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.. • • Ak • , FROM MR. bYER's POETICS. rr later viniklhg the Tour of the tames of WesTitoattilwor Old Costlitsfta ND, the not more particularly alluded w, 6 t hat described by GaAs ;• and the Lines are a Tsanslatinli d( his Latin Ode, written et the Grande Chartreuse. Thou Geniis. of ahla awful place! Whatetr, iiriknown to nte, thy nautc•••;• Thee - 'ntitfthy native streams I.tracc; • The to dirge ancient wilds proclaim ! , Ahl more I feel thy ialuence round, 'Mid toiling water's solemn sound, 'Mid pathless rocks, and mountains rude, And ail yon deep opaque of wood, Than if, toehrin'd aloft I saw thee stand, Glittering in robes of gold, and sbap'd by Plaidies' basil Oh ! might n-y prayer be heard, might I Faint ev'n ni youth, here fir my ilea! Bat, if too cruel late deny, In scenes so blest, a still reireat ; If yet utgulph'd in I.ife's rusk wave, lu iniseri44 I must feebly brawl; Oh! might I And in praCkftil age, Some corner for d hermitage ! There steal from human cares and vulgar strife, Than!, .61 in freedom, pass the Waning hours of ilk! • The scene about Bomniniale and Xeiwie. 4ss GaAs's Lab. . ter to Dr. ‘k ItAITON. MASON'S a.Orty.• UNIVERsaT INTELLIGENCE. , ORrORD, SEPTEMBER 26. • Sunday the following gentlemen were ordained at Salisbury : Deacons. William Slitter, A.M. Merton college, Oxford. JerAph llctcber, Ae B. St. Edmund Hall, Oxtited. James POty, A. D. Magdalen college. Cambridge. Cadre Qriflith, A. B. Wadhatu College, Oxford. :jires wdry, A. B. St. Mary Hail. Oxford. Jjhn Whl.b, A. B. P,manuel college, Oantbridged William Colton, St. Mary Hal', Oxford. John Henn*, Barrister at Law. Cornwall Snianey. f Benjamin Riebings, A.M. Lincoln College, Oxford. Henry Bowyer, A.B. Christ Church College, Oxford. Bdward Mines, A.B. All Souls, Oxford. • John Cooper, A B. Trinity Hall, Cambridge. kiet.ey Taylor, A.B. BalUol College, Oxford. Samuel Ward, A. B. Caiva College, Cambridese Thomas Pruen, St. John's College, Cambridge. William Allen, Pembroke, Oxford. Chants Coleman, St. Edneund Hall, Oxford. John Ziliwood, Magdalen Hall, Oxford. Hie Cram the Archbidvp of Canterbury, on Sunday, held his 'annual Ordination at the Cathedral, when he ordained— , Deacons--Frasteis DIWSOD, A.B. and George Simpson, A.B. 01 Tinley College, Cambridge. Paterrs—Rev. John Baker, LL.B. of St Joim'aCollege. and Rev. Thomas Cetera, A.B. FelloW of Clare Hall, Cambridge. SPORTMQ arriaLlGENcz ri 41 ‘ 47 " . DONCASTER RACES, SEPT. 24. Sweepstakes of 20gs each, with eOgs added by the Corporatiott, for 8-yr old fillies, List. 21b. each. St. Leger Course. Mr. W. N. W Hewitt's bay Mantle& - • 1 Mr. Watt's bay Mother Bunch - - - 2 Sir G. Armyrages bay Pope Joan - - 3 Mr. Garfortb's gr. Martians • - - - • . 4 j4rd cutzwilham's chtenut, by 9tiltuford - . . 5 r., Durrett's hay Saguia Mr. T. Doncornbes. by Standard . 7 Mr. O. Crorop;on's Portia - - 8 . . Iwo to I sprite )414o11alsw-30 to 1 grit Mot/art Bunch—and 5 to 4 stet ropy Joan.' fSvicerstakesof 100 gs oacb. b. ft. fat 3-Tr old colts, fist. 2ib. • fillies Sit. Last mile and half. Mr. Wilson's b. c. Wisdom - 1 • E Mr. Doncombe's b. c. Hermit . . • - Two to one on Wisdom. One Htio4reel Plate fur 9 and 4-yr-olds; 3-yr-old carrying 7st. alb 4-yr-olds. a0.71b. Two mile beats. Mr. Acred's gr. e. brwl.er to Barba. Syr old - Mr. 1 arobton's b. g. t egerdemaio, 3-yr old - (Ur E. :.mith's bi. c. Navigator, 4yr old - - Mr. N 1 liodpon's ch. c. Stip, 3-yr old . Mr T. I)unctobe's br. c. Hermit, 3-yr sld - Mr. Kaye'► b. e Flu Otirer,•3-yr old • Gascoigne's.b. e. Rid, 3-yr did Ir, -I 3 I 9 I 2 7 5 3 -4 2 4 6 4 5 Y s 9 b • dy. _ --..... _ ~ 3-yr 0,._ , Sedgw._ ..r. T. Bilitls's br - . c. Young Delpiol, 3-yr old 10 i J r. I - chant, at ten, at Guildhall. 2We to one agst Mr. Acred's c. and the same odds after the -October 17. 1 hennas Hearn, of Clemearlane, London, mer eecond heat. - / chant, at ten, at Guildhall. Sobseription of 25gs each, for , horses, &e. bona fide the progeny , BANKRUPTS. , is`. the Subscribers or their confedewea three months before ' Robert Curtis, of Btistol, eteesemonger i dealer and chapman, - the day of running; 4.yr olds, 7st. 91b. 5-yr olds, Sst. Sib. Wye I is surreuder Styeruber :Ai, at ten, Octoher i 2, and Nov. 7, olds sod age-I,Bst lc lb. Four mice. A • 'at tarelve, at the Commercial Rooms, in Bristol. Attornies, Duke of - Leeds's tit. b. Octavian, syr old - - .. i ?Awn. Lambert and Sun*, Bedfuril-row, London; or Mr. hir.M .M. Sykes's br. c. Sr Maiagagie, 4-yr old • - 2 : Casks, &haul. . I.oed Darner wet b. c. Amadis de Gaul, 4-yr old - -s j William Sneed , of Wapping-greet, parish of St. John of Wap- Ur. T. Luncombe's b.l. Phantom, 4-yr old - s. . - 4 ! pan_, Middlesex, ship-cha-itiler, dealer and ehaproan, October , Even betting between Octavian and the Belt!. I 20, .a 4, and Nov. 7, at to., at Guildhall. Attoniey, Mr.lteeks, Our Races terminated thia day, after a week of excellent nort.l Walame•l'lliare lc is with pleasure we base tb add, that no accident of any coo. .1 homas Ryan*, of South street, parish of Sh.:ffield, Yorkshire, sequence has occurred. • I and %Vilna's' Ryalts, of Portsiitou . .h, I-La,t-, razor-makers, SPORTING INTELI IGENCE EXTRA. cutlet:6, i tardwaremen, dealers, c.apine.t, and cog art rers, Oc to- Blender Billy was. sold, with his engagements, before staring her 2, s, and Nibs. 3, at eleven, C iiiii mercial Inn, Sheffield.— sin Monday, toMr. Glover fur i,OOO guineas. ~ Attornie4, Meats . itlakeluck and Makinson, Serjeant's-lust, Herrington is sold for 1,;00 guineas. Flees. street, I.olltlan .' or Mr. zhearwood, Stu !field. • ' Stamford was sold at Colonel Childers's sale fur 350 guineas. Charles Hooter, of l hrogtoorton-etreet. London, insurance 11r David wasbought in. The brood mares, colts, and allies, ' broker, dealer and chapman, Sept. 29, October 10, and Nov. . Wers told few 5,000 guineas and upwards. . 7, at ten, at Guildhall . Attorney, Mr. Hacket, No. 31, Ohl Iletfilem, New Broattstfeet. ' ......---........ . . David l'asvmorr Taylor , formerly of Cliffores Inn, London , but The numerous Authors who have sent to the Ma- . stow of Boston, Lines:ll'6litre scrivener, Sept. 29, October ' 10; • stagers Addresses for the opening of Drury-lane 'l'llea- ; and Nov. 7, at ten, at Guildh all. Attorney, Mr. Hussey, Fur , Ire, are said to be very anxious about the Prize. How 1 naval s Inn, Holborn. much easier could they, and with more reljtal pro- DIVIDENDS. a October 22. John Whittle, of Liverpool, t ylor an d d raper, tweets, hive addressed the Blue-Coat Boys at the ! at twe lve, a t th e Gl o be ' taver n , Liverpool. Octobe r 21. John n ',posing of the Wheel of Fortune, when the fateof more Hughes, of Liverpool, draper, at the Ship Inn Boltea-k-Mnorie. than Two Thousand Prizes of E 20,000, £3,000, Sm. October 20. '1 homas Gaikell, of Btutott-street, Berkley-square,' 1, linen-draer, at twelve, at Guildhall. Wsn. Parker of liticknail • ilte. will be decided by them in One Day, as all the p , i Ironworks, Staffordshire, iron-founder , at twelve, at the Tontine Lottery will be drawn on the 20th of October. i Inn Madely, Salop. October 19. Thomas Asbruead and William Saturday as a fine taiy, about six years of age, was . Furlong , of bristol, haberdashers, at eleven, at the Christopher playing m Castle-street, Leicester-fields, hettblarttr- Inn and 'revere, Bath. October 17. Wm. Harris, of Cholstrfs . irately upset a - flagstone placed against the wall, tieretordshlre, miller, at eleven, at the City Arms Hotel, Here which fell upon him, and killed him on the spot, lord. October 19. Harry Rubinson Attree , of lkighthetmstone ' undertaker, at eleven, at the Old Ship Inn, , Thighthcluts , one. • As a waggon loaded with deals, bolouging to Mr. October 28. Matthew Falkner and Wm. Birch, of Manchester, 0. Tate, timber-mere:ant of Shoreham, was passing on stationers, at two, at the Bridgwater Arms, Manchester. October tie Lancing side of Shoreham bridge, tin Wednesday 17. Vt'ne Russell, of Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the Globe w h o h a d : l ii.x . s .e v i erts, rap tiv r er a puuL t O ve cto a h t er ti 2Ct e . Jac. g b h ßl i t t e , , ,, of c i i t e e i s t v ic kbur nb es a y, - last, a young m:114 a carpenter ef Vt r tntliirig, t wit ; been seated on the deals, tell therefrom, when a wheel : October 21. Robert Cut le, Manchester, merchant, at eleven, at of the waggon passcd over his neck, and killed him '; the Talbot Inn Manchister. October 17. James Gaskill, Jack _ instantly. - . 1 son Gaskill, and John Clementson, of the Minories, olerclutate, at twelve, at Guildhall. October 27. Wm. Duckworth, of bear be. - Satnie.ay evening the premises of Mrs. Buriet, a rough, grocer, at e.even, at the Bull Inn, fiearborough. Nov. 10. laundress, in Mtle-end New-town, were entered by ie..l Stead, of Foster lane, Cheapside, warehouseman, at oar, s,,me villains, who krced the back door with an iron, !at ouildhall. Octcker 27. Jamei Anderson, of Cannon-street, - crow, and stole a large quantity of linen and almost mschant, it eleven, at GuildbalL October SO. Robert Slayntaker every portable artiste. . I of Fore street, Spitalfields, tallow-cbandler, at twelve, at Guild ' A tew days since as an hone4.taylor was dr i n king t' ball. October IL John Nevitt;of Bradawl, Salop, dealer in coals, at twelve, at the Tenn* Ina, Map. October 20. Tboniai Black at the Angel Inn, Lavenham, a Ghndernan came in b tane an d 'GambleNittes Botinvr, of lang's Lynn, Norfolk; tner who had seen het i ter dais,, and was 'accOstecily the chants, st four, 'at the Gaddhall; King's Lynn. October ea. sap taylor, aho informed him,. that abii#t ill yehrl since, Mdel Swardw, of C rown-cdurt, Threadneedb-s rest, Russia _ when-he was a boy, he 11,d found a 7s. piece* a pair b so ro u k t t i r m r, a a r t h tweive, at G et ui a ldlia t IL st Oc ou tet i 7 l 17. 0 W ct il e . Mrs , a s n i n . ers, of James ' ' of small-clothes belonging to him, whist 'be •was Robinson, of Maideit.lane, Covent Garden, coffee-house-keeper, mending, and wh'ich he had converted tobitecrentiflie• at tut, at Guildhall. October 20. James and Thurston Ashley, He th en rettit ned him 7s. together with 9s, bell% as of Prlmruse•street, Bisleopsgatestreet, silk-weavers, at twelve, he thought the money due for interest. - •13 . 0 th the st Qiiikthan. October 20. Hugh I.awson, of Wetbeck-sireet. MWdlesex,sllk-mercer. at twetve, at OullihalL October' iii. John above persons now reside at Laventiam. - ND, of LiverieuViAritiinV,lt Obi, CHOU TteetariLiferproL • eLB &fiat W2s ilituritat Ifer lei, a Master' siiiyer, ..as indicted roe. receiving* tw el ve of Ouebec• fi r timber s "aloe ill 2, the pionitt oirtift.getial i ebank, a lighter- Man and timber fitter.. for stealing Which' Chatles Hoad had' been Pieviously. ConVicted. The tinshit . inciaistidn had lean traced by Means of the csthnan who h id cciiiveyed it to the prisoner's premises.. The prisoner, in his defence, said that he had been applied to by a jutirneyinan saller, nailed Flowers, who was not now to be foUnd, to receive the planks 410 hilyarcl, and sell them, an iteconnt of a dealer in iiritber Who was in distressed eitcumstances.. ,, The 6.1614 obsei veil, that it was a mistaken id• a, that a man was not guilty of receiving stolen its 'saris he pitrchased them; all that was neces sAry to conch:life the crime, was receiving the goods kopwing.q!em tp be stolen. The Airy,' :drier sonic consultation, found the pri- OiiV, tatitre4oinmended him to mercy on the groin of nis toed*: good character. James lannedy was indicted for stealing two great coais, the propertY of a Mr. Rose, a provision mer chant, in Tooley-street.. The prisoner was found Guilty, and sentenced to seven years transportation: and Maly Black, a woman who attempted to prove an alibi, in favour of the prisoner, was fully commit. ted for wilful and corrupt perjury. The following were convicted of felony :—Tho mas Gurney, for stealing a cotton sllwl, the property of Abigal Little; Benjamin Hobley, for stealing a silk handkerief, the property of Michael Neale ; Sarah Gordon, for stealing three shirts, a shift, and other articles, the property of John Kealy ; Dennis Murphy, for stealing a quantity of sheet lead, the pro perty of James Cowie ; Sarah Longust, for stealing four shirts, the property of John Paterson ; Thomas Collard, for stealng.a silver watch, the property of Thomas Goodwin, from his person. Same day sentence of death was passed on John Roberts, for stealing in a dwelling house ; John Johnson, for privately stealing in a shop ; Francis bhiptnan, for forgery ; Pietri Poloni, for stealing pods ptivately in a shop ; Stefano Hackett, for steal. mg goods in a dwelling house ; Mary Rogers, for uttering counterfeit money, having before been con. ticted of being a common utterer of base money ; John Rabbett, for a highway robbery ; Wm. Birch, for a burglary ; Thomas Simmester, alias Davis, for house breaking ; George Bell, alias George William Porter, for horse-stealing 4 Thomas Wright, for steal ing privately in a shop ; Ann Owen, for a like offence ; Abel M , Donald„ for highway robbery ; J. Price, for stealing in a dwelling house ; Catherine Forester, for stealing goods privately in a shop ; James Westbrook and Elizabeth Phipps, for house breaking ; Joseph Aurora - , for stealing privately in a shop: Ann Watts and John Rogers, for stealing in. a dwelling house ; Margaret Palmer and Mary Tur ner, for stealing goods privately in a shop ; Thomas Williams and Robert Plomer, for stealing in a dwel= ling house ; William Young and William Lewis, foe burglary. Richard Richards, John Carr, and Thomas Collard, wire or dered to be transported for life; Sarah 13ellings, Edward John Yates, • 1 homes Newton, and James Ashton, fur 14 years; '1 boa mac Wilson, Thomas Doland, Henry Moth,, Jost-ph Wayland, Connor, Sarah Baker, John Hayward, Wolf Immo*, Mary lio uce, John Nazar, Elizabeth Williams, John Williams,. Mary earn Daid, Mary Jones, Thomas Cosgrove, Margaret Gra ' ham, Isaac Crane, Win Rawiinson, Thomas Gibbons, 'Thomas tiorton, Joze Sairbant, Mary Ryder, George '1 ruernst), Kirby, Elisabeth King, Mary Squires, Francis Jarvis, Edmund White, Elisabeth Herly, James 13th, Wm. Macdonald, Sarah Gordon, Sarah Laughers( Tl.ornas 'plenary, James Bevan, R. Bevan, George Elliot, alias brown, Francis Cousins, Thomas Saunders, James Kennedy and George Cock, for the term of seven veer! Eleven were sentenced to be imprisoned in Cler henwell Briloweli, for two ) ears ; eleven for one year; a.id sfgla for six months each.; tlirte , n tor, Various periods in Newgate ; three to be publicly whipped, and eleven privately; and 42 were discharged by proclamat.on. BAN&RUI'►I;Y ENLititi4l:l). October 17. Thomas Clement's-lam, Landau, me: • • Weeder, la Upper IViooeilketreet, tie -Lady of disila F Leicester, tithe Royal Stair Corps o' a daughte daughter, re& * reeky, the lids inst. at the Rectoty, L eiden, the Lifer iii Rev. G. trawl', of a daughter: mAludib. Tenthly, the Rein Mr. Richo?son, of Abingdon, tO Miss Jens %Yard, of Ohford. Rev. W. Spey, A.IL to Elisabeth, second daughter of the late Rev. WI Lucas, of Peterslowe, Herefordshire. Rev. WI C. Uvedale, to Miss Johnson, second dattghter of the late S r W. Johnson, Bart. of Caskleben, North Briratn. Rev. John Minby, Vicar of Laneaster, to Miss Homo's.. Wednesday, at Sr. Giles, Norwich, the Rev. lames Brosilitif St. Andrew's, late Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, to Catherine Ann, daughter of the late James Landy, Esq. I ' DIED. Yesterday morning', at his house, in Portman-square, William Attwick, Esq. At Burnt Cottage, Devonshire, on Friday, the 18th instant, soon after the deEvery of a still-born child, the Lady of James Ogilby, Esq. kotAit• • f Timmins . Irit ---- tlnoty, ,_ Mi. 6, Albion -street; Blacidrian-road, (teem 4 f r , ...7 Ve A k w teat S h A e Ff.'l3tEricti:L:Lttrroceestpe, t c 4 a tt re r o Pl ll t i e h in:f ) o t . r s yn uti t t ! ; p i i y i i; • C • , TINCTURE agreeable to the instructions be r eet i eed yy ? e l e ;li ate Dr. BSILT, the Inventor and Patentee ;Ile sir te i Medicine prepared by biro, have been tape' k nee d b y thel m ni Its u tae scu f rar lo ltbi ng li c ty cimPl . Diseasc lita t t of Vi erahkeNirrearisi aintiAnvlnell.engsof f it. Convulsions, Bloody ilia, Cousumptions, a n d ag • rnpyfft . 1 t he sT Blood, die. See a Psmpldet even, ;Tads, at t h e u , I o. 6, Albion-street, Blackfi iars-rold, w h er! the 1 icturet in bottles at 6s. 7s. 6,1. eadd es. M a y b e L i d o( ma. „ las* • Patent Medicines in the Kingdom- . 'collard. • wrappeon the lit . B. 'Me true Preparation has C. W. Siffell r. • sew. i ___ . i DR. FOTHP.RGILL'S NRRVOtIf3 fX)RbiAI. nj to -. e; 9 IIE latent cause. of Nervous Disorders lie s • t a i A impure state of the animal juices. ' , litchi Mee al,,i si - " ing and supporting the !wino& of life, irritat e a„e 4 , 31 :•••! , nervous fibres ; this trod aces various coruvLunts tit a r 1 44 4 1 4 4 bit, the animal spitits .iiot bring supported, Hypoa nn 4 i ka Hysteric affections ari-e, and from this diseast.4 state of they ,17 proceed tie various inabdies (hat embitter tits., mar tverye ,..... — "°2 enjnymett, and cut the three/ of existenc e by a premats,7,:f For th ese disor.d. is Dr. Fryreraciaa's Nerri, u , c„,, u m have been found the best remedy, the Amu puvierfidrram7". antreaniirrating medicine. it has b.:en proved ~,,a Ifor those whore health has been inked in warm illieg kal ,„ close attention to business, and ase :enter) 4.`e. brr ia , l4 ; been fully confirmed in those tufirnt!ties is 1 , ag, itrok thni .... of either sex, and too often prematurely predate ells e Q the weaknesses connected with it. No medien*Pennsfigb, general restorative qualities, or so well adspted merry valetudinarian.; the cold nerves atd weak Miele a i abita are warmed, animated, and confunt e d ; by elir,g 141;6; ' acquire fresh vigour, the exitauste I veil,' are fitted *Mick le g 'smithy juices. the spirits droeplng and langoid,.becerae mai and exhilirated, th e different functions of appo s ite e . 4 d i p . 4 are promoted by it, and the whisk cats itaiou merle." taw* and strength. 'll his grant reverent,* ti heath castes be ream mended v. ith too muck eagrrueu to the female s-x, is th.e t li tal ' and highly nervous watt which is known to succeed ec.idlied neat those peculb.r Ldispositions of tie rezo hich, by want et acts. Lion, are apt to produce the must fatal and liagering dines% and even dra•h itarif. 141 E GENUINE MEDICINE, SPILSBURVi PATENT ANTISCORBUTIO DROPS, has the wordd " By the King's Patent," expressed on the bottles, Bili of Dine lion, and Outside Wrapper, and the King's Duty is printed in black ink.—ln Etnalei of Six Shilling., Double Tea Sittings and' Silpence, and largest One Pound Two Shillinp, Duty in cluded. Compound Essence Bs. To Mr. Seassuer, ls,floiso•oquare, London, ••••• Crinbrook, July 18, 1818 - Sta—Having experiences so much benefit from your PA. TENT AN VISCORIA/TIC DROPS, without Ingratkude I can not let it remain unknown to yourself and the public. I was sadly afflicted with the Scurvy in my legs, which for two years gradually became worse, till khad above 400 holes in them' above 20 of which were much broader than a shilling. My state being known to a humane gentleman, he infoimed me of a case very • Millar to mine . the person had been confined to bed the greatest part of two years, and by taking a few small Souks of your Drops, was soon cured. By his recommendation was induced to give them a trial, and to my great surprise and comfort, I soon found my sores healed, and after tAing three small bottles I could do nit work without inceoveuience. prevent the return of the disease, mkt' about one small bottle each year, which has fully succeeded to my wi,bes ;and I remain your obliged humble servant, 111011 AS KENNARD. lAl , nrsq, Joseph Dobell. - Sold w hole aala and r. tail at ? r Butler's, 4, Chrayside, cirste of Paternoster-row; aid real' Isi'llelAns and zharp,Krantut6; Hall as:d Johnson, Gosport; Allston, W,stun, Melll. g Jonre, l'ortsra ; 'l' rewsnan, Exeter; Cookw unity , Glen, G Bert, ant Holland, l'lytnouth; Newbury, ; twee Maeionald, Glasgow; Smith, Mandrrstan, Sedtt, an,l c gs % Edinburgh; eftewell, Path; Ross and Pek, Hull; Cr. ta, Edwards and Penny, and Pi line, Liverpool; Lyna, Manchester; Brown, Norwich; Knot and I . .fuyt!,l!,rmilt A s si Gregory, and Brighton; and most Ilelciae liia t tri, !soaks st 41.6 d. I is. itrld each. THE PIKS E ekoDucTiobt IN '1 HE WORLD. Patronized by their Royal Highnesses the Princess of Wales and Doke of Sussex, and most of the Nobility. • MACASS.A It OIL for the HAIR. —The virtues of this Oil, tots - acted from a tree in the East Indies, are re- commended on the basis of truth, experience, awl the mast se spec table and accredited testimonials. Where the hair has been bald 1 for years, this Oil will fully replenish it. It nourishes and pre serves the H. t from falling off or changing its colour to the latest period or life; and by its moisture eradicates whatever' hinders Its reowth, and soon makes it thick and regular. Ladies, especially will find the beneficial effects of this Oil, as it gives to the tresses a most beautiful gloss, scent, curl, &c. and renders It i iriespreotibly attracts g. It is also pre-eminent for Children's ha'r ' instead of sow. &c. It cleanses the hair much easier, eradicates the scurf, is extremely pleasant to the infant, and brings the hair to a beautiful state"; also promotes the growth of wh6kers, eye. j brows, &c. likewise is far superior to pomatum for constant uw ; In dressing, with or without powder. It is particularly mom- ' mended to uselmmediately after Sea-bathing , and during travel ling hi hot climates; and in many other respects-it possesses pro. pert its unheard of in an/preparation of a similar na.ure. _ Price Ss. 6d. 10s 6d. and LI. Is. per bottle.—Sold wholesale and retail by the Proprietors Rowland and Son, Kirby.street, • Hatton Garden, and lay their appointment, by Messrs. Henelr el, . Perfumers to her Majesty, Titchborne street; Bayley and mew, ' Cockspur-street ; Smyth, 117, New Bond -street; S. Berry, 17, Greek-street ; Riggc, 65, Cheapside, and by their appointment by all wholesale and retail Perfumers and Medicine Venders In London, and in every Town throughout the Empire.—Beware of Counterfeits.—Of whom may be had, Alsana Extract, for eradi ! eating all Disorders of the Teeth and Gums, and rendering them extremely beautiful. Patronised 'by her Royal Highness the Duchess nf York. Price les. 6d. and 4s. 61 per bdttic; or the Powder at 2s. fid. per bole WHEN Men of Education and ptolestmasal use persevering endeavours to discover the moo sifts& certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the sag. ful result of their experience is the bee prof of supenonty. Aleut's. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, idere been iwiucedte tap the cure of the following the object of their particuser wady, va, a certain Disorder, frequently neer , -rd, in a moment of me. cation, and Its concomitants Stricter 4 amyl Gleets, which, if an improved plan, are speedily auel ortectually cured; as abode bility, whether &using front Bacchanahan itculzerces, fait ris‘ dente it 'saves) climates, cc a seeret'oolitary cis, toe ems". happily pursued by the youth at both sexes, to the we casig sterility or barrenitZ4l, and in the other a minutest- nabs idols coos diseases, whiedt, if 'not timely remedied, tersuasata imp truce and consuntpcon. In that distressing .rate of dillibty# deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful habits,* arising from any other ca6w, by which the powers of the moo tudon become enfeebled, as regularly educated Sergeoss %flaw don, they offer a firm, safe, and speedy resteiatiuu to mind ad vigorous health. The result of a long and extensive practice Las enshkd den, by a superior method, to remove venereal, complains, however Inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the patient to tba least restraint hi diet or exercise; and in recent Case, whereas Early application is made on discovery of the infection, they kw quently perform a cure in the 'short spacasof two days. The wo -precnicnted since-et of their mode pf treatment (winch has sewn been known to fail in one single instance in a pumice of 13 none dories which period many thousand person t of bosh sera ham been cured, even after severe and injurious ntethnels loShees• pursued by other Praciitioners without effect), Seduces-theca W thus publicly offer their advice. To be consulted duly personally, or by lettzr, hr poem sI either sex. Letters from the country. con•uiring a tsetse% duly attended to, and advice and rnediciues forwat.ed Mar pert of the Kidglom —(?O SS and Co. is, lieuvetie-sued. SOCIAL HAPPINESS. MARRIAGE :should be the foundation nf &rig Happiness, which is often disturbed Won't the yw that form the utice. not taking those precauthots which wouldri cure them the enjoyment of that great domestic htessing. Prcird of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock ; but where thevonstitution has been tainted by d arose, or debilitated by* c p e rt rt . adj i ou ha ; t bi o e t neteoartriWageted that 'at aat an e e is a i r n ly dt a a g p e , , ni a ,b re i • y nor a.lon of gie°44 . requisite to miss the slumbering sparks of life, and to reaunnate the quern. tot no disorders have Contributed more einsitiahy to des. roy Hymen neat happiness than those which are theconsequeece or anguardsi pleasure. It was this 'consideration w hich induced MA* CURRIE and Co. fur these last twenty /each d.rect th eir Shis. dies and pm :mice excluelvely to the treatmeat and cure of the Vs. tiered Disease, sad the disorders arising therefrom, as also re that 'derangement of the system, produced by the d, so uctive cal* the inconsiderate schoul-buy, which brings oa those ditlCSSat Debit ties and Deficiencies that prevent or enibister time Wins monial state. The successful result cat their pia'', gives then additional ardour to oppose the ravages oi t'aese complaints which are the most inyortrat to the Catalogue of human iair• minks. It behoves every person who has indulged Li this soh tat), vice to seek relief by consul:big professional nten of es 4. the Royal Colleges". Rochester, July 7 nence and honour ? to which Mena's. (:aerie and Co. claim lila TO THE PARALYTIC.--BY THE KING'S PATENT—. sanction . of scholastic mithority, as well as tlle t t i e t stait c el p yo( "1,,!• YNIER'S CARDIAC AND NERVOUS TINC- t contra ld ctr o d ut fa n ct o s : ve in pro e f n e t ss t i o ng vi t c i ,, ie ; cu bu re t, ait ae:vtAa as all isrl s .6 TURF, for Disorders of the Head, Stomach, and Bowels, hetrusYt hold of the existence of svrh calamities they offer theirs's* . Gouty, liihoos, and Nervous Complaints, Debility, Palsy, Etc. i" ' Case XXXV.—To 3.11311113 RYIIII.B, Surgeon, Reiga te 1819.. ranee as regularly •edimested &leathers c Surgeons of London and &Bate gii. , Sir —Tn the month of March, 1811, I was seized with a Para- have been under the care of Messrs. Currie eta Co. fur. *t lyric ' Several Noblemen sad Gendensen, of the first respeeskikb , Affeclon in the right side of my head and face: my strength moval of complaints of :he Urethra, Strictures, he. acid, habil deft me, so that I could hardly walk; my countenaoce- much received a radical Cad peirneocitt cure, request that refiesen drawn and distorted; a general debility took p!ace; and my limbs, may be made to them as satisfactory eviiences of the iledmisd la' upon the slightest exertion, were overwhelmed with fatigue.— perioritv• of MerArs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. U At the same time sounds of every sort were very distressing to of these Gentlemen bad Stricter(' from ten to tisseoty wine me; the noise occasioned by the tea-cups and saucers made me and were unifier the care of m e ows. Home s o l e-ifesondl* almost faint away; the warn( of my own voice, vaioras „„,. 1 „ a Z I th i e , and other scar Nona of equal erulaente, se tea attempted ttakedr of others in conversation, gave me np a book, I was unable to rend it wiihreaantyviegreeof,attentio'n°—to b y t he of the lunar caustic without success.. and Co. hove select the following kttitral• the subject of it. In short, all the faculties of my body, and, be the many they are daily receiving, from Gentknon roesteSe. 'some measure, those of my mind, were sadly tkffected by this aw- them thanks for their restoration' to sound and.vigur° 4 ful mod distressing stroke of Palsy. Providentially for rue, I accidentally heard of your levaluabb It was acne to them unsolicited, from the son of a No:iig_im: who bad laboured under this distressing and pslairii l3lll4 "Y s .. l Cardiac Tincture, and determined to try it. By the time I had te n Ise had beers under the - care of teleran . ?rgeria r taken half a dozen of doses of it, I perceived the symptoms of v professional eminence, r returning Strength- After i had continued taking it for some tel but from the time, my face gradually returned to* regular form ; my limbs pursued IN Messrs: CI resumed their strength ; my mind its usual activity ; and I can - • . the swan space of env noW walk five miles with case and pleasure, and read as man? • " hours without fatigue, and with arteutiou to the subje ct . Noises ~ l ewd feel D s L are no longer painful to me, and I taro enjoy the conversation of Curs o. the perfect re-esti my friends. In short, lam now so well in health as to have the of hit mial end ado satisfaction of discharging all the du t i e s o f my church lie eon s, azd, that b e with great ease. Under the blessing of Divine P ro vid-n ce , I cotrifo m rt and freedom must attribute my recovery to the use of your invaluable Cardiac his ha eihit obtained, Tinctu're; and I desire to give this pu bile testimony of its eft- radical dare u; that horrid cacy, in order that all who are afflicted with Palsy may know to the manner thew otl, that this excellent medicine will relieve them, the use of which 1 pin er, from a f a i r t rial at do most earnestly reconunead. RiCUARD JORDAN. of applause to Dr. C:trrie • Front the Rev. it. Jordan, be Most ready and wdling Vicar of Hoo, near RochesttrXent. . . • Mears Currie and sold Whets-sale and Retail by Mr lltriaes avyabittaent by sea _ wish the a rea Messrs. Dicey and Sutton,' No.st 0, Bow liburchsyard an d raft, 107 : i titten . us " rdtn. . tail by Frederick Smith, No. 20, Haymarket; Randall, Royal state the lurttelties Exchange; Bacon and Co. Oxford -street; F. Newbery, and Son; 45, St. Yalf.'s Church-yard; J. Harris, corner of Lusigato-ssreet ; same will given Ward, Holborn • and by every; Vendor of Pat e nt Medicin e s in the Vatted Kingtion, •in bottles, at 55.114. 76.4 d. Its: sad is • LO : _ piatsat rfs. by which - Uwe U a imaabiarable awing. i pablislAd there, GREAT NEWS Wit J.ADIES ♦ND GENTLEMEN WHO HAVE itED OR OREY'HAtit. ( 4 :IENTLEMEN having Redd.sh or Grey Whit. 11 .- ) hers or Eye-brows, may immediately make them dark or black. l.adies and Gentlemen making a single trial, will be cou vinc.•d that the Russian Dye is the nto-t innocent aid hest article ir. the universe for making r.-si or grey hair on the head, or on any other place, dark or black.—A Lady of distinction has declarel, that for years she had been obliged to wear false hair, altho' bay. hag tolerably good hair of her own, but it being grey at an early age, was recommended by another Lady, as a secret, what great benefit she had found bens the Rusrau Dye, was resolved to make a fair trial, and in a short time, so great was the addition . , that she had leit off the false hair, and has made her head of hair have the youthful appearance as when tw•erty years of age. Ask fur Prince's Russian Dye, half-a•guinea a bAtle, or a dozsn bottles £5, Sold by the Proprietor, A. Prince, John-street, Oxford-street, (observe, k h a private buuse, opposite No. 7) ; Hendrie, Per. turner to her Maysty,Tichborne-street ; Gattie, 52, New llosI• sjeet; Harding, 89, Pall-Mall; Bacon, 150, Oxford-street ) Withrrs, 229, strand t Davison, 59, ]sleet-street; Riggs., 65, Chra.lside ; Ward, 324, Holborn; Button, Tutr, Royal Exchange; and of most priniipal Perfumers and Medicine Venders. MOkr valuable articles are tried to be counters. felted, be careful to ash for " Prinhe's Russian Dye," and observe the cover of each horde is printed with Russian ()old Ink. Plain directions are inclosed in each bottle, where any one may dye chair hair themselves with ease and pleasure. Ladies and Gent:eaten residing in the country, by ineloslng a este pound note in a let rto the Proprietorovill receive by return of coach one guinea's worth. Merchants., Captains, also Country Shopkeepers, sending theirs Orders to any Wholesale Perfumers, or Medicine Venders they deal with in Loudon, will receive liberal allowance. :tad laretr under the care at seferat ?y• lamer, none of whom Worded- kist d ierol UPI. ' mthe sepet itir mode of Ift.lllDtel tsrs. Currie mini Co. be received, a aadaosi am. of one month. • ro Dr. Currie, 107, liatt6n-Gaton. reek Treat pleasuce in cmrattmicatireW lPll " eat re-establishment of his health, .0 adm rabic treatmettt of africure• la t nu be Las not for :nary rear) capriole • ectom from pain; and b entertains as ned, Nttuuab hi. skit and attention, a hat horrid complaint. As ke wasn't ilia others tregod the casupistutilair air trial and a just con par pa.* L hi C:trrie which he feasibly feels awl slielgr idd wilting to ac kfro !env , . ..e and Co. may be mouthed by pati.--.no. - t o greatest secrecy sal hooey; at omit uden. iltierrs in tie cooluy are r * tiara of their case spe aril general WIC ki r e mittance air ;di, et and to:dicin.-se a rrn sent to any par tof the tinsel/nu '• erinted hi Leen. KIN Yak•ft I there, 2134 at tbe6tar Office, T . • . •