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Front 10 10 VDOV C XZE 77Z, Meier 4. witerseumt.. ncrosset 4. The King btu brat pleafed to grant to the Rre Jofrph Miro, Meth. Mailer of Arta, and Fellow of Trinity College. Cam' ridge hr place anti dir•ity of a Canonry or rn•brnd of the C.U.giate ( welt of St. Prter, Werftroinfter. void by t►e death of Doet..r Co►n, late one of the Prebendaries thereof. MILITARY PROMOTION& WAR 01710, 'lt - I' o l3'4R 4. StAFF. Brigadier-General Akzareler Wood. from the Home Staff. to be a Brigadier Ornrial to thr rem (trying In the Windward and . . . . I.c.eviard Cturibbec ItLwd ttation, vice it bard haiku, dc ceded To be Aalliant-Commiffaries ot Stores Prereifions. and Forage to the Farm—Pet. r Eurguand. Thomas Horton Powell. David )11141. William Akitander William Young, The ma. Maxwell, and William Brown. Gents. • BARRACKS. - - - - Hanmev, nem (late an Fnllyth hi the ad Battalion Royals), to be a Barrack Matter in Great Britain, vice ORDN•MCF.OPFICF. OCT"SbIt 3. Medital EUablilhment rni the Military Departments f the Ordnance. Suet, amenity ASiflant•Surweon Matthew Stinger to he A Mil ant hurgtoo. blaeltfitene appointed Refident burgenn at Chat bun °arid Of:lobar 1. 11106. Cummili•tn ii the Beratiekfhire Gentlemen and ry Cave& y. finned by the Lord Lieutenant. Jobe Swinton. Etq to be Cape*, vice Anderfoa, retired. Dated May s, tio6. Contnig , ns figne4l by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants. Chritteltnrch Volunteer Infantry. _ _ _ _ _ Georic Hasty Star, EN. to be Lieutenant Online% vice Wa kot, rettined l)atd September 30, :Sod. Titibfitld Compe.y of V , Itinterr Infantry. • Join KM"At, Gent to be Fnfigo. Dated as above. Commanns in the Royal EaR Llndqn ReP;men‘ Milbia, figned by his Nlajelly's Comma:Donets of I.ientenancy for the fail! Ci , y . En(len jot: gravity to be Lieutenant rice Young, refigned Dated Seri -ber tit, doe. Bohn John Vets en be Ditto, vies Can, refigned. Dated Sop unlace 19, Ilion. . Henry Ldward Ade:1110n, Gent to be EnGgn, vice Stanley pro moted Viand September tt 416. Matthias Andrews. Gent to be Enfign vice Vefie. prornateel , -. Gated September teg PARTNFRSHIPS DIS9OI.VPD. 'Thomas Samna. and Algernon Wallington, of Forre4reet, OM. Swe, anoraks rid !olieltprs, &member 29. tB'6. ham Bamford and Bentsipin Shaw, of QLieen-ftreet, Bo rough of Southwark. hat waken, September 27. 18.26. Deader.. Bye and Henry Law of Saint John's fquare, Clerk s:smelt. Middiefes,printers,Seprember 29, tso6 Grant Ha eta and Frauds Bi•wen. of College Benet, St. !oho the kyr gain, Welkosinfler, Mtddlefex, plumbers and water. elder .rnak‘ re. Sep. ember 25r ,806 Raen.,l Ker, Marion r, and Sufanna Sophia Euttsce, of Do.' wirArcet Hecadttly, maims and fancy • drels makers, Getober 6 Ai.bert .Manfley and Wm. Alifnn, of Bat. le-Moors, Lam:a lbite, roe manufadturars, September 25, Kai. Riley William. and lames Shears, of Hampton Wick, Middle fer,snil girtgfton upon themes, Surrey, tanners, Sept 15, 18c6. L. B LareAll sod Geo. Andrew', of Lower Sefton, Saint George, Gloucelteriturs, common brewers and malftert, O. Ober a, 18c.6. John Lawrence and Cheeks Allen, of Blrmiosham, ISlrer • follths, norember, 31, r 8.74. ]amp °Mild. John Thomas Taylor, and William Tara" of Mitcham, Surrey, calico printers, September 17, tho 6. Alexander I earomuth, Samuel Beasley, and George Neife, of Parllamert.ftreet, Weftminfter, Middlefes, army accoutrement maker., Odtober r, l'h• ems Cooper and Benjamin Chambers, of Halifax, York- Chire, eget. 41 and wool card-makers, September a 9, ISMS. Edward Wilkinfon John Rangeley. and Benjamin Ellifon, of Lords, Yorketire, woolltaplers, June 11, *Sod. Jonathan ColMna jun. and Thomas Collins, of Heap, Bury, Lancalldre. cation-fpiontrs, September 09. I Sad, Hugh Maltby and Samuel Winter, of Qjjeen-ftreet, Cheapfide, London. manufaelurers of &kith lace, July 1. Ilion. - John T)ennan and Thomas Ireland, a Wine Bract, Brutal, and Bridge-02cm, Middlefez, Blk-mercers, September' 29. Igoe Andrew Hetherington and John Mackie, of Drury Lane, Saint Giles In the fields, Middlefes, wholtfali, pafuiners, Septunber 90, t flb6. James Cockle and James Smith, of Blaningham, morocco lea. ther.dr, Okra, March st, Igo& Thomas lamas. 'Kinking Parkinfon, and Samuel Henry Teak of Cheoper-yard, Dowpte-Hill, Loodansolryfaltere, Ottober 3, &primes Stork and John Weftohy, Kingßoo•upon.Hull, bone button mnol i makers, Augolt aS, rSo6. Thomas Clarke and Wit/iam Wilful', lam of Wlymore-Brat, Carntdialquare, London, ecorintnakers, June 30, iSc.6 Haurah Jona, widow, and Rohm Luta., of Pope's Head- Alley, Cornhill, London, infurance-brokers and agents, Septem ber s 6, 18°6 John Smith and Henry 'Smith. of Nonhwarrnborough, near Onthaill. Hants, llss.dreffers and tack-suanufatturers, September 29.1844. jureph Herring. lames Manta% and Kergarth Maw, all of Shill- Sell, fadt ors, and raw, edge tool, and joiner.' tool mauuta!turers, Oatiber a,l So 6. Jofepb inpfenl and jams Ckf Md. of Maueberier, pawn broken'. fk ;umber 27. ino6. Jo ph It r atrt, and 'John Dogger, of Oiford (trees, filvcrliniths and bardwarrtnen, October s, I g 46. BANKRUP IVY ENLARGED. . . O.Rober at. Mae Bull, Late of Tooting, surrey, baker, dealer and (Lipman, at tan, at Candlish. Lennon. BANKRUPTS. Charks JOIICI, of I.lvtrpool, ax•releant, to forrejeder Odlnbar is, 33. anti November is, at one, at the York Hotel, Williamfon• NuAre, Liverpool. Attoruice. Metres. GiU and Whithy, Hough ton•ttreet, Liverpool; or Mr. Windle, Jobs-arm, &Ilion!. row London. , Thomas Norman, of Shenttond. Stalfordfhire, lookeeper, dealer anJ chaproao, Odtober 14, at Ave, 011ober as, and November 15. at cleven. at the Littletoo Armalon, Penkrtege. Attornics, Mr Hunt, arrcy ftreet, Strand, I.oodurt; or &Ir. Marklew, St.dr.rdfbire Jaffe rarfier. of fideutlon, WarwickLim, rope-maker, Oelohcr ti. and November t 1, at ureter, ss the Swan Tavern, Bull. firm!, Birmingham. Attorney, Mr. Jobs Levee, of the Raven. bur& flord..fk y near liirrninghant. pea now or I.!te of Ridings. in Wooldale, parlfh of Kirk berme, Torkihire, clothier, &lair sal citapona. Oduber 22, Sy, sod Nov. ay, at ten, at the Swan lun, Huddersfield. Atroc ities, Mies. J mid R. W Uln. Warofurd-coart„ Throgmorton ltreet, Loads. ; or Mr. John Allifon, Huddersfield. Winiala Storey, Elias Smallwood, and James Scholes, of Man. chaer, calico printers, elselers, chapnies, and copartners, Gel. her so, 13. and Nov. it, it threw, at tits Bridgewater Arta, Manehtitrr. Ato.rnies, Mg. Barran. Mancheftcr ; or Mears • and R. Will Warofora.coutt, Loneloo. Valliant Holloway. of Mary, Ohauceilerthlre, clothier, and Theo oup Greenlet, el Cam. Gkeceficrildre, clothier, copartners in trade. G.'iolisr 14, at lac, °Aoki' u, sad Nov. ty, at on, at the lamb lun, Doi fley. .Ittornies, Mara Harvey and Bryant, fironc = go, Lineuln'alaa, Load ;or Malts. Hill and Yenta', Durfley. - . . . Janet 7trttodel Kew, of Piero court. I trgtio-lanr. Wood-ftrott. Loadon, lioctreaper, dealer and ampules, Ottnbor 20.11, at down. Not is, et one. at Guildhall. Ammer?, Mr. Tun jer, B4t erttort, Bat Southfidd. st tr labie, of Greet Mary.l4 Ennne.ltrect, MWdkfu, dterre. monger (Nisbet at, ii, and Nev. t at, at twelve, at GedfdleelL AttOntry, Mr. Parry, Nit. 14 Grr.t Mary•la•lktrinc arvet. Stiv . es fon, of time S:rana, biota lex, bout an 4 tboestakeY, °dukes 14. Nov I. at twthe, am' Nev. t , f ,at we, Attorney, Mr Mai.. Ely Plate thal• t ro. Thomas ELM., anukc-Ilrer%Ornlvan: 1-finare. 1411d,fTefax, A po. dealer and durmast, Odat , r ti, at ta.,, an.l Nov. 1514 t al4ves at Gailtliusl. Atternica, Mtq s Lv.:kett and T at ' %sr, Whiso-Ltra.c.floaary (pare. IPBMIOUTit, STY'rEAthER at. There are Hill a treat number of arrivals daily ; indeed, we flatter ourfetees, that althnii7ll late in the feafr.n, t h is place will he Rill faller i and compen- Care tor the want of Com pr y at the commencement f the feafon. The Mader of the Ceremonies' Bill took place on Friday. and was honoured hr a very full attendance of fAhiorable Company, among whom we noticed the Michell of Botrow. Earl and Cormier's of Watt wren, Earl and Counters TA tin?. the Lady PAU LRTTS, Lady MARY BLAtR. Lady Rica, Sir JANOS PULTINIT, Lord EARDLY, Rosa PRIGS, G. T. &email), and S :AR, Efqrs. Mr. and Mifs atratasoa, &c. &c. RAMSGATE, OCY CBER 3. Yetlerday the Royal Denbigh and Royal Perth Regiments of Militia, were reviewed at St. Peter's, by General LUDLOW—the word of command given by General Hors. The Denbigh confined of four companies of fifty each, under the command of Lieu tenant• Colonel SALISBURY. The Perth were npwards of 800, under the command of Colonel Lnrd MANS. VLD They received very flattering expreffions of approbation from the reviewing General and his nu. metous fuite. The marching and retiring of the Brigade in line and the firing, were equal to thnfe of any regular re-' gi:nents in his Majefly's ferwice : the day was very fine, and drewtogether an imrneufe concnurfe of Epee. talons ;—amongtk them we difling,uilhed Cnlnncls firrproao and SorTcr, of the Guards ; *Mat., HAMILTON aniCAMIRON ; Major General Duacaa, and General MOILDAUNT. Carriages and fnciables, fell of elegant and beautiful wnmen,-entirely lined one fide of the ground, and not the leall accident of any fort occurred, either to the foldiers or fpetlators, although they fired twenty rounds of cartridges. Itamigate begins to decreafe in vifitors, but not in any companion equal to Margate, moil of our prin cipal bottles are taken until November, and many to a much later period. The Libraries t , / an evening are now nearly d , ferted. The harbour is entirely naked, owing to the S. W. wind, not prevailing this leafon, to the great mortification of our Ihip agents and travellers. There arF upwards of yoo vilitors more this.feafon than in any former. Lodging► are as exorbitant ar er. His Grace the Archbtfhop of CAIITIaIUtY and family left us this morning. The improvements introducing into the Northeira parts of Scotland, of which the principal, and incited the foundation of all others, is the Caledonian Canal, will in a few years prove of great benefit tf , the na. lion, by furnithing productive fources induftry to a virtuous population, which has always been a greet fource of flrength to our armies, but which, owing to the narrow policy of fume landholders, has been diminifhing gradually for years part by emigre tions. Government have, with mirth found policy, 1 voted confiderable lams for there improvements, in I which they have. to the credit of many enlightened 1 individuals, been ably feconded by numbers of the, landholders. Confiderable progrefs bas already been made in this great national west*, and, we under Rand, Mr TE Lvoi gt, the Engineer, to whom the fps perinrendance of the whole undertr king has been entrufled, has been aCtivel7 employed through the whole of the late fummer, vn furveying the Northern - , diariets of Scotland, planning reads, bridges, and harbours, which will at once improve agriculture, manufAures, and the fifberies. A new town, to be called Pultesey Town, is to be erected at Wick, in Caithnefs, the plans for which are already fettled, in that quarter there is already a (pint of enterprise that only requires Pone prudent aids to prove highly beneficial. During one night in the late 61bing (talon, no lefs than ;coo barrels of fine • herrings were caught there, and as many might have been taken every night for leveret weeks, if the people had proper harbours to flicker them froM the rough weather which came on, and cramped their exertions. • We underhand that, in fpite of all the impediments that oppofed the fibers in that quarter, they caught about t6,0c0 barrels in all. As to,oool. are to be laid nut on a harbour there, we may expect much fu- , tune and glowing profperity. We ire rejoiced to learn that the harveft has been mot abundant along the coafk of Murray, Inver nefs. Rol:, Sutherland and Caitbnefs. If the industry of the inhabitanis were once properly turned to the twenty times the quantity now railed might be annually produced, the population increafed, and tendered happy and 'anent. SM-COAL MITUV Of/4 1 .1 ila NEWCASTLE COAL. &moo Lens Biggs Main • Cur • HUI Henan Main - Hebhurn Main • Holywell Main P.ntop.—Sin.pfon'a PoNTM=Witidioelll 1 Tan&ld Moor • Townlry Main • s Walb•ttic Muor • Walker • Wall's End • 4 mple's Wall's End • Wallington • Wylam Monr • South liebburn • Coparpen Main SUNDERLAND COAL. Ilryan's Main Hoorn Moor • Urpttb Hedworth Moor - ter, LA So 0 • So 3 So 9 ON, C 1, sod 1. Total. Ship, 38 43 3 •s o 43 6 46 6 423 .. 53 6 ♦6 6 sa o So 6 SI 0 4S 0 3 ) o 5 2 3 52 6, so o sa 6 So 0 5 2 3 5 2 3 46 6 44 0 45 6 45: 6 ♦6 0 45 6 ECCi. P ISIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. S 3 0 $3 6 ss o , 46 o '47 6 4,-.4 .1... . His Roy .1 Highnefs the Duke of Sufic& has appointed the Rev.: W. Dick, A. hl. late of Baling Cottage, Oxford, and Mettler of Welt Cowes, Me of Wight, to be one of ids DOTlietit Chaplains. be Rev JoieLh Coltman, of Beat - thy, IL A. was lately li• eeneed by his Or ce the Archhilhop of York, to one of the Militant Coracles of the Alinfter, In Beverley, on the nomination of the Corporation of Beverley, the patrons alkthat Church. BIRTH. Tuefday Wattles, the Ltda.( Philip T. Wykkam, of a daugh_ rt., at ids fast at Theme Park, In eafardflaire. M,l 11 — E1 . 1E1 — On the ad lnft. at Halifax, George F Lamotte, Ffq. youngeft Co,. of John L. Lamotte, Efq of Thorogrove, Woreale,abite. to Mlle Elizabeth Gemini', daughter of the Inc W Uliam Grinifhaw. Bk. of the former place. At her houfe at Annli.lJ, in the vicinity of Edinburgh. Daniel Manown, Efq. writer in Edinburgh, to Mile Joanna Gibfena. A ,i ,+ ~, DUBLIN. SEPT. P. The writs to cleft a Peer to reprxrent the Peerage of Ireland, in the room of the late Lord La wDArr, are to iffue this day from the Crown and Haoap. t Office; they are dirceled only to thole rds who far and voted in Parliament before the Union, and to I thole, who fince the Union, have claimed thcir to vote, by Petition to the Houle f Lords. No Re:, (except the 28 Reprefentative Pcert) can vote with. out firfl taking the Oaths of Allegiance before a Ma gifirate in Ireland, which of courfe excludes all the Abfentee Lords, unlefa they come over to Ireland to qualify. The writs are returnable in 52 d a y s; at tlre end of which the elated Peer will be declared. No meeting of the Peers takes place for the eleAion, as in Scotland. but each Peer declares, in a fehedule or re turn to the writ, for whom be votes, to which he fob. fcribes his title of honour, and affixes his real of arms, and which contefl is expetled between the Eat's of Charlernont and Kingilon. This day, Alderman PIMIIIRTSII entered into office, as Lord Mayor of the city, and Meths. MAN- Willi and Mint mr, were (worn in Shesiffs for the en fuing yetar. A moll melancholy accident happened on Tburf day week, at Killorgilin, in the county of Kerry.— A mad dog ran into the houfe of a farmer in that neighbourhood, and bit his wife, four children, the fervant-maid, and afterwards twenty cows on the farm. The apprehenfmn and the horror of this tin. fortunate family can better be concei►ed than es• A few evenings Since a part of the crew (about nineteen) of the Ship l'lnvention, lying off the Or chard Houle, Blackwell, having been making merry, at ten o'clock they were requelfed to depart, when they repaired to Blackwell, where they got pnfreffiun of a boat. On going from the Shore to the Ship, at about forty yards dinance, one of the party fell over board, and in endeavouring to recover him, the boat npfet, and five of them were drowned. Counithe's hum esr.—Mr. Matra, the Coroner for the Verge of the Court, having been informed, that a young man had been found dead in his bed, in Angel-court, Charing-crofo, on Tuefday evening, in coufequence of the ill fame of the neighboorhond, applied to his Surgeon to go and examine the body. On Thurfday afternoon. Mr. MALIII held bis quell at the Ship public ;inure. Charing-crofs. Jane Rdfee listed, that on Sunday afternoon She went into the honk, No. 5, Angel•cniar, where the deceated lodged, and thinking he called, the went into his bedroom, and found him lying in bed, upon his left fide. reading a book; he told her he did not call her. and the left the room again. Ann Slaney. who I-thlged in the adjoining room to the deeeefed. laid, his name was Thrones. a hair. dreier. and of a very reftweable family. She like. with Saw the deceafed, in bed, on Sundry afternoon, lying on his fide. John Role Paid, that having learned, on Tuefday evening, the deceated had not been lien fince Sunday afternor n. he went to his room door, and finding it fall, he called feveral times, no anfwer being given. and the key being Wide, he broke open the door, ' and found the decealvd in bed, in the fame rdition Si defaibed by the Silt wharfs, with a book in his hand, a corpfe. Mr. Luke Watfc.n. a Surgeon. faid, by defire of the Coroner. he had eithmined the froJt, but cm old not difcover any immediate cattle f his death. H's neck and face were extremely block ; but that is be quently the cafe with dead bodies. This account was confirmed by another furgeon the neighbourh , od The Inter, atthr fme rortfulta tion, returned a Tcrdid—Viodbj rite ristatiau gl (red. PUBLIC ADVANTAGE. 'HE advantage rite Yiahlic ntua always derive from regularly educated proferßonal men Weeding ',molt exclufively their Rennes to one rpeele of malady. was never more ekerly dentonitrated theta by the unexampled fueeera which has attended the adminlirat ion of their New Remedy. and the eatra ordinary Cures it ha% performed. For a long reties or years Merin CURRIE and Co Surgeons. formerly In his MaJetty's Service, have made the VENE REM. DISEASE the particular object of their Inneltigation, and arc happy in having difcovered a Medicine falsetto, to Mercury in the cure of that complaint; it is Witch-fa to obrerre is pretreat till. New Remedy, that its areas are diametrically uppaate to thole of Mercury ha though it cum. pletely eradicates every veltige of the Virus 1, ko trod confirmed 'tapes, yet It does not in the ',all Injure the eonfiltution On the contrary it renovate the fyttem In all its natural fund/one, pro metea appetite. and facilitates digeftion. Thu• Icßeael of reducing a ftroog and vigorous e..nttnutiem to the frightful con hien that Mercury dues it sot only nee ferve. that conduction in its primi the State. but re Roma a weak and debilitated one to its natural Ilrength and vigour Noodle-etch inflames are on recent record at the PP erior at - testy of Mi. *.leubine. it. inherent and fpeellic virtue. aelies as a perperull carrel:tore to bodliv Debility. whe ther proceeding from the prorate om habits sat deluded youth, or the eseelfro of maturitre—onprueleocks which o(tev embitter the marl into,.l. be unhappy (*offerer broods user his nilsfett tt rat., afhanivel wrack relit f. went lie la reduced to loch a date oi weak nds as to reader life oppreSive. I o (uen perfm.s it mull be a con • (-ling re eleholl to know th.,r II ey roay now by a new and InrJfii- Ns moo of treatment be refl ned to that gres:eut of all human hie Moss, a ilrong, ma, ty and viperous conttitution. Ise all rare. of Debility and De fib nee) , front whatever eaufe arif log al well as in ever) freelee of Venereal Infeetion, Meff o. Currie and Co. may be confulted by Patients of either Sex wit.. the greateft leer, cy a el honour at t►er hour... No. my. Naito. Card o —l.rtte,. (pt.& paid) ratio( ng a bank note. will be dads anfverree, and the necchary Me.dicint and advice fent to any par: of the &Medan. N. B. Many Gent'coup of the 6. it re'peetahUity who have ea uerienced the benef.t ut tld. u. w Medicine bin particular/y de tired that a reference may be given to tla m Cu fatisty the mind of any perfon of the real m.hly of this trot) , important Na. £O7, Hausa Gave= ! they are grAcially boilorlagbilwiloso of the Mind." tune xroat. • CERTAIN it is, that where tomfidettra no‘ plated by a Cal and ccroplerc dircir.inre of the sated the gaiicafc, Vie ramify Is applied at It were a rand m.oiaLthz Ada are alw.ty, againfl the pa ient's recovery. To this perhaps principally owing that the DAL.k4 of GMITA 0 has attaiomi fuck uoiverfal cel hrhy,M - abafa,fltßularcApalpltstiaytt, ulr ers. ,Irowfitiefs after eating, timidity, fLihes. uf he t t an d c••:d. numb,. m fa, rigors of different pun .widdinefe, paint (elpeciarly arise hew!, " back anti Islas), hiccup, digeulty of rapitation sod Ogled. don. anxiety, dry cough, Ste.dtc. The usual ympe ono of nervous affraiuits are fredity removed and at tick tOrnplaint• fettloni ensue within the °bravado,' of • Gentkinen in the general line of pratUce, it la no ret dim upon tbeli kovwledre or judgment to fay, that very korai them have an opportunity crt" that experience which is the only folid foundation of tritli:al •ftung; while Ds. tio Lou 0 very ritteneverraaice at Gilead ri.iu re. near Liverpool enables him to afford that permanently:lief to hitt %Intim:rosters. bens as, perhaps r they cannot coperiarto under any pater phyll. clan in rfie kingdom —Fee H.l , a Guinea 1.1..f-4 in 0rr..1 from the Hon. Archdeacon Cd,lsl.vra, to Jr. AAAAA:ATI I - • Agent. .. 1 (jousts:it. July 8, Maj.. S i d R-- ic l have hero of chi. yoiar fre io ni a . l t i t rp d iy . mi l n , two Dr. Barclay's Antibillous PIP... wn e bife c =l4; 4.."`.'w,....z.L., 41 has a Patent I Informed you I had found t;.l mr. e y a:44.c k•tui, and you requelled perrnifiloo to -aid my name/ +(he molt ft-Opelika. hie I'4:natures la its favour. I iia.in:.l itn.giiie aim Arebiiiii op of Canterbury's name of Well fufficient, and tekcowlealge I tii, d the lilt. cairny on my firm belief that it was in irliff an Roll. it fe cot pelfible to iligoilied a perfonme would Luger hit acme p he made ufe of but for the good of the Public, or that it could be one noted to any thing but troth. I have expekeneed the intindoefsef the foundation co which I Wadi, ler I win futsjael to t , rmititing Eatulencies, proceeding from bile, and have to thank Mr. i *rainy for the cure. You may, therefore, make ufe of my mine where and when you pleafe- 1 am, Sir. your's, dm .l. CAULFIELD, Archdeacon of Ellmstre. Sold whokfale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheaptide, corner of Paternolier-pow ; and retail by molt country Medicine Venders. In bones at p.6d• 'and to.. etch. rit.Old LORD Alsiatitil, St. JAnths'ontlyAltli. February t 7. IR—I hare fur Come time taken your (Berreiey'v) S Patent Antibliious 1311.:, as mil as your Specific for the ue. and I feel happy la iaterodog you. I base always neeinul the greaten benefit mad edict from them i and mall, A. I bare always done Goes I hive cep, rinivad thdr cll . :my. feel the greaten pica. fore In recommending these. I am, Yone's &c. 7 iv die &v. Dr. IAICLAT. ANSON. From ALDERMAN HUMERT. Irnolt.ftreet, December 9, rEog. 84—Having Co &mildly benefited by your Barclays Punkt I Antabillous Mils, I mould accafekbyldf were I to fake any armn boas to your advantage, to pars unuotieod. I bam bees applied to by fereral friends at Bath, to fend them forme of your Pills, and am convinced you would find the advantage, could you eflablillt the fele of them at that place. I am happy to fay my health is now very good, and am always ready to acknowledge the merits of your Medicine. I am, Hr. your obedient humble format, Brook flreet, Dee. ?, Jibs. S. HUMERI'. Sold wbolefale and roan, at Mr. Butler's No. 4. Cbrapade s Owner of Prewar:die-row and retail, by muli comer? Medicine Yonder' in hoses at ts. 6d. Ilpal Ins each. . H AViNG arAitcd.ed myieo io the 'tatty, a: - .4been gratified try the aloft confide:able practice in that brench which I thought prow en laded, I mat that I have riot tiliW• roll employed nay time than tho(r *to, In the ezaeolfte Bold of the pro. p on, are necaflonally tremerfed in uoceradory, an d eauriot aisra a assin that Inca& whit* isooquired by coometrutlog the ' intellodual power to one din of &feeders. 1 he dffmles of DFISILITY are peeulLwly dateciimm foe they with than a titan of corwearbant fyntotreas. and by a de- . 9 of all vital energy, etiftencelefelf becomes emblnald...... ether they wife from the prevalence or ill maniple, tote de ftrue tiveihablas of (Anaheim. or the indulgences of rnstortty they re- • quire the mutt adonis profellimisl kin; bat by the igr ranee el =educated men. the fymptonas are aggravated. and tilt meant don is iloOroyol Asa MEMBER of the ROYAI. COLLEGE of SI IRORONS, I gnu ad my preomfions on regularity of oduenrion and paf-Illag ! eery peleinge to pradice, I feel nryfelfentitied to that email:tee with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured. In the Brit feeradens of local weakuvia, early application' wlll prevent the calamity ofa debilitated frame ; but 'Acre thatalierar. from a tookloufnefs of the unmet& tea of the vice whit.'" (Aided M. misfortune, h fearful of the cont =pt or cenfurt of his brolly phyfielao, wil broods gem his infirmity with awful eoneealawst, tt mutt be fadafadtory for him t' be allured not only of capability of treatment hat life of the molt Inviolable fecrecy. And in reedit Yenenisl Complainta it is to menet mil danger or &Oren ; in the malt av,pEeata d corm k la its acquire ment of erclailve experience in ash line to' diva a tab, oertahe, a n d (peedy re-eßaNtibuo at. I uffer the n!.rantage of this esoerlenee to there of either fex who are afflkied with any kind of D?BILITY, of any lympteam of VENEREAL DMICTIOW.I/tel in a can the tams of mom neradon are Rated writhe lira interview . 1 Patients to the country are =peeked to Inclofe a Bank nuts, and are requeled to (pacify their age and manner of living. MAR . f IN BAER, Member of the Boyd College of Surgeons, in London. No. act, Arundel.ftrikt. Strand, near Temple Bar. Teal% l'AYl.olL,Sesseii:Ro. g, New Bridge Rreet, Londoo. sit, Balinburgh, May a, deo, IN the fpring of tysti. I was afflitled with a Vcae. real Complaint, which I treated with indifference for five months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular PhyScian,ertio put a temporary flop to the virulence of the difrak (by mena rial for tome time; but growing, in fpite of all medi cine and the advice of the firft Gentlemen o' the Faculty hat . , worfe and worfe, for two years. I was reduced to a Rate alma@ unparalleled and beyond deferiptkin , being an entire leper,and ulce rated from bead to foot. My head, throat, me:4h, ride, legs. unmake. have been alternately in d anger of tease Mug of i ds in Own, I have bad from lo to go ratais ulcer. OJ my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight. It would be volumickoi. to par ticularife all my cafe—toffee It to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one at a more dangerous or of a more complicated na ture. I was long looked upon by stay friends, and imagined my fell beyond all hopes of recovery, and, indeed, Jo my then condi tion, death was preferable to my more titan naVerable date. In this dr,,adful iltuation did I drag a moft miferable eliftence,tiliDietna l'aovioance threw in nay way a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. isl Plyrelbuth—my friends read it. I could not. I Qat sad prepeared fame or your Lean/Al' Picts, wills* by tiding (rem time to time. am now, and here long been, (after more than four ye.rs indeicrihahle diftreft), le aa g led a flats of h ea l t h es ever I enjoyed; as v proof of this, Iliad a fine. tbrlving.hcal• thy child horn to time few. months is* In gratitside to Goo, and In hopes .if rendering my fellow creatures farrier, I rrquelt you to moll% this ; and you may at any time refer pukes, who, with to be fatkied of the truth or this. or further particulate, to me or my friemla.• by letterer perlon. As few cafes for hadoefs will even equal mine, and nose mulled it, I have from aiperience every reafon to "Mire mankind, that in your Lemt is .ht's they will find a lure,. fpi,ly, fate, and tad.. eat cure. I. I. Prepared and fold by the Stile Proprietor, Tsiavvia• T Member of the ft..val Colblie of Survenis In I,ond or , a t hi. 0,01.10. Na., y. N.w Bridge-itrett ; whets he will glee advice, without a lee, to legions taking theft Pill., and will anliver pickets letters. If raft paid. on the fame terms. riliferving In all calee the moll in violable fetr.ey, no perbm's name .r cafe /Penis b at es. ntioni.d, bur at their own partkubr rrg o by the Proprietor during she murk of more than , years, that be has bad she condor-nog of sit emenfive late of the above Medicine, and the praeLee awing there,rdni. They are ai(' fold, 'iv hie appoinrinent for the convenience of thae •living at a illitalice by Mr. Nottel., So. • Midge, Edinburgh, Mr. Mention. printer, (Wpm, to whom alto Mr. T.rdere lie adiir,i.; at the licrformee. No. 35, St. Alban's lino. Pall " Awl; Mr kotiertfosil oy'awl', No. 10 3 , ...M or d A rea.; M r thibtrough*.. Nu. y, ntarly om Mite the Monu ment ; Mr. Steel'., books. Ike ot. Union-row, la 1 ttk miler hill; Mt Callweles. Doubt . and by pr rfin ...every wintider stile 'vein iu Great Britain and Intone!, in 13. or , of only is each, trakd up with full andplait. birections, whersby Perfume of either ice may cure theinfehres wits cab and ferrety. • rru.ed and dt.ted by IAVIIL ENT. (0 ,-600- terteary-bises, Leenbetb). at the by•s Otnet. No. i, CETI' !Wei Pibnied %Iron the STA a Ornes, Temple•its. DI FIT On Saturday laft, at kis indii47i;on the Pavilion Parade, Heigh. ton, t►e Right Rev. Or. Horleky, Bithop of M. Afapb. lila Lard • 161 p was felzed a few days before, with a bowel complaint, which balled all medical iltill, and deprived the world of one of its re mainiag lerninariu heedles' and learning. His Lordthip was a man of along mind, and aa eseellent public fpeaker. Ha has left difeonfotate widow to lament his 1.4. On the ad init. at Alliford,,Mrs.Shearman, wife of Captain E. Spearman 16th Font, a very amiable woman atul univerfally 'o gre ted by all her acqiialtaance On the 4th February laft, on his paffrge from India, the lion. Colonel Carleton, of the ajth light dragoons, &left too of Lord Dorchettcr, K B. HIGH AV Ant& AP LONDON IIItIGOS TO PAOAROVi. Morning. . . 41 Mown eta 9 Albreass - - 17 minutes As 10