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JIIIIMIIIMIINg . was clearly established, although he died in ire- t LAW INTELLIGENCE. . ranee of the solemnization of that marriage. l'he ''.. -. ... _' • case turned on this nature of consent, and on the mode -- COLTRT OF EXCHEQUER CHAMBER, JUNE 27. Of g vir l it. . FRAUDS BY THE COLLECTORS OF TAXES.' i`. SWABEY, Mr. LEACH, and Dr. BURNABY, ar gued with great learning- and ability in support of ; Toe "ATTlallUalltY.-GENERAL V. THOMAS MATT. '1 his w as o a , „43,,rmatia, filed atthei,atance,of his the validity of the marriage. - I • Or. Sroosattr, on behalf of the appellant, Mr- Majeaty% Cemaussion,ers for the affairs of Taxes, skaihst the defondant, as C o ll ec t or °ldle House and Smith, argued in order to annul the marriage. These Wiridovi nitre s , a nd ot h er assesse d 'fazes o f the arguMents occupied the attenti o n of t he Court until s ' four o'clock, when the Cou r t a djou r ned till the next year 1801, fOr the parish of St. James, Bristo), for the recovery of several penalties of 4100 each, incur- I day. red by his having collected of different occupiers of I Mr . . REDHEAD YORKE, on the opening of the Court en Thursday, argued, in answer to Dr. Stoddart, and 'reuses in Bristol more money than w hat t hey h a d been rated at in the Commission e r s assessment ; said IQ support of the validity of the marriage ; and, in a which he fraudulently converted to his own use. f very learned, elaborate, a nd eloquent speech, sh e aved, - The Souerroa-Gzeseao in addres s ing th e J u ry, that the motives which led to the enactment of the ' s expatiated on the enormity of off e nces o f thi s d escr ip tatute did not apply to th e present case, and that as the statute did not specify the mode of consent, the lion, and observed th at h e in 'perks - ming the task al the of its having been given must be decided by the l&rted to tic Qovernment of rai s ing t h e necessar yl c ntributions of the State, it was no less. the object I mode of giving consent previous to the passing of that ant anxious solicitude of its offiters,. to protect the , statute. In support oehis argument, he cited seeeral ancient authorities long before the Marriage Act was steaject against fraud and illegal exactions, in evert, in force ;and animadverted, with great vehemence ins ante where the delinquent should be discover ed.' The defendant, by Mr. Cosisios S E R JEANT , made and severity, on the perju r y of Smi t h when he oh. rained the licence for marriage, and on the effrontery n , attempt to dispute the evidence offered for the C own, or to deny the chargea.—Verdict 'for the hnhad betrayed in coming before the Court to de i Crown MOO. mand that it should confirm the triumph of his per- TIIE ATTORNEY-GENERAL V. WILLIAM SKERRETT. 1 jury and subsequent fraud. He then took a new This prosecution was under nearly similar c i rcom. ground, and argued on the construction of the slit stances with the last. The defendant was Collector tute, to prove that its provisions were satisfied in , this case ; and that it was a remedial as well as a viadica- - of the Assessed Taxes for the parish of Sandbach in Cheahire for the year 1810, and stood charged with tory act. Mr. Yorke also insisted, that the statute the collection of several small sums from little far- . no where required that either of the contracting par t mers and other persons, to the amount of a Tax fora ies should avail himself or herself of his own per jury, to dissolve an union fraudulently obtained under Dog, Husbandry Horse, and inhabited House duty not assessed in the rate.—Verdict for the Crown Six this Act. Hundred Pounds. ,_ , I Mr. FONBLANQUE, in a speeco o f uncommon force The LORD CHIEF BARON, on addressing the Juries and eloquence, replied to gr. Yorke and was followed by Dr. STODDART, and Dr. JaNntit, who also argued id :base prosecutions, expressed great satisfaction in observing that offences of, this and other descriptions against the validity of the marriage. of fraud, particularly as affecting the middling and 1 The Court rose at four o'clock, andidjourned the further hearing of this important argioAnt until next lower classes of society, were brought before the pub-' . Monday se'anight, at ten o'clock, when Mr. Hor, lie, and the aggressors so justly exposed to the sere- 1 ROYD and Mr. BROUGHAM will be further heard on the rities of the faw. His Lordship here atso adverted I ! to prosecutions which had lately been before Juries part of the Appellant, and Dr. Swasee and Mr. REDIIEAD YORKE in r: ply. The decision _of the Judges in that Court,. where Landlords had been convicted f in this cause, will determine the most important in penalties for refusing to allow their tenants in in question in domestic society that has ever been agi ferior situations of lite to deduct the property tax tatted, especially as a child has been the fruit of this from their rent, and observed that prosecutions of this nature were highly creditable to the officers ef the ' marriage. Crqwn. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE :6. THE KIN(; V. THE MAYOR OF lIAVERFORDWEST. '1 Lis was an issue, at the prosecution of John Ellis, .to tr) the right of persons, marrying the daughters Af freeemen, to become burgesses of HaverfOrdwest, the cther issues being agreed to follow the case of yestt relay, and to be found for the prosecutor. Messrs. GAHROW. BURPOUGIip and OWE N, for the prosecution, adduced the parole testimony of several st, itnessts, who spoke to the pr: talence of such a cus tom ; but Mr. SCARLETT and Mr. AIiLUTT, for the defendants, put in the entries of the admissions of bur gesses from the year 1681 to 1760, by which it up. neared, that out of 29 admissions by reason of mar liage, only four were stated as the sons-in law of bur gesses unqualifiedly; the rest were stated to have either mat Fled the -daughters of Mayors, Aldermen,' or sheriffs, or of burgesses who had no sons, or to be .admitted by favour. • Lord ELLEsaottoucir charged the Jury that this evidence was far too meape to support the tight; and the Jut y (on this issue) found fur the dtkudant. To TANNIIt&—A Deputation of Tanners on Sa tut day waited on the Secretary of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, for an explanation of the Chan cFll4's proposal on Friday night, in the House, for an exemption of the stock in hand from the additional duty, and were informed that he does not intend to exempt any goods now in the process of tanning. Bow-sTacrr.— Saturday T. collier was brought to this Office, by one of the horse patrole, and charged with being concerned with J. Wright in breaking open and robbing the house of Mr. Lloyd, a cheese monger, at Battersea, between two and three years since, and was committed for tri,il. Wright, who was concerned with him, has been tried and convicted for the offence. rIfITERSITT INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, JUNE RC Friday last the Rev. Robert A nksark, of Christ College, was admitted to the degree of Mastur ot Arts. Same day Wm. James, Esq. of Trinity College, was admitted to the degree of Zichelor of Arts. The Members Prizes for this ytar are adjudged, for Senior Bachelors, to Thomas Ma.grave and John stidibridge, of frinity College., For the Middle llactudina. to UPbert Wilson Evans, of Trinity College, and Edward Va laid= Alasigeld, Emma! nuel College. MaNstos liousa.—Saturday 7. Sianion wasbrought before Alderman peIIOLEY ( who sat for the Lord Mayor,) by a warrant granted against him, on the complaint of a Mr. Bayes, a Custom House officer, for assaulting and obstructing him in the execution of his duty. The complainant stated, that defendant was bringing some boxes on shore from a Gravesead boat, which he suspected contained contraband goods, and by virtue of his office, he had a right to examine them, which the defendant would not suffer him to do for some &me ; and, by this cbstruetion, some other boxes brought by him from the boat, were taken away, which might contain contraband goods also.— The defendant confessed he was no ticket or fellow ship porter, but claimed his privilege by having ser ved his Majesty. fie stated, that he had been em ployed by the Captain of the boat, who charged him to deliver them safe at a public house, and that he did not know the contents. The Solicitor of the Cus tom House attended, and said, he had orders to pro secute the defendant, who was ordered to find bail. the MILITARY MAGAZINE for the ensuing Month, which will be published on the Ist July, will contain some original and animated Strictures on the Pro.. vincial 1 umults, the Ft.' mation of Encampment, and the Proclamation off' Martial Law ; Assassination of ' Mr. Perceval, Letters .to the Prince, Anecdotes of Westminster School,' the distressed Manufacturers, Insolvent Debtors, Imperial Proclamations, Military Biography, Exchange of Prisoners, the Regent and Lord Moira ; with a variety of other interesting and important matter. The article which exclusively appeared in the last Number, on the improprie ty of publishing the correspondence relative to the * Formation of a New Ministry, most probably led to the warm discussion that afterwards took place on that delicate subject,. when Lord Liverpool and his friends stated their Auction to sit in the same Caloi oet with the Marquis Wellesley, to which resolution It in all likelihood gave rise. It is the peculiar pro .iince of this truly patriotic • and independent Work, to place the different topics upon which it treats in a novel point of view, and to offer such ideas, as I have escaped its contemporaries. Published by T. GODDARD, Military Library, 1, Pall-Mall, to whom all Communications for the Editor are requested to I be forwarded, Post-paid. To Medical Men of all descriptions, residing in 1r . % HEUMATISMS, PALSIES, AND GOUTY any of the Provincial Cities or Towns in the United K AFFECTIONS with their usual concomitants, Spasms, or Kingdom.—BARNETT Guest. thinks it necessary to flying Pains, Flatuhtccy, Indigestion, and general Debility (ori inftrm them, in order to save trouble and expellee of L oaf in g i n w h atever source), are relieved and frequerly cured postage, he sells his Medicines for ready money tally ; by WHITEHEAD', ESSENCE of MUSTARD PILLS, after bin every other anemia had failed. they may be had from any of the respectable the Fet ll 1 E where necessary ) or Murr i ta D (Illet s wi th th e t m be Pills, !n wholesale houses in town (which sell Medicines) and thosec o mplaints ost aerfve, from them such a discount as will be found ',marveling, and effectual rem e dy in i s the world, p generally curing unusually liberal, on quantities not less than one dozen the severest SPRAINS and BRULsES in less than Ir.& the time 'Dian y of his undermentioned new-invented Chymical usually taken by Opodeldoe, Arquehomde, •r any other Lint &nem or Embrocation; -and if used immediately after any ac- Prepatations : the Guestonian Lotion, for G out, &c. cadent, i t prevents the part turning black. Guestortian Pills, for Gout, &g. Guestonian Bilious WHITEHEAD'S FAMILY CERATE, Pills, Guestonian Nervous Pills, Guestonian Asthma is equally efficacious for all ill-cooditioood Sures, Sore Legs, Pills, GuestonianTooth-powder tic and Consumptive Scorbutic Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingle.. which cures the Scurvy, and prevents the Tooth-ach, I B I reakingsout on the Face, Nose, Lan, and Eyelids, sore and Inflamed Eel ' Sore Heads, and Scorbutic Humours of every GuestonianGuestonianTooth-powder, which cures the Scurv y, DneseriptionY sand gives the Teeth a most beautiful colour, Welcome Prepared only, and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, No: I S, 'Guest, which cures all descriptions of Tooth-ach, Greek-street, Soho, London. The Essence lusd Pills at as. 94 Pace-acli, Ear-ach, and Gurn bites,—,4n extract from each ; the Cerate at Is. lid, and as. 94. So dby every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. this pamphlet ma) be seen in the STA* NeWSpareali t ••• Tin Genuine bas a Mack Mk 3 wkh name of R from July, 1811, to JAnuary, 1612. I Isbasten pas rted on it. BIRTH. On the 15th Instant, at Richmond Lodge, Cork, the wife of the Rev. B. Some., of a ton. SEA-COAL METERS' OFFICE, L( cwanots, Monday, NEWCASTLE COAL. . June gs. Adair's Main Benton Long Bewiek Coxiudge Bunion Heaton Main Ficirburn Main Holy well Main Kiiiingworth Pontop Windsor's East Tanfield Townley Main Wall'AEnd Wonky Willinston Wylam ➢ell'a Wall's End Manor ditto Bewick Walls-End • Neweaitie ditto - I - 4 ••ii , .-... i - 2 - 1 I BLYTH, SCOTCH, WELSH, and YORKSHIRE. Cowpen Main Hartley Win SUNDE Ides Maio Wear's Wall's End fart= - 42 9 47 6 - 1 dip 14 48 0 45 0 50 6 46 6 )14DON, Ji $0 LD, and Wednes. June 24. ii S 48 6 47 9 48 0 45 0 51 6 43 9 15 0 59 0 TUNE 27. PRICK. Friday, . June 26. 1144 9 41 6 42 0 (IS iO 0 • tssii JONES V. SEWELL AND DOURO°. This was au action brought by the Administrators aft knit non of the late Sit Wiliam Pulteney, under the direction of a Master in Chancery, to recover se veral large sums of money, advanced by bin• Wit- Tram to two young gentlemen, for whom he purchas ed a flat-mid at Hounslow, for £6OOO, and establish ed in business. There was an attempt to prove that Sir William became a par tner in the trade, •becluse he recommended the children of. Mr. Petrie to the honour of the defendants, when they came to divide the profess ; but ' Lord ELLENEOROUGH over-ruled the defence, and the debt was acknowledged in a letter from the de lend,ants. There was also another action, MURRAY 17. SAM& For monies received after Sir Williant'S death, in the Countess of B:tth's time • and the Jury found for the plointiff, &ma . fres £909 7. 14s. 9d. in the first ac tion, and £2500. and AlOOO. in the second, together with intvlest fr the whole A 349.3. allowing a set.af of Je2COO paid.on account of the first action. -Ms. PARK and Mr. BOWZN for the plaintiffs;- Mr. G ARROW and Mr. SIA.wY N for the defendants. MPH COURT.OF DELEGATES, SERIEANTS' INN. litli r LlTY OF MARRIAGY. On Wednesday last came on before the High, Court of Delegates the inwort2nt . cause between Smith. a.ml Boson, falsely calling herself Smith. This the first appeal cause that has ever been pre ferred to the Court of Delegates, on the Marriage Act of 26th Geo. 11.-and cons e quently it excited consi derable interest: The.case mai asfollows: Mi. Smith, of Croydon, married at'St..George's; Hanover-square, in the year 1806, a Miss Hnson, Same plait, while a minor of only even teen ears hf age, without the knowledge of her fa titer, Mr. Rarph Hitson, who died six months after .the solemnization of the Marriage. Miss Hilton re turned to her, lathe's house on-the day of her mar-, ilage, and continued-to reside there until a consider able time :MIT her 'father's deceOse.. The husband, Mr, Smith, commeoced a suit in the Ecclesiastical Caurt, in 1809.4oimuniq, of marriage, on the ground thatlhe marriagewaa had without the consent of the tathey of Afro Huson, the minor, and was therefore, by the 26th of George 11. null and void: 14owever,, Sr JOHN Ishcnina., before whom the cause was tried the Ecciesiastical Court, pronounced in favour Of Alia Huson, and confirmed the marriage. /Against this decision, Mr. Smith appealed to the limg in council, and accordirgly the High Court of lielv gatAi asse mbled on NVednesday to decide upon tt. cause. • - The ci - tie was opened with great ability by Dr. waintv, Counsel for the Respondent, Afra Huson r bniitb, uho insisted that from the evidence given I the sentiments a<nd conduct of Mr. Ralph Huson, eiore his death, relative to - the.marriage, his consent OXFORD, JUNE 27. Thursday tho Rev. William Gwynne, of Hertford College, and the Rev. Liscemb Clarke, of New Colttge, were adadtted Mas ten of Arts. Yesterday Mr. Charles Dyson, M.A. and &hulas of Corpus Christi College, was unanimously elected Irrofe.or of Anglo- Saxon Literature, in the ream of the Rev. Mr. Conybeare. ORDINATION. At a General Ordination, holden by the Lord Bishop of Nor wich, at the Cathedral, ou Sunday last, the ►uldowug Costlrnicu were ordained, viz. DILACOXS. Thomas D'l'ye Betts, A.B. el Caius College, CantbrLige. John 1-I.:nry Brown, A.B. of Emanuel College, ditto. Edward Dikes Bolton, A.U. of Pembroke Hall, ditto. George Wilso►► 13ridges, A.B. of Trinity College, Oxford. John Buddell, A.B. of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge. Jahn Stephenson Cann, A.B. of Calus College, ditto. • Christopher Carr, a literate person. John Collins, ditto. Charles Goddard, A.M. late of Christ Church, Oxford. John Hallwanl, A.D. late of Worcester College, ditto. Sheldon Jodrell, A.B. of '1 rinity College, Cambridge. I'aul Johnson, A B. of St. John's College, Quo. George Orgill Leman, A.B. of University College, Oxford. Stephen Mathews, A.B. of Jesus College, Camisridge. James Proctor, A.B. of Exeter College, Oxford. Charles Prowett, iliterate person. Henry 'lacy, A.B. of Queen's College, Cambridge. George 'lreweeke, A.D. ot Trinity College, Oxford. '1 booms Wodehouse, A.B. of Merton College, ditto. 'Chars. Wodsworth, Student of Pembroke College, Cambridge. Wm. Wright, 1.. L 11. of Trinity Hall, Cambridge. PRIESTS. Augustus Campbell, A.B. of Trinity College, Cambridge. Robert Henry Cooper, A.B. of Benet College, Ulu°. Win. Cornfortls, A.B. Fellow of Magdalen College, Cambridge. George Day, Ali of Merton College, Oxford. William Caulker, JUL of Trinity College, Dublin. Henry Girellestone, A.B. of Catharine Hall, Cambridge. John Leveson Hamilton, A.ll. of Christ Church, Oxford. Win. Mitchell, of St. Mary's Hall, ditto. Burroughes T. Nergate, A.B. Fellow of Carus College, Cam bridge. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Rev. John Banks Jenkinsoo, M.A. is presented to the Rectory of Leverington, in the county of Canilatt:r., and dtocese of Ely, vend by the translation of the Right Rev. Dr. Lawyer Ldward Sparke, Bishop of Chester, to the Si r e Ety. Wednesday last, the Rev. M. G.Edgar, M.A. was chosen r petual Curate of St. Nicholas, Ipswich, vacant by the death of the Rev. James Coyte. Rev. George Henry I aw, D.D. Prebendary of Cailisle, to the set of Chester, void by the translation of Dr. Spar to the lee of Ely. R. v. Francis Baker, Vicar of Coombe Bisset, Wilts, to Cite vicarage of south Newu.n, in the lame county. Rev. Charles Chisholm, M.A. Fellow of Worcester College, Oxford, to the rectory of Eastwoll, void by the death of the late Rev. Philip Parsons. Rev. Altrander Rogers, Curate of Chatham, to the vicarage of Rolvenden, in the room of the Rev. Thomas Morphett, de ceased. Dr. John Wylie, late of Edinburgh, on the lit lift was ad mitted a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. DIED. • The 25th instant, at Deal, lAeutenant George Broad, Sala mander of the Speculator hired armed lugger. The 11th instant, Mr.). F. Brooks, Master of his Majesty's ship Albkore, eldest son of I. B. Brooks, Esq. of Grahon-strert, Fitzroy-square. He was killed by a cannon-shot, in attacking a French convoy near Triguirc, on the coast of Normandy. 44 9 42 6 SAMUEL HANNAra I'i-VMMREAL SPECMcs F OR FORTY YEA RS has this telebi Ated and infalli Preventive Lotion enjoyed an un•ivallcd repatvion— a I unparalleled in .he world, and a derisive on: of its mad 4 , 4 unerring effects. Thotuguaas in every country can vouch th at is the surest protoction against VZNIIA4 AL 114/1•211011i. Sold in London by Mr. Laka COOK may, at No I,l.yry ii r roLlt-31 KELT, facing the Opera tilussost lOs. ed. a luvti cii is.. if more, and at 7s. tid. or three for a ettra ; by ulk oc , ordela,poet paid, and bidosing tie r4inc, a.il be pun 7.3u41 y ere , aged. Alen by ham, Higlaptreet, Ca ford ; and kit yi n A b by Church-yard, Path. ON SPRING LI It is la Spring (obveves a celebrated Physician) thra t t " trattoria' di,e446er come into action: and if, at this mama , mg were to adopt an altcrative ditß, wick latainau misery raurasil prevented." THE NUT of the SASSAFRAS TP,Er, i 2 only very nnurishint and pleas.oit 'v the but all experience has proved tt to be tticatious Li torrecti i i, constitution and putifyhig Use blood than the Li itiou Di m or tiarSapall Po•cple .übject to eturlocs of t!:e skin, and such as Gouty, Bilious, Asthmatvc, or Commis live !S:.:lss, will fi Stta••atras Cocos, a most Inyaluahk atot t: of tiizL In the periodical works on Meliciti. , it is 11 4 tsty eitekk ii tts use is adoptetl by servral It is told in a. grnunii cats . rttr natiirg Ile Iraftir Mani colire), prke tts. cd. per pourd, by AV. ss Gro w. Ni k. S!rai,cl. Orders from the cumin . ; must 11: accortiptim a i st remittance.— ------ HIMMAPCB Pll.l s. IN the. various complaints incld e rtt t o Ole hears frame; there are none more dreadful in akar tuaare„s om ,„ l alarming in their coussinearet, than the Gravel aaelatuatlhi. in the Back, and Bladdk r, au.l Lumbago. I* it , plaints to which evt ry pues:ait is liable. and are a foiatisis,., every other sputies of di-order. lIICKMAN'S YIU S , es posed of the MOO itutocent ingredients, bora N em 'mai gular efficacy, io not only strengthening the vsyseis the urine, bur in I.oppily destroying the yetrify'sg from whirl. proceed the shove cdmisbAnts, Ste. rsi gg cakutt, or gritty secretions. and ham • lilnr every yernidius k dency to th-se disorders, without conlineniena From scrosinp ncs; of the powrrfal qual,iy of these Pitts, fully Op t ed 41 private practice of many years, they are Aired to *Ant and reel. nmendtttas a cure for the ab.nre complaith. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. batten, 4, Cheapedma tai of Paternoster-row ; and retail by Mani and Sharp, Kr own Hall and Johnson, Gosisott ; Annutt, Weston, htalisty o 4 Jones, Portsva; Treviman, Exeter; Coo.kwortby, Glearlk4 bert, and Howland, Plymouth; Newbary, Dobbs, Banuai Macdonald, Glasgow • Smith, Manderstoo, Scott. aaA CAA Edinburgh ; Crutwoll, Bath; Ross and Peck, Hall; Gum and Billouge, Llverpoial; Stains and Lynch, Manchester; awn Norwich; Knott and Lloyd, B.rmiugham ; Gregory, Bit* and most Medicine Venders, in boar. At sa. 9d. each. ADVICE. . Wit HEN Merl of Education and profeako n l use persevering endeavours to discover the owstilirol certain method of treating a tow prevailing Disez.es,tlisomw Ad result of their experience is the best proof of aptiodit. Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have been indotolltrimit the cure oi sile following the 10) ;eft of their patticsisradmia a certain Disorder, frequettly route/tried in a asommtuf WWI catkin. and its concorlittatirs, Strictures and Oleet viiihk an improved plan, are sp. eilly ctirc:uallroared; asibs‘ bility, whether arising Jront Laechanahaa 'deistic's% Issyrai denec in warm clittiates, era secret solitary vice, Ice alma. happily pursued by the youth of b h 64.1101, in the met*. stenlity or barrenness, and iti the oilier a numene• Ire:odes• you. diseases, which, if not timely rt meti;ed, ttrarnatr. is team and consumption. In that distressing state oh &Wye deficiency, whether the consequence of tech baneful Wiese arising from any ether cause, by which the powen of the tution become enfeebled, as regularly educated Sae ems td don, they offer a atm, safe, and specdurestoratioa to woad vigorous health. Messrs. GOSS and Co. exclusively profe s sing theme/Ile particular complaints, iu order that they re ,y not be madly ' a mistaken few, with the obloquy so jury attached wily& rant empiric, think it but puke to themselves to stateobe have been properly educated and inittatu.l ince every kid the profession (certificates of which, from different boopluital testimonials. from the most eminent Physicians, thee basely* vince any inquirer), that.thr success resulting from deka. yours firat induced them to deviate from tit: practice If *goo ral Practitioner, cod they presume that their previa/seinen 'cute a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence slid/ they have been by the public, se Wu rally honoured. The result of a long an/ extensive practice has enaided dA by a superior method, to remove vener. al complains, bone inveterate or complicated, without subjecthig the patient** least restraint in diet or exel...se; and in retein Cam widen early applicat'on is made on discovery of the itifectissitilflir quently perform a cure in the siert space of two dap. Dm' precedented success of their mode of treatment (obi& IN Mr beets 'known to fail in one sit)gle• instance in a practice till/A during which period many thou,and persons of both scanlilm been cured, even after severe and injurious methods Wow pursued by other Practitioners without effect), induces dine' thus put:hely oiler their adv:ce. GO; 3 and Ctl. Sli:Veollie IS, nrie4t3i.t, BY HIS MAIES Pri it ()VAL LE IT ERis PATEN (. r EAKE's_Genuine PILLS, 90 justly laments, their superior efficacy in curing every degree and quern of the Venereal Disease, the Scurvy, &c. without confinement , restraint of diet, is an easy, espedieknas, safe, and amine nor. Que.small tasteless Pill is a dust, its operatics Wl.* tible, and requiring no particular attention. In I S days tiwy generally cure those cruel Dionlisid where they fail in that thaw of perfectly restoring boslittligP tient has the happy assurance that he or she is at the allows so ,-•stored, let the degree of malignancy be ever sign" I t I s . excellency peculiar to these Pills, to snake : 2., the complaintt part, and enter into contest with the m atter, which t he ) speedily dislodge sad expel. They iesii*, red by experience to Ise a preserver of health, IN wrils' iti. ret, by taking only tight asZle Pills Spring and faninevrreof• , •In short, the Patentee has this ...‘trawahmarY obligati's. iso Os 'that whatever he promised lainisett ... Jin them :1,4 m asa fulfil and exceed, as though impatient of immortal and esildi tame. These His are moat worthy a place in the dia.! Masters and Captains of Ships; the more ss, for that *NM keep good in all climates any length of dose, and tint thelt,l; now borne the test of near 60 years, with inuessing"•"" themselves, and honour to their author, insomuch that aPn" . law eight years they have radically cured upwards oflaill" 'sons, many of whom had been discharged front HosplO r .alivation had been frequendy repeated, .and all usher' made use of without effect. Prepared aml Sold by the Sole Proprietor. TBOVIAS till Member of theßoyateolhge of Surgeonsin Londoa,at Wok No. 9, New Bridge-street; where he will gireadvice, 'Oi l ; Fee,to persons taking these Pills, and will answer Pali AO' tens, if post-paid, on the same terms, observing in Omit most inviolable secrecy, no patientlt name or case brill w mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the Pr during the course of more than 40 years, that h e has ha d ducting of an extensive sale of the above meditisci 412111'gr dee arising therefrom. They are also sold, by his appointment, at the Pedaled /0 ws. 1 0 if, St. Alban's-street, Pall-mall ; the Torshs9. —a, ford -street; Mr. Disborough' ,s No. 7, Rs " -- 1 opposite the Monument ; and by ore Person in !Id? i , town in. England, &c. in Boxes of oily U. 01.064 60 " 5 :: with full and plain directions, whereby persons of chhits!" are themeless with case sad secrecy. ...assnal o . N. B. Every Box veldt's (arras lititatn is illeterliP'"" -- in whicb,ey favourof the Coanniv.ionses,k p /Mee " T. Ta;:lr, N 0.9, New Ilrhlge - ureter, 601111011 is felony. • • ---------"-- • HIGH WATER 111 AT.LOIMON•II/AUDOEWO4II2.O.I Morning --........••. •.•.....». 44 441 1 1 40.1 1 :0,4 1. Alivroooti •l3 ..- ... ••• " p N ti li blish '3N c! tilturrinte,daulatLabintritlitirT.:,l.l446.l4 114. • z im••••••!• -- . MARRIED. Rev. T. Holmes, of Bunn, Suffolk, to Miss M. Tuthill, of the same place. Rev. 1 horns. Selwyn, to Charlotte Sophia, eldest daughter of the Right Horiour.ibk and Right Rev. Lord George Murray, la e Bishop of St. David's. At Hatfield, the Rev. E. Hodgson, vicar of Richmansworth, Hert fordihire, to Georgians, third daughter of the Lae W. F ranks, Esq. Beech-hilN in the same county. The 2 Sth Instant, J. Aubert, Esq. of the lion. East-India Com pany's Bengal Native Infantry, to Eliza, eldest daughter of Mr. ). S. Burford, of Henrietta-street, Brunswick-square. . • ,