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•i -:, • 71ffe'LiffB MURDARS. ltertLE.ED ~ : UHL ,TAR. Sul—Every oody n.eri.on a s;, ong suspi cion alit ‘Vi.lianis was Ally murder ; but as no man is so in Law, until lound by Jury, it may ad o' uhether ;t wete just!tiable to expose 11;s body eipo-ize to the houses I .t.ly inhabited by Mr. Marr's a;.l Mr. WiLi f H d t.e beep already tried, an.' titukr sei time, at the otriod ht suicak, the example night have been atLeial-.d ith ben.4icial .effect - •, it being impossible to excite tuo much in aror nt so nielincholy a catastrophe ! I hive 'inning to ad.', as to the burial, in other resper-s, heiag regulated according to the verdict of the Niqa,:st ; but I contend that, it those who have the disposal of the rewards advertised, do not pres.-nt a consid:rable share to the persons, by whose means was implicated, it will be a decisive infe rence that it was inconsistent to parade the corpse as has been done. I am, Sir, w.th great respect, Your ohedtent servant, w. c. !auuary 1, 111112. SIIADWELL OFFICE.— In consequence of some ob servations which I.:11 from ibirs. Vermilloe, the land. lady of the Pe ir Tree public house, where Williams had lodged, touching lier suspicions of Cornelius Hatt, a joiner, who had sonic acquaintance with Williams, that man WAS taken into, u and y by oneof the Whitechap..l officers, who heard Mrs. Vermillne say, " that if Flare had been examined by the Magistrates as closely as she had, something more would have • come out." Hart way taken before the Whitechapel Magistrates, but remanded to the Magistrates of this Oifice. [however, he gave the same account of him self that he had on five other occasions, when brought up bel.re the Ma‘istrate, ; and his story having been confirmed by the enquiries of the officers, he was d:scharged. John Harrison, the sailor, was again examined, re lative to a knife, seen in William possession shortly before :he murders, of which the witness bad not spoken in his formtn. examination. He said, that one day he asked Williams to return a pncket handker alliet which he had of his, and that Williams told Eirn to go to his pockets and get it himself. Upon riving his hand into Wiiliams's pocket he pulled out a raw. French knife, frith an ivory handle and narrow blade, about six inches in length. He asked him where he got the knife ? and Williams replied, that lie had bought it a day or two before. This circum stance , ccurred about three weeks ago. That knife has nev..•r been since seen ; and it is supposed, that 1 1 V illiams iisd it in murdering Mr. Williamson and family. rflic witne:s, after Williams was taken into custody, ix - eat in search Of this knife, in hopes of fin dUlg it. lie ~ .N.arnined his chest, and every part of the i'ear-tree pubiic lion:e, but without sneers:. . At the Coroncr's Inquest on the bodies of the un fortunate p-rions murdered in New Utzvel.lane, it was suggissied by the surgeon, that the throats of Mr. and Mrs. Williamson, and vie servant maid must ye been cut with a razor, om the inciz-.d appear n.-e of thrl. womids. L is now, however, pretty clear, to.it these sanguinary Beds were perpe trated with the knife in queston, especially, what' it is known, that Williams never had a razor of his own, and always applied to the barber to be shaved ; and, moreover, that no razor had been missing from the house where he lodged. • This important piece of information respecting the Icaife, never occurred to the witness during his nu merous examinations, as necessary to be communica ted to the Magistrates. The privy belonging to the Pear Tree public house where he lodged, has been searched and examined, and in it have been found buried a pair of blue striped trousers, much staineit_wi.h blood from top to bot tom ; they are spoken to very confidently by Wil. hiatus's fellow-ledgers at the Pear 'free, as having been seen frequently lying about the house. A pot ket•book has also been found in the same place, con taining several instruments and a pair of scissars, Which no doubt will be proved to have belonged either to Mrs. Williamson or Mrs. Mare. The trow sers and the pocket-book were discovered thrust down near (our feet under the surface of the soil, by a 'birch-broom, which was also found in a perpendica.. hi position upon the trousers, but completely co vered by the soil. The contents of the pocket-book are quite fresh, and do not appear to have been dis turbed. NIGH TREASOY. A special commission of Oyer and Ternahm Un der the Statute 35 Hen. 8, for the trial of treasons committed out of the re.dm, has issued, under the Great Scal, for the trial of several persons in custody, coatged stith having entered into the French Service at the Isle of France, and with being found in arms at the capture of that Island. The first meeting of the Cunt be on Monday, the 20th instant, at lfwsemonter-lane, in the Borough. The following is a li>t of the Jiidgii and Commissioners named in the Comm s iou:— The Earl of On.lore, Lor d Lieutenant of the County. S . r caibaid Alacdonald, Lurd Chief Baron. Sir Smon I,e , nc, Judge of the King's Bench. sir :114n Chambre, Judge of the Common Pleas. &minel shepherd and W. D. Best, King's Serjeants at Law. Charles Runnington and Arthur thislow,Serjeants at Law. John Stivester and Jerome W. Knapp, Esqrs. Thomas G. Knapp, Henry Hughes, and John Stafford, Gen tlemen. After the Bills are found, the Court w;11 adjourn. c,pies sof the indictments, and lists of the jurymen anJ witnesses, must be delivered to the prisoners ten days before the trials can commence. Bow•STREET.— Saturday, William Whitewas brought to the Oflir e by Taunton, charged with stealing a £2O Bank of England note, and other property, to ,t considerable amount, belonging to Edward Man. ners, Esq. of Epsom, in Surrey. It appeared that the prisoner was servant to the prosecutor. On Monday last he was sent with a £2O Bank note to pay for some manure; but instead of which, he absconded with the note ; previously to which, however, he obtained property tram tradesmen in that neighbourhood under a pretence that he was seat for it by Mr. Man ners. 1, Taunton traced the prisoner to Earl -street, Seven-dials, where he apprehended him ; and on searching him, he found nearly the whole of the £2O with which he absconded, ad.o several articles of wearing apparel belonging to Mr. Manners, end a pistol : the property, however, that he obtained horn the tradesmen could not be found. He was "coma milted for trial. DARING OuTaaoz..Mary Davis, the wife of a gardener, residing in Mead's-row, Lambeth; applied to the Magistrates at Union-hall, on Saturday, for a warrant against two men, under the following cir cumstances :—ln August last, her husband being out of town, two men, one of whom was one of those against whom she now applied, came to her house one night, and having gained admission, said they were in possession of a secret of the utmost impor tancc to her husband, namely, his having been guilty of a murder in Vales, upwards of twenty years ago, for which two innocent persons suffered. On this account they had got an order from the ,Lord of the Moonr, to seize her furniture, and unlass she could raise them £2O immediately, her furniture would all be sold, and her husband would be informed against and hanged. This story alarmed her so much, that she fainted away ; on her recovery, she found them pullipg the things ahem, pretending to pack some of Clem up she then represented her inability to raise so large a sum as £2O, and intreated their mercy ; and, aft, r some time, they agreed to take £3, which was all she had, and which she gave them. Her husband is at present out of teem, and on Wednesday morn. ing last between one and two o'clock, she was alarm ed by another visit from one of the men who came before; he was, on this occasion, accompanied by one she had never seen ; they insisted on admission, and on her hesitating, they were in the act of forcing open the door, when the watchman came up and took them into custody. The watchman stated, that pre vious to their going to Davit's house, they came to his stand, and wanted to borrow his arms, saying they were wing to apprehend Davis, who was a murderer. The watchman supposing them drunk, advised them to go home, and after some persuasion they went away; not liking their appearance, how ever, he watched them, and came sap at the time they were attempting to force the door, as stated by Mrs. Davis, when, with the assistance of another watch man, he took them into custody, and conducted them to the watch-house. The constable of the night re fused to take them in charge, because Mrs. Davis did not appear against them, and they were dis charged. The watchman, however, has since learned their names, and ascertained their place of residence, and the Magistrates, under all the circumstances, thought proper to grant a warrant for their appre , hension. A man of the name of King has been detained at 1 Early on Thursday last, es a Centlevnan of the Deal, under strong suspicion of being concerned in name of Phillips was returning from Dover to Ranee. I the above atrocious murders, and he underwent a gate, in a single hone chaise ; when near Walder. long examination before the Mayor of that place on &are he observed two men at e short distance bcfore ,irriday last, during which he prevaricated so much I him in the middle of the road, who on his approach in his Answers, that it was thought necessary to corn- I separated one on each side's on coming up with them init him for a further hearing, • I one of the men attempted to seize the horse's head, Thursday a frit eigner, in the habit of a sailor, was I but Mr. Phillips observing his intention by the appli. taken isioi custody at Brighton. On examination he cation of his whip avoided him, and the horse (which proved to be a Spaniard, and a passport was found ! ;s a spirited one) suddenly increasing his speed the on him, on . which was written, " No. 6, Martha- ' fellow was unable to get out of the way of the wheel, street, St. George's in the East." In addition to this, which threw him down and passed over his body,— his answers were so extreniely vague and contradic- The fellow on the other side at the same time aimed tory, that it was thought inc.:sear y to d eta i n hi m t - o . ! a desperate blow at Mr. Phillips with a heavy another examination. I bludgeon, which he was fortunate to evade without The late Mr. WreeramsoN and his wife, have, it is . njury, and increasing his speed, left both the villains ' inlotsy, said, left property to the amount of about sCif)o. 13'.hind him. Among their papers has been found a will, made by i Thursday mooting, at ofte o'clock, a Gentleman,. Mrs. W ILLIAMSON, on the presumption th at h er hus- • who l ives in Market-street, Newport-market, from his band might die first; and the lawyers are not a little window observed five men and a boy of suspicious ap embarrasses( to ascertain which was murdered first, pearanee, in the street. They continued loitering as if she became a widow before she died, it would near the house of Mr. Watkins, butcher, at the ... MI. MARK cor influence on the descent of the pr o perty . m ncr of Market-street, facing Gerrard-street, till three has left property to pay 19s. in the pound. : o'clock, during all which time he watched them from his window, as it was a clear moonlight night. When A Commission has been sent out to Jereey, to ex.' the watchman went his usual round they retired out amine into the records, and to reform thr Constitution of of sight, but always clime fit) the spot after he had that Islemi. It seems that for time past, the Jurats passed ; at three o'clock they began to break open the have disagreed among themselves, and much contro- Parlour window, the Gentleman then descended, and -v has arisen from the corruptions and abuses that procured assistance, but we presume they had one of to ancient, free, and pure system of their party on the 100k -out, as they made off, pursued '.S. In consequence of this, a corn- .by the watchman and patrole, but unfortunately all issued by the Pewee RICORNT in the escaped ; they only took a few books of little value. behalf of his MAJESTY, to WILLIAM ! Two &agars, one apparently blind, and the ether tte Chief Justice of Canada, Dr. haring lost the use of his arms, was lately sent to the NET HORHOUSE, Esq. to go over so House of Correction at Beverley. When taken by Luise into and report on the abuses, the constables, the blind man immediately recovered genuine Constitution may be re. his sight, and endeavoured to make his escape ; and gentlemen sailed about teat day; ago the man without the use of his erns, made such use of them as to knock down two of the constables: versy has arisen tro bane crept into the the Senate of Jurat mission has been is name and on the be OSGOOD * Esq. late SWABEY, and Hex the 'slang, to inqu in order that the stored, and time g in a frigate. • FROM SATURDAY mairs GAZETTE. BAN4RUPTCIES ENLARGED. Feb. 1. John Bell; 4f Ltmehosse, Mlthileser, boat-builder, at ten, at Or:Wilma Feb.,22 Henry Rawson, of Doncaster, Yorksblre, broker, dealer and chaptcan, at ti,n, at the New Anti Inn, Doncaster. Feb. is. James GaskiU, Jackson Gasklll, and im Clemsntann, of the Minories, London, merchants add copartners, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. William King, of Winslow, Bucks, innholder, deader and chap.- man, to surrender January 11 , 21, and Feb. 15, at eleven, at satifidhall, London. Anomie', Mr. Charles Willis, Winslow, cr Messrs. Aubrey and Curtis, 'l'ook's-court, Chancery-lane. John Pett, of Deal, Kent, carpenter, dealer and Chapman, January 11, is, at ten, and February 15, at one, at Gl'll3ll'll. Attor ney, Mr. William Hyena, Christ - Chu rch-passage, Newgate. _ street, London. David Anderson, of BiHiter-lane, London, merchant, Araler and cbaptnan, January 7, at twelve, January 21, at one, and Feb. 15 at twelve , at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Wilde and _ . Knight, Castle street, Falcon-square. William Snowden, of Manchester, liquor-merchant, dealer and chapman, January 16, 91, and Feb.ls, at eleven, at the Tal bot bin, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Foulkes and Cress well, Manchester: or Mews. Lot gdill and Beckitt, Gray's;* Inn, London. John West, of Barniley, Yorkshire, grtiter, dealer and chapman, January 29, at live, January 20, and February 15, at ten, at the White Bear Inn, Barnsley. Attornies, Mr. Clarke, Barnsley; or Messrs Exley, Stocker, and Dawson, Furnival s-Inn. William Joyusou, now or late of Blakeley, within the 1. arish of Manchester, millet', dealer and chapman, January 20, 21, arid Feb. 15, at one, at the White Horse Inn, in the Hanging ditch, Min Chester. Attornies, Mr. Parker, Bury, Lancashire, or Mr. Wiglessviirth, Gr'ay's-Inii.square, London. Morris I.) oil, of Liverpool, siiverunirli and draper, Luttiary 27, 2u, stud F. bruary 15, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Meddowctoft, Gray's-lun, London ; or Mr. John Davies, I.iverpooL tV/Illam Smith and 1:1 ands Becket, both of Liverpool, Unto. drapers and copartner% January g 3, 4 24, and Feb. 15, at eleven, at the George lot, Dale ►tees, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Forre*t Jubilee-Building* ord -street Liverpool; or Mr. indle, John -street, Bedford row, London. Charks Bolder°, Edward Gale 11 , 1dero, Sir Henry Loshington, Barr. aud Henry Bolder°, of Cornhill, London, bankers an I cop art urea , dealers and chapmen, January 11, 9.1, and February 15, at tea, at Guildhall. Auoroey, Mr. Lamb, Princes-street. DIVIDENDS. Jan. VI. John Hinde, of Bucklersbury, wholesale grocer - Feb. 1. John Carrington, of Mat lehrster, kardwa.-entan -Jan. 28. Wm. Buddeli anti 1-lenry Pyelincb , ot Friday-street, wholesale grocers-Jan. 28. Qt:!litill and Jeremiah Dick, Finsbury-square, intrthants-Jan. 28. John Morgan, of Greai Man and Still, Ceppice-row,Clerkenwell, victualer-Jan. 2.4: Charles Poulton. of Reading, cabinet-maker-Jan. 28. Ldward Wm. Davey, of Paradise•street, Rotherhithe. ship-joiner-Jan. 25. Edwir..l Chambers, of Wateringbury, Kent, shopkeeper-Jan. 25. rm.. Palmer, of the New-road, Whitechapel, soap-maket-Jan 29. Joseph Sykec, of Queen-street, Cheapside, sugar-factor,-Jan. John Wightman, of Gearne-street, hi-ter-lane, haberdasher an. 24. Thomas Hinde, late of Liverpoill, merchant-Feb. 8. I' lir. Been, late of Parliameht-street, -Ln. 27. Joliet Set eliffe, of York, druggiq-Jan. Wan. Cowdery Shawfard, of Albany, PicLadilly, confectioner-Jan. 2.5. Philip Slade, Charles street, Hamporatbroad Ce.lCll Ilmith-Jan. 25. Stephen Lee, of merehmit -Jan, 25. John blease, of Dote, r.street, Hanovt r-square, uploalsterer-:an. 2S. Thomas Coll:mon, of Southampton-row, Blootn.hury, cabinet-maker-Jan. 23. Mark Osborne, late of Bedford, Warwickshire, chandler-Jan. US. ea muel Robenson, of Liverpool, merchant-Jan. 23. Robert and Thomas 4outhey, of Fish-street-hill, m rclialits -Jan. 25. Wm. C-oper, of the Minories, s lk-mercer-Jan 28. Jo+eph ilstone, of Newcatele-under-Lyme, hat-itianu.acturer-Jan. 25. Jahn Short, of St. Calierine's-lr.ne, East 'Smithfield, Victualler-lan. 2n Manassah Isaac Goldstone, of Grilt Pre-rot street, Good man s Fields, merchant-Jan. 25. Francis Perry. late 01 Tower street, but now of Finsbury-square, merchant-Jan. 25. William Robertson, of Great St. Helen's, ashopsgato-street, merchant- Jan. 23. Joseph Gardner, late of I lor-l-ydown lane, Southwark, coal-merchant-Jan. 25. Peter Brown, of Paul-strcet,Fiusbury square, baker-Jan. 25. Archibald Stewart, of 14'02d -street, P.a:cl hoop-bender-4an. 27. Wm. Ittchan, of st. Peter's hill Doctors' Commons, wh tlebotte-merchant -Jan. 25. Santuel Chambers, of Maidstone, corn-merchant-January 28. Charks Adams, late of l'atieras-lane, and of Crown -street, F n-Sury, merchant-T, b. 22. Thomas legit-, of 010mA-street, Losier- Jan. D. Sinten Blonv;fi-Id Witham', of Austia Friars, MeV. cant-tau. 25. Arch. WGuffie, of Liverpool, merchant. CER'I MC ATE JANUARY 2s. John Owen, of Bucklurrblry, mere:am-1 Mims Adams, Of Brittol, merchant -Josepis Lansdale. of Rude-quay, Nur. hum berland, cornfactor-John Scantlebury, ot Hy. ie, Kent, taylor. Wm. Dickinson, of Newark-upon-Trenr, I anker-Wm. of Manchester, Imrchant-Miles Fawcett, of Liverpool, music seller-Janus Flklngton, ot liirtnioshant, tortoise-shell-maker, John Yaleen, of Winchester, miller-James Ellis, of Swinton- street. Gray's lnit-lane, scavenger-401in Eastland, late of (Mil ford, Middlesex, dealer. Wednesday, as the carriage of the Earl of Antwo- I now, with Lady Allow's3x, Lord Neensys, her in fant son, and Lady CAROLINE BERTIE, were coming horn his Lordship's seat atWytham to Oxford, when they had reached Botley cafe of the reins by some means became unbuckled' and the coachman, in en deavouring to secure it, lost his balance and fell from the box ; the horses immediately set off at full speed, entered the city and proceeded, with great rapid ty, along the High-street of Oxfotd; over Magdalen bridge, to the turnpike in St. Clement's, where the turnpike man, by shutting the bar, impeded their progress. Lady Abingdon leaped from the carriage at the entrance of Oxford, and Lady Caroline near the Angel Inn. Lady Abingdon dish cated her shoulde., but we are happy to hear is likely soon to • recover ; and Lady Caroline was severely bruised in the face, but is not seriously injured. The value of DT. FREEMAN'S GOTTA SALVTARIS has been so long proved, that nothing of the present day can bear a competition with it, 'in all the diffe rent stages of a certain disease, which it effectually enres and eradicates from the habit, without exciting the painful. feelings and exposure that attends saliva ' tion---without debilitating the constitution in - any de gree, or mien requiring confinement from business or restriction of diet. The radical virtues of these ines.' timable Drop: hate vetted *heir elaim to pubbe ap probation for more than SO years. In all the debility of both sexes they prove a never-failing restoratire—L• whether the debility is produced by too free use of mercury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm climate• To travellers and those going abroad, they cannot be recommended too strongly, as they *dire. ceive a safe, speedy, and complete cure, in all old stubborn gleets, and every weakness that affects the bladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy many women have become mothers, who for many years had been deprived of that happiness.—Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row ; and retail, by Belau* and Sharp, Portsmouth ; Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; Allnutt, Weston, Mallory, and Jones,. Portseal Trewman, Exeter ; Cookworthy, Glenville, Gilbert, and Hoc land, Plymouth; Newbury, Dublin ; Baxter and Mac donald, Glasgow; Smith, Manderston, Scott, and Cargill, Edinburgh; Crutwell. Bath ; Ross and Peck, Hull ; Gregsoa and Billinge, Liverpool ; Stains and Lynch, Manchester ; Bowen, Norwich ; -Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham; Gregory, Brighton; Edward's and Penny, Liverpool; and most bledician Venders, in bottles f at 2s. 9d. 4ar. 6d. & 22e.- kNfrERSITY JYTILLIti:ENCE. O •tF kD, JANUARI • Sunday se'nnigbt an ordination was Veld at die Castle, Farnham, by the Lord litelop &Winchester, when the fullowing Gentlemen were ordained : PRIESTS. Rev. Edwin IProdgers A.M. Trinity College, Oxford. Mat. Atimaid,A.M Corpus Chtisti Cob ge, Oxford. W. PIUIIIIII Jones, A.M. Pembroke College, Oxford. Charles Glossop, II A. Magdalen College, Cambridge:, ' G. B. Godbold, B.A. Emanuel COl:riCatubridge. F..Doveton, B.A. Corpus damn e, Oxford. J. Halke, B.A. Sidney Sussex College; *arnbridgi; DEACONS. I: Gipps Bollard, B.A. Trinity College, Cambridge; J. R. Wittenoom, B.A. Brasenow College, (Word ; William Pannon e B.A. Balliol College, Oxford. Frederick.Gauni lett, B.A. Wadb .m College, Oxford. Rickard Yaiden White. ILA. Magdalen Coitego,Uxfor.r, Henry Hooper, B.A. ditto. John ()mien, B.A. Trinity College, Cambridge. William Finley. ECCLZBIASTICAL PROUOTIONS. r ker. William Jackson, D.D. Canon of Christ Chttrch, Regius Proftssor of Greek, in this Uoiversity, to be Lu d a Bishop of Oxford. Rev. Roger Frankland, is presented to the place or 'lat.:illy*/ Cation In Wells Cathedral, in the toum of the late Rev. ta sar k s Digby. ev. Dr. Weston, to the rectory of Thirfield, Hertfordskie ge on his own presentatiou, as canon residentiary of St. Patd's. • Rev. W. B. Ratusden, to the vintage of Little Wakarink Estes. . Rev. J. B..Hollitigworth, Fellow of St. Peter% College, Cam bridge, to be one to ids Majesty's Preachers at Wi.ischasi. The Lord Chancellor haul presented the Rev. Dr. harry, oxt e r of St. hlary's, Wei:Milford, to the rectory Of St. Le Amid s. ii dio sante town with the cb,.pelry of Satwell arinned, to whist. ha ad w instituted ou Tuesday seunight, by the Lord Biala+ at ho • !Wintry. . BIRTH. Aloaday lair, at Cole Harbour, Surrey, Lady Lucy rAyks of a sun. MARRIED. Srurday, at St. Andrew't, 1 - inlbern, Mr. Thomas Pritlat4, jun. ut Urtstot, to Mitt Mary Jane I.awrance.of liatton-zartjoi. he Rev. Richaid Farror, at Aslilry, Norttuunrusi store, si t Miss Anna Matta Citetwat4 'mind dauzhter tat lilt 1011.1 Umtr r ode, hart. -It Ferus, the Rev. Walter Home, of Sear' 1. county Westod, to Harriet, elde,t dauzlner of the Law flott. G. Joyeetyn. At Itartuantutlu:lv, llontgail, the k.v. Joon 'Tide, Rector of tlf.tt pima, 10 Afficits, 41411101. V( of Wybrobto thp:tasty Doi. of liollyeamiell. DILI% Rev. James Lloyd Harris, 91 Bridwell end Marlow, PerobroteAlai re. ltt.v. Win. Shield, rector of Collyweston, near Stunfutd, ad prebendary and rector of Winwielt, Northamptonshire. kev. James Lumley, rector of Barnwell ht. Andrew, New tliamptonshirs. Rev. Peter ltr,biu•oa, vicar of Norton, Ilerbrahlre. In pi; , it at Ver.;un, J.:cotenant it.N. Wed if& Jame. O'Connell, co! C hare:. die. Friday se'nitight, ..t W'ired..ock, at an advanced age, May, relict of the key. %I idians I lait icon, Immo ly record Lower lieynnd, 0 sfuriishire. At Batavia, wino after the conquest, Mr. kichari Mama, Medeb 3 pman on hoard the Pi ocri., sLcond ...in of 14 Lhasa Mayo. sal, BK. of Cacti put. titar Lint. tick. 'Co Mr. DIXON, 4:tothe nary. take the e.trliest opportunity to acquit yon that I hive received the mo4t wonderful benefit Irma the ale of your DIXON'S AN I 11111.10 US PILLS. which I taw tied with me to Jamaica, and all those friends to wham I di exit buted them have txperienced the same salutary Irniefit ; they dr clare them to be the hest Medicine ever used in that country, let &haus and other complaints.- The foilowing are names of seep ral Ladies and Gentlemen who have received the utmost MIA from your Dixon'. Autibilious Taylor, Esq hp mate.; WilLana Shaw, Leg. Kingstos, ditto; Mr. Weeded, Spaniel. Town, ditto; G. W. Hamilloo, Er. Savants la Mar s ditto; L /Smith, Esq. 014 Harbour, ditto; G. Allston, ditto, Mr. Walker, Port Morset, dine; J. Peallnaon, Esq. bik River, ditto; Mr. Mulkns, ditto; J. horn Esq. amanita; L Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Golden:kb, Kingstoe. dine/ Mrs. Perry, St. Ann's; Mrs. %Voodriff. Freida Town; many other persons of the first respectability.—Sir. your maS otN-tailt servant, 1'..0 MAS HARROLD, of she old, Galva Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Stake's, 4.Clseepelde,Cirof of Paternoster-row, Lolie.ota • nag) and Belson, Partaineetk; Janes, Weston, Alinutt, and Mallory. Portari; and haw son. Go port 1 Colenian and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck and Reis and Turner, Hull; Hozland. Cook worthy. Nettleton, and Gil. bert, Plymouth; Knott mot Liorl, and tberieney and Ca Br °gingham; Billini;e and lath/wry, Liverpool; Staines and Lywa. Manchester ; 'Fretentan, Ea. ter • Smith, Mzederter., Rather% Sas' t, and Baxter, I:.dinbergis ',Slim' and M'Dosseld, Ghtsgoei ilulgen and Barry. Edisto!: Statement and Ce Norwich; feo,Leieetter ; Etwurda and. Pinny, Liverpool; and red W mist Country Medicine Veu3ets, in Loxes at sta, ad. anJ IL cHAI.L MCL WIESSILS. CUR Surgeons, late lath .LTA• Majesty's Service, chide/Tr the wank world ts prow* s lingte instance where their Medicine and seedbed s( cure hne tailed to the dedred effret. The practice of fenny yaws in thie particulat branch of their profession has net given rise se sr snsuccessful case. 1 They continua to direct their studies to tht treatusaueli4 aril of Venereal Complents, and that derangement of dos arm% which is the consequence of the pernletoirs and wasteful eassesela habit long and must unhappily piirsiard by the youths of both' *saga In the one It will be found to be the infa;ling seem of barrow ness ; the other have Its ravages fatally deveuped to thew by a& arising state of debility, which, if not daftly roosedivil.tornsions !ntntpotenes. These are ha reflux.: and ukiinate effect s. whileder tunipdons,loss ofinuseniar power, and various nervous ecesplabie usually characterise the earller stages of this solitary rico. Ofrf• sons languisbiK tinier the disersiersits--itiont to such a bditolalf treatment Is simple and has tweet proved unsuccessful. i dpi course of ril mg, laborious, and much ztended practice Is de most obstinate and complicated cases of venereal infeedoo„ sseb as obstructions in die tuxtbra, spongy eacoaseaocaa, bard wp otottes,callous ulcers, eruptioas ' sentinel weakness, glees, as tifitICEUREA Whether recast er of long duradms, and which two UMW lb. ilkatofether Practitioners ;Arc by their proleitt balvfosed pia et reatment effeetually and y tram:tacitly cared, without tie pellut mffering ale azurtitiadag pain acrd alarmist( Istesoorlow wbki *two follows the application of the killer causal. in the ceuretel 10 years eatendve practice lo stab esetemsolle, new.eroes eatoa Strictures have bezi and are daily miser their dm, tho old eradication of which are effected by a cafe, certain, and cepa. tiou.t mode q t practice, superior to any oth er yet adopted.' weakness, relaxation, and dainty proceeding from this compliels is .apeedlly removed, and the pa. tent restored to sound sad or goroes health. Nett where the debility has fur years euitart4 k proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, after drawls; ture has been destroyed, is indispontably seqtriskito levies di alumberingsparks of life, and to reanimate the Conetittidort. • Sever,ll - 14blemen aid Gentlemen, of the first respectshalti drove been under the care of Mtisrs. Carrie and Ce ter the ! muval of eortylaiuts of cbe Urethra, sukturei, rte. sad, baits( j received a radical and permaneut cure, rupee/ that referacc. stuy be made to thrdn as satisfactory evidences of the derided sir perlority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Add let these Gentlemen lave bad Strictures from to to satiety re/ '-and bad been under the ewe of MseWs. Home and HeerfAill • and other surgeons of equal eaduenee, who attempted the ars , by the application of the lunar caustic, withoutltiCifta • Mean. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either sex withal! ' greatest delicacy, secrecy, and boneer, at their house, lie Ir 4 Hatton-Garden. Patients In the country at • requested le maw the particulates of their cue, and gatteral habit of Nwluj, XeP inclosing a remittance for advice and medicines, whew tie WO will be sine .4. sou is any part of theltiegdosa. HIGH WArEK A r LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. .... ..... whew Our /, Aftemoon.s. LONDON s Feistiest by Lives. KANT. ritime.pbese, at pubikbad awe. sad at che Star-0111te, Tagbalm