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- • - WlLibt., DitoiMtlit 17. I At. length , the fate.of our city isihappily decided. In the course'of less than half a year has this second chate taken piacv,irt our sitnatind, and we now see tht'essaglid&iference bet Ween the two Governments . .thus ofthebenevolent Russians, and that of the 'violent and oppresive French. But what is now the , acing cosidition of the latter ? With what pride aad arrogance &d they arrive here ! And now, changed, id& pile and-trernhling shadows, they fly in feat-fig; clegain, s tlircessing away their arms and all the tneniurepeei hod lallagied lq their plandering. .tbitirbolly flibitt Our city has escaped the lamentab falirsinish:hantefallen so Many others` Thanks to 31 izakilliatiot,,,and praise to the brave Russian.' u ll 14it At Two iitthe afternoon, the i t uards: stostectiAn . :command of is Imperial High. smiths Caarewite.h and Grand Duke. They defiled, viiiksoesic playing, before the Commander as Chief Of the armies, General Field Marshal "PribeeGok **hew Kutusoff of Smblensk : jpjful hutrahe re soifnand on every side ; the concourse of people nts extraordinary, and the countenances of all were eit pressive.of the sincerest pleasure and satisfactian.--' kerne thousands of prisoners a ere b brought in on this evening the Opera tetra Pan (tick was performed at'the Theatre. the piece, which the ConitniW ith his preseneei.4?as distingtiishtli the gratitude Or the friftahltantsiof i the illustrious Hero Who bad deli!' 'ie enemy. On the stage was his- j it . pktlire,.with the Portrait bf the irslitl ; add the - insetiptfonit.TO Covntry." Above Wa an eagle With the name of •the Emperni. !erns which were sung on this oc :d with. the loudest applause. His Imperial Majesq, on his ar.: Las been pieased to apPoint General prince Golenishtschew Kutusoff. of _ , o !lt of. the First Class,and Grand Military Order of St. George the Martyr, 'lt Vii' iry. Emperor was met 70 wersts from sage of Michali schek, by the Field iwa Dobrowolskij, and at the List , at 'the village Jaswa, by Colonel, nth a regiment of Cossacks, amid ttiOns of a great corcourse of people, from every quarter, and who oc , ~. co tlii; city. At the same station, the Ikiegation at W,lna had likewise the hap. !leoining his Majesty, with bread and salt, of—" Long live the great Monarch, rwst." On entering the city itself, received by Major General Stawra ..enant .Gei e al Oertel ; and at the General Field Marshal, by the whole Ifficeri. In the evening the city was sting, as being Ms Majesty's birth deased to attend the parade of the • returning to the palace, he received is of the Military and Civil Officers. :y went to the church to hear the town-corps of this city, with their (ore the palace.; and when the co lyful hurrah ensued. The dinner ly was on this solemn day laid at ieid-Marshal General, with whom Ljesty to spend the evening. Whilst firing, during the dinner-time, joyful hurrahs intermingled with the illery throughout the city. The in :d each other, as in the holy Easter expressed their heartfelt joy. this general solemnity was concluded inations. ~ before the close of the pio , ce, a of his Majesty was placed in view, happy people, singing solemn songs expressed their grateful thanks tor part of the country. " DECEMBER n, (21;.) ivate intelligence from Sweden, we a thorough breach has taken place try and France, and that in conse- Ambassador, Cadre, had received 'eden. .., DECEMBER 10, (22.) cers received here, vie are informed, - Ice of Napoleon's abandoriing the ind of his hasty flight from Russia, itself through all Get many, and filled the pleasing hope of soon seeing an ies of Euiope. At Vienna, as me _ . oral inhabitants had, of their own ced their houses, and celebrated with the Russian arms. Papers have been filled with reite of the great preparations every Ince the beginning of November, Per Napoleon's Coronation. But he that day (the 2d December, New different manner to his usual c us gl eat fear, despair, and disquietude, lace to another, in . various •tnd 'in tents, to disguise himself *from the ir-“,: ; ; ( 7kr . Indust* Titiltdnienti Vaet.titthllt despon. which depsessed the inhabitants, and trade and - havt'reibeeied new lifeliitilitst-Itik ''!'I I .46SCOW, DEC . itA i 7 6 . ' •I '? i"'' . ThentlitkEWMitbitenti ieho as* Aidrae4 iivi :shiteinceesisirsfecen day to do* ,Sealethouses are al-1 Soon eigiiely evolved, and : these iasso . place capable ' ei furnishing recent for a residence that is not men- ' pied. Trade and' manufactures revile in an eitraor dioary mitosis? i 2506 shops are already built ; and the nierkevelike is every day throngedwith a prodi . . gams number of buyers and sellers.:.: . • On the 13th instant, his eminence Augustin Bishop of Dmitrow, - and Vicar of this metrppolis, consecrat ed to the protection and intercession of the Virgin .Mary, the lower Church of the Cathedral, where the relicts of Wassilji, the righteous repose, and with' t the whole subprisof the Kimy.. .At the eo'nrnence ment of this religious procession, a prayer was said at the place p{,,' public. execution, from which the pro. cession passedfo'tfieibOe-tnentioned suburb. The concourse of pet* on thitivccaiion was extraordi nary. Processionirvirrei.Ulade; as , his Majesty the Ens.:, perm had directed, for the purification ofthechurches throughout the Whole city.. . c •.1 • ' • . .' - - TULA. DEC.I4. !- Ltw'patitietof •Fttrich prisoner 4 Still eiestinue hs-' cessan4fte be brought in here. They are .ail ,pro. vides', wish ~doper clothing, and sow o nf.thent . aee , I.2ossessealtdifferent articles and ( ne , ; . ol,wh‘ch ,p e, Convincing proof of the exemplary bunsluiityi . uid dis.:. interestedness of their conquerors. BERLIN,, JANUARY 2. On the 3d of December, the French army 'ekes joined by 20000 . freshtroops near Mtlosczne. .- i'. •" ' - ' POSetst, DECEMBER ea. - " •"':- c 4 'After the *rrWil of a courier,-in the night betsvtien' I the. 16th and 17th, -four corps of French troops were: , announcest as coming to l'Onigsberg, Islarienbuig s ! i i bilarienwerdely and Thern„;l.which were stated by. ICo Darer, unt as co 4 sisAigi f 6r25. odd men end); and for whom 5{300 'ruddily, and 25,000-portions, were bespoke at every stake. At are same time the mili tary effects, removing from Konigsberg to Gran. dentz, arrived here ; and every preparatiork wise made for receiving, these troops, of whom . eie - wesp' told 6, that they were going to take another posiirdt, and to quit the States of the King of Prussia.!' thiV information was dated the 14th inst. iron; Stallip. shin ; but at ten o'slock,, on the 17th, • a courier - Tr rived, who brought the inforteation of an :.Tair , having taken place at Kowno on the 15th, in which the remainder of the army announced to come here, was beaten, the magazines, at -Koran) were set on' fire, and that the want of provisions and the cold, was the sole cause of the army's dispersion ; and that it would no longer obey any orders. ii This intelligence was confirmed on the 18th, by a traveller passing through here from the army. Bas-' sano arrived singly in a sledge at Konigsberg; and fugitive Generals, Adjutants, and Officers, are hourly passing through this place with courier horses. The last cavalry corps, formed of officers on the retreat s arid consisting of 600 horse, is said to have eitissed, only two days, and at present merely the War" . di, keep together. , '1 he troops announced wilt . consequeatly ofttliii: rive here ; and we are apprehensive that the main Prussian corps is surrounded, as it did not receive orders to retreat until the 14th inst. Many exagge rated reports are spread about,—such as Victor's having capitulated with. 24,000 men; and that the King of Naples arrived at Tilsit on horseback, all alone, and prevented the town from being burnt.— Our Lithuanian country stud-horses will arrive in four days, as will likewise our depots of cavalry, which are in East Friesland. They talk, likewise, of a Proclamation, which the victorious Russian army carries with it, and distributes. The want of water was so great at head-quartets, that they filtrated the finest Bourdeaux wine so long, till it lost both taste and colour, and appeared like the clearest water.— Constantine had been among the nations Of the Cos sacks, and had not only confirmed but extended their privileges ; so that several of them are to have seats and votes in the Senate. That, in return, this nation' has granted another levy of 40,000 men, and these to 'be fully equipped. Dombrousky is lying, wounded, at his estate not far from hence. Poniatowsky is , wounded in the knee by the fall of his horse, which was killed under him. Courier horses are kept here in readiness for him : he must escape.—Of •the in, I cognito passengerc who have passed through here, the following have been recognized : Berthier, Du-'I roe, Lefeere, Murat, and the Archbishop of Mechlin. The departure of this last gave the signal for a gene ral flight at Warsaw : all - the treasury is here, and I next week the whole Council of State will arrive here...l —The French army is now totally dispersed and destroyed. The common soldiers were deserted by their officers, si ho merely sought to save themselves. Generals, and other officers, are daily arriving here. There latelypassed through here 150 sledges, with viddles, and 150 men, being the remains of a division of cavalry, who are to procure horses in Silesia. The loss of the allied army, up to this date, is estimated at 1105 cannon, their whole cavalry and baggage, and 1300,000 men. .. ~ ~ . Yesterday a young woman was cometted from the Mansion House, charged with having defrauded a number of Bankers, by means of forged letters. A Jew seas committed for having in his possession £2l in counterfeit shillings, all of one make. Jchanwilt at' lult was yesterday committed from :Marlborough-street Mice. cbarged with stealing a quantity of atp.aril and silver plate, from a gentle mares house, - in Wigmore.street. The prisoner had gainpd access into the kitchen under pfetence of fore telling future event:, and bad bereaved the above pro. petty Lon' an ignorant country gitiby way of charm ! A few nights since, abtnt eleven o'clock, as Mr. Isaacs, of Russell -street, Covent-garden, UtAs passing. along Oxford-strcrt, nearly opposite Hanway-yard, he was met by a gang cf four 41 five robbers; who suddenly knocked him down with a bludgeon, and' beat him on his head so as to render him aimost raniiseltss. They robbed him of a gold watch, chain, and two seals. Some gentlemen coming up, the vil lains ran off, and made their escape. A flaw evenings since' some villaini found means Weider. . the house of Mrs. M. Moy, in Clarendon. street; Sc tile's tee7l4 - and'itole plate and jewels to a cowlic:able amount. • jimAiric rt., t .0.‘,...,,.....___,...._. „.,_..., „ . . • ‘ ... . ... • - -- •• • 1 , • _.._....... - .- ' spirit el ;,t nom MEW . /"E,72753 . 747G1i GAIZAZT . B OF deacy whi% . • '' :. -'''' •"--- .reaft4rm" , --.' ' - commerce .. 15k.1,04 , .1:44-ket... - ...• ~ -1 .:)) , .f.- i, - '744 4 - 4 - ;•;1' . • —lbii- NII , 2E"'_ ',' ..... • • Tr-ITT : , .I . • . ' • 0 i 7.. -: I! '- -'• 4 1 '' !et • = Ai WIT .141" A _ TIRVFMRPR 1 7 _ -.- ' -j ` TheIPUI liotne tiso , teinnds pr , -e ta Vle ever is74lAsit) : ..oriT) wa fsclron the IP lel - honoured with . by an expression of tin this city,towards the v i e red them from tite e played a trariiplewttU Itictisrio,us Field-Marta thr befiverer of. hit C holding ' a scroll, wit Alexander. The ver: Casion, Were received DECEMBER timid in ;his city, has I Field Marshal Print Smolensk, a *night Cross of the Military and Bringer:bi - 1,14. tr His Majesty the En this city, at the villas post Inspector, Doliw minim from hence, a Tschernosubow, end the ju*Solacclanuktiol whacked arrived frc tampanied him to thi i Jewish Congregation • plisess of vielcothing 1 *mid the shouts of— 'Alexander. the First. . his Majesty was me , how, and ..Lieutenat Felice of the Getter • of the General Offici illuminated. ' Early this morning say; he was please Guards; and after ret the congratulations c When his Majesty holy Liturgy, the to tolours, stood before lours saluted, a joys , table for his Majesty the house if the Fiel h pleased his Majest: the cannon were arin jidlamations and t thunder of the artille: habitants embraced Feast, and loudly cxi In the evening this with several illumine In the Theatre,. transparent picture o before' which the hap pith great feeling, es the-411nm of this p ri; ; ADO, la A 7 authentic to' rirs site t patormed, that a hetWeen that country quence the French A orders to quit Swede: RIGA, I Tily private letters that the itnelligence city of Moscow, and hid soon spread itself ;, - every breast with the god, to the miseries are informed, severe Ilccord, illuminated I joy the success of the ! • All the French P. rated descriptions o where making, since the-celebration of I himself celebrated tt 'Style) in a widely d tom; namely, in we from ,One plat wise festal habilimet i:wetting money. • Mti The country abut .the enemy. Our ci c.epting tne church • .turned into magaiit we will be silent On pressii. Gon be tha vinery ; akd with pod Goiernment, int have undt 'gone .hemsels es i vith them all Ve Ake t f,W Id*. these ti which' 1108‘.4.; ui4CLati ft MINSK, DEC. 2 (: \bout 'hem is now entirely cleared Of city has rpmained undamaged, ex thes, which were plundered, and .tines by the outrageous enemy. But lin the rnisdteds bflbe general'Op :banked, we have escaped all farther ' ietnrning, protection of our it, we begin to forget the sufferings ale. Peace and quiet have already es in the bosoms of Out families, and COrAt. its of peaceable and . mi.-1 few days we have had two kid ttos, .1. le Capt,v.:ti vi{ ire venous of high rani. general ,'*- .. • liar Rena l loitantriAl ill/ lir h. ""'"*"°L.. • -- ii' .4 r., 11.1 y! , 7" . ' ' • ~ ''' Ijoirs.nol tl p.* e: co? ' • thts . l;at an'aetion ciii the statute °Atte leth of . n, to recover the penaltlea gust the defencfant,• two usurious transactions: *Oa was clerk cis Messrs. Beysons, timber-merchants ; an' d the de fenda%resided at Plymouth;•and had acted.as agent there Mr them. About 12 months since, Messrs. Boy. sons being pressed for monet, applied to the defen dant to disco ent them z bill for 41554 17e. sd. This he consented to do; and deduCteil*fis. 4 7ld. which was the legal interest. But he also, ln' addition . to that, charged a further sum of R 4 10i. Kir. b,iusp a commission t ?jf.l-4th per cent. and a charge for postage, &c. ~,He, at a subsequent time, discoudted bills for thern4 the aniqunt of £lllB,for which ha deducted arts. 11d. the legal interest being ref 5 14s. 7d. and the additiefial charge of £l5 14s. 4d., being one-half per cent. commission, and the rest fnel postage of letter:, kw 1 These were the two usurious *ansactions complained of. . i —." Mr. TOPPING, for the defendant, contended;irif ere was no usury whatever in the transaction ; that the defendant was _justified - in making a charge of Commission, in iidlieconierthd.l.4th and the half per cent. which he haat:ls:used as eiteount ; andthat his Charges were noeexteast , agant. - The present pioaticti don arose out of the ingratitudeof Messrs. Boysont, who, finding the defendant unable or unwilling to open his funds to supply their wants any further, now, after a lapse of 12 months, brought this action against im, by which they sought to recover penalties to no , , ess an amount than £l3OO, the enforcement of ivhich would consign him to a prison, and his family io *shit and beggary.' He could call witnesses tek rove these facts ; and than this was the reward now ought to be conferred by Messrs. Boysonspn. the I endant, for the services he had rendered them. i Mr. frOI+ING was proceeding to call his witnesses, when one of the Jury stared that it would be unneces lary, their minds being fully ma4e-appn the subject. The SoescrtoaGesandie s ,hoever,'contended that his Learned Friend, having °pastille evidence, was, hound to go into it, and that hehicra right to reply. , 1 Lord.n.Lessottoeott declared lairuseli el the same opinion. -•- . • • . Mr. 'roman then proceeded to call his evidence I . and examined two witnesses, ageets, who stated, that per cent. for extraordinary tri,uble was not mi4je than the usual charge, aril was not unreasonable—in many cases; per cent. and mote, was chArged. The SoLlerron-Cenettat. replied, and contended, that the law said no more than 5 per cent. should tilt taken ; and by that law they were bound to Alec*, 41'he present defendant Jrad take% more than .5 nek rent. and by that act had subjected himself to'the penalties. • .. : _ - , Lord EtteenortmostAtildteiseci the Jipy at C011$11.• derable length. He observed, this-was an action on it. penal statute. It did not become him to sly he viewed the provisions of that statute either with fa. 'your or dibfavour ; uhilst it remained in fcirce, both hiniself and the Jary were bound to obey .it. This statute prOvided, that no' person should, take higher k interest than 5 per cent. foe money lent. ,He-might take any reasonable charges; but not undettWoutne of agency, commission, or any other title, ;c0614 be. ; take any thing like higher interest. It inigbilii u i lt.; ~ gracious for the Jury to hear fcem him an npitton ' contrary to their own, but when he cunsideredliut duty he had to perform, the high and solemn oath-of office which he had taken, he did feel himself called on to state, and to endeavour to convince them, tt .:ugh, probably, his labour to do so might prove ineffectual, that no encouragement ought to be given to the evasion of the statute. In the present case it did appear, that, under the name of commission and expences, the defendant had taken usurious interest, and thereby subjected himself to the penalties. If, however, the Jury should conscientiously he con vinced, from circumstances which they might dis cover, but which he had not, that the defendant was entitled to what he had charged, they would say so by their verdict. The Jury, without hesitation, found a verdict for the defendant. SMITHFIELD, January 22. Beef Ss 4d to 60 6d Veal 7s od to as 6d Mutton 5s 4d to is 841 1 Pork Gs lid to 7s 6d Beasts, about 640—Sheep and Lambs, 2,430. Calves, 100—:Plo, S3O. NEWttIATE AND LEADENHALL MARKET. Beef 4‘ Od to Ss 41 Veal 51 0,1 to 7s 41 Mutton 5s otl to 6s Od Park Ss 81 to 7: 01 PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW I oMI Flay 41 Os to Si Os New Clover 51 Os to 61 Os New Flay 01 0, to 11 Os Straw ll 15s to 21 2$ PRICK OF HOPS IN TI-IE BOROUGH MARKEL'. Bags. Pockets. Kent 111 11$ to 131 181 Kent AI Ills to 161 16s Sussex 1O lOs to 121 12s Sussex 111 11s to 141 14s Biex el Os to 01 Os Farnham 01 Os to 01 Os Asnroan, JAN. 19.—Beef, 12s 6d to i Od per score.— Mutton, 5s 4d to 6s 4tl per stone.—Beasts 185—Sheep 4130 Pigs 25—Calves 9. OXFORD, JAN. 10.—Tlle second best price of a bushel of Wheat was 15s. 9d. according to wbich price, and a due allow• wee made to the laslar, the assize and price of bread are as fol low, viz.—The peck loaf household. to weigh 17 lb. 6oz. is ss.ld. The halt peek 2s. 64d. and the smaller in proportion. PRICE OF cOALS-.—COAL MARICE I , JANUARY 22. Ship at Market Sold Prices. 2 Newcastle IS 53‘. CI. to E05.•041 o Sunderland 0 00s. Ad. to 004. od I Cifders . 0 Oos.W. to 00s. Od HIUH WATER Al LONDON BRlDt;fi Murning. .... Afternoon l3 minutes after 7 BIRTH. On the 17th inqr. at his house in New Norfolk.street, the Lady of Captain.G. Sermons% R. N. of a dawghter. DIED. Thursday morning, Captain Schoenberg, one of the Conimis *mows of hit Majesty's Navy. • NHL COUGH:, HUA'ASENIiSIia stc. THE great demand for Mr. GREENOUGH'S LO ZENGES of TOI.U, after 50 years trial, proves their su periority, as the most pleaasnt and effectual remedy for all Coughs, Hoarsenessts, Sore Throats, and Defluctions on ti.e Ltitt;s 11C41• Log the rawness of the breast, and affording great rt lief in Short eras Of Breath, Aslanatic and Consumptive Complaints. The genuine only have " R. Hayward" printed on the Stamp—all others are counterfeits—by whom they are prepared, as succes sors to Mr. Greenough. Sold in 1 ondun (by his appointment) by Newberys 9 gt. Paul's Church-yard ;Dicey & Co Bow Church-yard; Bayl e y 8; Co. Cock spur-street Nix, Royal Exchange; Ward, 324, Holborn ; Clark, 3-9, Bow ; Sanger, 150, Oxford-street ; Barclay, Fleet Market ; Blake, 56, Piccadilly ; Vade, Cornhdl ; and the Veinier. of Ge nuine Medicines. Pries 14. tad each be% - 410,4myrocofes.iewniNt4.-4ediWntleAmbTaltEn)pDl those that am wsdkingthe L•:mclon Hospital.: teed may be ioduced.bylaitmlinity, or locative study the bappiermof tualskitui, .by not only almost 11.604 alum from thumoulai.: 4 ( tont:cap( the thou' *Wets, but atewise to cure them, in a rersouable 4iingiar with them Patients'afflitsted as ittii;:r, returned as incurable from artref (he I.(andou Yok see rhea:receive such an earnest of cues as no otl Y m can tie, and by attending witla,the said Patients that, will see them rtstured to perfeet heath, with pence to themselves or the 1.• ,ears : but if they hr;ug , Patients Oat have no* b en eel wised as being neural,' 'df the London Hospitals, such persons oust pay tlx: —Names of I)iaosder% l as alluded to alTuke ail 11 Gout, Rheumatic Crow,. Rheumatism, A t , traction* and I. tsteteat: pr.ioerthug (tom any tin plaints; likewise Illouri.y, 11•Utous, Nerecies, Ai Consumptive Disorder:; rout tt -ache, Free Ache, Head-acise;of.all riot,,.—Me. jl. Curler stirs his house, No. 9, (ireai Sun cF-Ers zt, every mere" excepted) from Nia.e to Tweles • To - Mr. DIXON, /iptialsagagy. . ~ -T- tape the eadtest oppnlll3lKl,. you ths I 4tve rt ceived the. mist wiels . use of yout l illkON'S Aiffilit t.! at"; l'il' ; awl& lie ee rainaita i - tad et tLva..- Irienes to I tad sliesk*arns. esperihaustjabeisatue saint azy.bet.efit . . I ,.. t hAset vido.alpolpis* . . tar wed in that , linwis apl et*. . 1144., fa ll owing arc r Ir le 'IMO sjiltlep len who, avAreiri4l t.'iv . TtlIN MOWS. .litfilltills lit—CA trhs'fav, . I Wir.isnt'jesalat • Esq. Kinditon ditto; Mr. is .Tossuasiktst; G. W. Hamilton ' , Eng. JlVaillk itto; J. Sinitk Bp. Old Harbour, ditto; . O. ' ditto ; Mr, Wsliter. Port Maraca, ditto ; J. Peolinvou, River, dirt) ; ]‘,lr. Mullens, ditto; J. Burn, Esq. Savant i Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Gold-rnhit , Kinga , Mrs. Perry, St. Ann's; Mrs. Woodrlff, Spanish T, jipany other persons of the first rtspectability.—Sir. *agent screw, THOMAS HARktOLD, of the.. Sold wholesale asd refill at qtr. Butler's, 4.Citeapsitie, Of P-terooster.row, - Lonann; Sharp and Btlam, '- Joints, Welton, Annoy, and Mallort, Purtsea ; H •son, Gosport • Coleman and Jacob, bheerress ; P, Turner, hull ; Hoaland, Caakwarthy, Net.; ' Plymoutis ; Knott and listyd, and :;winvey • Staines And I.ynch, Alantlitster: I ruwtuaa, ' fter add NPEttotald, Glasgow ; Bulgen and Barry " venson and .Co. Norwich; :+winfen. lake-gee; 1 Penny, and &Singe and Latisbuty,Liveoolt Nodes Dover ; White, Brighton ; Rohm.. Sei, T o it and Rug, ham; and` Std. by toast Country Medicine Venders at Q. 9diiallitliplaseit. AtMdt. - • HEN . W Nieti of Educatfoo and iniffesolor uipeperseverlog t:releetteurs to discover the % certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, tni result of their experience Is the boat proud . Of ssipeeiority, Messrs GOSS and Cos Surgeons, have been ',oda - the cure of the following the *object of their partiewar a certain Disorder, frequent:y contracted in a reortient cation, and its concomitarts, Strictures and (*tar an improved pia°, are eptettly and effectually eared; bil:ty, whether arising knot Racchinalian indulgences. dente Ir •s•sttn cltma.es, nr a . secret nilitary vice, 5 ,- happily paneled by the yottdi or both saxes, in d sterility or barrenness, and in the ivker a nusnerou , antis diseases, winch, If not timely remedied, tetniiirate tee and consumption. in that distressing state la , de'ficievt y, vitt:titer the conseqtu nee of such -beach arising from any other anise, by which the powers 4 union become enferblid, as reettlarly educated...leek: din, they offer a firm, safe, and greedy restoration vigorous hatch. The result of aJoog and extend /e practice his . by a superior method f J remnye venereal complaints, . Inveterate or complicated, without etibieetiog the patierl least restraint to diet a exercise; and in recant Cat early application is mach. on discovery orthe infection, quently perform a cure in the Mott space ef two' . prrcedented nieces; vf . their mode of treatment C,t been known to fail lit one single infante in a pre. i Miring which period many thou .arid persons of been cured, even after severe :inl'injurious met pursued by other Ileac itioners without effect), thus ptiblicly <Orr their advice. Messrs. Goss aadtt.i. exclusively professing the particular 'complaints sin fader that they may , mistaken few, marked with the - obloquy so jristt, the ignorant empirig., think it hot juitice re thenisei that tray have been properly ssiumited and initial branch of the pr if..s.ion (certificates of which, Hospitals, and .estinionials from the mosremlni they have to convince any inquirer) that the su front their endeavours fast induced them to quk the general Practitioner, and they presume that it constitute a lair grouted for the unprecedented which they have - by the Public, been so liberally Patients in the count' y are requested to state. 1 of their case, age, and manner or living, enclosini for advice and medicines, and the same will be f part of the kingdom. . GOSS and Co. %rayons. IS. 11-niveritsifferf, SOCIAL 'itet.PPINE*S. MARRIAGE shonli be the founditt .1. 7 .1. Happiness, which is often disturbed throtu that form the onion not taking those precautions • cure them the enjoyment of that great domestic _ of every rauk pay adoratiou to the shrine of wedlock the constitution bas been ta'atted by &seas.. , or certain habit contracted at an early age, a renot previous to entering that state is iudispcesibly toque the slutnbering sparks of lite, and to reanimate the no disorders have contributed more essentially to neal happiness than those whr.cli are the coosequence pleasure. It was ibis consideration which CURRIE and Co. for these last twenty years, to dies and practice exclusively to the. treatment and nereal Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom, derangement of tkevystem, produced by the deur the inconsiderate sehool-hay, which brings osi Di:bilities and Defieienties that prevent or em monial state. The successful result of their plan r , additional ardour to oppose the ravages of these, .which are the most Important in the analogue of I mettles. It behoves every th rson who has indulged guy vice to seek relief by consulting professional • *acme and honour, to which Messrs. Cottle and sanction of scholastic authority, as well as the • contradicted facts. In professing the cure of , they bold out no inducement to vice ; but, seta must be of the existence of such calamities, tance as regularly-educated Members of the lit Surgeons of London and Ediubu:gh. Nies:its. Currie and Co. have selected the follow. the many they are daily r. ceiving, from Gentleuten them thanks for their re qoratfon to sound and It was sent to theth unsolicited, from the son r who had laboured under this distressing and pain ten years; he had been under the care of sear professional eminence, none of *Whim afforded relief; but from the superior mode of treat:in pursued by Messrs. Currie and Co. he received the short space of one month. " To Dr. Currie, 107, Hatton-GarJen, L o rd --. feels great pleasnre In communicating Currie the perfett re-establishment 01 his health, of his mild and admirable treatment of Strictures He may addoithat he i as not for many years. en, comfort and free.lons from pain; and lac vntertabts his basing obtained, through hieekill amid attar,tioNi radical cure 44 that horrid'complaint. As hi: li/P - to the manner that others treated iiic complaint power, from a fair trial and nkeit compar sees, to of applause to Dr. Currie e hies he sensilily feels be most ready and willing tit ai•kilowleage.' Messrs Currie and Co. may be consulted tile Sew, with the uraten secrecy and homily, at 107, Hatton-Garden. Patients in the country state eh: particulars of their case, age an.; genet a &c. Inclosing a remittance for advice and mei! same will be given or .rat to any part of ,11- .L 0 NOON : Printed by Lidi. lw iC i t;Teck4 publiebcd . thete, attol at tw • ' • ZDICIN/s. p tF for ' " iv. MOWN t o Inset in. artly tte l . datelnti may, b r , have h•eti do , piialt, Kau tither M e di c i % 3 It rrasoasti e without at:, • a. reit with arable firm alt • 4 trattbari ti . Oastripti f i ns 4 .1110, tK Con. he above cunt. Asthanatie, 11 4 , Eas-aeht., a , t ,y sees Pathan st train (Suaday r ,.to acql,3;n t 14 hem fit ins t . L, which s: r...e. hont I than. What j they de. that country, f a r c ram .1 of % To mime Mr' • 411016. La Mae, W. Akron ; L i , Mason, Esq. s at Saranits; ti. p. Kingeon, data; sh Town; with —sir, yew Ara the bhip Canto. tealtsitie., Conte rys. Part , taneth, Hall and lobe. Peck and gar, olefin, and G;11. eY Ami Co. Sir- - cwmatt , Et eter; ter y 'Maud ; 4 r; Edwards sat I kale and 1..,c•* 1 , Rta, Chti ts. • ia bout. Nessi on 31 . 1 s1:1 be "WV rare *5l, the sac.:ass. I raspeeiorry. 'educed to tr. 4 rieUtar Study, v 4 . , :orttent at 'dicta, which, tly tirtad ; ss Abode. senor, long re•h ' ce, too of en a. II the ore coati train of new I ( etniatate in inapt. ate ot debihty se racful habits, rtes ot the eenri. Surpass if las. don tp sowed sod N ambled dm, iplaints,'bower.t the patient eat it Curt where 41 thritrw, they ft* days. Thous u (which has ncrtt wice ot liyews, hoth settee lase ha!s halftime 4 ,111,1.1t.c. dew i er the care ordeal ; 1 ay rut be, 14 II instly attached r t %env:elves to Stitt ad tiated into every h, from datives Mtn nt Phytticiatts, success reeelt'l Left the yracti.:e t thclr pretest. eve d clofklence art Uy hotiostred. 'e the par icu :sing a Bank-note forwarded to an If, Plearr.atorret. titian ist trough tune pads ✓ whack would*. . Ic blessing. People diock ; but win sr d'bili:ated by merlon of steaffi. requisite to rev' e the system. to desfiry Hyuw tenet of angora 3 indusied Mega to d:rect their Sus end cure of the Va root, as also to the lestructive habit ei those distress* militter the Mat plan, .gives these these complaint. tae of lanu..n ire" lulged it: this tole anal men ot en+ and Co. claims de e te•tintony of 0' F these compiler. ensible as ad ms ey offer their sato I , Royal Colleges d dlcreing letter ft ntleuten Set jrl;4 td eignrous brain. of a Nu'ile Eati, pant'ul malady evetal Surgeon. led him per' te tinent adopit.-.1 ed a tactic:4 cart. Inie.ting to Dos'? kh, consequtr: l rtes In the Ureb , S. enjoyed so ni° 3 , retains no dovet amino, a perfect rs was no r a Cra , !ls OM, he has it in la , to pa': the rrib o fetch and shall cal pale Os of •e! at their hove , ry are requt ft-e t•ral habit, tit lir* lethcisits, attrt to truplona icket Place; ar" Tenip!o•bot•