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• , F v. • • rllOll LAST rriclrris 'GAZETTE. • ; 110 1 kNING-STREF.T, DEC. IS. A Ditpntclit. orveltiC:t the !o'lowi' g is a Coity, ,, as been received 'by Viscount Castlereagh, one of bis Majesty's Principal Seere t?rio of State, front Lieutenant General Sir John Stuart,com manding his Majesty's Forces in Sicilj. Mosstna, September 20. -- - - 1147 Lord—Having been apprised that a large convoy of the eaer.sy, consisting of a number of coasting vessels, acid to be charged with contribntions in kind from the two provinces of Calabria to the Neapolitan Government, were assembled at Dia mante, near the Gulf of Policastro, under toe protection of four gun boats and heavy batteries on the shore, I detaebed Lieute• ham Colonel _Bryce, of the Royal Engineers, with the troops, tnentioned in the margin + l , to co-operate with the Commanders of his Majesty's sloops Halcyon and Vi'cazel, and with a small i naval equipment of his Sicilian Majesty, in theendeavour to take or destroy them. Inclosed T have the honour to transmir to your Lordship the Report of the above•nanted pdiclous °Ricer, stating the entire success of tht- enserprize entrusted to his conduct. I have the honour to he, &c, (Signed) J. STDAR r. Right Hon Viscount Castlereagh. • The regiment of Malta, commande.d by Major Hammill ;- 154 ra.ik am" file of the .314th regiment, under Captain O'Brien ; a detachment of!) men of the German Legion ; a detachment of a•*illern, with twu six pounders and one howitzer, under Capt. Campbell. Off Dinnante, September B. do myself the honour to acquaint you,. that . -the ,detachment you were pleased to ptii: under my orders has successfully executed the service in. view, by capturing, in conjunction with Captain, Pearce of 7 the Royal Navy, a flotilla of lit sail of the enelllfs vessels, of which four are large gun boats, under the town of Diamente, where they had been blockaded with much perseverance by Captain. Prescott of his I Majesty's brig the Weazel. • We were baM.A by calms daring five days on the passage from Milazzo, on three of whiCh we must have - been distinctly seen from the enemy's coast.— And on examining the position. taken here, I found it very respectable, as the town of Diamente, which covered the vessels ranged on the right and left of it, stands on a peninsula nearly inaccessible on three sides, the fourth is protected by difficult inclosures, , and there is, besides, a building of considerable strength commanding the whole. Under these discouraging circumstances, augmen ted by the non-arrival of the Sicilian gun-boats, and the absence of two of the transports, it required the falle - A confidence in the conduct of Major Hamann!, and the troops intended to be landed, to induce me to haiaral an attempt on the town, without the posses. sion of which I saw nothing effectual could be done. After the strong building abovementioned had been successfully cannonaded for several hours by Captains Pearce and. Prescott of the Royal Navy, and the Che valier de Balsamo, commanding a galliot of his Si cilian Majety, who were indefatigable-in their exer tions, two hundred and fifty men of the regiment of Malta, under Major Hammill, and one hundred of the sSth regiment, under Captain O'Brien, were landed at daybreak this morning, about half a mile to the northward of the town, accompanied by a howitzer and two threc.pounders, commanded by. Captain Campbell of the Royal Artillery. The enemy who consisted of about four hundred men of the civic guard, with a proportion of French troops, were gra- , dually forced back through the underwood upon the town, which, however, they did not attempt to de fcrid, but took to the mountains ; and we were ena bled to turn their batteries, of four heavy guns, on the beach to the south card of the town, without sus taining any loss, when the whole of their vessels fell Into our hands. I beg leave to express great saris. Faction with the judicious conduct of Major Ham mill and thanks are due to Captain Campbell,' commanding the artillery, Captain O'Brien,. com manding the Oth, and Lieutenant Lawson of the engineers, who did methe favour to attend me on shore. I have the honour to be, Bce. (Signed) ALEX. Barer, Lieutenant-Colonel, Royal Engineees. Remit of ordnanae taken end destroyed at biamante Bay, by a Dkachment of his Majesty's Forces under the command of Lieutenant Colonel Bryce, September,ll. 2 Six-inch brass latawisers, French; mounted on travelling car riages. •10 Twenty-four pounder carrot:rain, English. 2 heavy twenty pounders, Neapolitan ; destroyed. _ I long twelve pounder, Neapolitan ; ditto. S short four pounders, Neapolitan; ditto. Swivels. Total-20 taken and destroyed. Itt-Round shoe, twenty-four pounders. 60 Grape shoe, ditto. 60 Roqpd shot, twelve pounded. SO Grape shot, ditto. Total of Shot —1 70. tO Cat . of gunpowder. 1 kriatch Iles. DUCA LT) CAMPIltat. Captain. Commit:Aug Royal Artillery. A hevritzer and four bras. field pieces, dismounted, are stated to have been found after the above Return. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, DEC. 13. Extract of a Letter farm Vice Admiral Rowley, Commander in Chief of hla Majesty's Ship, and Vessels at Jamaica, to the IHotte•.arable W. W. Pole, slated at Port Royal, the 14th of Oetober. I inclose a copy of a letter from Capt a in Lillicrap, giving an !recount of the upturn of a small French privateer belonging to tlhuatialoope, by his Majesty's sloop the Dispatch. His Majesty's Stoop Dispatch, Port Royal, October 13. Sir—T have the satisfaction . to Worm yon I cap tured, on the night of the 2d instant, off Nosh, the small French schooner privateer Dora-de, belonging to Guad,doupe, mounting one brass gun, with small arms, and twenty men. I have the honour to be, ate. (Signed) J. LI LLICILits DOWNING-STREET, DEC. 19. •His Majesty has bets pleased m appoint Henry Binrinolc, Esti. to be Gover.:or and Cottsniaoder in chief of the Settlements of Demerara at.d His Maj<rs•y has been pleased to appoint ChArtes Beniinet, 14. !s be Governor and Coninuader is Chief of the-Settlement tif Sufism. MILITARY PROMOTION 9. ORDNANCE-Other, DEC. 10. Metlcal Estnblishrnets for the Military Departments of the Ordnance, • - To be Second AsiNtiot : Surgeone—John Wailes tielahon, view Hill, relined ; sod Thonio Ca.iey, vice Plate, reggae& Dated Dec. 5, twit. Royal Regiment of Artillei-y. G:mttetwin Cadet Wm. Furrcaux to be Second Lieutemult, vice Maihiae, pro:noted. Detect Dec.l, 1801. PARTNERSHIPe DOIPOLVID. coxitT or ,•••riP•7•. - , Samuel Osmond ar.d Joseph VI ebb, of Great Aire-IMO, Middies, sex, breeches makers, Dye. Is, IEOB.- • John Buckley and Thcrinas Merrick, of Lawrence-lane, London, , warehousemen Dec4llk, tsOS. • Thomas Nixon, henry Hswitr, and Robert Pox, of Sheffield, silver-platen, Dec. to, tsoa. Askham Eyre, John Toots', llamas Tomsk, Joshua Swallow, and James Mal!alien of l'hurstoneard Wakefield, Yorkshire, 'oil drawer., Sept. '2" Ilion. Jo'm Marsh and Ileorißitey, of Landmik, Stansield, Yorkshire . , cotton spinners, I'e , sue. • EANICRUP ICY ENLARGED. January 31. William Rhodes of Shaaklewell, Middlesex, ware houseman, at ten, at Guildiusll. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Rnbincen the younger, of Birmingham, droggist, dealer and ehapm.n, is surrender December 19,20, and January 24, at twelve, at the Shalmcpear Tavern, New -street, Birmingham. Attornies, hiessra. Rosser and Son, Bartlett's Buildings, Hol born, Louden ; or Messrs. Webb and Tyndall, Birmingham. oseph Hodgson, of Liverpool, auctioneer. dealer and Chapman, Dec. 10, 20, and Jaziscry 24, at eleven, at the Shakespear Ta vern, Birmingham. Attornies, Messrs. Devon and Tooke, No. 10, Gray's Inn-square, London ; Messrs. Griffiths and Hind, Liverpool; Messrs. Duckworth, Chippiudall and Denison, Manchester; or Mr. Burrish, Temple-row litrmin7ham. Thomas Morse, of Wood-street, Claeapside, London, factor, dealer and chapitan, Dec. 17, 27 and January 24, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mr. Joh n Rotten, No. 54, Fore-street, Ciipplegate. Fr4ncis Jackson, of Rood-lane, London, merchant, dealer and cliaptriau, Dee. Z.O, at one, Dec. 24, at ten, and January 24, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney; Mr. Bland, Vauxhall Walk, Joseph Surrey. George Riddell, of Berwick-upon-Tweed, grocer and linendraper, dealer aad chaptuan, Jan. 2,5, and 24, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Berwick-upon-Tweed. Attormes, felebsra. lromley and Bell, Gray's Inn, London ; or Mr. Nilluby, lierwiek-upon Tse eed. William , . Reeve, of Clapham, Surrey, voseb-master, Dec. 17, 24, and Jan. 2.4,at twelve,at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Wiheire and Bolton, Old Broad .street, London. William Robinson, of Debenham, Suffolk, shoemaker, Dec. 20, at one, 24, at on, and Jan. 24, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attoruiea, Messrs. Maddock and Steve..aon, Lincoln's hp, London. fulliner Bishop, Robert Bishop, and Writ: Bishop, now or late of Cantbridge,woollea-drapers; Dec. 17, 24, and Jan. 24, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lolidon. Attorney, Mr. Davie►, Loth bury, London. Daniel Burgess and Mary Lord, of Rochdale, Lancashire, cotton spinners, Doc. 20, 31, and Jan. 44, at two, at the Palace Inn, hi Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Kay and Renshaw, Man chester. Robert Rigby, Lite of Liverpool, Lancashire; joiner, Dec. 30, 31, and Jan. 24, at tete, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attar tiles, Mr. Windle Johi;- street , Bedford-row, London,. and Mr. Fleetwood, Liverpool. Wm. Ware of Caldieott, Monmouthshire, shopkeeper, Jan. 9,4, and 24, at ten, at the Bush Tavern, Corn-street, Ilristul. At tornies, Mr. John Tarrant, Chancery-lane,.. Loudon; and Messrs. B. and 0. Smith, Bristol. Samuel Danford, of Abchurch-lane, London, broker, Dec. 23, 31, and Jan. 24, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Walker, Old Jewry. William Richardson, Richard Richardson, and Chas. Stuart Bell, late of the town and county of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchants and partners, dealers and chapmen, to surrender Jan. 13, 14, and 24, - at eleven In the' forenoon each day, at the Three In dian Kings, in-Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attornies Messrs. Meg gison and Son, Hatton Garden; and Mr. Armorer Donkin , Newcastle-upon-Tyne. I William John Hohnes Knight, of Church-row, 'lslington, county of Middlesex, ship and insurance -broker, dealer and cbapman, to surrender Dee. 17 and 44, and Jan. 24, at. ten in the fare noon each day, at Guildhall, London. Attorney Mr. Hall, Coleman-street, Loudon. After a long speech from Mr. &don't BEST, col taining some reflections on the plaintiff's conduct to wards the defendant, and one in reply from Mr. Scr jeant VAUGHAN, wherein he ably jwstitied the same JAMES MANSFIELD went over the evidence, re marking on the attempt of the defendant to prove himself an infant, as being rather an unhandsome effort, and the Jury found a verdict for the plaintiff, damages 2151. 11s. with interest from the defendant's landing in England in 1805_ • MURDER.—Sunday evening, shout eight o'clock, as Mr. Wm. WHITE, a respectable farmer, of Hoo, near Upnor, in Kent, was sitting in his parlour reading, a shot was fired through the widow, whTch instantly, killed him... The alarin being given, immediate search vras ma& after the pernetrator, but without e ff ect. A gun, rezently discharge l d, was found in a ditch about 40 roods from the house, near the Medway ; from which it is preumed that the villain escaped rt . / water. The deceased '.vas • a wijower, and bore an excellent Character ;. he has loft a farrfily of eleven children to lament hi !nss. The most deliberate aim must Lave been taker. by the perpetrator, as he had Fl,seed a hurdle bef , :: .• the window to req the gun on. The el- der branches of. the family were sitting near the un- ' fortunate man, and his eldest daughter hal just risen to reach something from an adjoining cupboard when the shet. %vat, fired, which entered at the !sack part of his head, and came out under hi.; right eye. The gun is an old musket-barrel fastened to the stock by a nail in the breach, hammered down double in the wood • .the lock will not stand at whole cock, but was fastened back by a piece of twine, which is supposed to have been cut at the time of firing, as it appeared in that state when found. LIIIV INTELLIGENCE. COURT OP KING'S BENCH, DEC. IL CIUM. CON.-LONGIIURST V. PEACHY. The plaintiff, a journeyman carpenter, some months ago lodged in the defendant's house, who is a glazier, in the Borough, and who cont-ived to seduce the plaintiff's wife, though he is married, and has several children. It appeared tha parties met frequently at a green grocer's, in a place called Pleasant Retreat, ip St. GeE.rge's-fields r but the abbess did not know her ,name, nor the name of another lady, who also enjoyed his (alibi-aces: Samuel Andrews, the plaintiff's tiro ther-in-law, said, he called on the defendant on the Ist of November last, when he acknowledged &love his own wife that hi had been criminally connected with Mrs..Longhurst. L'ord, ELLENBOROL oil remarked that this ease was I totally destitute of evidence of the connubial happi ness in which the panics lived together, or even of the criminal intercourse ; and the Jury without- the least hesitation, found a verdict for the defendant. THECOUitSE 01 Amsterdam, 33 10 * Ditto ar sight, 33 Rotterdam, 10 9 3 U Hambiergh, 32 4 2.1 U Altoua, 32 5 2t U Paris 1 day's da. 22 4 Liv. Ditto, 2 Us. 22 8 Bourdtauz, ditto 22 8 Madrid, 444 Effect. Cadiz, 44 ?Acct. F EXCHAN•.:F.. Palermo, IP2 Pence per oz. Leghorn, 37 Genoa, 50 Voice, 52 Lir. Piccolo inaectioe per 1. stet. N4ples, 12 Lisbon, 69 Oporto, 69i Dublin, 8 Cork, 9 New Dollars, ss. 7d. perm ,ns, iolland. 5i per Cant. 41 Effect. New Doubt°, Agio on the Dank of "7 - "..• •-•; _ _......itytuntAs, inc. 11; . . ila HrubiATISMS, PALSIE —. , ,-- AA , - AFFECTIONS, with their usual n flying Pains, Flatulency, Indigestion , aid . • WU/110MM v. WALLACII. . noting in whatever source), are reti;va The plainti ff is Captain of the Dover East India- • wHi - 1 HEAD'S LSSitN Ci: of :MUST man, and the defendant, the son of Sir T. Wallace, , other mea d had fa n iled. was a Cornet in the East Ind ies, who havintr occa- : keeeee a Mustard (used sion to return to Europe on account of ill health, tome " tr= in a, „w t 2 , ;:c e rit i aTr e e u rn a 2ll lin p erhaps t his passage in the above vessel, together with his - a'r ', severest SPRAINS and Bic . UlS . ES . , l in °6l ' /taut, for the expences.of which he drew a bill tin his . usually taken by any other Liniment or 1 ' fathet,,,pavable - either by him or Mr. Mills, of Parlia. inswediately after any aceident,isprewass, ment-street. Sit Thomas not being in England, the tor W a li4 u ilitc'EeHrviEliti'Dou'ectFAMlLl Ca:RATE, demand was made on the defendant, when, according , m„,,he„. Pimples , Rine ,: . ' l3l. llL:re, S, to the statement of Mr. Serjeant VnuouaN,,.he refusedr . it,..., Now, Kari, and Eyelids: sore i t L% ni(4 - r - 4 , 4:• i t. pleading that he was not liable, being an infant. Hauls, and Scorbutic Humours of wary Descri pt i,;; . - Y el l &I Mr. Mills proved the defendant's hand-writing, ;ad dia n re ri es ...tr ree .et e , niz :b a 3 n . d void d by R i tohnstoo, Apoth.. otyiN6. ' sated his belief that he had attained his 21st year in 1 each ; the Cerate•at Is. IV. and 79Iisrab ce and Pills at ti...at. December 1807. He said he recommended him for Vender t o the United Kingdom. ‘ A‘i b y ererl sip_, Cadetship, and there was • some difficulty is obtain- *** The 057555105 has a ;ILI& Lek Stamp , said , tee nam e a a I Johnston inserted on it. ing the appointment, as they were n ever bestowed on • . young men under 15, ca- above '22. Thelact of the bill having been presented at Mr. Mill's, was proved. The answer Was, that Sir I'. Wallace did not reside there, and that Mr. Mills had no orders to pay the bill. ---- JaCkson called en the defendant at au . hotel, in King's-street, when he said he had not the means, but would endeavour o take it up in six . weeks. - . . . Mr. Serjeant BiLIT, for the defendant, said, that the truthwas ingenuously—lie could nut pay. To prove that thedefendant was a minor, --,- AVayrick, a German tailor, said, he had known Sir Thomas ant" Lady W. at the Spa, in Germany, in the year 1778-9. Lady Wallace was delivered of a son, ei ther in that year, or early in 1779, he could not sty precisely which, btu :he Lady died in Mary-la-bonne parish in the same year. Sir Thomas, the defendant's father, was at this moment a Fr:soner in Franc& The Pay-master's certiScate from the India-house was produced, to prove, that the ,defenditnt now a Lieutenant,tad received his pay and passage-money. —A letter was also read from. the defendant to .the plaintiff's attorney, iequesting . a shcrt delay, on ac count of the absence of , his father, as also a letter to the pltintiff; requesting a like delay, but promising payment. CORDIAL 'BALM 01“,u,y:Ar" 4 ' is there no Balm in Gilead ? is :little no Physician tk. N . Why then is not the health of die (laughter of my p eep i e vyria 1" Jer. Ail 22. sa The Leto huh caused Medicines to grow out of the tIVi atsd be that is wise will mot abhor than i fir with such d a y ) h,j heal men and take away their pains." Ec 1. azrviii. 4. 7. 4LT is notorious that various cEsorciers of the hvinail frame are brought on by dissipation in youth, an d a h t wwis Viola: i:111 of those ?Ulu which prudence (limn 5 f rule rf C 341 than of health, and laying a foundatitra :Or a :one and h air With a firm and strong constitution. Ti:( blessings of k n i t s - a ,. no sooner lost, than painful eiperience teaches the inestimabl- „ lue of it, and the unhappy patient lot.ks ..round, too alim, iu vain, for the moans of i.. recovery ! Doctor Solomon, I, recouuneods his CORDIAL BALM OP GILEAD , all these whose constitutions have bestrinipaired by a nd, i vor:. . d u e:c ot e ? ar an dc d tz ve t b s o r ie :l i t i s er , tiz a s a or re c a a illi ilet ct ; cd u by w i e n u te a nst s tridan,?-,ereora tip see enervated lay long resitititae tai but and tudimity alMtatc..; in which cases it will invariably prove of the most overai m on, cacy, bracing the rcipted nerves, stresgthening and mitigat i n g the coustitntina. 'lhe various Welkuetkes pieuttar tla fit sit come immediately snider the power of this restorat ve, and tail ladies Of fashion and respectability have- timid to to b 5 the l an medical appendage to the toilet they ever met with for recnitiin, the decay‘o spirits, dieipsting head-seb, Lim nos an d 4 , 14.4 creating a pleasing vivacity, (Jutting away melancholy, weighs: 4 comfort and strength to the whole syttehi. Prepared by Di. Solomon. GU.at ILuse , near I.iv:rp it 10s. dd. and 33s.bottirs ; the latter contaiu four of t fortiori., which the purchaser saves de..--Lvriyvnuiee battle has a gawp, eiblch bears the Proprietor's name and adgriss, " z..atra, iverpool," to inutate which is felony. N. B. The postage .of :11 letters to the Doctor cleat be g, and 10 61. as a fee inclosed for advice. • Said by all the respocable Medicine Vender, Beeitstilva Ito by every principal town is England, Ireland, S:etianii, se, Ai m rica,p rice bait a-GuineaAbon wit:. c whine &sections sealed u gibe htevereuti tiARCLA I's PA reJti Ali 11 4111.10114 I'U .LS. TT was a remark of the celebrated Dr. Buchn, Author of the " Domestic Mediae," that contplaints debt stomach and ?towels are the prevailing inalacijes of this assen i . which Jay the foundation of the more formidable and fad g eases--that the ptvson who could discover for the rthetaiddlle "a,safe and inf.,;:lble rmsesly, wouki perl4,rm a most impinge service to so. Thu discovery has now been made ht tie Patent Amthiltous Pills of the Rev. William BarcL:y, the nut. sive sad e of which, and the high estimation in whit.: they we& servetfiy held, has considerably lessened the number of pi:a:tat and bids fair, in a short time, to be the mans et entirth et ad:tilting them. These Pills Lave a quick zr.t safe operation, they act pownhily sad speciSeitily on the bile, and thus remove the numeritts i. srdirrs connected with it--sick headtiches, astuitece, live cow 1 jAundsce, nervous at:cc - den from inthgestioa,Sch Us, ' the most valuable family medicice hitherto offeh 6 tothepsfe. lie, and the Proprietor is supported by the most reipensitesi. dente of the first chara-ters of the hiebirsty, andothersAiliq have never been administered to any person withast givirecis. bin and speedy relief, ami in the end completing a carc . This valuable medicine having hum used with sterss i i‘s Sosimunded by the follsriving distinguished person:es : The Right Hon. Viseinint DILLON. The Lord Bishop of iLsi st and Waist. run,lilt Hoses WOOD. Bart. M.P. for Homiton. :Sr trims/ L.LlSMiNtrrow. Bart. M.t' for Pear. Tito:vat AnvoN, Esq. M.P. for Liteldield. JAMES ANITA TT, r .p. lot Sinithatopton. IficutaLsom CaLutuf, A. M.P. for lief/ford. 1 uatuNu Butt ers, Esq. New -street, Springsgardens. Tnumas HAJampftsLsr, Esq. Pall Mall. G. W. Mare, Lsq. Private Surcsary to the Arclabisktt ef: Canterbor7. The Rev. Mr. Dawee&, Librarian to the Archbishop. •Geesi. 4 4 estlissrss, tsup-#44:40r Wades/. _ _ . i 1 old wholesale atsi twill by Mr. Butler, No 4, Chaptik corpiLr or Paternoster-row • as I retail by Mr. Kitt., Statak street, 614 goiid.stiert M ; i. oiratton, Leicester-gilt:ale • sniffy , ail respectable venders in town and Calligrv. CAUTION--Obwrve!—The name of *illiaut Barclay it te• graved on the stamp, witch is allied on the ootsidewrappc: the box; all not so stamped are a dangerous imitation. Pried Ls. 6d. fail I as. per box, a ith ample directions. RENOVATED HEALTH. TT has been too frequeutly the subject of jest mut general reprobation, that men destitute of the demean the nit - lira! art have offend themselves CS canadstes for publi: pwrorage in the profession of physic. For the purpose d doing justice to the result of ore studies and eeperience, ted t prevent us from being classed among those enspirics whose SW dent Reetermievs have • unfortunately for society, been tee fame ably received, we be g leave to submit to the liberal and edigke eyed, a faithful statement of oer perseits and acquiremepta • After having received a rezetlar medical education, asters* . of blesses. Grindal and Blizarci, whose lectures and pried& lee earefelby attended, as Profesors and #argeons of the Lettarißee pied, we entered ourselves as students in that justly eekbeed school fee met:ical acquireetrdts; the' Royal College Of Zits- Isergh, and ware iestrocted in the diferent branches of Ante* Surgery, Ike Theory and Practice of Physic, Chemistry, bia swifery, Botany, &c. &c. &c. by those eminent Proles:lre. te Moore, Cregery, BI:selt, Hamilton, /Nissan, and Rieke:ice- We trust we shall nut be deemed' presumptmeas iql $lO_ lAN • r proficiency and acquirements are not ieconsiderable. }heel her a long series of years made VENEREAL COMPLAWN and the variuus diseases ofDEBILITY, the particular fabled our ritudiri2nd practice, it will, we hope, beallowed that at bre acquired etuperior knowledge of their treatewet and cam Si slight and recent cases of t iofeetion, a perfret re-essablishoust completed in the short period of two days, and In those of ges utmost inveteracy, where ether practitioners have failed d art tea, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment enssels l lo patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst t'te reeLtr.cisoly 'wiry of disorders which . ate tie eh feet* of a.babit long and most unhappily e anutd by the yasdesi• I both sexes, there are hone more alarming or more distressing dies those deficiencies and debilities which' tbcquently preceat . er - ifes bitter the matrimonial state. To such pierons It must bra ca'. • soling reflection to know that they may now, by a new wid Wes n . lade mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all boa blessings, a strong, manly, Snit vigorous constitution. lesetoilf' • of Debility, fronf whatever cause arising, as well as in evety sirs of Venereal infection, we may be consulted by pales. - . 1 either sex with the greatest secrecy tad bowman Mow of car sultation at home &rim ten to three, and from six in the reed" • ' till ten at night. , Patiertsin n the country ate requested to state' the partieskr t their case, age, and general habit °Nisi ng. &c. inclosing area# . Oboe far advice and medicines, when the same will belhfe awn to any part M the kiugdona. To ensure that repave we sr iential to our undertaking; the postage of letters may be added I. die account for medicines. C RIECo. Ind Co Surgeons, No. 107, Hatton Garda . egiCetg WA. 1• Elt LUNDON IDOL *l . O-449g 04. ' M orn i ng - • • 0 minutes after It •e• Atkerssort - 12 minntes after ' lr LONDON Printed and Published by LEVEL KEgrotc terbury Place, Lambeth, at the STARA:III,MT, Nn. 1, ea street Published she auhe rut, Temple at &it • ce - it 6 C tc. 104' i.rqii prei - ~:: .. s .. . Vie reo tea . , ciar ..1. 4; - fl ~~ 11 -a I • !* • • ES, an i G 0 greeral Debiln“ata. and &already curd. 7 .ARD PILLS, env era., d with the Pills, in c•c•.,; t* pa the mem active, oral, getti a ll y p t has Sat tAlt th e Fenthrocation ;and W u Ina the pattetalogl4m V t vrE, an, asese rps, aeoebnn in e krai tk 4„ s , % B Tealungs out aCti DtVLIN V. BAINES. 'The plaintiff, a Sheriff's Officer, brougkt this ac-! tion for an assault committed by the defendant. It appeared that the plaintiff had a wan•ant of execution sigainst a person of the sane name with the defendant,' and being informed that he worked with the defendant, a baker, in Sloane -street, he and his follower went in to the shop, and enquired for Old Baines, who was denied any knowledge of by the defendant, and in attempting to go into the bake-house, the plaintiff was resisted, and struck twice.—Verdict for the plaintiff, damages one shilling, With costs. VOLFE v FRANCO. This was an action for false4mprisonment. Mr. Ganttow, for the plaintiff, stated the circum stances of the case. The plaintiff and the defendant sat next each other, though in different boxes, at the Haymarket theatre in August last. The defendant suddenly missed his gold snuff box, and charged a constable to search the plaintiff, supposing, from his position at the theatre, that he must have taken it. The plaintiff submitted to be searched, but nothing was found upon him : still, however, the defendant was aot satisfied, insisting that the plaintiff should be conveyed to the watch-house ; and it was for this un , warranted confinement there the whole night, that the present action was brought. The case was fully proved ; and Mr. PARK, for 1 the defendant, admitted, that there was not the i slightest reason to thi n k the pl a intiff was the pickp oc I het. Mr. Park, however, spoke in mitigation of da ' wages, upon the plea, that if a large sum were given, the depredation of pickpockets would be greatly en couraged, by the cautiousness with which the public would in future form their suspicions. i Lord ELLonsciaouGH told the Jury that there would have been no impropriety, if the defendant had insis ted that every person in or near the box should have been searched ; and that no person, of whatever rani or character, should think it an indignity thus to lend himself to the detection of guilt. If such search, however, discovered innocence, as was the case in I the resent instance, there should be the stop ;—and' ' though the detention of the present plaintiff arose from error in judgment and not malice, yet the plain. tiff was entitled to a fair compensation for the in: ,he had tieuained. Verdict for the itsl-:- 4eges 441staineas. . ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Bev. John Cam A. M. has keen presented to the vicarage et Mansel Lacy, Herefordshire, by (Neill& Mee, Ess. • Mr. Benjamin Pullan, of Hull, B. A. and Fellow of Cleft-hall, CatulTidge, bus beeo'ordalned Deacon by the Bishop of Bristol. Lately, was hasUtiated to the rectory of Langton Matravers, Durnat, the Rev. J. Dampier rector of Cudforil St. Peter, Wilts. BIRTHS. Cantle lit instant, the wife of Mr. John Catharine, surgeon In the Royal Navy, of a son. Thu&ay, the wife of Wni. Tailford, of Bramley, Yorkshire, weaver, oithree living girls. She has borne twelve children in the space of slant years and five months ; the first six in three years and a month. The mother is 33 years of age. On the 23d ult. Mrs. Moody, of Ferryhill, Yorkshire, of four female children. The first lived nearly an hour, the second three quarters of an hour, the third a half, and the fourth nearly a quar ter. The mother is in a fair way of recovery. .• A•IARRIED. Thursday, Richard Fiennes Wyhchant, Esq. of the lag's o=l Stafford Regiment, to Mrs. Crallan, of Highgate. Lately, at West Cbinnock, Mr. Skerring, late .n officer in the eying artillery, to Miss Curtis, only daughter of Mr. Curtis, an opulent farmer of that place. At. Weftwood House, Ayrshire ! Mr. Thor:sat Greenshields, brewer, Catrine, to Miss Eliza Patterson. It Is remarkable that his father and mother and hersoire alive, and each of their fami lies consist% of siz ions and daughters, the youngest of whom is upwards of thirteen years of age, and neither of them have had a death in their f:unily. At Edinburgh, en the sth instant, the Rev. Janes Forrester, minister of Kilrcnny, in the b - 3d year of his age., wail 4Qtli sit his ministry. • At Glasgow, George Bee*, Esq. aged 76. L)n the Ist instant, suddenly, at Statehouse, near Plymouth, Mrs. Nicholson, wife of George Nichobon, EsT. Purser in the Royal Davy Mrs. N. the preceding evening, attended the marine Ball with r party of friends, and appeared to le in good health and spirits. In Rutland-square, Dublin, aged 96, Mrs. Daly, widow of James Daly, of Dunfandle, county Galway, Eaq. and daughter of the late Right Hon. Sir Ralph Gore, Bart. of Belgisk, county Fermanagh. Last week, at Christchurch, Haiti, aged 69, Mr. James Lud low, attorney at law. lately, at et bro ok, Mr. Fenton, son at Colonel Fenton, o; ga&g4 tip Mi S 1 Lucy Mapplehock , of the tomer place. . . , •_: . . .