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- I 1/011!NalMtHIS TO FORTUNE. Within thy Courts the trembi:ng crowd await . The witted resolve, the dread decrees of Fate. Hail! Hamlettly Born, 't is thine alone t' engage The miser's heart, to quell the spendthrift's rag,: ! To tangs of joy convert the captive's moan ; To hurl the Tyrant from his costly throne, To banish Faction-..crush hut rebel Crew, Crow humble merit with the honours due? All pow'rful Goddess, 1-csbia needs thy aid— An unmsutnlng fair and gentle maid'! Lesbia,•whust• heart dilates with Virtues glow, mate at blisfottune, moths Affliction's WWI Long has she tried each art, lose tried in vain, To forth! waering smiles, iby favour gain. Long ardent mosght, in vale tit` expeetrd hour, When o'er tle bericau, clouds sbdt crate to low'r; Bit still thy art• elude her watchful care, And Leek/ 'sbs to droop in keen desalt ! Relent, oh Fortune, unooth thy ruffling brows, • Mouse all tby etin step, thy far'rites rouse-- To I Aulda‘rearr the gilit'ring prize ordain, Attd pay, wi.h pitasurconualerous bours of pal& This, if thoult gram, ear thy pow'r invoke, And joyful how to meet thy Bovr`ry yoke! DRURT-LINE TRE.eI7'RE. ,new performer, a Mr. RAT, appeared on Satur. day, in Barak , He comes recomniended by much provincial tame, and . appears to have many of the most important rtquisities for his profession. His figure, though petite, is raceltil, and his countenance peculiarly eipresstve. The natural embarrassments of a first appearance probably prevented the more favourable exestion of his voice : it was pccasionally feeble and indistinct. The character in which he ap- ' peared may be consicleted, from its voriousnes.s and, difficulty, as a sufficient test of any powers capable of sui.taining it; and Mr. Ras evickaitly acquitted him self to the satisfaction of his audience. He was fre quently applauded in the more striking scenes; and his second appearance was announced with repeated ebeerings iron' the Pit and Boxes.—The character of tiertrsgle does not give much scope to the actress, yet Mts. Mooatt's personification placed 'it in a point of view we could net txpeet ; her conceilion of the clo set scene was admirable, and evinced a well.intOrmed • naiad, wish strung natural geninc : we eagerly antici pate her exertions in future, where her•powers can be fully brought into action. Mrs. Montle's figure is dig faified,ber countenanceexpresive, her enunciation har. anordous and distinct. We eongratulatc the Theatre on tile accession of thisioady who, we doubt not, wiabe found a vidualek actittiition. . . _ A chia who lately began to learn to read, if% the ChM'iy School at Gieenford, was among other words spell n ;; M, I, L, K, which be could not irarrrediately put nog• tiler to :ay %that they spelt,—when the master *aid, Well, Sir—what does M. I, L, K. spell ?" * Why bny still hesitating', the master again said— • 4 Why what does your mother put in her tea i" The boy answered, " Ram,Sir." On the first day of Term some of the depredators wha Irequeat the Courts. thiught fit to carry off a srtjeant's robe and A mat, from the Common Pleas. Wime he theft was dicovered, a gentleman enquired if the Sir:rant and his 'wig were sate? Yes, replied the infaimant, they have only aon seiterflrim. There is now at Plymouth a native of Owhyhee, who came over to see this country, son of a man of rank there. He came over in the Isaac Toad, free ship.from Nootka Sourid, with privy, for London. e vouch amused the Pl)stouth'audience at the The. we, by the expressive astoxishment he evinced while the performance was going-on. He has the exact cOuntemotee, and bushy hair, described in the plates lu Car.tain Cook's last voyage. About nine o'clock on Thursday morning, the 5 It instant, as a Folkestone butt, containing five persons, Was leaving Gravelines, it was suddenly swamped in the surf, and dace of the crew, viz. -Michael Boxer, his Jacob. id Elf ill below son Jim ~ ariL somas _ igar, a. 'ging to Folkestone, were drowned ; the tir o others with great difficulty saved themselves by swimming to the shore. A few nights s nce, the house at Mr. limutow, in Ocean,street,.Stepney, wits broken open, and mbbed of proverty to acc nsidcrable amount. The robbery is . supposed to have been committed bet ore nine o'clock; and by the daring rummer of plating a ladder to the window of she first tici.x. Wedneaday last was eommitted to Bury gaol, .111144, for p:lssing,a forged £l. note pu:poit •ing to be of the IS ;i:ic e f tngl4nd ; upon whose per son was found 49 m , re of ttir same k nJ, with viany base dollars and sixpences. A lii.e boy, son of Mr. Hastings, of .;t. Marthi's lane, died on Ft iday morning, in consequence rat hay ing accr tally swallowed a small quantity of aqua- ;idett fortis, which was procured to dean seine coppers. CHAPLIN, TUE Nitittorauft.—This man, who kin eustody for theanorder of his wife, on Friday wo u ld have added to dte catalogue of his crime s by a n ot h er murder, but for the inttrieressce of Ward, one of the turnkeys of the Compter. , It appears, that since 114 . . % John Corby, of the parish of Bengal*, Herts,earventer, builder, iirskr and chapati, Nov. 24, Dec. 1, and 26, at twelve, a; GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Ileynokis, Cheehunt, joke tiornby, of l'oq.aliatn-enurt•road.hinitileseX, ironmonger, dealer and chapntan, Nov. 21, 2d, and Dec. 26, at twaive, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. dheacinan;Hart-.tre. t,lllcrimoloary. Wilhait Knight Bate►, of the Minories, Loudon, ft bor.cl7th..l niauufactun:r, Nov. 21, Dtc. 1, at twelve, and Dec. 26, at 1, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. rind, l'hrognonetou-street. Theseus Dawson, of Bristol, dealer and chapinan, Nov. 16, 2d, and D:e. 26. at twelve, at the Coltruercial hennas, BriArnt. A t:orties, Mr. I 11011IAS lieelts, 4 , Strpie.hin,l.uadon ; or Henry Smith, Broad-street, I George Plidp liecher and Joseph Bather, of Broxd-street, don, and of fylauehester, merchants, dealers, chapmen rod, en partnyrs, Nov. 21, and Dec. Y 7, ar twelve, at Guildlia.l— Mr. Holt, '1 hroginortun-Arest. Matthias Davey the younger, of Chrshout, fiats, miller, dealer and chapman, Nov. 24, 26, and Dee. 24i, of 4' wren, at Gididhall. .Attomey, Mr. John Jesup , Claffurd's-Inn, London, or Want lumi-Abhey, Essex. Joseph Minet. of 1 ..bury-square, Middlesex, drrchan•. rov, Dt r 41,18, and I/tc. tti, at twelve,at Guildhall. Atturnies, Messrs. Waoleion, Baziow, and Grosvtaior, .tuatne-friars. Edward Jones, of (;rtat 14.0nar4-street. She.reditch, grocer, dearer and cleapmale, Nov. 24, at vlettn, I).c. 1 and .6, at tin:lite, at Guildhall. A turn es, Messrs. Wake& analAhnesley, , Finsburf-sq*.re. \ ' Thoatas i i.ylor and William licsi kin. of Brist4, ironmongers, Daigle:tooth., di•alas, cl!.apnteo, a-id copartners, Neer 16, 0, and Doc. 26. at one., at the Conunernal Kogan, lii Attornies, l‘lestrs. Llegg and Poole, neouthaeupeou-Ihsilenno, London ; or IVlessrt. Morgan and livett, llraotd. John Nacul):.r, or Old itraetford, INii dlexrx, tescdtman, dealer and chtpntan, Nov. 17, 24, and Dec. ed, z ricer -1,4 u Gin Attorney, Mr, Holloway, Lbanctt William Dope, of Oxford, gun-maker, Nov. sa, 211, and Dec. 26, at deven, at the 'lowa' Halt, Oxford. Attprmes, Mr. John Miter, IJa:ord; or Mr. %A IlLiaut Holmes, 2S , l . areat laancs street' gshitold-row, London. Edward Winr.all, of Newport, Munntouthsb.se, coos-factor, at.opke. per, ee.der and cliJomili. Dec. 3. 41, at eleven, at she '1 a but, brlstul. Thomas Brace, U. ts, n.t a•ltat, Chancery-lithe, LuLdun ; or Mr. Jtokea, Cur . itauttutaiwdre. Joseph Vincent, now of ,Fretlerkkplace,Hampstmduroad, hid. dlt vtctualier, ikalcr. alid ch,panan ' Nov. sv, Doc. i, and 2ti, at twelve, at Guildhall. Auuruey, Mr. Vizcalt, Bealturd street, 1....dt0rd-square. Waiism V arcyp, of CharldtelLice, Upper Krnnington-lane, burn. y, .:i.Autsterer, auctiozer.r.sdealer and ch.tpsttan, NOV. 17, 24, and Is. c. A, at eleven, at Guildsall. Attorney, Mr. Han 4sam, leiaza.t Chambers, Jan Wood, Sible .Hedingham, Essex, tanner, Nov. 23, 24, and . . Dec 26, at ten, at the Angel b,,, C4,lc.be , ,ter. Attortstes, Mtasrs. korbes, Pocock, and florist', kly-place, I.m.don; or Mr. Seweil, Halsttad, taste . .. John Sewell at d Donlas Mae Martin, Hoon4low, Midd!esex., SAX Nov. 19, 26, and Dec. 2b,.ae twave, at tAtildball, London. Attotntes, Mesnrs. Oakey and Duch * .ne, Quoin ect. SAinuel 3r. %es,/ v, badtord, Nov. 17, 24, and _ -Wll Er dy.b.ll4,rd, horse-dealer, .. v..17, - commitment he has bete doulile-iti..ned . and hand. Dec. 26, at at andata. 1 Loudon. !lifted. Having, however, begged to be unet iffed leushby,t-naerceb hut- ' AtturucY7 Mr. fe,r some necessary purpose; he asked a China-man, Theleas um, chewer, spitlt merchant, Nov. te, 27 and Dec. tti, .it 'waive, at the Rummer Tavern, Drivel. ::.etortie who is-in the Compter, for a knife to . cut his throat. Clarke, and Richartlet,Chancory-lane, London. The China-man having said he had not got one, he.; mel :V. "`w. cu.:yen, at ifeeri.teoat, Derr la, , courier, Le A c. 4, 5, and 26, at instantly rushed upon hint, tore his cloathes, ~•,111 ter, Lamb% Conduit street. Lon i .l k ian ° 7 4 or M t r i lkod illit w il in tvir l..in,c sPt oh n : , searched every corner of them fos the wrapcn; ter, Manch '1 homp.ote, ietnnili, Cumberland, check-tnanutacturt; -Ig disappointed, he seized a wooden bar, six feet long, and f. tit' inches in shieknesav and raised i t with) 1:17. lit , v , 3 , sod l:tc. 26, at eleven, _at the George !nu, tern - i i Lu i gi Lo Atvo n r i ni . c o s i. , tt r e;is. r %yorJ,wurill end Addison , Staple intent to itilict a deadly blow oft the poor Chita - 1 man's he..d, then the interference ef Ward prevent. I. Jain, :anus Chapman, Uui0 1 : 14 :-stre e t , o'l 1. ed his tell intent. He was then again handcu ff e at d; 1 19, 26, and Dec. VS, at twelve, at Gu im ildhall. 'Aittior? N ov. and on being asked the cause of this atrocious George Adey, B..lthvnesiolace, Leatl•er-lane, Holborn, iron tempt, Vitt meal's inn, 1i,4b,,,- u . 'tY, r. tempt, he said,...-- ,, The devil had ordered him to I rate-v.lwatt, Nov. 17, 21, and Dec. 26, at tea, at uwkibast..l wash the wall with the China-man's brains • and that Attorney, Mr. Dw.combe I.yon's Inn he had only him and two more to kill, whert ' he should Ce c o nv rge . Hardi . ty and lame; Cowing, Bedfiss . d-court, St. Paul .. h , _____ntuardut:, woollen-draper. and partner. Nov. ~ ° be perfectly easy." He is now confmed in a straight ! end Dec. :A, at abject:, at GuldhalL Atturules% Mews . I lou , ;e s ' waistcoat. It turns out, that this ti and Roche, Covent Garden Churobiard. 'Nought before the Sitting Alderm ai a t n re n t r . Y Fr m id a a n y ge w, n . as ' lames Yra•er, of Litvrpoot, intl. keeper, Dec. 2,3, .add M. at might, charged by his wile with m mg let ; and . eteirtu, at the art, be 1 avern.,Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. 111 rd, I.4stele Ditch, Lastrpool. from the peaceable manner in which he wing ctet; j o h o &m. 0., of L'r i-court, Banboinw.— • , _ •_• ... _ *.kr.a•••••Jarr i himself, and his positive ,assurances of (inure good ,Nov. aild a l P )::' tit vtn. at Cettikllkad. Atomics, behaviour, the Alderman was induced to let him go Mtlloll. steardun and Davis, Corlett -court, Gracccherch-street. at large. His wife then emphatically If h e Naltico A4k4ms. Briwol• cetnnum-brawar. Nov. VI, and was-let loose, she should be a dead wornan b e f ore Lee. 1, eel, at tea, at GLildhAll, I.undou. Atturucy, Mr. Ma- asst, bead-stmt. hill, Caeapaitle. the end of the next week."—Her wattle were unhap- o f - v - grect , St. Pancras, - • - Jams black, _ Prrcy pbboforte-maker„, .c, for on the Monday gamins $ was Nov. t. I, Dec. l and xb, at [cu. at tituiWhit]. Atturnerphlr. • • bitirudet3, Cbarlotte-strat, Raibbabc-placo. on this institution •tufts Hundred Thoirund Pounds. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. geld, Nelbert Israel,late of Ntood-sitdik Chespslde, silkstns- '• ' • •• la N t o o v f .l N S. evr •—M co o i n t --- :g l ast, Mr. pee r yd, • 'ZINIPBRSITY INTELLIGENCS. nutacturer, dealer and chamnan, Nov. 24, Dec. 1 and 26,.at -- • .; • Ini ° tt:d r° S it el D to ' PRINCE OF WALES'S COUNCIL, NOVEMBER 12, 1819- eleven, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Swan, titre ••t. was, 4,, goes i r ye ectenwatt. John "Wiens and Francis Collens, of Nicholas-lane, Lombard- New Bminghall- The Name of three wins evere nominated for Sheriffs by the street, and of Brenchley, 'Cent, timber-merchants, Not. 19, 98, i.i.c..c:AsTICAL PROatorlotat. Council of his Royal Wittiness the Prince of M'sles, at his and Dec. 28, at twelve. at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Baker I cr Rev. Joseph Langley Mills, Feliase of Magdalee c e,,,, ~ Royal fliabuesiesCounctiCharnher, !Somerset Place, on Thurs. end 5 N holas-Lme, Lombard -street, and Liuteltouse. . .Sons, ic appointed, by the Prince Regent, Chaplain to di ' "'' day, the twelfth day et November, in the 5 ;41 year of the reign Francis Kiernan, of N.street-sauare, and Sheedaue, founder, i Pe:M.4llla. e tor; l e tia ot. his Majesty line George the Third, and in the year of our u_.ret • er and cliapman,'Woo. 17, Dee. 1 and 26, at one, at Gulkl. ile • melilseldon Jodrell, BA. to the Rectory of Sure ha Lord r lie thousand eight hundred alai twelve: ball. Attoroey, Mr. WM. Jackson, Garden•court, TeniPle. . I Sharington, Norfolk. C Mina John Coleman Resit! • igh; or Pride as, Es q . maataoe, Nov, 9.—Satttedsy setrni Peed Spagnoletti of Dean -street, Soho, music and niutiral.atistm- t of f -4. .. , ens Isit-. R.4e, fa fi'r A.o.osit Gerry Moleswortie ot Pelican-ow, Dart. nuky Cutler, was elected a Fellow of D meat-sake , dealer and chaptnan, Nov. 21, D e c. i aqd SG, at ' thi4Ualve ii - • • ' — ""ag COOP, is 1 hailliti Ausceu, of Fowey, Este ten, at Guildhall. Attorney , Mr. Stevenson, • Newoguare, rs T.. . : " ADMIRAIA S' OFFICE, NOVEMBER 14. Lincule's !nu. Needs/ lasts the Bev. john Davie, D. D. Master fluss..a Codege,.and Willism.Frere, M. A. Mas h u g e( 56641, 1 VicediAdmiral Sir Edward Pelltw 11.4 s transmitted DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. Boks` College, is the two fleas of Colge. wh o h',l act m 7 .1 Ito John Wilson Croker. Esq. a letter from Captain Dec. 5. Edward Proctor, Ludgate.lell, corn-dealer, at in. --e-, the office of Vice-Chascellor„ were notuituted by t h e 11,:, t i,. Hostel. of his M.Ljesty's ship BArch:cite, giving an Nov. 17. John Stead, Foster-lane, warehouseman, at 12. Dee. and on Wedoemby Dr. Davis WAS elected by the S ena .' attempt cif his having, on the :26th of July, captured 5 . Tininias it innseYseen. Crosby-row, Berniondsey,hroom-maker, office for the awing year. se t o o ot at 11. Dec. 5. Richard Manley and John tiolness, Russell-streef. I T he SeAiMillkh prise 100 the waling year ha. b en of CAIN: St. V;to, 14 Victoire, a French privateer, of !rather-dyer. , Dec.'!'homes Miles, II di 101 - 1 the li.ev. E. Wianehant, M. A. of Trinity at 12. 5. homes ernsoit ey, Colio a l e,, 'l4ei e 4 .. , he ,__ . 001 thrte gitsts and :15 tntn, out i 2 days farm Naples.. monger, 4 , C 12. .p,..,e. Z. Richani Francis Sanders Enfield-chace, 'eu leapt's oralux himitiffl)4.:#l it kb Irdhten. and bad not made any capture. grazier, at 12. Dec. 5, John Vinoent, Seething-lane, carpenter, I Novabillra IL—Saturday stfunight, Mr. Rog," R.A.40 at IL' Dec. S. William Witnall, Milton, Saltier. at 12. Dec. 5, 1 aticy_enliege o was elected a Fellot• ot Dowaing C u te le . n ' B ‘NKItUPTCY ENLARGED. Cutbbert Maraltall Ratcliff- square , mariner, at 11. Dec 5. John ' w ednesdarlast, Mr. John Walker Harrison, of Cane c„,n.„,„' January S. John Hanson, of St. Jtohti-street, Clerkenwell, inn- Hank Knibbs,l ' ' he D Joh L as admitted to the degree of Bachelor in Medein --1.4 atne•street, tiro r, at 11. ec. 5. n extols keeper and spirit-merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. 11 . Tkeit,e and John Hillier Poole, drapers, at 12. Nov. 21. John Gordon, Rober . brnk ' • t Ffarmerie, ot Pem e Luileke, and the Rev January 5. Henry I .atubtlen, of Bristol, pin-naaautacturee, at 11, W. Chad, of Cates College, were adniitted *- sigh,-, Hunter street, ' Jam e s Etches, li 1 eet, merchant, at 1. Dee. 5. o born, At the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Maste rs of ate ; 4 Haberdasher, at 11. D e c. S. Esther and Simeon Joseph, Bury- and Mr. Henry Warburtans of Cellos Colic, to the &e ked BANKRUPTS. • street, merchants, at I. Dec. 5. Martin French, Georgesstreet, Bachelor of Arts. , Thomas Baker, of Roche•ter, Kent, draper, dealer and chapman, wine -merchant, at 12. Nev. 21. Charles Laing, Wapping, ship- i Rev. Willcsan Thomas Ellis, A. B. of Trick,' COSep • • • opts. to surrender November 17, D e c e mb er 1, and 56, at ten. at chandler, at 10. Dec. 5. Christopher Jettnians,Portsea, grocer, at :tented in the perpetual curacy of Wye. Guildhall. Attorney, me. G. Adams, Old Jewry, I.ondon. 11. Dec. 5 Robert Bainton,Lonshard-atrllet, preeisionalealer, at Rev. Peter Sandilord, A. M Rector of .Falutodestsa IA James Bradshaw, Robert Bradithaw, and John Winder, of Lan-' its. Dec.s. Balthazer and Edward Adams, Buchleraltard. lihip- Croaton,'ln Norfolk, is elected CO:lra:26.)n Procne for is, caster, merchauts and cup:miters, Dec.lo, at tire, Dec. Ilt builders, at 10. Dec. S . Samuel Bowen and John Edmoqd Wil- Clergy of the Arcbdesconries of Norwicla sod Norf.& • and 26, at eleven, at the Kings Arm I.ancaeter. Anoraks, son, White/friars, Sour-factors at 1. Dec. 6. Henry Walker , - ________,— MARRIED. '• ~ ' Mews. Atkinson, Wilde% and Niackareli, Chancery - lane, W est End. merchant , 10. Sour-factors, 4. William Forster, Cartier- On the 4th Inst. at Clifton , Bru t s o d i • mar , . Can H i ._ I.ondon ;or Messrs Dowleggiti and Sharp, Lancaster. ton-sites:4 coachonaker, at 11. Dee. 5. William Prosser, Back- E.g. to Harriet, eldest daughter of Jeli ' 4 ad - 7Z Thomas Hayman, of Honduras -street, Old•street, Middlesex, hill, white-snsith, at 10. Dee 12. Jobe Com e . w‘seou-steeet, Rev. John Ward, Rector of Littleton and C I ', I , % ma i A-. rectifier, Noe. IN 25, at twelve, D ec. Dec. 26, at ten, It Guild- brewer, at IL Dec. 5. Charles Poulton, stendiog, cablnet-maker, to MKS B. Smith, 4th daughter of Mr. Th Ni m bi , „, - - k. : hall. Attorney, Mr. Jesse Hasaunon, IS, Great St. Helen's. at 1. ,Dee. 12. Thomas Luke, i:xent, brewer, at le. Dec. 5. mhigton Manor Farm, Henbery, DlOUCeSttreltre. 14 Edward Osman, of Hackney, Middlesex, baker, dea'er and chap.. 1 Joseph Butt, Cambridge victualler , at 12. Dec. 5. Thomas Wells Rev. 'l' Bel . grave. Rector ot North Kilwortb, Leicestashirs, man, Noe. le, 25, at twelve, and Dec. 26, m ten, at Guildhall. and George Owen Tooke, it I, s tin h —an....-1, timber - merchants , at 1420 to H a,, Mrs. olmes, ueater of the Rey. Mr. Clambirs, Req., Atamity, Mr A. C. Bond, Ware, Herts. I Ike. 5. Peter Leonard, Fleet -street, haberdasher , at 10. Dec. 3. Of South Kilworth. William Newman, of Woutiliridge•Als, near Devizes, IS'ilts, John Steight, Richmond, surgeon, at 11 . D•c. 5. John Pycroft ; • . - std grime of ' an, Ilristol, miller, dezler and chap. •i a•id Ralph Jackson, Wapping, ship-chandlers, at 11. Dec. 5. I man, Nov. 18, 25. at twelve, and Dec. 26, : t ten, at Guildhall. •11,oilias Lingford, Leicester-square, mercer, at 12. Dec. 5. M Atiotes, Messrs. Weston - and Tttbdale, Fesichurch-street, . ,r William Franc s Walk e r , Cha t ham, draper, at 10. Dec. S. James Pr earn , Leaden., . Peaoa, East-cheap, wine -merchant, at I% Dec. 5. Joseph Itead, of Oldham, Lancashire, money-scrivener, I sparks, Buckingham-street, scrivener, at 11. dealer and cha p man, Nov. so, Dec. 2, and 26, at one, at the Bridgwater Arms Inn, hiancitester. Anomie., Mr. Philip DIVIDENDS to he made In the COUNTRY. Hurd, King's Bench Walks ' 'I einple, London; or Mr. Law, D ee . 8. Willi am F enton S cott , L ucas Ni c h o l son , and George 11, Spring Gardens, Manchester. Smith, Leeds, bankers, at 1, at the Hotel, Leeds . Dee. 9. Sarah Tleanas PWINSe, of the parish of Huntspill, Somerlet•ihires apo- C rosslan d , Li verpool , ship-chandler, at 1, at the Globe, Liver. thecary, dealer and chapman, Nov. 15, 2.-:„ and Dec. 2ts, at pool Dec. 9. Edward Briadshaw, James PollifQll, and Mae t -- AIIa 7 ICE. 12, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attooties, Mr. John Vitty, Manchester, horse-milliners, at 3, at the Bridgewater Co ' li, Small-street, Bristol; or Messrs. isigg and Poole, Arnie Manchester. Dec. 7. John Ellis, Corn Dean, butcher, at WHEN Men of Education and pmlessinnal *iii Southampton .Thsildii , gs, Cbsentery-lane, I.ondon It, at the White Hart, Morton. Dec. 10. Robert ameba, Monk use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe apt Fraecete Clark, ot Great RAlSSCii.Strter, Blovisaehury, IViitielleset, Wearmouth Shore, ship-Nader ' at 11, at the !'ridge Inn, Biehop certain method of treating e few prevailing Diseasea, tie ttross, and ot Marga.e, Kent, trap' a desher and milhsier, dealer 1 411 . w,armouth, Dec 7. WafiamLamb, Dudl e y, victuall e r, at Ii . i ini result of tneil experience is the best pistol ° 1 suPerionors ' chapsve:aan. Nov. IS, 25, and Dec. 26, at ten, at Guldhall.— ! at the Royal Hotel, Birmieeham. Dec. 10. David Lewis, Ma- I Messrs.. BOSS and Co. yurgeons, tire beat induced to mat,e Actor:deny Mows. Jennings and Cults, Cary-street, Lincoln's ; ford, shopkeeper, at's'', at the Conunercial Rooms, Bristol. Dec.f the cure of the folloWing the obta of their'particular midi. we. Inn, London. 1 17. Wilburn and gdward Appleton, Smedley, paper manufactu• 1 /I "slain Disorders erisinlintif sismisacmd to a roment of moll. George Shade., of Prince's -street, Cavendisiessauate, Middlesex,' errs, at 11, at the Mosley Arms, Manchester. Dee 9. David cation, and its .. ecnittnnitants, Strictures aad Glees, whi s .lh l t booksellet and stationer, dealer and chapman, Nov.:'*, 58, and Atchison, Weeden Beck, draper, at ii, at the Angel, Nordsamp- an improved plan , are speedily anleffeetually cured; as a r io Dtcest.ba Sti at ele'ven, at Goiklhall. Attornies, Messrs. I ton. D ec. 4. Samuel Ro e -ers, Chepstow, staoner, at Is, at the . bility , whithersarisine from Bacchanalian ineltßimoni, bag ea. Wilkinson . an d Young, Margaret street, Cavend is h -eguare. . Union 1 avers , Birmingham. Dec. 10, Willnuis Masters; Ware- denceir ":ants etiolates, er a secret solitary vice, too *yip John Kingsley the younger, ot Pcgsdon parish of Shitlington,l harn,Janholder, at 11, at the Antelope, Poole. D. c. 5. Ru happily pursued by tire youth ot both sexes, in the ern COWEsi B‘dfordshlre, slseeplobbel..dealer and chapman, Nov. 21, 28, Youd, Downlaun Market, tanner , at 12, at the Crawn, Down- werslity or barnamess, and in she other a namernu igek. and Dec. SG, at twelve at Guialliall. Attorney, Mr. '1 own- . b ‘m let . r e Lt. vows diseases, - which, if not timely remedied, templet= send, Staple-Inn, L ondon; or Mr. Eade, iiitchin, Herm. i fence and enestunytaM.. In that di‘tressitig State of . . . .. _ "-.1 ialik.ar Bew.trtarrr.—Fri day evening J. Thomas was char ged with swindliag, i:: representing himself, at the Ben Inn, in the Strand, as a rider to the house of Breach and Co. grocer, in the Poultry, and thereby obtaining lodging Apd board, including wine, pinch, ' Bic. for whiOh be was una!•k to pay ; and, (luting , die time, having a variety of goods sent to him, for which he was also unable to pay. lie repregerved nsself to have been a traveller for the last ten yenrs, ti it , s_gentlentan present .stated, that ht recollected 'Mni a itliin a very short Lims to have been a common 'pot-boy at a public laause. The charges, however, %amounting only to debt, he was held to bail for his good behaviour. haat: and Morris, charged with tatting the pocket of Mr. Tippler's coat, and stealing his silver snuff h sx, in the pit of Covent Garden Theatre, were again - _ _ - 'maid ' DIED, ~. ~. - i •...r 4`!" , Friday lair, at his house, in Nizholas.hne. Mr. BagiAb s . well, aged tits, sincerely rrst , ..ttt d and respect e d front his sal benevolence and ettethive private chalky. He wait Freemason, and his loss will be long felt by the iis:c that fraternity. Rev. G. Talbot, rector of Ingestrie, Staffordshire, in t year of his age. Rev. E. Milrgan, rector of Rea rsby, near Leizester, e l of the late Rev. N. Morgan, master et tl, y 41111114 se! 001; deficisrey, whether the consequence of such baneful arising from any utlier cause, by which the powers or the omen. union become en!bebled, as riguiirly educated Surgeons alma don, they oiler a Utmoiale, and speedy restoradou to mod 1161 i vigoroul health. The result of a long and extenslre practice has enabled tkU,, by a sirperfor method, to remove venereal contylaints, hose* inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the patket go least restraint in diet or exercise; and in recent Cases early is made on discovery of tile, infeetson, c;.:;iittly perform a.cnce ip the short space of two days. preceilented success of their mode of tr.stment "(winch been known to fail la one:single instance in a practice of l$ duritig which period many thousand persons of bait been cured, ev-ii after severe anti irjorions inettesltlitt pursued by other Prac.itioutrs without effect), 011ie& &Nib Ueda publicly oiler their adv;ce. Messrs. Owls and Co. exclusively professing the nth Of this particular complaints, in toilet that they atay tfst. h, by $ mistaken few, marked with the obloquy so justly.naglial p the ignorant empiric, 'think it het justice to tbeinselves to soil that dirt have teen prolierly rducated and trillions' boo swrg . . . brought np. Mr. BIRNIE asked Isaacs if he paid for his admission to the pit 2 to which he answered in the alirmative ; when'Mr. B. replied that he thought it . rather extravagant for a journeyman butcher, which the privner represented himself to be, though his fashionable appearance but ill coriesptaded with his Assertion ; and the prosecutor's evidence being sfiffi ciattly strong,• they were fully ccmmitted ; notwith.; st:inding Mt. Isaacs, the attorney, brought two .per.. their character, who, however, to branch of the profession (ceersficates of whichßcu 44iapi Hoephals, and testimonials trout the most eminent Ariaba t they have to convince any inquirer) that the nat . * from their endeavaurs first irduded them to quit the" the general Practitioner, and they presume thet their constitute a lair ground for the unprecedented coafidence .which they have, by the Pub he, been so liberafly Patients in the country are requested to staie the parkslan of their case, age, and manner of living, enclosiag a Bank -903 for advice and trediciues f aral the same will be fors ardiod is Ai/ part of the kingdom. To be consulted at their been daily (personally, or II JO4 ippeared by rider - in ol either set, with itextei,delicacy, and atientiell. COAS and Cn. Sureenes. 11. Illnirverle• , rret Fl •et-orwt- sons to .. _ ‘,llaracter, ........, know little about them. - Emily Du !ton was committed for re.exasninatinn, ._________ • CtiAl.LliteLle.. . . . charged with being concerned, with others, in robbir.g ' J. Atkins, in White Hart-yard, of be 3 ru notes, and . MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late take IleSsietny's Service, challenge the wnoie ur ea to prone s some silver. 1 *lngle instance where their hiedmitie and method of weever El Itfl. —Early on Ssturday moaning a fire broke Wiwi of the desicad effect. The practice ot many T un IN tls nut in the premises of H. Lowe, Esq. in \Valliseats- Pa rticulat bra i lch of their pro f ession bas not &iv" rise ".11 ! unsuccessful Oise. land, which consumed two stacks of hay of hay near 100 loads..T.he prent3:3 were with diffic.ilty saved. . of ' T v lbey con , tia tie to direct their studies to the tress rent minis Venereal Complaints, and V o at derangement of the selln) Finn/XING HOSPITAL AT Moscow.—This cele. woch is the minsequence of the pernicious and wa4teful &Mg braced Hosisiint, the Steward of which, as Lord C tit. habit long antintost unhappily pursued by they outhsoCuthalS in the one is will be found to be the sinfallitig source 44 hi t cart states in her recent dispatch, was "the most en2i.. ness ; the other have its ravages lat.:lly developui to them IV nent Public Functionary found in the city," by the tressing state ot tit tinny, which, if not timely temediad o toMilli Gailic incendiaries, was the noblest and most corn.. In impotence. These are its resnote aosl taimate aects sumptions, loss of muscular polo er,ar,d various nervoui . plate institution of the kind in Europe. It was form dad by the renowned Empress Catherine, in 1764 ; ; usually charac:erise the earlier stages of this solitary trit‘ sons languishing ur.der t lie disorders incident to such* . .. - . .. .. ' unli t c a l' venereal irsfr" an immense pile of builiiings of a quadrangular shape, and calculated to contain and accommodate 8000 fonedlitigs. The utmost privacy and freedom pre vailed in this institution : caddies were placed during the night in niches in different parts of the building ; in these the infants were secretly - )4ted, and the depu bells rung ; the bringers immediately retired, and the children were speedily taken into the house. it was also at the option of mothers to come and be de livered privately in the house; no questions were ever asked, and every proper care and attention was paid to her ; the infant was left. and considered as the child of the State. Those were taken the greatest care of, and at the age of fourteen they had the liberty i of chusing any particular branch of trade, and for this purpose different species of manufactures were established in the Hospital. When they had gone through a certain apprenticeship, or about the age of Twenty, they were allowed the liberty of setting up Jor themselves, a sum of money was bestowed upon each foundling for that purpose, and they were per mitted to awry on trade in any part of the Russian Empitc. A very considerable privilege in a country where the peasants are slaves, and cannot leave their villages without the permission of their masters.— This admirable and incalculably useful institution was in a . great supported by - - contri- . degree,. voluntary butions, legacies, Ac. to encourAge which, the Ern.: press granted to all benefactors some valuable privi, leges in proportion to the extent of their liberality s and a private merchant, earned D/110DORP. expended *--- amounting bp nearly Twi treatment is simple and Las never must eossrre of a lung, laborious, and m estesisied r .— mokt obstinate and complicates) cases of venereal Whelk , 11 " u ob•Anictions in the urethra, spongy escresosoces. niers, callow ulcers; eruptions, seminal weakoeshiPaii lli ' SiltlC fURES,• Wbether reams or of iongd.urarton, and which ken toad 0 0 wawa 0314 . . skill *Faber Practitioners are by their presesit u. treatment, effectual!) and perr. , enently ctuesi, without suffering the excruciating pain and alarming bernotrishi wbr often fellows the application of the lunar caustic. le lbsoirl' BO years excessive practise to this metropolis, notastsosal lddi Strictures have been and art daily under theirs*. eradication of which are effected by a safe, certain, andorr j • Vous mode of practice, superior to any other yet '" weakness, relaxation, and debility proceed/lig frees o °o pWnt, is speedily removed, and the patient *salmi to and norous health. But where tbealebilit, has far }tali teal, a proper perseverance in their restorative remedies Stricture has been destrmed, is Indispensably requisite theelombering sparks of life and to reanimate the mu tif, Several Ndblenien and life, of the urn met have been under the care of Maim Currie and Co. for amoral of complaints of the Urethra, Stnetcees, he. aid, nrceiverl a radical and permanent evre milted thin way be made tti thew ea NMI dory evidence of the IPortoritY of Karns. Carrie end CO plan id tresimair% Odom Gentlinarn bad Strictures hum tea to mew end wane under tie care of Messrs. Home and fent e tbri surgeons of equal en:isms, silo mopped WY • %Oration of the lunar caustic, without wren. Orthaelegiallfrie an/ Co. may be t ono heti by eiebers o 4 seetecy sad bondov6 st choir honev.? 107.4:tr c retl. 6 1 " Patients la the 4oentry fie tieirested to strieedii of their ease. age , 44 4 Anent tuhlt °Meg; "V s .% remittance for *lee and Midi cilpis 1 . 110 : • - even - or sine to pus dais kin irtr it• • ' atTDO:I t frilled Lgt'SSlLtirft publlshOstbere, mast the Stu D1i55,17.4117X1 V .~ ~~ , 1 1 r e, 4 I a I .4 . J