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LINES, lAithitiN bit Tlt DEATH OF eAPtAIN LAMBERT, LitT£ COIPASANDLa 'OF MS StAIX3I"O4 SHIP jAvn. gentle spilit, yet 111 dauntless heart, Where Worth and Valotlr claimM an equal part; In whom the 1-14.-.ro, Friend, and Husband shone, And all the virtues, mingled into one; Whose every action spoke an honest zeal, And foremost in his thoughts his Country's weal! Such once was Lastanaa—onee the good and brave, ;Mow sunk, alas! in Glory's hottonr'drave: • Wale the lone Mourner, in her widowed itate, Bewails the sad teverhy of Fate, And the rough Seaman wets his manly eye, • • Where, cold in death, the Hero's ashes lie— Or, as he sighing quits the fatal shore, Turns his last lingiing look to Saivadore !• G. *. tlarquis WELLEiLtY 4011 ColltillUCS much indis postd at Apsley house. Lidy MAYNARD is--represented; by recent letters from Italy, to be in so ill a state of health, that her 'Weis despaired of. 7 The long depending treaty between the Bishop of BATH and W4m.s, and the Earl of COVENTRY, re , specting the renewal of a lease, dependent on the life of his MAJESTY, for which the former required a fine of 530,000, is at length compromised, by the former having become the purchaser of the Earl of Coves:- altv's lease, for the sum of ten thousand pounds, and having in consequence put in three new lives himself, skid thus secured to his family this estate worth Je2.500 per annum. This seems to he the age of wonders, but in ro in stance more than in the present Lottery, for the Wheel now contains two Prizes of A 420,000, two of .410,000, three of £2OOO, four of se 1000, and XlO,OOO for the First-drawn Ticket on Thursday, the 27th of this month I—notwithstanding which, the few remaining Tickets in the Contractors' hands are selling as under: Ticket ... £23 10 0 Half ' • 12 5 0 Quarter • ... 6 S 0 Eighth - 3 2 6 Sixteenth . . So great has been the increase of that valuable root, the potatoe, in the West of England, that the Rector Southbright, in Devonshire, now receives full XlOOO per ann. for his tythe on potatoes, where, a few years back, scarcely a bushel was grown in the Whole parish, In Ireland the price of corn of all descriptions seems to be on the decline ; and while the crops con tinue to wear their present healthy appearance, and the supplies from the Continent pour into this country so abundantly, there must be a sensible reduction in 'the markets almost weekly. The race of 100 miles, betwixt Cross and Rainer, be run on Sunbury Common, on a two mile Pioce of ground, and will close on Saturday evening.—, After the race, a battle of a singular kind will take place ; Molintux having observed lie would fight any Ailing alive, yesterday a match was made for him, to fight a Bull, on condition that the animal should have his horns muffled, and the match cannot he ofr with out a forfeit. The Black will fight Csrter off hand, for any stake. Saturday mornitl, as one of the Walthamstow stagecoaches was.gomg from London, the foie axle tree broke, and the coach was overturned ; by which Mr. Sparing, of the Horse and Groom public house, at Lf:a Bridge, riding on the roof, had a leg broke in two places, and a Lady, inside, putting her band utside the coach window, had it crushed and broken in a shocking manner ; she bas since been obliged to suffer amputation above the wrist, but is in..a fair Wely of recovery. Fi it E.-A dreadful fi;e.bmke out about lio'clock on Sunday se'nnight, in the . stable of the• Black Lion Inn, at Newcastle Emlyn, Carmuthenshire, which, communicating to, the adjoining out-houses,consutned every thing within its range. On the 14th inst. Mr. D. Williams, Mate in com mand of the Well cutter, in the service of the Cus, Toms, fell in with a small smuggling boat, off Port land, in which were Six men, who, on perceiving the cutter in chace of them, were induced to throw over their catgo, consisting of 46 casks of brandy, uhich Caiitain Williams picked up ; but we 'are sorry to add, that, owing to the boat being' without ballast, she upset, when four of the men out of the six were drowned ; the other two Captain Williams put on board his Majesty's ship Tisiphone, at Yarmoutk The boat, and sprits he delivered to the. Custom-house warehouse at Cowes.. rNQU EST.—Tuesday an Inquisition was held at the TWo Chairmen, in Davies-street, Berk..:ley-square, upon the body of a man who had lived servant with a Gentleman upwards of forty years. The Gentleman stated, in a most affecting manner, that on Saturday the deceased brought up his breakfast, and, having placed it on the table, exclaimed, “ I must sit down; when he fell on a chair, and immediately became ;speechless. Surgical as sistance was procured, but the vital spark was totally extinguished. Verdict—Died • by the Visitation of GOD. The 30th ult. Mr. George Atkinson, aged 24, was found drowned near I)ufton, about four miks from Appleby.. He had only come from London,on the Sunday before the accident, and was intending to Commence the drapery business, in Appleby. An act of intrepidity was performed at Portsmouth on Monday sennight, which we have peculiar grAti tication in noticing. Three Officers of the Inverness Militia were in a pleasure-boat, and when sailing be ' tureen the prison.shiPs, a sudden current of wind upset ~ the boat, which, having heavy ballast, immediately sunk. Two of the Officer's could swim, and thy kept theniselves upon the surface .until boats took them up ; but the other was in the imminent danger of droWning. A French prisoner on board the Crown, named MoftAyn, die moment he saw the Officer struggling, jumped off the gangway into the water, and by putting his feet under the Officer's body as he was sinking, raised him to the surface, end then held hint fast till farther assistance was ob tained.--A proper representation has been made to Government, and, no doubt, one part of the brave fellow's reward will be a release from bis present situation. LA? artalttnlCE. r. ...............t.ri ' ; ' t COUItt OF KING'S Brileit, MAlt ill • THE KING V. HOLLIS. James Hollis, who had been found guilty of being concerned in a conspiracy with Gawler and others to defraud Greenwich Hospital by means of forged warrants of seamen's service, entitling them to pen sions, was brought up to receive the judgment - of the Court. The prisoner put in. a petition supplicating the. mercy of the Court, as he had served in his Majesty's navy, and had afterwards been very unfortunate, when he fell in with Gawler and one Donovan, who induced him to pursue those practices of which a Jury had found him guilty, but which he did not cdfiCave to be criminal. Mr. Justice Mose enlarged on the enormity of the offeu ce. inasmuch as it went to deprive the old sea. man of that support which he had looked forward to in his old age, by diverting the funds into unworthy hands. The sentence of the Court about to be pro nounikd was similar to what had been imposed on those who had also been engaged in the conspiracy : it was, imprisonment for nine months in Horse monger gaol. THE KING V. KERRISON. This was a Writ of Error,,from the late Norfolk Assizes. The Defendant had been indicted for ne glecting to repair a bridge over a certain canal, of which he was the proprietor, and the right of navi gating which belonged to him. On this indictment he was found guilty. Mr. ABBOTT, in support of the defendant in error, argued that he was no more liable to repair the bridge over-this canal, of which he was the proprietor, than the owner of an estate was to keep a turnpike-road in order which was running through that estate, because he was the proprietor of the soil beneath. Mr. BEST, in support of the conviction, contended, that the defendant being proprietor of the canal, and possessing the right to navigate it, was hound to keep the bridge in repair which was placed over it. The Court were unanimously of opinion, that the 1 defendant was not liable to repair the bridge, in con sequence of the interest which he had in the canal ; and, therefore, reverted the judgment. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. ,BRAZEN-NOSE COLLEGE V. BV.IIOI , OF SALISBURY. It appeared, that the plaintiffs having brought an action to ascertain whether Dr. Outram, by his ac ceptance of the living of St. Philip, at Birmingham, had vacated the rectory of Wooten Rivers, in Wilt shire, obtained a verdict in their favour, liable to the construction which a Court of Law might put upon the meaning of the Acts of Parliament, which regu lated the presentation and possession of Choral livings. Mr. Serjeant LENS maintained, for the plaintiffs, that the acceptance of the presentation of the Crown to the living in Birmingham had vacated the rectory of Wooten Rivers, inasmuch as it was contrary to the ancient Canon Law, proinulgated by the Council of Lateran, and since adopted into the Common Law,' to jarssess and hold too such situations in the Church. The law decreed, under the head i-f Pluralities, that whosoever accepted of a benefice, while possessed of another, should be deprived of the first, and the pa tron was permittid to hest • w the same on whom he should deem wor thy. That law having stood anal. 1 tered anti , unimpeached to the present period, the , rectory of Wooten Rivers was therefore vacant, and the College having the privilege of presentation might Imake their election immediately. . Mr. PELL endeavoured to maintain, from the leeis i lative and common construction of the Acts of Par liament, that the bene fi ce of St. PI - .llip was perpetti. I ally appropriated to the rectory, therefore Dr.ollll-31111 had not vacated the latter by accepting the piesenta- I tion of the former from the Crown. This appropria tion, he contended, was manifested in the Act r f Par ' liament, which explained the Act of Queen Atria., where the word Appurtenance, annexed to the rec wry, evidently meant the living of St. Mop, att Birmingham. ' Sir JAMES MANSFIELD Slid, that no doubt could be entertained on the subject. It was impobNible to conceive that the valuable living of St. Philip could be concealed in the word Appurtenance, and the' . Acts of Parliament had no such appropriation in con templation wten they were framed. He could see no rational grounds for either doubt or hesitation on • the subject, therefore k would be better not to delay ,-the parties.—The right of the plainith was in come ' quence confirmed. EDINBURGH -ROXBURGH CAUSE. The remaining branch of this very important cause, which relates to the Feus, was on Thursday deter mined by the Court, when the Judges of the Eilst Division were, with the exception of Lord GILLIKS, unanimous in opinion, that the feu-rights granted by the last Duke, of almost the whole estates, were con trary to the spirit and intention of the entail, and, therefore, their Lordships reduced and set aside these feu-rights. A decision to this effect was formerly given by the Court here, but the House of Lords, after a long hearing of Covasel, remitted the case to be re-heard before the whole Judges cf the Court of Session. Long and able papers were given in,, and afterwards full pleadings took place before the two divisions of the Court, met together for that purpose, last winter. The Judges of the Second Division, as they do not vote on the point, the case not being be fore their branch of the Court, gave opinions in writ ing, which were printed and laid before their Bre thren of the First Division; and, after full delibera tion by the latter, on Wednesday and Thursday, a decision was given as we have stated, setting, aside the feus.—lt is supposed the case will go again to the House of Peers. HATTON GARDEN.--Tuesday a man, in a sailor's garb, was charged with attempting to defraud a tradesman's wife in the vicinity of Islington, by offer ing for sale two shawls, which he pretended to have brought from India, for £7. He was accompanied by a Jew, wit*, in order to whet the intended dupe's appetite for the bargain, pretended to wish to purchase them himself, the seller, however, affecting a point of honour,. favoured his intended dupe with the fist. offer • but unfortunately for his d es ign, s he w as a p. prised of the deception and had him secured. When before the Magistrate, he confessed he had bought them, at a linen-draper's in town, for ii2o" He was scut ou board the tender. COgI4IAttKET, lIARK-I.ANF, 111:1 11 / 19. . . English. Foreign, Wheat, !Gent and Essex, I lOs. Wittsat, American 1320. per quarrel.. per quarter. , Ditto, tuffolk, 103 s. 128 s. Ditto, Dantzk 1201. 1455. Ditto, Norfolk, 1006.1125. Ditto, Baltic Red 116 s. 1245. ttye 60s. 635. . Ditto, Flambro' or iiarley 455. 501. Fine 543. 58s, Bremen, Il6s. 1241. Malt, 86s. 95a. Ditto, Brabant Red 1161. 1245. White Peas, 90s. 930. boller Rye, 60s. 6:51, 1021. 1083. Raley. 50s. 561. Grey, ditto, 683. 70s. Oats, Brew, rtialT Beans, 86%. 90s. • Oats, Feed, Tick do. 80s. 864. Fine 00s. 00s. White Peas, Es. 1051. Oats, Pe,tatoe, .504. 624. I Cm.; Dim), VOL 82s. Ditto, Poland, 425. 565. • Small Beans, Ditto, Feed, 345. 521. Flour American, 703. 755. per Flour, 103 s. 110 s. per Sack. • barrel. . . • IIE 17 . • _a_ue. tlan. RErNIAN ksi:TTA nA/ US been so lung proved, that nothing of th e , can bear a competition with it, in all the different mu..., certain disease ; which it effectually cures gud eradicatt, the habit, without exciting tire paintul feelings and spest,; • . attends salivation—wlthout dt-bilitating the cot , ..t;tuti, to ,„ degree, or even recibleing confinement from ~r r , don of diet. The radical tertuc. of these inestintat.te proved tePir claim to public approbation fur sn, re flu , ' , t .: . In all the debility of bath sexes they prove a never-fiilt t eadve—whether the tiebihty is produced by tcu free 1:K ro 'tug, by illicit plaagites, or the effects of a warm chine,- r t :revellers and those.going abroad, they carr.ot be :•er-..ur i ,„ too strongly, as thei will receive a safe, anJ cis cure, in all old stubborn sleets, and every usarnes% that the bladder and or urine. By its efficacy many ha've become molliers, *be for many years had twec del , f that bal.:Uncut. • or. Os. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Bags. Poetess. 81 Os tp 111 Os Kent 91 Os to 111 Os' 81 Os to WI iO6 Sussex 91 9s to 121 118 Auld a. bolesalc and retail, at Mr. 11! Intlreit, NO. 4, • thr corner of St. Paul's el.urch-yard; an.l ratad , hy Sharp, Portimonrh; Hal &Johnson, Gosport; • Itiallory, and lonia, Ports-a ; Trevrman, Exeter ; (neavi is. 'Gilbert. and Hoxland. Plyin.ittb ; Newbury, D A. u„ g ave and hiacionald, GlaFsow ; Smith, Scott, and Cargill, Ed!nhurgli ; Crxrwdl , Ruh ; Rost and lA' Hull ; White, Brighton itoterts, Seidon, and kali, Ch 0...,.; hum; Gregnoo, and Edwards tad peony, Stains . and 'Lyncii, Manclierwr; Bowen. Norwich ; Kane azy Lloyd, Birmingham ; C;nvory, Brighton; and must Molic N Venda*, In bottles, at to. tki. 4s. 4;41. and 11. Kent Susses PRICE OF COALS—COAL MAIIIIJCIT, MAT i s Alps at Market Sold Prices, 91 Newcastle Sll ISi. lid. w ll4s. 04 11 Sunderland 1 t • 455. W. t • 441 f. 6d 4 Cinders 4 250. DIVIDENDS. • (From Tuesday Night's Gazette ) hum IS, A. Walker, sen. and M. Walker, Birmingham, and A. Walker, jun. Philadelphia, and R Hultick., Philadelphia, merchants. May 211, Sarah Mobil% Southampton, milliner. Jure 10, John Dobson, Liverpool, merchant. July 6.-James Rich ard Maddock, Rosemary lane, timber-merchants. June 12, Geo. Gardiner, St. John -street, ironmonger. June )5, John John ston, Kingston upon Hull, currier. June 12, John Sisley, Beck ley,, Sussex, shopkeeper. .June 12, Fryer Tothl, Bury-street, St. Jam\es's, merchant. May 20, Jens Wolff and John Doreille, of New bridge street, merchants. June 11, Peter Salvo by, I Aver pool, pits,vision-dealer. June 12,, Win. Gibson, Edgware-road, cheesemonger. May 22, John Vincent, Seething4ane ' carpenter. June In, Clay mall , Liverpool, merchant. June 15, J. Makeig, Bristol, linen-iraper. June 8, Edward Ledger, of King-street, Cheapside, warehouseaten. CERTIFICATES, Joist f;. John Slaymaker, of Redcross street, tallow-chandler. Joseph Houenon,'loll-end, Stafrordshirv, dealer. Thomas Wills, Po•ts. mouth, grocer. John Luke, Cheapside, hoot-maker. John leas, Stairordsfrre, currier. Charles Hider, li iwkhur.t, Kent, grocer. John Fawley, Blackfriars-road, c;iliolsterer. Wm:l umer, Ripley, Surrey, sadler. William Snowden, Mane; - ester, liquor. merchant. Win. B,loates, Great Trinity-lane, coal-dealer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Carlid; G. Greenwood, and B. Carlin, Hull, merchants (so far as regards the said G. Greenwood). Wm. Burt and Thomas Northwood, Birmingham, toy-makers. Nathan and Thomas tydenhani, Yeovil, Somerset, boot makers. Joseph and Samuel Haivh, S!leffieltl, grocers. John Duckworth and Jar.ues ton, Fa:mouth, mercers. Jeremiah and Joshua Crook, Bali on le-Mow s, cortdn-manufzeturers. Wm. Nlilburne and G. Stead, Bow-lane, wirehousi men 33. Fassnn and Co. Alders;:ate-street, THUMak4 TA YLAM7,---------ESsj. T BE!; leave to inform . you, that ever since the rest _a. 17900 had been ailldeted wit It the 1 Ales Venerra ; whidia nn Its o!istieawly resisting every course of meilkine prescribed by' most eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing several wor t courses of salivation and twice discharged from the Hiopltsi orti little relief, would appear to be of the most isotterate attn. is the spring of last year my disorderlhad got to such a brad, is nearly to put a period to my erigerce. In this star, 1 was re . comme4dedhy Mr. I. Tkotnptun, (who !wrists' sogreat a cure by them here,) to take your Leaks', Patent Pills,whkh I hypo to do on the 26th May ; in the emu:mut a funnigh I organ to receive benefit., In little' more 441 a month I betartr e by your liberal advice ari medicate, ffrfectly free Eton oty for mer colitpla!st , , hare retoYettd my Fortner spirits and suet , ti;, and am becmtle jolly and fat, in which state ',tying coutiouti many mouths to the astonishment of all who kmw ire, at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, hut beg yot 141' the good of other sulfuring mortals, to make this my ca-t public as possible, as J shall on every orcat itm—in so doing me will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient eery humble set. Taut, ALEX.. AIUkKEZI Swan's Close, High-street;, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold lay ti-e sole Pt opr ietor, Thomas T:lke, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his haul No, 9, New &Lige-greet ; They are also sold by bis appointment, at the Perfumer's, Xs, 35, St. Alban',-street, Pall Mall ,• the Toy-shop, No, 103, 01. cord-street ; Mr. Disborotigh's, No. 7, Fhb-street-hill, nearly?. posite the Nionontent ;. and by one person in every coniitterxie town in England, &c.in boxes only 2s. 9d. each, sealed up Mb MIA id plant directions, where's, ;seisms oftitter sex may eve them...lves w'th ease and secrecy. jeweliers. Win. lt , h ro Intl Co. Healy-wood, Lancashire, cot ton-spinners. Wrn.ati f Jo in Cal:el, and Edward Mason, Stroud, Gloucestershire, clorlii-e,. C. and 'l'. Todd, Dew4bury, york shire, seed-crushers John and Wm. Green, Wm. Clark, J.lntes Falconar„ and Wm. Norris, I ewer Thames street, pottets len tar as regards the said James Falconar. John and Francis Itarchtle, Brixton, Surrey. v;ctua;lere. N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britaht i• a :sled up with a sta:rp in whlch,by ilrouruf the Commissioners, is ;+ rinsed at the Strati. Mace " r. 'ravine, No.p, New &Lige- uett."us indtaze whit!, is felony. • MEtiditS. (;OSS and eo. a; teplarly 'educ a ted Surgeotis of Laidig% ) have sedulously devoteel their su e r. Aims tor these last 17 years to the studio( thaw disorders whirl so frequentireenbitter, and too often prevent, that inestimable blessing, maerinionial. felicity. The unrivalled vamooses that ti 7 have hithetsii rectived Irons persons of the first distinction, and the unit*: neenecese s tending their superior iunde of treamtua In sliclutompLeinteoeduce them thus publicly to effte their &eke ance. 10 all cases of de teity or defixiency,whether resulting dolt the toe freqnencnaptirtecipaeng ie the pieties of a fashinnatee lifie't he otibounMel indulgeuee of lihernition, or emery., solitary, and deist t eetile kink; veld weakens the• energy ef the mk t d, I nd WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, destroy: the:lnver ot youth, ay producing sterility In the ones.% SARACEN'S lIEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. and iinpotente: in the other, they offers rafts and permanent cure. The hest Accommodation hit Traeelk% good Beds, choice To those who, from such enuipleints, are prevented entering iota Liquors, and moderate Cheeps. the marriagb stet; and ashamed to seek relief, brood over their r HE fr.% )vt ii).4 POST COACHES, &IA IL infirmities ineileilce, it nittOt bee/mooting to knew, however COACHE, &c. set out from the Saracen% Head Inn, cult or iiseir . eso4) cureinay be deemed by ether snow-1 till. the-, tw a renovating and isitaitilde meth el, they ma %%restored EXE'I F.R, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, to a sound and vigorous cemiaftutfan. . A cetta:n Disardcr, ire. Dartmouth, and ealisbuiy New Post Coach, every Morning at quently contracted Ina mimetic of indistretion, and every/petits Six &Clock, with a Guard, through Ilimiton, Aenilnster, Bed- of Vettereat lofeeslon, by a mill and never-fdlire mode el trat. port, Bhuelford, Ihisingstoke, and Bagshot. meet, is speedily and radically removed, %vellum resfiaint fu tier BO I'll N. Speldieg, Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntingdon or exercise. as abut Strictures of the Urethraatel Gleets which they new Royal Mail Coach, set% out every Feretting.--Coaches front are enabled in cure in a short period, without recouree to the Boston to beastly, Lunth, Grimsby, itn,l Hit% painful, dangerous erects of the Cau.sric ; references nt which cal .I.IV ER POOl., Warington, Knetvford. Stone, and Lichfield, be gives to several Gentlemen of high rspect:4l.lbl., who have Post-Co:tch, relied he Expe info% .every Eveting at Five been cured In a very short 'wend., Atter having laboured elder o'Clock, to 11. Brothertores, Saracen's Head Inn, Lao-street, iteeture. fur many years. To nnwried Females, wboee cam. Liverpool. Gila:elect throughout. I rations of those tender pledges of cennulital happiness have bete BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coache.,throuehasippeo- t defeated, it may also be a pleasing relleccou to knew, that !la ham,. Cahn-, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. s proper perseverance in their remedies the general health is recto May's, the Greyhound lure Bath, amid the London Tavern, Tito. rated, and the impediments removed. Massstreet, Bristol, neat Murniog.—Coaches to Wells, Bridge. I Patients in the Country are requested to state the particu Iry water, Taunton, &c. lof their case, age, and wanner of living, enclosing a Bari- LEEDS new lie,lst Coach, called the Rockingham, sets out every note for advice and medicines, and the settle will be given it Morning at Eight o'Clock; carries Four Insides only, and goes re- ' forwarded to any part of the Kingdom. workably easy, with a Goan! throughout. Passe. through stam- ' To be consulted at their house daily (persoually,nr by keen, foe!, Newark, RettOrtl, DoteaKer, and Ferrybt idge to the by patient' of either sex, with secrecy, delicacy, and attendee. Golden Lion, Leeds, next Day, at Noon. Norwithstat;ding the • (?OS' and Co. Surgeon., is, flouveries-motet, nevi street. uncommon Expell!t ion of this Coach, it is allowed to be the most agreeable anti complete Public Conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled in Accommodation by any other. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-I.oneiale, Bohan, Chorley, Ormskirk, and Garstaeg Post Coaches, every After noon at Five o'Cloek.--Guarded. CHALLENGE • irEssßs. CU RR IE Ind Co. Surgeons, late in hil Majelty's 'Sere:cc challenge the vetiole world to prow stogie instance where their Me‘licine and method of cure era failed of thodetdred effect. -The practice of many years In to GLASGOW, I.ongtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, I particular branchßrownhlll, 7 11nrinhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, Cuntrock, Kingsw e ll, an d of their protease:a has not given rise to site • nnsuccessfial case. all Parts of Scotland, Camperdown Coach, Daily. • , They continue to direert heir medics to the treatment and eta YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach, performed of Venereal Compialitts,-aed •thatalerangement et the system, with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morniug at Half-past which Is the consequence of *e pernicious andwasteful effects oft Six o'Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcaster, Darlington, Northallerton, Durham, hlorpeth, and B e rwick. Passengers habit lots and meet utlappilypursued by the Youths of both mew ill the one it will be found to.be 'the, unfailing source et barrar !less; the other have its ravagel fat, develored to them by a di; finding themselves fatigued irons the length of th e j ourne y, may rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any ad- tressing state of de ditional Fare. J. CLARK, the Black Swan, .Con e y- street , Y or k , bility, which;lrefdt timelyreMedied, /veiniest./ In impotence. Thew are its remote and ultimate elects, while cece runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Scarborough, Whi t by, and kthWti"ns' loss at muscular P viv ' er a a4 a 7atious lifew°""ll't4l2" other Placts. . usually eliaracierise the earlier stageaot this soliyan vice. Of per• BRIDGENORTH and Walsall new Post Coach, every sons languishing i:derail, disorders incident to such a habi t , their Evening. treatment is sir.sple and has never proved unsuccessful. ill The CARLISLE, Penrith, and ViThitehaven 7ost Coach, goes with course of along; laborious, and-snuck extended preerice. is the Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. Passes through !Stough, Appleby, Greatabridge, Richmond, Catt e ri c k, Beroughbridge, most obstinate and complicated cases of venereal iniettion, At! as obstructions in tne urethra, spungy eacresceoces. hard tu mors, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, etas, as aks Wetherby, Aberford, Doncaster, and G rant h am ( t h e nearest way by eighteen miles), Sets out every Morning, and performs Wh • or of long duration, and . which Save.badleltle STRICTURES, • ether the journey with the greatest facili t y. P assengers d eta i ne d ea recent the road by business, or pleasure, ...Ave the peculiar advantage of skill afother Practidor.ers ; are by their present improved 1 1 1 2111 their seats being secured in the next Coach. , treatment, effectually and permanently cured, without the psti4 CHESTER and PARKGAI'E new Post Coach, Daily. i ri suffeng the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage wkstil ECLIPSE, a new Flying Pit s t C oac h, to Y or k, Sunderland, . often follows the application of the fuuar caustle. In the course ( 1 20 years extensive practice in this metropolis, num/reel cow d Newcastle, and Edinburgh, c a rri es F our I ns id es on l y, every Af- Strictnres have been and are daily tender their care, the tail ternoon, at Three o'Clock, by way o t Doncaster, G rantham, and Stamford. eradication of which are enacted by a safe, certain, and er " SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yams, new C oac h, every does mode ot practice, superior to any other yet oduptesi. Or Morning, to the George !nu, Sunderland. weakness, relaxation, MANCHESTER, Winslow, Con g l eton , N ewcast l e, Walsal , ' Plaint,. . tion, and debility proceedirg. trout this eon and vigorous health. But where the debility bailor years ear and Wolverhanipton Post-C oac h, ev er y Mternoon.—(;uarded.is speedily removi d, and the patient restored to en d SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiffnal Pint-Catch, the ' led ' a proper perseverance in their restorative ralreilegsar'° . I Stricture has been destroyed, is indiseentiably requisite to n+"°Royal Charlotte, every Ev e ni ng , at Fi ve o 'Cl oc k .—Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rucking. ham, every Morning. 1 Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, et the nest reveal') . " : the slumbering sparks tithe, and to teaminate the eons:lwo . have liven under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. fur the BI'AMINGHAM Me r cury P o s t C oac h , w i th a Cuard, seta • pineal tit complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, ;cr. rand, out every Afternoon, and reaches Eirmingl i am next clay at Noon. ! Passes by Oxford, Enston, and Sbipstone, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-street, Birmingham. i may be to them as satisfactory evidences of the t ieckialle received made and permanent cure, papist den recto* es of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatiimm. ALio . HULL, Northcave, How,hn, Thorn, and Doncaster Post. 1 ,- 1 P en(:) „ tit ? Coach, every Morning at Seven o'Clock, to the Bull and Sun Inn, 'r_ said Geattentell had •Striti a urte s "nt tell to t rw rla t7 ‘...r. Myton.gate, Hull. i arm were un d er the care o f eaors.rs. H ome ant. . —ay - si'• •1 SUNBURY, Hampton, and l'wickenhain, Twice a Week. i al3l other surgeon of equal eminence, who atteiapreti SOU INAMPTON, Winche s ter, Alresford, and Alton Coach Iby the a Pf dicat! " l3 et. the lunar cansti; without ell"' sia 1 , every Evening. Mamma Curry and Co. may be consulted by : l e t ter 91. sat. SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Riimsey, Lyndhurst, I. I , the greatest delicacy, seem; and honour, at tarir lee... • 107, Hatten-Gardeti. mingtor, Christchurch, Ringwood, Fordin, ; brnlge, Wiinhorn, i Poole, Isle of Wight, Jersey, and Guernsey Waegons, lardy. WILLIAM B. MOVNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will not be accountable tar •iey Parcels or Luggage, &C. of more than Five Pounds Value, if hat or damaged, unless entered as sic hand paid I or sccerdtngly, at dant. she Saracen's Head Inn, Snew-frill, Loudon. HIGH WATER AT LONJ)O.H AR innF. ri-m• ... ~. . 46 :11-61te 4 a f '° Aftertioim .... 11 minet.. arro6 LONDON : rfinted by LitaL • - rub'.‘hrti tlirreau4 at the Star-011 - e, I ealph-bar• • E aUn .L/tl. VRISM . • tan i ss a ."l„. Tys n ,tuAi l rilt,:... t as a idt r : b f evas e : t c l ic o m s ti: u tp w :t::t z :i i i i g i ttiuh o irg:wwteirrtthe:ii:)ttaival,b n3ittlynuiLiutfletunsirtli,he:Se.uddo:lf.x.ersthr,4l.7.:dic,:i:s.sr. baIiVAT -..WlthlUt tlt'llilitatitle the co:o! 4tt% , or even reoldring confinement from ' T diet. The roles! ;into-< of thrseirestintahic Ihe; toile claim t o public approbation fur store than "1 - be debility of ba t h seam t h ey prove a never-f itlit' -whether the debility is produced by too free Es.. y illicit pleasures, or the effects of warm chow: " i; I's and those.going abrold, they can ii not be rer-.n . , ongiy, they will rec e iv e a safe, sp.;edit. and c o , 7.-z , all old übbora gleetsNuJ every atYArnrs, that ldrt and or,,aus ot urine. By its efficacy many g• • "tor.a MOILerS, Itibo for many years had b•sa d . i : it ) lt all o t l l4 eita . and retail, j at oh Llr i .:ln eot tle p r o 'ii, rt N ; r„ ra,„ „ t i . set of ht. Paul's Cburch-yard; aid by Be: 1 ;,,1 POttimoitrh; r, and Jones, Penns ; Trimmer, Feeler • le, Gilbert, and Hityland. Plymouth ; Newbury, ga y e r and hiacionald l Glas g ow ; Smith, M ai ,, it nil Cargill, Edinhurgh ; Creswell, Ruh ; Ross and White, Brighten itoterts, Schlott, ar.d Rut, Cho..„' ;region and Edwards sod Peony, list-ik i 4. Ind Lynch, Manchester; Bowen, Norwich ; k uni ; Birmingham ; Gregor;-, Brighton; and ' T w it M.A, rmICN 1, 14 bottles, at hs. od. 4S. Cd. To THUNtIak; 7 IA G leave to inform . you, that ever since the rem ). I bad Leen afflicted n ith the I .ues Venetia; whitaf rrea rawly resisting every course of medicine prescrib e d b riv dnent of the faculty here, and undergoing several to of salivation and twice discharged from the Huspitstortr: ler, would appear to be of the most inveterate Lunn. a ng of lasi year my disorder" uol got to suc h a b ead, w is put a period to my exhitence. In thh state, I w g , se . sled by Mr. I. Thompson, (who received sogrtut a cure s here,) to take you: Leaks', Patent Pills,whkh I began a the 96th May ; in the coups of a fonrigh I Istgan to benefit, In hate more tat a month I betartr e by , cral advice art medicine, ifirfectly free iron my fur- nplaists, hare retovettd my Fortner spirits and if retell., bec:iitie jolly and fat, id which state hiring cot.tinuti tombs its the astonishment of all who knew tee, acs in what terms to express my gratitude, hut beg yot I of other sulfuring mortals, to make this my cht s possible, as J shall on every meat hm—in so doing en s ally oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient very humble sex. ALEX.. AIUkKE.a. 4 Close, Hig,h-strett, Falinhurgh. red and sold lay the sole Pi opr ietor, Thomas T:lke, of the Royal College of Stifgeolls in London, at his hoot flew Bridge-at reet ; are alto sold by Ms appointment, at the Perfumer's, tiban's-street, Ptdl Mall ; the Toy-shop, No, 103, Oh .et ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-itill, nearly.,. e Nfonuntent t. and by one person in every consiiteras England, Z:c.in boxes only Its. ed. each, sealed up eta plain directions, whereby nelsons °fetcher sex may eve Fes with ease and secrecy. Every Box sold in Great Britalo it a tiled up with a tarp t,by ihrourof the Commissioners, is rinsed at the Sumas P. Taylor, N 0.9, New Bridge- Uert.."to imitate which (;OSS and Co. a; Regularly * educated itirgeotn of London, have sedelbusly devoted their ate. these last 17 years to die study's( thooe disorders whit! tentirnmidtter, and too often prevent, that inestinialk t matrimonial, felicity. Tfie itruivalled natronage that arty ;tsetse rechived Isom persons eif the first &unction, and festassuccess a . tmdlog the superior mode of treamtua aompbbits;-isduce them thus publicly to offer their assist. In all cases of delattity or defstiwicy,whether resulting Mr* freynencvirphrtwaianng i.i the gaieties of a lashinnabie titibouhat• I indulgence of libernitism, or stem., solitary, at lieu, e habit; vi4iieli weak CPS the•energy of the Wad, and tRe /lobe r ot youth, rev producing sterility In the ones •% potence in the other, they Micro safe and permanent cure. Se who, from such complaints, are prevented entering Ina nisch staie, and ashamed to seek relief, brood over their tics in silence, it mast he consoling to kites, however tHi- ittell . .qatialalso cure may be deemed by other prictitichwn, y a renovating and isitaitible meth td, they ma bisrestored and acid vigorous coniehutfon. . A certa:n Disorder, ire. r centric:edit/a meincot of indistretion, and every sport ereat loferthin, by a mill and never-faniug mode of ma- ul speedily and radically removed, without resfiaint in Jut tcise• as also Strictures of the Urethra ath I Gleetsivhich they 'MAI to cure in a short period, without recourse to the I, dangerous effects of the Caustic; reference. of which cat rtl to several Gentlemen of high respectability, who have area In a very short period, ,after having laboured seek re' fur many years. To onwried Females, whose expos- of those tender pledges of connubial happiness have hoes d, it may also he a pleasing rellectolo to know, that hys perseverance in their remedies the general health is revs and the impediments removed. rots in the Country are requested to state the partici 111 r case, age, and wanner of living, enclosing a Bash r advice and medicines, and the • saute will be given sr led to any part of the Kingdom. se consulted at their house daily (persoually, or by levee s feint of either sex, with secrecy, delicacy, and attention. SS and Co. Surgeon., is, liouveriestreet, Fleet street. e Cl-IAI.I.EN GE • ESSRS.CURRIE Ind Co. Surgeons, late in NJ Majesty's 'Semler, challenge the woole world to prow s nuance where their Medicine and method of cure ear the desired effect. -The practice of many years in :le lat branch of their profestsn has not given rise to se enrol case. • r continue to direcrtheir undies to the treatment and ere ereal Complalitts,Lasid:rhah detangentent .f the synth., Ls the consequeuce ot the pernicious andwasteful effects oh ing and most ut.happily pursued by the youthsof both sus me it will be found to,be ^ the unfailing source of barns- he other have in rivagei fataill develops,' to them by a di% ; state of debility, winch;iftfin timely remedied, termini: 6 ,tenee. Thew are its remote and ultimate effects, while car ins, loss of ;macular power, asid various nervous conintihro characterise the earlier stagespf this solimry vice. Of per • washing ur.der"the disorders incident to such a habit, their an is sir.ople and has never Proved unsuccessful. in the of along; laborious, and-snuck extended practice. Is the bstinate and complicated cases of venereal iaiettion, said ructions in toe urethra, spongy escreticesices. hard tie !talons ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakhess, sleets, as ohs STRICTURES, • er recent or of long duration, and which rhavehifile CA other Practidor.ers ; are by their present improved plan" tot, effectually and permanently cured, without the rsn4 g the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage wkth tilows the application of the luuar caustic. In the council . is extensive practice in this metropolis, numgrous case a! refs have been and are daily ender their care, the WO tion of which are effected by a safe, cenzin, and or toile ot practice, superior to any other yet aJul,rcd. j l c ess, relaxation, and elehility proem-duet frein this c is speedily removid, and the hatient restored * ;orous health. But where the d ebility has - tor years 6! -mover perseverance in their restorative remeliesontr . re has been destroyed, is indispensably rer,uisite to rein mbering sparks ut liW, and to teavalhate the coost kiateh r. rat Nohlenien and Gentlemen, et . the first reaperaKi i een under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the tit complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, ;tr. and,lnc . 7 a radical and perr.iar.eut cure, pares that refeh : made to them as satisla:tory evidetices of the ileclih*J": tv of Messrs. Carrie anti Co.'s plan of treatittem. 3hr . e Gentlemen had "Strictures :tont tett to ttwenty. ere under the care of Mess. Home -irt:t tts•sr, DIED. At Bisley, in the county of Mummer, on the 14th Meant, Captain John Hamstea.l, Royal Navy. Monday last. at Ipswich, the Rev. Richard Fletcher, A.M. father of I.ieu•enant•Colonel Sir Richard Fletcher, Ban. of the Royal Engincers. tin the 28th - January last, at Newpt.rt, in Rhode Wand, North Atnerita, Robert Nichols Auchmuty, El. He was the only sur vivi,tg brother ot Major. General Sir Namur' Auebinuty.