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-, S TO roe EDiTOR . OF THE STAIR. . _ _ sta-The following Lines were written after reading that Jtarl Watt:awl-ow was created a Marini'. U they are worthy of Insertion, they mew, your service a ~ ,::.. .. •,. In vain, great Aa•rvsa, to enhance thy fame, We to the Haao add a Maeguss' name : A Star and Garter Kings can.gtve or take, But Ht.sv i st alone a lirstxasmtv can make t Here virtue, Crassa's greseneta i , Ther glorious names, the cutesy and troop, are Wei. In vain with art thy monomeric we raise, Arch the proud sculpture, to exalt thy praise ; The Tagus banks, andyoure's concave shore, , That saw thy lightning, heard thy thunder roar—. . Gleans'd with thy steel.• and trembled with thy shock, While long red column charg'd abrough clouds of smokes • And far andivide the vales re-reho'd round The volley's knell, the trumpet's martial sound ; When soaring high, from their proud circle head, • • The Bogies tell, that mantled o'er the world I These scenes thy titles, where French legions slain liiarare thellood-stain'd field of injur'd Spain! • ram'd Salamanca, in historic page, Shaltrank with Canna till the world's last age. IA km trophies, cut and wed on piles of static, Crown dim with age, shall fall, by time eertheown a , The Pyrenees thy monument shall stand, • 'Asa, green with olives, guard a peact ful land! goitre? DOUGLAS NAUTLTOM ALlaturee. August re, Isle. FRENCII MARSH •ILS. The followiug is a correct list of the Marshals of. the Trench Empire, extracted from the Court List, published by the authority of Bonapatte: __• _ _ Moneey, Duke of Cornegliano. Jourdan. Ma‘sene, Prince of Essling. Augereas, Duke of Cacti hone. Sault, Duke of Dalmatia. Brune. Mertler L Duke of Treviso. Net, Duke of Etehlngen. Davoust, Prince of Eckmahl. B. saints, Duke of Istria. Victor, Duke of Belton°. Oudinot, Duke of Reggio. Manumit, Duke of Raps'. Macdonald, Duke of Taros tum. Sucher, Duke of Albufcra. Besides these, who are the Military Marshals, there are four Senators __who have the title of Marshal ; they are thoce who bring down messages from Bona parte to that Body, viz. the Duke cf Vainly (Kel lerman), the Duke of Dantzick (Lefebvre), Count Perignon, and Count Serrurier. There is also the Grand Marshal of the Palace, Dnroc, Duke of Friuli. Several others, who bad formerly tf.e rank and title of Marshals, are not numbered among them now, having received other designations—such as Murat, King of Naples ; Junot, Duke of Abrantes, now Colonel• General of the Dragoons ; Bernadotte, -Prince of Ponte Corvo, now Crown Prince of Swe den ; Berthier, Prince of Neufchatel and Waerarn, Vice•Coastable, Grand Hunter, Chief of the General Staff, &c. The Baron Deriot, General of Brigade, ' is Berrhier's Assistant and Deptity-Chief of the Ge neral Staff: .1 LANCASTAR ASSIOE.tb Wesliittgitn: and T. Broiethrs, for administering fri unlawftil oath at Manchester, and T. Cooke, and SI other persons, for being present at, and consenting to the administration of such oath, were arra;gned. They pleaded not guilty.. Only one witness was adled.on the part of the prosecution, who stated, t h at ,on the n;ght of the 11th of June, he was at the sign . . of the Pi ince Regent's Arms, in' Manchester, toge ther with the whole of the p;isr'ners at the bar, and pat Washington administered the oath to him, part :of which he remembered, and it appeared to be the Same in substance as appeart.d in the Papers a few months ago. Ile said, that Broughton persuaded him to go there, but was net present at the time he Was taiiisird in. After that, he was told to go down ataira, he did, and wcnt to Colonel Silvester, 'who stnt for Nadin, a constable. It was then about 11 o'clock. Nadia took a picquet guard of soldiers "with him, and apprehended the whole of the prim. I pens in the room. Several witnesses were examined In behalf of the prisoners, who said, that the only pus- no for which the meeting was held, was to rote an !Wares' tothe Prince Regerit, and a Petition to the. House of Commons for 'Peace and Parliamentary te o t i rut, which the pipers that were found in the corroborated. Two or three witneses also &ere, that Washington could not be at the Prince Regent's Armaat the time that Fleming swore to, as le was, in conipany with them, levying a distress, line miles from Manchester, thataltxrnoon, and they ILI not part in Manchester till past eleven. All the prisoners, on their examination at the New 13ailey, at Manchester, except Washington, on being asked what they had to say, acknowledged that they here there, but for the purpose of hearing the A.I. .Bess and Petition read. Wooling and Thornley also aid, they saw Fleming there that night. After their .zamlnation had been taken down in writing, they L 1 refused to sign it, Ilk they were sworn to by the erk to the Maziatrates, and read in Court. Wash 1i ngton's etamination was alio taken down in writing, mud sTeed - 6j - hitn.. in it he - said - he was. not at he Prince ReAent's Arms, when the Address and Petition were read. His Lordship summed up, and told the Juiy they tad only to decide which to believe, either the single ban who swore to the crime being committed, or the iix or seven men wlio contradicted that evidence. The fury accoidingly decided in favour of the prisoners, Ind found them all—Not GtAty. The Assizes for WestMorland were oper.ed at A r - Aeby, on Wednesday se'nnight, by Mr. Baron Wm...) and Mr. Justice Batt.ar. On Thursday morning hey proceeded to business. Mr. Justice BAILEY con. Fatah+ ted the Grand Jury, on the peace and good wder of the county, observing hovi highly creditable t • wAs tb have no prisoners for trial. At the Niri Prigs side, there were nine causes entered, none of ittnch were:of much importance. ~: • Dr. Clarke, in describing the magnificent ceremony If the 4esurrection at Moscow, relates the following litcdote. The. loud chorus which lurst forth at the lranee of the church, continued as the proces4ion yedotowaids the throne, and' aftes the-Archbishop kul taken hi*St*lf when coy attention wa.s called c.if seeing, a :ltn,s,itta.frataestly cawing - himself with t b ri .. !lit hand, while hie left was emphoyed ks.isishin• - ^ •,; rwo. ^neiret of his handkerchief. law!. * Dew-entarr.—Wednesday afternoon, a person was brought in the custody of another man, who suted that he had met his prisoner in the street, and had brought him there in consequence of his having de. fronded him of a sum of money some time since.— On Mr. NARES investigating the charge, he discover ed that the transaction Mounted to a debt ; and on an explanation of the connection of the parties, it ap t yeared, that the MAR who had been brought in cus tody, had given evidence against the other. as being concerned with the late Colonel Despard, and his conduct in endeavouring to convert a debt into a fraud was a matter of revenge. The man who brought the other a prisoner was at consequence ordered to find bail fur the assault. A man, formerly a servant in the employ of Mr. Kuro, a late Under Secretary of State, was brought to. the office, charged with defrauding Mrs. Gray, wbo keeps Tattersat's Tap, of £5, about six weeks since, under a pretence that he wanted it to pay for some parcels for Mr.;King. He was committed for further examination, to ascertain whether or not he was in the employ of Mr. King at the time. MA R LBO RO UOII-STR EICT. —Yesterday a young man, the son of a gentleman of fortune in Portland-place, was charged with having uttered several forged bank ers' checks, with intent to defraud Prescott and Co. and others. It appeared that he had become so in corrigible, as to forfeit-the countenance of his rela tives, but he received £2 per week to prevent him be ing reduced to want. - The farther hearing was post poned to a future day. Two genteel dressed men, of notoriety in most of the metropo;itan prisons, have committed various depredations in obtaining goods of different trades. people, by plausible but fraudulent pretensions.— 'They got two valuable horses et a dealer in Blooms bury, as recent as Friday se'nnight .last, which were traced to have been sold the day after for little more than half the value.• They gave a bill at seven-days, with the acceptance of a fraudulent firm in the City, which is since broke up. UNION-Hatt..--Yesterday Join and Franca Mac kenzie were charged before the Sitting Magistrate, by Lady LECALE, w th hay ing ,on various occasions,threa trued to do her personal injury : a servant of her Lady ship's also stated, that he had heard the defendants use threatening language towards his mistress, when she was not present ; and her Ladyship swearing that the.belieeed her life to be in danger, the defendants were ordered to find bail. Wigan: Collar, a publican, was charged on an in , fat mation preferred against him, for selling beer at Peckham far, nct having a license for that purpose. he offence being clearly made out, he was fined ten pounds and costs I but on his promising not to offend in future, the Magistrate remitted the penalty. 7: Bozgitigten and 1. Bogsingtopt, father and son, the latter not more than 13 years of age, were brought (rem Bow-street, charged on suspicion of aving been concerned in entering the Three Compasses public house, in Bermondsey, on the night of the .22d of August, and stealing a quantity of silver, and a watch, out of the bar. Ana etthwemd, who lived servant in the house, was also charged with aiding and assisting them. They were all three fully committed for tirai. Last week one' of the carts of the Maybole carrier was robbed in Glasgow of 19 pieces of cambrics. Yesterday afternoon an interesting young woman, ; very respectably dressed, who, it appears, was on her journey to Whitchurch, in Hampshire, fell down iu a fit, in the field near the Southampton Arms public. house, Cambden Town. A surgeon was imme diately sent for, who gave her meuical assistance.— She was afterwards conveyed in a lifeless state to the Workhouse. Friday last, whilst Elizabeth Vickers, a woman of 80 years of age, was passing two yoked oxen to a cart at Pontefract, cne of the animals, stung by a gad-fly, toswd up its limns, and struck the poor woman on the temple with such violence as killed her on the spot. Monday evening a horse, harnessed in an empty cart, whilst standing before the door of a public-house in Broad-street, Peymouth, took fright, and ran from thence up Little Church-lane. Tile driver, named Ellicott, in attempting to stop it, was thrown down, and the wheels passing over him, fractured his skull, broke his leg, and otherwise so much bruised the un fortunate mau,.that his life is despaired of. An some 1 !routers were a few days ago cleaning out pit at Woodseaves, near Drayton, Shropshire, they discovered a coat-of-mail; extending from the neck to the girdle, which weighed %lb. It is in excellent preservation; the leathern thongs which buckle it on, and the gold or gilding on the seams, being nearly as fresh as ever. As a battle WAS fought at Blore•heath, in the year 1459, between the united forces of the Duke of YORK and the Earl of SALISBU.• nv, and those of the King commanded by Lord AtroLvie, who was beaten, about 4. miles from this spot, the coat might possibly have been thrown away by one of the soldiers of the rowed army. ADUSP.I Ix PRISONS.—The regular provision of the' Constimion •for correcting Abuses in Prisons, is pointed out by Sir RICHARD PHILLIPS, in his Treatise on Juries, in the following terms : The state of the several prisons; the rnalversation of the gaolers and turnkeys ; the conduct of all magistrates; gross and scandalous abuses of ary kind; acts of public oppres , iion, how. ever and whet:Ner committed; and all public nuisar,ces, within the county, are proper oljtcts fbr the enquiry, examinatioo, re- Dor, and presentiment, of a Grand Jury. In walking through Ike prisorw, ail and every part of which should be vpd te d, the Jury should see with their own eyes, and deeile on their own convictions. Gaolers, and their turnkeys, and wily characters; and their -Misconduct will seldom he etected on their own admissions. 'The stiff-rings of the prisoners can only be known by encouraging them to speak out, and by assuring them of procce.ior. from the resentment of the gaoler, should their condfdin reipshe animadversion. Grand Juries usually walk through gaols I.ke automata , or like children, to admire evi.ry thing they see, gnod or bad, for its novelty. 'flteraltoukl recol lect, that in their office they are conNtitutional public censors— that the country relies on them as such—and that except by their pres:ntmcnt, public abuse, noire:lces, and oppiesNions, may con tinue and escape with impunity. If the Court toNvltieh they be. long has not cognizance of the abuse, or power so retirees ir, or if any proceedings of the Court itself are the subject of emiplsint, the Jury are warranted in petitioning the High Court of Parliament. This is the surest mode of obtaining re dregs; but some Juries content themselves with laying their complaint before the Secretary of State, presenting as matter od form a copy isftheir helot to the C our t.—Uokappity, however, eland io ottsNeloseit ,of the stotel t r ien rola te .20 are apt Taxied by the *taboos to secure thotrio nee 11k • . • jr . • • 7' cr .0 DUNBAR, AUGUST 29. • The herringe not having renirned to-the fishing round off here, as expected, the boats proceeded to E emouth, to follow out the fishing at that place, and have had tolerably good success, until Wednesday last, since which, they have been prevented from fish ing by adverse weather. Upwards of 80 boats were employed, and a very considerable quantity of her= rings have been caught, which were. purchased by carriers at from 2s. Si. to 2s. tid. per hundred, and by fish curers, from 14s. to 15s. per crane, of 700; and as the prices are good, it is hoped, that the fishers will be encouraged to persevere in their very laudable employment, while there is any chance of success. In the beginning of I.tst week, an immvse shoal of herrings appeared on the coast near Peterhead, and on Tuesday and Wednesday a vast number of them was taken at that place, not less than from 800 to 1000 barrels for salting, besides the large quantities got by the numerous pei pie who iined the shore, and readily caught more than they would had means of conveying to their homes. In consequence of such an extraordinary supply, fresh herrings we:e sold at one penny per dozen in the market. Some large fish; which had got amongst the hen ings, were seen car ried along on the surface of the water, as if lying on a solid body. Numerous whales, of the species called linnets, followed the shoal ; and on Tuesday the Pe terhead Greenland Liking boats were sent out of the harbour, when one of then* got fast to a fish, but it was so wild that, although struck with a second har poon, it went off, the boats having found it necessary to cut clear, after being about 8 or nine miles at sea ; and next day one was struck close to the "'harbour, but the fish darted off with such force as to :eitder it impossible to keep fast, the boat moving With such velocity as to be nearly drawn under water, Some of these wh ales are represented a:: of prodigious size, apparently about sixty feet in length. Several hundred hogsheads of pilchards were taken in Mount's Bay in the early part of last week. A great quantity of hake, pollock, conger, !cc. have also been taken on the coast. Wednesday se'nnight the scans at Mevagissey had inclosed 1000 hogsheads of pilchards. This very seasonable supply of fiih, together with a plentiful crop of potatoes, has greatly relieved the poor in Cornwall from the pressure occa sioned by the high price of earn. An outrage of a very daring and inhuman kind was committed near B3ston, on Monday night.— About half past eight o'clock, Francis Reed, a Ser jeant of the 59th regiment, was stopped on the Spils by.road by two fellows in slop frocks, one of whom presented a pistol to his breast, and threatened him with death if he did not give up all his proderty.— The Serjeant, without resistance, iromedi.tt ely deli vered to them all the money he ha-cl about him, con sisting of a £1 note of the Boston Bank, and 17s. in silver ; but the wretches not contented with despoil ing the poor fellow of his well famed pay, most bar barously cut asunder with st.ne sharp instrument the leading tendon of the Scrjeaut's heel. They then escaped over a gate near the road, and have at pre sent eluded the pursuit of justice... BIRTHS. At Nassau, New,.ProvideiTre. nu the 15th January last, the Lady of the Hon. Alexander Murray, of a daullnee. At Fulham, the Lady of Capt. Torrent, 3d Gliar,s, of a son. Friday, at Dawli-h. Lady Frances I.ey, or a son. MARRII.II. At Marlborough, the. laith ult. J. A. cortlson. Esq. Captain in the Royal Navy, to Miss Ward, youngest daug ter of J. Ward, El. At Walton, the moist, Wt. J. S. tratford, Esq. Jun. eldest son of .1. S. Harford, Esq. of Blaize Castle, Glouce.ter.hire, to !amiss, eldest daughtir of K. H. Davis, Esq. of Walton Castle, M. P. for Bristol. NEW I'ON'S Dk.N I JERK:E. THIS Powder is as pleasant in the application, as it is excellent in its elf. cts ; it speedily renders the Tee:h white and smooth, the gums healthful,red, and firm; and by con stant use will preserve them in this desirable state. It forttfies the enamel and prevents the accumulation of tartar; and even where the enamel has been impaired by the application of perni cious dentifrice, or by any other means, it will renovate it in a manner to be credited only by those who exper!ence or witness its eiScacy. To the general approbation of NEw A: Too in. Pownsit, the Proprietor is proud to boast of references to many elevated characters of the British and Fcrcign Ct.urs. Wholesale orders are requested to be adelresued to Air. New fon's Aeents, Snow and EDWARDS, 66, on the Foot-way, Sr. Nur-Chun:lr yard, nearly opposite the Nortb Gate, in boxes 21.91. each. BEAUTY RESTORED AND HEALTH PRESER VED. TO Cure Eruptions in the Vice, Sk'n, wittinut intrairing the constitution, is the prominent Lattire of that excellent and unprecedented preparation for the skin—Mrs. VIN CEN l''S GOWLAND S LOTION. The fellowi.ig vote fro n a Lady of is a proud testimonial of its superior tAteellence . No. 49. Ct.:lllone vretr, Porilat:d•plat.e. Lady Catherine Lennox presents her c.orphments to Mrs. Vincent, and has the pleasure of eating, that, by the use of tsso quart bottles of her Gowland's Lotion, she is perfectly cured of a violent Eruption upon her Pace and Arms; she was :worn moth d by her physician to make use of the Lotion, which has exceeded her mod sanguine expectations. Mrs. V. 34 at liber,y to make use of her name, as Laving experienced its healing vir tues; and Lady Lennox will also recommend it as nnsdt as pos sible within the sphere of her act:paints:tor. Sold by Mrs. Vincent, No. 6, Davi,s-street, Crosvennr-equare t . London ; Bacon and Co. 1.50, Oxford-sti.et ; Rine, No.. 6.1, Cheopside ; I)ieey and Simon, Bow Church yard; Cruttwell, Bath; Trewman, Exeter; Woloonhohne, York; and all the re spectable Venders of genuine Medicine, in Europe, in. Quarts, Bs. tid. Pints, ss. ed. Half-pints, es. Ad. To prevent counterfeit /anions, it it nectssary to observe the name M. E. Vincent, is signed ope: all that is genuine. Likewise is sold as above, VINCENT'S RESTORATIVIi TOtif H POWDER, forpre. the teeth,an.i curing the I.:ix serving, restoring, and beautifyin g vy in the gums, price Qs 24 each ho n. 'i'UJlli PUWIJitt. IREAUTIFUL White Teeth !nay be reg.Ardeci as .a-fl one of the grtat est blessings Proviileuce can b. stow, without which the a ne4t formed lace is inipetirCt; inattention to ill? teeth and gums is the principal cause of an otftn‘iive :treat h latiTeee'r VEGS,l4llii.f RiSTORA7 TOOTII PoWDISit is a roast elegeot and certain remedy for all di.i.-aaea of the teeth and gnats ; its particular qualitiep are not 'imply conllned to cleansing the teeth, but will preserve thein in the highest state of perfecttcn ; it will render then heautifuily whirr , fasten such a. may be loos*, and restore th km to their originalpurity, e.w may era Iscate he scurvy in the gume, cause them to adhere close and brhi ro the teeth, render them of a healthful red, and the brea: h delicately ;weer, relieve and cure the most excruciating tooth-ach, gum-biles, and swelled face.. • .• • Sold wheleraleandletall at Mr. autier'r, 4. Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row; and retell by Belem andhlsarp, Portsmouth, Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; Allnutt, Weston, Mallocf, and Jont ( ss Portsea ; l'resirman Lacier; Co.,knorthy. G: eiiv ill e , Gilbert, and Holland, Plymouth ; Newlin y, Dublin ; Baxter and M 4 Dtionalti, Glasgow ; Smith , Mangier:too, Scout and Car gill, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bail, • Retie aid Peck, Hu tl a.Wliite, 3ii..tan i. -, Roberta, &Woo, and guff , Cheltenh am; Greg son and Being, dlirards and Penny, •Livespoel ; Stains and Liem,Manebel i tter; Bowen; Norwich t Knot and Lloyd, Ble ak:llmA Gragaq: Brighton and GC wit reap/034r Madly , vino Vandal la the Kingdom, in linos Is. 9d. each. • RICKMAN'S Pl/.1.9, INthe rations complaints in c id ent to the frallite, there ate none more dreadful in their natura list - 2 alarming in theft consequences, than the Gravel and Stow 02 In the Back, Loins, and Bl a dd er , an d Lumbago. 'ma- '"' us - ate plaint. to which e*ry person is liable , and are a los s i mhe every other species of disorder. HICKMAN'S piths, posed of the most innocent ingredients, hays be es t esti gtilar efficacy, in not only strengtheiing the v dli: esseiseeebi ei . the urine, but In happily destroying she perri.ylng from which proceed the above complaints. &e, r calculi, or gritty secrencen, and banishin g every peeliehm°4l dency to those disorders, without confin ement . from l, ness of rite powerful quality in thee. Pills, fully e s t e ,* II private practice of many years, t h ey are oft red to the ANN and recommended as a cure for the above complaiiits. sold wholebale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Chair d i . of Paternoster-row ; and r et ail by Briaru i.nd Sharp %I Hall and Johasorr, 'Gosport ; Alintitt, Jones, Portsta; Trewman, Exeter; Cislawor t r i ye lcm 4 . ! ben, and Hoxianil, Plymouth; Newbury, Pubhii; u sue .".l Nbicdonald, G:asow ; Manderniiii, an t i t4 V, Eslinhingh ; Crutwell, Bath ; Itusa an .I Pe.l, Hub; Eilwat ds and Penny, and Bilinge,Lii.erpool ; Sta n, aq i S:7 Manchester • Bowen, Norwich; Knot t a n d t,‘„ t d , Brn dqrs, ha boxes a Gregory, Brighton; White, Beghtou ; and must hielc4l. t 2s. gel. each. WHEN Men of Edteatievn an t proleblion A A rr use persevering endeavours to discover the Ile i t . 14 Oeilittn method of treating a tew previuling Disease; ful result of their experience is the best. proof Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, Lave bcen teduceilet„A. the cure of the followed the object of their pa:muta t a cena'n Disorder, frequentiy contracted in a ,or (a cation, and :ts concomitants, Stnctures and Cleve an improved plan, are speeddy and effectually cured; as hibty, whether Renting from Bacchanalia iniulgencca, ke g na der ce it "'sees climates, or a seem solieary vice, lop oi" happily plies& d by the youth of both sexes, la the „,„ csitw.. sten& y or barrenness. and la the other a numisou voes diseases, which, if not timely resnednid, terra pat. „, trnce and consomption. In that distressing gee. deficiency, whether the censegut nee ot •ocit hai le t u i La k : arising from any other cause, by p ow er , cal tution become eu.eebled, as regularly educ.ue:J .irgesia don, they rifer Mal. Safi:, and speedy restoration .0 mad* vigorous health. the retngt of a long and extensive practice has enal4e4 An; by a superior method, to remove re; en al inveterate or complicated. without eubjectne ate pa:trate:es Irma restraint in diet or exerce-e; and in recett lase. w Alig rally aprification is made on discovei y of tie irf cunt, ih e t guetuly perform a cure in the-shot t -pace of ry o ray- I 4 a. per eat uted success of their mode of it - tame-le (yloch Nei r,, been known to fail in one Airglz iestance in a prac-c is during which period nary thousand le r s ons or •stv.ia4 been cured, even after severe and itjutioes tenets 's !alb.e. pursued by other Prac Wooers without tilect i , ird.aes Cps § thus Futilely offer their advice. To be consulted daily personally, or by letter, by pctuat d either sex. Letters from the cow. , ry. coe , au.leg a ',4l' biog. duly attended to, and advice and rn.4:ic:u.s sorwa.ted „y part sf the Kingdom —C-OSti and CO. I 3. l'• uv. ri •st •e, CHALLEIVUL MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late .I.lfs Majesty's Service, d:aiienge the wnole world tdretf single instance where their Medicine and method of cure u,€ failed of the desired effect. The practice of niany year' is cs particuist branch of their profession has not given rise is ate onsuccocsrui case. They continue to direct their studies to the treat,nent and um of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the syres teb;ch is the consequence of the pernicions and wasteful decals habit long atiti mast unhappily pursued by the south. •ifluth 445.*, in the one it will be found to be the unfailing source.( bum. nes, ; the tai her have its ravages tatally deteluped to them by a 3. treuing state of debility, which, if not timely terneitiee, tern inns in impotence. These are its remote and ultimate &rev, whlk ca sumptinns, loss of muscular power,and various nervous cesplaisis usyally characteriae ti ie earlier stages of this ulnas y vice. apses sons languishing under t tie disorders iticii . .ent to Such a hailltoktir treatment is simple and has never proved tinsacemink in Is courts of a long, laborious, and much exceeded Fraosce la do most obstinate and compl.cated cases of venereal infection, sink as ol.htruction( in the urethra, spuege excrescences, hits; tu mors, callous uicera, eruptians, semleal weakness, pets, n iiia STRICTURE 6, • Whether recent or of long duration, and which have bailed the chill P t other Practitioners ; are by their present improved phi It tr-.atment, effectually and permanently cured, without thepatiat suffering the excruciating pain and. aldrtning hemorrhage witch often follows the application of the lunar caustic. to ft:swatted 2') years extensive practise in this metropolis, numerals twill Strictures have been and are daily - under their care, the yid eradicatinn of which are e ff ected by a safe, certain, ad freak dons mode of practice, superior to any other yet adupre.t 11e weeks:woe,. relaxation, and debility proceeding from this ow plaint, is speedily removed, and the parent teetered to isold and V'gcrou.: health. But where theiiebility has for years esu• ted, a pruner perseverance in they restorative rentedies,aftertie Stricture has been di stro. ed, is indispensably requisite to wire ' the slumbering sparks of life, and to reatietiate the cunintsma. Messrs. Currie and Co. may he consillted by either ter, With the greatest delieara, secrecy and honour, at their hone, No biatton-Garden , . • Patients in the country are requested to state the partial* of Vieir case, age. ar.d general habit of ti vele. &c. ir.eitn!fig a remittance for advice and blediriees, wi.en the samewill he given. cr sent to any part of the kingdom. I• bY lil S MAJ/itirlil itOTAL I.ET r Eits PATES T. ••• s 1.. EA KE's Genuine PILLS, so' justly famous tor i " their supedor efficacy in curing every degree and 'pews ' of Ibt Venireal Diervie, the Scurvy, &e. without confine:nerd itshaint of diet, be an easy, expeditious, safe, and whet rm. see. One small tasteless Pill is a dose, its operation impact!' tible, and requiring , no particular attention. • • rn . 15 days - they 'geiterally cure thine creel Dhonlers;m l where they fail in that time of perfectly restoring health, the pi tient has the happy assurance that he or she is at the eve of bag so restored, let the degree of malignancy he ever so great. • it Is au excellency peculiar to these Pills, to snake directly, the complairiug part, and enter into contest with the oltaiht matter, which they speedily dislodge and expel. They strodatb• red by etperience to ha a preserver of health, as well 54 tMO yer, by taking only eight single Pills Sptlng and fallUseveryrif In short, the Pa.eutee his this extraordinary obligat'on to thlPo that whatever be premised himself from thee', they were mato ftliii and exceed, as though impatient of immortal Rod ttoivenil fame. These yells are most wonky a plane in the calitnets a Masters and Captains et sisips; the mere so, for that they wia keep good in aU climates auy length of time, avid that they base now borne the ten enter CO years, with iucreastrg credit to themselves, and hononeto their. author, insomuch that during lei lait eielit years they have radically cured uewath of sopoo pea , sous, many of whom-had been discharged from Hospitals whet{• salivation had been ftetivently repeated, and all other meth* made use of without teem Prepared and Sold'hy the Sole prriprirter, Timm Ai Tays.'s, . Member ot the itoyaleullege of Surgeons in Londuti,at his he" Ho. V, New Bridge -street ; where h will give advice, withal* Fee, to persons taking these Pills, and will answer Pitt cash!" tees, if post-paid, on the same terms, observing in All CUtitlo m -.st inviolable secrecy, no .patient's battle or case hav erg info. mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the Tropeiettei dotting the course of more than 40 years, that he has had the case • ducting of an extensive sale of the above medicine, and the ri g rice arising therefrom. They are also sold, by his appointment, at the Perfunteecet* - 35, St. Alban's-street, Pall-mall ; the Tery-shop, No. line 08 ‘_,.. fordeetreet ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, lisle.street-iiik 11111 . 31 opposite the Monumeer ;.aul by one Person in every comidelillW town in hogland, &c. in Boxes of only gs. 90. eacU. scald with full and Main directions, whereby persons of either MI l cure theniselvss with ease and secrecy. N. B. Kerry 8211 sold in Great Britzin hriaeltel up withal in whieb,hy f. ivourof the Coined cilium es, is pr... tell at the' 1 Office, " T. Taylor, Nu. 9, New Bridge-strest." to ' — 'i e ' I. felony. •••=I=I 111(3ki WA4 Al' LO/41)(//4 ListlDOit ro-mlatitooo ..... . 51 intuits 30- 13 30- LONDON : Primed by Levis. KIWI% 'Pkkett pubilaki4 Vivre, awl at tile Sty. Office, Ttnipk-gar. w 'N - T1 fir VA I PP ..- Il a A 1 0 .4 1 • , I . El