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, vision of the Ist regi- Porisni, uth from , mbarked .board the and 200 horses of iv ets and SO horses ,LmoruN's army, idstrearn and ISO of .lorning, in consequence preparat• Ty to the setting • for Portagal. guards will march on thr 'ts PRINCE Removes re , onus, will shortly join. :ements from the 4th to the of foot, consisting of '2OO rank and file, cm ;niacks Swift and Eliza .th Regiment are at litia are quartered at quartered at Belfast, st Regiment are now or Queen's Hussars 10P14 the Commander xeded last week on a northern parts of the marched from Liver their head-quarters. 4esent consists of— ; Three Brigades of Foot Guards, twelve Troops; Nottingham, Leicester of Militia. command of .Lieu- egiments of Militia in the Line, is at present or Royal American igners, and more par ve 'been apprehended, lishment which awaked 'racy are stationed at t of Good Hope. ..'est Wits. .11.resvard Islands. North Amens& stgaL lamaica. wing taken place with masters and Surgeons, it are to be considered. th.ir respective regi. .., as Captain. subalterns. Cortset.. to choice of quarters nor Medical Officers, rank or command. Montreal, My 18. the discontinuance in -lingtun and of build being true, it is aster. they are now actually boats, capable of con that lake, from Champ i ty. little interrupted, it , Ugdensburgb, oppo- . mad+, firing on our bat td soon to assemble, in that quarter, where that of the enemy. _;ht brigade, composed , eral re4ular tegments, \ rtillery and their field YouNc, crossed heir route to the desti- A finer body of men, line, cannot be prod'', city, on its route to of the embodied Mi of Quebec, composed -om their native ardour soon become soldiers their brethren is arms. in stating, that our tth the same spirit and their country which in . have most handsome garrison duty ; and tent of the grenadiers of the town guard with )pearance reflecting the and their officers. A ( the second battalion which will be followed other flank companies of formed by the Militia loch praise for their or.. since the commence establishment." ordnance, ammunition, and - been sent by Govbrn under the orders of the A fEtirs„ Of course .ussia, or any other Power ruse against the enemy certainly preferable to *dies in money. 0/710ERL—Paid Ranson French Surgeons, pri. have received a pre Transport Board to return -*mint for their distin• fire which threatened in that ancient town.' ; , lailiama THE ARMY. , Saturday often oon tie first die; a e• 6 .t to I Guards arrived . f it F . If:' ishr?tig • Barracks, and ens; • ltrrtl, 74, for Spain . Or.o hundred :end thirty men, a he ci•rp, ot Royal Artiilery Diet er the Staff of Marq is Watuat • r'sel th;s day at Poi tsmouth. One brundred men of the Coldsi e 3d Guards p leaded this mornii t an orcirr is•ated yester day, prep r . at for Portsmouth to embai k for Iris expected that the Life Gua edam-fay next for Portsmoith 4 It is said that sh troops of the Pi giment; the 'loth Light Dragoons the Marquis of WELLINOTON. i Wed, es& y the reinforcements f 18d battalion of the Ist regiment of ) ten officers, six serjeants, :ind i(X) barked at Lek, on board the snow !for London. The 2d Battalion of the., 84th present quartered at Fermoy. The. Royal Lancashire Militia Londonderry. The Dumfries-shire Militia are q The 2J Battalion of the 61st quartered at Newry. The head-quarters of the 7th, o are at present at Dundalk. Lieuten ant-General Sir J. Hope of the Forces in Ireland, proceeds tour of inspection through the no hingdom. TheWeA Suffolk Militia have in: pool to Hallax, in Yorkshire, their The Garrison of. Dublin at pres One Troop of Royal Horse Artillery ; ' Artillery ; First, or King's Dragoon Gui Fifth Garrison Bat tall on; Fermanagh, t' shire, Kilkenny, and Antrim Regiments of The whale under the immediate c tenant-General MEYRICH. The volunteering from the regir the Garrison of Dublin, into the I going on. The six battalions of the 60th of regiment are composed of foreigni cularly of deserters, who have *b and nave commuted the punishtn them, for general service. Toe follows : Ist • Cape of M . • West It 8d . Leese. 4th . . North 4 6th .. Par stip 6.11 . - Jamilca Some misunderstandings havinf respect to the rank ef Paymaster is regulated that these Officers ar acctirding to their standing in th Lents, as underamentioned : Paymasters and Surgeons, as C Assistatit-s , argeoss, as Subalte Veterinary Surgeons, as Caro Bitt this indulgence relates only to :and gives neither Paymasters nor any claim whatever to military rat a ig So far from the report of the the erecting of barracks at Burlin, -ing boats un Lake Champlain beii tamed to the contrary that they :constructing 150 flat•bottomed bo: .*wining-100 men each, along that I Jain near our lines to its extremity 4 44 Our commerce has been ali -appears, by the Americans at U; saite to Augusta, in Upper Canada , toes ; but a ferce was expected .. which would command respect in I - • our population is superior to that i ~ Yesterday morning the light • •of the sank canpanies of several .- with a detachment of Royal Anil] train, wader the command of Color the river below this city, on their 4 41^ Owe camp en the ether side. A I ;and in higher order and discipline ; ced by any army in the world. 44 Thursday arrived near this ci its destination, a 4trrng division of litia from the neighbourhood of C of fi .e young fellows, who from t and nolit try, inclination will soo 1 . wort: y of j suing the ranks of thei g• We feel much satisfaction it . Montreal Militia, impressed with 1 • - attachment to the cause of their ' ' :spire* their brothers of Quebec, ha' ..17 volunteered their services for g yesterday morning a 4etachment c -the first battalion took part of the I .the regulars, in a style and appear ;highest credit on themselves and ,detachment of the grenadiers of th relieved them this morning, whit} . .by a succession from the other f the corps. The nightly patrole for of the town is deserving of much i , i Ae.rly and exemplary conduct sins 4 cant of such a requisite establish: Immense quantities of ordnance 12ther'svarlike stores, have lately bet silent to the Baltic, shipped under Secretary of State for Foreign A they are for the service of Itussia, I which may make common cause 1 of the civilized world.—This is cer ' the old system of erring subsidies , LIBERATION OF /BENCH OFFICI and Jean Pierre Chaplain, two Fre • sorters on 'parole at Dumfries, ha • sent of passports from the Trans's( , ' to France, as an aCknowledgme guithed exertions in-quenching a fir destructioa to the fairest street hi I • .. - . NAVAL PRO MOTIONS. Lieutenants A. Bonedleo and C. H. Watson, to the rank of Commander. Captain the Hon Charles Paget; to the Superb. Captain John Bayly, to rite Alonzo. Captain J. Brisbane, to cite Danemark. Captain Come, to the Boxer. Ccir ain Mating, to the Mulgrave. Ceram I Tayler i to the Espieglc. Captain Sir T. Rem, to the Bareeur. • Captain C. H. Watson, to the Arachne. • . Lieutenant J. Wells. to the Freya. Lieutenant J. Scott, to the Mariborougby lieutenant J. Campbell, to the Boxer. Lieutenant limy, to the Valiant. L•eutenant J. Davis, to the Fox. Livineeinn Randolph, to the Impel ueux. • • Lieutenant P. Maingy, to the Success. Lieutenant J. Thompson, to the Castilan. X ! leutenatit L Robinson, to the Semiramis. Lieutenants Dickson anti Dawson, to the Warrior. Lieutenant R. Saiathill, to the Muros. Lieutenants Davies, Crane, J.Clarland, W. Haswell, T.Towns. eed,and C. Moorsom, to the Superb. Mr. Stead, Master, to the Superb. • Mr. Scott Brown, Surgeon, to the Superb. Mr. Thomas Williams, late Surgeon of the Seine, to the Ma. gicienne. R. L. Moue, Esq. Clerk of the Rope. yard, succeeds Mr. Smith, tut Clerk of the Survey; Mr. A. Keddel, Naval Store. keeper, at Milford, succeeds Mr. Masse, in the Rove-yard. Captain BRIbIiAVE, formerly of the BELLE Pointe frigate, is appointed to the Pestencoce, of 74 guns, about to be launched at Woolwich. Captain l'Autor, of the Victor:toys, of 74 guns, has been preiented by the Board of Admiralty with a gold medal, to be worn with his full uniform, sus pended by a ribband from the fourth button-hole, on the, left side of the lapel, for his gallant conduct in capturing the Rivoli, of 80 guns, in the Gulph of Venice. • The Admiralty ha've fixed the salaries of the Pur sers of the smallest class of sloops of war lately call ed sun-brigs) at £l5O per annum, and put every de. scription of stores on board into their charge. A Court-martial was held a few days since on board the Cana, in the Baltic, on Mr. insiteAosue, Purser of his Majesty's ship WOODLARK, for striking his snperior Officer, which was proved, and be was sentenced to be bung. A Court Martial was held on Saturday at Ports mouth, on J. Smith, Boatswain of his Majesty's ship Muros, for absenting himself from that skip without leave, and returning again in a state of intoxication ; which charges being proved, he was sentenced to be dismissed from his office as Boatswain, and to serve in such capacity on board any cf his Majesty's ships - as the Commander in Chief may think fit. LEEDS, SEPTEMBER 12.—Mr. FITZGERALD, though still labouring under considerable indisposition from the atrocious outrage committed upon his person by the four privates in the Carlow Militia, is now con. valescent. His wife who witnessed the barbarous scene, has since been confined in child-birth, but she is in a fair way of recovery.— Several persons have been apprehended at Huddersfield on various char ges of LadeEint, and are now in custody. The wool len manufactory of Messrs. RICHARD-LINDSEY, of Cildstone, Yorkshire, has been attacked by a number of men, who destroyed 17 pair of •shears and greatly injured the manufactory.—Last week were committed -to the Castle, York, J. Salon and C. Calton, charged upon oath with administering to divers persons an unlawful oath. At the Cheshire Summer Assizes, Daniel Garside was tried and found guilty of being present at, and consenting to, the administering of an unlawful oath to one William Cooper. John liollinsworth was ac quitted of a similar charge. 7. Schoyeld, for inciting Wm. Cooper to steal a barrel of gunpowder, was convicted on the clearest evidence. In this case, as in that of Hollinsworth, money was collected for the delCgates—and a further subscription was afterwards made to fee Counsel to plead for the prisoners at Lancaster." Elinor Edward: has been committed to Chester City Jail, accused of murdering her new-horn infant, !under circumstances of uncommon atrocity. Johnl honuon ' alias John Laurie, a private in the Aberdeenshire Militia, was indicted before the. Edin. burgh High Court of Justiciary, on Monday last, for inizing and uttering notes in imitation of those of the Scottish Bank. Alter a long and patient hearing of numerous persons, in evidence against him, the ma. jority of the Jury, which remained closed all night, returned a verdict, finding the indictment wt proven against the prisoner. The Court, on receiving the _verdict, remarked, that they had not the honour to be on the Jury, else they should have considered it their duty to have voted with the minority. After a suitable adrnonitiun, Laurie was liberated from the bar. PEDESTRIANISM. ••••L WARING, a Lancashire man, started from London, on Thursday, for a wager of 100 guineas, to go to Northampton and return (136 miles), in 34 hours, which is, within two miles, at the rate of four miles an hour, without stoppages.— He went the first 55 miles in I`2 hours, and half the distance in 144 Alter resting an hour and a half, he started on his return, and got through the business, with three minutes to spare, with excessive fatigue. Five fine young children finding a boat on the coast of the island of Coll, unloosed it, and getting in, were hurried from the shore by a squall of - wind, and all unfortunately drowned. Thursday a fine boy between eleven and twelve years of age, son of Mr. Woodward, appraiser and broker, met his death in consequence of receiving a wound in his eye at the corner of a house in Little Marlborough-street. He was playing with other buys, and whilst climbing up a post he fell on some spikes, one of which penetrated through the cavity of his eye into his head. Every precaution was taken, but in flammation ensued, and he died oa Saturday night. A most destructive fire occurred on Tuesday night, at Mr. KENNARD'S, mercer and draper, in King street, Dock, Exeter; but his friends and neighbours promptly rushed to the spot, and with extraordinary efforts, extinguished the devouring element, before the arrival of any fire engines. A fire broke out on the night of the 26th of July, at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, which destroyed 22 houses. Some thousand pounds worth of dollar notes were also consumed in the Eames. At several of the provincial horse fairs, a gang of jockeys have been very successful in disposing of horses, fed with pepper and other stimulating spices, as of a superior quality, at near ten times their value. In four instances the animals died in the coum of a fly: weeks after the sale. MIDDLASEX SESSIONS. Yesterday these Sessions commenced before Mr- MAINWARING and a Bench of Justices, the following is the most interesting case tried : SELF-HANGING. Thaws: Vence was put to the bar, charged with basting acts+ ted and violently beaten William Crocker,au officer of the pcilice, lin the execution of his duty. William Crochet stated, that at a late hour of the night, as mentioned in the Indictment, as he was going his rounds in cints• pany with' another pat:role, he perceived a man hanging from a lamp-iron. 1 his was in the neighbourhood of Camden Town. The novelty of the sight brought him to the spl, andjuit ache had approached it, the rope or bandage, by which • lb/ person wait tied up, gave way, and he fell to the ground, when the witness tame up and instantly seized him ; upon which he assailed the prosecutor with fury, struck him, knocked him down, and, but for the intervention of another p.itrole, he must have been in the most imminent danger. He was secured, and it then appealed that he had concerned voluntarily to be liangedi under the follow- • ing circumstances :—lt seems that there was another man in his ! company, and it turned out that the two together hadbein gam bling, first for their money, and at length tor their clothes ; but the defendant having los. both money and clothes, then staked his life and agreed, that if he should' lose that, his opponent should have the plea:tire of hanging him. He lost, and accor (Hugh! submitted to be hanged, and his adversary having tied him up to a lamp-post, left hint to his fate ; but the noose not having been fixed in a workman-hte manner, it gave way, and the defendant was procipitat'el to the cart', and, by the interven tion of the prosecutor and the other officer, saved from an I'6. timely death. For this assault he was now Indicted; and after the case was fully proved against him, he pleaded ton tumult tk waits, and call ed witnesses to prove the prosecutor bad struck him three time* before he retaliated, adding, that the officer had not shewn his staff of office before he struck him, and insisting that he had a right to hang himself, as he lost the wager, and would be must. tiered unfair if he had not fully performed the bet, The Jury returned a verdict of Guilty, after the Chairman most humanely bad observed upon the folty and obstinacy of the 1 Traverser, is accusing the officer for an act of imperative duty, In preventing the impious act of intended suicide. Here the wife of the traverser personally addressed the Ili nth, s:acing, that by this prosecution she was ruined in her little shop bushiest, and her four young children were deprived of the means . of subsistence, which had cost her no feu a sum than XlB, and i left her unable to defray further cerences, in case the sentence i should require it, adding, that except some such irregular fits or.' i (relics, her husband was laborious, and attentive to all his duties. The Bench became unanimous in the merciful judgment of granting the female pleader the full liberation of her beloved husband. Two young men *ere yesterday committed from the Public Office, Hatton-garden, to the House of Correction, in default of paying a fine of 20s. each, in which they were convicted for bullock-hunting. On Tuesday last the Lottery began and finished Drawing at Coopers' Hail, in Basingball-street ' when the following Capital Prizes were Sold in 72 Sibt;ts. at BISH's truly fortunate Offices, 4, Cornbill, and 9, Charing Cross: • £4,000 • 0 .• •3.0 200 ▪ 2(0 8,821 B - 1Ci6,000 974 B 3,1180 B • 3,000 60tt 2,736 A • - 500 2,736 B . 3,002 • • 300 9,689 • • 2,508 - • - 300 411 . 4,863 A • - 200 4,863 B • 2,760 - - • 200 itc. &c. .., The Holders of the SUAREs may receive their money on de taand, at either of the Con: ract or's Offices as above, or Ex CILANCIL them for Tickets or Shares in the NEW LOTFERY, to be Drawn the 20th of Nt it Month, the Scheme of which contains Two Prizes of £20,000 (instead of 0C16,000), more Prizes, and the LOWEST PILIZLS of the last may be EICHANGLD for '1 ickets and Shares in the New, u under : Sixteenth 2s. 6d. I Quarter Eighth - - 4s. 6d. I Half 7.. Od. - lUs. Od. THE MARKETS. CORN-MARKET, MARK-LANE, SEPT. 1 4 CURSXST •alCi3 AA UNDKR : Wheat, 80s. 100 s. 14ba. Beans 9.35. 100 s. Fine ditto, 1525. 1588. Tick ditto, 925. Hs. Rye, 624. 70s. Oats, 575. 60s. 645. Barley, 545. 625. Od. I'uland ditto, 655. Os. Malt s VOs. 975. Potatoe ditto, 695. 70s. White Peas (boilers) 765. 821. Rape Seed X5ll. ,C 64. Grey ditto, 748. 80s. Fine Flour I 15s. 120s.—Seconds, 110 n. to 1151. Average Price of Corn in England and Wales from the returns ending the sth of September 1812. Wheat. Rye. ilia - ley. Cate. Beans. Nate. a. 4. Is.d. I s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. 149 1 88 11 17871 59 9 180 5 75 0 'I he average Price of Sugar, computed from the returus made L the week ending the 9th day of Sept. is 475. 611 per ew:. SMITHFIELD, September 14. Beef A ed to 6* Od Veal 6s ed to 7s 84 Mutton 5s Od to 6s 241 Pork Gs ed to 7s Od Lamb 6s. 6d. to 7s. 6d. Beasts, about 5220—Sheep and Lautbs, 18,240. Calves, 180—figs, 280. PIIUCZOF.HAY AND telltAW 1141 SMITHFIELD. Hay 41 Os to St New Clover 61 0. to 71 7. New Hay 11 les to 51 es ikraw 21 fis to ta 156 NEWGATE AND LEADENHALI. MARKET. , - Beef ts Od to ss al Veal . 4e lid to 6s 41 Mottos 4s ill to 5s ad Prot his Od to 76 44 Lamb 4s• Bd. to 61. Od. PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. Sr:JAMeil. Worrecuitver.. Hay 31. 96. to 61. Ir. Od. Hay 41. RSA to 61. Ss Straw M. 16s. to 91. Ss. Od. Clover 71. Os. to 81. lts Straw 21. 16s. to St ts PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. Bags., Pockets. 51 511 to 81 6s Kent 61 Os to 61 ts 41 Os to 71 Oi Sussex 51 101 to SI 101 31 101 to 71 Os Farnham 101 Os to 131 06 RAW HIDES. lest Heifers and Steers (per I Ordinary Is. 10d. to 2s. Od stone) Ss. sd. to as. Od. Market Calf 17s. bd. each Middlings fa 4d. to 2s. 64. English Hopis Its. to 15s. od Lamb Skins 2s. Od. to Ss. Od. Shearlings is. 641. to 2s. 6'. PRICE OF LEATHER IN LEADENHALL MARKET. Butts 04d 95d Calf Skins 2nd sad Ditto 20d 27d Ditto 88d 454 Merchants' Backs 934 954 Ditto sad sed Dressing Hides 194 204 Small Seals 34d 314 Fine Coach Hides 204 224 Large ditto, per der. 120 s lanai Crop Hides fur tett. 184 204 d Tanned Horse Hides Ivd 2244 Ditto 211 234 Goat Skins 34s 621 PRICE OF TALLOW. St. James's Market 5s 04 Town 'fallow 86. 04 Clare Market Ss 1d Y elluw %%sit sis Od Whitechapel Market 4s 1144 Whitt ditto 00s od I per stone of Sib. ---- Soap ditto 0U cd 15s Otd Melting *tuff 67s ud ; Average Ss 04 Ditto rough 43s Oil to 45. Graves 2Cs Od. Good Dregs 95 0d Yellow Soap Sus-Mottled, 104s--eurd, 108s-Palm 965. Prize of Candles per doeeo, Its. Od-Moulds, 14$ Od. COAL-MARKET, Sept 14. Ships at Market Sold Prises. 44 Newcastle 39 445. 04. to 524. sd. 4 Sundetiand 3 445. Id. to 445. ed. 3 Culm 2• 48s. od. Uzsatoos, Serr.lo.-Wheat per load, 1697 Os. to £4O 109. Barley, Or qr. 695. od. to 71s [Beans 906.0 d. to *9Bs. od -• Oats • •410 s. Od. to Oft Pees " 7as. od. to aos. od walmaia, Sas?. 10.-Wheat has fallen to is.. the bushel of IS quarts in this market to-day. CARLISLE, SRPT. 19-There wen in our market on Saturday not less titan 180 carts, laden with potatoes, which were sold at a very reasonable rue, and was a great relief to the poor. We lave this day the pleasure to assere our Readers, upon the most indubitable authority, that it is the opinion of the most cx• • tensive dealers, that a fall of about 30 per cent. may be expected in the price of Flour, Wheat, and most other Grain, previous to .% dicesktrallon'of the present moat& Kent Susses Essex UNIPERStIer waLicsra OXFORD, SLPT. • Rev. William Kibler, M.A. Fellow of Queen's College, ht o ti University, seas imtitured to the rectory of W: y 1 ill , Hansp i ti rei void by the decease of the Rev. T. Dr , ald, M.A. Rev. C. Vanbrugh, 1.L.8. to the ditce of one of tai! ley -Preael.erships, In Lancashire, vacant by the der It of ti.e late to Humphrey Auttleworth, M.A. Rev. P. Gell, MA. of Metiock, Derbyshire, to be De ttet i i Chaplain to I.orti ViSciatin! Galway. Rev. H Des Vceux, I.A. to be Domestic Chaplais,to the Feel of Uxbridge. • Thurniay, at Ashobrd, the Lady of Dr. Wilmot, of a dastA tet , Sept. 10, at trettehant, the Lady of Lieutenant-Cohmelenney * 54th iipginterst, of a daughter. Wedge d , at the Commivioner% Lou* of Doric-yard, n. Byrg, wife of Capt. Brig, of th e Royani i , 4 a edn ai daughter. ,MARRIL At PAP . nhorgh, the 4th inftatxt, the Rev. Mr. lohnt. - torejt * burgh Chapel, to F.l:zabeth, eldest daugliter of the woe . 'oho Bowe, Edinburgh. • ----..a....i. ' DIED. ' Wednesday, at tb Mole, Kent, of a typhus fever, the C artes of Romney. On the lat Inst. Janet, fourth daughter of Win." . it, ----- ""‘: 4 of Addlewtll. At Couhals, Glasgow, on the 20th ult. aged 24 , Asidftiv Kole, late teacher of Pa: tick Schoel. ~"".. Ai Polder, oq the such tilt. Mr. Alesr. I iuteltinvon, • AKIN WATER AT LONDUH MUD . iirOsomik CO-eshiariOikßinOW: . ..... aft eniout t sPher rr Afternoon DR. FOTHERCHLUS NERVOUS CORDIAL Mops, r rHE Went cause of Nervous Disorders lies in mi A. impure stite of the animal juices, whit% insttad of mad* log and soppordng the prineple of life, irritate aud demure thi nervous htsres . ; this produces various complaints of a r 42teiltu; bit; the animal spit its not being supported, Hypochondria, s a g Hysteric affections ari.e, and from this diseast d stale of the Wool, proceed the various mal2dies that embitter mar rutty peewit enjoyment, and cut the thread of existence by a premaiured e c ar , For these disorders Dr. Foiruettortes Nervous Cotdialbr a so have been found the best remedy, the tool powerful nressratiwe e and reanimating medicine. It has been proved= mfalbble rue for those whose health lots been injured in warm el mitts, tab, close attention to business, and ase lentary life. p was ina been fully confirmed in those itilirmites a Welt attack t of either sex, and too often prematurAy produce older sett-d the weaknesses connected with it. No medicine possesses 14 general restorative qualities, or so well adapted to every ciao 4 valetudinarian.t; the cold nerves ai.d weitk muse us of %A L A habits are warm. d, anlmated, and co' firmed ; by th. m the limbs acquire fresh vigour, the exliausted veins ar e failed with rich healthy juices, the spirits drooping and languid, b e c ome ma d and tehilirated, the differ. in functions appetite and dig e s t * are promoted by it, and the whole coos' ftwiou teceerci s e wag e and strength. 'this grand restorative of health cannot be ceases. mended with too much eagernt as to the female sex, in ra.ql e g ue s and highly nervous rate wiiich is known to succettlicluldbalmi those peculiar inelspositints of the sex, v hid, by wart I I allot lion, are apt to produce the most fatal and Ungeting disuses, aid even dealt itstlf. Sold s Ale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Chcarside, cmrtnl of Paternusier-row ; and retail by Belam and Sharp, Porstneadli Hall at.d Johnson, Gosport; Weston, Mallory. &el Jones, Port sea; Trewman, Exeter; Cookworthy, Giusti!, , herr, an I Holland, Plymouth; Newbury, Duhl n; Baxter :d Macdonald, Glasgow; Smith, Manderston , Scott, and Cargik Edinburgh; Crutwell, Bath; Ross and Peck, Hull; Onus, Rdwares and Penny, and 13i linge, Liverpool; Sta wand Lynch, Manchester ; Brown, Norwich; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham; Gregory, and White, Brighton; and most Medicine Venders, Is bottles Est 4s. 6d. 11x. and 24a. each. • ADVICE. WHEN Men of Education and professional tkill use persevering endeavours to'discover the most safe add certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the focal ful result of their experience is the best proof of superiority. Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, 4ve been induadts nubs the cure of the following the object of their particular study, via. a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment' of intoxi cation, and Its concomitants, Strictures aid Gieets, which, )'y an improved plan, are speedily and effectually cored; u abode.) bility, whether arising from Bacchanalian indulgences, In rear deuce it -wens climates, er a secret solitary vice, too ohm vas happily pursued by the youth of both sexes, in the one cainaig sterility or barrenness, and in the other I numerous train ernes. rotas diseases, which, if not timely remedied, tenunate in baps tenet and consumption. In that distressing state of debility tr deficiency, whether the consequtnce of such baneful habits, st arising from any other cause, by which the powers of the collo union become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of Los don, they offer a film, safe, and speedy restoration to sounded vigorous health. "The result of a long and extensive practice has enabled tbia, by a superior method, to remove venereal complaints, howere inveterate or complicated. without subjecting the patient to the least restraint in diet or eXerci.e ; and in recent Cases whereon -ads , application is made on discovery of the infection, they Ur queutly perform a cure in the shout space of two days. 'l . • en• precedented success of their mode of trtatment (which has sever been known to fail in one single instance in a practice of 15 vans during which period many thousand persons of 1).111 leltlbass been cured, even after severe and irjuriaus methods bad bem pursued by ether Practition e r* without efreet), induces than • tint. , publicly offer their advice. To he consulted daily personally, or by letter, by persons of either sta. I.etters ft oils the country, containing a liank-aatrt 'duly attended to, and advice anti mediciuts forwarded to any of the King dom —GOSS and Co. ts. Bouveritt-street. CLIALLiireGE. MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in his Majesty's Service, challenge the wnoie world to prove a single instance where their Medicine and method of cure eta failed of the desired effect. The practice of many years in tie particialat branch of their profession has not given rise to etc unsuccessftil case. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and tun of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the systems I which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful effects els habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youths of both seeds In the one it tall be found to be the unfailing source of barren ness ; the ot her have its ravages fatally developed to them by a dia• tressing state of debility, vs bleb, if not timely remedied, ordain in impotence. These are its .remote and ultimate effect I, while cot sumptions, loss of muscular power,and various nervous comphinn usually characterise the r stageaof this solitary vice. Weer sons lantuis'iing under the disorders I. ;Went to such a halie,their treatment is simple and has never proved unsuccenfulcie, die course of along, lahtirious, and much extended practice. le the most obstinate and complicated cases of venereal infection, sea as obstructions in the urethra,' apurgy escrescenora. bard _,__t u " mots, callous ulc e rs, eruptions, w e akness, emu, Ile 'a' STRiCTUpsitS, Whether recent or of lung duration, and which have bailed the skill of other Practitioners ; are by their prei.ent improved fbe tr :unseat, effectually and permanently cured, without &Faded suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage *lb often follows the application of the lunar caustic. In thawing s to years extensive practice in this metropolis, [lume n:weals ef latictiwes have .been and are daily under their care, OW eradication of which are effected by a.safe, certain, adder dous mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. lee weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this plaint s is le speedily removed, and the patient restored to mend and blgoraus health. But where the del ility hAs for years mend Cod, a proper perseverance in their restorative remediesodbeibe Stricture has been destroyed, is-indispensably requisite the slumbering sparks of life, sand to reanimate the Masers. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either Sees 7.7 the greatest delicacy, secrecy and honour, at th eir bonsai P° 107, Hatton-Garden. Patients In the country are requested - to state the paidaall o of thelecase, lige. and general habit of livitag„&c. Wide( remittance for advice and Medicines, when the aantoara be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. 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