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megisimisams. 13 C.fiRNS Ow TH.e ISLAND OR ZITTLL CUMBRAr. • ami••=••••••••••• • Mr. WEIR of Kirkhall, near Ardrossan, havini" sated to the Earl of EGLINTON the extraordinary rariation of the compass, at a certain spot near some cairns of stones at Shinniewilly, on the island of Little Cumbray ; and as there is a tradition that a Dane was buried in his armour at Shinniewilly, imnier*: ately opposite to the Largs; where a famous battle ;e as fought , the Earl of Eousrrow, the proprietor, or d a number of workmen from Ardrossan to the Is and, and, to open the cairns, under the superintendence of trusty persons. The workmen acting upon the suggestions of Mr. Went, when near the centre ofihi first cairn opened, and not above two feet below the level of the ground, discovered a circular piace (I', hollowed iron, much corroded ; the hollow part three; inches and a half in diameter, and two inches in depth sl having a rim all round three quarters of an inch I broad, and with the remains of nails or rivets on the ' rim. About two feet from this they dlicovered pieces of iron, apparently part of a sword or dagger. The workmen here desisted, in order that Lord En. .Lnirsots might witness the positions of these relicts, and give farther instructions. On the 6th inst. his Lordship, accompanied by a number of Gentlemen, and in presence of several scientific-individuals, visited the place, and ordered the workmen to proceed, when a great number of fragments of iron were discovered, the greater part of which sere double-headed or rivetted nails, measuring about one inch from head to head. The workmen having nearly cleared another cairn, a large flag stone was discovered, below which was found an aperture or coffin 26 inches long, 16 broad, and 18 deep, formed of four stones, and lying N.E. and S.W. In this hollow was an empty urh, but which appeared to have, at one time, contained ashes ; and near to the urn were some small human bones : the roots of the teeth were decayed, but the enamelled part in most perfect preservation. In another cairn an urn was discovered of a handsome shape, and ornamented on the exterior, but it was un. fortunately broken in the attempt to extricate it from the loose stones with which it was environed. The men were then directed to return to the cairn first opened, and on digging to the depth of nearly ten feet, t aline to a large flag stone, which covered a ieoffin three feet six inches long, 26 inches wide, and • .26 inches deep, formed of four stones lying east and west. In the notth-east corner stood an earthen urn, much ornamented, and containing black earth or ashes ; in the south east corner a human scull. There were likewise a few decayed bones. There are seve ral cairns yet to open, but whether any more of them will be opened, depends upon the opinion of those competent to judge from the contents of the others, whether it be an object of farther research. Ten human skeletons have been discovered at fan t•y-LI y n , near Llandebie, at a depth of thirty fret from the surface of a limestone rock. The scull; are of a very great size and thickness, and All - the bones are larger tlian those of the resent race of men. Mennen or Mn. BONAR.—Nicholson was yesterday cops eyed from the House of correction to gaidstotte, preparatory to his trial. He was secured with a strait waistcoat, and was attended by a proper escort. The Bill of Indictment will he preferred before the Grand Jury this day ; and should the Bill be found, of which there is no doubt, he will be tried tc-morrow morning.—The hiterest excited by all the circum stances attending this man's case, has been most ex traordinary. The town of Maidstone has been crow ded for some days, by persons of rank and distinction, who are anxious to be present at his trial. Bow-synter—Yesterday Richard Bath, a carter to a cheesemonger in St. Giles's, was brought to the Office by Perry, charged with an outrageous assault upon a Gentleman in Blackfriar's-road. The priso nei s horse nearly ran over the prosecutor, who struck the animal with a small stick, upon which the priso ner, in the most brutal manner, cut the prosecutor five times severely with his whip.—He was ordered to find bail. • WHITECHAPEL..--Ye!Sterd:ly a baker, in the neigh heni.haod of Wentwurth,street, Whitechapel, -atten d,rl, hy virtue of a summons, to. answer a complaint exiehited• against him, bring charged with selling, and exPasieg to sale, a large quantity Of bread short Of weight.; some of the loaves wanted four ounces each.. The Case teing cicr.arly establiihed, the &fee dant, having been betort convicted of a similar of fence, was hired in the full penalty, ss. per ounce amounting to £lB ss. and the breactforfeited to th; . poor.. • UNION-HALL—Near four years since, the house of Mr. Sittith, lapidary, in BridOwateraartare. was brake apen'and a quantity of vithtable stones, con. sisting rf iorneliane; amethists, garnets, corals, eme ralds, rubies, topazes, &c. with upwards of £1,500 were taken away ; the strictest search was made at the thnifor the depredators, but without success,. and none of the property was recovered. A few days since, however, some men having been employed to cleanse a ditch in the Kent-road, near where the house of Mr. Rolles formerly stood; some children:, who weft looking on, perceiving what they supposed' to be Piece* of glass amongst the mud which• was: thrown our, picked them out. On sheaving thermic), some persons. more skilled than themselves, ;ley were' found to be piceei of crystal. This discovery ceased, a further search, when a number of cornelians, gar nets, emeralds and other valuable stones were disco vered amongst the mud. Got and Harsie s the 01E cers, having heard of the circiinistance, repaired to the spot, and, on seeing the scopes, ;t immediately , oc. curred to them that they were a part -of Mr-. Smith's' property ; on application to Mr. Smith this [Tired, to be correct, several of the stones Mr t . Sinitli vial able to swear to. They appeared to have lain some time in the mud, and it was peobable the thieves after they had taken them, being fearful of offering theft; for' sale lest they should lead to a 'detection, threw them into the ditch, where they have tenutilled ever since.. Some of the stones thus recovered are of ccesiderAhle value. Saturday afternoon, as Mr. Terry, of Hermansole s was passing along thelarade in Canterbury, he slip +Fed off theldtb a lrona frepding on a pea-Shell, and us fortunately broke. his thigh. - • " ~ .O,IOtBERIFIa L FAIR. • MARROW. In the Wand of Jersej , , 04_ tile Mk in<iNnt, ty the Rev. Dean Dupre, the Rev.,), T. Allier, Rectpr ofrqttaity .to youngrst tlaughtei of Huth& Cirtetet, T 1: . . rrr- - • • This , scene of amusement commenced Yesterday,.l e tecordipg to ancient usage, op.Camberwell Green. It s generally.the prelude to the fairs of Peckham and A..Bartholontew, and consequently the rendezvous ts( many of the itinerant Thespians, monster-mongers, jugglers, fire-eaters, pedlars, apd showmen, wilt wan der round the coaitry. ,The arringement with re ' sret tq Stolz, booths, the portable drama, the various menageries' of wild animals, merchandize, swings, andother object's to attract thicuriouse is nearly the same as at the last fair. ''bore , were, among other articlei of magnitude a large hog; a large man, and a child, five years old, weighing twelve stone. Be sides the specimens of native in a redundant State, the curious were gratified by' , a peep at the ditninittive—.. Awn little gentlemen, not ;More than eighteett . inihes high, 'prbnienading hr.g lass case, couli not fail in ' exciting the admiration' t..lolntny BUB. The Thea trical. representations yitre, in general, tributary to the gallant achievements Of the Allies in Spain.. One grand military spectacle; denominated British Balls and French Routs, displayed the Hight of Joseph in a style that was truly laughable. A British soldier, in the same piece, presented himself with bis hat full of gold, and informed the audience that he had gained it by hunting a lawyer. The fair, on the whole, was held with great spirit. B*T HS9 14 f t _ 1it 1 4 . 449: Abq WWI% IN INDIA, IN mecums' AND lIIIINIPAWf b 41143. ItADR.II I 4MWEIL The Lady c.f J. Babington, :Civil Service, of a daughter. At Cuddalore, the Lady of ',tauten:lnt-Colonel Hazlewood, of a daughter. MADRAS MARRIAGES. ChttlekMadDlSll, lEs. of 'the Hon. Company's civil Setwice,. to Mrs. HIRIMM. • At Pondicherry, Lieut. R. LTahois, of the Yd Battalion 12th Regimentl4.l. to Miss Margaret Bettor, daughter of the late Mr. Surgeon Birbor. February I it, st Fort George, Captain N. Birsay, to Elinabe' th C. Durand, eldest daughter of Major:-Getieral Durand. MADRAS DEATHS. At Jetting', Lieut.CharlesEdye,lst Batt. 21st Regiment N.I. At the Presidency, on the 24th Jamary, Lieu's-Colonel C. D. Bruce, of the 2511, Regiment Native Infantry. January 29, ThomarSydenharn, Esq. Registrar of the Court of Commissioners for the Recovery of Small Debts. At TrincornaUee, on the Bth Jatruare, Captain English, of his Majesty's 66th Regiment.* At the lame place, on the 9d January, Lieutenant N. I. Smith, of the same corps. • On the 18th September last, at set, on his voyage to China, for the recovery of his health, Lieuirnant Mansfield Plenderleatti, Adjutant of the id Regitnent Naave Cavalry. lit Camp Issiarithirryhur, on the td February, Captain Prancis James, of the Ist Battalion,l4h Regitnent Native Infantry, after a short but seveie illness. At Bangalore, on the sth alFebniary, after a short bet severe , illness, Lieutenant Thomas Watmtne Sctiones, of the 2d batta lion 17th, or Chinacole Light Infantry, aged is years. BOMBAY DIE rad. On the 15th February instant, the lady of Edward Mundy ' Wood, Esq. of 2d Regiment Native Infantry, of a daughter. The Lady of Lieutenant R. E. Goodrige, Hon. Colopary's Marine, of a daughter. At C oolebab, Mrs. Morrison of a son. The Lady of the Rev. N. Wade of a son. The Lady of LElphinstone, Esq. 'lliad MeMber of Council, I of a daughter. BOMBAY MARSIAGEs. Mr. Thos. Saumarez Patten, to Miss Flillibeth Copperthwaite. At Baroaela, on the 21st February, I.leut.-Col. H. S. Osborne, of the Bombay European Regiment, to Miss Jane Carter. DeMIVY DEATHS. Assistant-Surgeon William Thomas, 2d Battalion Ist Regiment of Native Infantry. Lieutenant C. Saunders, of the Honourable Company's Marine. Lieutenant Thomas Harrison, Bombay European Regiment. The 29th October Last, onboard the Dunehn, on his pa. age to the Gulph of Persia, whither he went tor, the recovery of his health, Lieutenant John King, of the List Regina -lit Native Infantry, on the Madras Establishment, a promising young Officer,and a young man of amiate.e disposition. On e 6th of February last, the infant daughter of John El phinston, Esq. third Member of Council. On the 7th February, the infant daughter of Captain R. Deb. natal, of his Majesty's 65th regiment, aged three months. On the 27th February, the Right Rev. Joaquin' Vicente de Mine7es, Vicar and Missionary at the Coutt of Poona, in the 64th y(ar of his age. DENOAL The Lady dfli.hn Palmer EN. of a daughter. At Hayrampore , near hioorsliedahad, the Lady of T. W. Phillips, Esq. of* daughter. BENGAL MARRIAGE. Lieutenant J. B. Seely, of the Bombay Establishment, to Miss Maria Dowdeswell, (laughter of G. Dowdeswell, Esq. Chief Se erctary to Government. BENGAL DEATH. Lieutenant Charles Scott Waring, of the 7th Regiment of Na... tire Cavalry, and Adjus ant to the thigh( Honourable the G over nor-General's Bu.ly Guard. PANTHEON THEATRE.--.After the Comic Opera of The Cabinet, in which Mr. Him., as Prince Orlando, and Miss Am art, as Floretta, received the . same flattering marks of approbation which tended their first per. formance of those characters, The Sultan, or a Peep into the Seraglio, was last night produced. Miss GREVILLIS supported the character of Roxalana, in 'which she formerly appeared at the Haymarket Theatre, with considerable vivacity. Mr. Htettaaroar, late of the Haymarket Theatre, made his first appearance here as the Sultan, and made a great deal or a very trifling 'character. He was extremely well received, and is certainly an acquisition to the company, which the Proprietors. are making every exertion to render as effective as possible. The entertainments of the even ing gave general satisfaction to a crowded house. BIRMINGHAM THEATRIC 4LS.• —M URFA y'rliyely Co medy of All - in the Wrong has been brought forward here. Mrs. Glass, fronethe Theatres Royal, Covent garden and Haymarket, made her appearance in Lady Restless--a character well suited to display her very superior abilities to advantage. Mr. ELLISTON ivas extremely happy in pourtraying the arduous part of Beverley.- Mrs. EDWIN'S . Belinda was admirably conceived, and supported with the greatest spirit and animation. Sir John Restless met with a very able representative in Mr. BARTLEY, formerly of the late Theatre Royal, Drury-lane.--The performances of Friday last were appropriated to the benefit of Mr. BARTLEY, our Acting Manager, by whose indefati gable exertions the business of the Drama has been so ably and prosperously conducted. On this occa sion Stleainaes celebrated CumAy of The . Rival: was represented,' wherein the printipal characters were enacted by the i• Bowing London Performers :-- _ __ Sir Anthony Absolute., Mr. 13/tall-el - ; Captain Absolute, W 11.1.1 AP-1 B. MOUNTAIN I Mr. ELLISToN ; Acres, Mr. MALLINSON ; Mrs. Mala- SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, 1.01 4 46014. prop, Mrs. GROVE; Julia, Mrs. GIBBS.; and Lydia The best Accommodation for Travellers, good Beds, choice Languish, Mrs. EDWIN : We do not recollect to hare Liquors, and moderate Charges. witnessed a performance, in 'Mich the cast of cha- THE following rosT COACHES, MAIL , O d ACHES, &c. set out from the Saracen's Head Inn, meters were more judiciously atranged, or the exer- Snow.l tions of the performers crowned with greater appro. FA I.NIOUTH and TRURO New Post-Coach every Morning. bation. The Romance of .///addin followed, in which EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth , . Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, and Salisbury New Peg Coa ch, every Morning at Bats - row, as Katrac, and Mrs. GROVE, in the Wiekone Clung Musiapha, were irresistibly comic.—The attrac- Six o'Clock, svith a Guard, through Holum', Asminszer, Britt , port, Blandford, Basingstoke, and Baphot. lions of the evening produced a bumper. . BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stlron, and Huntlnydon ~ WONDERFUL Pit ESERVATION. —Some days ago seve- new Royal Matl Coach, sets out every and iu ryEv i eni l n l. g . —Coaches from ral men were supposed to be lost in a mine, by the Boston to Spilsby, Louth, Gril Pest - C oa ch , l s . t iV C Eß ch PoOl d ., d W . a i rritig E ton, l d (nut-ford, Stone, and Etehdetd, falling in of a large quantity of earth. The follow- D ca . B e rothe h r e ton. x s pe sa i r tti c t e i, a.a ev i e i ry at d E io ve n ning ing letter, received yesterday, announces their almost o'cioett e , a to ' D. at strFeievte 1 miraculous preservation : Liverpool. Guarded throug hout. " Wolverhampton, August 17. 8. 4 ,111 and BRISTOL Flv.g Post-Coaches, throogh Chlppen " The miners, kr. "continued their exertions to re- barn, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. lieve the sufferers with increasing activity, and yester- May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the Loation Tavern, Tho strqat,Brinstol, next Morning ,. —Coaebes to Wells, Bridge. _day ( Monday) morning, at four o' ill clock, having wast7.reutito a, - nearly driven through to the stall in which they were, 1.14:DS new light Coach, called the Rockingham, sets out every one of them was heard to call out, ~ work more to Morning at Eight co'CloA; carries Four Insides only, and goes re 'the left," and, astonkhing to relate, by one o'clock markably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stint- G fo o r l d tien N L ex i s t - t a n rk, Le ßetfoeds, n rtl es , tDay a Doncaster, t lo a n n, Nkeurtreirrbidati,:.l-I,dinto thethe at noon, eight of the men, and the boy, were found alive ! J. lieelatg, whose body has not yet been uncommon L i on, of this Coach, it is allowed to he the g most found, was the only one missing; and it is supposed' agreeable and complete Public Conveyhtice on the North Road, the sand, &c. tell upon arnd instantly buried him.— being unequalled in Accommodation by any other. ch K ar E l NDA th l., "k L i .a k ocaster, G Pre,ton, Kirby-I.9nidale, Bolton, When the cireunistatice became generally known that Port Coaches, every After tbe men were living, many hundreds of persons as- noon e ai ' Five n n'cLic. and Guai tr d b e t r g sembled from the country in the vicinity of the work, . GLASGOW, Longtown ' Gretna•Grcen, Annan, Dumfries, and at halt past four in the afternoon the first man Brownhill, Thornhill, sanquhar-Kila, Cumnock, Kingswell, and 1 1 al l Part s lo R o f e Scotland ,cus.ltie and Edinbur g h Catitperdost new Coact , n Coach, Dal ly. r e. was brought - up by the shaft of the pit,. supported in K Newcastle, the skip by Mr. S. FEIIEDAY and another person; and I w i t h a G u a r d throu g hout, sets out everyMoriliti at when three of the others were brought up, they welt: Six o'Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadeaster, Darlington, conveyed in a coach, accompanied by 'two medical Northalknon, Durham, Morpetb, and Berwick. Passengers ficclithemselves fatigued from the lth of the journey, may men, to their respective homes . the others were also 1 d r ; t s I t o nalha lt Pare. J. tLejLpAleitalste, the am d then ßlack p ro w i c a l; r o a il oss l y o a r d k : afterwards brought out and conveyed home in a si. I Swan ,eedCon milar manner, except Hill, who was carried home in runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and a chair ; and thus, after a dreadful confinement of other Places. nearly seven days, in contemplation of which the BRIDUENORTH and. Walsall new Prat Coach, every mind shrinks with horror--without lig c ht, without the Eve tf; L.ISLE, Pemith, and Whitehaven rest Coach, goes with smallest morsel of food—=shut up in the bowels of the Feur Horses, and a Guard all the way. Passes through Box*, earth, with only the droppings of water which fell Appleby, Greatabridge Richmond, Catterick, Brroughbrldie, from the roofings of the cavity in which they were i Wetherby, Alscrford, Boncaster, and Grantham (the nearest way by eighteen . miles). Sets out every Morning, and performs confined, and which they caught in an iron pot aces - the j ourney with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on dentally left in the pit, were these nine human beingi . the road by business, or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of providentially preserved from a premature gravel-- their seats being secured in the sect Coach. I.ley are likely to do %ell." I CHESTER and PARKOAT' new Post Coach, Daily. on S unday i. Newcastle, a Coa ch , to id York, Sunderland, At Rooney's Island, near Donegal, Edinburg h , nFly carries Post week, a young man named Scott, while bathing, im- terneon, at Three o ' Clock , by wayof o ;7/ l o r nc n as s Le e r s , on G 17, th ev atu ery a A n l i prudently ventured in beyond his depth, although an; Stamfor. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, mew Coach, every inexperienced swimmer. His brother, who was al spectator of his danger from shore, went in to his as• I MrAinttigsl'EGrrgWe Inn,l S t unfiff C la" N ev cin e gi ry et A on iurn esze t, sistance, and the tide advancing rapidly, they were and Wolverhampton Post - Coach , nsow z . s to W ard ai e s c a L l ' both struggling with the waves, when their sister, a! SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiffnal Post-Coach, the fine girl of eighteen years old, imagined she might I Royal Charlotte, every Evening, at Five o'clock.—Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Past Coach, called the Rocking effect their deliver ice, and rushing in, they were all : three lost, in the Night of their aged and agonized ha B m lk e nd v e i r llMA rni M ". Mercury 'Post Coach, with a Guard, sets parent on shore. out every Afternoon, and reaches Eirmingliant next day at Noon. Wednesday se'nnight, Mr. C. Preswick, of Whitby, Passes by Oxford, Enston, and Shipstone, to the Saracen's Head, I lost bis life in the humane attempt to aescue from Bu lt *, , Birmingham g.. H ULL, ce Northcave, Howden, Thorn, and. Doncaster Post drowning a person whom he observed, in welkinHull.Morning at Seven o'Cluek, to the Bull and Sun lan, along the sand at that place, borne away by a current ivi;foti-sa hl • eve te ry , formed by the outset of the tide round a sand-bank, SUNBURY, Hampton, and Twkkenbaut into livhklihe had been inadvertently drawn, in the . exercise of bathing. Mr. P. instantly stripped off his' 1 " 1 „7 ; coat and waistcoat, and approached so near the man as to admit of his taking hold of the end of a Nick, souTHA v. ic l ua l is ing i M Twice a Week. MP'l Obi, Winchester, Alreslord, and Alton Coach Frtends and the Public , that they and wili nreol;PlesectarccoTun tabilkah for n then Pueeids or Luggage, tee. of armee than Five 'Pounds Value, if any lot but, in the efforts used by both panics, Mr. Prettivieli Or &Mai* unless 'nem:4 as-eachand paid for secordinsiy, at I was borne off his feet into 'die: mean, and both . sad thli fi iew o'kl eme las: ellar, Pic lowie.bikLendou. tcomeately perished.' • - 2 .:• ~ • • - : rat th e Ne w s P Norse and Parcels booked for the above . Coaches, iC P T . • . • PIEUMATISMS, t'ALSttB, mud GOUT? AFFECTIONS, with their usual concomitants. Spasm e.r flying Pains, Flatulency, INdigettion, and general Debt!try ((xi. ginating in whatever source), are relieve d sal frel,..„iy coxed by WHI'ITHEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD 11..1.5, after every other means had failed. The Fluid EWence if Mustard, (tied with the Pigs, in those complaints where necessary) is,peta hips the most active, penetrating, and tiredeal iemedy in the world, generally curing the severest Sprains and Brunelle in qtr titan half the time usually taken by any oiler Inittuant or Eats broention ;* and if need immediately after any acciden', it prevents the part turaingtlack.—WHlTEHEAM FAMI . ..Y CF.R.ATIL is equally efficacious for all ill.coteditioned Sores, Sure I .ogs. Sear bufic Eruptions, Weedier, Pimples, Rlngworms,Shi. , gles, Break. lap out in the Fate, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Sore and &lamed Eyes,Sore Heads, and t:corbutic 'intimate of every description. Prepared only, and cold by R. lobuston, Apothecary, No. IS, Greek-street, Sohn; London. The Lsaerice and Pills at 2s. nd, each. the Cerate at Af, lid. and 2s. ltd. Sold by es4ry Medicine Vender In the tinifela'Xinedons. ..ft The Gentdde has a Black Ihk Stamp, with the tame of R. Jontsaron inserted on lt. - - • . DIXON'S ANT IBILIOLr3 PII.LS. 'lts Mr. DIXON, Antithecary. lit—l take . the earliest opportunity t 3 acq ua i n t f !.3 you that I have received the most Wonderfil benefit froM tiny use of your DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, which I tat. tied with me to fanialei, bud all those frlendi to whom I Mena :Lifted them have esperioneed the same salutary benefit ; t h e y d ea Care them to be the best Medice ever toed in that country, fur bilious and other complaints. The to'lowing are mantes of seve. rat Ladies and Gentlemen who have received the utmost relief from your - Dizoa's Ant/bilious PAU :--Ghaties Taylor, Esq. li. males; William Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mt. Woodrif, Spanish Town, ditto ; 2.., W. Hamilton, Esq.. Fermin& la Mar, ditto; J. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto; U. Alison, hal. t!itto ; Mr, %l siker, Porr Mount, ditto; J. lrenlinson, Esq. Salt River, ditto; Mr. litellens,•dittot J. Burn, Esq. Savanna; G. P. Pulack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. - Oliver Galdsmlds, King:ton, ditto . ; Mrs. Perry, St. Aim's; Mrs. Woodriff, Spanish Town; with many ocher persons of the first respectaidilty.--Sir, your mmt obedient llervant, THOMAS HARROLD, of the Ship Gan?oi. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Under's, 4, Cikeapside, Cornor of St. Paul's ChurciaNal el ; by Sitorp and Belem, Portsmouth; Jones, Weston, All:ett, and Mallory, Pontes; Hall and hho son, Gosport ; Coleman and Jac..b, %heatless; Peek slid Rost, and Turner, Hull; liesland, Cookworthy, Nettletm, and Oil. ben, Plymouth; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. BID. luingliattl; Staines and Lynch, Manchester: 'Freeman, Exeter I Baxter and M'Donald, Glasgow 1 Bulgen and Barry, Bristol ;Ste. vex on and Co. Norwich; Swinfen, Leicester; Edwards six! Penny, and &Hinge and I.atbbuty, Liverpool; Neale and Ledger, Dover ; White, Brighton ; Roberts, Seldon, and Rulf, Chelteav ham; and retail by most Country Medicine Venders, In boxes at 9. 9d. and 6s. each. MESSRS. GOSS and C. as regularly educated Surgeons of London, have sedulously devoted their atteno Lion for these last 47 years to the study of those disorders which so frequently embitter, and too often prevent, that ineatinutbk blessing, Matrimonial felicity. The unrivalled patronage that they have hitherto received from persons of the first distinction, and die uniform soceess attending their superior mode of treatment in such complaints, induce them thus publicly to offer their assists ance. In all s ices of debility or deficiency, whether resoling front the too frequency of participating in the gaieties of a fashionable life, the unbounded indulgence of libertinism, ot a Mart, solitary a and destructive habit, which weakens the energy of the mind, lod destroys the dower of youth,by producing sterility Is the one set t and impotence in the other, they offer a safe and permute:2n MI. l'o those who, from such complaints, are prevented vatting into , the marriage state, and ashamed to seek relief, brood Over diet? infirmities in silence, it matt be consoling to know,-however dam cult or ineff cti.a! the cure may be deemed by other practitioner% thir, by a renovating and infallible method, they may he restored PO a sound acid vigorous constitution. A arta% Disorder, free quently eont tarred in a tom :r..et •of indiscretion, and every species of Venereal Infection, by a mild and ntver.failing mode of vest. ment, is speedily and radically removed, without restraint in diet or exercise, as also Strictures of the Urethra and Glees which they Are enabled to cure in a short period, without_ recourse to the painful, dangerous :fleets of the Cati..tie; refcrenees of which can he given to several Cer:tlenfen of high respectability, who Eve been cured in a very short peril?:!, after having laboured under strictoree for many years. To married Rotates, whose tape& talons of those teeder pleages of colinubl4l happinesshave been defeated, it may also be a pleasing reflection to know, that by a proper per,everatice in their remedies the general health is reams and the Impediments removed. Messrs. floss and Co. exclusively professing the tare of them particular complaints, in order that they may not be riaarked by a mistaken few with the obloquy so jostly attached to the igno. rant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state that they have been properly educated and ititiared into every branch of tl r: profession. (certificates of which from different hospitals, and testimonials from the most eminent physicians, they have to cons %rime any inqu'rer,) that the success resulting front their ends& yours first induced them to quit the practice of the general pace titi..ner ' and they preitime that their pretensions cps's:Antes fair ground for the unprecedented caufidence with which they have by the Public been so liberally hooeured. Patients in the country are requested to state the particulars of their case, age, and manner of living, er.closlng to Bankeoote for advice and medicines, and the sante will be forwarded so sat part of the kingdom. DOSS and Co, Surgeons, IS, Bouveriastreet, new sweet ------- MF o SSRS.CU RRIE and Co. Sin eon 6 late in his Majesty's Service, challenge the wants world to prove a single instanc e where their Medicine and method of cure ever sailed of the desired effect: The practice of many years tri the partLulat branch of their profeseim has not given rise to Me unsuccessful case. They contitine to direct their studies to the treatment and cid', of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the system, which is' he consequence of the pernicious and wasteful effects of a habit long and mast unhappily pursued by the youths of both sexes, In the one it will be found to he the unfailing source of bermes ness; the other bay its ravages fatally developed to them by a die (rosins state of debility, whieh,if not timely remedied, terminate/ in impotence. These are its remote and ultituate effects, whi;• cone , sumptions, loss of muscular power,and various nervous complaints usually characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice. Of per. c(413 !Anguishing u :der the disorders incident to such a habit, their •reatment is simple and has never proved unsuccessful. in the course of a long, laborious, and much extended practice. la the most obstinate and complicated cases of venereal infection, each as obArtictions in the urethra, spungy excrescences. hard tn.. raors, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, glens, as Wu StiklerMlES, • Whether recent or of long duration, and which have baked the hill ifother Practitioners ; are by their present imprqeed plan of treatment, effectually and permanently cured, without the-pada,* sufferine the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage which often follows the application of the lunar caustic. In the course of 1:0 years extensive practice in this metropolis, numerous eases of Strictures have been and are daily under their care , the total =dilation of which are effected by a safe, certain, and eepedle dove mode of practice, superior to any ether yet adopted. the weakens*, relaxation, and debility proCeeding from this eon:. plaint, is speedily removed, and the patient restored to sound and vigorous health. But where the debility has for years nth ted, a praiser perseverance in their restorative temedies r after the Stricture has been destroyed, is in dispensahy requisite to revive the slumbering s.paths of life, and to reatdmate the constitution. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the am respecu4 , 4l!tgl Nave been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the re . novel of complaint of the Urethra, Strictuns, &c. and, having received a radical end permanent Cure requett that referent' , may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the decide.! sod periority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Masi of these Gentlemen bad Strictness front tea to twenty yam's. 1 and were under the care of Messrs. Houle and Heaviside*. and other surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted their cute by the application of the lunar caustic, without Pusses. Patients in the Country ate requested to state the particteafgs of their case, age, and manner of livid,;, enclosing a Bailin. note for advice and medicines, and she same will be given •r forwarded to any part of the Kingdom. M . Currie and Co. may be consulted by either Sex, "fib the greatest delicacy, secrecy and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hamm-Garden. 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