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• L.IIV INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF ERRORS, DUBLIN, Ann. 30. ASTLEY V pmts. The Court this day pronounced judgment in this mire, wherein Mr. ARley, the proprietor uf the Am. phitheatre Royal, Peter greet, was plaintiff; and Mr. Jones, the proprietor of the Theatre Royal, Crow Street, was defendant. This was an appeal by Mr. ARley, finm a verdiel obtained by Jones againtl ARley for gool. being the penalty of 3001. for each of three reprefentations at Attlee' Theatre, cf the rnufieal piece called Lock and Key, in purinance of the Ratute of the 26 Geo. 111. for the regulation of the Rage in this city. The Lord Chief Jutlice Dawn cs delivered at fome length the opiniun uf the Judges in this cafe, who were unanimous—the refillt of which was, that this flame did not give a popular aftinn to every common infamer, againfl a perfon who held his Majeßy's pa. tent for the exhibition of certain theatrical reprefen cations ; that, however, if Inch perfons exceeded the bounds ur limits of loch a patent, the mode of punifb meta was by the fame authority who granted loch letters patent, revoking thole letters patent if it thould think fit; and therefore the Court wet e unanimoufly of opinion, that the judgment in this caufe ought to be reverted, and a verdiel in this inftance be given for the Plaintiff in error. , N II I : II 1 . ll' • cat phi 1 Jot ltr • ' I . Al 1 Al of '. rn t 0 th th • 0 t !CI i ' WI R: in ' ', to t 2 ) 11 i IN 11l • It ; ti i el b, . fc , . ... • • i ' • ° i b , In / f tl 1' , ' V h , • 0 . IN i fl , ' . I a ' l 0 f t I ' •\ . 1 1 , i 1 ' -1 . - i -,. j 4 1 • I ~. ~ • : . ..„ . i i • i , . . . ! ( , i 1 1 1 • ; t, 1 ~ ,: COURT OF IMO', BENCH, LONDON, MAY 2. Mr. ESPINASSI moved on a former day for a writ of Habeas, to b:ing into Court an apprentice who bad been committed to the Houfe of Correnion. A return had lime been made to the writ, awing, that the party alluJed to was confined in purfuance of the order of a Magillrate, he being an apprentice, and having abfented himfelf from his matter without leave or authority. The learned Counfel endeavoured to Thew, that this was a contempt of procefs, and prayed their Lordfliips to enforce the writ. He laid, the party was bound apprentice for feven years, at the age of feventeen, and on his coming of age, he in formed his mailer that he was then twenty-one years old, and, by the law of the land, he could not detain him longer as an indented fervant ; he added, that )e would give his mailer a week to provide himfelf with another affiflant, and at the expiration of that period, he fhould quit his fervice. When the week had elapfed, the apprentice left his mafter's employ, but was fubfequently taken into cuftody ; and, on being carried before a Magiftrate, the mailer's com plaint was heard, and the young man committed to prifon for a month. The Court admitted that an indented apprentice could not be detaihed after the age of twenty-one, yet, as no intimation of the party's age had been made to tbe,Migiarate, or t perfon to whom the writ was addreffed, the return could not be conarued as a contempt of Cour. Mr. ESPINASSI Lid, in that cafe the patty muff have recnhrfe to a treat proceeding, in order to ob. tain his liberty. ASSAULT• Catherine Duff was brcught up for judgment, being convicted before I,:ad ELLENBOILGUGH on an indictment for an airault on her niece, Anna Maria Good, a girl of about twelve years of age. His Lordfhip Ihortly read from his notes, that the girl was going pall her aunt's door, on the 23d of Otto ber Lift, when the came out with a pail of water, and threw it entirely on the child's head, without any previous provocation. Mr. MARS torr, on the part of the Defendant, raid, he had an affidavit, which he hoped might be read, in mitigation of punifhment, though it could not be allowed as evidence an the trial. The affidavit was then put in and read by the of- ficer ; it Rated, that the father and mother of Anna Maria Good, who were in better circumliances than the Defendant and her hufband, had, for tome time fubfequent to a family quarrel, encouraged their fer vants and children to take every opportunity to in felt them. Stones and dirt wet e frequently thrown in at the Defendant's window, and on the table, while ihe fat at dirakr, by this girl, who, after doing the mifclii?f, would ititlantly run off. A few days previous to the throwing of the water, the girl came to the doer of for'r honk, and having poited a theet of paper again( it, held a candle to it, and ralkd ,he pa.Tengers to read. The libellous contents of this paper were as follow t • C. Duff has jua returned from Windfor, from a fecund recreation with an old bookfeller. It is to be hoped flie is not fotowfled as formerly. It would be ungenerous in her if lb* fhonld forget the poor tailor. N. B. Foreign wines and fpfrituous liquors fold here." Mr. Mae alorr hoped the Court would take there eircumeances, and the indigence df the defendant, into eonfideration, in pronouncii:g judgment. Lure! ELsevsnaoroa raid, the whole bufinefs Teemed to have originated in a family feud, and the Court fentenced the defendant to be tined 61. Bd. and difcharged. MAT 6...—C11.11411111. 11176114ATIONS. This morning, Mr. Gamow, moved for a Rule to thew caufe ally a criminal information Ihould not be granted again(( Lieutenant Colonel Draper, of the Guards, as the avowed author cf a book which con tained a libel againft Mr. Sullivan. who was one of the Under Secretaries of the Colonial Department. Mr. Gus ow Rated, that the prefent cafe origi• oared out ct the traufaition which had lately been I..:fore the Court—he meant the trial of General Pints. late Lieutenant Governor of the Bland of Trinidad. Colonel Draper nn that occafion had written a book, which was publi(hed. In this he ra- Mar entered into a defence of the condo& of Guyer. nor Pieto,i, and in one part of it, which was the pan that this application was grounded on, he Rated a converfation which he affirmed took place between Mr. Sullivan and a Mr. Lynch, potting very ilrong espreffions into the mouth of Mr. Sullivan, namely, that he, from his fituation, knew that Governor Mon would Riortly be fent home, as Commiffioners were g oing out. Mr. GARROW laid, he would re frain f rom making any other obfervations on the content. of this book. as he was almost certain, from the number of patrons and eircumlianccs adverted to io it. that he would have hereafter to apply to the Court for feveral other informations again(! Colonel Draper. For the prefect, he hoped he would be al lowed his Rule. In the prefent Rage we do not think it proper to enter !maw into particulars. Lord Et.t.awsotououll Take a Rule to thew caufe." MAT 7.—G11011.011 TOWER, Mr. GARROW applied for a criminal information againft this gentleman. The Learned Connie' faid, , that however fit the interference of the Court might ' have been in other cafes, the prefent, if poffible, Rill more peremptorily demanded it. The perfon at whore instigation the application was made was a Magiftrate who had been grofily infulted, beoaufc he had ailed uprightly in the execution of his office. In the year 1804 the corps in which Mr. Tower is a Captain was quartered at Ipfvrich, and a furgeon of that town ex hibited a complaint againft two officers in the regi ment, for an affault. The affair came under the in fpeition of the Magiftrates at the quarter feffions„ and fureties were given by the officers to keep the peace ; one of which fecurities the defendant became As foon as the regiment removed their quarters, Mr. Se. cum, the profecutor, was peltered every day with the moll ahufive letters, grofsly refledling on his charac ter as a magiltrate; no notice, however, was taken of them until one arrived which induced the Prole castor to apply to their Lordthips, in order to refcue his chatailer from the imputations under which it had fallen. The poll marks upon thefe letters de. fcribed the route of the regiment; many of thefe letters the profecutor was induced to fupprefs, from motives of delicacy. The produCtion upon which the appli. cation was made was dated from the Hulks, and be g ins thus— My dear Sir—The agitated Rate of my mind ever finer the unhappy fate of your friend Patch, has been the foie caufe of my not ccndollog with you limner on this melancholy event." It then proceeded to remind the profecutor of the flrong cautions given him again! his keeping compa ny with fuck a fet of men. It next advifed him to look back upon his pall life, and by a few hours of folitary reflation to render himfelf happy for the remaining period of his exigence. It then applied to the charaiter of Mr. Secum the adage of " Nofcitur fotiis," and again exhorted him to quit the fociety of wicked men. The letter then attributed to the pen of the profecutor the new piece of The Forty Thieves, and told him, that if, intlead of introducing Mrs. Sharp, and other fair females, to dance upon the Rage, he had reprefented himfelf dancing upon no thing, the effeit would have been far more enchant ing ; but he was unwilling to turn Mr. Serum's mind to the melancholy end of poor Ormond, who had been hanged for forgery at York. It then advifed him, in cafe of his arrival in that part of the world, to lofe no time in making his refidence known, other. wife Mr. Tower would remain in ignorance until the arrival of the hue and cry. This, however, if conti nued, might be onneceffary, as it would be only requi fate for the Magiiirate to thew his face unfhaven, and he would be immediately recognized by the guard of the Hulks, sand would be apprehended. It then went on to recommend to the perufal of the profecutor the I Whole Duty of Man, and the third volume of the Newgate Calendar, for his mental improvement.— ' The whole was (worn to be in the hand-writing of the Defendant. The Learned Counfel concluded by re marking that no provocation whatever had been given ; and by hoping that the Court would in no cafe refute to protect the Officers of Juilice, and I much lefs in the prefcnt inftance, where fo many circumftances of aggravation had been united. Lord ELLENROROUGH—.. In what regiment is Mr. Tower ?" " Mr. GARROW—In the York North Riding Mi litia, my Lord." Lord ELLENBOILOUGH-••" You may take a Rule to (hew cattle." THE KING V. RICHARD JULIAN AND ALLIS ARCHER, 'scuts. There perfons, the former of whom is a Major in the Army, were brought up for judgment. They had been found before Mr. jullice Ronan, at Exeter, of an affaillt upon William Smith, an uphnl- Iterer. It appeared from the report of the trial made by the Learned Judge, that Sir Manafreh Lopez and William Langley, Efq. were appointed Stewards of the Race Comae at Mickley Down, under whom the Defendants Allied. During the race, a plate of the value of 5o guineas, was Railed for, by two bodes, named irolfidrs, and Qyilldriver. During the time the animals were running, the prnfecutnr placed him- felt in the middle of the courfe, and refuted to retire. Upon Mr. Julian's expnßulating, he (till maintained his polition. To avoid accidents, the Major was obliged to thrall him from the ground, when Smith abufed him in the groffelf manner. Subfequently to this period, the profeeutor again appeared upon the comic, when Mr. Julian acquainted the company with the abufe he had received, and it was tananimoully agreed, that Smith fhould be horfewhipped from the grounds. In confequence of this refolution, feveral Gentlemen, among whom the Defendants were molt active, commenced the attack, and continued it fo fuccefsfully, that the enemy was driven from the field. Affidavits were then produced by the Defendants from George Stopland, Efq. Mr. John Were, the rider of 'resides, Thomas Clinton Shields. and Charles 'rink, to e ntre the obainaey and provoking condua of the Plaintiff. Mr. Serjeant Lea/—A" We did not,MyLords, dente that the Defendants (hould be brought op for judg ment, if an apology were made." Lord Et ciasoitoun (aid, it would be moll for the interens of the Defendants to accept the propofal which hail been made, merely from motives of tender nefs to the Defendants. This was agreed to. TNI RING f 7 SPBNCIR AND GOSLING. Thefe perfons, who are the watch.honfe keeper and the beadle of St. Ann's parifh. Soho, were like. wife brought up to receive the fentence of the Court for afraulung Arthur Hammond, a ferjeant of Light Dragoons, and refcuing a deferter, of the name of James Duncan, from the Bth regiment of foot. The caufe was tried before Lord E LLLLL °ROUGH, at the fittings after ha Hilary Term. The Court ordered that they fhould be committed to the cu(lody of the Marbal of the Marthalfea for fix months. TIIVRIDAT, May 8. _ _ jabs and MA Nom, t Ivo Welch men, were brought up for judgment, being convieed at the lall afiizes of a riot and stank on thaw excife officers, with intent to prevent the leis° re of a quantity of fmnggled goods. It appeared from the ilatement of Counfel, that the prifoner John, when the goods were feized, flood forward, and 'dually flruei one of the officers. The other prifoner, though he did not commit any stank was, with other., riotous in the extreme. Neither of the prifoners could (peak a word of Engin. The Court fentencld John to be imprifoned fix months,, and Jofeph three, in Newgate. Nothing can be of More importance to mankind than a diligent perufal of thole authors who have ably treated on the various diforders peculiarly inci dent to the climates in which they live. The diforders which are moll prevalent in this country have been particularly treated on by Dr. Sonomos, in his Guide to Health, a work in which he has not confined him felt to a dry elucidation of cattle and effea, as it re (peas the complaints brought under examination ; but has pointed out the fpecific remedy for each, In that the great advantage of this publication to the in habitants of this country in general is apparent. In this view it is recommended to perfons of every de fcription, and of either fex, as a book which it is of importance for them to be poffeffed of, as they will find in it much ufeful information, and thole inflruetions which more immediately interefl their own heal h, and which, duly attended to, will lay the foundation of a long and happy life. Health is a blefling of too great importance to be trifled with ; it is there fort the incumbent duty of every perfon to have re cootie to the aids which the long experience of medi cal mcn enables them to give, and thole books which have been written from a principle of public philan thropy fhould certainly be perufed with attention. MARRIED. Ycfterday evening by (pedal licence, at the h oufe of Lord Henry Fitzgerald. in Stratford.ptaee, by the Hon. and Rev. the Dean of Windfor, the Right Hon. Thomas Lord Kinnaird, to Lady Olivia Letitia Catherine Fitzgerald, youngeft daughter of the late Cute of Leinfter. Immediately after the ceremony, the Noble Lord with b 4 beautiful bride left town for Boyle Farm, the feat of the Right Hon. t.ord Henry Fitzgerald. DIED. At Tangiers, about the latter ;Wel of March, Mr. Matra, His Majelty's Conful General for the Empire of Morocco. He Is rue. tented, pro tempore, by J Rofs, Efq. In Child-bed on Sunday laft, at Chlchelter, Mrs. Heming, wife of the Rev. G. F. Fleming, aged a 6. In February laft, of the Yellow Fever, at the Mend of Domi• nice, Jofeph Laren, Efq. Garrifon Surgeon of that place. By WILLIAM HAZARD, At the Wreaks.' Inn, Great Yarmouth, on Wcdnefday the 14th day of May, x 8.6, at Twelve o'Clock precifely. ►OR HOME CONSUMPTION OR RIPON rATION• THE FOLLOWING GOODS, •iz. ao Calks of Tobacco, in Rolls. 1 a Cafes of Ditto s 6 Balkets of Ditto, in Stalks. 8 Cafes of Oil of Vitriol. 3 Calks of Refined Sugar. si Calks of Callia Flank. 3 Calks of Litharge. a Calks of Painter's Colours. • Calk of Smalls . 3 Cake of Ground Red Wood. 14 Calks of Pearl Barley. 4 Calks of Leather. so Calks of Madder. 26 Blikets of Saffairas. a Bundles of Wood. • B .fieet of Brazil Wood and China Root. 4 Boxes of Borax. soo Gouda Cheeks. A Quantity of Cheefe Boxes. Being the entire Cargo of the Sophia Amelia, P. T. Deutfehrr malLr. captured on her pall'age from Amfterdam, by his Ma jetty's Rap Cavtzsa, JOHN HA NCOCK, Efq. Commander. Catalogues may be had, and (amides teen five days previous to the file, by applying at the Counting Houk, of Mr. E. S. Om many, or the Audioneer, Yarmouth. RICH FEEDING LAND IN LINCOLNSHIRET To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, together or in .Lo`s, A VERY valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, &tate in the Parifhes of Whaplode and Hothead), confining of the Manor or reputed Manor of Littlebury, and fundry Farms in a Ring Fence, containing [39BA IR. a7P. of very Rich lee& log LanlL The Buildings arc in eompieat repair, and fame of them have been crated within the lan two years. The Land Tax is redeemed and the Roads good. The Eltate is fituate in a Dry Country and not liable to Floods,': and near a Navigable River, eight miles from Spalding, twelve from Bolton, four from Hu'beach, and twelve from Wilbeach, all good Market Towns, and too Miles from London. Further particulars may be bad on application to Melte,. Fuller and Bonner, in Spalding, who will thew the Eitate ; at Meffrs. Nicholfon and tiopton's Office, Mr. Jon. Teale, Surveyor, both at Leeds; or Meffrs. Falter, Cooke, and Freer, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, where Plans of the Eftate mw he fern. MILFORD HOUSE, with Twenty tour ,%eres of men furrounding, produnive Garden, with Grape boufe, Shrubbery &c. within four miles of Lymington, TO BE LET, Furnifhed, For an unexpired Term of Six Years. THE Houle contains Drawing Room and Dining Room to feet by 10 each, and to feet high, breddaft parlour, morning room,library, four belt bedchambers, three dreiling rooms, five fervant's chambers, kitchen, fattier?, fervants' hall, butler's pantry, houfekeeper's room, two water clofets, two nsircafe,, de- tached arc two coach houfes, hamar, room, two four (tall !tables, brewhoufe, laundry, waggon and cart 'beds, &c. The fituation is (ingested) , beautiful, commandis,, ,, delightful, views of the Needle Rock, Weft Channel, Inc of Wight, and f rounding town and villages, dillant three miles and a quarter from the lea, twenty two from Southampton, twenty four from Safi( bury. Terms moderate. Further particulars may be known of Mr. George Hookey, Southampton, or of Mr. Richard Hollins, Lymington. Letters (poit paid) will meet with due attention. DISEASES of the URETHRA and Certain COMPLAINTS. AS foie Proprietor of DAR AN's celebrate) mecii• dleated Bougies and Remedies, Mr. DUFOLI R informs the Public, that he may as ufual be confulted daily from 9 to 3, at Ms haute, No. 54, Frith-ftreet, Soho, on Caf,s of Strictures, Obitroc• Lions, Gleet s, &c. fitc. as well as Debility, and every diforJer where fecrecy is fo effential a requifite, that Mr Dufour has provided a fpacious bode, that every Patient may be introduced in a feparate apartment. Mr D. has for many years confined himfelf to that department of Surgery, and from extenfive pradicc, and the mail flattering fueecfs, he Is enabled to offer a method of cure, mild, efficacious, requiring no confinement or ref:taint, in diet, and which prevents a rdapfe. Perfons in the country Rating their cares (ally, In a letter, enclofing a one or a two pound note, will have proper remedies fcnt to the amount. For the various fymptoena, &c. fee Mr Dufour's Treatife on the above complaints, price Is. 6d. the sth edition—to be had of J. Callow, Crown•coort, Soho; M . Q . neeri. Eteser Change, and of the Author. :ON, APOTHECARY. 10 AIR. - - - SIR —In eonfeqnenee of feveral voyages to the Halt Indies, I had eontraOrd a Bilious Complaint, to fuch an sksrasing extent, as to be fearetly able at times, to pay attention to the dudes of my Iltip. Through the recommendati..n of a friend, I was led to make a trial of your Dixon'. Antibillous Pills, by the ufe of which, feet a Bart time, I was, to my ationifhment, imme diately relieved; and have been,for a long while, totally free from any return amides, yellownefe of the ficin, turvousand lick head ache, heart burns, giddinds, and other correponcling fymptoms ot the above complaint. The fuccefs of your remedy has Induced me to recommend It generally, and my brother in particular, third officer of the Duke of Montrofe Indiaman, who had laboured un der a worfe affiidtion, If poMble, than myfelf, has been in like manner completely cured. I am, Sir, your obedient bumble fer. BOBER f LUCAS, Chief Officer of the Hoe. FAR Company's Ship Untie. Gravefend, June 29, 1 8 0 4. Fm.. Mrs. ANN JAMES to Mr. DlXON ,Apothecary. tart. Sir-1 have the pleafurs to Inform you of the great benefit 1 hare received from taking your Dixon's it ntiblllous Pills, that finee I have been at Bath, t have bad no occafion to drink the Waters ; nor have I been fo free from my bilious conndsint as I now am, for many ycars, which I folely attribute to the Pills. Orce or twice I had a flight return of my lick head ach ; upon its approach I al- ways take one or two Pins, which. In the enurfe of an hour they generally carry off : they fridom operate with mc, without there la bile upon the Itomach. I remain yours, dm. Bads, March ig. ELIZ ANN JAMB,. Said whairtale and retail at Mr Butler's, No. 4, Chu; fide, corn,, of Pateroafter row ; and retail by moll Country Medir.iot Veadarr. is BUMS at 6a. sad M. 9d each. •••••11.110 HEALTH AND I.ONDEVITE Dr. jAMES's ANALFPTIC AND ANI'IIIII.IOIIS flit); TH E Celebrity of the Anal , tie Pill . as a gene tar Prefemative of Health, is become unis.rl.l from th it efficacy in thole complaints, Wlltth coutimully datum the huntsn I frame; fuch as Colds. itheurnatifnie, Hea'eat Ist, Incliesllio , a. and other Diftafcs of the Stomach and Bowels; tvlsicl , arife trim the vicifStudes of our climate, or from indulgtnee In the luxuries ut life; and theft falutary effiels are pendu,led by gently epentrg the pores by night, and the body by day without reciiiirtny any part.' miler regimen eet cortiltiement. But thumb the AnakTtle PIW sus alfo very ferriceeile in Bilious and oft, r deer-f eat, d elf .rdcrs yet b-i' g &lisped as a mild purgative only, and therelore nut always fuflciently adive, the Antibiiiuua have beet, recommended in aid by an eminent Phyticisn, who hat teed the& Medicines combined for many years with the happieft , uceefs, in all coma plaints of the Liver, as well a, in other internal infeafes. " Travellers, by land or by fa, or perluns remote from metFeal would do well to be always provided wi It theft PHs y which, with fume of the g . nuine Dr Jamie's Fever Powder, would form a muff valuable ltorc in a fsnaU eomp,.ls, that w enkj often afford relief on any (wide° indifpofiti.n, and prevent t` e At confequences of negledt or delay. Sold only by F Newbery and Sons, No. 4!. St. Paul's Church.' yard, on the Coach-way, Four Doors from the Cot rer of flu:qt. fide, London t and at Dr. )aura's late hauls in Bruton ft , cet ; the Analeptic Pins, price 45.6 d. the Bus, or Six in t •ue large HI for tL es.; and the Antibilious Pills, price ss 9d. a lox. I'uty in; chided —Ohterve that the Words, " F. Ne%bay, NO. es, at. Paul's." arc engraved in the Stamps. A CHALLENGE. MESSRS.CURRIE and Co. challenge the whole World to prove a Engle inftance where their Medicine and Method of Cure have failed of the defired effec.. The prac tice of many years in this particular branch of their molefhon has not glen] rife to one unfuccelitul cafe. They continue to dired their Rutile. to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, arid that derangement of the fyfiena which is the confequence of a deltruCtive habit It I. a melancholy truth that the indulgence in this fontary vice brines on thole Defi. ciences and Debilities which Irequen Iv prevent and embitter the Matrimonial State, and imports by att.cipation upon its unhappy victims all the infirmities of old age. To fuck petfotn it mutt hr a confoling refiedion to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be reitored to health, ileingtit, and manly vigour. Meths. Cuter e and Co. being regular Surgeons of the Royal College, the idea of emphicifm cauuct poffibly be attached to rl air practice, for nothing but a thorough convittion, confirmed ly many years experience, of the injudicious mode of treatment adopted by the general Practitioner in the cure of Venereal Com plaints, and that clefs of Debility which inevit bly refults from the indifcretions of Youth,could induce them to deviate from the dual fyiteni, and by performing the molt forprifing cure., convince the world of the decided fuperiority of their mode of treatment. Marrs. Centel! and Co. may be r onfulted by Patient. of either Sex with the greateft delicacy, fecrecy, and honour, at their book, No toy. Hatton Garden letters from the Country. port paid, nclofing a Rank Note, Rating the particulars of the cafe, veil have he net:diary advice and medicines fern to any part of the kingdom. HAVING dedicated myfelf to the Rudy, and been gratified by the molt cot fiderahte pradice in that branch which I thought proper to filed, I croft that I have nut nicer mit employed my time than aide who, in the extenfive Relel of the profiffion, are occafionally immerfed in one- rtalety, and r.annot always attain that [tweets which is acquired by concentrating Me intelledlual power to one dais of d Weirder.. The Wear,a of DEBILITY are peculbrly diftreffirg. for they bring with them a train of concomitant froproms, and by a do • preffiun of all vital energy, exifterce hid( becomes embittteed.... Whether they arife from the prevalence ut ill esampl. the dame. tive habits of fchnolboys, or the Indulgences of maturity, they re quire the molt affiduons profeffional fkill ; but by the ignorance of uneducated men, the fymproms arc aggravated, and the conliltu. . tion is deßroyed. As a MEMBER of the ROYAL. COLLEGE of SURGEONS, I ground my pretenfiono on regularity of education, and pr•ll,ffieg every privilege to pre Rice, I feel mylelf entitled to that eotifidet.oe with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured. In the firft fenfations of local weakiiefs, early anelication will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame ; but where the [offerer, from a confeloufnefs of the unmanlineft of the vie, which caused his misfortune,ls tearful of the contempt or cenfore of his family phyfician, and broods over his Infirmity with careful concealment, it mutt be fatiefaElory for him to be allured not only of copability of treatment brit alfo of the moil inviolable ferrety. And In recent Venereal l'omplaints it is poffible to prevent pain, danger or diltrefs ; in the molt complicated c •fes it is the acquire ment of exclsfive experience in this line to effect a fate, certain, and fpeedy recitabliftiment.. I oiler the adrantage of this experience to tbi.fe of either fez who aro affiidted with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fymptoms of VENER E A L INFECTION, and in all cafes the terms of remu neration are Rated on the fiat interview. Patients in the country are capcdted is inclofc a Bans note and a-e requcßed to fptcify their age and manner of living. MARTIN BR Member of the Royal Colltge of SnTenns, in [mildew No. 29, Arundel Rrect, Strand, near Yempie IE 0R0.%7H OF H .IR. .•.-. LADIES and GI - NTLEM EN who ith the urns. ment of a FINE H, Ab of HAIR, need only make trial of the RUSSIA OIL, which is pray d •lie only article yet th'covered for making the H iir grow thick and long. even on Bald Pl:ces, Whifkets, Eye-brows &c &c and will, In all a p ir f ro aU pe rn i t no n u ff ra w ni kiLli r a i p s p t i o e o d o t f o te i n tr, tl n i gt e cafe heri an early ate.—Sever:a “entlemen who have hen,. bald I .1* th fcafor e etb r i o ' ::t w ? av w nent hic f h tbh p ae r y o ilin v g :s the ucealion of C. nia..v becorniog laid at have declared, after ufing ohe Ruilla Oil rertilarly for three months, they became nearly covered with Hair. Ger.thmen who wear powder need not be deprived ufing it, as it will krvc as a fubititute for pomatum, and is A fore preventative agairill powder turning the hair grey, a cafe which too frequently happens where powder is conftantly ufed. It is tecomerided to La dies as an appendage to their chile, particularly a, the ufe of Oils are now found fo neceirary to render moillure to the hair when dreffing. The Raffia Oil for t'utt purpok is now become in it. by Ladies of the firß circle of Whim). who allow it to excel any preparation of the kind yet dileovered, a. it not only nourifhes and improves its growth, but renders to the hair a molt beautiful gluts and fragrant perfume, and entree it always to retain its ria oral colour. To somment on the many valuable qualiti:s it poffeffes, Is ufelef., It need lily be laid, it ought not to be omitted by thofe awbo have the oniamint of a fine head of balrand with to retain It, olio theft deficient who want to profit by Its virtues. Its invalua le virtue.. have been fo much approved, as to bring it to the ufe of the Royal Family, and molt of the Nobility' in this Kingdom. Price ;s per bottle or out containing four fmaU, at a guinea. 'Tube had of the Proprietor, 333 , Oxford.ltreet, and by appoint. ment, at Finch's, s, Berkley rquare ; Smith, Perfumer to his Majefty, Ito, New Bond-Rivet; Hendrie and Sons, Perfumers to her Tichtsorn•ltreet ; Bayky and Blew, Perfumers to their Royal Highneffes the Prince and Prineefa of Wide., and Duke and Duchefs of York. toelepur-ltreet; Bacon, Ns. tso, Oxford-ft ; Wand s 124. Holb orn ; Butler, 4 , Cheafide ; Wl there, 229, Strand ; Holmes, Solana, and Tun, Royal FacLange, London; Ball. Dame lbreet, Dublin : Trum, ; Reabum, Nor It-bridge, Idinburgb i Shepherd, opp-fi-e Os, t x • change. Bridol; Collins, Salta:wry ; Blanchard, Yeti. ; ...La, High ftreet, Woreefter ; Wo o lwer, Exeter, Mcyler one. Cr. , - well, Bath; Lee, Lewes 1 Billing,. Liverpool ; Lynch, A: tr.. 1 ..1 ter; Thompfoit, Neweaßle; Swinfen, Leictder, , St, vetifon rod Matchett, Norwich ; Mn, Jones, Oxford; Hoilfon, Cambridge; Mile+ and Sydney, Birmingham; Langdon, ahertioni ; &dam, port:Nowt,. ; Dingle, Bury St. f droned,: Newcomb, t•tanafurd ; aid perfumer, in town and count .i ry t3h . ;:h, A. Granville, so,Fore Arco, Plymouth Dock. and Dimon medi cine venders t p he,,it ri u rk fl or ni a, N.B. The iturfier Oil will he found intely feerleralde In ref toeing theists of Hair on Horfia, which often proves a great dd . - ligurcnient to thole valuable animal.. have E . re a rni ll. :l T L : W r :: : : l ::i t k h t ; ea f e sNi a m n y ° l ll deeneyda' rae f i r i r d i e c n i .fi c iug e f i d , r ' n ' eP t ib ibu i n ro co ti r o l . t : 'l : l lt °(l ,:l7 . l wk e t hboi the G i' a f f ej o . rd .y it . feet. Orders from my part of the Couriti s will be fro t by "itch, by tA:V)ot[, fine eipor -11, as i: has M ina f ound inOrkhly ficvie . eal:l ta e London. Good allo wance to Merchants - - in warn, aid claalizea'de , Jimates• • WATL•R Ari,c;;;DL---1 ik — ftov . 7 Morning 7 mlnyb•t :trust 7. A ftcr:::,ol - 32 minute, after 7 LONDON: Frlnte I and pnblithed by LEVEL. IC (44 eln t..rhuty-11..ce, I ani':eth), at the Sr Oren, No t . Car t y ttro-t. 1 0 .41ilidatsi 44 the SrAa thyrsce P4.41-}lt /