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was ahisei , -- w hpi an I ~ 1 Perferi l. '- stiehatare,Aies.thi iPaa must bertha, aegues, that would bring a poor /* th ee !flaking' ariaa,irillat the ow ffictv , ad girl toihanse,,eo4 . Ja . 47e 4es.,to, thew* world," •altiatV4 b l lO , a (Merl. , ire. . a AR e . .... . :alai apiessld ' ** . fi nes t . f ee lio gamery A gad. , by,Ttious4eld, in the . Comt i non .kleas„; he stit , eu, ,tliat I Sp 1 . irk the appeal, every lil4j ptiyelibe 'f'de. I .Tclviers Oxeciked' idle tog:l,l4"dt hit Ace, •on the Miss MkrYntiiit iiiiiiined 'the t ha rac iti r 'kij a .26th0l Jirly, 1ill11..•-• Towers 'lithe sworethat - he Was •with mail ability 1 she gave "'Cupid, Gosteit loft ant in town at that titne . ,• bare was dot in •Bedlord, pereossitm, in a eery beautiful style. Massie. F.twr shi le.i. And thMille!bilicleever beekießeuaftgld's 4fe• c and - aiSsisc t Mrs. DAViNrolt;, by pair co. brit Se..e9i,k9;kikii.l'e• • • ~v- ‘7,.. ~ $ J.: -o • ...,:-.... a ni' • • justke lio4tcf . ck, Hado l i acr irlim - Pel r e.r a i )Idee4el ome n 1 49, - -e—. l 'o 4 ° sw t" I P ii •' ' • ly to the nil ansneetrient.--, _ theft.; alief riliilkk iligitkiliktn, - ' sc vait Titbit) Wei 'received by a crowed " diem sl'enveta-s handwriting . ,vis a... .....11''" .1:: , i r ... ei 3 , !. :ii ascii& *bit flattering:mandettrk t • r- • - . Qwthe part pielstaieferidsiatniain host of IlitneviviSs chit* ateornies, were called, ytho .spile4, that ivisetn, ,• >Frill..: . . opinion the signatnie was,-elie h.Mtl-writing of Mr. Thit:present -fashionable -display of Orange 'Rik" Towers. Some of them alio decTared then- °Onion, bons. may excuse the repetition of the following anec- tithe the' prosecutor was a man - not' Wbrtli* credit, dote :•- r -The Princess Many-married the Stadtholdey eve s o n- hii oath .. . • ..; • • •,I •of Holland about the year* 1745, Ceti/hi& occasion 'The Noble and Learned Judge left - it to the Jury genic ribbOM were were . by all ' the .10dlis. of the to say to which side they would givecredit in this tear, Whig party, and also by some of the. TOriesoinewid-----y, flitting. evidence ; and, after a few minutes consults: tcacesiferns, to the fashion, Amonge.t the•kqter. wail tion,"they found a verdict of acquittal tot : Ae defers q Massev, who, *tins one evening opposite to , di n t s . Th e tr i a l occupied • the Court from this in the L Ctiainetzun at the Opera t his Lordship, on a 111001111 g till four in the afternoon.• • , , cards' note the foflowing : lines, al d sent them toter: ' ., : , ,- . mv a :nee v . y Aahtgß . , " Little Tali i where's the Pit ' : ' :" I . . The defendant in this. ease was tried on an Infor - To wear au wartat ou:ynerbrupt E? - 2.'... • ' Ration, charging him with aving attempted :to '52. ' ' - .When that same bzePt toollirOalltilYAS .. -- J • duce Thonias Walker, an officer belonging to the• . lin• e uhitearso el ilie told quo ri 41.,„. 1 ,,i . 4 . . Thaines• Polite Office, and endeavouring id prevent , ()laden ,Booviro I liteially means w Orange np. his giving evidence against a person named -keyhole, permost 1" The Ziellausi, flig consisted or three who was charged with having King's stores in his • otripes, white, bide, and erode: - When the House of possession, by offering him a bribe of 41200. The pro- Orange possessed the nativist Government over the seentor, however, failed in his pioof, and the Jury, United Sutes Ais orange -- snipe was Laced upper. tender directicee of his Lordship, acquitted defendant. a 'soft: tun t edag. When tka Wtrtavas mettle hel* - I 66' IWO,. : -• ' Yesterday Mary ka::.4l4Avas indicted for stenling, the oven stripe v. ad placed helots , the others—hence .. , tove arm ! became the rallying cry of those 'if 'the dwelling-house of Dr. E. G. Jones, - a gold -Nub wee ;Reached to the How of Orange. . • witteh" , six silver spoons, four forks, &c. The prisoner • His Serene Highness the Duke of Bitieswiese has bad the•sole :care of-. Dr. Jones's house, during his bees newt graciously pleased to honour Messrs,:•Kose. stay in , Hampthire.. i Mr. Harrison, pawnbroker, in LAUD and Son with hie aUgnst oatron4ge for their Beak.street, stopped idler when she oTered the watch miaderfel discovery, Marastar Oil, which possesses in pledge at his house, and caused hter to be appre propersies of the most salobiloUviature for nourish- wended, when she confessld it-was ,the property of i , ig the Hair, promoting its growth, and adding to her master; and added, that she intended to redeem ' eiat inestimable ornament an incomparable beauty. it" . Guilty—Death.- , ' • ft also has received the benign patronage of their .fitleisheim, P/orral, end Welch, three boys, the eldeet Royal'Higlinessee the Princess .-War.Es and Duke 1 not seventeen , w ere indicted for breag and•enter ► bfStissex, their Excellencies tb k Duke del' THIPAN- in t the !muse of Mr. Parker, in Prince'l-street, with ra'oo mid the Spanish Anthassadtsr, and a lessg train in tent to.steal. Nicholls, one of the Bow-stmealas ofNolailisy. • - • . -'• ',•,.. ~•,k, trait; detected there removing * pat* of glass, Sid as At a period libiltie . ele.nte-.lehen•_our victorious a - cart .was passing, Blenheim introduced his hand- Allies are emanci nations:Whitt base sd tont , LitToysh the aperture. At this time there was a whistle p d i r nvek grained tunlet•the • :hig tifitienee of Frame, byeome of the gang opposite, who were - supposed to ands ppear to bee tot apeient•ordet of • 4iingsg Wye' seep some of the officers, and Blenheim and and the balance of Europe , the extracirdinairinterest 4 Welch deiamPed without a booty. zit was clear thel which ittaithei to the orrevil-peairs engaged•in the ! prisoners were acting is conitinction with each other, great cause, glue mlPLlerleome-.acquaiotance with,the and they-were found Guilty—Death. History of each extremely desirable. The Proprietoes j i Eight were tonvicted .of felony, viz. .1. Howard, of Dr Slaeou'i HISTORIES have endeavoured to meet' ;for stealing a piece of sailicloth ; .1. Euston, for steal t'.ie publiecueitsity, in rendering them pkuliarly in+.! iitg a quantity of wheat; Mai the Burgess, fix steal teresting. by •having them brought down to the pre. ling * - - parr of stockings ; C. Edwards and C. Savigne, sent period: Whether their comprehensiveness, their' :for stealing a handkerchief ; G. Carpenter, for steal cheapneasiios thefr portable form, be considered, it is. 'ing some unwrought silver ; D. S. Sewn, for steal tueeurned, the, are particularly entitled to., ;thee/16°n. ing a pair of sheets ; and .1. kalph,• for stealing four . They form six volumes, price '27s. boards (any of Ss. pieces. irhith•rnity be had separately), illustrated with cor- : Jame: . Carey was indicted for Stealing a quantity of rest Maps, viz. . _ I plate in the house of Mr... Clement, in Wobanniplace 1. Germany.' T Austria, Saxony, Bavaria, Hanoxer,t,.. ), The prisoner went down the area-steps, andinquired Holland, Poland, Swo.den, Denmark, and Prussia, se. tai,. -6: Portugal and Spain, 4s. 6d. • - 4. America, Nonlt end South, with the W 14.5, *LI& S. France, 4s. 6d. Or, primed on line Royal Paper, &per yobbos. . We understand that the Coach-m Asters, Post-mas ters, and Proprietors of Stage Waggons, who use the Patent Anti;Attrition Composition, sold at No. 40, chst i lp g Cross, are so convinced of its easing draught, preventing wear and tear, and seeing . time, labour. and expense, by which they have derived 'so Many advantages, that they intend to present the Aot.iors A this Discovery with a superb Piece of Plate:-;at a :iibute of gratitude, and as a testimony:Pi .. .their okziii- Cion of the benefits the public will experience by - ;.cinrr generally adopted, to prevent the' affects ' I ot; Juts Cinuotarr,ftto—in the fate of this Gentle ;Lan, a fresh 'instance islifVen of the lintel-tan) tetture y which .14 : istiokiyed.; On Friday the $d inst,lfeo Ant d.iri 'conviii4t pasty j returned home -aboutAina evening. Wei! find cheerful';. retired soon 14 rest. ;nulotept soundly., He rode out eions in bii gig on nsoming, meaning to deiteitieneelf to K.*. .•:,xton. At t arl'sourt, 014 Bro_iv i tpo t met, .apd convetsod with a 4ie44 Asa. minute or! ;t:til afterwards wit found sitting *akin the. gig, ; vet Welt had,atippittli prob.' WY: whcP bICIY I Pf death so i sirock m , : -.4fr. GIIVARItY was , a. Jpsticc of the' ^ . L:MACCF , a traliamigionei 4 oC, the: 414,e4sed Taxes, a ..zz l iastoe, a/3bn Rotas, lubol,fieetitary to the Whig &c. —i,(lnclseding n sad Sviltzerland, 2 vols. 9s. ..'• •• _ _ • hi -mit- within. At 'this" ume another - man, a suppoied accomplice, knockeel at the door, and during the. tithe the female was gone up, the prisoner departed, and the plate was soon after missed. He was identifind by the maid-servant, and a farther proof of identity was had by, the servant of Mr. Marriot, the barrister, in Russell-squaw. where the prisoner had called to in ;quire after *Clement's servant. No part of the property was . nccovered,... The prisoner received a goad chaxosor. ;ad w a s amitted; . . , -RAcconpates- ff.zroar.—Yeiterday. the Rzconnen essß4e.jiis..Report to the PRISC.E REGIUST of the fol. Inslptig:qnsvicti, under sentence of death, viz. Mary Smith„ali4 Crawford, alias Madden,. Sarah Thorn, W". of a wry ant.mai4, for tilt foptxpelvrpni - nes i l , thi' to 1172. S sure.Sy _ Chalkley, and Richketts Jayon t - were ;tot reported. big --' Yesterday .. old %vomit), ladle, Nocatignaffolibp)pdoritii. ..k•vsa,44 ale B 1 13 4 1 4 1 PP i 0 1 444.a . .0 A s was found deadie.io re v ,2,000/6C.oAvint:4lC 4#944 .4. Niasbisuse r n nsi,g., inift t4VOlSlnidest 4nti !Satuid :<,ttity lufirmatiy ;*tlie lii, likiLcy on Itipyiny evening, at 2 . man, and Uhthoff, Nacho I Londaa ror Mr. Edwki liolwen, Heywood, Whitt hiven. John Menrsine•Aldtadev Londonk nroollen.dralpir, denier and chapman, December 14, is, and January 18, at eleven, at Guildhall. Anomie., Mes.t. Palmer, Thmlinsous, and Thom son, CwthaJl-cpurt, Throwtnorton t s: reet. Alarahani 'Reeser, /ate of Hough-Mill; Cheshire, miller, dealer and , disputa*, ' Doe. Itt, 21, and Is, at eleven, at the Talbot, Mar ket-Ddyton. Atlondri. Mr. J. L. Warren, Mar ket Drayton ; or Mews. Rooker and Son, Bartlett's-buildings, 1 -AAc l ". ' • On the 45th slit. at the _ Moutoruerie blew trr, of a • hl A RR tED: On the 9th uh. at King Edward, the C.v. Charles Gibbon, of I.onaisy, to Alive, West siargifter of die Rev. Dr. Duff,"of Knit Edwar.L in. r, lierailekshire, the Hou. MI.. , DIED.- • On the 30th ult. at Capel Curig, Lady . A i nthella Ward, relict of the Hon. Edward Ward, of Case Ward. On the 14th 'alt. a: PlailicerMr. 'Memos Becker, aged SI, many years an eminent Idoohseller to Pa4-14all ; aud, on the ISth, his second daughter,difarranst Becher; aged 47. --... ... . ... DIXoNt ~ di NI !BILIOUS PILLS. • • To.hir. DIXON, Apothecary. tt• Ilt-i—l take 'tile earliest opportunity to acquaint . yoti that I have received the most wvoderfal benefit from use of your DIXON'S ANWIBILIOUS PILLS, which I car ried with me to Juniata, and all thote friends to whom Ildistri hatedi them have experienced the same salutary benefit ; they de clare them to be the best Medicine ever used In that country, foe Bilious and other complaints. The following are names of sett ! : ral Ladies and Gentlemen 'Who have received the utmost relief from your Dt on's Antibillous Pills:—Charles Taylor, Esq. la." await* ,• William Shaw ' Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. Woodruff, Spanish Town, ditto ; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar, ditto; J. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto; G. Aliston, Esq ditto ; Mr. Walker, Port Morant, ditto ; J. Penlinson, Esq. Salt Riverolitto; Mr. Multens, ditto; J. Burn, Esq. Savanna; G. P. Polach, Esq. di: to ; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, King , toa, ditto ; Mn. Perry, St. Ann's; Mrs. Woodriff, Spanish Town; with many other person, of the first respectability.—Sir, your most obedient servant, THOMAS HARROLD, of the Slip Gauges Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. butler's, 4, Cheapside, Cornet of St. Paul's Church-Yard ; by Sharp and Belarn Portsamoth; Joliet, Weston, Alinutr, and Mallory, Pongee -,• Hill, Johnson, and Harding, Gosport; Coleman and Jaciii,'SliterllCSS ; Peck and Ross, and Turner, Hull; Horiand, Cookworthy, Nettleton, lad Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Bwinney and Co: Birmingham; Staines, Lynch, and Atkinson, Matichister : Trewman, Exeter; Baxter and M•Donald, Glasgow ; Bulgen and Barry, BriStal ; Stevenson and Co. Norwich ; Swinfen, Leicester; Edwards turd Penny, and Billinge and Lat hbu ry, Liverpool ; No and Ledger, Dover ; White, Brighton • Roberts and Rtiff, Chef tentiim; and retail by must Country Medicine Venders, hi boxes i GOVERNMENT SECURITY IS THE ONLY MEANS OF I t DE EEC FING a SET of VILLAINS THAT COUN'EIiR TT has been remarked, that DO article has been -1 counterfeited so much as Prince's celebrated Rus'ia Ctil, ar a set of Impostors have counterfeited it, anti imitated the euverS of the bottles so exactly as not to be discovered from the g. mine, therefore purchasers ate informed that in future they Rave no ether guide to discover the origiaal from the counterfeit but the Eritbb Government stamp, that is on the outside cover of each bottle of Prince's celebrated Russia Oil, the counterfeiting of which cur vUlai.o, will attempt, as it is a forgery. As many Indies and Gentlemen have been deceived by pnie.hasing counterfeit Russia 011, in seeing shew bills with huge eagles in shops or shop windows, therefore any Druggist, Perfumer, or Hair Desser, having eagle thew lulls ih their shops, or shop-windows,is a sign of their selling counterfeit Rus six Oil, as the genuine of late has only a star in the show-bills. Baldness or Grey Hairs will not be seen. Several I.adies and Gentlemen who had used Prince% Rnasia Oil for years, and from the use of.that alone not a hair fell off or turned grey ; but bring persuadfd by their bair-dressers to use other Oils, or sold them counterfeit Russia Oil, soon found the difference, their hair fell off, or turned grey, have declared they will use no other than Prince's in future. is proved the best and wholesomest prepa ration In the Universe for moistening the tali, when devilling real or false hair, and Is so gnat a nonristter, if toed constantly, never. 9 hair will fall off or turn grey ; in short, where hair has got thin or bald, and the least roots remain, you may rely on Its being restored. 'lllousando of Gentlemen - that were bald, have declared, after using Prince's Russia 011 regularly for six months, the bald places became covered with hair; promotes eye-brows ' whiskers, and will prevent whiskers turning reddish or grey. Ladies will find when dressing wisih Prince's Russia Oil, either real or false hair, no &sup oe exercise whatever will bring it out of curl the whole day. Gentlemen wearing pbwder ought to use Prince's Russia Oil instead of pomatum, as kis well known persons who use powder that it makes their hair dry, fall oft', or turn grey, but Prince's Russia Oil Is such a nourisher to the hair, that if used constant when dusting, not a hair will fall tiff or turn grey. (riser re, for the reputation of country Shopkeepers, as no respectable house ' in I.ontlon will sell the eounterteits, a set of swindlers are travel. Bog about the country with counterfeit Russia Oil, to deceive country Shopkeepers, therefore be sure to order Prince's Russia Oil, with the Government Stamp, as all others are counterfeits. - Be particular in asking for Prince's Russia Oil, and see chat the .Government Stamp is on the cover of each bottle, and no Eagle, at tis. per bottle, or one bottle containing four small, at Xi. us a saving of Ins.; or six large fur £5. duty included. Latl•ei and Gentlergen who constantly use the Russia Oil, will Lid, by taking 'six hargelnattles It will be a saving of four pounds. i Solaby the Proprietor,: prince, Eleotha.—Observe, it is rust .1 abop-7eltattly ypposite NE. 7 ; the nunibers are irregular in John -street, Oxford :stfixt.—lie parecubr, as there are petty *hope that sell counterfeits. Sold also by Mr. Smyth, perfumer to his Majesty, New Bond street ; Hendrie, perfunter to her Majesty, Tichhorne-street ; Bayley , and. Blew, . *stouters ,to the Prince and Princess, ,colltspar street; No. t 9, Pall MEI; Ness berry, ' No. +A, St. ''hat's Chutchyard; Dicey, Pow Church-yard , Battey, Po. 9.% , Fleavanarket ; Butler, No. 4, Chopside ; Ed wards, No. 66, tit. Paul's Chorch-yardi, Withers, 229, Strand; Bacon, .150, Oxford -street; Davison, 59, Fleet -street; Rigge, 6s, theapside; Bolton, and Tusk, Royal Ex,cbange ; and by most . itteossigirtl Pertumers and Modiciniltenders. „As. there have been great cosapbelits in -the country that they iconnot,jet Prince', genuine Qft, therefore, to accommodate La. diet Gentlemen that reside ln the country, by enclosing a ,Fl 7 pine In a latter; erected to Mr. Prince, Dentist, John -street, Gerber:beim*, London, will receive, by tomes of coach, one 01. 4 0 1 4 4 1 :11e,f 4 we 5 . Keeps in all climates --the older it Is the better. Merchants, Capntios, and Coiftitry'SbOpkespors, will receive liberal allowance. _ singe die fen :ii'sisAVsatei4 Strilich th.hi pr44ctiboil by till Ains 'Oita sots* Ai the Hospiiiki i tt.Nll ts co ll• tdiriMikwiteatall‘aldi is ittitittkate mitoti c tll shis olotei.l WO tea 'stem 14 . 14 W h ich 1 Natt a 'Cortidittil I I.ptaii to mtnith hotaitil by ftsisiti-on ski? Rift 14-its *lid ttyttist4 tukving tditptil Roe* hte, but borfdi ßli this • my 'tune occasion --.14 do übediert very bullnbtel hoe ALEX. MUM) A e Thomas Tayioti andon, at his lame* the Peaunier's, No. „or-sh Lod, Os. Pis npirr=yz; _ .•001 01 4 vaith iullAnd plaiu , likt . 4 11 iff i fe ll Y liAte thetnselves w t __.. sitd secrecy. :•., _ . . Jr . ,• N.B. grtry nni sntd hi Crekt Briran Yr siiiiii up Milliefidilly . '•a whictr,by fasourof the commissioners, is primed it'slieaMille? 'ollits. 4 t.' V. Taylor, No.R, New BtWge-strcit." . l* ADVICE. WkiEN Memo( r o dUCltion and professional BEII 111/3 rer&cV cribs endeavours to discover the most vale nail :meta n method of -..reseng a few prevailing firseas , s, the iv calls , fun rvsult of their experience is the best proof of superiority. Megan OOSS and Co. Surgeons, l are be4otadueedto mat the cure of the follow'ng.the object 9f their partiCtster study, stills a certatn Disorder, friluenercontracted In a moment of iota*• cation, anJ its concomitauts. Strictures end Gitcets , *bias b, an improved titan; are speed+y ind effecnially cured; is Oct 110. hli.ty, whether arisiuo from 'dacchz.natiatelodulgences, bog Sells I..rwew elinsatec, Of i iecht Itry vice, too een ens ni happily poniard by the youth ot both e:1/,: the este causing net-lily or barrenness:ea.! In she when a tiuntyrou, train °fuer. waste d.seases, v/tech, if not tautly renietbed, ternt:nate le inspos terser and cousumptioa. la dill di,tressiog eats of dtadity of whe.thor the cousequence of such benefit) tabbiii sr arts ug from any Other heist, by winch the powers of the AO* ~ ution become enietbkd, as retularly educated Seneca don, they offer a fir* eee, and speedy restoration A «.r NA vigorous health. Messrs. Gass and Co. etclusivety professing tlacture of theta parocoLu conipialete hi order that they may not be , by a nsioak:n few, marked with the ohlortity so justly attached d . the ignorant empiric, think it lint jitsree so themselves to state • - that they. have Len properly eduCated and ittit.ated Into ever,. branch ot the professions (oertificates of which, team different , tiospitais, and Lem:monies from :he moat einfient they bate to conviure any irqMrer) .that ) the from their eneleavoors first Induced Menai° . quit th e p • the general Practitiones, apel they presume then their constitute a lair ground for the onprecolented eon e .*lOlll will they have, by the Public, been so liberally • - result of a long and eatensi practice tom entitled tient, • by 'or method, to remove venereal eenapidenti, hoe/CM suveterate or complicated, without subjecting the pedeet hi the h•ait restraint In medic.; and in recant Casegwliete an early application is made an discovery of the inTectioll ) they fre quently perforin actin in the short space of two days: The ant precedented success oftwir mode of.treatment (width has aegis been known to 4all in ear stack instate:it in apreedoe. et IS yells, during which period many thousand etsons of bath sexes brie:, Seen cured, even after serape and "iplieious methods had been pursued by other Practitioners wilhouf . effett), induces them fa' thus pohliely offer their advice. To be consulted daily by Patients of either set, with istelteey, delicac7, and attention.--Letters from the country, containing, the particulate of the case, age, and manner of living. Incloslng a remittance, duly attended to, and advice and Affedislinr !We warded to any part-of the kingdom. • . GOSS and Co Surgeons, IS, Llouverle.iiirees. ley"! • fidATfitIMONYa. O Disorders leave. contributed more essentfially to deieroy Hymeneal Happiness than ghost which are tits ' consequence of unguarded pleasure, People of every rank pay ade;ra•ion tooth i e Shrine of Wedlock, but where the Constitution * r has ben tainted by Plicate, a rfitovadon of stability is indispen sably requisite. Twenty years have we devoted our prasoce * tsr the exclusive treatment of the following Disarders..ind tsg , atre ceesful result of our pin gives us additional ardsinr ld oppiives far as we are able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the mos , important in the tor. logue ot Ruiners Infirmities. After initiation into every brands, as Navy Surgeons, we formed a wish, at an early period of practice, to rescue individuals from the Ig. norance of unoducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy ' , of general Pracdtiosiers, The Disorders jo the care of which we have devoted our at. tentiou, comprite every species of Vein-reel Infection; all Lends of Debility, whether arising front tho habits of school brfyr, or the indulgencies of maturer age; that derangement of the System in Women, which Is. called loareetnnaus or Sterilhy ; Seminal Weaknesses, Gke:s, Obstructions in the Urethrae. as alio Strictures, whether recent or of long duration, and which have baffled the skill of other Prictitiorters i are by our present Improved plan of treatment e ff ectually and yenta. nently cured, without the p .tieut suffering the excniciating.paln: and alarming I leniorrisage which frequently fellows the milk-. don of tile losuar Caustic. lu the cc.urse of our eateasivepractlew in this metropolis, nunierous casts of S IitiCTLIRES hart beet,' and are daily under cur care, the total eradurititie of wri , cli.hief• fecied by a sate, Cerialll, and expeditious. mode after" asepedisio it:, any other yet adop.ed. 'I be weakness, rilanation, end disl- lity, proceeding front this complaint are .:peeelily renviswil.atei the Patient restored - to sound and vittirous health. DUI Where the debility has for yeats exhted, api oper:ietteVeranti otir restora , ive remedies is indispensably reqtitlite, toretvivethe slunta bering sparks of life, and to'n-aniniate the donatittithaa.: • Numerous Moms are the result of ignoraget or: irsto is the treatment of a simple Gonorrhea, and it not übfrtlPlOTtilf pent that the seeds of life are piiisoned hylhe intieretien of ate unguarded hour. By a superior method. sith'teinplaitits -Me easily cured; and even where others have talkd, we trust that we may presume to offer a radical re-ettabliehinent.. Few t hirer, ever, are the cases of complicated di,rrr's iu tits. disorder .soots pared wi h the calamitous situation of 'imp, who, freinUiodul gence in a solitary vice, orthe prevalent gaieties at bishkiliabie life, acquire that state of debility which is the unrveldible paw ouence o' stich pernicious habit.,. NVliere the unhappy iefferer broods ev-r his tottery, but =irefully conceal, his misiortunti, It may be consolatiou fur him to know, that Atlscsugh,it be an object of doubt - or uncertainty whit otter Practitieners, the re moval U these deficiencies by the gradual pt ogteo, of Re :Invades, is the seqeireMein of our eat erielice If the rites of Itacchua ur Venus have 'begun to reduce manly v gators totuth. o,n4iety will e prevented by an early counteraction oil sills languid state, and 'in thee cases no great eifficial l will occur. Married Women, who have limg been dimprileted tie; enpectationit of a family, may be atauted. Ott an most illatatiess , such defects are eatable by Medical skill. The eecrecy whirl' is so essential to oer undertaking, and else qualifications whist' we hive pre slotted to state, formt: i s= • of our pretensions. an I in coincidence veldt .much this it Is giveu,that Messrs. Currie ant Co.'may he consulted by Ps , tients of either tea with the greatest secrecy and !sonar, et,their 11 ouso, No. 107, Hatton-garden. Patients in the Country art- requested to state the partlilliti• of their use, age, and general halm of Dying, and eneloi b rig a rts• mittanee for'adviee awl Medicines, when tue same will be given or sent to any part of the Kingdom. CURRIE and Co. Surgetios, No. 107, Hatton garden. September 3, IBIS. HIGH WATS& AT LONDON BR MG.& 'PO-MORROW: PAorzirg ...... . SO chutes after $ ..... .... ; . 41 aziwaes after $ LONDON; Printed by 1 s%ci. Klttrr, Picket Pheei rublisbed there, awl at the Simi:Sae, Temple Bare . . . . _ . rlas . .t'i...: • • . 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Os, at Preparedand ilofd by El- iNoIO iftofseletor, T in Tilt rep ' (t).44 ala ado*, i.. , . •f , v . .. . taeta4; at ten, and Una* Is, it Owen, tt the Buck Member aftheßOyal Collate of Suileons in Londl t h e venge .wi t h i e le t ,t. jet e . - sk e . *i.c.6 3 4. 1 14 - 4 . . ~ , i hat it was . Upon the prosecntoes affsdatilived4'. • , ,1 4 :• vip e 6 'Witalt. Attorney, .hti. Whittle, Joha-etreet, Bed- No. 9, New Bridge-wrest. • for the bit , thlio in the ebyt i atitrof Nittiliflosalliid Bossiele l o ilidicsed hini- . rntrlkult, ~i.: Tal lA* i ford - tow, London. Tbey are alio sold by Ws appoint:neat, at tits P IhNiKafft E. Routlede, of liatrock-sWe, .t.hinbitaad, eit' de-dealer, bee. is, lt. Alhan's-street,,Pall I:111; the Toi l = maintainediha hilarity of the part with it c w c.elc i rgkrdieoPhlt sc Ant Ouita - o• l4 .z#•° hcsaili thtoximei is.....yeitit Faaely . :Ircleett t s ee . q u oted. owes had now preferred , tie P. . . , to- 10, 11, and January is, at. at Ilse Oteea Dragon lon, rord4treet ; Mr. Disboroolh's, N 0.7, Pls - ducat& song ,oi 0 the Vroodiiecier , ''' AO *Web he &meet. che_r_sipg the. deft an t Nei& (I, ..• , 1 - l in thi Carlisle. Attorney, Mr.. J. liiiiirlf, Bond-coin; Walbrook. m i te t h e m entnuest • ; „d b y „„.. nibmia eve ,o' and P. son and. I.otWorklngton, .Cumbcriaud cow ih la d • h_ Batitg •' . it*W.Tiattstnl PElliiis 'thefattetting•vikithee, .. - •En n r &C. in *owes only 'is. Od. pock, was mad "navel . .frliss S. Wats wicts • ~.,_.,, . ______. ...„, ~, bankers, Dm/rawer 1 7 1 ,11/6, auat 4 1011aty. 18, at eleven, at the ; . u4and plaiu directions whereby persons 4410 an adatinsele seerve 42 , The'litrrir letitilathi Ili-tie ate ` di r iti 'fflaiinit'gua'ili liztu Golden Lion, WhitehathwiL)Alit th niei, Mears. parr e r, stead- themselves with ease sh ' cl secrecy. .._ , a y1.......4.44..........11C.Laya1a „aka& shy, a;maafrityy.. awsba tlya. Amy. . man and I iktihnft Nicholas-lane,. Lanint t' or Mr. Edwin ?a k P-w....., n.,..• ...141 in* n.4.4* 0.4.,1.. t. ....:aids.. alias Thorium. and Ann Williams, alias Hark,ett, for stealing Roods: prieately..in a slyipk George Wright, for stealing, to a dvaellovtions; John Cadwallader and.Johi) Proeug,,flor a likeoff,ence4 Thomas Bishop, for *imrglary ; Peter Pearce and James Woodland, for ge4tipg, in a ! dwelling-hous4.; JAS.. Brown, alias ~-WAkitcrltqc: mare ;;JOho Harwood, for, a liiip,pffpoptP l (o4,King, for a rxibSer7 ; ,Wm, shop And. WiNs. Upet, i for stealing a sheep John Welch, for a highway rolkesty+ and Joseph RichArdson sad JAnieck,_49g,lgt. filLtierglary at the . Marchloness of LAtiwn4zorkr Tfinfrribis Rozal Highness .the,Patsca respite 'them hik ecf. gireylveiter, Hill; Brady, Bontein; Flairmond, - .- - .."'b -- -'-is --- -------- --.j i - 'l - ci - 7- ;4 - w — onto . "."..--".. . j - M'Aitt.BonoimwErrintiTi;.— es er ay a n , it • or i to l•„, stolipa g a . v i nct nearly„ 60 1 . was charged with stealing a silver ladle, " . the Property of Mr. Crompton; of Russell-striet,. qn. Lop t .:o l og9wl!L_n T.). 44 31 tb e evening of Savird4 - last. •- - Illesoiten.iler eras nh- -44 Is 4 *6 " . "' w " ln gl' I cns tomecl mattelid the Rrviniijoi the neighOdintond 1-312alikr and Mi' mt'h threw takes , Ate.: bilelhi s iktik*ettlarEcely in 1 04. 4 '.. P e . 0 1. !5 re - 1 34 1 : 4 !4 ':Pbrity, aa. cl ic• 4 0 . 01 1' OiNsii iCkhl ha ß ia ° 44l 4 0 10 4 4 / "R awl :4`RP an 6 heosii:. I , '); '. a Attifstisiiispai *2 is!id . s . oon .14y se'nnight.,. died 10^ tht A m: : AbilefLTOfit aihtio, iblityitr bf...adidird* _ lit tier on Saturcia r ni g ht i,. 4 e :alW.viibvalcit'Air • iitb6tAisatt. 4 3 ivatt ng. 'untied for another oaminatiou.