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POLICE. bOW4TßUT.—Yesterday morning Nichols, one of the conductors of the Bow-street Patrole, appre hended a Clerk employed in a large concern, on a th.irge of forgery, ot embezzlement. R. Limberick took into custody at the same time, two men of respectable appearance, on charges of forgeries to a very considerable extent. They all un derwentlong private examinations before Mr. BinNiz, who committed them for further examination. A broker, in &met's-town, was convicted before the same Magistrate, in the penalty of 40s. and costs, for placing goods on the public path. • D. Lovell was fully committed for trial, charged with robbing a Gentleman, a few mornings mince, in Xeicester-square, by Collier, one of the pat, ole, who saw him take a handkerchief from a Gentleman's yocket ; and, while he purs.ued the prisoner, missed ,the Gentleman. Collier had also seen the prisoner a few mornings previous, in the company of a gapg of thieves, in Little Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn fields, insulting females, and attempting to rob peo ple as they passed.—The prisoner was fully com mitted for trial. _ _ rd Kendal was charged by a Grazier, by whom he was employed, in the neigh bourhood of Fetter-lane, with robbing him of a quan tity of brass dust, value Is. which the prisoner was detected in the act of carrying away in his coat pocket. The prosecutor stated, that he employed upwards of eighty men, and had discovered that he was perpetually robbed in this manner, so that the property stolen was to a considerable amount, for which reason he was anxious to make an example of the prisoner, whom he had protected from want at the time he besought employment, and was there fore guilty of base ingratitude, as he paid him one guinea per week, though a stranger to the business. I fie was, however, willing to drop the prosecution, provided the prisoner would volunteer to serve in the army or navy.—The prisoner pleaded distress, and • having a wife and family, and she far advanced in pregyoncy, as the mason he declined the alternative of going into the army or navy.—The wormy Alder tnan (I:surnors) ordered him to be imprisoned for one month in the House of Correction. _ ... W. Lelland, aged 17, servant to a victualler, was yesterday charged with stealing a metal watch, with lold chain and seals, six table-spoons, and three silver adles. Mr. Gold, of Fleet-street, proved that the prisoner brought him the watch, which he took in' pledge for four guineas, saying, that it was left hint y a deceased uncle ; and some, time after the pri s.lier's fa:her, a butcher, redeemed it. The father stated, that he had been informed by his son, that he tad purchased it of a man at Camberwell-fair for six shillings ; and when he took it out of pledge, he sold it, owing to his distress; but did not know to whom. The youth was remanded for fur examination. HATTON-GARDEN.—Yesterday a baker, in the vi cinity of Clare -street, was charged with exposing to sale bi ead short of weight, and was convicted in the penalty of 2s. 6d. per ounce, and the bread forfeited to the poor. A young man wls committed for re-examination, charged with being concerned with others not in cus tody, with breaking into the premises of Mr. Moor, oilman, in West Smithfield, and stealing thereout a quantity of soy, and ether articles. throN-HALL.— R. Garr and J. Searls were charged with having stolen a quantity of pease. Collingbourn and Glennon, as they sere going along the Borough, observed a town-cart with six sacks, turned inside our, which were lull of something. Suspecting all was not right, they questioned the carman, who informed them that they were put into his cart by two men, at the King's Head Inn, in the Borough, who were to meet him in Fleet-market. The officers proceeded with the cart, and in their way the carman pointed out the men from whom he had received his orders, sho were the prisoners, and who, on perceiving the carman pointing to them, ran off. 7 hey were, how. ever, afterwards apprehended. On the sacks were marked gg Staples, Horton," and they were filled with peas. Collingbourn immediately wrote to Sta ples, who informed the Magistrate, that the barn of W. Mumford, Esq. of Sutton-at-Hone, had been broke cpen, and a quantity of peas stolen; and also that the sacks were part of ten which had been stolen from him, containing potatoes.—The prisoners were fully committed on both charges. A few evenings since, two nocturnal depredators, technically termed evening sneak:, forcibly entered the premises of Mr. Alexander, in Leicester-street, and succeeded in packing up a quantity of elegant bed-furniture, together with other articles to a great amount, with which they left the house undiscovered. A number of robberies have lately been committed in Nottinghamshire, the guilt of which the robbers ' themselves appear anxious to lay on the head of Ned Ladd': men, who, we fear, have already enough to answer for. The following are the particulars of some of these daring villantes : —ln the evening of Thursday se'nnight, as Mr. Mattock, wool-comber, of Arnold, was returning home from Nottingham, he was assailed by a ruffian, who presented a pistol, and demanded his money. Mr. M. had but a few shillings about him, which the villain took, at the same time observing—" If any one enquires who robbed you ? say it was one of Ned Ludd'F men." The villain who committed the following I obbery was very pro bably the same. The same night, as C. Whiler was returning from Sneinton to Carlton, where he had been working as a tailor, he was met by a man of genteel appearance, about three hundred yards from what s called the Meadow-plat Gate, who presented a pistol, and demanded his money. The young man was compelled to deliver his watch and 7s. The robber declared he was a Ned Ludd's man, and re '. turned him a lilting to drink his health ; and, after ask .ng . his name and place of abode, he said he should have his watch returned before long. James Kinley, residing near the Leen-side, in Nottingham, who was driven out of employment in consequence of the frames being broken at Mr. Lowe's, in Crossland street, to prevent himself from becoming troublesome to his parish, took to hawk red-Herrings for a liveli hood ; and as he was rearming from Arnold on Thursday night, a footpad presented a pistol, and demanded his money ; and, on his remonstrating on the inhumanity of sobbing so poor a man, another villain rushed upon him, and they jointly compelled biro to deliver his pusse s containing 13s. iz.*pziftztri 4 AZTRANDimar. The widow of a Field Officer, aged Sti eloped from her •two daughters, in the neighbour. hood of Baker-street, last week, with a gallint son of Mars, a private of a ltglit dragoon regiment, aged 22; and was led to the hymenial altar on Monday last. The Lady has te 800 a-year, besides a handsome provision for her two daughters, proVidiag there be no increase of family. . BoxEns.—lt seem that Cfopley has declined fighting Ford, so that no pugilistic matches are on. There are no competitors to be fount against Jay and Carter. PEDESTRIANIOI.---Another attempt to rival the Kentish-man in his performance of ten miles in one hour, was yesterday made by a Mr. Sumner, for a wager of twenty guineas. The attempt was made on the Uxbridge-road, and the pedestrian did fi ve mile.; in two minutes over the half hour, but he was afterwards beat by time in every hundred yards, and the hour expired when he had done nine miles and a quarter. The ground was favourable to the task. SWINDLING. —TWO men of gentlemanly appear ance and ensnaring address, one of whom called himself a Colonel, and the other a Swedish Count, have for several days been defrauding jewellers, tinen ', drapers, tailors, dte. They are attended by a ser ' vant in green livery with red facings, and have le vied contributions lately at Cheltenham and amongst the Oxonians. Tuesday last as Ashmore, the carrier betwixt Gainsborough and Bawtry, etas passing through Beckingham with his cart, attended by a large mas tiff dog, the ferocious animal fastened upon the son' of Mr. Oate, innkeeper of the former place, a child about four or five years old, who, with several other children, was at play in the street, and would inevi tably have torn the boy to pieces in a few minutes, but for the timely assistance of some people that were at hand. 'I he po.w little fellow is dreadfully lacerated in various places, but it is hoped the conse quence will not prove fatal. Mr. Oate has coma sienced an action against the owner. A few days since as Mr. Bolingbroke, rug manu facturer, of Coggeshall, Essex, was turning into the gateway of the Bull Inn, Woodbridge, a Itta-se had run furiously away with a gig belonging to Capt. Chester, of the artillery, which came in contact with Mr. B.'s chaise, and instantly threw it over; when Mr. B. received some very severe bruises, but Capt. C.'s ser vant sustained very little injury, though dragged 100 yards on the ground; the gig was broken to pieces. The revival of the Old Mode of Drawing the Lot tery has become exceeding popular, in consequence the Public getting the whole of the C ; ital Prizes in the last Loamy, in Shares ; the Little Lottery is to be drawn in the same manner, on the 17th of next month. _ _ _ The Acid prepared by SPYRING and MARSDEN 6 so useful, wherever Lemon Juice is wanted, for do mestic purposes, that it enly requires publicity and a trial, to be generally used at Table ; it is so finely powdi red, that it readily dissolves in the plate, and, ith the Acid, yitids the finest flavour of the Lemon ; ilwre i s also a Urectinn on the bottle for Lemonade, &c. MARKETS. SMITHFIELD, January 29. Beef 4s 8d to 64 Oil j Veal 6s Od to 8s 03 Mutton Ss 4d to 74 Od Pork 5s Od to 7s 6d Beasts. about SlO—Sheep and Lambs, 3,400. Calves, 103—Pigs, '260. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Hay 51 10, to 51 10$ New Clover 51 10. to 71 Os New Hay 01 Os to ')1 Os Straw 11 15s to 21 Si NEWGATE AND LEADF.NHALI. MARKET. Beef 4s Od to Ss 461 Veal Ss Od to 7s 8d Mutton 4s at to 6s Od Pork Ss 83 to 6s 8d PRICE OF PLOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Bags. Pockets. 311 Os to 161 Os Kent 101 Os to 141 146 101 104 to 131136 Sussex 101 0. to 131 Os 111 Os to 131 Os Farnham 181 Os to 241 Os PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. ST. JAMES'S- WUITECHAPM Hay SI. Os. to 51. Ss. od. Hay 41. 4s. to SI. 16s Straw 11. 195. to 21. lls. Od. Clover 61. les. to 71. 106 Straw 11. 181. :o 21. Y. Keat Sussex Essex PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Market 5s lld Town Tallow 1011 6d Clare Market Ss 113 Yellow Russia 96s Oe Winteel)apel Market Ss 10d White ditto 95s Oil per stuue of Sib. ----- Soap ditto 92s Cd 173 6d Melting Stuff 74s od Average 5s Ild Ditto rough S2s Od to cos Graves 24s Od. Good Dregs 9s Od . __ Yellow Soap 109 B—Mot tle 114s—Curd, :las—Palm 00s. Price of Candles per Lloaso, I Sx. 6d—Moulds, 15s Od. RAW HIDES. Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary Is. 10d. to 2s. Od stone) Ss. 0•l. to Ss. 4d. I Market Calf 17s. Od. each Middlin73 Cs 41. to Ys. 64. English Horse 15s. to 16s. Od Lamb Skins Os. Od. au Os. Od. Shearbugs 3s. 04. to Ss. 6d.. PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL MARKET. Butts 22d 25d Calf Skins 32d sad Ditto 26d 2Sd Ditto Merchants' Backs 512 d 244 Ditto 38d 46d 38d 45d Dressing Hides 20 Id 22t1 Small Seals 33d s4d Fine Coach Hides ittid 24d Large ditto, per doz. mi. 180 s Crop Hides for cute. 18d 20-0 Tanned Hors* Hides 2&s Ditro lid £3id Goat Skins 34s 62$ UXBRIDOR, JAW. 28.—Wheat per load £25 10. to £37 Os. Barley, per quarter SOs. to sl9s. Oats 465. to 56,. Beans 995. to 1 lis. New ditto 6(is. to 7-2 s. Rye 003. to 00s. Peas Wis. to 88s. OITORD, JAN. 21—The second best price of a bushel of Wheat was 1.55. ed. according to which price, and a due allow ance made to the baker, the assize and price of bread are as fol low, viz.—The peck loaf househole. to weigh 17 lb. 6oz. is 51 Id Tbe halt peck 2s. 6d. and the smaller in proportion. CANTERBURY STOCK MARKET, JAN. 2g.—Beef, 19s. od. to 15s. od. per score.—Mutton, ss. sd. to 6s. Od. per stone. — Veal, is. od. per stone. lialift ➢RICES OP GOLD AND SILVER. Portugal Gold in Coin, - 6s. Od. per oz. New Dollars, Xti 68. Q. per oz. New Doubloons, £5 3.. Od. Silver In bars per oz. Os. Od. COURSE OF :XCHANGE. Amsterdam, 28 11 2 U I Palermo, 125 Pence per oa. Ditto at sight, 27 10 Leghorn, 58 Rotterdam., c. 1. 812 ' 2 U Genoa, 54 ilamburgh, S 3 0 2 , 1 U I Venice, u. C. S 2 Liv. Pietas Altona i 28 1 C; U effective pert. soh Paris 1 day's da. 18 80 Liv. Naples, 42 Ditto, 2 Us. 19 0 Li3bon, 71 Liourdeauz, do. 19 0 Oporto, 70t Madrid, Effect. I Dublin, 8 Cadiz, 49 Effect. I Cork, 81 Rio 'metro 72, Malta 64, Gibraltar 44. - P1t,1t...1'. OF i..OALb—COAL MARKEI, JANUARY o.ls Ships at Market Sold .7rlVill. 4Ss. 'it I. 14.540. 9d 45i Newcastle 27i 6 Sunderland 54 46s. Ott. 40 ills. 9d On the '2 5t h instant a coal-elealerat Brighton was summoned before the resident Magistrate for selling a chaldron of coals nine bushels short of the legal measure. He was fined two pounds for *very bushel denclent, making aliogetber tin sib of s£lB. MOH WATER At LONnON blikoGlt TO- MORROW. to minute after t Afternoon 37 milintri after - S ALES` Et AUCTION, - WIMPOLE-STREET, CAVENDISH-SQUARE Elegant Fashionable Furniture, Pier and Chimney-glasses, Brae, kit end other Clocks, Small Service of Plate ' linen, China, and Glass, Cellar of Choice Wines, and other Effects, By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, No. 6, on the East side of Wimpoleistreet , on 'Tuesday, February 2, and following Day, at Eleven, -R. E Fashionable HOUSEHOLD FURNI 'I'URE, comprising Four-post and other Bedsteads, with Chintz-cotton, &c. Furnitures ; excellent Bedding, well-made Cabinet articles, of all descriptions ; Drawing room suit of silk tabberet Furniture, Pier and Chimney-glasses, Clocks, small sec.. vice of Plate, Linen, China, and Glass, Cellar of Choice Wines, consisting of fine favoured Claret, Madeira, Hock, Champagne, Bucellas, &c. the Property of 14IATTliEW DAY, Esq. May be viewed on Saturday and Monday preceding the Sale ; Catalogues, at One Shilling each, to be bad on the Premises; and of Mr. Gaunt, Solicitor; No. 4, Holborn-court, Gray's-Inn ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. COMPACT PLEASANT RESIDENCE on the East side of WIMPOLE-STREET, with GARDEN, COACH-HOUSE, STABLES, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, on Tuesday, the 2d of February, 1919 , at 12 , A COMPACT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, held for a long term at a low ground rent, situate Nd. 6, on the Eatt side of Wimpole-stree4 Cavendish•sguare. The property of a GENTLEMAN. Consisting of a neat Entrance Hall, Breakfast-room, excellent Dining Parlour, opening to a neat Garden. On the First Floor are two Drawing- - rooms, communicating, and neatly finished; on the Second Floor are two Bed-chanib , 4s, at.tl a Dressing room,Closets, &c. and three Attics over ; a Stone Stair-case to the Setond Storey. Basement contains Housekeeper's-room, Butlers -roosts, Servante-hrll, detached Kitchen, Scullery, ilk:. Wine Ctliar, and Vaults for Beer ac.sl Coals. A Garden at the back neatly laid out, leadin. e to a Coach-house, and Stable for Four Horses, with Lofc reidßouni over. 'lO be viewed by 1 ickets; Particubra on the Premises ; of Mr. Gaunt, Solid or, No. 4, linlhorn-court, Gray's-Inn ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, of whom 'Fiches for viewing may he had. FOR COUGHS, HOAItSENRSSES he. THE great demand ter Mr. GREENOUBI-1 9 S LO- Zt.NGES of TOLD, after SO years trial, proves their site. periority, as the most pltasaut and effectual oemedy for .11 Corghs, Hoarseneists, :err 'I hrow 8, and Deffuetkins on the Lungs, beat ing the rawness of the hreest, and affording - great relief fa Shot t ness of Breath, Asthmatic and Consumptive Complaints. 'Tice genuine only have " R. Hayward" primed on the t;ramp—all others are counterfeits—by whom they art prepared, as sneer sors to Mr. Greenough._ Sold in I ondon (by his appointment) by Newberry St.,ratil's Church-yard ;Dicey & Co. Bo..veturch-yard;B:yley 8: Co. Cock spur -street; Nix, Royal Exchante ; Ward, 324, Holborn; Cl.rk, 169, flow; Sanger, 150, Oxforrl-street; Barclay, Fiect ?.larke.; Make, s';, Piccaditly ; Vaile, Cornhill ; .and the Venders of Ge nuine Medicines. Prix IS. Ott each boz. . TO MEDICAL MEN.--GUFSFONIAN AILDICINES. ANY Professiodal Medical Gentleman, p irdctilarly those that are walking the London lletilitati for Informa tion, and may be Induced by humanity, or loot aJve motives, to study the happiness of maakind, by not only almost iustainly treeing them fro:it agonizing torture of the following com plaints, but likes% ise to cwt them in a reasonable time, may, by bringing with there Patients aMirted as under, who have been returned as ircuraide trom any of the London Hospitals, soon see diem receive such an eirn,:st of cure as no other Medicine can g.ve, and 1-y attending with the said Patients a reasonable time, will see them restored to perfect health, without any ex pellee to themseive. or the patien. s : but if they bring with thou Patients that hive nut b:en reunited as being incurable front any of thel.ondon Hosp;tals, such persons must pay the usual d•arges. —Names of Disorders, as alluded to above: all descriptions of Gout, Rheumatic Gout, Rheumatism, Sprains. Bruises, or Con tractions and Lassitude pruceed , rg from any of the above com plaints; hkewise Pleurisy, Bilious, Nervous, Asthmatic, and .Consumptive Disorders; •Couth-ache, Face ache, Ear-ache, and Head-ache, of all descriptions.—Mr. B. Goes . ; sees Patitnts at his house, Nu. 9, Great Surrey -street, every morning (Sunday excepted) from Nine to Twelve o'clock. To Mr. DIXON, Apothecary. SIR —T take the earliest opportunity to acquaint you that I have received the most wonderful benefit from :he vse of yciur DIXON'S ANTII3ILIOIIS pii.Ls, which I car ried with me to Jamaica, and all those friends to whom I distri buted them have experienced the same salutary benefit; they de clare them to be the best Medicine ever used in that country, for Biliot and taller complaints. The following are names of seve ral Ladies and Guntlemen-who have received the utmost relief from your Dixon's Atitibaious Pals :—Charles Taylor, Esq., Ja make ; William Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. Woodruff, Spanish Town, ditto; G. w. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar, ditto; J. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto ; G. Aliston, Esq. ditto; Mr, Walker, Port Morant, ditto; J. Penlinson, Esq. Salt River, dim); Mr. Mullens, ditto; J. Burn, Esq. Savanna; G. P. Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmiih , King4ton, ditto; Mrs. Perry, St. Ann's; Mrs. Woodruff, Spanish Town; with many other persons of the first respectability.--Sir, your most obedient servant, THOMAS HARROLD, of the Ship Ganges. Sold wholeiale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, cheapside, Cor,:er of Paternoster-row, &pinion ; Sharp and 'Adam, Portsmouth, Jones, Weston, Allnlft, and Mallory, Portsea ; Hall and John , son, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck and Roes, and Turner, Hull; Hoxland, Cookworthy, Nettleton, and Gil bert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, andswinncy and Co. Bir mingham; Staines and lynch, Manchester: Trewman, Exeter; Baxter and h./Pi/on:ad, Glasgow ; Bulgen and Barry, Bristol; Ste ynson and Co. Norwich; Swiufen, Leicester; Edwards and Penny, and Ballo ge and Lat hb at y, Liverpool ; Neale and Ledger, Dover ; White, Brighton ; Roberts, Seldon, and Buff, Chelteo ham; and retail by most Country Medicine tenders, In boxes. at 2s 9d.saad es. each. Patent Repery, near SunderLod, July 31, 1 !it z. QM —About lour years ago, an inveterate scorbutic humour settled in one of my feet : the excruciating pain pro duced swelling and inflammation ; my foot began to ulcerate, and notwithstanding the many applications of ditfrrent medicines by eminent physicians and surgeons, the ulceration progressively in creased to such a degree, that in a few months 1 bad not lers than 510 running ulcers on my foot, by which I was reduced to the most languishing condition. I despaired of ever fintli-ig a remedy. Most fortunately for me, nearly twelve months ago, I heard of that groat cure performed by your Antiscorbutie Drops, on Mr. William Cassap, of Sunder' and ; I applies! to Mr. ho nes Reed, Bookseller, of that place, for your Drops, and I ant thankful to GOD, that by a steady perseverance, agreeable to your directions, lam now perfectly cured and free troth pain. No letters of inquiry but such as are post paid, u ill be answered. 1 am, dear Sir, your obedient humble servant, muss WILKINSON. Witnesses, John Hall and George Todd, Deptford, near Sunderland. To Mr. John Lignum, Surgeon, Manchettcr. These Drops are soli in tuoulied square bottles at 6s. and I4s. (one 145. bottlo Is equal to three 6s. ones), wholesale and road by *tr. Upturn, MAncht ster ; also retail by J. Evans and Son, 4S, Long-lane, West Smithfield; Dicey and Co. Bow Church yard; Barclay and Sons, 95, fleet-market; Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Butler, 4, Chtapside ; Newbery and Sons, 46, St. Paul's Chinch-yard; Johnston, 15, Greek-street, Soho, London; Mr. Wolstenholme, York ; Mr. Walker, New castle; Mr. ►t. Scott, 100, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Baster, Candlerlggs, Glasgow; and by every respec , abl.: Medicine VWY der la every Market lowa is Use WeitallEtugdoes. CHALLENGE. '97ONIWItrUL l/P3MOTEleit BY A %VAST 11%7)1 att T YNCH'S celebrated BOTANIC E'.%IBROCN. L 'now, and VEGETABLE EX !RAC r, be;il g a sous , reign drid specific Remedy for the Gout, Rheutra• 14m, I ..t a , bago, Ice. which it never fails relieving by three or fuer winta applications. The following respectable persons baying ilerived ;,••• at h-n t s t from the use of these Medicines, hare given pr. m for in serting 'he's names. and will tativy any one in regal to itspal elects; %boa may think proper to refer is :hew Thomas Srukrn, carptnier, of a RheamAtic O ra , in a t ee days; Mr. J. Fly, Gent.; 'l' it idley, Gent.; C;. Msititt Gent. • W. Barran, Gent; ant fdeLsrs. Wowed, Eutigen, arg i Piper, all of t'rovdon ; Mr. Ahern. Ch , 4sant ; 1 1 .1 t. near St .Giles, Holborn ; Mr. Jay, Kieg's Head, old Jewry; M.. Serirens, Cry Colfce.bottse; Mr. P. Jack, White Hors •,0 rae ,,,,, Garden ; Mr. Rover. Star and Gaiter, 011 PalaZe l'atd ; alit a Gentleman at Carehaltrrit, earell of a &Unmade Goat la a few des. The above articles ant prepared and sold by the Inventor, Mr. Lynch, No. 4, Prince's Place, Dake.strees, St. Janus's, 1, , .-s 1 has appented MeAsrs. Bache and Sufis, Elret-Masket, his Wholesale Agents; by whom respectable Venders, s t! d ;;;,, Public in gtoieral, may be surplizit—and %those names. e 9 i tale criterion of autlientic'ty, will be engraved on tae affixed to each bottle and pot. Soli also retail by all Veo..rs el Patent MedieineS. TO EAST AND WEST-INDIA. AMERICAN, and Rt; 'SIA MERCHANTS. P. HEATH, of Nottingham, inforthi the Mi l : • chants of Ern land, and Tradtni in general, that for Theo r. venleuce of sale, he has placed his JUNIPER ESSENCE of PEI'. PERMINT, and other Medicines in the hands of ltiz•srs. &Law and EDWARDS, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard. This Essence is a safe, effectual, and pleaNait Remedy in Flatulecdes Gouty and ClioP.ty Pains tit the Stomach tnj ikmcls, Indigestion, Hystericiii Set-skiness, Nausea au, fr. dant on Prcgr.ancy, atlas:don and Lassitude arising from A t . aresphetic Heat, want of Appetite, Inii,ries from inclement vreether, the abuse of spiritueus liquors, and in the spableot* affection of the Stontaal and Bowels, so common in Intant4,-.. adapting the dose to the urgency of the ease. Ana Pansity . n. dicinei e.t for the Army or Navy, it will be ti..und a wal..-Liss JUNIPER Essence Of PEPPERMINT IS so VAIII known RS SS. luable Family Medicine, that the principal objzct of this Advcr. tisemen. is to guard purchasers against the numerous Counterfeits Which are prepared by Druggigs, Ike. especially it the urdtr is for Exporta.ion. The only Qualm .1. P. Heath can rave, is to see that J. P. Heath, N.Atitigliam, ha engraved on the govirz. meat stamp. Sold wholesaler and reign, by Sbair and Edwards, No. 66, Sl. Pattl's Church yard, in bottles Ss. 9d. and la. lid. M ESSRS. CURR 1E aad Co. burgeons. late ;n l:4 Majesty's Service, challenge the wttoie world to prove tingle Instance where their Medicine and itsethod of cure ever failed of the desired effect. The rractlee of many yews !n tie particulat brunt ot the.: praidssimt has not given rise to eel unsuceeteCul case. They continue to direct their stilly, to the treatment and errs of Venereal Complaints, and that denotement of the sy.tem, which is the cuneequenre tAt the ptroicicus andwastefuleffects ,rf habit loop aged most unhappily per: itedLy the youthsofboth seats, in the one it trill be tonal to be - the unfailing Source of barrea• seas; the other have its ravages all/ developed to them by a din tressing state of debility, 11 • el, if nut limey ren.ediediterltinaten in bnpotence. These are h a r: rote and vltinsate effects, while as sumptions, toss of muscular pow er,arid various nervous colplelute us:tally characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice. Of pea sons lanoishice under the distorters incident to such a habit, the& treatment is simple and has cover proved unsuccessful, in the course of a long, laborious, and much extended prat:tics. In the most obsein - .te alid compliCated cases of venereal infection, attk is obstructioes in the urethra, spungy excrescences, ba rd rams, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, gleets, as tits STRICTURES, Whether recent or of lent; duration, and which have LAW !le skill ofother Practitioners ; are by their present improved plat :f treatment, effectually and permonently enrol, vse;%tout the pa:ill tuffering•the excrticiatieg pain and alarming htuiarrhage oi:en follows the apphcotion of the lunar catulic. In the re , .itse 30 yeare extensive practice in this ntetropolis, nuniero..s rase. al strictures have been and are daily under their cue, the us s: rradisation of . wisich are effected by a safe, certain, and ex:.res. bows mode of practice, superior to any other yet a dopted. Ti. weakness, relasatiott, and debility prweeding from this C 41.1. plaint, is speedily reolovtd, and the patient restored to sound and vigorous health. But whet* the tiebility has for yews ens ted, a proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, afterthe Stricture has been destroyed, is inditiseitsably reritsisiat to resist the slumbering sparks of fife, and Cu reanimate the constitution. Several Nolljnieti and Gentlemen, of the first respec,abtaty Save been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the t.• nova' of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. and, havll received a radical and permanent cure, regal:et that reit-maw may he made to them as satisfactory evidences of the deeidt:. est pertority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Mary of these Gentlemen bad Strictures hem ten to twentyytnos and were under the care of Messrs. Home and Heev•slou and other surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted their curs by the application of the lunar caustic, without success. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted Ity_either let, wM the greatest delicacy, secrecy and honour, at their house, Na 107, Hatton-Carden. Patients in the country are requested to state the particutue of their case, age, and genera/ habit of &c. inclosin; a remittance for advice and Medicines, when the same will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. MATRIMONIAL FELIi I l'Y. MESSRS. GOSS and Cn. as regularly educate .Surgeons of I.onelon, have sedulously devoted their sn.n. tion for these last 17 years to the study of those this .vier so frequently embitter, and too often prevent, that in:witr.r.lit blessing, matrimonial felicity. The unrivalled patronage that tit, have hitherto received from persons of the first distraction, so! the uniform success attending their superior mode of treatrada in such complaints, induce them thus publicly to offev the:: vele. ance. In all cases of debility or deficiency, whether mashing iron the too frequency of participatirg la the gaieties of a lath:ow/It life, the unbounded indulgence cf hbertinitru, or a secret, sot tore and destructive habit, which weakens the energy of the mind, std destroys the flower of youth, by producing sterility in the poorly and impotence in the other, they offer a sa'e and permanent rum To those who, from such comileints, are prevented entering inte the marriage state, and ashamed to seek relief, brood over tire infirmities in silence, it must be consoling to know, lioveverd* cult or inell ctual the cure may be deemed by otlie; that, by a renovatingand infelible meth d, they ma) he rester!! to a sound and vigorous constitution. A certera Disorder, fie quently contracted in a ntoiarat of indiscretion, and every spree of Vet - All:al Infection, by a mild and never-failin mode of wt . % nisei,. is ;eecelily and rattically removed, without restraint 4At or exerzise, as also Strictures of the Urethra and Glects which thrf are enabled to cure in a sh.srt palm], without recourse to de painful, dangerous effects of the Caustic; references of 1411:6 00 he given to several Gentlemen of high respectability, who Jo* been cured in a very short period, alter having labotintl tea, strictures for many years. To married Fenialts, whose e..e: l cations of those tender pledges of connubial happiness have be defeated, it- may alto be a pleastrg red.:tenon to know, that tt proper pet-revel ante in their remedies the general health it role vated, and the imp ,saments removed. Messrs. Goes and Co. exclusively professing the cure of t?.i! particular complaints, ito order that they may uot be markt? " a trstaken few with the obloquy so justly attacked to V.( rant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to stars have been properly educated and initiated into rery bra:b tt e profe salon (certificates of which from different bee% fiat testimonials front the most eminent physicians, they I a:e vireo City inqu'rer.) that the success resulting from Oat e:: vours first induced them to quit the practice of the re:lei -41 V Whiner, and they presume that their pretensions cativ.:att ground for the unprecedented coefidence with swatch may IA by the Public bass so Liberally honoured. tete? To be consulted at their house daily (personally, or • by patients of either sex, with secrecy, delisacy, and aneut . Patient; in the Country are requested to stre the ptir . ;, 6 : l of the's' case, age, and tr.anner of living, coclobi•ic note for oleic*. and medicines. and the saute sail be b ees forwarded to any part of the Kingdom. 00Sj and Co. Surgeons, is, Bouvrrie - street , Fleet 41'01' LONDON t Printed by LICVEI Kevt Plcket PI , ce ; 304 pubitake4 time s au4 at tie Staz-Otice, CbtrEET BY A WEST INiviN. Aced BOTANIC V.ABROCN. ETABLE EX !RAC r, he;ilg a soy,. dy for the Gout, Rhesus - A.l4mi, I ..ne er fails relieving by three or fuer winta able persons having derived g-, at h-nsg t edicines, hare given pe,ns salon for nis will tativy any one in nrziti to its gsal proper to refer to ;11641: it nter, of a Rheamstic flow to s ft'w T idley, Gent.; G. Istsititt fste.srs. Wowed, Ens:lgen, Roberts,Roberti ss Mr. Alston. Ch4iant ; Mt. Wel iiieery Mr. Jay, Kieg's Head, old Jewry; lute; Mr. P. lack, White Hers •,Ceect s: , ! ., tar and Gaiter, Old l'ind; and t oo , awed of a Wassmatin Con ia a prepared and sold by the Inventor, Mr. Place, Doke-street, St. Janus's, r; ha :relay and Sues, Fleet-Masket, my wt .,„, n res pect aisle Venders, aad the ee supplizil—and %those names. ss i e es:" tic'ty, will be tograved on tar it..stis a pot. Soli also retail by all Yead..rs el T-INPIA. AMERICAN. and MERCHANTS. f Nottingham, inforthi the and Traders in general, that for then r... laced his JUNIPER ESSENCE or PEI.. r Medicines, in the hands of Itizors. 6, St. Paul's Church-yard. safe, effectual, and pleasant Remedy in ad Clioney Pains Its the Siomach and Hystericiii Set-skiness, Nausea au, re. :taxation and Lassitude arising from Ac. of Appetite, init,ries from indemert pirstuous liquors, and in the spasmo t * AI and Bowels, so common in intant.,-.. orgertcy of tbe case. Ara !!'amity Me. r or Navy, it will be found a slow -hl. Psretaniwr is so well known 46 44- , that the principal object of this Adver. :hasers against the numerous Cuunterfeits Druggists, &c. especially it the order is only Caution J. P. Heath can rive, is to slattitigbam, is engraved on the govir::- Kin, by Sbmi and Edwards, No. 66, 9:. bottles 9d. and Is. ltd. • CHALLENGE. R JE and Co. Surgeons. late ;n1..4 :e, challenge the wools warld to prove ,heir Medicine and method of cure ever set. The gractlee of many yews in tee La. profession has not given rise to one ct their studlvs to the treatment and eve 1, and that derangement of the sy-tea, 4.,1 the ptroieinus and wastefuleffects t apri . .y pure iiedLy the youthsofboth seals, zed to he - the entailing source of bar:ea. ravages fatally developed to them by a di, 4 • el,if nut liinely ren.erhediterlsinatee s r..mote ard vttinsate effects, while cons dar pow er,and various nervous oil ypialuts earlier stages of this solitary vice. Of per. the &eerier* incident to such a habit, titer d has cover proved unsuccessful, in the ow, and much extended practice. In the taiiated cases of venereal infection, seek urethra, spongy excrescences, ha rt uptions, studied weakness, gleets, as the STRICTURES, !Mg duration, and which have baffled !le r. ; are by their present improved plat :I id permanently eurol, vs,;%isint the:ra:i:nt I; pain and alarming htuiarrhage ;slot • 1 Mon of the lunar caustic. hi the resirse tine in this metropolis, nunieross (4.0.4 cid are daily under their cue, the re effected by a safe, certain, and eie.eds. superior to any other yet a dopted. Ths and debility proceeding from this coil. tO4td, and the patient restored to sound • But where the debility has for years coo nee in their restorative remedies, afterthe rowed, is Indinpensably reitilsiar to Whir of life, and to reanimate the conatitutias. and Gentlemen, of the first respeci.bany 6 ire of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the re. the Urethra, Strictures, &c. and, basil 0 , 4 permanent cure, request that reit-Nem is satisfactory evidences of the decides ens arrie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Mail • ad Strictures nom ten to twentyymn, :are of Messrs. Home and Heavo'do, equal eminence, who attempted their care e lunar caustic, without success. j ",:o. may be cousulted I/Lei/her set, whl secrecy anti honour, at their house, No stry are requested to state the particeht genera! habit of &c. Widens; a and Medicines, when the same will be se rt of the kingdom. - I LIMONIAL FEEICI l'Y. iS and Co. as regularly canc.:el , 1 111 141011, have sedulously devoted their se ' ears to the, study of those ills .oler , and too often prevent, that inetiims* elicity. The unrivalled patronage that :hi from persons of the first distinction, aral tending their superior mode of trrstraot Luce them thus publidy to oiler the:: aoi , ts dinky or deficiency, whether resuting iron• articipaorg la the gaieties of a fasliloolit lulgenceef libertinism, or, a secrer, sol tine which weakens the energy of the mind,srd • touth,by producing sterility in themes 4 other, they offer a 6..a1 . 46 and pernmanent !lON 4 . ch complaints, are prevented entering 24 d ashamed to seek relief, brood over tier mast be consoling to know, lionieverdali :tire may be deemed by tithes pricrtite:rrs Ind infelible meth el, they inn he res:u - 4 us constitution. A certesn Disorder, i Mothisit of indiscretion, and every speed al by a mild and never-failing music of t or- ri-lically removed, without restraint in as ;Lni e ct dot a urs. s z i o n f t p l:e riod Ure sad :co of the Caustic; references of wh ich , t u hra .itbo and et GL e eets u w rse hid m iti di e l entlemen of high respectability, who .O short period, alter having labotind odd , :art.. To married Females, whine cs, • , r pledges of connubial liappineet have be a pleas Mg rettction to know, that ty I , a their remedies the general health is Itnents removed. • ;:o. exclusively professiog the eue , in order that they may not be mane . ' r the obloquy so justly attacked to ti'n 'e but justice to themselves to state the . located and initiated into Fiery !war' cares of which from different most eminent physiciaos, they I are *( 3 ••• that the success resetting from their em to quit the practice of the rel , sritlir sure that their pretensions cativ , :att i st hberaUy honoureddenteendearedeoidenee with vel.teh their house daily (personally, or ty • a lliesn u t d rY9 wi i e , k nn rilstret erFf ted li d v e i t i li saco ig, 6l C 2Y :l e c a io hi s t i! a l l i: 3:dll'sr.r::' of medicines,theKnit an don dt i he sense Wad be I,'" 1/ - 0 t 11 rgeon s, IS, Bouverie-street, Flees e ed ua by a l.r thi vs i s . tar K e .o re , ce P a ic l k .ca er k i (* .b e ar; DIED. Wednesday sennitht, at Came, in Donetshire, the Cduntess of Poriarilngton. At his seat in StaTfordithire, of the gout, in his 83d year, Smith Child, Esq. Adthiral of the• Blue. Sunday last, Miss Cornwallis, daughter of the El;hop of Lichfield. On the 11th instant, at Longbgall, aged 20 years, .Lieutenant Abraham Hardy, of the Armag!t Militia. On the 20th inst. in Montane -place, RutkeMsquare, the Hon. Augusta Vaughan, second daughter .ear Henry !"3;ai:Oiamp, late Lord St. Joha, of Bletarte, and "rife of Mr. Scrjeant Vuugh.ll.