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1.41 V 11141:ELLIGENCL. COURX OF BENCH, JAN. it. TittratokAd u.EIIIKETT. Thie - was an action upon two bills of exchange, amounting to nearly ,e3OOO, brought by the indorser against the drawer. The defenda n t w a s the a gent at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, of Messrs. Preston and Co. merchants, of London, and had been in the habit of drawing bills upon them for their accommo4ation.- - The bills in question were accepted 4, Messrs. Pres- . : ton and Co. and one of the partners of that House carried them to the plaintiff, who resided at 'Brixton, requesting he would discount them for - the accommo dation of the defendant (the drawer). The plaintiff • gave him cheques on his bankers to the full amount • of the bills, upon condition that the money should be 'returned on the following Saturday se'nnight. When that day came, the plailltiff•demanded back his ad visitce, but Messrs. Preston and Co, not being pre pared to p.iy it, lie returned them the hills, insisaog upon their payment without delay. In the mean time, and just as the bills were falling due, Messrs. Preston became insolvent ; and the day before their insolvency was declared, one of the partners destroyed _the bills in question, through mistake, along with others, and she money was never paid to the plain tiff. Notice of non-payment, at the time the bills be came dtie, was given to the acceptors, Messrs. Pres ton, but not to the defend et, the drawer. The ArroneEY GENettnL, lex the plaintiff, conten ded, that such notice to the drawer was not necessary, inasmuch as these were accommodation bills, and there was no proof of any assets in the hands of the drawer belonging to the acceptor at the time the bills became due. But it appeared, that both at the time of making the bills, and when they became due, the defendant was a creditor of Messrs. Preston on a ba lance of accounts, but in a much less sum than the amount of the bi•ls. Lord ELLENBOROUGII nprm this, held, that not-, withstanding the amount of the bills was much be yond the bitlemce of account, yet, as there was an ex ?sting balance on an unsettled account at the time they became due, the defendant was entitled to have such notice of non-payment. His Lordship, there fore, direct.:sl that the plaiiitif should be nonsuited. SAME V. SAME. This was an action under the statute of Will. 111. for refusing to ,give new acceptances, upon the de struction cf the former as already mentioned, upon the plaintiff's tendering the usual indemnity, Furei :nit to the statute. But it appearinz, that the word, of the statnte were ~ b ill or bills lo st' or miscarried," and n. t extending to bills destroye , f, the plaintiff agreed to wi:hd,raw this case, till he bad moved the Court to set aside the nonsuit in the former case, up , n the ground that notice to the drawer of an accomme dition bill was not necessary. Fines.—Yesterday merging, about nine o'clock, a. ire broke out in a shed, c n acting deals, in Perry's dock yard, Blackwell, by which about 150 were burnt ; but by the extraordinary 'rations of the workmen an immense nuvrily.r were preserved, and the ravages of the destructive element :confined to that 'part in which it commenced, previous to the arrival of engines or firemen, Friday se'nnight the Tar House of Mr. Castle, rope maker, Chatham, was set on fire - by the boiling over of the copper. The whole of the adjoining premises were in danger of being destroyed, but the flames were extinguished without any farther injury being • unstained than the consumption ofnine barrels of tar, stand the destruction of the building in which the fire began. A woman has lately been committed to-Hunting don' gaol, on a charge of setting fire to a stack of straw, the property of a tenant of Messrs. Gee and Clarke, at Holme, near Stilton. The woman was a damestic servant of the farmer, and, it is supposed, contemplated the destruction of the whole of his property ; but the fire was d'scovered before it spread beynd the straw-stack of about 20 tons, which tt siOtirely consumed. The church of St. Nicholas, at Stettin, in which the French garris'n had deposited 40,000 quintals of hay, Was, on the Bth ult. entirely consumed by fire. The PRINCE REGENT has confirmed the sentence of a Court-martial held on Lieutenant Edward Tully, of the 75 h regiment of foot, in October last, at St. Hclier's, Jersey, for leaving several places withr'ut settling his accounts, and neglecting to pay the baker who supplied the detaclime:it, though he regularly received his own psy, and that of the men under his command ;—for having appropriated to Lis own use two sums of money received by him, in July, 1809, from a Supervisor of Excise, fur guarding a seizure ; ~-and for denying any such receipts in letters to his Cs mmiindingofticer, dated July 21st and 25th, 1809, Lieutenant Tully is dismissed from the service. Last week at Yaxley barracks, as a sentinel was on bis pest at one of the inner gates, a French prisoner, pith a bucket full of water, asked leave to go through, and on the soldier's hesitating threw the contents in his face, which made him drop his firelcck, when the Frenchman unfixed the bayonet, and pin off with it. Tier soldier, hoWever, quickly recovered, and snatch ing up his piece discharged it at the privoner ; the hall catered below the shoulder, and came out at the tireast, but he is still alive. - Dos s , .—A duel took place last month at Baur deanx, between two mercl.ants. On the first fire, one of the parties fell, and the seconds.immediately ap act,, supposing that he was mortally wounded; ester a close inspection, however, they find that he bad not sustained any injury, his antagonist's ball baring glanced aside, and lodged in the trunk of a I tree ; but be was nevertheless dead ; having, it is ci lectured, anticipated by his terrors, that fate which h e might otherwise have' escaped. His antagonist was wuunded in the right arm. A letter from Tralee, dated Jan. I, says, a despe. tate affray occurred on Monday. last, at Kiilinbau, a f, miles froni this down. Two men, named Mar tin and Garret Seers, were on their return home that evening, when they were met by a party of ruffians, who assailed them with clubs, and beat them in such antishisman manner, that one of them (Garret beers) dill the next day. Four of the fellows concerned in' this horrid business have been apprehended, namely, John Scannel, John Scannel, jun. Michael and Ed. annud Connor, who were yesterday brought is bare, pad . comaguad to poi. POL ICE. S Gottramt.t...—Saturday Rhode: was charged with obtaining a quantity of stationary under false pretences, and was remanded for further eiauftina lion. Two men named Cooper and Steward were also examined, accused of having counterfeit Bank tokens of ss. 6d. and Ss. each in their possession; they were comreiued for another hearing. Taylor and Boat were charged by Mr. Hedges, me confec tioner, in Ludgate -street, with offering counterfeit 3s. pieCesin his shot , and were fully committed. Ha TTON-G annex.— Saturday, John Dorwrit, alias Shepherd, was fully committed, charged with stealing imack from a field, at Islington, the property of Mr. Hale, of Newpse-market. Jame William: was committed for re-examination, charged with felony, in robbing a sailor of a leathern purse, containing three pounds in bank notes, eight shillings in silver, and his liberty ticket. Bow-saay.er.—lffer. Vermilloe, the landlady of the Peartree public-honse ; and Turner, who lodged in the liothe.of who was barbarously murdered, have attended at the Office within these few days. Several other persons have attended at the Office within these few days, by order of Mr. Graham, and hare undergone private and strict in vestigation,before that Magistrate, which caused him to dispatch Lavender, Vickery, and Adkins, on Fri day evening, to apprehend a man of the name of Hart, who, it has been ascertained, worked in the lu of Mr. Mare on the (lay the murders were coin mitted at night, and he was seen in the company of Williams, between ten and eleven o'clock, as the mur deteri are supposed to have entered Mr. Marr'l house about twelve o'clock. On Saturday Hart•tmderwent a private examination before Mr. Graham, after which he was ordered into close confinement, and a man to take care and sit up with him. On Saturday the privy of the house where Hatt lodged, was emp tied in the presence of Vickery and Adkins, but no thing particular was found. STATE OF TILE METROPOLIS.—The best Arevenfire security against every Danger is a £20,000 Prize in the present Stare Lottery, m hich any Person may ,obtain for a flw Pounds, it bought 'on or before Monday, the :70th, as all the Lottery will begin at 9 o'Clock the next Morning, and finish the s .me day. ALIENP.—The recent circular letter from the Se. cretary cf State's Offi..e, calling upoothe Magistracy to c Iry y into effect, as far as they are concerned, the rovtsions cf the Alien Act, against foreigners re siding here without the anew: icy of Government, has already been attended with beneficial consequences, and no less than f rty for..igners were on Ft iday _last apnrclunded at tl e east end of the town, who have Inthlrto evaded the Alien regulations. WILLIAM SIIAW, Esq. was tried at the Grand Court in Spanish -town, Januica, en ele 23J Oc:thcr last, chargt.d with assuming to ItittFelf the character cf a British agent, through which means a corre spondence under false pretences was kept up with Rt. GAUD, in St. Domingo. After a minute invt stiga. tion, the prisoner was I and—Guilty. About eleven o'clock on Weinesday night, some thieves broke into the house of Mrs. Fishenden, in Run ington-lane, near Canterbtary, and there being no person therein, they ransacked every drawer, and car. ried off property to a considerable amount. The nightly attacks of robbers have been so fre (pent of Lite in Maidstone, that the inhabitants have held a meeting, an I fumed an a s sociation of house• keepers only, for their mutual protection. A few mornings since early, the house of Samuel Salter, Esq. of Riekmansworth, was broke optn, and robbed of a quantity of plate, jewellery, and other property. A few mornings since the house of Miss Davis, of Twickenham-Green, was broke open and robbed of a quantity of linen and other property. The house of C' lonel B:rutt, M. P. in Upper , Grosvenor-street, was broke into a few nights past; but the female servants hearing the noise, got up, I and the robbers decamped iltliout their booty. Late last Tuesday night, as Mr. Arundel, of Duke street, Bloo:nsbury, was returning home, he was stop ped and robbed by four or (ive n.en in Castle street, Holborn, of his watch, with which they made off. Early last Mon . dry morning, the hotise of Thomas I Cobb, Esq. of Ellstree Hill-house, near Edgware, was broken open, and robbed of plate, jewelkry, and other property, to a considerable amount. Fri-day night last, ;threat ekwen o'chick, as Mr. Mason, carpenter- and builder, wis going to his I house, No. 9, Hill -street, WindmilLstreet, near Fins. bury square, he was suddenly attacked, when opposite the door of Mr. Cooper, tea-dealer, the corner of Windmill-street and Providence-?ow, by two ruffians, by whose repeated blows he was knocked down; and as he lay on the ground, rile of the monst-ro with a knife, or some other sharp instrument, was in the act I of cutting his throat, when, providentially, the shop-I man, who had lust shut up the shop, and was then in it, hearing the tall of Mr. Mason on the pavement, and immedia'ely al terwards some groans, came out t of the shop, on which the fellows, who heard the door unbolting, ran off. Mr. Mason was then conveyed home, and on his being attended by t surgeon, the- , wound was discovvred not to he mortal, the incision, though deep, not having reach-td the fatal part, Nothing was taken from the person of Mr. Mason; but it was, doubtless, the intenth of the ruffians to have deprived him of property and hie, had they not been _disturbed. The robbery of notes from Mr. Stephen Hobilay. of Folkstone, has been traced to a woman named Sarah Court, his maid servant, and she has been coin :clued to Folkstone gaol, with another woman, named Tumber, who received thet.property knowing it to ' I be stolen. On Wednesday mlrning, about two o'clock, the house of Mr. Cumming, at Christleton, was attemp ! ted to be broken into by two men and a woman, but were providentially prevented by the courage of an old lady, who snatched op a sabre, and immediately attacked the villain who WAS tittering the window, by cutting his hand in such a determined manner, as te cause lim to let go his hold and fall to the ground,' leaving seieral marks of blood behind hhn. It u sop. poied the wounds may lead to a discovery of these of. feneeri. They were seen after the attempt by dm wagcbman, aiming through Ronghtom 17711PERl4r INIRLLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, JANUARY 6. ; 1 • •The Huhein Wile for the last year bas been ad judged to Francis Cunningham, Esq. Fellow-eons °toner of Queen's College.—Subject, 64 4 Disserta tion on the Books of Origen against Celbus, with a view to illustrate the argument, and to point out the evidence they afford to the truth of Clivisiiimity." The following is the subject for the Helsean Prize .for the present year t m an Inquiry into the Religious Knowledge which the Heathen Philosophers derived ` from the Jewish Scriptures." i OXFORD, JANUARY 11. 1 Os the resignation of the Rev. Vicesimus Knox, D. D. the Q - vernors of Tunbridge School have unsnlmossly elected the arc Thomas Knox, A. M. of &Iwamoto Whigs, is the vomit i Mastership. ECCLESIASTICAL PROSIOTIONS. Rev. R. H. Chipman, chaplain to the Prince Regent, is }re united to the rectory of Cuxton, Kent. Rev. J. Slade, fellow and tutut ad Emmanuel college, Cam bridge, to the rectory of Feversham, Cambridgeshire. Rev. E. Ward to the vicarage of Haughlev, Suffolk, Rev. Gilbert Malcolm, to the rectory of Toadenhatu, Olooces tershire. POTATOES.r—A most remnrkable proof of the aeon derfol fecundiry of this useful vegetable, was shown by Mr. Hoar, of B.timpton, upon his farm (which is rather of a light and shattery soil) called Barnsole, in the parish of Oiliingham, near Chatham, Kent, which he thinks worthy the attention of farmers and agriculturists. In his growth of Potatoes in the year 1810, he promiscuously met with one that appeared to he of an extraordinary size, he examined and weighed it, and found it to contain 101 eyes or setts, and to weigh 41b. l0oz.; from the circumstance he Was induced to pl rot and cultivate it by itself to see what it would produce, which in the following season proved to be GI bushels (39)1b.) at 601 h. per bushel, these Potatoes containing 705 t) eyes or setts, which he again planted, and in the last month dug up the produce, which proved to be the wonderful quantity of 4411 bushels, weighing '26,8.501h. ; many of this growth are of an astonishing size, waighing from 41b. to 51b. each, 25 of which weighed lOolb• and one in particular 51b. Soz. In digging up this growth Tho mas Head, the Bailiff; dug up the first hour 20 sacks and one bushel, the two succeeding hours 3J sacks and one bushel, making 53 s:tcleg and two bushels in three successive hours. The value of Dr. FREEMAN'S GETTA SALIOTARIC has been so long proved, that nothing of the present day can bear a competition with it, In all the diffe rent stages of a certain disease, which it effectually co'res and erad'cates from the habit, without exciting the painful feelings and expaisitre that attends saliva tion—without debilitating the constitution in any de. gree, or even requiting confinement from business or restriction of diet. The radical virtues of these ines timaide Drops have proved their claim ti puhl'c ao. I •. 'rob 'Lion for more than 30 years. In all the d e bili ty of both sexes they prove a never-falng restorative— whether the debility is produced by too free use of mercury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm climate To travellers and those going abroad, they cannot be recommended too strongly, as they will re ceive a safe, speedy, and complete cure, in all old stubborn gleets, and every weakness that affects the bladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy many women have become mothers, who for many years had been deprived of that happiness.—Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's; .No. 4, Cheapside, corner of 'Paternoster-row ; and retail, by Belam and Sharp, Portsmouth ; Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; Allnutt, Weston, Mallory, and Jones Portsea; Trewtnan, Exeter ; Cookworthy, Glenville, Gilbert, and Hoz land, Plymouth; Newbury, Dublin; Baxter and Mac donald, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderston, SLott, and Cargill, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath ; Ross and Peck, Hull ; Gregson and Billinge, Liverpool ; Stains and Lynch, Manchester ; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham ; Gregory, Brighton ; Edwards and litany, Liverpool; and most Medicine Venders, in bottles, at '2s. 9d. 4s. 6d. & SEA-COALNIETEILS' OFFICE, LC CAkOOLS, Monday, INDON, 1 ans.°, and Wednes. Jan. B. NEWCASTLE COAL. Adair's Main Bewick Benton Loug Burdon Coalodge Fluidtug fieatou Main Hebburn Main Liddie Malu k'crcy Main Pontep Simpson'a 'Emilieid Moor Townley Main If Wail's End Wylan Ben's Wairt End Manor ditto lirsvick Walls-End I Newcastle ditto 1 IiLYTH, SCOTCH, WELSH, and YORKSHIRE. Cowpon Main • Harley Cinders SUNDERLAND. Eden Main Primrose Wear's Walla End 51 6 53 3 4fi 3 54 0 54 0 51 9 Sts 53 6 55 0 57 S 50 0 54 0 il 6 53 S 51 6 51 6 54 9 55 6 52 6 56 6 51 9 53 3 53 9 o 0 500 so 6 500 Shire 104 I afA•rr. I I 2 AN. 1 1. PRIM Friday, Jan. 114 It 5l 3 I 51 0 1 51 6 Jan. a, , of a ma, tbolsdy the Rev. Robert Moore, of Mut ton, in Kest. At Mtabotiroe, in Derby'like, the Hon. Lady Rumbaid, of a son and heir. At Swansea, the Lady of Baron Derlen s Colonel of td naent of Dragoons in she Gerukau Legion. of • daughter. MARRIED. On the et inst. at Edinburgh, John Grimm, Esq. Acting CoL lector of Customs at Leith, to Miss Janet Renwick, only &ugh. ter of the late John Renwick, Lg. sf Gimpy. Rev. Lib:thefts, of Tatham, to k.lizairetb, only daughter of Mr. Ehryst ,d Canterbury. Rev. W. Hon, of Seallela, county of Wesfold, to Harriet, shiest daughter of the late Han Jorticv. Rev. Mr. Godfrey, to Mies thibitt, of Booth-town Cassel, Norfv&. Rev. James Jenkins, at filmdom Mensnouthahlre, to Miss GAMMA. only daughter of David Grieths, Esq. Rey. Tilosses : Haranilt of Ilfracombe, to Mass Sfp !re, daughter et the Rev. Mr. Squire, of Barnstaple. • • DIED. Wednesday, soddenly, Mr. W. Cskott, llookedlsr, 9t brood. street, Wort Near /4 11 eheanaltlocks Itielords, eta lb* Copula Otte lissiegrtli %mama Cinaft. 'V WILLIAM i MOUIITAIW, SAlitAClre HEAD INN. SNOW-HILL, LONDON. The beet Accesonsedattoe tee Tr#ellers, jood B e d., cloice Liquan, mad stodcatte Charges. HE following POST COACHES, MAIL COACHES,' hc, set out from the Saracen's Head b ut , Snoilt•HML AXE•f Eta, Pitman's, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmou t h % Dartmouth, and Sallsbery New Post Coach, every Moran" 51s °Vieth, with a Guard, through Hannon, Aunfitster, Mg* port, Blandford, Iseingstoke, and Ilag,hot. BOS roN. Spalding, Petwisureseth. Stilton, ad Hantined. new Royal Mail Coach, WS out every Evenktg... Coggi n 6; Boston to Spilsky, Latish, Grimsby, and Hull. LIVERPOOL. Wartlegtortl e Knutetard, Stone, and Ltchg.g p roo-Coaels, called The Keialitiap, evert Evening F. 4 &Clock, to B. Brothgton's Saracea's Head lan, Dalt-tateu, blverpeeL Guarded doreugitatt. BATH and BRISTOL Myles Pest-Coacbes,throngtiCu m i: ham, Caine, and Marlloorough, every Attert u air ere at hy May's, the Greyhound btu, Bah, and the London I mo-street. Bristol. neat Mmukig.--cosehee to Welk, BA L I; water, Taunton, d.c. LEEDS new tight Cwselo, called the Rockingham, arts oat enit Morning at Eight o'Llock ; carries Four IpaNl. s only. old gosup,; markably easy; wall a Cuard throughopt. through ford, Newark, Retfoed. Donee: , er, and icrryluolge, to no Golden Lion, Leeds, swat Day, at goon. NEvaitlistaadiug Ile uncommon repeditiou of this Coach, it is slaw d to toe shen; agreeable and complete Pub:te Conveyance on the Nash being unequalled to Accommodation by any ether. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-La:W.4e, liosi, 4 Cawley, Ornasklrk, and Gersten Post Caches, every Ah... noon at Five o'Cluck•—Gearslett• . GLASGOW, Limetown. Grcina•Green, Annan, Deralish L Brownl4ll, Thorohili, ganquhar- *Uhl, Cuturnek, Kingoireg, gni all Parts of Scotland, kbuoperdown Comb, Dail?. YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach. ptt with a Guard throughout, sets out ivory Morning at Ili Six o'clock, liy way of Newark, lietfard. Tadcriter, Dattier* Northallertim. Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Pasteu m finding thenvelves fatigued from the length of the jnertort, aaap rat what dew they pigmy, and then proceed HU tirithaft tnq 11. pitkeoa% Pare. J. Ci.as x, the Black ::wan, Coney street. y e & runs Comity* to Sunderland, Hull, Scarborough,' Whitby, el other Places. BRIDGENORTH and Vali new Post Coach, n Evening. CARLISI.E, Penrith, and Whitt:haven Post dried, pa s l ob Four Boras, :00 a (laird all the way. I , aam Drell& Appleby, Greataloridge, Richmond, Cat, rich, IL rostgat Wetlierby, Abertiitil, Doneautr, and airanshans (the Mal ..V.ll Its et* lten ml s). Sets nut •-v4ry and the journiy with the greatest litany. P.osenget, de sand Vie road by business, or pkwaire, Lave the peculiar imlvaeorid their seats lar.itg scared in the neat Doc% CHESTER and PARKG.% I E new Poi Coach, Daly. ECLIP.,E, a new Fly:rig - Pea Coach, to Vet t, • Near:ale, and Edinburgh, carr.es Fo ear insult only, every, fermata, at 'Ehrte o'Clock, by way of Dascieter, Groltboa, tttl Stamford. SUNDERLAND. Stoettan, acid Yarns, bent Casa, owl Monster, to the George lon, llontlertoo4l. MANCHI•SI ER, Winalavr, Cuaglemo, likereatte, W 4 end Wnlverhamptun Poet.euach, every Ain neon.— (horded SHRKWbILL:RV, end Shawl 100•04:eseh. ea Royal Charlotte, every Pealing. at live SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the itaciteg ham, every Moruing. SOUTHANIVION, Winchester, Rummy. Lyndhati Lye minaton. Chrliatloursb, Ringwood, lordingtokige, Witi . ohare„ Pare, Isie of Wtyri, Jewry, WA Gwyn iey Waigiins. Daly' HAM glom! y Pau. Leech, with a t nut every Afternoon, reachesEtrts.b glean, oat day it Se* Pastes by Osibrd, En*in, lad hhi.mone, totter :iaracsu's 'Bull-street. iirruinglorn • HULL, Nortbeave, iaowden' Thorn. and Ilneafter Coach, every Moriitug at Sivas ;Vlach. to the Bull and Soo Mytonegar, Ht.ll. • SOU rizAmyrox,Wlncluroter, Alrearerd, and Alton Cud every Ewan. • HIATT 1111,1QATI Or AVOGAGT, Genoa, Ste. toutrana at We ustis 1111121110AZD• WAGGONS ? To DISS, Reottt Mgay, Usry, mid aM Pane at Eviii t every Monday. • SUNBURY, Hampton. tuttUridgionbant. Twice a We& Wichtax I. Movies ow AWOL 'ldderethally acquaint stidi Friends and the Public, that they will ow be aceausiteble ter my Perak or Luggage, Scc. of mere thou Igoe Wounds Vase, it lot or damaged, unless entered as such aid. paid fee aeaodislgsy, l4 die Saratta's Wad lan. Naow, Eardoo. _ _ _ 5 9 9 54 4 54 S SS 6 N 6 ST 0 N 0 S e u 54 6 300 SOCIAL IiAIiPIREISe; • N4ARRIAGE shouldrbe the foundation dr Sated ANA Happiness, etbkh Walton edisterlsed threw. the writs that form the union not taking thine precautions which weilese cure thenuthe enjoyment of that greet demonic !Arming. Psish of every rank pay adoratioo to the shrine of wedlock; lest selde the constitution has been tainted by disease, or debilitatedira certain habit contracted at an tarty age, a renewed's of sadly previous to enteetig that state Is ladimensibly requisite to none the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the system. ht. no disorders have contributed more esseodally to destroy flyer steal happiness than those which ai the Consequence of unpaid pleasure. It was this ronslderelon which induced Moo CURRIE and Co. for these last twenty years, to direct thereto dies and practice exclusively to the treatment and care et neer natal Disease, and the disorders wide( t herefrom ; as also to the derangement of the system, produced by the destructive bait d the in conskitrate school-boy, which brinp an sheet ileresdig i Debilities and Deficiencies that prevent or embitter tin Mad.' i monis) state. The successful result of their plan, gives dee, additional ardour to oppose the ravages of those complatase which are the most Important in the catalogue of Musa Win mities. It behoweemempersoe who Me lodated is des ors* tart' vice to seek relief by consulting, Prolessienel rase di. name and honour, to which Messrs. CURRIE and CO. oill Ithe - sanction of sc holastic authority, ak well as the confront's, uncontradicted facts. bs professing the ~wet these ounplerte 1 they bold out no indecent/it us vies i bet netsible as ail Aid • must he of tine existence of such *Amides, . they afre dOt assistance as nicht!) , edamted'fidenshere of the Royal of Surgeons of Lowden aod — Edistbititt. Apo ail Ca t i g cases of Syphilkk icier flow me sailltedr mend hi did apace of two days. Those of the-rests. *Maw derialtse; MO as eheteectloos, Inveterate stnentres, pear IsfilaUsele I . _cc. are permanently and sponfity cured. ' tevera( ' 1 Gendemee of the lint nespeerandhy ijiW been tioadigtitis I Means. Currie and Co. kw thollesrawal of • I three, written*, etc. and bowleg eve lvedn ealliestewil curt request that references may be mask asstheig' ' mid: awes of The deeded superiors; of hdesars.eurrie plan of creamiest. Many albeit stations hod I 0 to en year., wed were emirelbretite a Mears v i o sg es , pd es! t e r wpm* of 'wok rimmeesvb wb• Mo rs. r by th qpntatiosof dw lion' causdecerlehaut Moo Corns aml G. have eiewded the followkag dee many.they modally resetwisse Okra geddesemel thanks foe their renoration eesimed iodaegestiankedik wet to them .unselie ited,iremshp sea of* tletakstatt. laboured underthlaellstreseing and p0kte44441.14 fat si .....' be bad been enders m••einet - of ateWansierisat: irtniatnat, none of reiliCalronied Vie 1.. 1 from' the superior osisdPieiht sideman, 1114 Messrs. 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