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!..FALIVIOUT/t, RIM' HI; • • Ai' hiti sailed a few t °anat.—Arm ait g: •• 1: • . PLYMOUTIII.4ULT 13. • • Arrived off this portAiFoßalstait brig of wari : from the West Indies, after atask.dgeof eight weeks. Shp had under h e r convoy I reisels, nine of them parted at the entrince tbiChastoel, for Bristol and Liverpool ; the other seitela are now with the Fott atitSTSli beating up Channel.'. Arrived and sailed se. ve,ral coasters. • • .. ~PORTSMOUTH, JULY at. Sailed the N2REUS frigate, with the outward-bound under convoy, for Africa, Cape, and the South Seas, wish the Euphrates and Northampton East India pen., Arrived the John Palmer, Ent Indianian, from the Downs and remains. His Majesty's ship SPE.Kattri.i takes convoy for Plymouth. Wind to day very variable and light from th'i Eastward ; at present calm. The NERBUS with her convoy are still in sight widicitit St . Helen's. _~ . DEAL, JULY 14. Arrived his Majeity's ship 4colot with a convoy, nudeiqu'arantine, from the Mediterrandaii, and are sailed tor the River. Arrived the Acrtva cutter from off Fluihing. Sailed the FOL4TONE armed lugger with a convoy for Portsmouth f and the Cum- Us4l.4spto join the Scheldt fleet. .SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. • * • NEWM.ARRET JULY MEETING, 1811. ~ _ • YVEsDalri JULY 14. IA Foley's h. by blr.Trazt, flst. I Oib. beat IA Darlington's (. bjtiittti, *v., 41b. T. Y. C. I tugs. h ft.-5 to 4 apt lal Foley's h. Ld Fok y's °spray, beat Ld ivnt.y s ,Antonio,, Sat. 411). each. T. Y., C. toll(.. —t: to S art Ospray. - ~Ld Fol. •'s rtaale, eat. alb*. beat Mr. Astky's Magic, est. 71b. JR:M. ICOgs —a to 1 opal Ttazle. r. Renewal of U e Sub.critntton of ler. each. T. M. M. LA G. H. (`avvoll,h's Florival, 6 )rs old - • - 1 Mr. Andrew's Di.count, reed, - • 2 Sir C. Buobury's b c. Scout, S yrs old - • I Serval what &lashed, three drawn. Ihe Judge - could place bet S. o . Four to 1 agst Florival. , /VOVENT-*6lllTHlN.—Monday night Miss Jormsox, a 'punk LAY from the York Theatre, made her first appearance before a - London audience, in the arduous character of haidla, in the Tragedy of Isabella. Miss Jottagio'ilgure is good : her voice is capable of due DP dulatitin ; aad from the strong traits of feeling and _discrimination which she exhibited, excited universal approbation. • In the Court of Common Pleas, Dublin, last week, a Mr. CHRISTOPHER HENRY was found liable to £5l) damages,• for breach of promise of marriage to a • •FnAticts NORTON; an interesting young , girl, 16 years of age, the daughter of a villager in Dundium, sear Dublin. Last week the indictment against the inhabitants of the county of Osferd,l4 not repairing Caversham I Bridge, came on to be heard at the Bei kshire Assizes, before . Mr. Justice Le &axe and a Special Jury, summoned at the. instance of the defendants, who pleaded that Cuoio.es Mnasacx, Esq. in respect of the Manor of Cavercham, and the lands there Rueche ' seal by him of the late Earl of CADOGAN, ought to re. p‘ir. Scverat old inhabitants•of Caversham and the neighbr mhood were examined for the defendants, i none of whom being able to prove, that the estate so 1 porch..nil! by Mr. bloitsacic was liable, the Jury un der the ditectiop of his Lordrihip found the defen d dants Guilty iin consequence of which the county of Oxford roust in future do all necessary repairs. The sufferers in the explosion of the powder-mill at Roslio, en Tuesday sennight, were carpenters, uthpa bring employed to mate sbme repairs on it, were driving a• nail with an iron hammer, when a spark of fire elicited, and communicating with some loose grains of pow der, caused the accident. Only one 61 them, it appears, was killed outright, but ano -1 tier was so shockingly mangled that he was not ex ! pected to survive ; the third, who was thrown into r the millolun, was so little injured, that he was able to walk home. A person of the name of Patrici Dering, alias Dr. Bell, art &holes, near Hohnfirth, was apprehended on Tuesday se'nnight, and was the following day com mitted to York Castle, on a charge of endsavouring to intimidate witnesses from appearing at Yolk in evi aince against the rioters at the ensuing Assizes. Mor:;eur Pelitf, a French prisoner of war, who was apprehended and lodged in gaol at Montrose, escaped from thence on Saturday se'nnight, having unscrewed the locks of three doors that confined him. I He was furnished with the necessary implements by an old woman, an inhabitant of Montrose. Ihe depot for prisoners of war, at Perth, is now ', nearly completed, and is expected to be immacliatels , . occupied by French prisoners from England ; these extensive buildings are, we understand, to ecntain 7000 prisoners, with the troops on guard over them, as also accommodation for the sick, and lodgings for the several officers of the establishment, foiming al ..together the greatest establishment of the kind in Brita.n. The mackarel fishery, at Brighton, has concluded - "after•a very successful season,, which has produced , to the fown a sum not 1. ss than £20,000, and has .affrirded considerable relief to the poor of the Motto- I polls, and . of all those districts to which the fish could : be conveyed. . There was caught a few days since, on the coast: .. .4 Rrance, by his Majesty's sloop Psaeoex, a skate • al i o toll,,wing em:rmous dimensions: Length 9 • feet; breadth 6 feet, weight 160 pounds ! The jaws . were armed with twelve rows of teeth, and passed : with ease over the largest head that could be found in the ship—a real fact. * * Tuesday, William Kerty, landman, of the Devasta . N • men, was tried at Portsmouth, by a Court Martial, 1 for fighting : With his shipmate, and for disidding him-•I self, by cutting off two fing..rs of his left hand to I evade punishment. He was acquitted of the first ; and ; though the Court held the second offence in great • abhorrence, yet, in consideration of his good chaL ratter, and the contrition lie had shewn, did adjudge 14wt Wire only severelrreprimanded. ; Tuesday, Mr. Loa, one of the Superintendent. Masters of Portissonth. flarboar, and Master Of-the Knotting-loft, fell down in a fit in the loft, was taken to Haslar Hospital, Which : he had but lately left; aftcl 'Lied the next morning. , 1 NAP4L .1111TBLLIG.ENCS N.- . FALMOUTH. !Quit tie THE ARMY. • DLSABLED SOLDIERS. 7> • (Circular.) - WAR•OFFI6I, JOLT 6, ISM . • SIR —The PRINCE R EGENT h av i ng h a d under ball. , consideration the situation of Non-conutissioned Offi cers and. Privates discharged from the Army, who, from the loss of limbs, or other serious disability con tracted on service, require personal assistance, hi's Royal Highness has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to order, that the rates of Pensions for Disabled Soldiers, as Fixed by his Ma -1 jesty's warrant of the 7th October, 180 G, shall be ex tended in the following proportions, viz. • To every Serjeant who shall have Kist more than one limb, or who shall have received such other bodily injury, as to render him totally Incapable of earning a livelihood, or to subject him to the necessity of rsquiring personal assistance, a rate of pension I not exceeding, per diem 3s. 6d. I To every Corporal, ditto, per diem, Bs. To every Private, ditto, per diem, 21.6 d. * (Signed) PALMERSTON. Colonel of the Redolent of The Bedfordshire and North York Militias are at present doing duty at Norman Cross. Regiments of Militia in Great Britain which have • not yet furnished their quota of Volunteers to the Re • gular Army, for the year 1812. Adjutant-General' s Office, June 25, 1812. . Regiments. Stations. Deficiency. ' Caerrnarthen, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 85 Cumberland, Halifax, 251 124 von, East Bur. on-on-Trent, 155 •—•-- North Gosport, 84 South, Sheffield, 63 Durham bra :on-Hone, North Britain 33 2d Lancashire, Plymouth, 23 . West Norfolk., Stockpor t , 68 West Suffolk, Liverpool, 23 Sussex, Tamworth, 60 , Ist Tower Hamlets, Hackney, • 206 2d Tower Hamlets, Deptford, 9 Ist West York, Chatham, 266 tel West York, - Colchester, 6 North York, Norman Cross, 37 Aberdeen, D. If ci'h, North Britain 275 Berwick, Air, Ditto 16 Edinburgh, Recsal Moor Camp, Manchester, 1!:0 Fife, Perth, North Britain 51 Forfar, ' Tynemouilt, 355 Inverness, Porches:rt., 254 Perth, Edinburgh, 32 Renfrew, Ditto, co Rots, Peebles, North Britain 171 Stirling, Kei sal Moor Camp, IVlanchester, 31 Carlow, Hull, 126 Clare, Wonclbridge, 24 r r Cork, North Gosport, 93 1 Duthei, City Hastings, 70 . Ring's County, Pot viva, • 54 Limerick Countr, Hilsea, 71 Leitrim, Eris 01, 113 Louth, Ker-al Moor Camp, Manchester, 164 South Mar, Colchester, .72 Meath, Ipsw.ch, 129 Roscommon, ilymout ,, 66 Sligo, . Clieltllbfur:l, 158 Tipperary, Dover, 77 Waterford, Harwich, - 221 Wotan:b, Ramsgate, 43 N. B. The next day for Volunteering is not yet hied. THE• itiLERATIQV deCE ASSTA AO/ of the Bits to nisi a! certain Acts, anti amend other Acts, relating to Relteious Worship and Assemblies, and Per sons teadung or preaching therein. The preamble sets forth, that it is expectent that certa'n Acts of Parliament made in tt.e reign of hi; sate Maj. sty King Charles the Second, relating to Non-confikl mists and Convent ides, should be repealed, aid that the law, retating re eer emu ongr.gations and Assemblies fur Religiou, Worship, heed person. teaching, preaching, or officiating therein, and resorting thereto, shout.: be amended. Clause 1.-17 Car. 11. e. 2. 22 Car. 11. e. to be repealed. 2 All places of Religious Wor.hip to be certified and regis tered. S. Preachers in, and persons resereng to Religious Assem blies, registered under this Aet, ex• mpt front sante penalties as persons taking oaths under the statute of William. 4. Oath and Declarations re be taken by all Preachers, &e. when thereto required by a Magistrate. 6. No person to be conipellett to g , more than miles. 6. Any person may require a Justice of Peace to administer the oaths, Ste. under this Act. 7. Jnstlee shall give the parties a certificate of having made such oath. 8. Certain fee to be paid, and certificate conclus ve evidence. 9. Teachers having taken the oaths, Sce. exempt from officer, and tram the Militia. 10. Penalty on talsely pretending to be a Preacher, and pro ducieg false certificate. 11. Doors of Religious Assemblies not to be bolted or barred. 12. Enacts apenalty on disturbing Religious Assemblies. 13. Saving the Ecclesiastical jurisdiction of the Church. LiNitv.tli3Tcv Et4l..AkcEl July 25. James Thompsei; of Hertford, boot and OM-Maker, dealer and chamtan, at ten, at GuililhalL BANKRUPTS. _Philip Haley, of Plymouth-Dock, Devon, cabinet-maker, to sur render August 4 11, and 25, at eletren, at the Auction Mart,' Pllmouth-Dock. Attorney, Mr. Bone, Plymouth-Dock. Thomas Hinson, late of Orange-street. parish of St. Martin in the Fields. M;cidleoert.carperitef. dealer and Chapman, July 18, 28, and August 25, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Patton, No. 76, Hatton-Garden. William Coslett, of Caerphilly, Clamorganollire, shopkeeper, dealer and thapmas, August 5,6, and 25, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, MertLyr Tydvil. Atterrnies, Messrs. Jenkins, James and Abbott, New-inn, London ; or Mr. Merrick, Merthyr-Tydvll. Hart Phillips, of No. In, Green-street, Manchester, Manchester warehouseman, dealer and chaprtaan, July 18, st ten, July 92, at nine. and August 25, at ten, at :.;uildhall, London. Attor ney, Mr. E. Isaacs, Bury-street, St. Mary-Ave. Daniel Alder, late of the East India Chambers, Leadenhall-street, London, merchant, dealer and dolman, July 18, 28, and Au gust Y 5, at ten, at G•4:ldhall. Attorney, Mr. Clutton, St. 'rho- spas s-street, Southwark. JOseph . Robinsono of Huddersfield, Yorkshire, merchant, wool factor, dealer and chapman, August 11, 12. at the Saddle lon, and August 26, at tile Swan Inn, Huddersfield, at ten. Atior firs, Mr. John Battye, Hudderefield ; at Mr. Battye, Clam eery-lane, London. Thomas Wilson, of Newcastle-urn-Tyne, grocer, July 21, Au• gust 6, and 25, at eleven, at :he George Inn, Newcastle-upon- Tyne. Anomie,. Messrs. A. kinson, Wildes, and Mackarall, Chancery-lane, London; or Mr. Joseph Banbridge, New castle-upon-'l'yne. Jacob Chatterton, of Eccles, Lancashire, flour-Mercbant, dealer and chapman, July 27, 28, at .d August 25, at ten, at the Bush Deausgate, blanches:cr. Attornics, Messrs. Foulkes and Creswell, Manchester ; or Messrs. Longdill and Beckitt, Gray's Inn, London. Samuel }dilater, of Nfacclesfield, Cheshire, iron-foonder, dealer and chapman July V 9. at five, July 30, at eleven. and August 95, at S, at the Angel inn, Macclesfield. Attornies, Mr. Nor. bury, Macclet , fieid ; or Messrs. Sherwin a:;d Hall , Cheat James-street, Dedford-row, London. John Bayley, o: New P.oniney, Kent, corn-merchant, dealer and ebal•man, July 30, 3t, and August 25, at eleven, at the Guild ball, Cantrrbt ry. Atturnies, Mr. Rohe; t Every Webb, Volk rone ; or Messrs. Egan and Waterman, No. 25, Essei-street, !:trami, I.ondon. - John 01trim and Thomas Jan Lynch, of 131nomsbury-muue, Middlesex, Inch rchatits, dealt.* eh:spurn, and partners, July 21, 2.5, And August 25, at eleven, at Gni ldl U. A! torney, Mr. George Murton, No. 3. Gray's Inn square. n ll.:ncock, of !he Hay Market, parish of St. MArtitt in the Ptrlds, We4t - mins er, stopkeept r: grocer, tkaler and chap man, July 21, tti, and August 25, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr George Ellis, Abingdon-strict, Westminsrer. Samuel Johnson, !ate of Nottingham, hosier, scrivener, broker, dealer and chapnivi, Augu-t 6,7, and u 5, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, in Nottingl , din. Atm:nits, Mesir.. Kinderley, long, and Austen, Gray's Inn, London; or Mr. Henry Percy, No.ttiogliam. CARLISLE, JULY 11. GYMNASTICS. — Thomas Nicholson, the celebrated wrestler, of Threlkeld, fought a pitched battle the other day, with a stout Irishman, who challenged him land all Cumberland to display the science of pugi. lism. This unprovoked. insult roused the ind•gna tion of the heebtrimer, who immediately accepted the proposal, and beat Pat in nine rounds, without sulaain ing the least injury himself. An amateur from don, who saw the engagement, declared.-that Nichol son fought much in the style of the late Jem Belcher. Nichotson is universally acknowledged-to be a placid man, but possesses spirit to resent an affront. . Armstron, vulgarly known by the name of Solid Oak or rah, n tew days ago appeared on the turf for a'vi-restling prize ut Newbiggin, a noted part of the • county for athletic exercises ; but was soon commit ted to mother c.t.th by George Dennison, the dexter- . ems bona-setter. Armstrong has made-much - noise ever since .the commencement of• the Carlisle wrest littg, but neier durst enter the ring. He aoqu i red. a sn'pdttority offer John Richardson,, last season i by a ski Of the latter/I'. A boxing match is onsthe tapis betwixt-Oregsonts athletic candidate; from the North, and the West Countryman, who fought Islolineaux, in Tothill-frelds.. A foot race, which excited considerable attention in the sporting world, took place yest•rday,in Lord's Ground, Mary-la-bonne, between Chapman and Leech, two of the best runners, at a short distance, Engl . :aid. The distance, was 100 yards for forty guineas. Chapman got the star?, and kept the lead the Whole distance f bus it was a famously contested Mitch; and was won, within eleven seconds, by a great nicety. .! I . Stamm; DitArtm—Sunday, as a rung gentleman abodt 18, was walking in the fields bear White Conduit Home, 'in *company with his sisters, he ran a Wile way from them in pursuit of some object, *hen le suddenly dropped down and expired. r Monday evening ; Um. Anslow, 'Keeper of Hyde Park, whilst in the act of driving away some loose ; boys, who were gaming, fell down in a fiti and sea pired without a groan. FA RIMY BRfr.WINO. BY THE KIN Crs R 0 YAL I.EI 'I ER S PATENT.' NE t EDH AM. RAWLIN4. and Co. reaprciinlly .1- I solid• the attention of the Nnhilty, Gemry s aad the Public * t•. their I'OILIABLE. FAMILY bIaWIN3 MACHINE. It combines an the Utensils in ONE; it dome, convenient, and compact in its tam; takes to pieces with ease, and is kept in order with little ;rouble; its consuntption of fuel is small, and it cond•-nties the steam. The method of mint ft Is eqsally 'simple end certain, NO MASHING OF THE MALT BEING REQUISISE, NOR ANY PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE OP BREWING, and Inva riably produces Ale and - Boer of the TRUE HOME.ISREWhD FLAVOUR. which I:Krt.-ries perfectly transparent. Boil by the Proprietors, Islington-green and Skinntr-strret, Snow-L;.l, I. t oodon ' • and %elm-street ,Lt istul. Also, by appoint nient, by the following Purnishiug Irtmniongers: LONDON t Mess's. Eeltham, 105, St. Marten's-lanr,; Messrs. Summers, 105, New liond-street ; Messrs. Roberta, May, a n d Co.nd.Oxford. street ; Messy,. DUINDer awlsaaders,l.l3, Fleet. w reet ; MC.41146. Larkins sod Lade, Wholesale Ironmongers, I, **ChiiSiell-street; and Mr. Paliner, Si, Cernhill.—SQU EH& W ARK :.Messrs. Benham and Prentice, 133, Iligh-etreet..... DORSEII Mitt». Thorne, Slierborie .W11:1'S : Mr. Ras ,selliMarlborcogls ;: Messrs- Whitchureli dad Ponting, Device.. --boNIERSET : Mr. Studien, Bath..— UEVON: Messrs. Kingdon,Eieter iltr.Narraway,Sourh.Molton; Mr. Heath mat., Plymouth; M". Mundell, "Ilvetron. NORFOLK: )))tsars. Agrand.Ceirr, IronLunders,Norwich.—LlNCOLN : Mr. Taylor, Heckirgten, pea! 'sleafsaia i Mr. Ashton, Loath. WARWICK: Mr. Hatborne, Birtniniain.—H E'REFORI): Mr. tioniatt, Hereford.—LANCASTEß't Mr Hope, A.relsi. • tegt, Priactse-street, Menthe-a-pi: I4ORTI-ILINPER. I AND: Mr. Marsha:l Mahe., Newcastle-opus-Trig.— WALES 4 Mr'. David l'homas Neweastl::, Carmarthen. Just isubhsheil, Dißac.nows fa BREWING ith. l l the PORTABLE FA .IVI:I.V BREWIN9 MACHINE; comaining action - a for judging of .the Quality of Malt and 'Hops, and Menod of Brewing PORTER, AIE, TABLE rILLi, end, TABLE Bkitik. old by the Prop:Vows % aid by a I their A t •vnt,;. also, by the following Booksellers: Mr. Ci„apple,u6, ;1; X!r Hard,: g, 36,1., etllle ,' ll-44 rett etreet,Blemeebury; and Mr. Maxwell, 21, Bell-yard, Temple be Price One Shit ng. . - To be allowed to puroliwerai of a Machine. . NEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. brew fur Public Inspection every Tuesday, In Skiarter•suout,Loitakm; and on the Endwise, heel.t.)ltalriCAL t•RU:vIU t lON. The Bighop of Cliestrr has appointed the Rrv. O. Vanbttrelt, Rector of Aughton. and Chaplain to his Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucelorr, to 110 his I.(.tdship's first ChantsOm blit On tl'e stli 11;gt. Ladylllla , donalti Lockhart, Of a Laughter. At Barholtn Hou•e, on the .sth inst. the Lady of Captain M'Culloch, oi the Kays) Navy, of a daughter • 1)1L:). On Thursday last, at leis war, AsMeld Lodge near Bury St. Edmond's, alter a long and painful illness, wh eh he bore with exemplary C.rtit tido and resignation, James Mintray. Esq. Senior K' g's Counsel, a Pent her of the loner Temple, Recorder of Aldboroupti, and many years Chairman of the Quarter Sessions of Norfolk and • ufhlk. He rtacttsed as a King's Counsel two. and.twenty years, and &dor that *space of rime se ass distinguished as tire powerful rival of his friend lord Erskl:.e. As an Advo cate, Mr. Anti ay possessed a rrsuaiive oratory—iainite *R— and most tler;.elit tansy. lir was an urtight Magistrate, a warm and fairh' ul friend, a kind and henievulent brother, and an 'affectionate hu;b:.:tel. were the endowments whch exal ted lilt nature, and will cause him to belong and deeply regretted by hi, rt Wives and wide eventied circle of acquain:.ince. On the 25th ult. the Rey. Wiai im Osherr, Minister at Wan. loc!th cad, parish of tianquhar. On the YOth of :day. of tqe wounds he rece:eed :it the storm ing of Fort Napoleon, on the laps, C.apta.n Lewi, Grant, 71st Kegtment,abd youngest ran of Larain Grant of Milderie. HICK MAWS PILLS. IN the various coli.pl.iints hicident. to .the human frame, there are fume more dreadful in their nature, nor more alarming in their cunmp.ences, than the Gravel and Stone s Pains in the Hack, Loins, and Bl—ultivr, and Limbago. They are eiwn plaints-to which every person is Sable. and are a foundation for every other species of dkorder. HICKMAN'S PILLS, com posed of the moat innocent ingredients, have been found of sin gular fficacy, in not only strengthening the vessels containing the urine, but in happily destroying the petrii - ying quality of it, from which proceed Ole eiove complaints, &e. removing the calculi, or gritty secretions, and banishing every pernicious ten dency to tht.seal,torders, without confinement. Front a conscious ness or the powerful quality of these Pills fully evinced by a private 'merger of many years, tbry are ofirred to the afflicted, and recommended as a cure tor the above complaints. Sold whoiesaie and retail at Mr. ILtier's, 4, Cheapside, corner of Pattrnia.ter-row ; and remit. by 11-Lunt and Sharp, Portsmouth; HalL and Johiason, GoAport ; Alinutt, Vinson, Mallory, and Jones, Portiva; 'Frewanan, Exeter; Cuokworthy, Glenville, Gil bee: and Hovland , Plymouth; Newbury 4 Dublin; Matter and Macdonald, Gilas,:ow • Smith, Manderston, Scutt. and Cargill, Edinburgh; Con:we , Bath; Ross and P eek, Hall; Gregson, Edwards and Penny, and B Hinge, Liverpool; Stains and Lynch, Manci.eiter; Bowen, Norwirh; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham ; Gregory, Brighton; Witte. Brighton; and moat Medicine Ven ders, In boars at ed. tads. Mtintririzitt. 'THOSE Ladies who wish fqr tt tempori ry anent during their acconchement, will meet with Ate aparttnents, and et ery c are and attention, with ta t tem, t ender t reauneut .by applying to M . ShII I'll, Mtdrik . Church-street, I:llack , riars Road. Au eminent prolemional Gentleman attends If req ueead; children, if left to the care of Mrs. Sinit.•, are properly per , with ether wet or dry nurses, and treated with every n ut , care and attention, To Mr. DiX IN, Apothecary. SIR—I take the earlitst opportunity to a • Pont that I have received the most wonderful be t * the use of your DIXON'S AN I'IBILIOUS PILLS, Chi c k; tied with nu- w Jarnaka, and all those friends to saw n ; buted them have experienced the sane salutary benefit; N ip elate them to be the best Mealtime ever used in that cram, Bilious and other complaints. The following are names of ral Ladies and Gentlemen wbo have received the sun* from your Dixon's Antibillous Taylor, 1 4. main; Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. V! Spanish Town, ditto; G. W. Hamilton, Etc'. Smo la h ditto; J. Smith, Esq. - Old Hatour, ditto; G. Ai' ditto; Mr. Walker, Port Morant, ditto; J. Penli nst . r, River, ditto; Mr. Mu dens, ditto; J. Bunt, Esq. Savara z;G Polack, Esq. ditto; Mts. Oliver Goldsmith, Kingston. ila w Mr s . Perry, St. Ann's ; Mrs. Woodriff, Spa nioh Tows; many other perwns of the first respertability.—Sir, y aw obedient servant, TriOMAS 11AI it t)LD. of t h e Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, s,Cheap s id e :4 of Paternosterorow i London ; Sharp and Ed am, p Jones Warn, Alloutt, and Mallory, Portwa; 1(41 son, Jones, ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck and r: and Turner, Hun; Holland, Cuokworthy, Net 14 bert, Pfymouth ; Knott and Lloyd ' and Melons? ay a mloghatn ; Billinge and Lathhury, Liverpool; Manchester; Trewman, kit. ter; Smith, Mande* i hi a's Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Baxter and XlDsa t i h 7 o N s Bulgen and Barry, Bristol; Stevenson and Co Nowak o, ; s a h, , fen, Leicester ; Edwards and Perny, Li verpool; LA Ledger, Dover ; White, Brigh . on ; katrts, eW,e wad Cheltenham; and retail by w rot Country hiedicioe boles at us. 9d. and each. LL'ES, DEBILITY, S I RICTLIFtES,Si e 7 - 1 IMPRESSED with a consciousness that their& viation prom the general plea has been highly m i l d " others, and improved in their prufeiConal aeqtritentßuhyge maturity of near twenty years experience, Mestr•COggig al , Co. continue 9 with anabated ardour the eradication allitueg„ orders which are the consequence t indulgent, octe t , structive habits of the inconsiderate scholdtoy lapsaiimo r g, cure of these complaints, they hold out no indatunututar; but sensible as all men must be of the etismnet of isu o , lamittea, they offer their assistance as regularlyphee c is e . goons of London, and of the Royal College of In all cases of Syphilitic Infection, and in every cost/ debility and dt ficiency, whether arising from the inf.:manta certain destructive habit, lung resiiretice in warm ciiwiag p Lying, or any other cause producing &Irian, of matey te% the patient may rely on a opee4 vencration to vigoroisK Their improved plan of curing strietuitts of the utensil's attended with peculiar succesa--s:rictirres of ten or tutus ye duration hive yielded to their tre4inctit in the abort pew three wicks. Several Noblemen and Getnkmen of the first who have laboured under that painful and domain having received a radical . and permanent ewe, petiees, request :hat refereocer may be made to them a s elk* endences of the decided superiority of Messrs. Carrie mil* plan of treatment. Many ,f their gentlemen had bem mit* care of blew*. Hanle, Heaviside, and alter summed old eminence, who attempted their curt by the apptiratim 11111 lunar caustic, without success. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted ity dther ses *hit peatest delicacy, secrecy, ai.l honour, at tacir house, tr, Ha•ton-Garden. l'atiettis in the ecorttry are repo:el bite the particulars of thir cat.; age, and gcneral !Alt el kivial,k inclosing a remittance fm advice and metlici:ms, idea theist will be given or scut to any pan of tbe kingdom .. IV HEN Men CI Education and protentollinii • 11. Use persevering endeavours to discover tie mot All certain method of treating a few prevailing Priam, the ful result of their experience is the best prnof of operant,. ?desire. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have been Induced to the cure of the following the object of their peens:en rut, a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moawnt Wilma cation, and its Concomitants, Strictures and Glom, *IA an improved plan, are op, ed•ly and eilectually cured; rabic bility, whether arising trom L'a:charalten iniadgettos, lergmb dance in warm climates. er a se cr.t solitary vice, toe dues happily pursued by the youth o i both arses, is the soreatieg sterili- y or barrenness, and in the usher a samurai- trio dee vows diseases, which, if r.ot timely rirnedied, ternimate isee tenet and cutisumption. In that distressiog state of driatye deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful bah. arising from any other cause, by which :he powers older,/ union become enfeebled, 'as regularly educated Sergeant sap don, they offer a flint, safe, and y restoratiuu w sushi vigorous health. The result of a het. , and extensive practice has ambled f 4 by a superior method, to remove venereal compiakas, inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the pie/Id' least restraint in dirt or exercise; and in recent Catawba* early application is made on discovery of the inf , cties,alli f o quently perform a cure in the short space of two days. The' precedented succeseef their mode of treatment (width basest been known to fail in one single instance in &practice of lir% during which pi rind many thous:Lad persons of 13 ;111 stiolo• been cured, even after severe and injurious niethoeis pursued by other Prac.itioners without deo), indssfits thus puhhcly offer their advice. To be tonsulteti drily personally, or by letter, by Per" either sex. Ixtteas lions the country, contamics 3 13144 ° duly attended to, and advice and medicines lotwarded to part of the Kin gdom. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, t, Fie- _ BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROY AL LEITER:. Pilate* LEA KE's Genuine PILLS, so justly famosstr their stiperior eiliCacy In curing every degree and 4.° of the Venereal Disease, the Soorvy, tcc. withourconintalle restraint of diet, bran easy, expeditious, safe, and mutt. ner. • One small tasteless Pill is a dose, its operation tible, and requiring DO particular attention. In 15 days they *generally etre those cruel Eisordent where they fail inshat time of pet foray restoring health, tient has the happy assurauce that he or she is at die eve sr so restored, let the degree of malignancy be ever so grin • It is an excellency pecull.+r to these Pills, to make AO Fite complaining part i and come into cos test with the . ~,.. Matter, which they speedily dislodge'and expel. Theilior, 'red by experience to be a preserver ot health, se sour,, / tee, by taking only eightaingle Pills Spring said tallylogrit In short, the Patentee has this extraordinaryobligatin s__„'" that whatever he iroinised libuself from them, tlwy sous fulfil and exceed, as rhou;rh impatient of immortal fame. Tbese•Vills are most wunhy a place In ttle al lie Masters and Cativo: -. of Ships; the more so, for 'Mat die keep good in all climates any length of time, anti that- . now born: the test of niar OD y.ars, with Ow - Paint.. t benr.ielsres; and hcnour to their author; lasonsuch Herat bit eight years they Lave radically cured upwards -0140 sous, many of whom had been . disckaged from Hoe * salivation had been irequentlyreptated, and all caner made use ot :vithout effect. . . Prepared and Sold by ate Sole Proprietor, Taowas .Ts Member Of the RoyalCollbge of Surgeons in Lontionot his No. 9, New liti,ige-street ; wherein will give advice, - Fee,to persons taking these Pill, and wilisiaawrradi tens, it pst-pl4*l, ou the same terms, obsfring iq all cat ta s most Imiiolable secrecy, no 'ration's namror kill' ottitioned, but at their own rartietilar rellefest,b during the cowrie of sioreth.tisAn years v tlust heti. ducting of an extensive sale of the above medicine, ... h o v i t Lice warm therefrom. . • ^ They are also solz/, by Ns appointment, at the Piot SS, St. Albat's-stiket, Pall-riall ; the Toy-shop, 141‘.... -ford.streett Mr. Disbormible., No. 7, Fish-aarado'r w t_ h i n gg nriutaite she MODUIUMV;.and by out Parma OS evorroom , - -- tiws,in England, des. in Boma of only ils.linee issi ii with fill and plain diiectidans a .wheirby porno. 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