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vamilimem ORICU'LTU' kolg v . ' RAL . allittiet fir •NeiffMßlß. ~""."4 " Wheat soiring is edentlly finiihed, thiteati wet pt in, and the suitable weather of lite, and the good worki4 of she land, the desired breadth its every where sown. The early soVat wheat* continue to im p.reve, and in some pelts, should weather ton. tmue, will be very forward and .rank. T2ii akitmn nal bearded or cone wheat, cOrdmonly.ealred rivets, formerly Much so*n in Norfolk arid Suffolk; is repor ted to have been iciine gettKg into disuse. 'Young clovers, and other seeds, and all the winter traps, have the most promising appearance, and fib :complaints at present of the slug. Turnips, particti larly Swedish, good' in pinees, will not be a heavy . crop generally. .Great plenty of fodder; bat cattle abroad at present. The laYer tatryings Of corn and beans: in backward and low pounds, have not been iticcessful. Both have been put together in a damp and discoloured state, the beans very soft. From the droughty weather of July and Augnst, potatoes are an inferior crop in places. Present employment of the farmer, as usual at this season, fallowing for the spring crops, hedging, ditching, draining, Ste. nMALE FASHIONS FOR DECEMBER. •••••.--.'"..'. i .., PROMENADE OR CARRIAGE COSTUME '—This dress, whin di vested of the spencer. or jacket, exhibits the •Evertrus of Oreai Correate.—lit order to render these commodious habiliments the more clearly understood by our 'Readers, we shall commence with a descri2tion of the Evening or Opera Costume, which consists of a round robe of morone or crimson coloured merino, kerseymere, or Queen's cloth, orna mented round the bottom and up the front with a fanby Fold embroidered border. The bodice is composed of sattin, or vet: vet, of the same coldiar, trimmed round tile beim and sleeves with gold braid and narrow swansdown, the front bf the bodice • richly ornanierited with kohl gild pearl buttons. A gold bind and pearl or diamond Clasp confine the bottom of the waist, with a goldfrog pending on each side, inclining toibards the back of the figure. The robe is laced bAind with gold cord. Hair d:6- powd in dishevelled curls, lining on the left side; and decorated with clusters of variegated autumnal flowers. Necklace, com posed of a treble row co pearl, white carnelian, or the sattin bead; confined in front with a diamond clasp. Ear-rings and bracelets to correspond. Slippers, of crimson velvet, ornamented with • gold fringe and rosettes, though we recommend those ut white sattin in pre , m . ener. White kid gloves, below the elbow. Fan • of richly frosted silver eripe.—{From Aciscrata: Repute:l of Art:, Ire.) KOTVIOFT MANTLE .--.Pink or scarlet cloth mantle, trimmed with a broad velvet ritthand to correspond; a spencer of the same materials, one sleeve of which 6 concealed by the foldi of the mantle; the collar; which is tisk and putkered, faStew. at the throat with a brooch, and 4 a longdappet, which ends in point, falls cci.siderably over the left shoulder. A Kututitiff hat 6f itink or scarlet cloth, turned up in front, with a little corder to the right side, ties under the chin, and is finished with a pink or scarlet feather; a full puffing of lace or net is seen underneath. Vialn cambric high dr , as, and pick or scarlet leatheihalf-boots.— (From La Belle Aisintbke) OPERA Petisse.—This pelisse is made of the richest orange • or amber tweli d s utter, linJed with ermine; the collar, cape, and cuff:, are also of ermine. In the form of this dress there is nothing peculiarly novel, but its general effect is strikingly ele gant and highly appropriate to the season. '1 he waist is very short, and the bite ves not (Mite 53 loose as they have been worn. Small turn-up hat of the same materials as the pelisse, superbly ornamented with white ostrich feathers, and tied under the chin iiwith a ritiliand to ecrrespond. With kid shoes and gloves._ (From dm Jame.) MELA'NCOOLY CATASTROPIIE.—The following dis. avrous recurrence took place yesterday, about ane o'clock, in the counting•house of Messrs. Hum and Son, Manchester warehousemen, Aldermanbury. It appears, that about twelve months ago, a nephew of Mr. Hawn, who was also his clerk, shewed symp mins of mental derangement, and gradually beeem.; ing worse, his uncle at length was obliged to send , him to St. Luke's, from whence he on Monday eight contrived to make his escape, and it eight yesterday m;rning made his appearance in the counting house, in Aldermanbury. He was then informed that Mr. Hawn was from home, upon which he went away, and called again about eleven, when Mr. HARM in stantly dispatched a messenger to St. Luke's. Two vrsons from thence soon after attended ; but the young man by this time having become very *out mageous, they declined taking hold of him without further assistance. Mr. Presto, the constable of the sight for the ward of Cripplegate Within, was sent for; sad, on hie arrival, the unhappy maniac. mounted upon a small desk or upper counting house, which stands on the floor of the warehouse, and swore he would not be taken. Mr.. Presto, more daring, or less prudent, tbau the Keepers of St. Luke's, rushed up the two steps that led to the ,-place where the lunatic had placed himself, and Reared the contents of a pistol in his heads The ball entered by the temple, asd the unfortunate man died in less than two minutes. On the lunatic being seized, another lo.,Jed pistol was found in his pocket, besides a quantity of powder, nine bullets, and a bullet-mould. He was instantly taken back to St. Luke's. On this circumstance being mentioned to , -the Alderman of the Ward (Wow), he considered it improper to suffer a man who had committed murder id the City of London whether sane or insane, to be • sent out of it until the affair was investigated ; but the Alderman having no power to demand his person froth the Keeper of the Hospital, he wrote a note re questing that the lunatic might be brought back to , • the City ; with this the Keeper of St. Luke's com plied, and last night he was committed to the Compter by Mr. Alderman WooD, tor further examination. It is said the unhappy man gives a very strange 'ac count of his escape trom St: Luke's; he also states of whom he purchased the pistols, and where he slept on • Mon. Lay night. • Friday, about three o'clock, ',() or 40 Dutch sea- 1 sum marched in procession from Leith to Edinburgh, the two foremost carrying British Union flag s : all their hats were decorated with orange ribbons. They planted the colours upon the Cross, and gave three hearty cheers anti huzzas, and then returned to Leith in the same crdvr, singing " Orange Boven" as they went along. Sunday se'nnight, about mid=clav the prisoners in P. rth jail, having found means to liberate themselves from the inner cells, collected together near the outer doer, and, on the entering of the jailor at the usual time, they seized him and possessed themselves of the key. They immediately rushed out, to the number of nine, and tried to escape in different directions. Se veral ))eople were in the streets at tie time, and, on the alarin being given, three of the fugitives (among whom was Robert M' Laren, who had been sentenced t i death, fisr stealing, at the last Circuit), were imstre diately secured. The other six have not yet beeh taken. Among these is a person who was committed for swindling, and who ateellteS the *charac&er of a elergyillaS6 7NSO:LVEIVT DEBTORS. SESSIONS-HOUSE, WESTMINSTER, NOV. sc. A great number of debtOts were brought up tr. for the Court, but not one was discharged. The schedules were all exceedingly defective in the sped ficaticm of the debit dtte to and from the ptitonels ; and the Court field itself bbund to remand:them till a particular account 'Should be made out. Mr. Ser. jeant PALNIEIt etpred much surprise and indigna tion th j at the legal A 'isers of these unfortunate per , to t ris Rai 'through ignorance dr inattention, led them all into.an error which was attended with such un pleasant consequences. He wished it were in his power to discharge them, but the Act was impera tive ; and, as its provisions were advantageous in the j highest degree, ,its directions should have been com plied with, on a point so easy as well as necessaty. The rOlowlng is an abstract of the Bill brought in by Lotcl REDESDALE, to amend the Act of the fifty third of the King, for the relief of Into}vent Debtors in England : - The Ist Clause provides tor the holding of the Court ih ant part of England, as occasion shall require. The Stl recites the manner in which notices are to bti 'J. A provision to reitiedy defectiVe notices. 1. Empowers the Court to order die bringing up of prisoners. 5. Autitorbei the Elanination of prisoners before Quarter Sessions 6. Provides for the,hotice4 to be given of such examinations: 7. Authorl;es the Ealuuidadon tif.lallors before Quarter. Sessions. 8. Provides for the indtintnlficliion of Sher and Sa il ors. 9. Piovidei for Os appointment of a provisitinal assignee. to. Enacts that prisoners in3y enter into recognitances Instead of the engagentenis prescribed b' the Act of lkit Session. 11. Authorises the Court to receite aillailts of the service of iattit'e,Or of any proceeding: 12. Repeals so much of the Act of last Session, as provides fur a Court of Appeal 13 Piovides fur the continuance of the Act ant i the firit of November, 1818, and to the end . Of the then Session of Parliament. • 14. Provides, that the Aft May be altered or repeAled during the picesin Session. . • FROM LAST NIGHT'S LONDON cAztrrt. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. January is . Geor,te Dunman , of Aldgate Hiet:siree„ London, grocer, and te4-dealer, it ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. ,John Humphries Billing the elder, and John Huiiiphries Billing the younger, of Paddington, Middlesex, tortidtalers. BANKRUPTS. John Reeves, of Unlen-street, Hortoti, Mid lleses, plaisttrer and builder, dealer and chapman, to su rremler December 7; 14, . and January li, at eleven; at Gllildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lang, America-square. Thomas Cornwell, late of Rochester, rent, dealer and chipnian, Dec. 7, 14, and January i; at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mr. Simmons, Rothester ; or Mr. Flexney, Gray's.lnitsquale. George Armstrong; bt Fol's lane, Sbadwell, Middlesex; builder, dealer and chapman, Dec. 7, 11, and January It, at ten, at Guildhall. Anomie., Messrs. Palmer, Toodinsons axed son, Copthall-court, Throgmorton-street: • John Clarke, late of Lambeth Walk . , Lanitieth, Surrey, victual ler, dealer and chapman, Dec. 7, Ik, and January 11, at twelve at Guildhall. Altorney, Mr. Earnshaw, No. 28, Red-Cross street, Cripplegate. James Burgess, late of Ipswich, Suffolk, shopkeepCf, de:Jer and chapman, Deo. 15. 16, and Jannary 11, at el4iteri, at the Bear and Crown, Ipswlch. •-Attornies, Mr: Jeciaman, Ipswich ; or Mr. W. Bromley, Holborn -court, Gray's Inn, London. ohs Abraham, of Barton-upon-Humber, Lincolnshire, corn factor; deakr and chapman, Dec. 7, at five, Dec. 8, and Jan. 11, at ten, at the George Inn, Barton-upon-Humber. Atter.: item Messrs. Brown and Son, Barton-upon-Humber ; or Mr. Hicks, Holborn-court, Gray's-Inn, London. shn Davey, late of :Minter-street, Somers Town, toy-manil; facturer, but now of Lant-street, Southwark, builder, dealer and chapman, Dee. 4, 14, and January 11, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Charsley, Mark•lane. unuel Rogers, of Rotherkithe, Surrey, timber-merchant:, dealer and clifpinan, Dec. 7, 14, and January 1 i, at elden, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Webb, St. Thomas's street, Borough. mathan Singleton, of hbitesfdrd, Leicestershire, shoemaker, dealer and ehapman, Dec. 8, 10, and January at eleitin, it the Flying Horse, Nottingham. Attornies, Mertht. Allsopp and Wells, Nottingham.; or Messrs. Baxter find Martin, fur nlvars-Inn, London. Richard Allen, of Stourport, Worcestershire, ironmonger, dealer and ehapisan, Dec. 14, 15, and January 11, at twelve, at the Swan Inn, Hiatt-street, Birmingham. Attortiles, Mr. Egerton, Gray's-Inn-tiquare, Loudon; or Mears. Spurrier and Inglehy, Birtninghafit.. Mary Lewis, of Gloucester, wharSnger ' and deader in • corn, Dec. 16, 17, and January 11, at the White Hart Inn, Gloniesrer.- Attorney, Mr George Chilton, Chancery-lane, London ; of Mocrs. Okey and Commeline, iGloucester. William Nettleton, late of Plymouth, Devon, printer, bookseller nod stationer, Dec. 14, 15, and January 11, at eleven, at the New Royal Hotel, in Plymouth. Attornies, Messrs. Sandys, Horton, and Roarke, Crane-court, Fleet-street, London; or Mr. Whiteford, George's-street, Plymouth. • William Miller and Richard Leavitt, of Hinton -Street, Dor-row , Bethnal-Green, Middlesex, carpenter, Dee. 4, 11, and Jan. 11„at twelve, at Guildhall. Anomie', Messrs. Williamson and Remmer, Clifford's Inn. Harris, of Belvedere-plaCe, Lambeth, Surrey, timbei merebant, Dec. 11, 18, and Jan. 11, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Anthony, Hutton-Garden. John Boou Duthy, of Cable -street, Vl'hiteclutpel, grocer, tied. 7, 14, and Jan. 11, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Rutson, Weilcioae-square. WilliaM John Richardson of Nicholas-lane, .merchant, Dec. 7, 18, and lan. 11, at twelve, at Oddball. Attorniiy, Mi. Pat; tersun, Copthall-court.- Richard Edwards, of Morgan's-lane, Tooley-street, Sonthwarki wine.merchatft, Dec. 7,14, and Jarf. 11, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs, Dann and Crossland, Broad-street, London. Edmund Mealing, now or late of John-street, Adelphi, and also of Southampton-street, Covent-garden, whie-merchanr, Dec. 7, at ten, 14, at twelve, and Jan. 11, at one, at GuildhalL At torney, Mr. Smith, Hatton Garden: Jeremiah Dodson, of Lewes, Suite*, grocer, Dec. 7, 14, and Jan. i; at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. T. R. Mawleyi Tottenham-street, Fitzroy-square, London. • John Juddery, of Robert-street, North End, Deal, Kent, boat timber-maker, Dec. 4, 11, and Jan. 11, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Eyles, Castle-,trees, Hounsditch. John Dix, of High-streLt, St. Mity-la-bonne Aliddlesex, baker, Dec. 4, 14, and Jan. 1 that eleven, at tuildhatL Attorney, Mr. Flexney, Gray's Inn-square. DIVIDENDS. 7isha John Jonitban Je3epi I)eC L 2I, A. Paton, T. Gill, and J. Brown, of Old • Ratcliffe Highway, snap - manufacturers . Dec. 22,T. K. Mildruns of T, Iness, Devon, linen-draper. Dec, 18, T. Bentley and E. A. Whyit, F!nchurch-street, dry-salters. Dec. 18, W. Lambert, of Ingleby Arnclife, Yorkshire, dealet. Dee. 22, J. Grlerson, Nevi castle-upon-Tyne, /hitter. Dec. 20, 1). Rankin, of Liverpool; Cooper. Dec. 7,1. A Ivey, Blackman -street, Borough, haberdasher. Dec. 18, Thomas Webb, Hitchin,lierts, draper. Dec. 13, Simon Norton, of Ware, liens, sail. cloth-maker. Dec. IS, Richard Cn cher, William Godfree, and Wm. Prete IVtuAgrave, Cheapside; lace Men. Dec.lB, Peter Wilson, of Shorediich, haberdasher.-- January 8, - John Brooker Knight, of Forestreet, cheesernonger. Dec.lB. T. Pcnthrin, Gray's-inn-1016-toad, carpenter. Dec. 18. G. Bruin, Tooley-street; Merchant. Dec. 18. T. 4. Birch, Red- Lion-Area, Clerkenwell; iron.fidnicr: Dec. 12. B. Gilgrest, Cheapside, warehouseman. Jan. 29. G. Anderson and G. H. Eades, Bridge-yard Wharf, Tooley-street, merchants. Dec. 18. T. Harding, Ludt's Fields, Walfrorth, dealer in wine. Dec'. 13. W. Doncaster, of Newcastle-place, Clerkenwell. jeweller. Dee. 28. R. Winstanley, Jan, King-street, Cheapside, and G. Hudson, of Manthesttr, wareliousemeu. 1)ec.18. W. Coplestone, of Exeter, linen-iirapet. Dec. 30. J. Irish, of Pr;rtsmouth, watch maker. Dec. 18. E. Argles, of Catherine-street, Strand, up= bolder. Dec. 20 T. Chamley; Liverpool; earthenware-dealer. Dec. 22. E. Hawitint, of York, grocer. Dec. 21. 2 /3. Green, of Aiskew, YorkrAirei mac jobbsr. Dee. 21. F. W. Boozer, G. • BTR At Ochtertyre, nn the tilt% ult. Lady Mary Mt; ray, of a bon. On the 13th ult. at At butlatott, the Viscountess u 4 Arbuthnutt, of a daughter. Tuesday se'ruaight;at Portsmouth, the Lady of Timms Grata, EN. of his Majesty's Duck-yard, of a daughter. Thursday, at Kinganit Crescent, 1 - fants, the Ladi of Captain Cairo, R. N. of a daughter. MARRIED. iVednesday; at Dublin, the lion. and key. Maurice Mgr°, youngest son of Lord Hartland, to Miss Hume, dinghter Of de live Wm. Hume, Esq. M.P. for the county of 'Wichl4*. Tuesday, at Mee:beim, after a( shrift llfoesi , Caroline, Via toetttet,s Clifden, Wife of Lord Visconnt Clifden. Saturday sennighti fit her house to Paris -street, g icter, age d 51, Mrs. Mary Pifr-4, widow of the Rcv. John Paniaii; for merly Prebendary of Cotton, and Rector of Alphingion. Tke 14th of March last, at Barraloor, in the East Indies, Ca therine, the wife of Cornel G. P. ° Adams, 25th Light Dragsuns. At Honduras, on the 2d of August; 'Eh/Stilts Gab, Esq after a Short illness. The 22d "It. at Mountfield Lodge, near Rye, Malt- Ann, se cond daughtet of T. P. Lamb, Esq. M. P. The sth ult. with the army under the Marquis of Wellington, Sir T. Style, Bart. Ensig n In the Ist Regt. of Guards, of a les c r. Saturday last, at Penennis Castle, hi the .14th year of hi: an James eonsidine, Esq. late Captain in the 22d Light Drago6ns, and Licutettatit-Gbventor of Pendennis Castle. _ . 'Hie 14:It ult. in the itoyal Naial Hospital, at Stonehoute, H. if. Searle, Esq the senior lieutenant on that establishment. Thursday, at the Crown Hotel, Portsitouth, Ann, daughter of , Mr. Neyler. October 25, In Spain, of the wourldi which he received at the Pass of Maya, in the engagement of the Sist of August last, Cuptain William S. Connor. At Portlaw, county Vs'atcrford, the Re*. Matt. Power, P.P. aged 75. On the I lth ult. John Gray, fatmer in Balno, parish of Glee. muidt, aged 109; he never bad a head-ache, and reteined alibis bCnies till within a few days of his d ath. At Ballymacarr, runty Wexford, the Rev. Patritk Doyle, P.P. aged Gt. • At Dinapore, on the Slat March Last, in the 28th year or his age, Mr. John Shand, chief odleer of the Marchioness Wellesley,l Indiarnan. Friday, at WI ham Lodge, Bssel, In the 86th year of his age, the Hon. Francis Talbot, uncle of tin: present Earl of Shrewsbury. On the 20th ult. at Cowes, Mrs. Short, wife of Major Short, a Staff Officer in that District. On the 7th ult. at Brahan Castle; Ross-shire, the Hon. Fraucls John Mackenzie, 2d son of lord Seaforths On the Mit inst. at Emmert's, Capt. Francis Geo. Cat doer, on the retired list of the Royal Marine Corps. Thursday, ;SILr a short illness, Sir %VIII. genet.. of Vareharn, Hants, at the adva.lced age of 80 years. IMUCAND SURGICAL DISPENSARY, PATikote-sliii Royal Highness the Dune of Yoe t. doitoNolll. roil of Lebriar!. Cot W. Jones, M. to. Hon. CoL J. Barry, M.P. Col. H. Clements, M. P. John Latouche, M. P.. . Cairtaln J. Hay. fin G ror4-Mr. Kiernan, Jitffm rof the Royal College,London• f A. is INsTrruTioti, 'established for the exclu sive Treatment ard Cure fif the VENEREAL. DISEASES, and their dreadful consequences, 23 Strictures, Debilities, Ulcera tions, ice. has to boast the cure et nsi kvs than 2poo Patients, an nually, many of whom hare been afflicted from 10 to 20 years. Tlie early synipterai of Gonorrhea add Chancre ire cured in a few . days by Mr. Kieruan's superior and efikatious mode of treatment, and that weakness and derangement of the generative organs; which impair the constitution, and shorten life r are here more mccessfilly treated than on any other plan: Mr.Klernait may be consulted as usual, by tithe! ter, at his ptinte houie, No. 21, I.ofrer Charlotte -street, Bedford-ikinare, irrbai Letters troth Tarn and Country Ore to be addreeied, and the nehtsaary alike and inktlaiko flu We ghee or Mgt ap any part of the kingdom. HOOFING COUCH CUP. 1m • • wi•unOUT noftudi . . . Mk/Di r .:NE. .'.l,_• .N .• 4 ,-. 12,0 C HV, ROYAL EM ii ROCATION.Z ! V `r 2.31: , Thousands of Children are cured oun;willy by tit '. i f On the brit attakk, an inimeliate replication ofJWCtirk r. 1310pATION will rreventf he compttint faking anjt Unid 'ri convitution, and s few times may convietety care., ktatie.triA obstinate caste pet 1,-veranue will produce th , . 4;:aircd of ac t ,', nc Remedy can be so well calculated fer Children is Ll4ll ‘ lle ll requirecno medicine to Iht viten Inwttility... - —_,. .. ... _ , ii 'C le,comrs , ioughs this Metliciue Ls elnally..elliptidess matt be relied, on for Men; Wanes, and Children, as . 44 . 4' effectual. to no case can this Medicine be gnunneunlesS *or 1 off the wrapper by I. Roche, and every stamp the niwie of t . Edward's, 6ti, St. Pan.** Church-Yard (who It the only Witt va:e V rudest') engraved tfikreon. L'r4e ft. and Xis, eta. ria:ie: 1 _ • FCL --. .- -. .., • '. 'ADTI .. • . 0• . • WHEN Men cif 4duciitic.it and pmfessiontZi ow retiale.trlig erateavoure to discover the most - - ait. serta'n sr er.:Ad.of treaing a few prevail'eg li . seasee,;linitlitcsee Ad result of their experience ;s the best proefpf rq eAWITL,:sty , Messrs. GOSS ant Co.thirgeons c LaseN i n induced us .1:44e. • the cure of the h'iliowat fhb onjett ei,f . tisetr partkopt stk r ,.p,-, a cetera& Disorder, fr irs:tatiotty contract?! In a mitnetit a Itt,itta citron, and. Vs. conconfrants,. ..ttrittiatcs and Glecti; th i s; t x . an improved plan, are speedily and etectpally, cured; u Agy, 4 li;:ly, whether afolin,,z !rum liaichanaiian in•Wlterictw, ltjt i Bence Ir warm climates, or a sextet solitary vice, too oftelr.,;•: 1 happily pur.oeil bt the yonsh of bOth sexes, $.0 . ,04 !lit cr * .u,slia sterility or barrenness, and in .she other a numerous tr..in QV...11:- sous cheeses, which, lf not titnely reOiiditit, terminate in .1344 tenc. and cosidzipit i on. In that distrhililg stair of di:l4ly ii i dericieney, whether. the consequence of such baneful illiblii il • aris , nt.froni any othet cease, by which the t poveLri.e4 air: ‘ 4 ,6 . tution be:cantle eisferhied, as regutuiyedutatedSmic•ihs tf Lu ( 1,i0, , they orer a hem, safe, loci spekdy restoratiGh to sutud ill vitotous hekth. Messrs. Goss and Co. eialls,,tvrif frole:Aht the sure of lila: particular complaint% 9i..otda t 11 they Ma y . t)(St flty il: t mistaken few, marked sciiti the o bloquy su justly attached ( the iguotaat empiric; thirk k inut justice to ti•enwelves to sy . 1 that they have We ri properly educated and initiate jots{ Ori, i branch of the pitiSession (ceri:ficates c df e',.lltit, front dLer.iil Hosetes; and, testimonials troni :! , ..e most eminent phslerr• theyituiee . to C•ipiiree any tt••tirtr) that the success ielldifi front their endeavours tir.t :aducel them to quit the praCtlae iff the galls-rid Practitioner; and they presutne that the! Preteriii 1 cegt,rkiiti.: is ;air giinitd for tht un2tteedttiteil cnn.td*K i".l t wh.ch they hi.ve ek the Public Neel p lilairallt litiedottelt The resu't of l a Irian and etNtiiye . ,priMee Eis enablV ifiet t . „l 1 by a sokettor Method, to tei.;:t,ve ittlereli complaints, lfontsp• • insect r.. or coMplicated,:bithout subjecting thelattaat t ., . ttl least restraint in diet 1 ti-er,..in , and in recent Cases sei,ete At .. • tardy apptication Is re, e on discovery of toot info:eaten, la i que:tily perform a eure in the short spier of two dilYi. i Prece'itrite‘! sucty.if di chair nude of ire... Mitten ( shield Ilk ifiv3F I been kaowa to fail 'in pfw sine le instance In a Israel i& 0 1 steals, during which period of any thousand aeliims of helot iiiit i vi v i beekcared, tre:l aiti : i , severe and injuriens 'methods IQ L'eht 1 pursued . hit nibet Ppc.itiorets wichMit Eirct); induces tgeht IS the. pinillcly 416. t,r Nitrite. ._. 'l'ube •.itittil.ed daily by Pirtitrifi;? either set, Wilt stffti-P delicaeY, an,l i'itention.—Letters from the country, ebbe' v. the pars , einass ol e e en, age, sod manabr of livhilit a il v a ecittltincr, duly at;mild to, a:id advice' trot M - Alt Sed to any pat tof tilt kitgdunt. . 04J.;.`: an ' C. ..orn:-onft, IC itfri..4ii- , p '' tidt#e . c . EHALI.titGE. MF. ES RS.CLIR kiE and Cu.. Stiiiii3M, ht! Serrice • eyli'lletia the wnole world t 6 prti4ll Engle Invitee where : o;or Medic:tie and method of Cork railed of the deslre B : effect. pitiktfi , e nz` suauy years to t . part!cilat branch of thel: pro:* 'aim .as nc4 given rise to or.l unsucce• Thetcnntintec in direct thAr studies to ate treatment t id cu.?: of V etude-eat eSistrainis, and that defaigelifen? of the aystiir4 Wit , ch is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful 'effe..ta of d haNt Jong and moat unhappily Eutsneel by the yhutlisof both serer; to the one it will be found to be the unfailing io-:t'-ce «f .hartek ; the other have its melees fatally deVeloped f.1.11M by a creasing Kate of debility, whlch,if nest timely romedied,terminatiff In tan:so:ewe. Theze are its rentote and - ultimate erectsivotilte Sae ug? ptft+f, Jost of rrit !afar poseat,to fir;eitte getrous cansphe e i t g r stages of ch:., solitary Vice: 10 sons langul:hine andcr Ilse 4 1 , , . soviets incident to web a •.atilt o t •reatmetit is sintple atul has never prnv.d unsiiceetifith Ili t cnur.e of a I.:nit, labial ;ens, and much emended practice In Ha mo.t acid o.nipl:cated cases of verereal infeet , mi t is obAruetions tn, the urethra, sriugy hart to: ruors, callous ulcers, erLitiier.S, sendaal weakness; *Oi l as - ffratfelllitES,. Whether recent or of tag dufdlihht slid OW% hive batitetitt, .kit ofoiher Practlrioners ;are by ail Present tmproved rah treatment, effectually and permanauty cured, without the pit.s.ni suffeeng the tacit:elating pain and alarming hemorrhage tit 4. often follows the apprelt an a the lunar causte. In the count u 10 years extensive practice In dila MeiraPolis nutherostistisess 4trictures hkie been and are daily under t heir care, the tdit e ratlication of which are effected by a life; certain; 'lid etrUi:: ous mo 4 e of practice, superior M any other yet tdtipted; Vii verahhess, rekiiatiOn, and slOditif proceeding front chi; ccn plaint, is speedily removed, and the pltiept restored to snitp.f and t•gto0116 health. lint where ilk debility has tot yam' Mt: ted, a proper perseveratree in their restotatide remedies; ifte?thi Stricture has been destroyed.-is indispensably riquiiki to f 2,114 the slumbering sparks of life,sod ty rinuifttlate the cottitituflik. leveral Ndhleinen stud eauensen, of the first relocktill!St ave been under the care Of Mani. Currie arfa cc!. for the ti`. =vat of complalbts of the Urethra, StriCtuies, dtc. and, futer4 received a radical and permisent cure, request that acid, may be made to them aisirisfactory evidences of the decided kg per:oricy of Messrs. Cottle and Co.'s plan of treatment. Minf If these Gentlemen ttixl Ftricteres from tea to twenty yenta; 45511 were under .the care of Massa. Horne and Heavisitie4 and utter Surisitiii; of equal eirdiellJet, Ithb atteMpted theft Cure by th e appltearion of the lunar catsit.r, without siCcett. Patients in ':lte Country are requested to state the partiaittil; of their case, age, and manner of living, enclosing a gk in" uote fur ads:ce and ottelicities, and the Tune will lie given it r - -Orwarded tit any part of the-Kit:emit. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be teusuked by ell her Sea, wt R :lie greatest delicacy, secrecy and butsair, at choir house, 144. 107. Hatton-Gorden. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, EA/. IBE4ldave to inform you, that ever since the yhaf 1790,1 had been Allotted with the Ives Venerea, which ftoisi its obstinately resistitsgovery course of medieineprescribedbYtia€ moss eminent of the. icisity here, and undergoing SrVt k x course of silivationind twice discharge) from the liosigiest k h little relief, winild appear to of the most ir.vetelilie n4znr4. 1k the spring of last yeaffny disorder 1:141 got to sects a head, 10 nearly to put i period tttn:y esistence. In thb suite, I seri is: commentledby Mr. J. Tle.mpson, (who reerived lomat a cure' by them hZre,) to take your I.ealte's I'atent Pills,ivhich I !organ Ito do on the 26th May ; in the coarbe o r a enftolik I logans9 receive benefit. In little more than' i month I beaus.", lif . youtlibtral advice and nitdielue, perfectly free fron . my fur• titer temp:aims, hive recover, d Lay former spirits sod Itretigthi .and am become jolly and tit which state Laving co:slighted u.ani morths to the astoniahrnent of all who knew me, I trn at a loss in what terms to evpress raj gratitucV, but beg fat fir the good of other st,.:".!ring mortals, it make this my ease • r public as poselble, as I shall on every occasion—in so tot will greatly oblige, Sir, you: grateful obedient very -et cant, ALEX. ( 1( ' ; is Swan's Cruse, Higl,-Strret, dibburgh. Prepared and 5i..1.1 by ate sole Proprietor, Thomas Member ache Royal CoEege 01 Surgeons in l.widolt, at l.hh l)l ‘"` No. 9, New Brhige-street. They are also acted by hrs appolot7ressr, at the Perfumer's, Nu. SS, St. All , anV-street, ; Vas! Toy-shop, 151 . .). 103. 0' ford-street ; Mr. Dishor....."•Vs, No. 7, Viili-r.tr...et-Itill,nearl7 ^4 postte the Monimolit ; and hy our r --.on in et: consukra'.l. toes in Enlia::d, bexCi only 2t. 9d. rack. sealed up will: lull and plain directions, wLerehy tuns otiiither sea may cu re themselves w'th ease and .ecrec N.B. Every Boe soklin f;r::at Britain Is sealed up With a •tztrr in whichdayfavourof the Comm issioncia, to pri_eted at the :Admit " T. Taylor, .No.o. New Ilidge-to rem: LONbON 'Printeit Sy I ,tv r a Kt:iTi Pkleet. ria:e ;“u ynblkalial Were; *8 at the Silt Cake; Temple liar. frc: `** s.. 41 i. 4 j 4 i.- 1 .; "s. l' . i i f.. •r • r Overton, iitd L. Olivet, Airivrik , _shire, iroll e rnai- , ten. Dec. 18. W. and J. Liao*, of ' ',canning., Wilt shire, tolourmen. Deft, V. S. Bisbop, of Cheitebbalu i labcr- Ober. Dec. 7. Sir M. Bloiam; km. , T. Wilkipsoo, and W. ' Blosam, of GracAhurels street, bankers. Nov. CO. J. Contras of Bread-street, merchant. Jan. 8. W. Stables, of Great It us- Sell-street, Bloomsbury, mt.rcer. Dec. 21. John Brick wood, wen lolin Brick wood, jun. Johr Rainier, W. Mnrgan, and J. *tarkey, of Lombard•street, bankers.' Dec. 21. I'. Wilsoii, of Newcastle upon-TP*lc, grocer. rife. 22. J. GroombrOge. of Petllam street, beat. Canterbury, linen draper. Det..22. J. Parke and P F. Parke, ok Manchester, cotton-spinners.. lan. 2?. 'l'. Bentley and E. A. Wilytt, of Fenchurch-street, drysalters, Feb. 12. B Gilgrest, of Phvapside, warehousemaa. Dec. 27. J. 1) . Vs'ehb, of Liverpool, merchant. Dec. 22. W. Andertnii , of1,1•!erpool, upholsterer. 'lan. 8. J. Patrick, of Mary-la-bonne-r.ti-er.i, Pic tadilly, linen-draper. Dec. 21. J. Finder), jun. larc 01 Clipstone street, St. Mary-la-bonne, carpenter. Satz. 8. F. Payne and J. I Holt, of Wood-strect, Cheapside, ivarehoute!tien. Dee. 23...5. Garthc.,:e and I. Chblett, ot. Hackney-road, dyers. Dec. '22. W. R. Hargraves, of Alkinchani Chester, grocer. Dec. 21. J. Ran dall, of Dean -street, Westminster, .upholsterer. Dec. 13. T. Stewart, of North Sherds, ship owner. Dec. 23. J. Medburn, of Gillingham, nei.r Chadians, grocer. Dec. 21. W. Daglish, Gateshead, Durham, joiner anti cabinet-maker. Dec. Vv.. K. IlArdm.:ll, of Litiel-petol, .uerchant. Dec. 28. B. tilsou, of 'Thornhill Lees, Yorkshire, lime burner. Dec. 24. T. Merac and M. La Porte Mcrae, of Queen-street, Cheapside, warehousemen, CERTIFICTATtS, DiCEhiiiElt 13. 7. litichertsOn, of Great 'Windmill -street, Haynilrket, baker; I. Bennett, of Blackburn, Lancashire, ironmonger. S. Heath, of Shepton•Mallett ' clothier. S. King, of GOsport, shoe: ri alto'. J. Steele, of Futwood, Lancashire, skinner. v4csrailea2l.--T. NV Lightman, of York, glove-dianufacturer. W. I3iinliH, of Kingslon.uplM-Hull; lii•oker. Wm. M'Ewen, of Geo.rge-street, Fester-lane, London, merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. S. Reynolds and R. Forty, of the Adelphi, coal-merchants. gat. and J. Parket; of Ttuttick, Forar , flax-spinners. M. la V. Holdswortii; ol Sheeleht, manufacturers of Eltkiilflthi goods. 1.. Gv. yoni and J. Parsons, of Southwark? aec sineh. J. and J. 'Wellon, of Castle -court, Budge-row.lice-merchauts. T. Billington and W. Cardwell, of Liwrpool, coach-makers. I. Landsell and J. Smith; of Battle, Stiiiez, builders. J. Barran and J. Bacon, of Iltirsleni, Staffori!, ManuNcturera of stone-ware. A. ; Goldin, J. FearnaU, and W. Pearnall; Deptford, coal-anerchants. W. Smale and W. C. Pabner, silk-throwster. i and J . Lucas, Bankside, Southwark. F. W. Price, A. F. herr.o, - and H. Darlot, of Bearbitotel•-line, Mansion-house; cimitut rend agents. A. F. Rltnis Ad I-I. Darlot, of Bearbinder-lane, Man- sion-house, wine-merchan: t, J. Parker, J. Stevens m, and E. Parker, of Qtißm-sttect, Cheapside. J. and E. Walton and S. Pears, of Btead-street, warehousemen; t, Aarber and J. Fair weather, of I..elbridge-rosal, gardener. T. Har4ittoti and J. and R. Ogle ? of Pate? - !lci-ter-row, book,elltrs. R. Colit•tt, J. Co!, W. Sticres, and J. Grant, of t. heapsitle, linen-drapers. 1)131RIBUTION or PRIZE-MORES'. Clib, for the Expedition, lutist: ;'• c, and le Pilotin, on hoard, at Leith; rtcalls at No. 22, Moroi!: street. Prince.-: of Wales, for the Spritogeren, and MAI-en Maria, on boats, at Yarmouth. Retails at. No. 2, 3 delphi-tetrace, cfLry M'edi.:sday and Tkursda. Pi;itt:er, for Le Bat I.4nie, and the Wltgam, on board, in the DOwns. Recalls at 2.1 . 0. 14, Clement'i silo, every Monday and rhun.thy. Dictator; for a Danish armed lugger; a packet, and a row bra', at No. 12, Upper Ihames street. Rtralls every 1 uesdai and i Friday. Apell44; for the Danish vesSeli, go. 21; Haahlst, and El:liken, l mi board, at Leith. Recalls at No. 25,- Norfolk-street, St • eery Tuesday and Friday. Lyt a , for the Don Rndi4tickain bettet ,no her arrival in port. Recalls at the office of Messrs. Mirsh and Creed, No. si, :tor- , folk-street, Strand, London, every; Tuesday and Friday. Fancy, for the Lle HOffnung, at No. 22i Arnalel-street,, Strand. Recalls ft the age place. Flora, for the Dolphin, at No. 112, Arundel-street, Strand.-- Recalls at the same place. Leveret, for the Neils, Petar Bourke, and Louisa A ugtis•a, on board, at Sheerners. ,RPcalls at No. 22, Aruqdrl-street, Strand. Dement, for l'Ftstta3'd; and Horatio; on board, at Plymouth, on thE :Id December. Rec Alls It No; 25, Norftilk-streets Strand, every Tuesda: , and Friday. Pyramus, fur r thArlpet and Magdalen, on board, at Plythuith,- On the 4th December; Recalls at No. 22, Norfolk strea. HIGH WATER. AT LONDON !RIDGE TO-Mic:itoV ; Monrng ..... . . 4i 71i1.0 cn ar er b .. 16 :it twrs