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, LAW INTELLIGEACE. COURT Or RING'S BENCH, NOV. se. anvewast tl5. Mr. Celine/ moved far a Mandamus to R. C. Efq. one of the jullices of the Peace for the I County of Surrey, to receive an information made before him, and proceed to hear and adjudicate the fame. No imputation of blame attached to the Ma gill:ite ; the Mandamus was only to diteel him in the eaercife of hi. office. The information was laid on the 39 Gen. 3. e. 7. " for more tartly fuppreffing fricieties meeting for treafonable porpofes," whereby it is enaled, that if any pylon firsll print any book or paper, Sm. to be difperfed or pnblithert, whether the fame is to ha fold or given away, the name of the printer, his place of abode, &e. Mall be print ed on one part of the laft Sleet, &c. and every per- fon omitting to print Inch name, kc. and every perfon rinirlifking or diftributing loch paper, &c. or tailing rn dilperfing the fame, either gratis or foe cnone:-, without the name, Ste. ball, for every copy io dif perfed, pay 301. to be recovered, Sm. one moiety to the informer. The information was exhibited by a Mr. Bleeze, and fitted that s paper was dißtibuted, and one given to him, in the prefence of fevers, per. font, by one-H. Bolton, as follows s " Mr. J. Bleerst tater notice I hereby sears yea not to come on any of my manors at Leatherhead and other plaerrs , (tranwegl them), or elfewhere, in the County of Surrey, qa any pretence whatfocver. Signed H. Bolton." This paper having no printer's name attached to it, •tilo. the groond of the inforinatitio ; but the Magigkilrei l thought it act within the aft. end would not teceivek. Sir lirdikatTvGipas would now have (Owed c e de bit the cc would not hear him at this time, as it would be inn di die titular bufinels of the entlete• , ; OM" ed lowd Ittaihnilweldtron t O of Inilidir* faid, it was a paper addrefTed to an Individual, and did not op • be intkriXd.for.difper.fion : but he thouldinut sde withrut I jays/Emote into the aft. 111110171caei Gidas Paid the, was his cafe, and his Loeslibip had, in fa& (hewn caufe foe him; but a Rile to thew califs wu nevertheltb granted. . • V• '• ammrstews reamers. . On a motion to difchargy a Defendant upon filing . Coninsun bail, he being a foldier, and the debt under tiof. it appeared that the Defendant was a fifer, at tached to a volunteer corps, acid was &Refit& and received par. The ChM/ of the Mutiny AA which prose is folding' tin arreß in the above cafes, corn, pains the words, es every palms who !ball be lilted, fhatl be exempt froln erred, fee" By Rat. 44 Gco. Fitters, DrUrnelerti.lerjeants, Ite. attached to Volunteer Corps, and receiving pay, are rendered fob lea to the Mutiny An. Mr. Bowes contended. that the Defendant was. khercftlx• milled 40 the becefit of being privileged from aired, in the cafes above-mentioned. Mr. Bust .vowwas heard on the other fide. r • 3,,0rd Ett b ssammucia, Chief Jultice, raid, Thar the clanfa making the Ettfeh'dent fobire to the Mu • tiny AA, was only with refpee to difoipline. 'I he Defendant was ant Co lifted as required by the Ma. tiny AR, that is filled by receiving money for enter• jai- Kole discharged. O O. USA Melia le g lealloir. Mr. Tor vino armed cadre again ft a Rule obtained by Mr. EfpinaLle ht this cafe, direAing the Sheriff to • pry over to the Defendant the amount of the execu tion itucd by the Plaiatri. It appeared. that Mrs. Gensler. the Plaintiff, be came acqbainted with the Defendant in Gloucetler• bore. where fie aged as a covernefs, in a private &may t and being pleated with her fitsvity of man ner% Ilse pmpofed to lend her actg. Bank Annuities, to let up a fehonl for young Ladies, in London, to he replaced in three years. houfe was accordingly ta t lt•m near Pentland place, where the Plaintiff dieted and lodged with the Defendant ; and they afterwards scasov e d ip Nottingham place, where the Defendant furnifked4he hook from top to bottom, and paid r Sol. yearly tent. The Plaintiff Coon a(tek chi - covering, -ttit the bond for soot. vii not doted. repriced to advance a further tom of foul. and to take a froth tlecuri ; ibis was acqnicked in on the past of the Defendant, but indeed of a bond, a warrant of attorhey war executed, and immediately after. exe cution was dined, and her goods fold under it to that amount. The Rule. therefore, was obtained, upon die grounds of her beim/. a Amor revert, with the knowledge of the Plaintiff, and that the poser of attorney was obtained under a mikonception, the Defendant undetflandino. that it was to be upon the fame terms as the origiinil hoed for vol. Mr. Tama°, on the other hand, cootended, that in as nutch as the Defendant's hatband had been at tainted of High Trealon in Ireland, and was now re-' Lident in France, the pica of mimeo meter could not avail her in the prefent cafe. His athdav its silo Rated, that the had been guilty of many extreveganeies, to as in render herfilf Antal infolvent l and alio, that .rot only the Attorney, bet leveret other per fons were prefent whet; the executed the warrant, and be was ' pet tettly await of the nature oh it. The Court, however, were of opinion, that although this rule could not be futlained on the ground of the Defendant's bei..g a forms court, yet, there was fur ficiett! upon the face of the cafe to friti.fy them, that the potter of attorney was executed through a turf nancee.ton. and therefore the rule was made abli.luie. Tien /MG e THOMAS CaLLow•r. Mr. )aiers ptivaid the judgment of the Cnutt upon the Defendant ? He flatted that when the De- feudant had been hilt before their Lordlbips, he had fdd, that if mercy °mulct lie extended to him he would make important direoveries s which lit had not dime. Mr. Jolliet Guist then proceeded !opal's lenience on the Defenslanf. He &dimd that he had been , fund pithy of a foul fi and, tat ender your ing to pro. clue for a peif n named Edward SlCPhtlifoll a 1 1.1.1 ttbion • from hieing impreffeJ, by (wearing that Ste• plicidon was above ffty-i ae years of age. .'lris was lih.ll atrocious and abarninibir drre i ition. and if it was fi der ed to be carried on, it ...mild tend, in a great degree, to break di•srn and defiril the nary, re . o l,,ills o rt, .d the Connttr, v..t prevent men fr.lll i norettim.friim the impref, who were entitled to Itch immsnnsie►b she law of the 1 Ind. The acute cool initiel by the thlen.lant was little thort if sit alt f t•reafon aasiaa the State, , chat tire ori iim..ance, the prefect war woe taken into conedetati rt. at d shell it was notorious how much the Empire skitex;• ded hr nay?. The fentence at the Court therefor , was, that the Defendant he imprifoned in his Majetly'. gaol of Negate for fiercer) calendar months, an then difelsarged. 'Tat LINO V. 'MINAS lIIIDDIS This defendant had been convilled at the Surrey AfGees of having in his podeflion a quantity of cot I dage, cenvals, copper bolts, and other articles, t. nearly the amount of gel. masked with the broad arrow. the King's Gores. Mr. jinlice Cause. in palling fentence, told the' defend:int it was utterly impoffible that he could have tow honeßly by articles of this defcription as they mutt have been Bolen, and brought to him. as he had received them ; if, indeed, he had not purloined them himfelf, which, however, did sot ap pear from thee; dente. A mull wholeforne (Faure rendered the offence of Reeling King's Bores lia. ble to a lenience of tranfportatinn l.r fourteen I years, and ndthing had been Rated in mitigation of his definqnency. The lentence of the Court there fore was, that the Defendant be kept to hod la !boor in the Surrey County Jail for one month, and that during that time be be once publicly whipped, I ' the (Winne( of one hundred yards, in front of the said New Jail its Maiditone. Till clue O. SUS•NN•N asatiest.zr. This Defendant had been convifted of a Similar of fence, and was ordered to be imprifoned for twelve calendar months in hlaidftnne jail. She fainted on hearing the Caliente pronounced, and was taken out I of Cour.. Tel ;IMO V. JoUPN AND ALM ILDIIOI'. 'Mete Defendants bad been ennciered of affaulting • and obi/ending a revenue officer in the execution of his deny. its karching the bottle of the Defendants, when he feized t zlbs. of fmugglcd green tea. • Mr. Jultics Ganes commented with enafidarable and mnft jut/ fevesity, upon the ensdeft of eke wo man, in calling for a safe knife to plunge into the odi eer while fearching her.—• The Court fentenced bUth ' the Defendants, in ennfideratibn of their umberorts Family, to be insprifoned only one calendar mouth. TAW auto n. i ,sesie sacks. wanes FIL•q9II, JOHN 'scat, AND AIIoTHIR All tint defendant , its this cafe, except John Secar, were hr..ught up for jn•fresent. They had been in• dieted the lag Affixes fur the county of Roney, held at Gnildfotd, for a ' , sapiency. an afraid% and falls impritonment, upon Francis Attyirood. . All the defendants, except John. Secar. were found guilty of the drank and falfe itithrigultfhenr. bin ac • quitted of the confpiraey. John Secar was acquitted of all the charges in the iediament• This was h * cafe of rather et : inviter nature, in which the proceedings of parish officer,. wish re fped to paupers ita Whir of children, was particu larly cosseetned. ' ' " . - It appeired from the Mei notes, who tried the sense, and from other cocuenfiances in the cafe. Mat 'the Charkitte Field, a pauper, of the pit% a Wal lin ton, in the &only of Surrey, a girl of about eighteen years of age, carne berme the Magiftrates tg t o the dtflilet of Croydon, and Poore !waif with • child of acbatiard child, by Frantis Attywood, alio A pauper of the fame paid% then about nineteen • years old. It turned out afterwards, however, that although every Imposts and appearance led to that. coneluflon, yet, in point of fait. (he was not, at that I time, in a Rate of pregnancy. The defendant% is 1 the Churchwardens and Overfeers of the peril, took . Attracted into cukedy. and confined him in fevered public honks and other places, in order to.compel . him to marry the girl. To this he uniformly de clared his averfann, and endeavoured to make his efueme, but in vain. He was brought before one . Ckrgyman and another, in order to have the mar , riage ceremony performed ; bid, in ennicquence of • his being' unde: age, thele Reverend Gentlemen re. • fared to execute the office, until the banns fisonld be , regularly pub/idled, or the parents of the parties Mould content to their ualua. While in slit ad o f walking to the Cletgyautes readence. he was Come. times handcuffed to one of the party. He was-kept , in clofc confinement fur the (pace of three weeks, until the banns liauld be regularly publithed, during which time he was well fed, and had plenty to rat and drink, and was fupplied with brandy and other ' liquors abundantly. He would have endeavoured In cicala, but lone one or other always remained in• the room, as a watch oveethim. At the capitation of the three weeks, he was forced to clthrth, and thereethe marriage ceremony was regularly celebra ' ted. The new married couple *ere brought home, and a plentiful (upper provided ; but he (till cx ' pelted his didike and difgult towards his rib, and declared be would one be Compelled to confummate the marriage rites. He was, however, forced into the bed-chamber, and locked in; he tat up all night, and at One time elldeAvoiped to make his •fcape through the window, but this was faltered, and be was obliged to remain there till releafed the nest morning. It appeared, that an affirm at law, for recovery of damages for Mlle imprifonnsent, as well as the indidtment. had been inairuted under the di i maim ni the Maginrateb belonging to ilk dittrift. :—Tie former s however, was now deflated to be Roped. I MI: GAltlloll.lof the defendants, made a few oh• der emirate, and thought it a vet y COMlnnlicafe, -there a yourg man had gee a young woman with child, ' the 'wait ofliccrs Should endeavour to accommodate I ' nutlets in the bell manner ; in this Bale, both par• i ties being paupers, they concluded that matrimony j wonld be the belt method. Mr. SC/jeAlit DIST and Sir. Notate. for the pro recision, admitted that the acquittal of the defen dants, on the charge of a confpiracy, was perfeelly ti ht ; but when the young man had been fo affault ej and falfely imprifoned tot three weeks, and after. wardt, forced to marry a woman whom he detefled, waa a (otiose matter for the cnnfidermion of the COMIt. Mr. lattice Ganes. in prononnsiog the fentesee of the Coup, obfe , eeet, that had the defeudami been corm'lted of-the fiefl•part of the chat's', mutely,. tit/ e s,lintragy to force a perf.m PonsAyry :mother ogAittki their iaelinati.m, their pond/ men. mull Jamie been forere. Dui as they row thwel "34.'40 of ,p cur Arr..i, and falle ;nsprifo mem, the Coll Tin se They . however.' forget the mode in which tl , Praf.tait and iMpefhe r tittter • were mode ; r.frihb offi:enoise,,ltilleed 411E6mi thcv had rur., iiinsiiJ i lrve tit a g*rnd 1111111Mpke Vialer All she C111:111UllAIICeit. the COD 1./4mA apd, aojudged, that they lb. old be imptifoned in jam' Crof ty Gaol of Itirrey, in Horfeinonget•lone, for he (mut of fig weeks, and be then difcharged. TX! 1100 O. 71alligoil. Vie defendant, an Attorney in Yorkfhire, had Neel cotivided of certain grnfs and fcandalous libels upon a Gentlentan. a Deputy Lieutenant of the Earl Riding, which he had priblifhed, b . +th as hand-bills sad in the York Herald Newfpaper, Bating that the unfectitor, from motives of malice and ill will to him (the defendant) had cut his flirrup leathers, de- Pending from a (addle on a honk which he (the defendant) was about to ride, with intent that he might fall oft and be killed • Mr. Joakc GAOSS in palling (entente (+brevet& th it nothing could wear a more malignant afpcd than the condud of the defendant in this inliance, as in tenth be had imputed to the profecutor. nothing lea than the dark atrocity of an 'Ginn. Not raily had he publiffied his poifnn in hand•hills, but bad minated his venom and his rancour through the me dium r,f a neurfpaper. The pertain who that Newspaper rept efented himtglf in his affidavit as the Editor and Pole Proprietor of that Journal, and yet he had inferred in his paper this libel or the do. fendant, without, as he Rated, being aware of its contents or its deffiription. The Court, then fore, taking into eonGderstion all the ciretstogatseee of the cafe, and the fads dated for the defendant in midge. lion, and in order to afford him an opportunity of deep reeerdion on the enorOsity of ;lee ofPoce he tied enpunitted, featenced him to pty a gne tp the King of tool. to be iroprifoned in the King's flinch Feigns for three calendar months, at the end of which•period to give fecutity Yoe his rstS4 beherfour for duce year(' hinifelf in 5001. and.tpo fueeties la 511541,.540, .4114 to be [amber imprifooed until CudLias Irk.o and furetics found. • !, x.4t s • :der14040 , r.i... LONDON ALOOLOTOingiIk me. .4 PROM THE LONDON OAtETTP, MEIN Average Price of Cons in Elaglatal and Woks, henetffilleneras esereg Nov. se, 1103. Moat. Rye. I Barley. I Oats. I Bean. I Pear s. a. s. d. s. 4. s C. I. d & 4. 0 i t as o ay to 46 3 05 1.. - Prier of %gar, verso led rem the Ratans tgt . 16, .. sal. per eidealendps 11111111111311 ERMA% in Marl-has, eadaiike eneehantebo rasa to the ipla or mo.......Tetoeiksts quartet.; btu 731 errs. -15. Aid bights alas /oh retard. fl{ ••• A RETURN OF 141.06/R ; anp dm' t stk NaventSte to the silt of N;Wilibillb Total-13 Os facka—Average yls. 631. 4 . tbe slijoseer than LE return. • Art:* OF HOPS. *Mao o•tt motive. Kant - 311 Swan it so 1 ICAt - al to 110 $1 3111 at Safes . .$1 t. 61 aSafes - 41 I* to yl M Wei j 1 Os to 61 oo Farnham 'avow gpf 9i PRICE toF HOPS IN THIS ISOROUOII MARKET. N ew h er e l t o t t o st to• 1 Parka& ti as to N tow. PRICES OF HAY AND szstAW: SC Jambes's. W 1.4.11441. • Hayporlowl 3 ooto 4 14 41 Hay per load 3 to (a a to Stave s it otos sli Nraw it 16 ro s Cheat 4 4to S S HICK et NAT AUD STIAW IC SUITUVIILD• Hay, 31 is to 41 os 'flaw 45 Of f 0 41 MS Now Do. W oe a ot os . 1 Straw, sl to sl Its shirninELD MARKE T, NovenabewsS. To lab eta 4114—par Ross of gab. Bid . 4. 04 to ss od 1 Bat ot ed to so 64 Maass 44 44 p 44 1 Port as lid to to o 4 UtAll Of CATTLI Tall Day. lbaßa. saint poo—Ebeep and Lambs, ~,no. lIIRW•ArTi sod LEADENNALL, Nevamber at • Pot 14tott of Rib. by t h e carafe. nag 35 0.1 to 45 od Veal p6dto ys usi Mates 3s od to os 44 1 Pat 4* 14 to 6e id PRICE OF TAbLOW IN Lonnoto. St. jaws% nuke. 3. me. Sown TIMM 611 64 to ott Clue Market p sold. Veil.* Ruffle sts tales od Whitecaps, Mafia • ditto 5 6 . 04-10 Sy.. (pa Root ebb.) st 0 4 1Ieap ditto 564 r 6 .... ltd . Melted Stu( cgs to ova •ol it' 'jot Ditto rough 315 od t. 08 Average Prkt js sod Greases its od flood Dap t.. to cm Yellow Soap, rso—Mtaticd,l4s—Curd, ts. Trice of Candle. per dosen„iets 64.—Mnatoto, iSs PRICE OF LEATHF.R, per lb. AT LEA lIENHALL. Butts, so to pfolb each std to Kid Ditto, ho to 63110 16.1 to aid Merchants Backs slid to os4 Meiling Hideo al to tad Phi/Coact tildes sod to said Crop Hides for Potting st.d rt. aid Fat Ordinary sß#d to 193 Calf Silos, so to 4olb p., doses as to ens Dkto so to yolb sts to 42s Ditto 70 to Seib 3 s to 361 Small (Greadand) per lb. 35 oil tO 3. 34 Large ditto loos to a 4:5 per d oe , Tanned Horfe Hides tie to jss cab COAL MARKET, N...omber 2E. Ships at Market tiMpo f,d4 Price toll Newesflk Coal id Po 04 to 490 od I Sunderland od Od e Stone Coat o ....• ad to —a of 1 Coolers . 1 344 4.4 to SEA-COAL METERS' OFEWE, LONDON. NOV. sp. CARGOS! SOLO, and octets. Nov. 24. Nov sio Nov. .1 7 . NEWCASTLE COAL. Monday Wednefd I Friday. , Aslair's Alain i 1 jll6 I .. Bryan'. Nero A - 31 39 6 df a Benton Loopl 45 0 Bins Mali% 1 I 49 0 Carr'. Hill • Cruftl Lii,inon Moor • • 3 Eleiron Main • l• It Heatmt Matn • 3 Hrbburn Main Holivecll Main Kenton Main '43 4424 0 N 0 p 0 H 0 43 0 441; 47 t'l Kminlw nth Montague Ma,n • Baker's Mwiti Pentop Windfor's Tai.fickt Moor I so 6 43 0 43 6 Team Walker Wan'. End s . 67 6 Jo 0 31 6 Temples Wall's End - Wdlinitrm _ _ Wykan't Moor s H;rtley SUNDERLAND COAL. _ _ _ Bourn Moor Eden Main Priinrole Main s . 49 0 41 6 It 6 4% 0 42 6 _ 44 9 3 8 9 30 0 JO 0 46 I 4 11 L 47 3 i Haibrorth Moor Tetal.Shly. •x 4 CO In ittoriircHA , Areftinlmp 36 11, $Ut 114 dis j 1)0. of 0 1 ,6 e ' 31 I a ?Madrid • Rotter.l4o4 , Ia ft I Ilf. &PIM j Halllber,44 . _, ;...4 ii 14 Uf. I 41411000 Alt4,oa 34 9 1 k l'f Naples' Paris. t ityultatt 14 4 1.. v. VrbitV; Hsrl4. IKLIC .. a 4 X . I jrr 4 nowdes.;: : 4 A I PakrlVl. to. ~, A g io, 4,,, , tirahnod 3 NLw .1.4,21.4., o j 1 41 6 42 0 - 4 0 o 43 IP 46 6 0 6 47 6 43 0 ligrtfeel. I aims 47. A v ieirrO I 1.41.4% 6s St .*L. ( 0p56,6 ja .4,thiNin . its 4 ~44 I IV. Nrliu aiwtor 410 90 ^mg per OS. ,t per COL es% SikTßg. On Friday lalt, the Lady am: Bk.& than of Dade. lir &fon. On the 18th ukhoo, t, a La; of Wtitiam Huhhafil, Kfq uC pea. ham, of a daughter. on we,innany lint the Ltd( of HrOff Lvesitteno, trti• of a daughter. MAKItIBIS On Sottoday, November 29th, at St. Mary-la.bonne, by ih Rev. J. &onward Shaw Brooke. Han* Hawley. EN eitteit fon o Sir Henry Hawley, Batt. of Leybo roe Orange. hi the County o Kent. to Collieries Elisabeth Shaw. riled daughter of Sir Julia Aim. Bart. of Kertirard,in the fame Culmty. Thurfday, at Medea, the Err William Maras, Vicar of Batt. den, Meets. to Aft Maria Chawne Tilton, daughter of the lit I Jolla Titres, kri of Wallington 1.2441 din On tits t yds okkato, at Otargow, .utr. H. M. Mfg, of Cherie town, South Carotin*, to Mgt Agnes Ritchie, des/Ater of M Aktinder Rltekte, merchant. Olafson , . On the itch sit. at 'Forrest, the Wee. Goirge M K. oak , &NIRO of Otriek, to Mira M•Lennes, of Sorrell. . On Weatieiday ialt. at Cltettenhatn, tit, Rev. Pall of Brapithill, tn Coso l .tj deetheurehitsre' •.‘ : Remo • ; RN/ Afti 2 , 0 1 40'‘'• - a• .••-444n8 1 " rF s 4- antrum o ur 6 , N , '" 4 'l •.21 0 1 - £ WATIt , • a u • ' • ••• •al Ao.rwoo• . no '4” .1• 2HE CORDIAU 11144.44 of Gi LEAD thing Its* aPd lived. 'VI I ' . • i l Ytla t ility til l i d en tk t s ry this : 4 14,4 Idealist !oche . sip a . .111'414 %mach. !MI &JM OA Pavel t it eara thitaria • Mothrtirs and Le*. 411,11krind. have inft reeetvett ; r "raise ret.:l=te sdle6ea a 4 rtAtreattniffes . peiblltt (M r i' val t :ll:v r f c t r ii:oil We e : =:+lB to trtnefs of fghits, loft of appetite and initliellion., god. . e comptaints In general. Pee. peke to 64 L ipid d L saris g oys, i mu iolo gg .b. with* 11 61 Is fared to the pti retook Tile a ern e basis:an ettofhistNy steel with lovarlithh. fated. MI eltablilhed Achy hating Rand the tett of half* contrll. Do u bl e pott t ie of all lett, rs to Dr Sol o mon, Mead Hoare. she Liverpool, mutt be paid, mad a fool tea ilii en. :ofed for advice,. -. D& VELNO's VEGETABLE PILLS : giro; proved. by exporamee, m I. the in* art molt imphoot Al. Le l. motive, Pe aerraa, at d SereaTaWall air the Sitio° ; 114 who are Mani MO the Storey, lleeetniek PreMthwit • a y,, Senspisti. di soy mho •tillibedera asillag from vitiated li ; et Mote who love hotedred ilmir alailtillone by rbill es ef in y. i s , mils Waiktihriffeadialia.MlAPArti. amid by no Meant malt a moots ot dieValmarilhAasica the AMMON. lie emote* sedielellaslik ftshilii AbieekVoris In rie.fhis an 4 M r sr bu *se tiliMhipil left ellhipsiblifiliso lk* oc t = ed 111 emainallgooduraaied end i plo- L eleerolso sr felbeistAs Milt ifildillsiii ',Weis beidearider amadis . Mr-. roilipo is he Roo a.llBlaal a in abort, le is the looi li rgZ i tr li qsts, lepribc ese /Waist sabre. Watt , ate by the realm dtkr animist - Mertirgf.:4 cog excite, the attention and (unwise of seediesl ask 10 all other medicines bay. railed, De Vet e's Poilnske $e ea as a (Medic for all Menders which originate is an tame beim. ',sired ltaj of the blood. Nom can he ggemnutoe, wherefnr,er qr by whomfoever fold. ant. lett the bill of dbeAbtw is figned in red ink. by the Proprietor. p. SIARI.P.S. Prepared M. Mr.:l Scarasoner fole Propet-tact Ina role *bob'. fate aod retihlky Num sou 'Award., fa Si Pauli Over& yid, OA the footway. Losiloo,prke as 6d. ti d . a. . • IN pro'elbag aiyrelf a mulArly educated MEM ..er of the ROYAL. COLLEt4 of SUR IFONI to LON. D 044. I think it incumbent nos me to nyor.hy, , that my Dtplors fro n the College of Shinto., as well as Certificates from the Notpltabi. slid Wartime entleffort realer whom f II odi..il Phyla, Surgery, rid iSildwif..ry have hero for years plaet.l in ale of my Parlours, open to the lorpr4ion of any sow who happens to he there, err thfiross of Was eistalnaita. Tater Cat If aka, I have Wheal ell abet prettier. for thia Study and Treatment of V sssss A L CJII ts.•i mit and DluituT V -fat It teas not all I ha ! esperti nee a An Array Surgeon sail .. rPrseittione,r t h at f *tight IWO" Jultifinl in ties eledbrast this preens' bianclt. The cooett.traleti force of the batman Ilea, when diryelcd to a pimiento. point, omit aelaire tope. *city within the circle nf Its ow. a.,tion,and. Roos cootioued he errs, le a decided prat( that my (Lets have oat bees Ids Iwo. ficil to other. than advantageum in ntyrelf. Tke diftrefs cad the erdiery welch arife from a arta 1 deßras. tine huh to prnjdotte to frlioollioye, bane bun impend, poor. trayed by the milivitits of the age. Best it is ti.e ditty of ee,ry PraCtltioner, when sated tiro to relieve fuel fult.s4 g", by Medi. cal MAltatice ; sod It is the acquirement of my eisoadve exp.- rierope in thie Mae to offer an every (*Lb elk • laic and catala to. oftab:fetutent. IQ Otiht cafes of deficiency maimed by free living. mildew in warm Climate*. nr too much fudnlget , ce at redo Live Palo a, anei in all Venereal Corfu-4Am*, catty applk.tmo Wombs im mediate cure. Lit In the m. 41 ettots4leatett Caret's( thututv aecnenpae ied by lever or lat'rdersnf est ryas& wiling, Irma aec 1 1, 4 , 4 into Rine; row pert 'epees )a taclitaentebty moats for the rc•animation of the Coneituriun Ind reltortijno to health and vigour —ln an ear,* with either fen. the mod Inli 'table fccreey Is obferved, and the terms ..f reonaseratimaare p6ildy Rate 4 so the Silt latervicw MARTIN DRiii, Member lathe itnya Ceders of Sargent. to Lowks. N.. .9. Avula44dtteete he •tki. nag Tsmotsllat. 'there Is an additional entranin to Water it eel adjoinieg..eriAlli levers Irmo tows or esmovry us sepetied to COM sin a hank soh. RENOVATED HEALTH. TT has been too itectutotly the Itthjea of inn and enteral reprobation, chat men deftitute of the elements of the medical art have ' leered thentfetve. at e - tolditlates for public potentate in the profeene phvAe For the purpok of doing +talcs to the retail. uur Ittidies mad emtericnc6 and to prevent a. front being cl. fled among thole emph:es whore impudent pra t shwa Isaac, antar.unae ly for fueicty, bent ton favourably re ceived, we beg lean. to fuhm:t to the liberal and enlightened a faithful &gement of our purfuit. and acqoiresuents. Atter having 'clewed a regular medical cslawatiou at the pupils of Metes Grin* dal and Bite tid, wh , W. keturoe and pr....glee e woefully auto. 4d, pmt.ft.u. and forge-onto( the I.nis4ues Hofpital • we vetoed twirlers as Radrets In that Italy celebrated (clod for medioal acquirenieut the lt..yal I:entice of Edinburgh, and were biltruc tedio the diff:rent brars'wo of Anatomy. Surgery, the theory and prannice of l'hyfie. Chentiery. Miarritery. Botany. tee Ike. by thole eminent pridettont, Drs. Moans, Orcgory, Blatt, Ilpocan anal Rutherford. We traft we Ih.ll net be dittoed pro famptunue in raying that our protkieney and acquirements are .tat incoolidtralde. having for a lone; fettles of rare made venereal complaints. and the various difeifee of DEBI alit, the particular Olen of our Itudies and pra:llce, it will, we hope. he allowed that we have acquired fortrior knowledge:of their treatment ...and care. la flight and 'recut cafe. or hart $. D. a pate^ me ettahlilhment in completed i the Boot pasta uf two ,litysa .40111 In thole of the mama Inventracy, where other raelitioorrs erne failed of faeces. a proper pate-wee tiler In our plan 01 tt.emystett. curlew to the patient a fare and ratted cure. Amildlt the melancholy variety of Jtionlent whit!' are the egols of a habit long and molt unhappily pained try the youth of both Sear., thevc are mote otore alarming or more dilreffing clan thole deficit/wile. mad which net:pertly prevent or =hiller the matrimonial Atte o nosh nrrfon• it mutt he a canceling re bretlem rt hones that this may n o w hr a 111.•• RO4 i ,f,llible mode of treatment; * refl.tred to that peatcti. of all_hionan Alerting., a ftno4. manly, stet vigorous cooftl• Unites. lu all COO , vat from whatever curl.: atiGoß, a. well a. in every cocci. of vene. real Infeellost a we niq be conflated by patients of .it her fez with. the ;Mite* (care, aid honour. floor. of curifithatiao at how trounces. to three, and resin lit 1... he evettitm anti st night. Perkily. In the ittlintig ate Vrillicitra to ate tgte partleulated thett cafe, age. anal general halite 14 living. 4c, tke liteledlng a remittance Oureolvlce &Oa tlinlteitit., when the Lem will he given or lent to any ported the kiligtioto "1:o eating that tsar-.y but cf. • to .pr underotklng, the,lanft tee ept•ry our. ha added to he account for enediclnto. if,;IJRRITT t end • 'ca, . s Itch. ' . a. „OD* liefur ( Arden' wimps.; Noted and publlthed hyt.thlKl-4.;K111r (en Can / • Wk. imeireth)ter the Sgi 0/41611 KS r. Carr?. üblilbed alto at the SCAR Jn,tcw r 'S ennple Par 'WNW ,-•••=• * i F, 111M.L ~o ;rEi l i 115, 4. 1111 34 t i fil ig wki WWI NC h la *A Ns - ~~ fiA, P. du 4111 and nua Pas 4 , • T 1 ilt a; kft I Se •••••1 trio I '~O 7 IC~tl obi and . s S I 'I 1 S 'I A Scr In Cori Cr