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BY WILLIAM WIL!ON• Dire Grave ! from sreial friends remote, Where pomp and titles are forgot, All earthly grandeur fades; No orient ray of cheering light Illumes that long and moOtiless night, In tbese oblivious shades! 4 P' There Silence reigns, all troubles cease, The weary find repose and peace•, • Their tolls and dangers o'er ; The virtuous rest in hopes to rise Uo joys sublime 'midst azure skies, Whets Time shall be no mere! Alas! the Muse in plaintive lays, This bumble, grateful tribute pays, To tnerlt ever dear : 'This tribute iviti be ever due, lb the lamented Great Duce Leona, Through each revoking year! Thou Caledonian patriot true, Thy generous breast no avarice knew, kateetu'd thy Country's boast May SCOTT. adorn the rolls of Fame, • And trophies crown bia bonour'd name, • . Blest round Britannia's coast! boa6les.. - STANZAS, TO TUE MEMORY OF GRACE, HENRY, DUKE OF BUCCLEUGH. :... HIS THE RECORDER'S RiPozat Yesterday the RECORDER made a Report to.the PRINCE REGENT of the following convicts under sen tence of death in Newgate, viz. Susannah Lallament, for stealing a ,B 1() Bank-note, the property of J- New ton, in his dwelling-house; Diana Lovell, for steal ing £3O and upwards, in the dwelling-house of W. Wilcox ; J. Sanders, for fobbing R. Robbins on the highway ; T. Ranson, for secreting and stealing a letter containing Bank-notes; Elizabeth Corcoran oar Cockrane, for stealing goods to the value of IE6, the property of J. Davey, privately in his shop ; J. Bowman, for stealing a 3E2 Banknote, the property or S. Smith, in the dwelling-house of J. Watkins ; T. Bowler, for maliciously shooting at W. Burrows, with intent to murder him ; A. Roze, for a burglary in the dwelling-house of IL Bolingbrooke ; and Ann Rogers and Jane Jones, for a but glaryin the dwell ing.thouse of J. Caperton.—When T. Bowler was or dered for execution on Friday the 21st instant. The others were respited during pleasure. , I Woit.smr-srazyr.--Yesterday a woman, name d Bruce, in the neighbourhood of Lamb -street, Spital- I fields, was charged with ill-treating and wally star ving her child, seven years old. It appeared that she chained it by the leg, and kept it on bread and water, and potatoes, so that it appeared a mere skeleton, and was not heavier than an infant six months old. The delinquent, who is pregnant of her 13th child, was admitted to bail. NEWCASTLE, AUGUST 11.—Of the three criminal cases in the calendar of Durham Assizes for rapes, none of the parties for the prosecution made their appearance, and the prisoners were of course dis charged, but the recognizance: of the prosecutors were estreated. The case of the Commissioners of Greenwich Hospital v. the Duke of Noltl1 uMBEItI.AND, for the right to mines and minerals on Harshaw Com mon, came on yesterday before a Special. Jury, when a verdict was given for his Grace. The trial lasted eleven hours. Bridget M'Manus, an old Irish woman, was pro secuted under the mutiny act, before the Magistrates of Glisgow, for assisting in the escape of a deserter. The soldier was confined in the guard-house at the barracks, where she obtained permission to see him, stating herself to be his aunt. They exchanged clothes, and he walked out ; the trick, however, was discover. ed so soon, that he was traced and retaken ; and Mrs. I,l , Masus was sent to Bridewell for three months, being half the time provided by the statute; the Commanding Officer of the regiment having agreed to the limitation. Yesterday morning, the house of Mr. Harris, on Saffron-hill, was broke open, and robbed of sundry articles of jewellery and other things to a large amount The infant child of Mr. 'Wilson, of Knightsbridge, was accidentally run over by one of the Chelsea stages. on Wednesday, and so much injured, that no hopes are entertained of its recovery. Wednesday evening last, whilst the family of Mr. Hibbs, tobacconist, in the Borough, were gone to Vauxhall Gardens, the neighbourhood was alarmed by a violent explosion coming from the house ; when on inquiry it appeared, that a boy, an apprentice to Mr. Hebbs, who had been left at home to take care of -the house, had employed himself in making fife works of some gunpowder, when a spark from the candle falling accidentally into the paper, containing 'about a pound of powder, it exploded ; when the win dows of the shop, and those of the adjoining house, were broken by the shock, and the boy so much scorched, that he was conveyed to St. Thomas's hospital in a dreadful state. Yesterday evening, as a young man was drawing a truck, heavily laden, along Parliament-street, a hackney coach, passing by the wheel of the former, crime in contact with the latter, and drew the young man under the coach, the hind wheel of which passed over his body. A surgeon who resides near the spot, Was immediately sent for, who inspected the wound, and ordered him to be conveyed to an Hospital. There is a man at present living in Hull, who has -been the hither of twenty-seven legitimate children,l .ftwenty-four of whom are now alive; and amonsH ,'them are twelve sons, all of whom are serving in the Royal Navy. A BLANK MAY GA IN £50,000, BY EITHER OF THE BIYHT VA.TRA PRIZES 01 TICKETS GIVEN BY THE CON ( :I B ACTORS, IN THE STATE LOTTERY OF 10,000 TIGKJITS, ALL 'itO BB DRAWN THE 6TH SEPTEMBER. SCHEME. ' 2... Prizes 0f...416,000...are...X32,000 2..iPrrses of 4,000 . are B,OOO • 2...Prizei of 5,000... are 6,000 • 4... Prizes of 1,000 ..are 4,000 And upgritrds et Two Thousand Wu. of £5OO, £3OO, - .111100, &c. &c. down to £‘2.2, the lowest Prizes, and every Number from the Wheel. vriU btdraven Tickets and Shares are Selling at the Offen of • Contractor for the. Lottei y, 1 -034914 at • PROJiTHE PRENCIi PAPERS. Litt of the English of all ranks who have broken their parole, and escaped from the towns where they resided, since the renewal of hostilities up to the Ist of August, 1812 : Crumfurd, Colonel; Annesley, I.leut.-Col.; Goodall, Henri, Captains; Roger, Irish shopkeeper; Forsids, Wilson, men of fortune; Richardson, Richards, Scones, merchants ; Olyrne, I.ackson v irish men ; Berwer, Jotirelle, Jackson, Mattson, Wolsk I, Sayer, Blandlord, Cassia, Owens, Light, gentlemen; Biggar, Ronson, Irish Captains ; Day, Fortescue, Harcourt, I liggiossson, Ilisnop, Hawke*, Licata. of Marbles; F. Judrrile, Myrphew, captains of marines; Raisches, Stanford, merchants; Whit, English Agent ; Wittaker, captain of infantry; Robinson, mid snipmau ; little, Ewans, hews. R. N. liedley, Edmond, Richard, Goring'', Philips, captains; Buterfield, Asbivert, midshipmen; I'orteous, surgeon; Thutill, lieut. marines; Sargent, caps. of infan. Banker, caps.; Robert, midshipman ; Skinner, master-pilot ; Ken• ale, lieut. of packet; Burridge, midshipman ; Roberson, id.; Paine, Id.; Kirch,ild capt.; Allison, merchant passenger; Crinanoniciship man ; Gilles, 2d caps .; Drys daley, id. ; Ley, caps.; Boyse, midship man ; Whitchurch, id. ; Wright, id. ; Dillon, id. ; Baird, surgeon ; Feelton, id.; Groves, 2sl caps.; Darby, midshipman ; Robinson, id.; Murgowhanks, caps.; Simpson, 2d caps.; Warrand, super c ergo; Machay, purser; Hawerth, caps . ; Le ader, midshipman ; Naves, merchant-caps.; Macpherson, officer; Marrlot, purser; Cameron, sung.; Donald, merchant-passenger; Cutter, midship man; Bouruo, sub lieut.; Houghton, supercargo ; Bern, passen ger; hiuncay, car.; Hardock, id.; Barclay, ii.; Silek, id.; Tul lock , id.; Luck, 2d capt.; Robinson, caps.; Demys, caps.; Saun ders, id.; Cumberlidge, id.; Martin, Morris, 2d captains; Smith, Scott, Evans, Warrens, llorsborough, Riches, Buckley, merchant captains; Deal, Dunn, 2d captains and.; Russell, Marched, Brown, Gambles, W. Martin, Davidson, merchant captains ; Blakiston, Dewis, Fantail', Petersen, Lee, Gregson, midshipmen ; Smell, Barker, Smith, Nicolle, Reid, Rice, Webster, captains; Barrett, midshipman; Welsh, passenger; Pemberson, Foster, capts.; Holder, midship.; Manners, Johns, cap. md.; Hare, ink!. ship.; Hurt, Hood, Smith, capt. md.; Forbes, Parker, midship.; False, Tuflock, Alexandre, Lachlar , Gilliers, Marine officers; I.eod, Meek, Miller, Bisset, Randall, midship .; Sharp, Lovett, (sopping, Johnson, Maclariey, Burg bess, Hayes, captains; A. Smith, Dillon, fanny, Hart, riermanen, officers ; Crowe, mid ship.; Harvey, Mountenay, merchants ; Brand, caps.; Richard, Lowest, 'Freluddra, Weatethead, Griffiths, Mibre, Jarrow, Tre maguer, Ranson, Skelton, Hunter, Brown, Basset, Davies, Bar cella, Jackson, Carpenter, Miller, Bailey, Gilliam, Milla, Thyne, Bislop, Madis, Nazedy, Pherson, Turner , capts. in. • Duohemin, lieut.; Mus, Foyer, capts. in.; Bagu, merchant ; Parker, midsh. ; Ellios, Flanagan, Wilson, Hurreu, Simons, Lyal, Nelson, Bellord, Hail, Shields, Dryden, Fox, Fettucan, Bahian, Tapley, Howard, Strawglan, Nicholson, Benson, Saltier, Preston, Milne, Esmond, M.Allister * capts. m.; Morley, Fenwick, Kedd, Lownsborough, Owston, merchant passengers; Luckey, Fowley, Lowes, Hearn,' ' men of fortune; Anderson, capt. m.; Littlejohn, Silfold, midship. Haut, surgeon ; Lewesconte, lieut.; banish, mitiskip.; Wright, id.; l.angton, merchant; Hatbride, id.; Hay, ii.; Courtney, Ashol, Patterson, Nicholson, Black, Gerrard, captains ; Ash,Wa ters, King, Parsons, Denison, capts. in.; Thomas, midshipman; Porvell, id.; Done, merchant ; Wills, 2d caps. ; Waren, Jen kens, St ally, Smith, Ist capes. m ; Brown, ed capt. in.; Carter, Williams, Saddler, Otway, Ist capts. m.; Fitzgerald, midship man; Hallows, id.; Hawthorn, 2d surgeon; Masson, Drew, Stark, midshipmen; Wompre, Ridieyord, Cargill, Williamson, Clark, Ashton, Axton, Bibbens, Chant, Hall, Thomas, Stader, Kirvan, Poutcher, Walker, Tobias, Hurbert, Gray, Hearn, Lucky, Towler, officiers de commerce ; Clark, lieutenant of in fantry ; Brown, merchant's clerk ; Combe, capt. tn.; Ellington, captain of infant, y ; Tulloh, id. of artillery; Hasselfoot, gentle man ; Morgan, physician; Champion de Crepigny, gentleman ; Fitzgerald, id.; Williams, Ist eapt. m.; Roberts, id.; Williams, id.; Kirwan, 2(1 caps. in.; Scotland, Ist captain; Park, id.; Cans land, merchant-passenger; Brown, Ist capt. in.; Hutchinson, midshlkman ; Fee, id.; Knecker, id.; Norwood, sub-lieut.; Mon- tague, capt. ind ; Owen, id.; Chambers, midshipman; Kerr. caps. end.; Mayne, id.; Cranston, offic. ; Halford, litutenaut ; Brown, id. ; Black, purser; Bonne, id.; Vennall, master-pilot; Moore, offs. rud.; Cakun, id. ; 'lnsley, 2 , d caps. sud.; Bayes, Ist id.; Mau, 2tl id.; Coward, Ist id. ; l'opley, id. ; Soutter, 2d id. ; Lebrun, merchant ; Perrot, offi. des comm.; Gorden, cadet; Street Id.; Montagu, id.; Allison, Smith, W act.; Williams, Crellin, Burke, Liston, Spain., lit cam. mds.; Powers, merchant-passen ger; Balaton, let capt. md.; M' Milian, id.; Lewis, id.; Scaulatt, lieut.; Cumming, purser; Worth, midshipman; Daracott, id.; itlrk Patrick, id.; Kinkaire, gentleman; Farthing, id.; Black grove, id.; Leigh, id.; Christie, lawyer; Wyborn, gentleman ; Daley, marine commissary ; Ciarck, id.; blaaohy, Scandlan , Manners, i Alaban, Tbieldo, Stranghan, Jarrner, capts ; Foresyche, Wraithainsworth, Elsthot, passengers ; Dismon, Miller, Wanhilt, Rising, Darrell, Francklin, Marion, Stevenson.—(Ts be continua) BIRTHS. Sunday last, Mrs. Simpkinson, wife of the Rev. lames Simp kin son, of a daughter. Monday sennight, Mrs. Babington, wife of the Re►. C. M Babington, Rector of Peterstew, Shropshire, of two boys, being the third time of her having twins. At Old Ab.ftleen, 3d inst. Mrs. Colonel Forbes, of a daughter. MARRIED. July 30, at Weymouth, L;euten.mt Lipson, R.N. to Elizabeth tilde-t daughter of Wm. Took, Esq. of that place. August 4, at Durham, W. Lual, Egg. of the 2d Dragoon G t ards, to Mi s Mary Rawson, niece to Col. Seddon, of Durham. August 3, Mr. E. Lewis, of Shrrbuurne, surgeon, to Miss Holbrook, of Deal. Atitu.t in, W. Nesbitt, Esq. commanding the Huddart East- Indiaman, to Miss Samuel. Saturday, Lieutenant-Colonel Mellish, to Harriet, daughter and co-heiress of the late Sir Duke GilTard, Bart. DIED. August 8, at 13alabam, Cambridge hire, Ellzabetb, wife of the Rev. C. R. Pritchett, of the Charter-house. At ennibkerry, in the county of Wicklow, in the 61st year of his age, on the 24th ult. Francis Hardy, Eta. who represented in Parliament the town of Mullingar for the space of 18 years At Sutton I air., Surrey, aged 67, the Rev. Matt. Thotnas. At Tain, on the 26th alt. in the 68th year of his age, Mg. A. Manson, who was l'oAmaster of that place for 46 years. At Grangrhouse, on the 4th instant, Mrs. MACMIKIN, In the 86th year of her age. This lady's birth was distjnguished by the fillowing curious coincidences : she was born an the first day of the year, the fist day of the month, the first day of the week, the flan day pf the moon, and at the first hour of the day. At Masulipatam, on the 17th February, John Jameson, F.sq. Surgeon in the service of the East-India Conwany, eldest son of Dr. Jameson, of Edinburgh. HIGH WATER A r LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. ..... ..... 50 minutes after 6 Afternoon...... artinutes after 7 To Mr. DIX% Hi, Apothecary- SIR —T talee the earliest opportunity to acquaint you that 1 have received the most wonderful benefit from the use of your DIXON'S ANTI BILIOUS PILLS, which I car ried with me to Jamaica, and all those friends to whom I distri buted them have experienced the pause salutary benefit ; they de clare them to be the best Medicine ever used in that country, for Bilious and other complaints. The following are names of sore. ral Ladies and Gentlemen who have received the utmost relit( from your Dixon's Antibiliuus Pills:—Charles Taylor, Esq. I; maica ; William Shaw, Lag. Kingston, ditto; Mr. Woodritt. Spanish Town, ditto; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar e ditto; J. Smith, Esq. Ohl Harbour, ditto; G. Allston, Esq. ditto; Mr. Walker, Port Mutant, ditto ; J. Pentinton, Esq. Salt River, ditto; Mr. Mullen., ditto; J. Burn, Esq. Savanna; G. P. Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, Kingston. ditto; Mrs. Perry, St. Ann's ; Mrs. Woodruff, Spanish Town ; with many other persons of the first respectabillty.—Sir, your most obedient servant, I'HOMAS HARROLD, of the Ship Ganges. Sold-wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, Corner of Paternoster-row, Landon ; Sharp and Belani, Portsmouth ; Jones, Weston, Minna, and Mallory, Portsea; Hall and John son, Gosport; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck and Roes, and Turner, Hull; Hoxland, Cookworthy, Nettleton, and Gil. bert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Bir mingham Staines and Lynch, Manchester; Trewman, Exeter; Smith, Manderton, Ralburn, Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh; Baxter and M•Donald, Glasgow; Bolgen and Barry, Bristol; Ste venson and Co. Norwich ; Swinfen, Leicester ; Edwards and Penny, and Billinge and Lathbury, Liverpool; Neale and Ledger, Dever; White, Brighton; Roberts, Seldon, and Ruff, C.helten ' • ---- 1; and retail by most Country Medicine Veadcn, In boxes s. 9d. and GGralcha BEAUTt ARSTORED AND HEALTH PRESIIIVEIi 1 TCnre Eruptions in the Face, Skin, &c. without -1 11 - impelling the constitution, is the prominent feature of that excellent and unprecedented preparation for the skin—Mrs. VIN CENT'S GOWLAND'S LOTION. Ve following note from a Lady of rank is a proud testimonial of its superior excellence No. 49, Charlotte-street, Portland-place. Lady Catherine Lenttot presents her compliments to Mrs. ' Vincent, and has the pleasure of stating, that, by the use of two quart bottles of her Lowland's Lotion, she is perfectly cured of a violent It.reption upon her Face and Arms; she was recom mended by her physician to make use of the Lotion, which has exceeded her most sanguine expectations. Mrs. V. is at liberty to make use of her name, as having experienced its healing vir tues ; and Lady Lennox will also recommend it as much as pos -1 sible within the sphere of her acquaintance. Sold by Mrs. Vincent, No. 6,Davies-street, Grosvenor-spare, London; Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford -street; Rigge, No. 65, Cheapside ; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard; Cruttwell, Bath ; Trewman, Exeter; Wolstunbolme, York ; and all the re spectable Venders of genuine Medicines in Europe, in Quarts, 6d. Pints, ss. 6d. Half-pints, 2s. 9d. To prevent counterfeit Lotions, it is necessary to observe the name M. E. Vincent, is signed upon all that Is genuine. Likewise is sold al above VINCENT'S RESTORATIVE TOOTH YOWDER, for pre serving, restoring, and beautifying the tee*, and curing the scur vy in tbe gurus, price 2s. 94 each boa. FAMILY BRLWI NG. 'BY THE KING'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. N'EEDI-lAM, RAWLINS, and Co. respectfully solicit the attention of the Nubility, Gentry, and the Public, to their PORTABLE FAMILY BREWIN3 MACHINE. It combines all the Utensils in ONE; is durable, convenient, and compact in its form; takes to, pieces with ease, and is kept in order with Uttle trouble; its consumption of fuel is small, and It condenses the steam. The method of using It is equally simple and certain, NO MASHING OF THE MALT BEING REQUISITE, NOR ANY PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE OF BREWING, and inva riably produces Ale and Beer of the TRUE HOME-BREWED FLAVOUR, which becomes perfectly transparent. Sold by the Proprietors Islington-green and Skinner-street, Snow-hill, London • and Wine -street, Bristol. Also, by appoint ment, by the folios: ins Furnishing Ironmongers: LONDON : Messrs. Feitham, 105, St. Martin's-lane; Messrs. Summers, 105, New Bond-street; Messrs. Roberts, May, and Co.66,oxford-street ; Messrs. Downer and Sanders, 153, Fleet street; Messrs. Larkins and Eade, Wholcsale Ironmongers, 56, Chiswell-street ; and Mr. Palmer, Si, CornhiIL—SOUTH WARK : Messrs. Benham and Prentice, ISS, High-strtet.-- DORSET: Messrs. Thorne, Sherborne.—WlLTS : Mr. Rus sell, Marlborough; Messrs. Whitchurch and Positing, Devises. —SOMERSET: Mr. Stothert, Bath. DEVON: Messrs. Kingdon, Exete; ; Mr. Narraway, South-Mokon ,• Mr. Heath man, Plymouth ; Mr. Rendell, Tiverton. NORFOLK : Messrs: Aggs and Curr, Ironfounders, Norwich.—LlNCOLN Mr. Taylor, Heeklngtoo i near Sleaford ; Mr. Ashien, Louth. WARWICK: Mr. Harborne, Birmingham—HEßEFOßD: Mr. Honlatt, Hereford.—LANCASTER : Mr. Hope, Arch'. teet, 37, Princess-street Manchester.— NORTHUMBER- LAND: Mr. Marshall Mather, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.— WALES : Mr. David Thomas Newcastle, Carmarthen. Just published, DIRECTIONS for BREWING with the PORTABLE FA MILY BREWING MACHINE; containing Instructions for judging of the Quality of Malt and Hos, and the Method of Brewing PORTER, ALE, TABLE Al p , and TABLE BEER. Fold by the Propketors; and by all their Agents; also, by the following Booksellers: Mr. Chapple,66,Pall-Mall; Mr. Harding, 36, St. James's-street ; Mr. Hone, 47, High street, Bloomsbury; and Mr. Maxwell, 41, Ben-yard, Temple-bra-. Price One Shilling. To be aUowed to purchasers of a Machine. NEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. brew for Public Inspection ccry Tuesday, in Skinner-street, London ; and on the Exchange, Bristol. i'llE COMMERCIAL-HALI. WINE COM- A. PAN Y, Skiniter-street, London, beg leave to solicit the at tention of the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, to their very low Prices for the choicest Wines, genuine Spirituous Li quors, primest Bottled Porter, Ale and double Brown Stout, for Ready Money only, which will be delivered to order, free of ex pence, to any part of London. *Curious old Port, of the Vintage of 18(36, •f the most exquisite flavour - - 4130, Half Pipe £65, Quarter Pipe . SS Goad Sherry, per Butt - - 110 Half Butt X 56, Quartet Butt - se *Very fine old ditto, 6 yrs in the Wood, per Butt - 1141 Half Butt 419, Quarter Butt - SO 'Fine o'd West India Madeira, per Pipe - 116 Half Pipe £59, Quarter Pipe - - SO Per Doz. Finest Port Wine, warranted to have been 6 years in the e. d. Wood, new in Bottles, !3 to the Dozen 50 0 'Choice old Port, 12 to the Dozen, not crusted - 53 0 *Curious old Port, warranted to have been 5 yetis* in Bot tle, 12 to the Dozen - - - 57 0 Very old Roriz Port, new In bottle - - 58 0 . Good Sherry, IS to th e Dozen - - 50 0 "Very fine old ditto, warranted to have been 8 years in she Butt, 19 to the Dozen - 54 0 Fine Trneriffe, IS to the Dozen - - 50 0 *Fine old Bronti Madeira, is to the dozen - 53 0 •Finest old West India do. IS to the dozen - - 26 0 °Curiously fine East-India Madeira, warranted to be Ili years old, 12 to the dozen • - • 64 0 *Ditto Sherry, 12 to the dozen. - 70 0 'Claret of the finest quality and Savour, 12 to the dozert. 06; 0 •Very fine rich and dry Lisbou, IS to the dozen 48 0 Ditto ditto Mountain, IS do. - - - 46 S 'Finest White Noyeau, 12 do. - - 50 0 *Ditto Pink ditto, 12 do. - • 51 • Ditto old Runs Shrub, 12 de. v , -. 46 0 Per Gal. Fine favoured Geneva - . . 10 6 *Ditto old strong do. - • • IS. 1 Ditto very strong • • IS 0 Ditto do. Jamaica Rum • 7 Is 6 Ditto do. Hollerith . . SS 0 Per Dos. Best BottledsPorter, 12 to the dozen - 6 4I 'Ditto double Brown Stout, 12 do. - - 7 0 Ditto Squash Perry - - SI 0 •Finest old Ale warranted 22 months old before bottled 9 6 "Finest Burton Ale, do. - - 10 0 'Very curious Coniac Brandy, warranted to be 10 years old, per gallon - SS • *Dime curious fine flavoured old Rum - 15 6 Fine old B. Brandy - - 16 0 Fine old British HuUands, superior to most foreign 20 0 Those Articles marked • are what the Company recommend M being of a more suptrior Quality than what is generally sold, and of the finest flavour. *Fine flavoured Vol de Grave. 12 tsrelse Dozen -60 s. 'Ditto &setae, ditto - . • 655. _'Old Hack, ditto . - isoa. &Ditto Curious, ditto -190 s. 'Ripe Champagne, ditto -• .120 s. •Noyao Martinique - - Iws. For the conveniency of those Families who prefer theirWINES in PINIS, and for Connoisseurs in superior Articles, the Com eau v have selected the most curious Wines, au. and offer the following as the most choice that can he produced ; `Fine West India Madeira, 12 Pints to the Dozen - , S6s. *Old East India Ditto of the most exquisite flavour and qua lity, 12 ditto - . - 455. *Ditto Malmsey Ditto - - 455. 'Old East India Sherry of the Most curious and scarce qua lity, 12 ditto - . 98s. •Fine old dry Lisbon; 12 ditto - - - . 2515. *Ditto Calcavella - - - -- 405. *Port Wine, newly bottled, from the finest selected Pipes of the favourite Vintage of 1806, 12 ditto - -e 285. *Ditto of the most rare sort, bottled from the most curious old Wine in the Kingdom, that . has lain in a body nearly 20 years. This article has all the softness and flavour of the most rare Wine, and is worthy the attention of the first Connoisseurs, 12 ditto - - sgs. •LusdousShrub, from the fines t Savoured old Rum,l 2 do. 245. 'Ripe full flavoured Double Brown Stout,. ISI ditty . 41.64. •Curlousanellow Ale, warranted two years old before bottled, but of the softest flavour, 12 ditto, - ss. ed.. I . -; 3.815H, the Contractor for the-Lottei y, N 0,4, C 991.01111., and No. B. CHARIDiG•Cgow, MESSRS. 4"4III4I6II6"itiet GQ9S and CO. tiintign,forma.thsrunoese I al f i el y ic e l ars ty. • -..., revqette:tiBThely miobiiettercdeftbialliaedndfritcloThhatpet:ensteupelmhhiarnandrareviTvaaetaulaitthereg,dthe patreeseetrutri;:the_.:6l4lle44-'l2ll hem dtadcus su p erior ti publicly g " T w t to aeheogree_eurra':dasietrill77_ the uniform success atten uce d t ing their canoe. In solitary, nd m mi pt* destca ii: nru s i ii i t s :f v d e de i theuci:tg 11 vallfrfrom inle vented theeb and e a l ee entering destroys fo , r j eo' n g a n t hf r n t o q i I 1 n i u e ncy n t p 1 . n°41- :e -rw arr e t : cdd t y ie.o Isene t h y e s PIKI : t h &o r b , iyi I P1 7 411k m d a a shamed h y ir I I - , 61 t ie t Pertna in n ;d h t () c o:Y r : ever . th l discu el so r th in fi ose tt nn] r t ineff ie h :% fro actua n sU the c e h , C ru i7tri re Pill t rno le lee g by other practitioners, that, by a renoviving a a g thod, they may be restored to a sound and * 11441111 , en t deo. A certain Disenier, frequently contracted io et they a a Go !kt a d : n rcd a: bc :n ie n a 4 ds e tal an r- i uso l evlry irecie. SVPhaitic -- ir radically "awed ' whicuiStcelh°ltnrisinlut raerssrheofalortnothtf=e7rietletulhoerrant'exanderdisrl„irc"4l,64—mm-4111 in n :eai t i, l „vt e hatbhahh m ocarvetu e i n rtlisbbery • eolzepo r upecia h nderd i vp g : l ; i ttionegated, : t it t z k ael : airesmaikthesetiellimitior li hi.....t.d. ll4 2 2.4l; nredn to u,b ; ai s t ! thniepor r emh al ksirjapav Gl owileinnksesig • without m aw . , the painful, dangerous effects of the iilr yeamp h can ie4g ave be e b s ee g oT i n f v o e co c a nuni u their remedies reni ng edies renet the ti°n g aketsreae To be consulted daily personally, or by letter, by pa lm 1 ; e d l ui th y er au sex. ended Let to t . e a rs nd fr a olu vice th an e d co utt un .di try cin , e mu s fo t m aini ..ma ne_ smi enileartil e . of the kingdom. GOSS and Co. Sammie% H, Bowveile—treet, CHALLIINOIL MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. S brte ea% Xi Majesty's Service, challenge the wn e :1 1 11 es Peas a single Instance where their Medicine and methods( suss failed of the desired effect. The practice of many y eamo particulat branch of their profession has oat s l am am Is unsuccessful case. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment We n fen of Venereal Complaints, and that derang ement o f the N am - • which is dit consequence of the pernicious and was e ad I habit long and mmt unhappily punuedby the youtindhotam is - in the one it will be found to be the unfailing sawn of kilt►.,:, ness; the other have its ravages fatally developed t o them brads.' creasing state of debility, which, if not timely remodisi,tweims in impotence. These are its remote and ultimate elects, whim. sumptions, loss of muscular power,and various nervous usually characterise the earlier stages of this t olitaryvice. te rs. ' 's sons languishing under the disorders incident to s uc h a h a ik , i m treatment is simple and has never proved unsucoadvi, h Iht comic of a long, laborious, and much extended practice. hds most obstinate and complicated cases of venereal Infect* a* • as obstructions in the urethra, spongy ercreseemes, lard to. • non, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, STRICTURES, 9/Nether recent or of long duration, and which have hid* I skill ofother Practitioners ; arwby their present lm tr. atruent, effectually sad permanently cured, without *trim • suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage oh* often follows the applicadon of the lunar caustic. la the mead 110 years extensive practice in this metropolis, nunierees mold flol Strictures have been and are daily under their care, the se* h eradication of which are effected by a safe, certain, and aged, dons mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. lb - weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from the am plaint, is speedily removed, and the patient restored to saga( and vigorous health. But where the debility has for ram ids: ted, a proper perseverance in their restorative recnelles,lieda C Stricture has been destroyed, is indispensably regaishe tomb the slur'bering spark. of life, tad to reanimate the consiMbe, - • d Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by tutu/Set, Gil the greatest delicacy, secrecy and honour, at their base" 107, Hatton-Garden. Patients in the country are requested to state the Whim In of their case, age, and general habit a lking, he. MUM a • remittance for advice and Medicines, when the erste given cr sent to any pan out the kingdom. lust receives by the untieranenthined Agana, vie. *YAM and Leigh, Its, Strand. and Dicey and Co. Bow Chmieris ie London; Brodie, Dowling, and Co. Sallsiaory; A. 11114 Perfumer, North Bridge, Eisiiisbarch ; LBamer,Glingew ; mil W. Browne, Bristol : a large and valuable sandy e(tits_t law t timable Medicine the CORDIAL. BALM of MESA f•• pared by Dr. SecoaeoN, Cared Home, near Live*, Flo 'l l i Half-a-Guinea a bottle; or the quantity of lour he one Pant Bottle (or Sas. in the purchase of which 9a. are awed, deg se included. • THE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD icauinri sally acknoatedrcl to be peculiarly efficacious Indian.' wasting', Imo of appetite, indige.ti,.n, depression of spitits,seso bling or shaking of the hands or limbs, obstinate cowdookre ness of breath, and consumptiee habits. It thins the it eases the most violent rains in the head and sum* promotes gentle perspiradon. By the Nobility sod Ginn this medicine is much admired, being pleasant to the tut and smell, gently astringing the fibres of the stomach, ss, giving that proper tension which a good digestion MI 6 , —Nothing can be better adapted to help and amaNhdle constitution abat e a noctunial debauch with whirs This Cordial is laighly est. clued In the East and West bM for nourishing and invigorating the nervous system, sad Weft! a general restorative on debilitated coestitutioes, aria/ bilious complaints contracted In hot climates —Whocyte r e. the care and education of fenules, the MU n 0314 as well as die part ig vigorates the mind, improves the memory, and enliven s thst law Cordial charm of the t G he ilea c° d in , j ul l ie u h n te s mo hm ve ld s d il s e ara vri' ses be iti the wl'hist hes4 gins ion. b w re l i t a h s st is t , h t e h w e l i o th ni llo o d w s i t in in a c i b u st :s i t i l u t o i e p f r to e r i n e s ed at t l y i , an i f n or g ie ; l au y yt ,:a lt d irrt: t es a p t ir ai s s p. trail ou t sre nes liguillielf d : heart, suddso flushes of heat in -various parts of the ink; other times,* sense of cold, as if sayer was poured miklifd flying paint in the arms and limbs, back mil belly. those occasioned by the gravel; the• pulse very wadable. times uncommonly slow, at other times very otircki P• 11616 _, hiccough, frequent sighing, and a sense of suffocation, as mow ball or lump in the throat; aktruite ft's of crying and laughing; the ship unsound, mot seldom refrethrtis mid Ilm ar t deist of.en troubled with horrid dreams. Much has been to interested Individuals against hieelicines are adverior‘li et E. there Li a very important observation to be tnai' respsrnM !' Cordial Balm of Gilead, that urlass its riper. tion waspethseo` and efficacious, it could not have obtained tie demand it has acquired; tor, as it has tardy lies advantage of a persuasive advacate at the ear of Ss • so nothing but his coovict.on of its virtues, kid effects, can induzs. perseveraiice, and yet ream:math fig ance is certainly most requisite to citable (von the lienust 7 1 ; bitiation chemicals aid iralve cal. to rout out anew, the store the valetut:lna•ian to he.l The Cordial Balm of Gilead most woudel fully &Mt,. tavetierd,wandihietilicawy,srlishdseu,rptb.dpolLyt,ithloowerlowinkesinostgothtfoesragedpoutiothsa,funrdicinviiatzatifirron I:11°r% rsdeoeMh mesleine will afford the most wonderful relief.• Its well-known characteristic of promoting /enjoin' long maintained; for by keeping the Constitution, as it continual repair, it preserves eh.: body in heukla and Yl oa a gi t prevents premature decay. It requires no Part i cular c nor attention to diet. Government Security against Counterfeits. Besides a saving of Nine Shillings in l'is.o Golecet, g The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in bottles , p rim _ 1 7,4 each ; there are aiso Family Bottle% price 331. connlo ll _,, e, to Four Bottles at Ws. 6d. by :which the patient say nn eluding also the duty ; the stamp of which bears the P name aid address in the Engravings, " Sarni. Salome, pool," to imitate which is felony : and this privileges °I cular vet of Plates, has been granted to Dr. Solomon. bf,., 1 7 3 7., of his Majesty's Honourable Conanistioners of Ssan purposely • kett 161 LONDON : Printed by Laves &tor, Pic secure the public against counterfeit... 4 / o T — peblished there, and at the Star Office, "fempivillr _ .