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I .6, RCI.-FAT lzrA: NIGHT'S GAZETTE. • . abIitURALTY OFFICE ' DECEMBER 5. next 01 a ..ktkld S. 11l 1. i• ..it , , W 4.1 4 t his Matesty's sloop tly rellette, :O.'s:lrvin:el to Captain :erten, of the tickler, and .•truismitted by Itear Admiral }lore to John W. Croker, Esq. His Majesty's sloop BeMite, off Ronisoe, • 90th October, Ibl2. In executing your orders last evening to protect the rear of convoy, I beg leave to acquaint you that Mr. James Turnbull, Acting Master of this sloop, in ,die yawl, boarded and captured in a very gallant mannerofter a short but. spit ited resist a nce, a 1)a -flesh resi-boat, with a Lieutenant and 1.5 men, arm ed twit .two two-pounders, small arms, &c. The i.i.ines:luid five men badly wounded. . WHTIIIHA IL, DECEMBER & His Royal Highness the Prince Regent lcal been pleased, in i.e' 1 an:r attil on the behalf of his Majesty, to present the Rev. lui n Macrae to the church and parish of 13arras, in the presby !et) ut law* and county of Ross, vacant by the translation of , he Rev. Donald Mg/in:aid to the church and parish of Urray. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent Las also been pleased, •n the itente and on the behalf of Ids Majesty, to present ihe Rev. John Al`Giluray to the church and parish of Barra, in the presbytery of South liist, and county of Inverness, vacant by the death of Mr. Edmund Macquesn. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Hants.—South-east R element of Hants Cavalry. 'homes Atkinson, Esq. to far Captain, vice (layering, resigned. . Dated November 25, 1812. Commissions in the Riled London Regiments of Militia, signed Ly his Majesty's Conimissionets of Lieutenancy fur said City. East Regiment. Ensign John Dunkin to be L i eutenant, vice Dias, resigned. Da ted June 24, 181 t. • John Jurelen, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Silburn, resigned. Dated February 26, 1512. W i...ene testy Dunsford, Gent. to be ditto, vice Dunkin, promo ted. Dated June 24, 1812. West Regiment. Ensign .--- Dunbar to be Lieutenant, vice Williams, resigned. Dated klarai ii, 1812. Essign T. B. Taylor to be ditto, vice Woolstonecraft, resigned. Laied March 12, 1812. Envy' G. P. msitth to be ditto, vice Trovrte, resigned. Dated /shay 10, 1e12„, Henry Nicholas Gage, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Dunbar, promo ted. Dated March 11, 1812. Jar - n '' 1 , 0 , .v. Cent. to be ditto, vice Taylor, promoted. Da ted May 13,1812. 1 my Dunkin, Gent. to 1 e ditto, vi:e Stn:th,pron oted. Dated May 14,1812. L. in .8•444..011b boned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Hereford. i The Pre:rend John Mine to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated Julyl.4 1812. . Herefordshire Militia. 'I homes Baker, RI. to be Major. Dated May 25,1812. Beery lefferfWinningion, Esq. to be Captain. June 10,1812. Will um Price, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Julie 24, 1812. William Barred), Esq. to be ditto. Dated September 10, 1812. James Davies, Gent. to be Lieutenant. - Dated June 17;1812. losaph Fktcher, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. '1 !somas Hunter, Gent. to lie ditto. Dated July 24, 1812. Michael Parker, Gent. to be ditto. Dated August 24, 1812. George John Whittam, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Oct. 24, 1812. Thomas Hunter, Gent. to be Emits). Dated May 24, 11412. Michael Parker, Gent. to be ditto. Dated June 24, 1812. George John Whittam, Gent. to be ditto. August 24, 1812.1 '1 home.. Willim, Gent. to be ditto. Dared Sept. 10, 1812. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Hants.—North Hants Regiment of Militia. Charles M. Robinson, Gent. to he Ensign. Dated 2d Nov. 1812. Ensign C. M. Robinson, to be Liedtenant. Dated 12th Novem bers 1812. Gtorge Chapman, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above. BANKRU P 1 C Y ENLARGED. Dec.l2. John I'erguson, late of Burr-street, St. George in the East, Middlesex, mariner, merchant, dealer and c..apinan, at ' one, at Guildhal l. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. Jan. 2.J0l n Moore, St. John's-sqqare, br.n ly-merchant at I. ?an. 19. !Jerry Conk, Birchin-lave, merchant, at 11. Dec. 26. Pam Ogilvey, jun, George Mylne-, and John Chalmers, Jef frey's-square, merchants, at 10. Dec. 26. Henry Wylie, Aldgate, merchant, at 1. Dec. 26. John Burgess, jun. Uxbridge, stone mason, at 11. Dec. 26. Jam e s D ee , Broad.street, falter, at t 2. Dec. 26. Elizabeth Toop, Portsmouth, sail.maker, at 10.— Dec. 26. John Paine, P ec kh am , b r i c kl a y er , at In. Dec. 19. Christopher Chapman Bird, Abingdon-street, merchant, at 30., LIST. 12. Haniral Marchant, Barking, fisherman, at 11. Dec. 26. Witham Gibson, Eclgcware-road,Oseesemonger, at 11. Dec. 26. ' Williams Clancy, St. Mary• Axe, merchant, at 1. Dec. 8. John Halt, Lothbary, victualler, at /1. D0:.26. William Berry, Al. pkington, tanner, at 12. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Dee. '2l. Abraham Whitehead, Saddleworth, clothier, at 2, at the Globe, Ashton. Dec. 9 1. Charles Itis.!ale, J.ivrrpool. boot. maker, at t, at the Globe, Live.rponl. D..c. 23. Henry Hirst Walker and Henry Sunderland, Hal;fix, dyers, at 11, at the Cooper's Arms, Halifax. Dec. '2B. John Jackson, jun. Northam, miller, at 12, at Mr Ward's, Durham. OLD BAlLEY.—Saturday John Lemire was indicted for disposing of forged bank notes. The pi isoncr be ing known to have dealt largely in this commodity, Deacon, a police officer., introduced himself to him as a horse-dealer, and, after the necessary ac4uaintance, purchased of him four forged 42 notes for Al 7s.— The evidence was complete, and the prisoner was found Guilty—Death. Henry !macs, Sarah Arm:lran: and Sarah Buller, were indictedfor feloniously colouring certain blanks, in imitation of the current coin of the realm. It ap— peared that the two women were detected in passirg_ bad silver, and by that means their apartments, in Skinner -street, Bijlinpsgate, carne to be searched ; when it was discovered, by implements, &c. that they were manufacturers of bad coin. The case was brought home to Isaacs, who, on being searched, was found in possession of unfinished pieces. The priso ners were all found Guilty—Denth. :. 4 ..-2ven were convicted of felony, viz. H. Rogers, for having in his possession certain fined notes of the Bank of England ; Elia. Leswife, for stealing a feather bed, and other articles ; Ann Bird, for steal ing a quantity of silk ; J. Ryder and T. Reynolds, for stealing a silk handkerchief ; W: Price, for steal. ing a handkerchief ; Susannah Woodward, for steal ing several articles cf apparel and a watch. And two 'were acquitted, viz. P. Smith and W. Day. BANKRI; dEdwarrl Goddard, of Upper East Smithfield, Middlesex, vtctual le r, dealer and chapman to surrender December 12, 19, and Jamtary 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Templer and Glynes, 27, Burr -street, East Smithfield. Peter Wigglesworth, late of Churels:street, parish of Sr. Leonard, ShoreditchNidelleses, grocer, Dec. 15, 19, and January 16, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. G. H. Cocker, No. 8, Ca roline...,reet, Bedford-square. Jos. Ili Arpleyard, of Often Anne street West, St. Mary-la. Dame, bookseller, Dec. 8 , 19, and January 16, at ten, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. John Hamilton, Berwick-street; Soho. John Siztland, of Wimpole-street, Cavendish-square, taylor, dealer and chapman, Dec. 8, 22, and January It., at ten, at Attornies; Messrs. J. and W. Richard-on, New-Inn. William Anon, of Cheltenham, Gloticastershire, cat penter and builder, dealer and chaprnan, Dec. 7, at five, Dec. 8, and Jan. 16, at eleven, at the Plough Hotel, Cheltenham. Artornies, Messrs. Meredith, Robbins and Tonskyrs, Linco'n's Inn New square; or Mr. 'Theodore Gwinoet, Cheltenham. Stephen Llsier, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, drapes., dealer and chap man, Dee. 96, C 9, and January 16, at eleven, at the Globe Ta vern, Liverpool. Attoruies, Messrs. IMO:stock and bocce, Paper-Buildings, Temple, London ; et Mr. bardswell, Liver pool. John Gotlob Werninck, of Plymouth, Devon, nwrcbant, dealer and chapnian, Dec. 15,18, and January 16, at twelve, at the Auction-Mart-Rooms, Plymouth-Dock. Areurnies, Mr. Darke, Na lu, Pri• ces-street, 13rd/ord-row, London, Mr. Hunt, Plymouth : or Mr. Breton, Plymouth-Dock. Christopher Lout, of Clem, punch of Ripley, Yorlschlre, mer chant, dealer and chapmaii, Dec. 28, 29, aril January 16, at 11, at the Rose and Crown Inn, Leeds. Agonies, Messrs. Lee and Rayuar, Leeds ; or Mr. Richard battye, Chancery-lane, London Count. OF KING'S BExcu.—On Saturday, Burguin, a weep-grocer, of Covent Garden, brought an action against -- Summers, a wholesale milk man, for t"3 ss. the value (4; pea shells obtained from the plaintiff's stall, by the defendant's servants, dur ing the last pea season, to feed his cows The de fendant's Counsel, Mr. ToreiNG, endeavoured to prove a se.,off in milk, ci ram, and sucking pigs, sent to Mts. BUrguin ; but Lord LLLENnonoucti being of opinion that these articles could only be considered as presents e the plaintiff obtained a verdict for the amount. William Major, of Woolwich, Kent, (but now a prisoner in the King's Bench) master-mariner, dealer and chapman,. Dec. 16, 19, and January 16, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lcdwicb, Baldwin'o-court, Chiah-lane John homas Patk, of Ashford, Kent, grocer, D. cember 8, at 'Liven, Dee. 15, and January 16, at twelve, at Guildhall-- Atomics, Messrs. Debary, Scudamore, and Currey, Lincoln's inn-fields, London ; ur Mr. Scudamore, Maidstone, Kent. Newton and Samuel Auber, of Cannon-street-road, parish of St. George, Middlesex, anther-merchants and part nere, dealers and chapmen, Dec. (2, 19. and January 16,411, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Welch:um, Stamford-street, Blacktriars Road. Ushiam John Smithies, of Sewardetone Mills, Laser, silk-manu futurcr, dealer and chapman Dec. 8, at one, Dec. 13, and January 16, at twelve, at Guildhal. Attorney, Mr. Rarrow, No. 34. 'Threadneedle-street. William Sandie, of Paternoster-row, London, Scotch and Man , Olt eter warehouseman, dealer and chapman, Dec. 8, 19, and January 16, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pike, Alr tug: t Piccadilly. flow.erneer.—Saturday G. 12+, a baker, of Black moor -street, was charged by the Overseers of St. Cle ment's, with sending a numbtr of loaves, for the use of the poor, extremely deficient in weight, twenty of which were weighed at the Office, and proved to be 104 ozs. short. The Magistrate deeming this a very aggravated case, convicted him in the penalty of 2s. 6d. pet ounce. 7: /kw, servant to Mr. Moody, proprietor of the Windsor stages, was charged with being cancerned in robbing his employer. Mr. M. stated, that there were two others concerned with *the prisoner in de frauding him of hay and corn to a considerable amount ; and that the landlord of the Tankerville Arms; at Hounslow, had been in the habit of receiv ping the property. in consequence of which warrants were granted against them, and Mr. Moody, accom panied by Westbrook, the patrole, set off to execute them ; but the two suspected tlnzves had absconded. Westbrook then went to the Tankerville Arms, and enquired for the landlord, and if he could have a bed ? he was answered that the landlord was not at home, and that he could not have a bed there; West brook, alter drinking his liquor, left the house; but remained close by, and shortly after heard a great noise ; when he returned and found, that the landlady had gone up st Airs to inform her husband, who was concealed in. his bod.room, that the enquirer was gone, but could obtain no answer ; his brother, in consequence forced open the door, when a dreadful spectacle presented itself: the landlord having cut his throat with a razor, in such a ho rr id manner as nearly to sever his head from his' body ; and the dreadful shrieks of his mother, his wife, and six children, were such as may be more easily conceived than described. , —The examination of the prisoner was, of rourse, • l deferred. • ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. Rev. Wm. Tremenheere, to the vicarage of Madron, with the chapels of Penzance and Morva annexed, Cornwall. Rev. 'l'. Owen, to the vicarage of I.Luistadwell, Pexubroktahlre. ST. ANDREW'S DAY.—Monday last being St. An drew's Day, a General Court of the Scots Corpora tion was held at their hall, for the election of the an nual Officers, according to the charter, for the year ensuing, when his Royal Highness the Duke of CLA RENCE and ST. ANDREW'S was re.elected President; Lord Viscount MELviu.g, Lord DUNDAS, Admiral Lord KEITH, and the Honourable WILLIAM MADLE, M.P. were re-elected ; and the Earl of ROTHES, and the Earl of ABERDEEN, elected Vice-Presidents; in the room of his Grace the Duke of BUCCLEUGH, and his Grace the Duke of BEDFORD (who go out this year by rotation, agreeable to a bye-law of the Corporation); and ALEXANDER GORDON, Esq. Trea surer. The Court afterwards adjourned to the City of London' Tavern to Dinner, with the Benefactors and Friends of the Institution, his Royal Highness the Duke of KENT . in the Chair, in the absence of his Royal Highness the President, who was detained in the House of Lords, on the opening of the first Session of the new Parliament. The company on this occa sion was numerous and respectable, and the evening was spent in the greatest hilarity and 'rummy ; ;many loyal toasts were given, and several appropriate patriotic songs snug by Messrs. SINCLAIR, TAYLOR, and others.' The great exertions of the Stewards for the day were truly conspicuous, and the dinner and wines did the Tavern the greatest credit. The young Gentlemen of Dr. BURNEY'S Aca demy, at Gosport, displayed their oratorical powers in the truly excellent tragedy of Julius Cesar, and' other recitations, on the evenings of Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday se'nnight, in their play room, to several hundreds of their friends, and the Ladies and Gentlemen of the three towns and environs. The whole was most admirably performed, and reflected tbe.hishest credit on each iudivi lual ; but the cha. racters of Brutus, Antony, and Caulks, which were supported by Mess! s. BURN, CAMSELL, and MURRAY, were above all praise. They trod the stage with the grace and ease of veteran comedians, and gave each sentence, and sentiment, that proper emphasis, action, and feeling tone, without which Shakespeare's' plays lose all their charms, and become uninteres ting ; the character of Portia, whicn was taken by .1. Ginsox, must not Ire excluded, as there is no smail difficulty in exchanging the free, and unrestrained gestures of the boy, for the delicate, and modest gait, and reserve of the female. No greater proof of the gratification experienced by all present, could possibly be given, titan by their reiterated plaudits, and warm expressions of admiration. We cannot forbear saying a few words in commendation of the choice of a play, written by that nice observer of human nature, that truly great man, whose wonderful inventive genius, has so long exc:ted the astonishment, and ap plause of the whole world, and a single one of whose productions would have rendered its author's name I immortal. I The young gentlemen under the tnitTon of the Rev. OK $, at Linton, in Cambridgeshire, lately de livered a selection of Speeches in the schnol.roorn, which was elegantly fitted up for the occasion. The young gentlemen were dressed in the costume adap ted to their several characters, and acquitted them selves to the satisfaction of a numerous audience.— Among the company who honoured the young gen tlemen with their presence were—the Bishop of BRIS TOL, the Master of Emanuel College, Gen. Ewa, Dr. LOVETT, SCC. The following is a List of the Speeches: PART 1. SPEALtIIII. CM•RAFTVIS. 1. Lord V. Kinpborough Ifigaioit Mit I. Carwardine S Cassius • Barlow, sen. 1 Brutus S. Barnardiston , Xlpharts Hon. Robert King Arbate 4. Gibson Ulysses • Cameron Nestor , N 4, sen. Agamemnon !S. Uniacke Spurius Steellius , 11. Andrews S laffier Raymond 1 Pierre 2. Williamson Galgacus 9. Uniacke S Tamerlane Carwarilkse 1 Bajazet 9. Barlow, sen. Iphigenia Peer Orestes Ld.V.Kingsborough Pylades PART 11. 1. Carwardine Platzan Orator 2. Barlow, jun. Eumenes Elwcs, sea. Phocyas Cameron Caled Hon. Jas. King Abudah S. Barlow, sen. Aiehille Ld. V. Ktngsborough A gamemr Rashes. 4. Hon. Robt. King Against Eratosthenes Apia. 1 5. Gibson 1 Latinos Coolcher Draaces i rirtil. Barnardiston Trn aus O. Andrews Restoration of Learn- direst. . . iii.. ing In the East. % Poer Defence of Milo CirerrO al l ' Barlow, sen. Philip - '. • blt i .: , k• ; -I.d.V•Kingsborpagh Perseus i ar Tin. Carwtlisio Dummies Ol s it,: . _ . 1 AUTHOR/4 Dennutherws. Shaiqtare. Roane. Jl-'r. James rt, of itadfonl, Staffordshire, coal-merchant, dealer , . . . and charnan, Dec. 21, 22, and January 19, at eleven, at the Swan Inc, Stafford. Attornies, Messrs. Collins and Beens, Stafford. Yeast Otuey. radius. Enrt p .!u. Rowe. yilliant Stevens, of Petticoat-lane, London, victualler, dealer and cluptrian, Dee. 16, IS, at eleven, and January 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorrsies, Messrs. Templer and Glynes, No. 27, Burr-4troet East SmlthSekt William Gould, et Alilsom-street, Bath, perfumer, Dec 15, 16, and January 16, at one, at the Castle and 11.111 Inn, Bath.—' —Attoruies, Messrs. Netbersole and Portal, No. 15, Essex.' street, Stroud, London, or Mr. Luke Evil!, Bath. Job Hayward, of Wittier, Oxfordshire, cabinet-maker, Dec. 9, • 19.'14 January 16, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr . Pike. Air-street, Piccadilly. Pdward Futter, of Wednesbury, Staiford.hlre, coal and lime dealer, and el:spina:l, Dec. 23, at fuur, Dec. x 4, at twelve, and , January 16, a: font, at the Littleton Arms Inn, Penkridge.— .Prttornies, Messrs, and Wightnut., toner . 1 emp i,, Ltw don ; or Mr. Willits], lkbton, S!alfordaliire. Thomas Harper the younger, of Crane -court, Flett-street,4.on -dos, printer, stationer, des* and chapntait, Dec. tt, 19, .nd January. tn, at twel4e, ut ;uddisall. Atturuey, 111 r. Pearce, elect-street. ThmiurokP• Zweass. . • - , UNIPERSI77 nazzi.x.6l,-F. ~. 1 .- 1 , I_ . 1 fiew °6 ll T . h lr a4 Upper -i, -6-7 Serriviirr Wila- t ilri :eet trittia , .41114 a yloofn:lCCen:cialida.msuhb-e:ric.11:01..A1111 John Goddard, late of Spital-square, bet now of Gutter-lan ~ London, silk-manufacturer , dealer and chapman, Dec. IR, at . . .......------ ten, Dec . 19. as eleven. and January 16, at ten, at Guildhall...-. • 1 • , se , ' e e : lesea , Re G. G. Wright , M.A. of Trinity college, OXFORD. DECEMBER 8. Attorney. Mr. James, Bucklersbury. " LI ,• • Stable eldest daughter of the late Mr. Stab les , William Fra.sels Patterson, of Great Pultney-street, Golden square, Middlesex, bill-broker, dosler and chaptnan, Dec. 12, the 29tIt or u Ban k. Mr iot . C fl o gi lle hri ge e . an.l Mr. Meade Rev . :Thoraas Carr, to Mi 4. Mu , an, niece of the Blio N 19, and January 16, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 1- W 4 eleidaY der- livid, - • •sa. Walls, George -street, Portman square. I derail: bat the following Centle tarn were adrahtsd to . John Hale, of Irontnong-r-lane, London, merchant, &elf r and _ 1 Limerick. chapnian;Dee. 8, at elevem, and January 16, at 1 2, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Chapman and Stevens, Little St. Thomas Apostle, Queen-street. l Christopher Barker, of Pimlico, Miattleses, ironmonger, dialer and chapman, December 19, 19, and January 16, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Curpage, 112, Jermyn-street, St. James's. Kiaabeth Ball, of New Ea4t Greenwich, Kent. victualler, dealer and chapwoman, Dee. it, 15, and Lim in, at eleven, at Guild hall. Attorney. M Ledwich, Baldrin's-court, Cloak-lane. John Henderson. of Cur-not-street, Chancery-lane, Middlesex, taylor, dt aler ard et , apman, 1).-c. 15, 92, and Jan. 16, at -ten, at Gui do all. A vornirs, Messy.. Chapman and Stevens, St. Thomas A ;•ostle, I ondon. George Cowing, n. Holborn-bridge, London, stationer, book seller, dealer and chapman. Dec. 16. at eleven. 19, at ten, and Jan. 16, at eleven, at Guildhall. A ttorney , M r . Chas. Har man, Wine Office -court, Fleet-street. Alexander Gordon and Charles Gordon, of Church-street, St. Anne, Sob°, Middlesex, tailors and copartners, dealers and chapmen, Dtc. 8, at eleven, 19, at twelve, and Jan. 16, at eleven, at Guildhall. Anomie', Mews. Richardson, Fisher, and Lake, Bury-street. St. James's-square. George Robinson, of Cannon-row, Westminster, Middlesex, upholsterer and cabinet-maker, Dec. 8, at eleven, 19, at twelve, and Jan. 16, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Evans. Kennington-cross. Stephen King, of Gosport, Hants, shoemaker, dealer and chap man, Dec. 15, 22, and Jan. 16, at ten{ at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Briggs, Essex -street, Strand. John Henry Schutt, of the Mill-Wall, Poplar, Middlesex, sail maker, dealer and chapm: 1, Dee. 12, se, and Jan. 16, at twelve, at Gifildhall. Attorney, Mr. Heard, Hooper-square, Goodman's-Fields. • , Thomas Roberts, of Cheapside, London, allrersmith,dealer and Chapman, DI c. 12, 19, and Jan. 16, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Robinson and I line, Charter-House-square, London. DOCTOR IN •ISOSIC. Mr. Timothy Essex, Bachelor In Music, of Magdalen Hall. MASTERS Or ALTS. Rev. Edmund Carr, of Trinity College. Rev. George ?taw., of Queen's Coll • ge. /A Clllll.O IN MU•IC Mr. William Henry Cu•ler, of Magdalen Hall. ISACNZLORS OW ARTS William Gryffyd Oakedry, Esq. of Christ Church, Grand Cotti.; sounder. Edwaid Pantos Caruthers, Esq. of University College. Mr. ()key Nash, of Magdalen Hall. • Mr. John Hughes, of Oriel College. Mr. George Goring, of Brasenose College. • Mt. Ellis Anwyl Owen, of Jesus College.. Francis Witinington, oeTrinity College. Mr. Nathaniel Jones, of Christ Church. Mr. Williant Wilton Mutlt,w, of Pembroke College. Mr. Walter Mayer,. of ditto. Mr. Thomas Cornish, of lialliel College. In a eqnvocation on Thursday, the sum of one hundred pounds was granted from the University Chest, to the Society fur pro. mating Christian Knowledge. And Mr. Coleridge, Probationer FOIt BILE AND INDIGENIION Fellow of Exeter College, was unanimously elected Scholar on T_l AI.L A M's ANTIBILIOUS Thar Mr. Viner's foundation in law, in the room of Mr. Boswell, of ILL Pills are particularly recommended In all Bilious Pas. Brasenose College, who had been elected Fellow on the same plaints, whether arising from i weak or deranged Action of t i e foundation. Stomach, Irem Colds, whereby the Secretion of kdeis o b et ," i —or trom Excess in Eating or Drinking, wherein ibis is rendered acrid and corrosive, and regurgitated to by seamier, causing Sickness—Jaundice—Windy Disorelets—ism , g„ In Habitual Costiveness—a sluggish State of ths Bowel, -sick Head Ach—and also during Pteguancy they maybe pia, w singular good effect. . • • • Rea. Clebrge . Willlant I.ukiu , LI..D. Dean of Wells, an d s ter of I'elbrig and of AyWinton, Norfolk. Rev. John Phillips, rector of Stoke Mithorough, Shrtieldes, In his 85th year A she Rev. W. Nelson. rector Of Strurnitsto. cunt Liradistotie, Norfolk. Aged Ss, the Rev. H. Kna2p, rector of Stoke Albany, Nor t h. ampto %e. Tuesday sennight suddenly, Mr. Bulks, farmer at Dedham. He was retundn; home front his mita., when he tell down and bistandy expired. lately,.in the 78th year of hi. age, the Rev. John flo,!:•., 0 , of Scale. He had walked front 'rive:shall, after burying att 1 04 , and retired to rest in his "sual good state of health, but woo si.,t complained of indisposition, and instandy expired, EILIATIIII4 —la the Star of se 24th Olt. for " Died at INey., side. Tkawa, Madrintosh, Esq. of Drunitnond, many y e a r ,, vast of Inverness," read Plsitma, leadisttoik, Esq. & c. ... 444 Mackintosh died on the 17th Novembcr. sold whulr•talt and retail by Shaw sod Edwards,64l,St rays eburch•yard,London, price :4.91 per bus, duty inchalea. ADVICE. W HEN Men of Education and proretsional skal use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe aid certain method of treating a tew prevaieng Diseases, the await- Cul rt sult of their experience is the best proof of superiority. Messrs. GOSS - and Co. Surgeons, have been Mducedte the cure of the following the object of their yieeniewles so* sts. a certain Disorder, frequent:y contracted in a moment of tam* cation, and its cinscomitants, Strictures and Glees, *hick by an improved plea, are speedily and afro ually cured ; as also de bility, whether uribitie truth Bacchanalian indulgences, long eel. dente Ir "wsetn climates, or a secret solitary vice, too erten Itn• happily pursued by the youth cat both sears, in the one ma* sterility or barrenness, and in he other a aumeroul train dew vows disses, whizh, if not timely remedied, terminate in tap. twee and consumption. In that distressing state of delill4 deficiency, whether the.consequtnce of such baneful habits,. arising front any other cause, by watch the powers of the cestvi tution become enteebled, as regularly educated Surgeons 4f La. don, they offer a tom, safe, and speedy restoration to sound aril vigorous health. ' 7 The result of a long, and extensive practice has enabled then, by a superior method, to remove venereal complaints, karma inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the patient to the least restraint in diet or exercise; and in recent Case whereas early application is made on discovery of the infection, they be. queenly perform a cure in the sheet space of two days. The sta .precedented success of their mode of treatment (which has sieve been known to fail in one single instance in a practice of ISymrs, during .which period many thousand persons of both sae:lute been cured, even after severe and injurious methods kadinni pursued by other Proeitioners without effect), induces them le thus publicly offer their advice. • Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cirri offline particular complaints ` - in order that they may net be, bg a mistaken few, marked !Filth tile llbloquy so justly attached te the ignorant empiric, think it but jusuce is themicivoA to elite that they have been properly educated and initiated intu envy branch of the profession (certificates of which, from dines Hospitals, and testimonials from !he meet eminent ylid*, they have to convince espy inquirer) that the secede from their endeamurs first induced them to quitzfie yr= the general Practitioner, and they presume that their pininimis constitute a fair ground tor slit ustreceder trd corrildesesnills which they have;by the Public, been so hberany hoiselfrrj Patients in the country are requested to stase,eise'peerkvias of their case, age, and manner of living, enclosing a Bank-nets for advice and medicines, and the same wi* be forwarded to any part of the kingdom.. To be consulted at their heus: e li r a s iX (Femoral/sof 1 1 litte4 by patient s ut either sea, with , delit aey,and attention. GOst; aryl en. . 4 ssrelons. Ftvwf-wreo,• SOCIAL HAPPINESS. MARRIAGE should be the foundation of Social Happiness, which is often disturbed through the parties that form the union not taking those precautions which would* cure them the ecjeyment Or that great domestic blessing. Peapil o( eyery rank pay adoration to She shrine of wedlock ; but spit* the constitution has been tainted by disease, or debilitated certain habit contracted at an early age, a renawlon sl< st precious to entering that state is indispensibly requisite to :he slumbering sparks of life, and . to reanimate the syttem. Fee no disorders have contributed more essentially co destroy Woo Leal happineuxhan those which are theconsequetice of 1110811M0 pleasure. it was this consideration which induced Mow& CURRIE and Co. for these last twenty years, to dsrect tkeirlites d.es and practice exclusively to the treatment and cure d the Ve• nereal Disease; nd the disorders arising therefrom, as also toting derangenutneof the system, produced by the destructive habitat the inconsklerate school-buy, which brings on those diettesig DebiLititts and Deficiencies that prevent or embitter the monial state, The successful result of their plan, gins ala addirioml ardour to oppose the ravages of these consplibly which are the most important in the catalogue of human la& mines. It behoves every person who has indulged in this sib tary vice to seek relief by consulting professional men 01 nence and honour, to which Messrs. Currie and Co. 'chin ties sanction of scholastic authority, as Well as the testimony a ter contradicted tarts. In professing the cure of theseterephhas they hold out no inducement •to vice; but, sensible es all ewe must be of the existence of such calamities, eahrthrirsoir. tance as regularly-educated Members of the Sop; Cie e 5 etC Surgeons of London and Edinburgh. Messrs. Currie and Co. have selected the follewingletter frau the many they are daily receiviug, from Gentleman rotunda. them thanks for their restoration to sound and vigorous beg h, It was sent to them unsolicitenl, from the son of i Noble Es 4 who had laboured under this distressing and painful 1110 ally Me ten years; be bad been under the.tare of several Stegitor profeasiopal eminence, none of whom afforded hint, petalstunet relief; but from the superior mode of treatrunit gaited"! IA pursued by Messrs. Currie and Co. he received a radical nurse the short "ice of eve matuh. To Dr. Corrie,lo7, Hatten-Gardea: " Lord feels great pleasure in communicating is DUNI • Currie the perfect re-establishment of his heakh, in tutogell" of his mild and admirable treatment of Strictures le the Ussisai He may add, that he has not for many yiars enjoyed so Nit comfort and freedom from pain; and he entertains nodules his haring obtained, th;ough Ids skill aad attention, a periectluh radical cure of that horrid complaint. As he was rot a sole, to the manner that others treated the complaint, he has itiitif power, from a fair trial and a just cempan.on, to oases that vs 4ll r of applause to Dr. Currie which he sensibly feel& asid slot tor, be most ready and wallas to acknowledge. " Messrs Currie and Co. may be consulted by patients of Oa Sea, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their botoesi b, 107, liattomGarden. 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