty years have we devoted our prattle.: td the exclusive treatment of the following Disorders, and the sttz: cessful result of our plan gives us additional ardbur to oppose, ca far as we are able, the ravages of those Complaitins which ire ti.E most important In the cr alogue of Human hiartuffies. gtief initiation into every branch, as Navy Surgetini,4! formed aweigh? at alt ctrly period ofpractice, to tesetre M 41111841, from the re: norance of udeducated men, or the equally dangt:raus pree*ltae,!i of general Practitioners, The Ditatelers to the care of which we have devoted out al: teatioo, cemprise every species of Venereal Ideation; all of Debility, wbath:v artairg from the habits of sahu.ii bona Or •the . indulgenclet of' inaturer Sge • that &impotent of that System in Women, which 'ft c:11,:d - battentwes . Blerilltij Seminal Weaknesses; Glee:s, Obstructions' is the Urethra as also Strictures, whether recent or of long duratioti, an which haie Veined the skill of other Prathitiners, isle our present improved plan tit treatments eifeftually sod neatly cured, without the p tiemsufferins the titer/misting pair ' and alartiVag Hemorrhage which freqUently :Widows else rept .9r dor of the I.unar Caustic. hi the course ol our etteeviveproctics in this metropolis, ilunteruni cases (IS ERIC rya E hale ht•el and are daily under our care, the total traclieatiOn of whieb itetz fected by a safe, certain, and expeditious, mode of cure Oupethe r to any ether yet adop ed. The weakness, retaxistioo, and deb's lity, proceeding from this eomphahn are sp.:eddy 'removed, leg the Patient remired to sated and .v;inrous blealth. Brt *bee the debility has for years existed, a prapet peeseitenoce in ouf restorative remoras is indispensably Trephine . ; to revive. he stem' boring sparks of life, and to reanimate the coluinitioe. Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorence ur Matt in tiff itreatmeot of a simple Cenarliea, and it not unfrequeetly Lae pens that the seeds of life are pdlsoned by the indhcietion unguarded hour. , By a superior method inch complaiitts are easily cured.; and even where others have failed, - we tart that we miy presume to offer a radical re-esubtioinuent. Fewilenvr; ever, are the cases of complicated distress iffthis disorder, bads with the calamitous situation of men, who; tram an hide gence in a solitary vice, or the prev'alent gaieties of st fasbionsb!f life, acquire that rtate of &hi ley which is the =moldable colors querce of such pernicious habits. Where the urhapey trefferet broods over his misery, but careltilly conceals Lis onsiottunev; s may be some consolation f•r him to koow, that ilthough it tit all , object of doubt or uncertainty with other Praetifleners, the rt , moval of these defidene:es by the gradual progress of Rettotation, is the acquirement of our eiperieece. If ti.e rites if Dace'. of Venus have begun to reilice ,riaanly vigour, much a n xiety sv It I be prevented liy an early couuteraction of this•languid stye s alit " in these =Sri no west dill - meaty will occur. Married Women, who have long been .Virtrprtinted in Vic o' expect eions of a family, may be mitered,. Me in mime iniusucett • such defects are astable by Nlvtical skill. The secrecy which is so owittiat to our undeitaking, and rite qualifications which we have premiered t o state, turin iht.ircs , of otr pretensuns. and in coincidcuce sehlt sued this liteuitt . le b green, that hlessrs. Currie and Co /ASV br consultetitei tient+ of either sex with the greatest secrecy and 'sonar, at tt.eil ' House, No. 107, Hattomgar.4en. • Patients in the Country are reqttnted to Kate the petticelail , of their case, age, And general habit of biting, and imalo.ing t.• , minuee for advice and Niethclnes, when the genie will be g or sent to any part of the klogdom.. CURRIE anti Co. Surgeons, No. 107, Hatton.gardem , Pepternber s, i 813. • ItIGH WATER AT LOND.ON BRIDOllora-Muktci*: Mora'ng- ..... ..... ft lamas afar 4 • Aftertrioa . • • - - -LONDON : Prated by t.r.rat. Kant. P . lritet Place • and pitPalted :Isere. end at the f.tK•O!Its,VOMPII•ISa'. I rA . lq,ihat ever st aftili Yeit 1 the Lts'ei !t•etieiio, which fi:ori rse of medicine pti•scrlliss k tibs, ~, and ultiergointirfer#l sev ' • klislited frtat the,lbssltilk to tWe most inveterate mere. der Id.l gut to such i b ez l • i tiuee. Its this stme, I . ilisii i u,(who•roceived s o gevig Is ekes I'itynt Pills, v, hick I course of a fortnigh I Vegio4 ! than i !loath I became, tie, Perfectly Iris ere" toy former spirit' ead'itii tai s which styte Iss4tog opal . ' eat of all who leAew alas I ikl is m p g r.:tit ode, but 0 M. mai, to jnake this, yAr . • very occislatn—ln carl i.L refta oeudieot very Kw Amor ALEX. MU ' .