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. , -.~ . --T • .1, POLICE, &`e. 't , tr miter.—lnformation haulm been received fr - sn Harrington, an aceve Magistrate of Green wie'.;ihat circumstances attached to a mart at Wool wics,-Whichinduced a suspicion eat he was the mnr deter of Mr Joachim, in a field near Camden Town; Mr. Graham-dispatched an Officer to Woolwich, who took the suvected man into custody. The circum stance. satisfaciorily explained, on his exiunins tion on Saturday, he WAS clisehar;Ter. • . • On Friday morning the con of 'Hr. Wood, a dealer in newspap.a.s, r !sidelt -in Northumberland-iourt, Strand, instead of going to school, went_t6 the sta. bles of the Golden cross Inn, Charing-cross. The ostler pnt hm on a horse, and . he Vide nut of the yard, and was thrown by the horse in the street, where a waggon went over his body. He was sent to Westminster Hospital, where he died a few mi. notes afte.• his Artivai wzsd 141.4;1i0LO ME . ADOW -11.N1)Arst.e. • r:.! THE COUNTY OF KENT . By Messrs. HOGGART and. Pe.3.1. 4 1P5, (successors to, Mr. SMTII) Garriwars, on. Thursday, the SOth last. at Twelve o'Clock, QIXTBEN AC RES of rich FILEEHOLD LAND, I- , cited PEPPER LANDS; in a Ring Fence, near the Market Town of Westerham, which is tw e l v e miles fsirt Broniky, and' twenty-two iron Londe, ha the occupation of Mr. John Luc: , tenant at N eer; at a Very old low rent of 211. per anaum. May he'vpired,lnd Particulars had , six days previous to the Sale. oL Mr. Drummond. Solicimr, CroydonGarraway's and of Messrs. lioggart and Phillips, 62, Broad-street, Royal tßtgr tOLD bb.ields'l ON. /3y Messrs. fiIOGOART and PHILLIPS, (Successors to Mr. Sawed) At Garraway's, on:rbursday, the. Seth inst. St Twelve o'Cloek, unit*, sold previously by Private Contract, AVERY . desirable and convenieiit FREEHOLD, DWELLING HOUSE, formerly No. 4, now No. 12, in the Royal Crescent, Brighton, commanding extensive and beau tiful auxine views; wish two good Rooms on a a dcor r siltable Offices, and a piece of Ground suitable for building, Coach-house and Stabling. The purchaser may have immediate possession on takiiig the furniture at a fair valuation. • To he viewed by applying to Mr. Phillips, No. 2, Malbo- I coagh-row, Brighton; of whom particulars may be Lad six dap previous to the sale; also of the Printers of the Lewes Journal; "at the Old Ship, Brighton; Libiarlts, Worthing; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, rig, Broad-street, near the Royal Exchange. ELCI..d.Si;iN • . a,:d Y14.Q100 . 110N OITOID, JUNI 14.—0 n Wed•iesday she first day . riAct Term s the Rey. Joshua Di; M. A. and Ntudent of Divinity, •of Herr coil Ite, was admitted Bachelor in Divinity. : • The Rev. 'Award Maier, of Queens C•sllege; IXpv. Risley and Mr. Richard o‘l,ll, of New College Rev. Peter Wililams and Charles Hull . ..ch. of ChristchurelrC Rev. John Richard Ingram and Mr. ia.nee Young, of Pembroke 'College s M.sus Thomas Heber and Charles Golding, of llraseuose lege, B. A. were admitted Masters of Arts. • • • !slaws. Charles Parr jßurney, of Merton College ; George Sherwood Evan and %Vizi. Pitman Jones, of Pembroke College; Charles Sawyer and Bache Thornhill, of Christchurch 4 Georsk (.'lough Marshall and Johtt'l hori,ton, of Wadham College; and John 'f aylor, of University College, were admitted Bachelors of ' Arts. On Thorsd.iy, Sir Mountagne Cholmely, Bart. and B. A. of Magdalen Colege, Was atirkted M. A. Grand Compounder. Rev. Js. White and Warwick Young Churchill Hunt, of Exeter CoUrge • Rev. Thomas Hugh Clough, of Jesus College ; Messrs. Robert fayl r and Jahn Dunne, of 'I riniti Coilege ; Rev. Earclley Norton of Univ e rsity College ; Rev. Thomas Wm. 'fanner, of Hertford College ; and Bennet Hoskyne, Esq. of Balliol College, B.A. were admitted M. A. Wilila Messrs. Arthur Matthews, of Brasenose College ; to Russell and Richard Yalden White, of Magdalen College; James Wood, Hugh Price, Robert Mortis, van Vaughan Evans, and John Williams, of Jesus College; Wil iam Fielding, Charles D7' son, Edward Whitehead, and Robert Goode,' Andrews, of Cor pus Cbi tett College; Edw. Grillo, of Lintels College; Sholbaro, Wm. Burden, hoes Ellice, and John grataylton, of Unii. esicsity College ; ao.d Charles lieu? 3 aykr. of Sa 80l College, wore :Mohr-el Bachelors of Arts. On Monday last she Rev. SeMenee, was elected Fellow of Tri nity C dlege ; and the same day, Mr. Clay lad Mr. Short, west elected acbolars, and Mr.Drnry,Exhibitioner, of the said CONK* On' ednesday the Rev Mr Munden, was chose&FuUciw` 4 Queen's College, corMr. Mitchell's founde.t on. Yesterday, Mr. Stott, of ht. John's College, was,admitted an lalsibitiosi4 at Balliol College. The Rev. John Lukln, son of the Dean of Welb.has been- Col. toted to a prebend, of that Cathadral,vold by the death of the Rev. &fir. icrvm a. Candidates for Orders, on Trinity Sunday, nee Ht, DEACONS. Thomas Hawse, B. A. Demy Magdalen colt Thox.as Pennant, M. A. Fellow of All Souls. Henry y e , o sa,s, ii. A Pembroke coil Curate of Oserlfrovo. Thomas Ow ri, B. A. Chaplain of Christ Chards. Spenear Rodney, B.A. Follow of All Souls. Edmund Goodenough, M A. Stadent of Christ Osumi. Thomas Davies, BA. Fellow of Merton WI. Chides Lloyd, B.A. Stocitnt of Christ Church. James Haringtoo Eviins, B.A. Fellow of Wadham coil Andrew Duearral Morrice, M. 0.. student of Christ Church. Thomas Ht.& Clough, B.A. Scholar of Jests coll. Aleztoder M a ckrazie,NLA. StudentS. of Cluiet Church. • PRIEST Thomas Henry Asbhurst, S Cf.: Fellow of All Souls. Charles Cornelius Cbambers,B. A. Student of Christ Church. Wray Lloyd Loring. B.A. Fellow of Magdalen ot'U. • Frederick Gardiner, M.A. Fellow of Linoiln cell. Eardley Norton, B.A. Fellow of Univeriity coll. William Chord', M.A. Fellow of Trinity coll. Thomas Wood Sbnpson,,B.A. Scholar of Worcester coll. James Noel Pigot, BA. Fellow of Worcester coiL George Taunton, M.A. Prob. Felknov of C. C.C. Wm. flue:land, M.A. Scholar, and in right of Fellow C. C. O. Charles Mil:r.an Mount, M.A. Prob. Fellow of C.C. C. Walter Lev,. t, B A.Sturlent of Christ Church. Charles Smelt, BA Student of CLurch Church. Robert New M A. Fellow of Braze Nose. Charles Shipley, B.A. Fellow of All Souls. CAMBRIDGE, Jute 14.—Sir V.illiam Prodn's !old medal fo the Greek Ode is this year adjudged to Mr. Renuell, of Kine coll-g and a second prize was adjudged to Mr. E. Winfield, of Calm colhgt. For the Latin Ode. to the Hon. Mee Law (son of Lord Ellenhorough) of at. John's college; and for the Epigrams, to Mr. Motufitld of Caius college, above mentioned, late of Bury Pt ilitijiliC,C.D.VlLLPs, GARDEN , ,aND LA .4 1), KINGSTON.AND ESHER, SURREY. *Messrs. 1100GART and P.HILLIPS, • (Succiasors to Mr. Sierra) At Clarraway's, on Thursd ay , the Seth instant, at Twelve, A N Elegant Substan tial FREEHOLD VILLA, situate near the Verdant Bank, of the River Thames, at Weston Green, dtetant only three nales frosn- Kings ton one from Hampten Court, four from Wanda, and one from Scher, ii toe County of Stymy. The Hopi*, which is modern built; and In complete order , is judic4nply planned ► and eontraon sic Bed-chambers, and Dassing Rooss, Dining and two DraL log Rierr.s, with folding 'French Doors Opening to a Camervafory wf h Verandas to botb,frents, a pleasant Lawn and Shrtifiliery, with spadous productive Kitchen. Gardens folly cropped mai pla-tech eaten:dye walls, well sitrkad mad covered with the choicest fruit-trtei in prime bearing; an Orchard, Cada Hos* and Yard, Pxcellert 1 hree-stall Stable, Dairy, Breirshouse . Dog Kennels and numerous attached and detached Oifice e, chief; new built, and the whole in complete rapair,witeapplied with Spring and Soft Water, with a Picklock adjoining, enclosed by new Oak Paring ; • containing, together between four and five A.eres ; also five Aeres of Leas bold rich Meadow convenient fur the' Villa, held for about twelve years, with a Farm-yard, Barns and Sheds. The situation Is plea.sant and forests a select and desirable retreat to a genteel Family, in the midst of asocial neighbourhood, and Is well calculated for a person %lid of sporting. To be viewed with Tickets °ply fietween the hours of eleven and thret, which with partkulars may be had ten days previous to the sale, .of Messrs. Hagen and Phillips, 62, Broad street. Royal Exchange; also at the White Lion, Esber and Cobham; Toy, Hampton . Court ; Griffin:Kingston ; and at Carraway's. HAVE.RiNG BOWED. NEAR ROMPOII.D. By Mevrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS. (Successors to Mr. Sur] . e) • At Garraway'i, on Thursday the Istb July, at Twelve o'Cloelc, unless an acceptable offer is made in the mean time by Private Contract, AN excellent LEASEHOLD FAMILYHOUSE, commanding delightful prospects over a Linturia-t Cott). try to the Thames and Kentish Hills, adi .icing the • .k and Grounds of Lady Smith Burgess. at Havering Bower, three miles and a half from Rundwd, and eight from Epping. The House is in good. repair, and contains eight Bed-rooms Drawing, Dining; and Morninultooms, and so table Otfices w II supplied wish fipe Water, Standing for two Carriages, Stabling for seven Horses, handsome Lawn, produeive Gardens, :fruit Wails. sad two rich Meadows, containing together about six Acres. A Fain. of up. wards of 50 Acres of band, adjohiirg, may Zut purchastel with the above. To be viewed ex days previous to the s4^. ad Particulars then bad at the Cock, Eppir.g: %Volt- Hart, Rainfo n rd ; at GAirra. iway'sl, and of Messrs. H . par. onti Fbil!lns, fig, r.... a,i-r.4. • CAPITAL school. Saturday last the following degrees were conferred in the 40. nate House: Doctor of Law—Augustus Costling, Trinity-hall. bachelors of Divinity—i Becht r and J. Dobson of St. Jobei, T. Armistead of 'I rinity, R. Watkinson and J. Hodges of Ems noel college, G. Barnes of Queen's, T. Hoskins of ttidnt•y, 9. Plutrptre of Clare-ball, sad E. Addison of Ber.e't college. Masters of Arts—R. Allott sad A. Huddleston of Trinity, and R. Patrick. of Magdalen college. Bachtlors of Arts—G. Kent of Trinity, E. B. Blackbourn of St. johu's and J. Britton, of PeterhJuse college. At a Gen. rat Ordin:ation hell. n In the cathedral at NorwiA, on Sunday last, by the Lord Bishop of that dio.use, the fotowlng gendemen were ordained: DEACON=I. Adam Baynes, B. A. Sidney-toil. Carob. kichard Du/4:ld, B. A. St. John -tit Camb. Charles Fisher, R. A.Valus-ce.l. Cazr.b.' James Moucrief, Sutheiti mei Gl-ale. las. Dc-vercux Hustler, B. A. Fdlaw of Trinity-;d1. Carob. Was. White Henchman, B. A. Pembroke-hall, Candi. Rohr. Kedington, B. A. Fellow of Caius-coll. Carob. John Nelson, B.A. Trinity-laud, Camb. Samuel 'lllbrook, B. A. Si. Peter's cell. Camb. George Wilkins, B.A. Claus-cot Camb. Benj. Wainewright. B. A. Shine ESTy-eclt. S. Camb. PRI Linn Athow, B. A. Jesus-cal. Cansb. • John Peter Chambers, B A. Corps ChAsti-solh CaSslb Henry Kebbel, Sklnereolt Comb. Harrison Packard, B. A. CaiasteolL Caul. . Edward Penabertsa. ?maltose', Csmb. media Perini, B. A. Wodharn-ecIL 0*(094. =radon . , B. A. Fellow of Calm-coil. Cana. Role. 100111kts, B. A. Clivisea.edtk. Canes • Rgibs.llllllgeod, B. A. CAWS" 113111•111 s Weseggeld,J 6 ,/s. Cliro-hal a sesh. : zissAl _ii.DENeit, le..erele, -l-D •Lt, SOUTHOATE, MAX) By Messrs. HQGGART tied NI . • ~ iSaczenoni to Mr. Ssas7lll • •-' '. ' A: Garrawars Cottea-house, Cornbid, 00 l'lsra Way, the 14th ee July,, at *turtles:, in Two Lou, • • "MOST desirable PROPERTY and waluablt 1. . 3 -. ESTATE, free (ram tithes; tomprieing Trent Paris, 'Atka epaciobs elegant 111andon; in a beatttifal situation, surrounded by SOO Acres of rieh Arable;'Pasture, !Cleadnee, and owrowntad Wood I and. refreshed with fine sheets of wrzleei well wills Fish. = ha * Estate is inclosed by ,Eark-paiing, and tiori Z, f Game • two miles .from Southgate, and di:tears The iesidence Sorra, a handsome elevation, bri ',tie ifillei, tern& with Plantations cf Forest - gees in high len tit4illit: tains 14 Bed-chambers numerous Dressingw '-11 stalk lON, of apartments, extendi ng about S 7 feet, formin Dinhsg,Drawioto said Morning Rooms, 14 feet high, finished with plate Elmo*. dims, statuary marble chimney pieces, ind polished will** , Actors, a circular Kill or Saloon, pout ID feet dkineter, Ike*. tat Parlour, Gentleznao's Dressing-roam, and Oita or every di scription well supplied with hoe spring water. • ~ The Est ate !hay be vklired on Tuesdays, 71serisdales end Saw. dir,previcas to tip isle, .01dt dolma ear s which. with Psatjeo ' "%Fs* Pal be had al *Ur* Hollialh 1011 Ptak" Os grad r Vererkfie plans tnd eirm' lo " geed be kesl4, . . .•• . _ s 11114140 KS HO •WX ..,1!#*D101414811111idi itiaig , ' ftitteleloora hi I, l ft• fiscrri i i :l6 . „ I rke tti VS le ; •ott Mindy ,. *sth of 3 tat 2 It.coTteett, - 41 of lit , tio atom . thhe by owns% of 4 , whlldt* will btandolvv.t. k, , • • ' 1 * NE above CailtaiMß*Obisoik PREEN OLD 1 . I,4ANSictlf,„- with suitoltp• ow** aokdosookod *Meek rialledGardt swell stocked irk! dice froth veer, the ..4 lately fitted up rod tutiobed at ern eatridorabie armee, ining ad diaddlag4 he the noeptherat Of *large and gen -101 411Areoot .dc Mee -4366. ' 14"1=11:411toadoPs sod Ples. Groortd*:', --• . . • - . : The iikk i &pettP I, - Itiadmia, `slit fit like litilet besodful *helm is Wales, lotwodetbp- Os isolk sdesirottitivor Timy t ied elevatt•yrdySik Wird*. Woddl• The ileitithasaw hood itiordefl4 Pott thfcroetisioalf.,44 . 110 0 fro* the i - "/K l ' 341,1Cartirdfgari, add four Itotta the laffOet town of New Castle =tag at ; of wide* thia Woo ITroeldp wziagcs to car. add it..dloili toodort NW 0 - - DIED. At Richmond, are 70, Sir Wan Dsy, s: Dino/ • • On the tub inst. Aralisoi Oialron Nosser, of Ballyiesenot "Cutts. Oft the Ist instant, st Wint^a. Westroorlamdb vied ' 2 5, 117. Matthew Wstsor, Beebe Scholar of Quern's Coir t4 : . )strad. Soddenly a , an omokay, `sl[R‘cet atio*, as ceiv • r.G . en r ottirOPPlt7 4 4401 fak• _ - • • •t 1171.4. So ulnas attention has SPILSBURVIB PATENT Aistriscoctstrrte MOW pined is those Diseases this eamileut alterative has hero prescribed for, that is die colisio sf tierophuls, Eruptions, imreased action of the r Wirt dtpeadirg upon ascii:slim of the dlgye Organs, b eco me the practice, from its celebrity/ to ape? to it on the appearance of these evih, or in the removal ofaeorhutie fins& Affsstioos, or Ulcerations, noting (nos wit of eld-rly people. "rth medicine ts new EU in Bottles of Sa id,—.Dosible larger it. FS. duty included, fuming the we Ey • the ltinies Poismit•—eyrassed on the Bottle, Bill of eir old Ootside Sirens". 111 e tines duty slop is primed IM—' et*Lin cools issetk os salmi halt a , ~ . .... . .• . ' a . . . • ' •?,: l . 1:1 7 .AS BY • AUCTION'. - • SALES .BY AUCTION. t , ..........:.___ . catattz AIM LANt NEAR. BBXLEY, RENT. - 'i ALUABLE COPPER MINE, F.AST LIONDON WATER timers. HOG ART and PHILLIPS, WORKS, and NAVIGABLE CANAL SHARES. , . .'" • :•• '(,Sucz..;seors ta'hir. Stat?u), • . MONTHLY SALE... —By Mr. SCOTT, _.. At Clammy's, on Thtirsday the SOth inst. at Twelve o'Clefilr, peremptorily, unless an acceptable after is Made by Private On Fiiday, July 1, at Twelie o'clock, at GarrawaY's, contret, IXTHEAL LIISI-lINGTON, two Shares ire this A COTTAGETARM ORNEE, at ISRIDGEN, V V very valuable Mine, situate near Wheal Town Mine, in 1 - 4 A- Las mile from Bexley, three front Eitham and Dartford, the Parish of Bingen in Cornw in, p eoc incnits c o ns iderable quar..l l and it miles from London, In .the County of Kenh. The Cot." toy of Copper arid Tin, ard by its known advantages is expected use contains a goad 'Dining-m.lln, Breakfast Parlour, end four to be a Very profitable Mine: Bed-chandwrs; the Offices are detached, complete, and cone- Alan Shares in the East London Water Works, Chehner.Croy.l nient.; Atli suppleal with fine Spring Water; Pleasure Grounds, don, Ellesmere, Kennet and Avon, and Huddersfield Nav'•irations. tastefully dispood; Kitolien Gard.m, and rith Pasture La, con- . Particulars at the New Hotel, BirminghamHatchett's tail log about go Acres, interspeired with valuable Iro n- trees • tel, Pieced:lly ;at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Stott, 28, New Bridge- 1 the vicinity marked with the most' delightful Landscapes; and street, London. ------ , 1 1 3na °f the Mott beautiful rides near the Metropolis. . -.-- s - HARLEY-ST 1 REET CAVIIMISH-SQU—AR---E. I May be viewed, and Particulars. had; six days preceding the Sale, at the Bull and George, Dartford; use Inns at Bexley and F.L/GIBLE FAMILY REST DE RONCEBI ABLES,OFFICES,3te. ELl:tarn; at Garraway's; and of Mears. Hoggart and Phillips, ' Bx Mr. NS, • 62, BroadAttriet, Revel Exchange. ; At thirraWay's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Corrhill, on Wed nesday the Odd instant, at Twelve A . , DEBIR.M3LE and Eligible LE A SEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a commodious Family Residence, SUlattantially bulk, situate on the west side of Harley-street, near i Cavetsrlis4-:-.oure ; containing four good Rooms -.ild Closets on the j uric storey; two 'capital aiejl;Leping-chanabers, with Closets ard Drewing-roorn, on the second storey; a capital I)rawilia-roilm, handsomely furni.hed, with French Windows opening to a bal cony, communicating with a handsome bachhawed Drawing. room, Bed-chamber, and a Water-closet, on the. firet flaor ; neat Entrance-hall, Morning Room conantaniCating with an este-Beni Lad g-parlour, Library, and Water-closet; Vestibule, with tl g tit light Stair-use, and 5 condary Star-crate; on the ground-' Boot ; Basement, Servant's ilall, and 114.,ii's Roam, strops Clo set, Wine-cellar, House-k-...eper's Room, Ifutler's Pansy, Area and Passage (with Knife-hole, Deor.celiar, and Caul Larder), 'l o ading to the dAached pric •::„ whisk comprise a lame Klschen tomptrtely fitted up, Scnli ry wi:h Water laid e -t, Coal-:?-tar, ;o'er tyhich is a.Warebvns: antlrLaiindry ; a Near-stall Siatle; Land tstantbsig fur two 1510rFL.see, with 1,,,,y-.. n dy40 , „ Room over; Area to the Front, wit's Vai.lts,`Ste. l'he Premises ate a,:ruira hly supplied with rine Wet.: by .a Pump and foreleg Erene.. '. Io be viewed by Tickets.—Parlentnrs, on the .Premises •of Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, fetid Domvule.,l.incoln•s Inn; and of hit. Rohint, Warwick-street, Goleten-square; of whom 'I ickets for viewing may he hid. - • . • • - TY't HES, FARNHAM, SURREY. • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (Successors to Mr. Sterrit) AMOST VALUABLE ESTATE, held for three Young and Healthy lives, u:ider the Archdeacoa of Surrey; consisting of the Rectorial Manor of Farnham; with the Courts, Quit Rents, and a twat Substantial Parsonags House , Gardens, Offices and Glebe, spacious now built Barns, Sheds, Farm Yard, Stabling, aad other Outbuildings, with the valuable great Tythes of the extensive Parish of Farnham, arising front Hops, Corn, Hay, &c. and extending over 7COO Acres of rich -Land; also a piece of Freehold 1..-tad close to the Town of Farr ham, with a long range of Hop Kilns, recently erected and built on part of it, at a very considerable expense, replete with Warebouses, Store Rooms, and every other requisite, together with various apparatus for collecting and dicing of Hops. • A plan of the parlsb may be seen at Mr. Stotts, Solicitor, No. 59, Upper Quildford-street, Russell-square, of when further particulars may be bad, and also of Mes rs. Hogprt and Phillips, 6g. Broad-street, near the Royal. Exchange. MTSSRS. LEI Ofl'und Co. Surgeons, con fi ne the attention to the treatment dt certain Complaints, contracted in an unguarded hour, and that Debility wl.ielis caused by youth ful habits. Mr. Lunn baying been engaged in this exclusive branch for the lan eleven year, in this house, it is presumed that the a&antage of such exp.:Aimee gives the utmost success to that assiduity with which they devote themselves to the Cure of these .Complaints.--la all cases of recent oteurreince the cure is seedy, and pain and danger are equally avoided. In every complicated rase. an in those distrescirg defielencirt, re q the cor se , soccer* of yomhful imprudence, or the ener-atinfindulgences of niaterity in warm eiimucs, their mode of iressmtmi ensures a safe add perrnanert restoration to vigorous health. The terms 'are seated on the first interview, or in answer to letters, containing u beak note, and is every ease the tr.ost inviolable secrecy is cb• 29, Aruhdel- street, near Temple Bar. There Is as additional end mice in Watereerecealii-' • VEOETABLE BALSAM.' 7 "• " • MESSRS. GODBOLD be leave caurkterve, that Ivar the abstve Medicine bas„ from up-svas of thirty ran ex. periunce, proved itself an intAlible Ctire Cou,stlis, Colds. Con. Bumptious, Astbmas, and li.v►ard Decays ; when taken oh the first attack, and in almost every stage of toe disorder, it Is sue. c•ssttil ; even in an incurable ease the Pallent will End treat he !IA, and his life prolonged. These facts ire suffic . otsily substan. • 'late,: by tna y of Coe Nobility, Gentry, and Faculty, who wit nessed efEcacy. Numerous certificates of surprising Cur • inky be seen by those who w:11 do the Propricors the h Alva* so rail at their house in I;itiomsbury-square,any,day from eleven Lid two o'clock. cori OT A LITTER TO susst3. OODIOLD. OpllFkmen.-- - I hare been troubled with an asthmatic complaint many years. 1 welve months ago 1 caught a violent cold, which debilitated me so much, I was can to welt. 1 then had sc4 course to your Vegetable Bals:un, and, by taking eight q arts, health is nt rfectiy restored. Be so good as to make this ineviu for the beliefit of others, and 1 shall be happy - to inform any per son of the circumstance, who will do me the favour to call. I am, Gentlemen, as. JOHN PALMER. Chigwell, Pasex, May 10, 1803. osise CHING'S PA'rENT WOttbl LOZENGES. 'TO. Parents, Guardians, and others who. haTe the . 1 . and Cbild,resi, this valuable tnei!itine rannot he too stronLly retOlinttilded. Worms are a disease fete children escape. They destroy tile of petite, weaken the orgillinf riigesiesi, produce pains in tie stomach and bowels, deprive the body est its nourishment, occuicia emulation andpideams, stop the prortas sf growth, and are the cause of the most alarming aonvul.ians, Which.too often terminate in death. Nor are their artists lets severe on grown per. - sons; by ukerating the stomach anti bowels, they are sften the Ouse of Stirring complaints, wisich-p Myr fatatat last, and to Oject the patient to taamosteicruciating fits of agoneind distr e ss.. In childhPods every diteaaß Withwhich a child is aßlictedii also high- ' The ee. 'nty aped safety both of their above leini, is so font , --n:hitlysgsl' •- -. ..T. . , • •. DISEASE 'OP THII tftrfiratA•••-and certaht Como** AS sole Pioprietor of DARAN's celealed Medi. cated ISOUGIES and ReMedles, Mr. DUFOUR inform; the Public, teat he may, as usual, be daily consulted from 9 to 3, at his house, No. 54, Frjthatreft, Soho, in eases df Strictures. Obstructions, Gleets, Pte. fife. as well as Gonnorhea, WA IT, and every disdri.kr where secrecy Is so esseedally requisite, that every patient is im.rodueed in a separate apartment. Mr. D. has for many ysars confined himself CO that department of Surgery, and from offensive prattle.- and the most firterfng SUCCO63, he i s enabled to offer method Ofetire mild, efficacious, requiring De confine:neat or rest. - aint in diet, and which prevents a relap se ._ \. Persons le the country stating their cases fully in a letter, tech>- , sidg z ii. or a. 11. note, will have proper remedies sent to the amount. ' Per the various symptoms, sec Lately pultlished, the 6th edition, price es. 6d. a Treatise oa the alimvs Complaint's, to be bat at the Author's house, the on:y place where Us Dcugies are stAd. - • 11E, following Cases will sliew . the efficacy of Dr. NERVOUS CORDIAL DROPS, is all2forvous Disord4o - s, ludigestion, Sae. .- • ' • To Dr r perm Ax. 4 AS 1 have espe:ieured a most wonderful tuts, by your Pos thergiri-Nervons Cordial Drops, I beg la-sve to mcgraun it thus • publicly. I was Drops!col, vomiting blood from ir.y stumadtist • 'large quatuirles, terribly disturbed io my h-ad, frightened at any • •thia!, palpitation of the Wan, elected spirits, ions of memory, ''sriolent breaklncs out on my arms and body, and could c.a. sae rest 'asght or day. lu this condition I was left by the. most eminent Physizions, expectinag every moment would i.e my last, ti:l sty ysife sent for your int-slim:de medicine, a few betties saf whirl perfected a cure two ears ;go, without any rAurrrof cite ;Est ase, to the s.:rprizt of Al my 3.:(molctonce. Ey publishing this must extraordlmery eure,i , may prove beneficial to tanfoitunatenerocus apatiesits, and it.will be esteemed a favour ciefertsd an, gir, your snost obliged humble Sevvant, Millbank•steset, West:Moaner, Alarch ii. • E. PENNORTIL FIREZSIA N. s- • —sosfter.a v?ry bad rinse in' Childbeal, i was so reduced as ,'neSCPto btalfils to • tart: myself in bed ; with tn . .; extrente weakueis ,tbiere , was - lionnd a most alarming Nervous Weakness; l f‘lnt a couste nt•towneso a:td sinking,and sometimes any heart would stern is though it ivciuld stand still, when I was obaig.4 to sprie.g up •ond-rsiip Air Wea l th. In this dreadful situation a friend brought me t bottle eat your FOTHERGIL's NERVOUS DROPS, in few asysl wee able to turn myself in bed, and by per4stic.g in its stie,l have completely eteriver , d andbeen s'tle to suckle my child. • • Sir, your humble Jerson', D, 'ford, /.28v. 14, 1306. . M IRY HOLMES. Sold wh sleuth:- and reran, at Air. Butler's, 4, Chet:nide, corner of Paternoster-row,,Londoo ; sind.retail by mo t country baoksnllers, osd medicine.venders,fis bottles at 4s. 6d. ' 1.. and '2l.s. each. Iltvll't)R't'AN't llla,Ot r.tt Y I'HE Advantage the Public must always derive -I- from regularly tchtsaed proftssionai nytm dig ecnng almost exclusively their studies to one species of malady, was never more clearly demonstrated than by the unexampled success which En' attended the administration of their new remedy, and the extracc- dinary cures it hr.s performed. For a lung series of was, Messrs. Ct. ita it and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majesty's service, have made the Venereal Disease the particular oliject of their investi gation, and are happy in having discoverel a molicinesuperior to mercury in the cure of that ccnlplaint ; it is sufficient to oboes e that the effens of this remedy are diametrically opposite to those of mercury, for though it completely eradicates every vestige of the virus, in its most confirmed stages, yet it does.not in the least injure the constitution ; on the contrary, it renovates the system in all its =meal functions, proniotes appetite, and facilitates di moon th u s Lims;e3 of r4.eirs a strong and V 4 1 ,970115 constitu tion to the frightful condition itat mercury tioesi, i n'w col) . pre ier ves that constitution in Its primitive state, but restores a weak and debilitated one to its natural strength and vigour. Number- InS instance, are on recent record of the superior efficacy of this medicine, its Why:slit and specific virtues acting as a-perpetual corrective. to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an rams of conjugal or illlcit pleasure, or trout the more insidious, though not less destructive, indUlgenee'of incautious youth of both sexes in a rertahivernidoui habit. Amidst the inelanc.holy variety of disorders which seethe consequastoe of this solitary vice, there are ' none more afflicting theft. thai distressing state of debility and de fici(-ncy winch prelenwor embitters the unlariaionual brute • Use unhappy sufferer broods overmi ' itartune ashamed to seek re lief, until he it 'reduced to Dacha state oTweuk'ness as to render. life oppreskive• each tenpin it mutt be si consoling reflec tion to lon*, :Lac ;bey may now, by t new Infallible mode of tria.mett, be restart:ft to that unseat of all human blessings, a sttmiyonanly and vigorous constitution. b In air al &of tlebr.7, de l 6ency, from whatever cease arising, ;at wen as in every species of venereal infection, Messrs. Currie and Ce. ir s ar l be cousabed Py patients of. tattier see with die gre:stest secrecy and honour, at, their bowl, 1•40. Hut a:. Garden. Patients in the country_ dMcrilring the particulars of their cnrup'!... - -ts, hrletter post entlosing a Bank note, will have •h ^ neoesesty'samiieini aieladvite win to any pan of the "cdom. 4e 0 .; , NW§ iO7. HW41.1 • " TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. • No. V, ..%.1.11.' 1 4 .t.Z i.0..D0N. O h 0 1(5 t rE (.7 ie.,ve - t0 inThrm you, that ever since the rue 1790, ; halbcen iraiefed witir the Lots Venerea ; which. feren itt bbedestely restating every stoorst of medicine prescribed by the mats: of the eaguikkhure, and audeszoit-g several courses of sailvatio-,:, fad rce . discharged from the Hosyital, with little relief, would appear to be of the moat invet i l iac nature. In the spring of last year my disorder had** to suck a held, as nearly to put a period to existence. I•hiul a large ulcer oa the crown of my had, one en each arm, and my legs were broken out in a Crightful ntantiei; 'My right was dreadfully painful, ante' had been in a state of ofeerition for the last worms years; my hfr had also biro nodes upon it, was very much discoloured, and gave nu such aleruelating pain, partiottlarly w en rear t in bed, as nearly to dep:lre me of rest; ; in this lameetabk ate, I was m e:nitro...mica by Mr. J. Tmmpson, (who roxio so great a elite by theni her ,' to take your l.eake's Patent P le, whidi 1 h-gatt to do on the 26th May; in the course of a f ..tnight I began to recelee benefit-.-in little more than a mo - fit the ulcers oa my . head sod arms were soundly healed—soon titer, the sores on my leg haled also leavi g, -however, Co ,siderable. dowel o: non in the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by tte blessing of S.,ud, and a little longer perseverance in your invulto hie "Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the akin regaintrg its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going off -I dus became, by your literal advise and medicine, perfectly frc from my former complaints.--laave recovered •my former sprits anl strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which stateheyinz coo dossed early months to die astorishnitme of all who knew me, l ant at a lass it what terms to express my grritmle, but b. g v. for-the good of other suffering mortals, to in .ke .11:1 cas.- •:•-s public as possible, as I shall uu every occaion—in doing re will greatly ohlige, Sir,, your grateful obedient rbq humble seek vent, ALEX. MUKKES.. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. - Witnesses to the above Cure, John 'Thompson, N 0.3, New Pollvy-market, Edlohur o h. John hPinicrsh, Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh. Piepireel and sold by the sole Proprietor, Toylors Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in I.ondon,,at his heat. No. 9,, Ncw Dricige-street ; where, after a constrict reelletsce more than 40 years, in a practice particularly- directed to the Cu-e of Venereal: Complaints, and those 'oedema' to tit' huts.' of. Generation, with that ir.violsbi.- secrecy which r ,t of. his profession shoUld always observe is such eves, he f tenPhustg, : tits ads ice an 4 **ranee he gr'uuk turfy •- nisters tO &aria fair.;ng this hlacire, will he • 5!,..t. mud, bre .• terning Public, as an advantage seldom attained and vAd o:" • 1 l; • • 1 Prey are appalrdiestat, at the Perfumers, ::n 3;1, - * Alltita's-street, Pal Mali ; the Torsitov, No. 1(.1, 0:7 lloyatetreei ; Mr. tid,ortiolit's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill, ne.trl. ; • • polite the Ildonur.•-ent ; and by one person • in every comitteral Eil,iaiel,eet..in bores only 21. 9d. titC . k , sealed up tart !il i a (*plan cirections, whereby per:ons of et-her sex may ilteinsibrtswith rate end secrecy, it. , ll.Every boa sold in Great Britain is Sealed up with a 7Arr, on:which:by favour of the( capatile•loters. is prirtrd,at th e t;::410! • - •"e whit 5 1: 6 40 P rd: - wie l, . 1 aid ~d aiti L o k. pra t ran tke ev n im i ty o p e m, rtapeasperated b: y idaess,: - The certainty se;d safety both of thdr i "",^""":", •••••'••• .-'• .••.- ---.•-•.-----, - r---- T-: . H. n and vitre; by tie above rnt/iieine, is so fully re...Misld .o:,fi `stony, . Taylop, No . 9, New , Beidrestreet—to imitate wHelt, am, it his ouppi t . an tbe LW Pa" : Th :, au# l#l, l ' l„ r "Cildi lif who i eb e . ####%":::::: carriages t7 ' elli t -' ... '"''?.'.-.r.--' C fteintip do eitiiiiettlen -- :tbe - Ptilalle - , - 'by the testhnOnv'Orthe i llest and 6 ` t ' an Y' 4.n ` t ' II cstb! ' l l'A T T cb ‘V eri F 6 ' - . . seitikisei- : * o k ra pr _Z om b a % i # 4 r o lg y s , w id roes * * • : wet leiiinicharattits of the Nobility, and s( Others at high 're-: i tfori %,„ : y rka Aer 1, 6 14 ixo.% ,6 - .404. ,.. . 0.,‘.0 , 41 , 4 , v ,. 1 if rani in asedialdysvial. '" 1 -'''' '• -"'" '• ' fetabUifivr49 hive aritesesedits remark*. effecteiP their oita . . .. ~, .: 12: : , rn nut zio„ , o i ii r ,,i.: .. ,,,... : ,acct ~ sl !.. •V , May . be viewekogolasigurs''''' i a d ; op .6,,,, prr i eu ti t d b .' hmittes, s that it is only necessary to observe, this is ths period of , *ibis 110 , , ssie. of foes 11.000119. 1 0 4ak s, Rsbars,### ; B e died.op# r thia Sim . se when tech a medicine ought wbi given to chitdr.tt .... d . . . - - Be witdr-e." Airmen. Phillips sail .11/4/4 Worms, Ne ssi s s i ; stsses. * ma d i : otbise,to prevent any attack of this comptaint. F 6 stetibst. Mr. Jobs psynoti,lidlciwr, Nosy Casa* gjeki ; # Ge r rawaeei, • ...foltntraisisseleastlretailiatChing aid iluder'sotio.4,Cheepside, LONDON: printed and pub is id by Li-. VL. I. KEN f, of C. 4 AXL i. Mask h o d a p s idg e rs. ifro wit ioscp**4 lag tiiir it i s is e *h i e s g CocaltsfMNlVisealkiissitiv , ;. Ismetec, &O W* sod Glasgow-4 '• terbvry Kick; Lainbeth) at the STA Fi..0:1 /CS, No. 1, C'afc!. . ..,..- 1 lesesidiAsseherasputy vestige:Atheist, ;tie ilia raikkeli, v,.scrssit. : : 1 4 siblisliil sass sc titer * R -Or rlc r, Tempig_esi- ' ta dome. pia n sosplie sem • —7.-- - . --, .... - - • • . . . . ~... . . _ • . .. -.- . - • .. -- - - . • • • _ , ~., .. ... . . .... . • - . ~ , -.'•' . .. •• . • '• • , •. . - -- - • 1 . , . • . • . .. . . - • • • • _ , .. .. .. .. • . - - , - . . :• . . . U) int S . ILOMON. LIVE... POOL. AlliFol.l‘,-.Copy of a Letter from Mr. J Innate. Bookfelle: • and Stationer, Bury St. Edmund's, Bury; Sept.!. ifs”. FE.RSON who had (eyeful times km for a sot. L 6d, b o t t le of your Cordial Balm of Gilead, lately called.cpon ore for a bottle, and informed me that it had i.l ,, ne him a irirtiltw . lot d ea l a g 0 0 4.- k lie had been gradually 'declining far a longtime -4. bad (pent a great ,seal of money for advice. slid t. and no kent6i she pAid one Surgeon i6l. another 61 but all to no parpofe At the dist be fent for the Ertl bottle of your Gordis) Balm of Gilead *mould nut walk scrota tho !mute without the Alliance Al front One to help hints—indeed be was gesthly worfe daily —he had net taken the (Weed but a few days. agreeable to the dirrainns.whit * found hinsfelf much better. He potrinues tatting it at rids time, and from his appearance VUlbely in do well 'Yftla have the nun* winos to do what you *are with the above aaterneat, which 10 literally as he told it me. I am, =dr, Your ohedieut fervant. J TANGLE. . Ths(e who with to have the Medicine immediately from the %Syr by fending the money for any quantity they think proper, will have them lent by fuck carrier As ilicy ulflee godess for any turn way be feid by poll. and thel‘slmre - 0111 beleturaed In title tot. or orders *Ali ea/h enclafed will be duty aftended to Vim*r diredkietle for every cafe, to enable periods to curet em; fehrot, Is given withlia# bottle, nrice half a I r ": r r " • '73 , Jp- r imerl i ~~ 1 I