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IV4 ;iolitrmEN‘rs: Lieutenant Janney?, commanding the Craeket gun-bring, to th 6 rank of Commander. Lieutenant G. Fitxmantice, to the rank of Conunander.- • 11r. W. Matthews, Midshipman, of the Ntobe, to the rank of • • Lieut:Lant. •Mr. 11101 MS Holloway, Midshipman, of tkt Cumberland, to btlea a l:tuttnant in the Fame. ain J. Brenton, is appointed to the Stirling Castle, • - Cancan George Price, acting in the Hotspur, vice Captain the • .• Han. Joseline Percy, attending Parliament. • .Lientetatit Walter Windeyer, to command the Olympia. -Lieutenant R. W. Sinunontia, to command the Attack gun brig. Litiutettant Thos. England, to command the Flamer gun-brig. Lieu:maw John Mitchell, to command the Charles schooner. Li f utenant W. E. King, to command the' Centinel gun.brig. - Lfetftenant C. Leaver, to command the Cut" stop ship lieutenant M. Fitton, to command the Cracker gun.hrie. I.ieutettant Charles Woodger, to the Signal Station at Yar mouth Dean. Lietrenant Jodrell Lea, to the Marv. Lieutenant West, to the Devastation. Lieutenant John Hawkins, to the Electra. Lieutenant Robert Brereton, to the Asia. Lieutenant John Wardell, to the Magnificent. Lieutenant Edward Roveley, to the Argo. lieutenant George Crichton, to the Rhin, Lieutenaut Thomas Crauford, to the Pylades. • Lieutenant John 'Emcee, to the Magnificent. Lieutenant Rokehy, to the RIIY.II lieutenant 4anarson Spargo, to the Ocean. Lieutenant G. W. Atttes, tothe l'unnant. Lieutenant A. 1). G. Arbuthnot, to the Christian VII. • Lieutenant I. C. Symonds, to the Impregnable. Lliutenant G. Anderson, to the Defiance. lieutenant lienjatnin Kelly, to the P. Mimic. Lkattenatit Richard Brereton, to the Impregnable. : Lieutenant R. B. Borougb, to the Royal Oak. . Lieutenant T. B. Bell, to the Woodlark. Lieutenant I. T. Young, to the Barham. Lieutenant Roberts, to the Brune. • Lieutenant Godeneh, to the Acteon. • Lieutenant trarke, to the Queen. Lieutenant Nixon, to the Hannibal. Mr Campbell, to be Master of the Gorgon. Mr. Patterson, to be Master-of the Freya. Mr. Lovit to be Master of the Volags. toite Master of the Latona.. Mr.W. Thcnian, Purser of the tornwall,'to the Hercules. • Mr. John Ferrh-r, to he Purser of the Cornwallis. • Mr. James Balk te, to be Purser of the lump& _ y. v . N. Morgan, to the Argo. • Dr. Darnark,,Surgeon to the late Commander-imC j itief in the MmOterranean and Channel Station, to be Surgeon of the Roya William. The list of Officers of the Navy, corrected to the 'lst of January last, enumerates 187 Admirals, Vice- Admirals, and Rear-Admirals; 31 superannuated • Rear-Adinirilai 91 retired Captains; 777 Post-Capts. 586 Commanders ; SO retired Lieutenants ;—an d 8157 Lieutenants ; of which number 219 are unable • to serve at sea. An alteration, it appears, is about to take place in •the uniforms of the Officers of the Navy. The Ad mirals are to have white lappets to their coats, bound Tumid with bread gold lace, and the buttons to be nearly similar to thoSe warn by Field Marshals.— The dress in which the Duke of Ceititeace appeared at the recent levee of the PRINCE REGENT was of this • description, and was decorated with a profusion of geld lace. It is supposed the alteration will take place on the atli of June. The present dress wascr dered 17 years ago. Captain PETERSON, his sort, and the Chief Alan, of the North Star American ship, which was taken by to French 'privateer (afterwards recaptured by the Saxes-Ica) afe inittea at Portsmouth from Dieppe. Thy did not being any news from thence. The - treatment they received from the First Lieutenant of the privateer wis brutal in the extreme. An English brig, from London, hound to Lisbon, had been taken intri Dieppe by a privateer ; the Cavil's was killed lit the skiiinish. • . Coeesige Dontste.—lt will be gratifying to the Mends of Colonel Dowsie to know that by the late accounts from Estremadura, this officer was fast reco-1 • veting the effects of repeated attacks of the same.; Fever and ague which was so fatal to our troops on I the banks of the Guadiana, in the autumn of 1809— and it will be still more gratifying not only to the • friends of Colonel Dtteme, but to the public, to know • that the }dung Spatial corps raised by this officer, the Legion - of Tstremidura, in six months, received eleven. times' in the General Orders of the Spanish armies the thanks of the Commander in Chief, and ! twice the - thanks of the Supreme Spanish Govern men?, for their Conduct against the enemy, and this in very flattering terms. This is encouragement to othet British Officers, and we soon hope a few corpk raised in Spain, with a proportion of British Officers, as weliave ever seen, that when the Spanish soldiers . have been well Led they, have done their ditty. • General-Adjutant TinELL, Aid-de-camp toßenNA tort.; has been dismissed his service ; a circumstance from Which the Swedes infer much good.- Sevtral Svredish transports, which had been sent to Pernerania and the island of Rugen, to bring home the .wedish...l troops, as no longer necessary there, have returnotl Without them. The acceracy *of a statement made some time ago, relative to the disquali fi cation of French prisoners to retraCtiniirriAges with British subjects, having been , cattail in oluestion, one of theclergymen at Dum fries was induced to 'apply to the Transport Board for accurate information on the subject, and last.Si tarday received a reply, froth which the following is an extract I am directed by the Commissioners for the Transport Service, &c. to acknowledge the re ceipt of your lend of the Ist instant ; and in return to inform you, that by the laws of France, any mar tiaje catered into leer,: by a Fronds prisoner is null and void. lam directed to add, tliat it is highly desirable that such connections should be prevented as muckas pos sibla.'- The discount on Bank -notes, in Ireland, is now about three shillings aad nine-penac halfpenny per guinea : the exchange on London has latterly risen' • from seven and three quarters to eight and a quarter and eight and a half per cent. On the mornng of the 4th instant, a fire broke out in the house of John Hopper, at Overdale, Whitby, which consumed the sane, with the house. ' hnld furniture, and a quantity of Wheat in a chamber:' His wile, in her exertions to. save her four children, was much burnt. A reward of two hundred guineas is offered in last • night's Gazette, for the discovery of the persons con-, cerned in the late outrages at Huddersfield. A rat, of astonishing size, wes•latety kill e d a t a public-house in East Clardon, near Guildford; it. ;measured, from the tip of the nose to the end of the ' atil, two feet three inches, and of proportionate bulk. 48 . 51ZE3. - PRISONNIS OP WAR.v..lkt, thelate Anises at Nal*. amptosi, Joka Ifraditagtos, an inhabitant of that towni,,:, (which was lately a depot for prisoners of war oft parole) was tried before Mr. Justice BAILEY, upon .an indictment charging lsim with aiding, in the escape' t from Northampton, of two prisoners of war, named Jules Doazan and Jean Henry 4iloff, who absconded front their parole in the night tiff the 31st of August last. It appeared in evidence got Waddington bad acted as conductor of the two Frenchmen, and was apprehended with them the same night iu the mail. coach at Dusastable, on their road to London. The Jury, without hesitation, found the defendant guilty, and he was sentenced, in addition to an imprison ment of seven months (which he had undergone from the time of his being apprehepded) to be confined in the commoq gaol of the county for two years, to pay' a fine of se2oo to the King, to be further imprisoned till that fine be paid, and at the expiration of his im prisonment to enter into a reeognizance of £lOO, with two sureties in the sum of £3O each, for his good behaviour for the term of three years. The business of the Wilts Assizes commenced at Salisbury on the 9th inst. before Mr. Justice CHAU— sum and Mr. Baron GRAHAM, and ended on Tuesday. Three prisoners were capitally convicted, and recei ved sentence of Death, viz. J. Forty, alias Broad, for breaking into the house of Mrs. Alice Blake, in the parish of Milford, near Salisbury, and there stealing a red leather pocket-book, Etc. J. Moody, for break ing open and entering the dwelling-house of J. Gil. lingliam, at Britford, and stealing some wearing ap parel; and J. Lander, fur stealing several Bank'of England and Andover Bank notes, a promissory Dote for £l3O, and a pinchbeck watch, from the , dwelliug-house of Mr. J. Martin, in Collingbourn Ducis. They were all reprieved before the Judges left the city. Six were convicted of minor offences, and sentenced to different periods of imprisonment, and six were acquitted. The case which excited the greatest public atten tion at the above Assizes, was that of J. Dalton (committed with Elia. Deacon) on a charge of steal ing a parcel from the Old Taunton coach. containing notes of the Yeovil and Wincruiton Bank, to the vllue of £2OOO, the property of Messrs. \Vliitmarsh and Co. Every preparation for the trial seemed to have'been carefully made ; 23 witnesses were in at tendance ; but when the trial was about to be called on, the Counsel for the prosecution applied to the Court for it t . ) stand over, one material witness being still absent. The Judge expressed his willingness to acquiesce in the proposal. Deacon declared he was ready to take his trial, stated his long confinement, and the hardship of continuing him in prison for a ferthe; indefinite period, and claimed that either his trial should grron, or that he should be admitted to bail. The Court acquiesced, and and admitted him to hail, himself in a rei.ognizance of £lOOO and four sureties in £2OO each. VEGETABLE MEDICINE. English Diet Drink—Boerhaave's and Sir John lan's Universal Remedy. THESE great and eminent Physicians, by an inti mate and erofteuti knowledge of Botanical Science, con cerred in predicting the poiultili . y sf discovering in the vegetable world a remedy for almost every human malady. That the Est:- Liam Di CT Deuce, introduced by Dr. Joshua Webster Into We Medical Practice, so far back as 1745, and since administered by himself with unform success for 60 years to bJth sexes and ail ages; is a discovery that approaches nearer than any other yet made to this universal character, has, after various and complete i experiments, been acknowledged by the venerable Dr. Franklin, of America, by Di. .kden and Sir R. Jebb, of Lentos', and by 'many other high and distingnivited names, both at home and broad. But the best practical test of truth is experience, and the many thousands that have been cure!, since its first iltroducemi by Dr. Webster, of every deactiptiou of Fever, of Nerveus and Hypochondriac complaints, of Sea amid Lard Scurvy, at Sens phula, and every species of Eruption, which indicate impurity at I blood, of Consumptions, Asthma., Dropries,ace. will be the most . satisfactory evidence of the extraordinary powers and astonishing . efficacy of this Vegetable Medicine. ;Those whn wish fur more part:clear information on the character and properties of the English Diet Drink, and of I the nature and variety of the cures It had erected, may consult DrAVebster's excellent work on the subject, a new edit's.° of which is just published by the Proprietor, price ss. in boards, and a stetaU ' pamphlet, price Is. tel. etnitaluing a list of 20 remarkable cures, i which all occulted in i WO; and the Reader of these production, I may be assured, that be will nut only not be disgu,ted with the in ; rated bombast of the stupid pretender, with tine quaint and :liked l puffing of the quack, nor with the fabricated fictions of the shame} less impostor, but will find the Doctor'. Book the work of a man of great professional experience, learning, and humanity. Sold in half-pint bottles, 45.; pint ditto, 7s. lid. ; and in quart ditto, 14s. duty included. Wholesale only by the sole Proprietors, E. Slee and Co. Bo rough High-street, and by one at least in every considerable town in the United Kingdom; and by the following Venders in Lon dori, by their Agents:—Messrs. Howard and Evans, Long-lane, West Smithfield; El lotson, chemist and druggist„.lC/d, Borough; Bolton's Medicinal Warehouse, front of the Royal Exchange, Cornhill; Colesworthy, chemist and druggist, 144, Whitechapel Mousey, chemist, :$4, Great Serrey-street, Blackfriars-roml, and lat Kennington-cross t Sanger (late Bacon), 13t), Oxford-street ; I Midgley, chemist and drug.l.ist, 49, Strand; Hudson amid Co. che mist, &c. tii, Haymarket ; Ward, 3i14. Holborn ; and Mattress, perfumer, as, Fleet-street. MR, SIVAINSON'S DEATH AXD FUNERAL. This truly valuable awl respected man, departed this bfe on the sth instant, at his house in Frith-street; and his death is deeply sad sincerely lamented by his of relatives, era 'an extended circle of surviving (elates. To those who hod the happiness of being intimately known to Mr. Swansea, it would be unnecessary to say any thing respecting his merits; but to others, it is but justice to departed worth to declare. that be was awarm, and even enthusiastic friend, to the muse of humanity in general. "Ktnuud old a me alieuura puto" seemed to be the I spring from which all his actions bowed. In his private friend- ships, and in his personal attachments, his teal scarcely knew any limits, exhibitiog a benevolence of heart rarely to be steel with. On all OCCatiOUS he was particularly anxious to afford every assistance to those who were climbing up the bill of sciefice: fully conscious also of the 'enmity of human judgment, he was always the first to make every alkovance for what he conceived to be error is others. The greater part of his valualsk lite was 'devoted to the noblest of purposes, viz an an:Waiting study how he might most effectually remove or alleviate the sufferings of his fellow-creatures, by preparing and administering the cele brated vegetable syrup of De Velno's, of which he was the sole proprietor. 'llls important duty he discharged with fidelity and diligence during a period of thirty yeais ; and with a success whist has hitherto bete unequalled in the annals of medicine.— In t performance of this duty, his liberality was eminently con-, spicuous. His constant language was—that the greatest happi nest of his life consisted in being able to mitigate the sufferings el his fellow men ; and his actions always kept pace with his pro fessions. His remains, accompanied by a feev select friends, were on Saturday, the loth instant, Interred in a family vault at Twickenham ; where, led on by an ardent desire to increase his knowledge in the vegetable kingdom, he had formed a botanical garden ; which has lung been not only the admiration of the No: bility and Gentry in the neighbourhood, but of men of science id almost all parts of the island. Ily his death, the valuable medi cinal recipe for the vegetable syrup of De Velno's, becomes the , property of his nephew, Thomas Catihant, Esq. who is . prepared, by i an assiduous study in Mr. rivrainsott's schoul,to promote thieve's deign' effect s =de: ensive utility of the medicine, by *Muhl's+ ering it conformably to the experience of his very respected relative. In I that school he has learnt, that the systems of Galen and boerhaave seem to be reviving; and that the humeral pathology is likely to ' prevail in the mutability of fashions. 'llia state of the blood, lymph, and humours, Is becoming the objects of medicine ; and practitiouer,s find it ttecexary, not only to remove obvious super , ficlaleyniproms, by air, exercise, ansi sea:bathing, bat to purged 'the inward malady, which like a worm gnaws the roots ot`the tonstiettion. in the season of fashionable emigration they seek temporary relief by pineging Into water, or by cheap of annuls , :pberv,.bet do mea e get rid ttse apsiosseloiluesteeol theirinssunal Antes. Me. Lanham has seen wkh satisfaction the happy sfflerts of Mr. Swainsou to relieve symptoms which were the effects of intsraperaote, sedentary habits, study, and iodiscretion commit ted by the patient or his ancestors. The !tumoral path ology, en which the credit of the vegetable syrup, sad the success sal the late Mr. Swainson, less hem so long supported, does not restore by violence, but by gradual and permanent means which amelio rate the whole constitution. Mr. Swainson, and Mr. Canham following his prattles; avoids mopious evacuations, because they enfeeble the lacteal, and induce dropsy ; and in cases of aervous gouty, and scorbutic affections, in paralytic and epykptic tendeis:l des, they accelerate the bile„and in all the affections of the liver, in which the syrup is used, and those complaints called biliou-, they are very peruicious. Mr. Cantles has witnessed with stir row the ippearmee of brave men with deranged and irritated digesting), with cepious and acrid bije, with checked perspiration discordeeing the intestines and d.minithed strength of the fibres all these, owing to sudden chaages of scorching heat and suffoca ting atmospherea into cold and wet masons, to crude ailments. , excessive anxiety, a n d to long and continued fatigues,woutd-have been mitered by the seasonable use of the vegetable syrup. Mr. Canham tlieretort hupos, that he shall be as succ.saful as his ea. celleni predecessor, iu impressing on the minds of the afflicted, a 'proper :darns in the funs stages of all debilitating diseases; fur a corpse ritry be as soon re=animated as as asthma, a esusumptione: , or a canctrourod which is fully matured. biEn. On gatureay, Moult .1.1, on board his Majesty's ship Deans% in the Downs, after a short illness, in the prime of kLr, JoMl Chute, IN. A ssi aut-hu rit an. liiorsosth and remembrance win lone be held 4isar by all his acquaintance and arCicted sld.matoo. At Dpblin, on Saturday, the 21Ith ult. Captain falai& Garde; lute of the otth Regiment. •• • March s lfl 3ohn-street,Seeksley-square, Mies Largeb t orr surTiving 4 11 :18hter sI the bee liete.liAbeet --- AUK" otkndep. : ---~ 107 i I TO. THE ainta w r 1 IkOrAllialf o r telDr; IS PIZA LItteII. Cag e IIA VALUABLE Mediehse r successfully utedfue riti takaitimlitiatialesaliVWswmislasssm“ w ok ag e snip. i “. t . nom p yowl** *tl stn pratticedfr alai lan W. /Lernii, t""f; 6146 4 4 ". 111111n ° " 4"1 " 4 " 1 . 16 * *Sorest daps of Stiegesio.or Altott,•Cis liainpthige, hued, tit &hellcat+ , of li Pe' i the dmrac ' i rurtiu " 1° " a ' i P‘ 1 " 1 " 4 tarn* davor a *'erne ' etc of people, Who have espereeded; its , virtue, made' ' "'Pe' Pallior:ltg a :milw°Por tr*.;azii. at -WA min in 'rub* bl Ms daughter, r.t. A. wog. cit the mine town, by whams brtgr"d "" . 'Method and chore fre t / an d, o f magia Si* th eist i AID Advice so libbers. heady, b lecene4 w ii p is , . 4 :id Giritl Yotengelm S = Wvildt " arenitisel. " * "‘cr wilk 41"iasi ndlooll adirfts gbeie toust ub"s hel ft KE 6 M PrePared P'S GA . N act's. Gß d E l N ng E t°oh lN er 1 511 'M licr EN' 'it C redlie . , spa" the lialfte d . This Msdicipe has been wonderfully ceiceciom in rentuvitig , tions, by a destructive and military vice, now ton een niann a the most alarming symptoms of anortificattuu, whether induced by the inveteracy of old oterept ulcers, or the morttterous nature • Youth; setting forth the danger of tech habit a b ot h wow of recent wounds. It i. an meld* remedy for chilblaius, bunts, mind and the body, aid advieing an .my admire, u: c of the mckna math, boils, end all other morbid tumours ; likewise for the ch c q Pnit'icro "'ma " speedy alietication for au: mow a . / rw bite or sang or poisonous reptiles, At. and for every kind of sterution.-6(411 by all Booker tier*. 1 -- ----.-- ANTI•SCORBL'TIC esternaI inizinmation. DROPS. ------- It is &Medicine necessary to be kept in all families, in order 7 that it may be imntediately applied.to for the above complaints. lis worthy obiervatiun the numerous Cue t h at This Medicine is also prepared in a proper manner fur the re- . havo succeeded by the 1.,* of SY iLaiII.IRY'S PATEN T lief of external veminds in all sorts of cattle, even when to *pit- ANTISCOR4IIIIIC DitOilS; and the foll o wi ng avitaabus in. trid state. stance occurred to a middle :gel woman wino appLesi t ar thda Sold wholesale and retail in pots at 4s. id. Ils. ed. and Is. lid. use at the Dispensary, l is b° l ''''''l 4 . 4 ros Loodoe• see camplain g 4 (duty ineluded), at the Proprietor's, in Alton afuresald; and at of great debihtY ant] nervous irritadotO appetite bad. ' , m a , p . essrs. Dicey and Co.'s, Bow Clutr i cb-yard, London ; where all neeal depression of breathing ; her case cut li.-irg well oedema:, venders maybe supplied upon liberal terms. Sold at Bacon and she hailined . palliatives %iridium mil success. She took the Ids& Cu.'s, Oxfutd-etrert ; Randall, Royal Exchange: Harris, Su eine, t tents the Proprietor stared the improltibility din bang Paul's Church-yard, and every principal vender. of service ; hi a mouth she walked from Lamb et h, h av i ng __ __ ___ . _ __ ____ ' CHINy'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES. depressed state it had been in. Now this effect can only ts, ic. counted for by the medicine regulating die nomads at WORMS are the most hequent sources of Cho- atm, and exerting the puwers of the habit In ' 4 41 7 dren's Diseases.—Theli symptoms every parelit aiiii,guar outomvcous.utwerfestith ti s t , , iiis K i t: s .. t ,o4: l ,i i : seesaws of the joints, the change it produces in the geneta il l tis td • P i: diem of children should be acquainted with. They ormoon loss excites the best hopes in aneie most distressieg case'. hi 14 ' of appetite, a paleness of the coheir of the face, emaciation and 0, 4 „, , wrop i na l a „ scurvy , dwoniatimn.&,. its aim . urr ..., crap. Irregular state of the bowels, attended after with violent pains; t ti t le A re nt a is r c e utis limi iric they bring on convulsions; they affect the growth of the body, stioerktsupowikhiedgunt.7l..6 Patent and they prove fatal, by ending iii a consumption or decay. Both printed i black ink, hi bottles et ss ed. watt, bottles ii s- t i l l es a preventative and cure of these alarming complaints, the above larger LI es.duty included. Compoutid E,,,we s a.. sod ~aliase xcellent Medicine is universally allowed. on the testimony of the pi, pan , ar y. 15. i n h o . sal n i e n . 1. 0 , 1 4 4 „,. highest characters its this country, both in rank and respeetabi- Sty, m have no equal. Their public approbation, given to the Proprietor, mum a personal keowledge of it+ wonderful success ' In their own families, stamps its runt beyond competition, and gives a sanction to It, of whiela no other Medicine of the kind out boast. Parents and otkers, who have the care of children, should have this remedy as a family Medicine to resort to, when. ever the stomach or. bowels of Children are any way dOurdered, Which it will always be found to relieve. • ' - Sold, wholesale and recall, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheap *Me, London; Sharp and Want, Portantiath ; 1 ones, Weston, Allmot, and Mallory, Portsea ; Hall and Johuston, Gosport, Coleman • and Jacob, Sheerness ; Peck and Ross, and Turner, Mull ; Hosland, Cookworthy, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Birmingham; Billinge l and l.athbury, Liverpool; Staines and Lynch, Manchester; 1 Trewman Exeter ; Smith, Manderton, Reaburii, Scott, and Bax ter, Edinburgh ; Baxter and M'Dooald, Glasgow ; Bulges and Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. Norwich ; Swinten, Leices ter; Edward+ and Penny, Liverpool; and retail by most country medicine venders, in boxes, at ts. nil. and ss. 6d. each. OBSERVATIONS ON.THE COOD ANDli s t l OF NI ERCt ilt Y. IT is upwards of three hundred yews since thymi: csl preparations of Mercary were invented and pt e par r a s y l'araeelsus, who was evideody the best chrngst then is reenacts Agreeable to hi. intentions they suitcreled in caring a disorder, which at that time presenttititself, and and was net fonmathie is it. nature, as to threaten a tots! extitpat ion of n.a•ikiad treat 'hr face t.f the whole varib. or at least ti hare rendered then eat r ai of ihnestatiori evatv to diemselVVb, because ibis alienist a babe, dinate to the yratifications of a tmearal impulse, whin o o strongly implanted in the passions of men, that their mormig reasan is oft-times not sufficiently swing to gaud these agsbh its eersim.iwe irdluence; and suck was the agar snidest db dearaving I.ues, that be travellel front lad a to ars; e s a thane to France, in the year 1494, and w:th such nqiirlits Mk t , m ~e , t h at i n the I vy live. lw had vi.ited en ry principal tom in Europe, Asia. and Africa, leaving behind hen contioualy,ie ! controvertible proofs of bit de-trues ire virulence; the newt 4 his demisting powers was more to be dreaded than a pe•blear t , 1 and much more fetal in Its consequences, uthere was as sgt, his dipredatams ; and unfuetunately for thine straw, she bet medicine then kncwa, was a decoaion of Ligation Vita; fist that time even to the eresent day, Guiscum hat been meta a specific fur every stage of this itenplalitt, sithough, freak. kilt a•ffOrts, it seldom has succeeded in cirri's; a digit innertima,eg did it ever accomplish a cure in a case of modelled la.. a s other medicate. which have been ken; iu use for this esonhiee I are numberless, and by me shall be nameless, at they sleali imerit attention. The mane of Paracelais win five se hey a the hearts of.inen can retire an iinaretieoa, or the: heads lei I ,in recollection the benefits of favours received. He wu el final ' descent, and one of the greatest fables let ?wooed, teen. to he Ibis extreme vanity; and who can wonder at his Mil err* ensed, when we condoler the iwonlerful cirri wbick log* 1 particularly In this comp! lint. Yet . this prerasky,aad toe me I tonishins nuccers of Mr practise. solemead blur, daring tits Ade , lof his he, to tee Moat wurrFous invective. of meats! ones. V say one sh•auld wander at this depraved ore of manicaeLlet k be renumbered that this eel gist lied Doctor lived lea dirk us ! of deplorable ignorance; the Faculty felt thenreltes mimed a 1 that tender side where petite and et IS-unwest cast at alt mesh: found. Hugs great cityleis was now in nitrate, haw goofy. litia it would kayo been to him to have stets one of his Ruts predictions sibstantially realized o t y the we of hieeltreled din coverlets. FM le s. now Mho he a steallellool pi* what must kw* been ble aetoniahneent ash* he fgaloftia moot of the Imspbals here, crude Mercury is suds as Is form of an °intim at, to promote salivation in mils' to aft di milady; or wa* he to capitate the streets of Litho, saistelis great variety of walkine barometers, which are mei* raga the rase of about o.w mile in an hour. whooetabas Oriel Poll that elicit torturing pangs proceed from this deadly pion* liquid mineral, moving withto them, exactly coeformsbk te#a changes which coutinually take place in this our extremely nib bk atmosphere ; or had he attended at No. 9, Griot Imre street, he would there have seen the most deplorable slime this destructive mode of salvation, which hail Ablated that such pains and debility as Legg* s all Jewriptioo; natkan then have been petrified with amazement, to have thatoodtil desperate expeoliens resorted to, in almost every disedtr Ai afrricts mankiod. Netwithst aiding, their preedaseepeeoll inform those patients that this operation is porfalrbsd *dill' card of their lives, and daily exparience cough*, eh tint Pie they resort to the Guestonian aledicines which are de eel, eat mercurial preparations its the universe, dine pitiable elijeala 11l languish through life, until death, more kind than their seta puts a period to their existence From ion esperiince„tbelet of all proofs, we sometimes find that chymicsi preyerdant • mercury do not succeed but in these cases; this &feet CU.* 4 ' .i times, be ti aced to a cause, which is sometimes owing tmlit SOCIAL HAPPINESS. judicious mode of administering them, yet tea timss MI! MARRIAGE should be the foundation of Social 'only does it proceed from the careless inatuanua of 9 Happiness, which is often disturbed through the parties qt Patient. It is of little c however salutary the net nes may be, if their powers are impeded by an elpstinatee as that form tht union not taking those precaution. which would se- i negligence bordering on stupidity, in this case the how' cure them the enjoyment 'of that great domestic Messing. People - -- t - -- these preparations. and those who administer themes' lent of every rank pay adoration to the sinfize of wedlock; but where with justice, be subject to censure. nor even if a metalloid& the constitution has been tainted by disease, or debilitated b y a certaio habit contracted at an early age, a renovation oi. stability t r. , l 4g at n i d sit t i o oli b mi e t kl ile b: as tlz y c e o t n i e r :i x i v itil a se lw c a uf rs it at , v. o„erved lech i t ha b : joi steelir t previoua to entering that state. Is indispensibly requisite to revive di ffi cult to este thau thug: which proceed fro a isii the slumbeting sparks 01 life, and to reanimate the system. Fort brought on by a fluid Mercury. no disorders have contributed more esaentially to destroy Hyme- It is now twelve ytero wire I erofessed to cute - - neal happinesethan those which are the ,consequence of unguarded Rheumatism'', and to prove hew far I have nemeded, r. pleasure. It was this consideration which induced Messrs may he bad to , weral boodm i hoiptta l_ pat s c a, of this CURRIE and Co. for these Past twenty years, to direct their stu- i kun. Such were the latrientaiions of seri rat of tine isdla dies and practice exclusively to the treatment and cure of the ye. nerral Disease, and the disorders .:rising therefmtn; as also to that to make me shudder at the rteitai of their pairs *dim , derangement of the system, produced by the destructive habit of consider mankind as being {Weise eto Faraceisus for de ' the inconsiderate school-boy, which brings on these distressing Debilities and Deficiencies that Nevem or embitter the Matti- n su lL r l e t li c • a i l t d h isc m o ue ver b y to tha ls! w iel :Clied ever th i t . ... o s Pre eete. e lotff iri mew l° the o rlll4ala _ ilLit Amnia' state. The successfal result of their plan, gives them unnecessary this valoablemedicine, deities a treaundoet . edri addition ardour to oppose the ravages of these complaints, fectual cure could be übtained far this complaint, boasters. which are the most, important in Cie catalogue of human infir .. And I will venturd to pregnosicate that melt a s'Ass" ol l l l l l ,... tinges. It behovesevery person who Ns indulged In this soli- be made before the year 1609, although moot sesefellil ''' 7:7, telling will subject me to censure, equally octave audertikr terry vice to seek relief by consulting Professional men of emi- as that which was experienced by Paratelstis, on aclx" 61 Pence and honour, to which Messrs. CURRIE and C o . claim Mercurial predictions ' the sanction of sc holastic authority, as well as the testimony of uncontradicted facts. In profescing the cure of these coMplaint a Fur 46 years I hair ; paid particular attention to for bad effects of Mercury ; and during the fine of my arr.- - 01 they hold out no Inducemert to vice ; hut sensible as all men „hi p w i t h t h e late Air. John Cope. ehymist and alledoV N mutt be of the existence of such 'calamities, they offer their assistance as regularly educated Members of the Royal Colleges v i o l ent ca t h ar ti c , ey g:vicg to their patients Lennie Var", linnhugharn, it was usual for medical men to adriart . " 4o , l of Surgeons of London and Ealinburgh. Slight and recent dome)each dry; but we have lung since found that tato cases of Syphilitic infection are radically cured In the sheet medicine, given as an alterative only, *as abundantly mos space of two days. Those of the most obstinate duration, such crs ,s u s, so t h at see a „ s ,, a n d regu l a r practitienrrs id' lbi A t it as obstructions, inveterate strictures , pains of the bon e s, gleets , ton grains of calomel each day. I ate act opinitta d'il lee. are permanently and speedily cured. Several Noblemen and "'"" sky should be leasent 4 or deviated u soon as.lbeir w l. Gentlemen of the first respectability have been under the care of toms f a ,salvation appear w in c e I eldisit,, skew t i : ~,,.. , Messrs. Currie and Co. for the removal of complaints of the ure- insomuch as the physician ;slues the re, oration of _r Ara, strictures, &e. and having received a radical and permanent or s h e -f uture h app i net , cf his pat i ent , out wily ter i''' imre, request that referennes may be made to them as satisfactory sa id r . a , o , t , auignesit.4,,,t.st because its snot drips* , tio e evidences of the decided superiority of Messrs. Carrie and Co.'s ofter4lo not succeed in curlier a confirmed I.or. Ir a Ap e Oka of treatment. Many of these seutlemen bad strictures from H 1 Ioto 20 years , and trete under she care of Messrs. Home, Hea. mere a d re ht si th hy t.s n e si ca ca s l es p , r b er y ara beil e t o g ri car s of ef ildar, and other surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted quantity. '1 ben surely salivation should be exploded Dt_,.,, ; disk. cure by the application of the lunar caustic, without sue era ascot men, as bring annacemary, dtatressing;aalle feeew MIMI% Cowie and Co . lave selected the following kale from all times dangerou s, ' and often inetlectisaL the many th ey are daily receiving from gentlemen eeturningthem , From t h e a b ove o b sets ad oa s, peetaiss it may be fr il. u ll / 4 1 11 v eitu adso ll tnbeere d" 4 7 1 ":r 0 ,, alhaßlis for their restotagoia resound and vigorous health. 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