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EXPADIFION Fi OJ I BERMULLI. BERMUDA, JUNE 3. On the 2!1. 4 th ult. the two companies of Marine Ar tillery, joined t r iy a detachment of the same corps from onboard the Mariner, and brigaded under Captain Parke ; the twia.bartaliops of Marines, together with the independent company' of foreigners, under Cap tain Baron Rendoci, the whole commanded by Lien i tenant Colonel Williams, were reviewed on the lby Admiral Sir John Prorlise Warren, and Brigadi:r General Sir S. Beckwith, who were highly pleased with their military appearance and steadiness under arms. On the same evening the. detachment of the Marine Artillery embarked on board the Mariner, and let off specimens of three rockets—pone intended 1 to be used against cavalry and infantry at point blank, 1 and the other two at 48 degrees elevation against either towns or shipping. 'nurse rockets were frost judiciously directed, and are capable of producing much effect. So great a military force was never seen together on this island before, and the concourse of people assembledto witness it was very g reat, — The following is the substance of an °tater published this day :—The Royal Marine Artillery, the two bat talions' of Royal Marines, the lO2d Regiment, un der Lieutenant Colonel Napier, or at least the best Ipart of that Regiment, and the two Independent Companies, 160 men strong each, under the orders of Captains Smith and Readock, are to be brigaded under Sir Sidney Beckwith : Lieutenant Colonel Napier (late of the 50th Regiment, who distinguished himself so much in Spain) will command the right wing, consisting of the ht .Independent Company, 2d Battalion Royal Marines, and his own Regiment, the 102 d. Lieutenant Colonel Williams will com mand the 'left wing, consisting of his own Battalion and the '2d Independent Company. Lieutenant Ro binson, Royal Artillery, is appointed Aide-de Crimp to the Brigadier General ; Captain Powell, Assistant Deputy Quarter Master General ; Captain P:per, of the 102 d, Brigade Major to Lieutenant Colonel Napier ; and First Lieutenant Jones, of the Ist Bat talion Royal Marines, Brigade Major to Lieutenant Colonel Williams. The whole cat the above force was re-embarked on Monday the 31st. The two companies of Artillery, with the Field Bligade. Are to be shifted on board the San Domingo and Poic tiers ; the 102 d Regiment, will partly be pui on board Ithe Lauristinus (head -quarters ship) ; and the 4th Garrison Battalion, that came out from England, will be left at Bermuda to la place the 1024. Being all ready, our sailing will not. he long delayed. bons . think that we shall proceed up the Cliesapeakts, and attack Baltimore and Norfolk, the former of IA ric:i plac..s is ISt) miles up the river. There has been an embargo on the shipping tvtr since our arrival. bir John 'Warren came in here Ir , m the Chesapeake on the 25th, two d.ils atter tie expedition. After out excursion up the Chesapeake, we expect to sail tot Canada. • C.,ptain . Car‘h.r, his cfficers, and crew, late of the Macedonian, have been hoeourably acquitted. The following ships ate now at anchor here r---San Domingo, Admiral Sir J. B. Warren, C i pt. Pechell; Poictiers, Captain J. P. Biatsford ; I::r.ton, Captain R. Barrie ; Diomede, Captain C. M. Fabian ; Dia dem, Captain J. M. Hancl.ett ; Romulus, Captain G..W. H. Knight ; Atalanta , Captain F. Hickey ; Nemesis, Hon. Captain isLude ; Maidstone, Captain G. Burdett ; Success, Captain Barcl.:y ; War, Cap tain Everard ; Moselle, Captain J. b. kinsman ; Sylph, Captain Evans ; Nimrod, Capt. N. Mitchell : Lauristinus, Captain Graham ; Fox, Captain Patter. son ; Mariner, Lieutenant R. Russell ; Morgiana, Captain D. Scott ; and the Goree. .. BRAGIITON, JULY 12..--The Officers of the 10th hussars favoured us with some excellent racing on the course last Friday and Saturday. That excellent comedian, Mr. DowToN, concluded a short engage ment on Saturday evening with his Benefit, patronizcd by the Reginient. The pieces w,,re, idle and Tarito, Mayer y* Garret, and Tura (4t. 1 - lis polo! rn. ante of Major Sturgeon, and Mr. Mount's, of Jer.: 7 Sneak, were highly diverting, and received the strcngeA marks of approbatiun. A statement of the quantity of Portzr brewed in London by the first twelve Houses, tl.e sth of July, 181'2, to the sth of July, 1513 : r:artl4. Barclay, Perkins, and Co. - - • 2.57,‘.?65 Meux, Reid, and Co. - - 161,157 Truman, Hanbury, and Co. . 140,114 'Whitbread and Co. 105,893 Felix Calvert and Co. - 36),(19:t Coombe. Delatield, ..rid Co. - - Henry Meta and Co. - 8:4013 Goodwin and Co. - - 70,74:9 Elliott and Co, - - . 49, =on Cocks and Campbell - . 45,501 Taylor 41,454 Hollingsworth and Co. • - - ' 30,087 An incident of a very singular and melancholy kind occurred lately in the parish of Ballce, Ireland. A child of about two years old was struck in the head with such force by the heel of a cock, that the spur unfortunately entered its skull. Some time after a mortification ensued, wnea the child, after lingering a few days, died in great agony. We have a few particulars to add to the melan choly narrative, respecting the overturning of the Ju bilee Coach on the North Bridge, at Halifax, as briefly mentioned in the ST4I a of Monday se'nnight. David Brotherton, the driver of this unfortunate vehicle, languished till Wednesday last, when he ex pired, making the third victim to this dreadful ca tastrophe. Joshua Milner, the only inside passenger, and mho was killed ca the spot, was the Beadle of Halifax ; and we hear [l:at Mr. Sykes, of Bolton, who died about two hours after tho accident happened, has left a widow and five children to lament his untimely death. John Wooden, of Hf-lbeck, near Leeds, had his leg broken, but is in ft I,:ir way of recovery ; and Samuel Riley, who had both his legs fractured, is considered out of danger. Mr. Clough, another Bol ton Gentleman, is said io.have had his shoulder dis located ; and the two other passengers, Mr. Scott, of tilir,gworth, and Mr. John. Wharton, of Catherine Slack, were both bruised by the fall.—Leals Alfercray. MURDER—Ann Morgan has been committed tee c Gaol, charged en suspicion of killirg and slaying ~her husband, Thomas Morgan, late of the Red Lica), -Ferry-Side, Swansea. Dr. Stiff, and biespouse, two well-renown rewalers of - dcsikyi have been committed to llorsemonger-lane .- • - _ for month, for !e of telling Ac sub s , - .Gaol, to be kept to hard labour for une defrauding a gal of 2i. 6d. under pretence her fortunel POI.ICE. Pcsuc-Ovircr, Bont.sruccr.—Yesterday Thomas Holland was brought to this Office, charged with vio lently assaulting and wounding his wife.—Mr. JAMES WATSON surgeon, of Newrastivestreet, in the Strand, stated, that. on Monday afternoon he was called in to attend' Mrs. Holland, in Bcdfordbury, and found her bleeding 'very much, from a wound she had received ' on her head : she told him her husband bad given her the wound. The prisoner was present, and did not deny it, but declared several times in his presence that he would murder his wife. The wound was such that he did not deem it safe for Mrs. Holland to attend to give evidence... The prisoner was cons. mitted for further examination. MAHLBOROUGH-STREET.—J. Ahre, arias Greco, Was charged with stealing a quantity at plate, the property of Dowager Lady HUN COKE, in Saville-row, in whose scrvice, as butler, he had got, about three Weeks ago, by means of a fictitious character. A few evenings since, C'.l the return home of her Ladyship, the pri soner was not to be found, and her Ladyship waited up till he came home, when she desired him to leave her service the next morning, which he did; but on examining the pantry, it was discovered that a very con‘ideiable quantity of plate Lad been carried off.— Scfferies, an etlicer of Marltrrough-sticet, traced the prisonerto t3ettnondsey, where he apprehended him ; but did not recover the lost property. He was re manded, on the charge of felony, for another examina tiem.--Lie was next charged with getting into her Ladyship's service by means of a fictitious character, for which lie was sentenced to three months impri , sonment in the House of Correction. MIDDI.LSLX SESSIONS. J. Clairch, Methodist Preacher at the Obelisk in St. George's Fields, was indicted for a hoi rid offence, but which turned tit to be wholly unfounded. After a long tiiA, Mc. Church was acquitted, accompanied with an animadversion from the Chairman (Mr. MAINwAirrNo), to tl.e effect of sheAsing, that this was a wicked aplipiraey against the defendant, and that a prosecution ouidit to be carried on against the con spirat,,r;.—The * Jury instantly returned a verdict of Not Guilty. B .1 NKR C PTS. George Twtddy, of Bread-street-hill, London, colourmsa, dealer and chaprnatt to surrerder July 17,24, and August 24, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Tarn, Warnford-court, Throg morton-street. Joseph cpragt:,, of New Cetsss, Kent Road, Surrey, schoolmaster, d•a.er ale! cl.ailnax, July 17,'24, and August 24, at twelve, at Gni1d....1 Attornies, Messrs. Walker and Rankin, Old Jew: e. Sarnuel Meneehars and Frauds field, now or late of Fenchurch set...et, London nice chants, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, Jr:y 27, at one, July 91, and August 24, at tea, at Guildhall. Ate oral es, Messrs. Weston and "1 eesdale, No. 31, lienchurch street, London. William Leonard and James Tyndale, of the parish of Cam, I GI, uc• stershn e, shopkeeFers, grocers, and colartners, July k I , at four, July 22, and titlf,Uft 24, at ten, at the Old Bell lon, I :Irsley, Gloucestershire. Attornies, Messr4. Noisome and Il ells, Dursley ; or Messrs. Price and Williams, LiDCOIII . 6- lan, London. John Rock, of Wednesbnry, Staffordshire, 'Upholder and white smiths dealer and cliopman, July 23, 24, and August 24,at t ne. at. the Stork Tavern, Birmingham. Attornies, Air. Hunt, No. 5, Surrey-street, Strand, London ; or Messrs. Crowther, Wednesbnry. Leonard Knowles, of the parish of Newnham, Gloucestershire, skinner and fellmorgcr, July 26, at five, July 27, and August 24, at eleven, at the Beart Inn, Newnharti. Atturnies, .vlr. Lucas, Newuhant ; or Messes. Edmunds and Son, Exchequer- Office, Lincoln's- Inn, London. Christopher :loupe, f Great Yarmouth. Norfolk, corn-mer enant, July :9, at four, July 30, sad August 24, at ten, at the Angel Inn, Ureat Y 311110404. Attornies, Mr. Ranney, Great Yarmouth; or Mr. Dax, jun. Carey-street, London. William Robson, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, butcher, August 5, 6, aid 24, at twelve, at the King's Head Inn, in Darlington.- A ternies, Mr. Thomas Bowes, Darlington; or Mr.Themouth Dixon, Staple-Inn, London. John Hobbs, of i-andhurst, Gloucestershire, blacksmith, dealer and chapinan, July 29, at six, July 30, at eleven, at thi George Inn, Cheltenham, and August 24, at six, at the Booth-Hall- Inn, Gloucester. Attornies. \lr. John Yeares, Gloucester; or Mr. Janes Platt, Tanfield- court, 'teniple, London. John Alpass, late of Berkeley, Gloucestershire, coal-de-ter, dealer and chapinaa, JO 2t, at five, July 27, and August 24, at 11„ a: the Ye ar Inn, Newnitain. Attornies, Messrs Tovey al.el ' Jan , es, Nssenhatn ; or Messrs. Lizard and Hutchieson, Lin coln's taus pare, London. • \V iliam Well , , cf Buckingham-street, Strand, .I:tldl..sen, wine nu rchanr, July 17, 27, at twelve, and August 1:4, at tell, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Charles Luxmore, Red Lion-square, INlleum. . • John Erman, of Tillsdown, parish of Cam, Gloucestershire. Ii 10, t•tileral:.olr, .'uly 21, at four, July 22, and Augaist 24, at t,:::, at •he Old F.ll lit,,, Dursley. Attornies, Messrs. Bloxsonte and We Its, Dot sloi ; or Messrs. Price and V illianis, LincoLl' , Ten, Louden. .. , John Stewart, cf Aylsham, Norfolk, linen-droiper, dealer and chz;ev.an, July 37, 90, and August 24, at tour, at the White the a.i, Norwich. Attornies, :Victors. Sewell and Blake, Nor wich ; or :'.lr. Thomas '1 ilbury, Falcon-street, London. :e.:-.-pli K.:1 . ..d0ff, of Leicester, cabinet-maker, August !, at six, 411.;;ost 4, at ten, and August 4!4, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Leict stet. Attornies, Mr. Lawton, Lett, stet; or Mr. 5a mutt Taylor, John-street, Bedford-row, London. The Stb instant, at Ortowbouss, Lady Anne Wharton Duff, of a daughter. MARRIED, At Brighton, on the Bth instant, the Rev. George To .vnsend, ILA. of Trinity College, Cambridge, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter c: '-amuel Tyler, Esq. of Twickenham, Middlesex. At Portsmouth, the 6th instant, Lieutenant E. Parry, of the Negro prison-ship, to Mrs. Emily of Hardway, relict of the late Nir. Emily, of the Pegase. Wednesday se'imight, in the Island of Jersey, the Rev. John Ashler, rector of Trinity, to MissDeCarteret, daughter of Hugh De Carteret, Esq. of Vauxhall. At Grimsby, Lincolnshire, the Rev. J.Mytidleton, B.A. rector of Bucknel, to Min Ann Maria :Marshall, daughter of W. Mar shall, Esq. collector of the customs. Rev. T. Vials, of Twickenham, to Louisa, eldest daughter of Mr. Serjeant Marshall, of 'l'edding•on. DIED. . —.—. Last week, at Bristol, Mrs. l!erriter, the wife of Mr. Stephen Maurice Ferriter, of this City. Sunday last, at Ivy Cottage, Panon'a Green, Elinor, the wife 1 of Charles Hayes, Esq. At half-past one, on Saturday, the nd inst. at her house in Red Lion-square, Mrs Williams (wife of Mr. W. the justly celebri tesi oculist), after a severe affliction of .hree days, which she sus tained with Christian fortitude and pious resipnation to the Di vine will, thetehy proving that her best affections were set on things above. Gratitude to the memory of this most excellent person, compels ore of her very numerous friends to inform the world, that this valuable woman, as a female Oculist, never had an equal; and thousands are to he fume: in Great Britain this day who owe the recovery of their sight to her kind and benevolent gratuitous attention, who will, no doubt, embalm her memory ' with a tear, the grateful effusion of a heart truly sensible of the 1 benefit received. In fine, Mrs. Williams was pious, without os tentation or bigotry; she was emphatically " a Christian" a IV 0- man of a strong mind, but joined to a delicate constitution ; and her success a. an oculist for 15 years was only exceeded by her desire of doing good to bet suffering fellow-mortals. These con. ritierationt, the writer trusts, will prove sufficient to claim a place 1 in every onblkation, by way of stimulating others to endeavour to ane.lt rate the complicated misery of the human species. SALES plit AtiCT, ON. • ISLE Mt MANN. . . EXEMPT FROM POOR-S' R.VIESP ND TAXES. On Tuesday, 20th July next, at Twelve o'? lock (unless previ ously disposed of by Private Contract, f wig& due notice will be given), rrHAT improved, eoinpact, at d most desirable JL.. ESTATE, equal to Freehold, calf d BALLAGRR, si tuated within one mile of the Town and Harbour of Peel (com manding a beautiful view of Scotland and Ireland) comprising a neat convenient Cottage, with requisite Out-offices good Kitchen, Gardens, Fish Pond, an excellent Pew in reel Church, with upwards of 66 Acres of Arable, Pasture, and Meadow Land, well watered, and fenced with abundance of Marie, and a Limestone Quarry at a very short distance. This Estate is now under Lease to good Tenants at the rental of £lOl, but considered much under lee. Particulars Mac be had and a Plan of the ratzte seen, by ap plying to Messrs. P. Sorenson and Co. Liverpool; Mr. Charles Richards, Oldfirld-lane, Mancheeter; or Mr. Henry C. Chrisokin (the owner), No. to, Strand, I.ondon; also in the We of Mallll to Mr. Jars. Moore Deuglai. TO BE RESOLD, Pursuant to an order of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cave, SCOTT against WALL, before p()::FRT STE►LK, Esq.. one of the felasters of the said Court, at the Public Sale Room of the said Court, in Southampton-101dings, Chlanserrlatte, London, on Wednesday the 21st day of July, 1813, between I the hours of Otte and Two otruck in the Afternoon, in Three Lot., CERTAIN FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES, late the Provrty of Tutigns WALL, Fsq. de ceased, consisting of two Cnpyhuld Me.,sitar.es or Tenements, situate in Church-row, Is!evvorth. in the County of IVlisidleseir, held of the Lord of the I 'tutor of ;he Rectory of Isheworth and the Freehold A)le or Island, late used as an Osier Ground. situate in the River Thames trotting the aforesaid Mt:Swages or Tem,' mews, containing about i 79 feet in length, and abont 21 feet in breadth. Particulars may be had at the said Master's Chambers, in Southampton-Buildings, Chancery-lane; •of Messrs. King and (Arkin, Solicitors, Bedford ; at the Phcenis Inn, Isleworth; Pieeons, Benttford ; Or, yhound; Richmond; Star anktiarttsr, Kew Bridge ; and at Garrawayss. NEW FORE3T, HANTS. 411:1 EXCELLF,N I' FARM, with CO ITAGE RESIDENCE, and innnediate posse s sion, mar I.YAIINGTON. By Mr. 5C 1 1 . 1 . 1 . , On Tu(sday, July SI 7 , at Twelve o*C!ot.h, at • the Mart, London, unless r ,,,iotaly Disposed of by Yr.% ate Contract, • I AT I. FUEE1101.1) ESTATE, situated in a healthy and most beautiful part of this favourite Coonty, on the border of the high road, two miles front Lyrni; , gtoa, 16 from South- arapton, comp; idog Two Hundred and :1 hirty-one Acres of ex cellent Inclosed Meadow, Arable, Pasture, a:AI Coppice Land, part Tithe•free, tth a cotent table Cottage Residence, Lawn, Garden ; a fine :sheet of Water well stocked with Fish, Officef., Ball.if's Cottage, and Buildings in good order, convenient for the. Residence and for managing tiny I:arm to advantage. *;:fie Lands i are in high cultivation, with very good crops, possessing a ' pleasiag inequality, fairly thubered, well watered, presenting de lightful situations agi et-ably elevated for building a Family Resi dence to command the Isle of Wight and the Channel, encircled I by rich varied cultivation, and interesting Scenery, with excellent roads in every direction, Fishing and Field Sports, in an elegant Vicinity. Lot U. A METHOLD desirable inclosed FIELD, A. 4 1 17, situated mar Let i. May br viewed, by -applying on the Premls^4, nod Partin:ars had at Mr. El'i;g, Solicitor, az I.yrnirg:rt: a::d at the Arjel there; Fox al.d. Hounds, Lyndhurst ; and Coach and i Horses, tionthamptoa ; Lot: and Larnb, Farnham ; Antelope, Salisbury ; Georg?, Winaher ; the Mart ; and at Mr. t.c...1•:, 118, New Bridge,,treet, London, where a l Inr. 14ny he sten. NAVAL Si 'J L TO BE SOLD, on Thiiria:l7, tl,e luly, 1813, at Tv. - ti.:a. at Nofir, m th- i.i_•fe rcc of Coniralasioner on the Wharf at Ports.routh, CEVERAI. I.t is of Gun En2c.cl;e:i, 'fackk White P.o7e foil 7: l lusaris, :',71:3- ketoors, Pict •ts, IZoc - rian Leather, l''iittrr, 'iron, Vire-woad, Gun ships :Mat f:c ; the whnlell,irp on the Gun W'hart ai.ct tai Portunouth, and nny bc viewed holes 0; :I:- i :rd, upon applica tion to the Ciiilitniss:orin: of the L:ter place, and to the respec tive Ullic•frs of t:.e ;Jrurfr. Catalogues may be had at the CORllll':u!nners Offices at Dept ford, Woolwich, and Portontouth; and at London. NOR 'l l-1 RIDING OF YOi:KStilitE. FREEHOLD FARM, to be per‘motor.ly SOLD, • By Mr. FAREBROI HER, At the Golden Lion Inn, Redcar, on Monday, July 26, at Two, in pursuance of the will of G. W. Errington, Esq. deceased, ACompact FREEHOLD FARM, with Farm house, Building.;, and sundry Inclosures of productive Laud, contaiontg about 60 Acres, situate . = Dauby Dale, in the North Riding of the Coettry of York, within seven miles of Whitby, eight from Githburough, anti five tram Redear, now in the tenure of Mr. Sanderson, 34 yearly tenant. 'Cu be viewed,: Farticttlar, with a Plan anry-xed, ha.l at the Inns at Whi.by Guisborou,lit ;of the tenant; at Garraway's ; rf Messrs. Rtbithon and iliP, Coram-vreet, Btutswidc-rqu.tre; and of AI:. tarehro.litcr, Beaufutt 'louse, litaufort Buldin3i, &rand. . _ NORTH RIDDICK, IN THE COUNT T OF DURHAM. MANOR and FREEHOLD FARMS, v.duable COLLIER%', and EaTA I ES, to be pttetnutority SOLD, By Mr. FAR kBROTHEft, At the Queen's Head Inn, Newcastle upon Tyne, on Thur , day, Ju'y tin, at Two in the afternoon, iti,Lots, hi pursuance of the will of G. W. Errington, Esq. deceased, (unless an acceptable offer is made fur the Estates hi one List on or before in July,) TIIE MANOR (or reputed tt,,aor) of NORTH DDICK, a capital Mansion Howse called Biddick Hall, with Offiees, Pleasure-grounds, Gardens, and . Woods, with several very eU3lble Farnis, curtaining about .711 Acres f vt.ry productive Land, lying compact, with all suitable Earns-buildings, fresifresu tythrs on payment of a un all modus, a fine Stone Quarry, Ship-yard, Iron Fouadery, and the vilitable Colliery known as the I North Biddick , consisting of four Seams of Cost, of which a small I part only has been wrou;;ht; also several AL.ssuages, with Gar den, Ground, ice. Etc. 'this important property is aimed in the parish of Washington, bounded in part by the River Wear, ad joinir.g to Fa: fi eld, within seven miles of Sunderland, nine of . - Newcastle, ten of Durham, four of Chester k Street, and it ft oin Shields. Particulars, with a plan annexed, may be bad at the Place of Sale; at the Pull and Mouth, Leeds; George, York; Talbot, Darlington; Wheat Sheaf, Durham; Bridge Inn, Sunderland; Nelson's, Morpeth ; Post Office, Chester-le-street; Bash lan Carlisle ; Post Office, Bishop Auckland ; of Messrs. Huntley and Stutart, anon:les-at-law, Gateshead ; of Mr. Thomas Stobart,ol Fat held, who will chew the Premises; of Megan. Robinson Mid Hill, Great Coram-street, Brunksvick-square. ; and of Mr. Fare brother, Beaufort House, Beaufort-buildings, Strand, London. .. . _ NIDING OF YORKSHIRE, AND ADJOINING I.ANCAfiIF.E. MANOR AND VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARMS. Ey Mr. FAREBROI At the Swan bin, Clitheroe, on Tuesday, 3d August, without reserve, in Lots, in Aursuance of the Will of G. W. Errington,. Esq. deceased, (soless an acceptable offer be made fur the whole Estate on or before Ist July), - • rIHE Manor or Reputed Ma'nor,. or Lordship of CROOIi, and Five valuable and very desirable FARM, lying compact, and contaiiiing together near 6030 Acres, with suitable Buildings, and now in the tenure of Messrs. strickland, Mercer, Robinson, liowsun and Howard, at renta amountin ,, to £Bu3 per annum. These ; '. states are situate in th , t Parish of Mitton, the angle between the rivers Ribble andliodder,bound• ed by the former on the east, the latter no the west, and abort two Mites from their confluence, two miles from Cii!heroe, eight front Blackburn, 13 from Preston, ante 18 from Lancaster. This Estate abounds with Marie and I.intestcne, is a short diqtacce from a Coal-pit, and four Brines open a communication with the adjacent country. May be viewed by leave of the Tenants. Particulars, with a Phu annexed, had at the place of sale; Black Doll, Blackburn and Preston ; King's Arms, .Larreaster ; Crown, Liverpool; Bridgewater Arms,ll4:4ieliesfer ; of Me•sts. Robinson and Hill; Solicitors, Great Cc ram•street, Trrnthwick-stitiare; at Garraway's, and d Mr. larebruther, Muratori nous*, tier:loft Butkitngs. • MR DISORDERS OF THE STONE AND GRAViL WHATEVER caution pe..tons trteral r.: 'obterve",n nicht -,, a7Zicine,'reccenmerstliti throve :':e medium of an Adverdiemer:., y: t whet the disease .r. its nature, and thdtaniedy th dlscotery of a r.iiigton by l':ote••• sion, the patient can incur nolAxertid—Mr. Prime, I, •41 . 1 .4 • LY ampton-stitet, Bloomsbury square (Proprietor Or A cas:s*- S'ii vieNT for curing the Store and Gravel) 4s for many r:. r vase confined his practice 'etc.!) , to cas•3 of the above hind, an I sal. be consulted at home every Wednesday. The medicine is akOc sold at Bacon and Co.'s. Oxford-street, opposite Boral-tr-tai and at Button's, front of the korai Exchange in bottles of 1 its and Xt. 24. two of the large bot.les never fall to remove cakio lons diathesis in the habit of persor.s of a sedentary UM, and thereby prevent the formation of Stan,. A Concise Disquisition on the Disorder, with dm tnarartitt,ertt to be observed t.rder its cure, may be li..d, price IN. 'h.'. (1 Messrs. Sherwood, N.:,17 and lane , , l'r.t,-rnoster-row, St. 1. ; ., :1 and of Messrs. Bt•ckce , , rail Mall : a:i.l for othLr proofs & fleacy gird interence of t'.:e Soletnt•r:ferences may be Fr families of Lord Sit Edw. Kratchholl, B i-t. SO7 (t Kirlr, as 'well as to many other persons of .I!,tiltcti,,,n I t ' th e :hrie iiinsdoms. ORMS ARE 1•IO6T SOURCES OF CHILDRI:NS' PhEASEi Their SYMP 10!AS b.VLRY P.ilifiNT and GC.% RDIAIe of CHILDREN should be acquainted with. They 4-e of appetite, paleness of the coLtur of the fac-. oil:a:I:irk A urft irregular state of the bowel;, tetended after with vicleat they bring on convulsions; they ut . ezt. the growth of and t!;.•‘• prove ...mar, by endiv::. in a :!:;7;eittiption or decay. Plc% as a preventative and cure oi ant cf•ra2iaiiktl tbe excellent Medicine is anis? AI! tcatimotri highesttharacters In this country, Loth in rant and vcivi - .C9l::'- liry, to have no equal. Their %ppr‘.,...iation, given tr. Proprietor, from a perennial !mots led e sOl WOlWlerfaa lin their own families,' stamps ire merit beyond competider.. 1 gives a sanction• . .. it, of which no other Medicine of th. can bout. Parents and others, who have the care of et ita••• r e ' shouldliave this remedy as a family Medicine to report to, ever the stomoCh or bowels tea Children ate any way &ordered r which it will always he found to relieve. • Sold, wholesale and retail, !elf. gutlcr's, No. 4. Chcapeils.., thy corner of - St. Paol's Church-yard; Sheep and Dela», Portsiii. Jones, 'Weston, Allnint, and Mallory, Porteetee, Hall and !Mr..- - 1 s ton Gosport , - -Colemin and. Jae.ob. Sheerness ; Peck and Itop•s, land Turner, hull ; Hoxiold, Cooi.worthy, Net.tletoo, and voilai . I bert,tlymouth ; Knott and I.loyd, and Sivinney •andto.. 4e- 7 nthighatu ; Staines and Lynch, hlancbt ter; Trewmatt, Issre•terg rnirh, Mandert on ,Reahurti, St.„-ift , raid *:laitt,lt, Edinburgh ; Dena to and hi - Donald, C;la , :goic ; liuk;en :and Barry, Bristol ; ..;••ta venson and Co.- Norwacit ; Cvviiiten, xicei ter ; Edwards ,P ri i Penny, and till`mge and Latlibury,l3ver i r , el; Nestle Ind r„ ! Dover; White, I.lrighton ; Seition, and Ruff, Clielee..- lam ; ad retail, by most country medicine venders, in homes, at j ss. 9d. and 5e.. 6ti. each. . • - ESSRS.CUKKIE and Co. Surgeons. late .ti he, Majesty's Service, challenge the woole world to FM ins•ance Mitre their Medicine and nteihed of :vat failed of the desired effect. The practice of re z.ne yezi • m ;articulat branch of their prafetsion has not even use w i;,it aii••.uccessiul case. They continue to direct studies to the treatment Ind elite of Vet: ereal Complaints, and that derangenient of the ,e-ir.nt„ which is the consequence ot the l t rnicious and waeteful eft eta tom. habit long and most utika;•pily pltrAlli2 by the • i otith4 of both screw., in the one it will be found to be the untall•ng tiOUrCL! 44 harms. ness; the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a 'aie !resting state of debility, which, ((not timely remedied, terminices I in impotence. Tlicse are its rt mete and ultimate effects, while on*. teannitimiy, Inn of inc•cular paseer,and various nervous cnniplaiura. usually el[l74:::eriie the ear let r eniees of this solharyvicr. i3ns ti:Zer Cie disordt rs inch!ent to suck a heal% • treatment is sitre:yle :lad lea, never prov• d =successful, ha !Ns courre of a ine.t, r bor'ous, and sand' , extendeil pratetee. In tbe ' mo•t obstin..te ant's eon:The:tee'. cases of venereal infection, wefts as ol•structions in t!u• ceeCia, tiereSCOlCell, exir;, czilous • •n - Znal wcalanesi,T,lects, as aim ;r5 titer ricer.: or of long whiels 'nee `7 skit of ..•thsr I'sactiticr.en ; by ti - :lr protein iMprovel idati cf etere men t, effectually mil pet n-any. :Ire; c ...red, without the pm , . It naTer.rg the e7.•:•ruel,l . trg 'rd alarni'eg heitierrlizie w• •t; often fe'letvs l ,:.e : the :::n.. caust!c. it the calitYs •4' rn Tette; eete•t:ive ...clic:. lt. rtieetnpee.: , taf :J:lVe 1;e:.!1 .I..!'e ceder ..:air c...0e, the to eraslic:%tten of •,elti6: ! a ctetej't, and ex;.• •sis :.sous mode of prate:.. •e, • re-• t. yet atioptc.i. i!a weakness, relax:J*lcl., !•il.:•~ from this cot:. ,plaint, is • si:eedtly removed, an,: the ree:etit rsettorri. to ent - e..1 land v•gorous health. llut where tare dei•!iity has for ye'see meta -1 tett, a proper ptzseverance in t!•e't restorative tenseo.lt:,aftatha ..tr.cture has been d•stroyel. i. lidispentably requisite to rev:At,' the slumbering sparks of lite, and to reanimate tie• censtitutiea. Several Nobleroen and Gentlemen, of the first reiptenate icy save been under the care of MC8.44. Clime and Co. for the re• moral of complaints ot the Urethra, i!tritteres, &c. andjuyies received a radial a... 1 permanent cure, re Best that references may be made to them as satisfactory evidelicts of the decided vs. iseriotity of Arietirs. Currie ltbi Co.'s pli.n of treatnnier. af these Getalemen had Sttictrres fri.:l ten to tweets ye rt e sod were tinder the care of lles•rs. Home and, Ileariistese and other •eareemis of equal eminence, who e i tet weed t ha t eas y by the application of the la.iyr • ;1118412, tvahuct s::eeess. l'atietitsin the Coontry ere it qutstail to state the particular , . of their case, age, anti tettmer of living, enclosing a mote for advice asid met icitit4, and the same wit: be given se forwarded to any raft of the Kingdom. Messrs. CI:IT:C and Co. Intl be euesulted by either Se:, whit th • greatelt delicacy, -iecre:y mil Istiituur, at their holm, Nne 107, Hatton-Carden. MESSRS. GOSS and Co. as regularly eductted Surgeons of London, have sedulously devoted their atter don for these last 17 j ears to the study of those disorders whisk so frequently etnl - eitter, and tco often prevent, that (nest:mat:se blessing, matrimonial felicity:'lle unrivalled patronage that dies have hitherto received teem perte.e., of the first distinction, arid the uniform success a. tet.d.r.-; (bear superior mode tff tre.a.matt itt.uch complah.t.„ induce ti it thus publicly to offer their assist ance. in all cases of debit yor deficitrey, whether re:tilting from the too frequency cf participating is the safeties of a fasitional:e life, the unhour.ded indulgences( libertinism, or a secret, solitary. and destructive habit ,whicit weakens the energy of the naind,ane eiestroye t hellos/or of youth,by procluclug sterility in the one se e s and impotence in the other, they oll'er a safe and yermanem cure. In t hose who, front stu:h complaints, are prreented entering 1124 i he marriage state, and ashamed. to stet relief, brood over their infirmities in silence, it mast be coon ling to know, however diffi cult or Ina crual the c..erer.lay be deemed by other practitioners - . the-, by a renovating areal ir.faatble le telt d, they may he resto.e.4l to a sound and vigorous constitution. A certain Disorder, fre quently contracted in a ar , tre.;t co!' indiscrecion,iuni every species of Verereal Infect:on, by a mild and never,failing mode of treat ment, is speedily and radical:). Tel. toed, without regraint in .I:et ore-erase, as also S!rictui -of the Uret bra and Gloetswhich they are enabled to cure in a %bort period, without reemmie to- the painful, er.ngeror.s effects of the Caustic; references of which can he given to several Gentlemen of high respectability, who lease been cured in a very si.ort period, alter having laboured tnulet strictur.t. for many years. 'I 'u married F e mateg,"whuse eipet tailors of those - tender plolvrof connubial happiness have defeated, it may also be a reflection to know, that proper perstvtrauce in their ren7edies the generid health is tete:- vated, and the Messrs. Goss aryl Co. exclusively professing the cure of tlr4e particular compla•ntt, in 4-r ler ant they relay not be :narked 1 .1 a mistaken few V. t! e obloquy so b.:4tly attacked to-el r ir•• rant empiric, think it but to thermelves to state that the • have been proper:y elUeZtol and iv st• led into every branch o' the profession' 7V. ext..:ch tom different hospitals, anel testimonials from the. most e naa,e. te"...ysicians, they have tc (•st'• vine any Inqu'rer,) that the st.ocess rvsulting front their ridea yours first indoced them to quit elte pr.ictice of the general - titioner, and they presume that toei- p;etensions constitute a fall ground for the unpreceder.ttd corfelgtere with vrtich they bee* by the. i'ul.lic been so liberally honoured. Patients in the country are requested to state the parecularis of their rase are, and manner of living, enclosing a Baali-;lrat for advice 4;1 medicines, and the same will be forwarded eOat part 01 theldngdom. GOSS and ('o. Surre 13. Entiverie•street, Fleet street. W A La Al LONDON UoktOlit RUM' . idoreng••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••.. 17 Liman after s Aft tIT 00'1 •• • • ........ •• • •• • .... •• 3$ vows. aPer s LONIN iN l'nnted by Limas. Karr. Ptaet , .see•and rub!!3b.4 there, ail, at We Star•Oirge. I Sr se 7 lam