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i ,~ • Mr. ALLIT said, with }nimble deference, there was in the two eases no similitude, because her there was proof that the Prisoner had held out an alternative to the deceased, of either being stabbed or throwing herself out of the window. Mr. GURNE.Y, for the prosecution, was about to reply, when Mr. Justice HEATH said, there was no doubt but that this Wa% a fit case to go to the Jury. The Prisoner being called on for his defence, put in a very long written paper, wherein he accused the deceased of getting drunk, and rolling about the streets. That she had frequently left him, and he had as frequently received her back. That she had robbed him at different tittles of all he had, and had boi rowed from people, and pawned the things she had so borrowed. He also complained of the popu lar clamour having been raised against him, through the 44CCOtintS of his case given in the public prints.. A number of witnesses proved the Prisoner to be a very humane man and an affectionate husband, and they concurred in representing the deceased as of quite a contrary disposition. The Prisoner was Acquitted. The following were convicted of felnny, viz.— James Pont, for stealing a quantity of iron nails, the property of our Lord the King ; Maria Murphy, for stealing divers pieces of lace, ribbon, and unmet, the property of Mary Collis; Tho mas Newport, for eteal;ng a silk pocket handkerchief of George Cruby; Richard Thomas, for stealing a quantity of veal and beef of William Brland ; Richard Richards, for stealing a gold seal and key of Wm. Angel; Peter Nokes, for stealing a silk pocket handkerchief of Robert Campbell; John Owen, for stealing a till, containing a quantity of balttence, the property of Nathaniel Jones; and William Cumberkurcl, for stealing 17 pounds of beef of George Jordan. OLD Bdinsr, SEPT. 19. --7 F. Shihman was indicted for forgery, and for utter ing a bill of exchange-, with intent to defraud his Majesty t and in another count, with intent to de fraud the Hon George Villiers., The prisoner had been transported to Van Diemans Landon New Hol land. In this settlement, from his good behaviour, he had been promoted to clerkships, which enabled him 'to ascertain the nature of the office. He had pro duced a aill, purporting to have been accepted by General Phipps, who succeeded the Hon. G. Villiers, as Paymaster of the Marines, and drawn by a Lieu tenant Breedon, the whole of which was a forgery. The prisoner got the bill discounted, and his hand writing was ;'.roved to the forgery. Guilty---;Daeh. rrancis _Evans was indicted for the wilful murder of Sarah Evans, his wife, by throwing her from and out cf the window of a certain chamber, two stories (helt, by which she receiveddirers mortal blows_and bruizes. ' Joseph Hughes stated, that. on the night of Saw- . day, the `l9th of August, he was at the Crown public house, in the Minories, about nine o'clock ; he saw the prisoner there, and a shopmate of. his, named Richard Scott—they were quarrelling about their wives, and Scott said to the prisoner that his (the prisoner's) wife, borrowed things of other persons, I and then pawned them. The prisoner replied "have you any thing more to _tell me, for I will be revenge ed, and the first time I catch.your wife in my room, I will kick her down stairs." Tht prisoner, then left the public-house, but apparently not' in a passion. Sarah Miers deposed, that she lived *text door to the prisoner aid his late wife. On the night of the 29th day of August, at a little past ten o'clock, she braid Mrs. Evens in the pi isoner's Tom, screaming violently—witness heard her say, " Frank, my dear Frank, don't I-eat me ;" to le hid) the prisoner an. ewered, " I will." Witness could not say, however, that she had heard any blows. She then heard the deceased say, " how cz.n you believe every one, and come home and abnie me for it, I have not borrowed money of any one." The prisoner replied that she was a liar, for the had ; presently the witness heard the deceased screaming again, and a noise as if some thing had fallen on the floor. In about a moment, the deceased screamed a third time, and as witness went down stairs she heard no more, but she saw Mrs. Evans approach her window: Witness saw her sit on the windowoall for about the space of a minute bio Ae did not see the prisoner. The deceased • groaned at umes--witrass saw her set first one knee and then the other, on the sill of the window; she then turned her legs out, and witness held up her hands to her, and called out to her, " for Con's S.: ke not to do it:" . The deceased took no notice of her, but even ing her arms three times, and at the thud extension fell to the ground. Witness did not see the prisoner all this time. The deceased fell on her left hip and elbow, and was immediately taken up and carried so her room. Mary Anne Brett lived opposite the prisoner, and his late watt-. On Saturday evening she heard a vio lent screamii g at a quarter past ten o'clock from the prisoner's apartment, which was '. - b6ut three or four • yards across the court. The screaming proceeded flom awe man's voice, and she heard it twice. On corniag down stairs 'lrom her own' apartment she DIVIDENDS. October 19. Themes Holmes (.akin, oniirminghatn, hatter, beard a third scream, and she saw Mrs. Evans come at eleven, at the Warw.ch Arms, M'atto'ck. Octub. r in. Henry to her window. bite put up one knee first, and Halford, of Graham, Rutlan.lshlre, linen-du i er, at the roan and then the other, turned her legs cutside the window, Talbot'lnn, Stamford. Oc-clzer 10. Wm eei.nat, of Lawrence' and then came down with her arms extended. The Pountney• hilt, w' , olerale tea dealer, at tw.ive, at Guildhall.= window from which she tell was two stories high.— Octuber 16. James Easton, of New Sarum, bookt lkr, at I,s, at 1 the White Hart, New Sarum. Octcber Is.o titian Hunter, of Witness did not see the prisoner all this time. • Sarah beaver lodged on the first floor of the house SIIADWELL POLICE OFFICE.—TWO searating men Birmin g ham, draper, at i wave, at the Swan ieutet, Birmingham. h we v r . e committed for re-examination , charged with : October 20. James brown, of at. Cads:: ine's-‘n eet, Middlesex, in which the prisoner and the deceased lived. On e ta lon Ad * ' ' ....n out Letters of min , lstratiOn, and . St f, afterdshire and glass warehouseman, rt twelve, at Guildhata. the night in question' witness heard a violent scream thereby btainod Das- o f October 13. George be ry, of Barnsley. Ye.rk,lair.,l nen-ma:As o _ . _meat a seaman s wages, from. twofer, at eleven, at the White Bear Inn, Barnsky. Uctot et 26 ing overhead, and a noise as of two persons falling Messrs. Robinson and Co in the City, mater.circume John Raul:lle. of Manchester, baker, at eleleit, at the Log Ti.. down in the room. Tt e prisoner and the deceased stances of fraud •f . d gross• • i vets, Manchester. October 12. kedx Fryer, a Pretain, cotton.' ; orgtry being added to the • bad lodged for fifteen months in the house, and the I manufacturer, at eleven, at the Dogl min, Mantises.... Octo aggravate crime of perjery. witness had heard no quarrel betwixt them since last bete x 7. Lane, Kuttall, of h lancbester, dealer in twist and wets, April. Early on Wednesday mpfrning the premises of Mr. England, linen-draper, in the New Kent Road, 1 a / 21 mire at the feloeley Arms tun, M anchester. tic:ober Its 'Mil' wiather ai d Richard Frain of Aldwick Joseph Scott, a constable, lived within a few yards ; e , 14kha a r sh d in to‘: ?were at eltv'en, at il.e ''tar Imr , MancLester, ' `"'ere broken into and rubbed of a quantity of the prisoner— witness assisted in carrying tile de linens, thread, lace, etc. to the amount of #l5O or a , cloiktlall,- liscioss, of Ins " 1 Oftober ye . . Wlll.Tee ' •endow, of ilaitcheyer, grafter, at twelve, . ceased up stairs to bed, and immediately after he ap-October le. Thos.as Lunn Kirke, ot i€2oo. The robbers had cut away two squares. of i Kingston-upon-HA linen-draper , at eleven, at the Keptoneinti, . prehended the prisoner in the passage of the house in the door shutter, and broke the glass, which enabled ysbe, of Cltelmsf. ,rd, merchaut, at which he lodged, N 0.5, Seven-Inn-yard. - : Hun. oriole,. vo James BI shop door. A lad, them to o pen the bolt - of the • Edward Baynes deposed, that he is a pupil in theo ' eleven, at Guildhall. October 10 Charles Kday, of Watford, slept in a room adjoining, only divided by a thin par wh- !'Her.s,'dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall. oc:ober t.O. . Loaders Hospital to which the deceased was carried. 'Joseph Duckam and Ruben Lankebter, of Bread.street, London, She etas very much bruised about the head and face. tition, heard nothing of the affair. warehou,ttnen at eleven, at GuddhelL October 17. Benjamin About ten o'clock on the morning of the 10th inst. . l - ier lower jaw was fiactured on the right side—her ; o Preec ti e, o l f x Urai vim eon- s s i t it re d e d, t, Soho la cI),T bridge,balove,ietda-rlianfoll2, at m o ii tett ,ste ee r al a i t . one of the prisoners in the del at Perth slipped past i _left thigh was also broken, and she had a severe con -Crown nn, Ipswich. ..to .. .Joseph tll4lOll on her left temple. She lived far n i ne days. the turnkey, in opening the door of the iron-railing. ! 0 ele ct vetZ g al tie Bear and I 0 - br 12. ulcknith, a Livies,*tirptnttr, at e:even, a t the Star lon,Lea es Witness t-pened her brain, and found evident marks The alarm was imnteii to ly given ; hut he had•f October S. Daniel Ellstrand and Samuel Valley, of Kingston-tn . of inflammation on it, together with a fluid effused gained considerably on his pursuers, and bad reached ' 4 , , ,..H" B LnArc k lu 7. .1 : 3 ),. a s t ß e e teven, s it t L t i l v ie r Wh ol ite liv Ha r rt Tav ern , l hu r ll.— ar upon the surface of it, which was the consequence the Frierton-toll, who. fi nding himself clesely pursued, i eleven , r at the 0 1 1i.:be 'l:te l .:ln, Live'r i p ool. o O e Ctt y .be b I' 23: Joh i L e.:ot. , . et the inflammation. The principal cause of her death he turned into a field of wheat, and attempting tot sin, of iverpnol , merchant, at eleven, at rite Globe 'I sewn, ill ' was the severe injury she had received on her left I conceal himself, was soon discovered. and recondite.. Liverpool. Octul.er 1.6. eat hew Veiddl Rust, 01 Wigan, corn fed to his former habitation. He was genteelly dyes- i and flour.deakr, at elev. n, at the ;hat 'I intern, Liverpool.— temple./ Witness li. dno doubt but the inflamma tion on the brain had caused her death ; but she had! sed in black, and might have got forward, had he • Ov . to . ber 20. Wan Matthews, or Ston alfordsh.re, and John f Vhdaps, of Liverpool, boot and shoe-makers, at'eleeen, at the also received many , severe injuries where her thigh 'not been constantly in view. . : Globe Tavern, LlverpooL • • was broken. 1 Monday afternoon, as two boys, about twelve years] • CERIIFICATES, October to. William Osman, clerk to the Magistrates atWhite. : old, one , f them the• son of General Demos/tee e ft Henry Dixon, John Caspar Lavater, and !are. s Kerny Casey, of Liverpool, merchaiits. Samuel Savage, of Macclesfield, silkl . chapel Office, proved the declaration of th e deceased, ! the Royal Artillery, the other of Mr. WEBBEIti I 01. 1 ' manufacturer. Jacob . Cf.attertun, of recto, ( lour -m & erliant.— taken before the prison e r, two des is after the cum.. Exmouth, were bathing in the sea at that place, they • ; Samuel Heath, of Birmingham, lapot-maker. Hart Phillips, of ' stance cot-k place. , were carried out a considerable distance by the tided Manchester, Man nt pester-warehouseman . Was. Peof.ell, tun. • ft The Declaration stated, that on the night to ques. and both disappeared. Assistance tea.' soon procured,' adQueenhf he, merchant. Joseph Stanley, of Deal, stir-agent. tion, Lei husband struck her on the jaw, and said, and the bodies taken up ; the s on of M r . WEBBER wai l John Greatrix Smy•b, of East Storehouse,m. rchara. John Lewes of Stourporr, wine-merchant. Frederick I I: :rchsen, of Rent ! et • " 10 Dean yeur eyes, you b—oarilittlry6u, I'll be. , fortunately restored, but the son of General Dram: I .. I street, Blued - cars, mercer. John Buwker, of Tarpotiey,cheshire, revenged • f you." He had a knife in his hand, but ~SAY was past recovery, the means cf resuscitation ; stays:taker. Richard Brain, of Ardwick, brewer. ' ' did not make use of it. The window was open, ant: having been used in vain. I t is s uppo se d hi s stre ng t h i mew-0110N OF PAICFNERS.HIPS. . , the iris net said, " I)—n your eyes , you b--, 11, must have been exhausted. and his life gone before 1 Zinck and Wilkinson, Manchester, manufacttirers. Pearkes will threw )ou out of the witalew." At this she ;be sunk, as he was not ten minutes under water be. and Wormington, Stanford-bridge, grocers. Hipkiss and Ten y, Dudley, ale•dealert. Pan ridge and I 'ondinsoa, Ly din nok, iron !' became terrified, went to the window, where she held foie a weterman, named Samuel Bricknell, leaped Smaller, T. and A. Rhodes, Seddleworth, clothiers. • by a line, and fell out of the window. The prisoner ; from a boat, and in lest than a minute brought him ni cat an k t,,, lac a t n u d ila t ma ), . sf r-Darwen, manu facturers. C. and B. , did not push her out, that she knew of. His conduct lup from a depth 4 . 20 fret water. i Swann, Nottinglufm, drapers. Viser and Bemidge, London and to her heel tem nothing but ill usage'." baturday John Shepherd, about seven years of age, I • - Haverfbrdwesr, cheese factort longue and Databill, Grate' i them, mercers. Th o mas and Co. Bristol, soap-manufacture r s.— I Mr. KNAPP (the evieence for the prosecution being ` son o f a s old ier , re-siding in Cradie.court, Ald ers ate- Hewison, and Dykes, Shields, coopers. 'l'. E. and J. 'Taylor, ! here closed) contended for the prooner, that the eel- street, was foUnd suffocated in the Privy,. which had Deptford, block-makers. J. and J. Pierson, Gracechurch-sL-ert, ' donee had not gone the lengih of proving that he had been a short time since emptied, and the floor been merchants. pushed her tout of tke window ; neither was them feglected to be fastened. Tae unfortunate child had , _ fIR l'H: any proof of his using such violence towards her, as b een seen w ithi n a quarter o f an h our o f t h e fatal : Thursday se'nnight, at Harwood House Yorkshire, the Lady ae l k must, from ten-er, make-her throw herself out of the discOvery, but all attempts at resusscitation were or i i ' , e Hon. Mr. Lasce-lies, M. P. of a daughter. ' 111 !window. To constitute natreter, there must be an VA LI. . • I At Grov e lace Hampshire, on the • 15th September, Lady 1 Amelia Sophia Drummond, bt a son. • absolute assault proved, wh eh the death ofthe party . o n the lit of August, in the town of Villemur, On Sunday the eth inst. at z•kiffington Hall, Leicestershire, die - must have been consequent upon. near 'lVulouse, a house which was rebuilding sud.. Hon. Mrs. J. Palmer, of a daughter. - • Justice HEATH•-••• 44 I hat is a matter to be left to (holly fell, and in its fall pull e d do wn anot h er , when r MARRIED. the Jury." a num b er o f persons were buried in the. ruins. 4 ' On Tuesday, the eth inst. of Plower, Noreauttptonshire, the • • Justice Glees understood Mr. KNAPP to say, that great exert i ons, 23 persons weft dug out. Of these, .Itev. A. Morriee, to Miss Emma Darby.- .•. ' - i ' if a person should present to another a dagger and a three were dead, killed at the instant of the fall ;—‘ I On the lath uk. in Spain, of a gun-shot Wound, Lieutenant • DIED. it of poison, threatening to stab the other if Le did t h ano er died two days afte r w ar d s , and all the rest 1 swallow the poison, it would not constitute Jour- were more or less hurt ; some h av i ng t h e i r arms =ft • Lindseik, of the rith Lfragonns. because the drinking was voluntary. ot h ers t h e i r l egs broken. a Lately, at Kinpten,hienawa, altedl39 years, Emma Diamond, , ,t(see black Imam.. • -- . - .. . MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, SEPT. 19. [ Robert Higginr, a milkman, stood indicted for having in his possession twelve pieces of fir timber, of the value of ten shillings, the property of Messrs. Burstells, carpenters, of Sr. Martin's•lane, knowing the same to have been stolen. Timothy Burstall proved the timber to be his pro perty, taken from a house which he was rebuilding in Blenheim-street, in August last; and a Mrs. Haw kins, who lived opposite to where the pt honer resided, deposed, that she saw a bricklayer's labourer bring several parcels of timber from the building to the prisoner's, which they put into the kitchen at an un seasonable hour, namely, after Al the workmen bad left the new building. Mr. Burstall, and Jackson, an officer, searched the prisoner's house, and after much trouble, corm ivod to get into the kitchen, where they were told there Was no timber, but where they found the twelve pieces of. fir in question, and " cart loads" more of timber, which l‘lr. Burstall strongly Suspected to belong to him. The Jury returned a verdict of Guilty.—;Sentence, three months imprisonment in the Howe of Correction. Dan;sl Near I was indicted for stealing coals from a barge at the River side. The robbery took place after dark, and the priso. ner acknowledged, when taken, that he was the rob ber. The prosecutors stated, that they should nr;t have persevered aglinst the prisoner, understanding th.,t he had a large &may and a wile, but that they were nightly robbed in a rimilar manner, to a very considerable extent ; and for the protection of their own property, they found it absolutely necessary to have recourse to those pieties of severity, which they should be very glad it they creld do with-gut. The prisoner was found Guilty.—Sentence, two months imprisonment in Cold Bath-fit lds prison.— Neaeel had aimady been in confinsmeut pout tep weeks. • - - bowl not t aliws tINIVERsirr INTELLIGEATE. OXFOIAD, SEPT.I9. Reit A. Brett Docker, M.A. Is presented to the rectory of C}enchwartnn, Norfolk. Rev Ch#les Shipley, late if All Souls' college, has been In stituted to The rectory of Finmere, by tha Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Oxford. The Hon. and Rev. Auchitel Grey, son of the Fail of Stam fordlls instituted and Warrington.audPcrreatnntl,avryoidofbyD:thre death of the Rev. Durham, to the rectory of Thornton, Josias Fleming. The Lord Bishop of Chester has been pleased to collate the Rev. George Vanbrogh, 1..1..11. to the other of one of the King's Preacherships in Lancashire, vacant by the death of the late Rev. Humphrey Sbuttleworth, A.M. The Rev. Dr. Brown, of Christ's college, Cambridge, 1, pre sented with the perpetual curacy of St. John Lee, mar Hexham, by Colonel and Mrs. Beaumont, in the room if the Rev. Bryan Leeke. The Rev. Wm. Johnston, of Spittal, Is eboten Minister of the High Meeting, Berwick, vacant by the translation of the Rev. George Tough to the parish of Belth, in the county of Flfe. The Bishop of Exeter has instituted the Rev. Ruben water; Jun. M.A. to the rectory of Rings Asb, in Devon, on the presen tation of Robert Tanner, of Rings Ash, Esq. void by the death of the Rev. Mr. Keats. His Lordship has liceneed the Rev.Won.Wo.llams, A B. to the Free Grammar School of Plymouth, pa the nomination of the Mayor and Commonalty of that Borough; and the Rev. Isaac Dawson to the Cure of Saltash, and to the Free Grammar School of that borough, on the presentation and nomination of the Mayor, Aldertneo, and Free Burtesses ; and the Rev. James Beefily, M.A. to the Lectureship of Marazion. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Sept. 22. William Winter, of Seymoun-street, St. Mary-la-bonne, Middlesex, painter and glazier, at eleven, at Guildhall. October 19. George Niblett, late of She;bome-lane, London, broker, dealer and ebapman, at eleven; at Guildhall. Sept. 29. Samuel Lewis, of the Strand, Middlesex, glover, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. October 27. Montagu ilevol, of East Smithfield, Middlesex, slop eviler, salesman, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. October 33. Ann Leah, of Falmou , h, Cornwall, spinster, shop. keeper, dealer and chapwoman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. October 51. William Shearing, of Portpool-lane,Middlesex, wheelwright, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. - - Anthony Hancock, of Witham, Essex, surgeon and apothecary. Mors Slater Fall, le..f the Mock Exchange, and of Spread. Eagle-court, Threadne,dre.strcer, London, broker. BANKRUPTS. Mitchell Roberts, new or Lae of ad, Surrey, groat. dealer and chapman, to Attends* . 26, October 3, and SI, at twelve, at Guildhall. 'Astorneyi . r. Edward Chester, No. XElhe 3, Staple•inn. William Parson and John Smith, of Manchester. booksellers, stationers, dealers, chapmen, and carpenters, October 2,3, and 31, at eleven, at the 1)og Tavern, Deansgate, Alanchrtter., Attornies, Messrs. Wips, Fairthorne, and Clarke, WarcfortL toll/1, London; or Mr. lleslop, Kir g- street, hiattelkster, Charlos Ma)heir ' of the Baptist Chambers, Chancery-lane , hll4- diesel money scrivener, dealer and chapman; September 22, 29, and. October Si, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Turner, Kirby-street, Hatton-street. Samuel 14*r Coca'', of bhouldl,am-street, Edgeware-Road,' Middlesex, csrpetrer, builder, dealer and chai man, September E 2, October S, and 31, at twelve, at Goildhal. Attornies, Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, Basingall-street. Rowland Morton, now or late of the Commercial-Road, Mid d6 sex l master mariner, dearer and chapman , Sept. 26,Qbtober 3, and 31, at twelve, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. kitzgerald, I.entau-street, Goodman's Fields. l'h.on.rs liolbrock, late of hlnitlen•lane, parish of St. Pazeras, Middlesex, potter, dealer and chaptitati, Sept. 26, October 10, and SI, at eleven, at GulltbalL Auorne y, Mr. Dodd, Caroline street, Bedford *quart. Will am tinvsot - , of Old Cock-lane, Shoreditch, Middlesex. baker, dealer and chapman, September 22, October 6, and 31, at ten, at Utaildnall. Attorney, Mr. Paterson, Copthall-court. Thomas Pouf? er, of Petworth, ,u4ex, vie:nailer. dealer and cliaptr.an, Getuber 2, at six, O. totter 3, a , ten, arid October 31 at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Giiiiith, rtallit.lSLOLe• Buildings, liolhorn. --.....m. • • • •OUPSTONIAN MEDietl. CARE ill s e—To Mr. Nitta r Ciresr. $ rivsem T. I. W!LI.IAM BROWN, 0 llntkiy , 19 •. ekg * T . t-ith a mr;11-tat pal . it: th e te.esseirio, e w3l &e. w • t.tinelv depnved of le wormy ii ; ht 1., arbi c i k a paralytic , en! , e; ey, and nty rye • ert n w. 4,4 expected to have bee • a cripple ( : ..r og ;he n.matncktrisll. ► Th e over.eere tee mm•nt'ed me to Mr. Guest, ass 1, 4 : enabled rue to hear e ipenc th•y. were 'allude(' probability of try brittle res;t.r,d_ a De i g ab oar, , hayine very lvoly be A c-ree by h e rne.re,fromadrtzefeliji!i remit disorder. Immediately after tie S tet appli es *, m ho Medleine. I was enabled to walk vn , lout a crutch, vide s asderance--by ectotioulng their et.e for about sit weeie wps: 4 'reedy re,tored. I hope you will make thi. ai putt : is a. ead I truo it ma ase y s, be S mears of oth e rs being freed from th e drful dise Your gratetul bootble Servant, Wu , Bass i , , Horikley, near Great June 22, 1814. (Case 82 in a future Papa.) S IR —I take 'the earliest opportunity to actetaint you that I have received the most wontiertal bend, k i the use of your DIXON'S AN VILMA/US PILLS, Aid' I es. tied with me to Jamaica, arid all those friends to Amble* buted them have experienced the tame salutary benefit; theye, dare them to be the best Medicine ever used in tkot Bilious and other complaints. ThZ foilowing are Males sr ral Ladles and Gentlemen who bait received the staun ie w front your Dixon's Antibilious Pills :—Cliarlts irk, l a. I , mains; William Shaw, Esq. Klug.too, ditto; Me wik A Spanish Tows, ditto; G. W. Hamilton, E.q.itittrats w t . ditto ; J. Smith, Esi. Old Harbour, ditto; 0. Mo m , L L ditto; Mr. Walter Purr Moraut, ditto; J. Pallinsos,lisre;s4 River, ditto; Mr. Waiter, ditto; 1. Burn, Esq. 4ament;C Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Meer Goiduatth, a t , 4 Mrs. Perry, St. Ann's ; Mrs., Woodrilf, Spanish Van; isek many other persona of the lirst reffpFzubilvy.—Sir, Tose ,„ it obedient servant, THOMA. 4 HARROLD, of the Shia Gas s% Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4,Chetpside,c ome of Paternoster-row London ; Sharp and Beim, Portsoma; Jones, Weaton,-Allutt, and Mallory, Portsts; Hetl milk s . son, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck and g ot and Turner, Hull;' Holland, Coot" orthy, Nertieten,terlGa. ben, Plymouth ; Knott sal Lloyd, and : , winaty sod Co. EN miogliant ; Staines and Lynch, Mandsestvr ; freeman, f t - Ase; Smith, Manderton, Ralburu, Scott, and Rasta, EtlimiseAl Baxter and M•Donald, (;laseow ; Buten and Mary, vermin and Co Norwich; Swlnfeo, Leteestet ; Etbrards ata Penny, awl Billing, and Lailibury, Liverpool; Neale aa/ Dover; White, Brighton; Roberts, ': , ‘ldort, and Rult,Uwitto ham; and retail next Cowry Medicine Vender., la bog at Sts. pd. and ns. each. ADVICE. W HEN Men of Ediscatit,n and professional ski use persevering endeavours to discover the usest sift all certain ufetliMl of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the setx , ,e tut result of their experience is the best proof of mperiority. Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, Lave been induced to mai the cute of the following the object of their particular study ,s 1 a certain Disorder, frelueetty contracted to a mons e at of foist cation, am! its concomitants, .Strictures sled Glens, whkh, ao improved plan, are 'prettily ant effectually cured; as aloe lacy, whether arida', Iron: Ilacchanadha tnlulgences, long, dente it ctitures, era Kent withal , vice, roc often happily porsard by the ) oath et both sexes, in the ate cane sterility or ba. retinue, and in the other a numerous wale etas votes diseases *inch, if pot timely remedied, tettaasete in imp t-nce and consumptiota in that distressing state of deltilityd deficiency, wheth :r the consequence of such baneful habits, i art• ing from any other ause, by which the powers sr themes' union became etreebied. aspired:lily educated Surgeons eflA den, tlait ttlf , r a hint, sate, at.d speedy restoration to imuadts vigorous health. The reusit of a ' , lnn and extensive pract:ce has enabied lira by a superior method, to remove venereal complairits. knee inveterate or complicated, ithout subjecting the petitotted least restrain( ur cilia or exercise; and in recent Case! wheel early application is made on discovery of the utfectiun, tight quently perform a cure it, the *Lott pace of two days. The prece.4 nted success of their mode of treatment (which has been known to fail in one single ilitance Ina practice set 15 during which periA matey timmand persons of both sacs been cured, 'even atter severe and itjutious nietho4 had pursued by ofLee Pi ire Liohrra without effect). induces 'tiros puhlidy off r their advice. To be cou'n'ted daily p.rtionally, or by letter, by penal either set. Letters (ions the couiery, cosrainag a I! duly attended to, at:d advice and medicrues tarwardedis parr of the Mglom ....*--0094. and Co. 13. Butmetie-wrteL SOCIAL HAPPINESS. MA R RIAG E ;should be the tonmtation of 3s Happtneas, which is *hen disturbed . dotnigh Ow pol that ferns the uni,o , not raking those pnecautioro which weitii cure tt.em the enjwyment of that mat domestic bless rig. ef eetry tank pay adotation to the shrine of wedlock : bat the cons.itution has beau tainted by &tease, or ciskiikat.44 certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovaiva of Ix pre loos to etnering rhat 1144; GI alStivensibil ttluifitc total :he slumber.og Opal ks of life, std to reanimate the sr" 4 no disorders have contributed mere essential? to destroy :teal happiness that) tb tie which are dieconsequenee of pleasure. It was this comidenttion whicli induced CURRIE and Cu. fur these last twenty yea-% al d.rect de ES dies anstplactice exclusively to the treatment and core okiliel natal Disease, and Vie disorders ails ng tlitreliont, as dotted derangement of the system, produced by the deetroctre MIN the incootederate school-boy, vahtth bruigs on those d.sttb• Debit ties and Detewecica lb. t prevent or embitter the Ma monial state. The successful reek of their pants, give de additional ardour to oppose the neat* of -these colloid" which are the most important la the ( A nalogue of Nerd males. It behaves reety person Miso has indulged fa dis* iary vice to knit relief by consulting posit atonal men of • neuce and honour, to winch Nleurs. Currie and Co. MEI sattetiou of mho! ,Itic authority, as well as the testator/di -ow i atlicied acts. In professing dm cure of tome coolki they hold out uu inducement to vice ; but, sensilde ea all el, enure be of the existence of suds calamities, they o ffer tbdralp lance as regularly educated Nlenthers of the Rd e l Ca lletill ..:urgeons of London aril Ediubu.gh. Several Nubleitten and Gentlemen, of the first responal have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co for 4141 0 atoval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. and ere Z received a radical and permanent cure, request that stay be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the MIAOW penoricy of Mn,',.s Come and Co.'s plait of treatmeNt. / 1411 i ut these Gentlemen bad biricturte front tea to nvestyl ol '•and were under the care of Messrs. lions. and Dearti. and other surgeons of equal uniadate, who attempted tkl by the application of the lunar caustic, without success. ... , Mears. Currie and Co. have selected the fullowlog low the many they are dally receiviug, from Gentlemee them chunks fur their restoradon to soiled and vtgoie 4 It was sent to them unsolicited, from the sot) Of a NO who had laboured under this tbstreesill and painful ten years; he bad beets under the care of sevet• Serpaa professional entineuce, loge of whoa: afforded him rel'ef ; but front the supra itsr mode of treatment adopted. pursued by Messrs. Currie and Co. he receive-Si radical tat the short space or ene month. " To Dr. Curie, 107, Hatten-Garden. " Lord --e: wets great pleasore in communicating to Currie the perfect re•K stabil/to:sent of his health, in motel Of his maid std adm table treatment of Sincaires in tie U He May bald, that he teas trot for flatly years enjoaell I ° ~ coulter; and freolom from pale; and he anemias ne do" his ha.iug obtained. through his All and attentimesPei t " radical .a cre of that horrid sompLint. As he *as um a stuff . . to the na.inner tb.t o: hers treated the complietsbe 6841: . l " power, from a fair t, tai and a itst compar.stm, togas 04 11; of appiause to Dr. Carrie which he maul* fedi SO' br; 11.1.4 t ready and wiling to ack.eowleoge." II elP el Messrs Currie and Co. may be consulted bypath* I Sc,x with the greatest secrecy and homier, at that.;. 107, Hafiou-Gartiai. katicies fa theicOuntry sib site the partocil'ars of then-.est., age sui.! general habit; ar.c. inclotine a r. 'Moaner tor advice' and medienks. Ma same will be riven or sent to shy pert or the lima vo.• • - HIGH "WWI ER Al' LONDON BRIDGE TO•MVRRO7 Morning• .. •••••••• •••:••• wee ...... 34.) iiiieutts VIC auattrs ti l i g 3 Lo 9 24l)O ublis t 4 : Prllifie4sy ttiver.seiar4ie beve s t s tale st, s Pit . :: lorm..., • • •‘'''' 1 ". I 1 .. -j is S] st 0 we log a $1 BA W dr . aim Ilia A I kr fie OA Sr diu Ilii di th lk le ... 1 at fissi M i r