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LAir INTELLIGENCE. C6URT OZ~ KtNG'S BENCH, MAY 26. tilt KING t. THE INHADITAV:S Or ST. GEORIMN, H ANOVER-SQU A ttr. Mr. JEV:t.t. applied to have the Rule which he ob tained last Term, in this case, made absolute. The Arrow: BY G CNERA L said, his Learned Friend, when he applied for this Rule last Term, told their Lordbhips there was a measure then pending in Par liament on the subject ; that Bill had since received the R ,, yal assent, and the defendants were anxious to do all required of them ; he trusted, therefore, the . pavement of that part of the town would soon be in 'inch a state as to leave no room for complaint. It had been necessary to advertise for contracts, &c. which*ould occupy some time; and, under all the circumstances, he hoped his Learned Friend would not object to the Rule being enlari,ved to next Term. Mr. JEKYLL had no objection to granting the de fendants th;s indulgence, but as the application for' . the Rule had been attended with such good effect, he thought the stimulus should be continued by keep ing the Rule hanging over them. The Rule was then enlarged till next Term. TIIE NEW RIVER - CONIPANY AGAINST THE POOR'S RATE OF ANWELL PARISH. 'This• case was a question reserved from the Ses .sions of Hertford, who had rated the New River Company in respect of the spring-head at Anwell, in Hertfordshire, to the poor's rate. They stated, that the land, if dry, was worth abcut R 5 per annum ; but if they were :Authorised to clial . 6c. upon the profit of it to the New River Company, then it was £3OO annual value. The Court having heard Counsel en both side. 3, de. tided that the parish did right in rating the value of the spring to the poor, and confirmed the order of Ses. ions affirming the rate • ODER V. MOHTS. The ATTORWE? GENERAL applied for a Rule to she* cause why, on the payment of the wages due t' the.plaintiff in this case into Court, proceedings should not be stayed, without costs: This was au action brought by a Seathan engaged under the Statute, against his Captain for wages. He was engaged t, perform a voyage from this country to St. Peters. burgh and back. One of the provisions of the Sta tute, their Lordships would recollect, was, that no seaman was to quit the ship until '2O days after she came to her moorings, or till after her cargo was taken out, under pain of forfeiture of wages, for desertion. The ship in whieli the plaintiff sailud arrived at her Moorings on the 20th of May ; but, before she had discharged her cargO, or the s'2o days had expired, the plaintiff and three others left the ship - ; and, on the Captain afterwards objecting to pay their wages, he %vas arrested, and held to bail in four different ac tions: Now, although he had a good defetece against paying these men, yet he did not wish to bear hard upon them, and mire especially he did not wish to incur the expence of maintaining four actions, where, even though he should make out a good defence, the plaintiffs had nothing to pay costs with. He had, therefore, communicated to their attorney that he was willing to pay these men their wages, on condition that proceedings were stayed, and he was put tf, no more expellee. The attorney, however, declared his determination to proceed, and had done so till the costs on each amounted to near 48. The defendant, thetefore, had been obliged to make the piesent ap plication to the Court. This was a shameful impo. sition, which had of late been practised •on foreign Captains, by certain persons assuming the character of attornies ; but the Attorney Grneral trusted the Court would step in, and grant his Rule, and protect the Captains florn these impositions in future. Rule granted. THE KINO I'. DAVIES AND OTHERS. The defendants, Davies, Lewis, and four others, were brought up for judgment, for having riotously assembled sound the house of limoth, at Mansfield, in Gloucestershire, and threw stonesthrough his .0. in d,, w , and broke his door, and insulted him in various ways, he having appeared as a witness for the Crown in a revenue prosecution. The defendants, :Davies and Lewis, were sentenced to four months imprisonment, the others to three months. TILE KING V. TAYLOR. The defendant Mr. Taylor, the proprietor of the Opera House, w.ls breabhf up to receive judgment T a libel, which he had published on a Mr. Cainee. The libel about to be described was written in a letter to cane of the servants of the Opera House, desirint; him not to admit the " Musical Monster Le Cainee," that he wouhl r.et the hnn, on tire, as had been done 1 eti)re, 111 - an vaganc,r.l, Carborada, jitst sach anothcr irs I.e Cainee ; and his admission was to be resisted even by forr , ... An affidavit vras read from Cainee, is which be stated, that being in possession of a slver .ticket, be applied lOr adroksion to the Opera liouse,.but -.vas told that Mr. TayLr had given positive orders not to admit him. He next tended his money to another door-keeper, but :vas also rel , ts;:d admission. Mr. Taylor put in no affidavits, and on being e..;:ed if he bad any thing to say ? he replied he ail not conic np to speak, brat to receirc their Lordships' judgment.—The judgment of the was, that the dciendant should pay a fine of £3O, and be conEned till the same wits paid.—Mr. Taylor imm e diately raid the CONTSTORY COLT.T, MAV 25. WAR/\G St. ..VARINC. This tray a case of Alimony during the pendency of a suit 61 divorce, promoted by Mrs. Waring, the against her hushand, by season of crurlty and adultery. Mr. Waring is a Spanish and Irish Mer chant, and also an Under-writer; and the question . 1 was, what alim:iny ought to be allotted The evi- • dence went to prove the profits and losses r:f Mr. Waring in trade for the last six or seven ye irs, in or der to asLertzin, upon an average, his annual income. The Learned Judge (Sir W. Score), after hearing the advocates on. both sides, was clearly of opinion, looking to the fluctuating state'of the ports of Spain during this period, that it vi as impossible to take any fair average upon the subject, but only a conjectural one, and therefore he allotted the wife £lOO per ann. JONILS (FALSELY CALLED ROBINSON) v. ROBINSON. This was a suit of nullity of marriage, brought by Rachel Robinson, the wife, against Clement, her hus band, by reason of het minority at the time of the so lemnization thereof. It appeared that the marriage took place, by licence, in May, 1797, without the knowledge or consent of pilteilts, the wife being then Only eighteen. This fact *as clearly established by the deposition of ceveral witnesses of the Jewish reli t gion, the father and mother . cf the minor being also •of that religion ; that the parties had been manic(' sixteen years, and had had several children by that marriage. The Advocate, on the part of the wife, submitted, it was not necessary to enter into any ar gument as to the nature of a marriage between a Christian and a Jew ; he apprehended this case must be decided by the Marriage Act ; and, the que4tion was, whether the parties came within the exception of the 11th and 18th sections of that Act ?—The Learned Judge observed, that there was clear proof of the fact of minority at the time of marriage ; and he was of opinion, that the parties did not come within the ex. ception of the Marriage Act, respecting Jews and i Quakers, and therefore he was bound to pronounce t.ie• marriage to be null and void. BOW-STREET.—On Tuesday evening a daring rob bery was committed in the neighbourhood of Clare market, upon W. Chater, a servant of Lady SLATER, who, between nine and ten o'clock, was forced into a passage near St. Clement's-lane by two footpads, who cut open his breeches, and robbed him of his pocket-book, containing Bank-notes to the amount of W 6, &c. His cry of murder brought some persons to his assistance ; the robbers, however, made their escape. Notwithstanding, from the description of the villains, one of them was soon after taken into cus tody, and was yesterday examined before Mr. NAitc.s, identified, and fully comniitted fur trial. FORGED CUARACTER.--A man of the name of Green was hired in a Gentleman's family, in Saville tow, as loutman, about three weeks since, who de scribed him,elf as having just left the service of Mr. Montague, at Bristol, and on relerence to character agreeable to the address, a very favourable answer was returned. After Green had been a fortnight in his new service, he decamped with gold and silver articles to a very considerable amount, and has not since been heard of. It was then discovered that no such person as Mr. Montague could be found at the stated address, and that the letter was altogether a fabrication. DIViDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. June 19. Ac n e litew.irt and Jane Marla Diuham, Kensington, dealers, at 1. June 12, John Silke, Ipswich, draper, at 12. June 15, Thomas Hill, Brighton, cabinet-maker, at 10. June 19, Wm. Burnham Shaw, St. Paul's Church-yard, warehouseman, at 12. June 19, P obertWiison, Bow Church-yard, merchant, at 1. June 26, James Maddock, Rosemary-lane, timber-merchant, at 11. June 12, JoiephVi'alley, Lime-street, merchant, at 12. June 114, Andrew John Mackenzie, Cross -street, merchant, at 1 June 22, Charles Blake, Bishopsgate street, silversmith, at 11.— June 12, David Robertson, Finsbury-square, wine-merchant at 11. June 12, David Simpson, Chatham, brewer, at 11. Julie 12, John Coles, Staple Aston, butter factor, at 12. June 16, John Wm. Foster, Everett-street, auctioneer, at 12. June 19, Thomas Harper, jun. Crane -court, printer, at 12. June ..!4, Jostph Sun- I • mons, Huil,"printer, at :0. June 19, John Dorvtlle, New Bridge street, merchant, at 10. June 2,1 - itq;ll ‘V ilson, Oxfoeti-street, linen-draper, at 12. June 26, Nicholas Nowell and Wm.Vi'ake- Piech:illy, :urns' mercers, at I. June 26, tdcharJ Russet!, Tinton, Newington, grocer, at 10. J bite 19, 11. nt. Oxturil street, furniture-warehouseman, at 1. June IP, 'Win. Williams, Pent , mvillo, factor, at I. May f:9, Thonass Burue and . 1 hennas iankin, Camberwell, coai-merchants, at 10. Ithte 5, James Ward, Church -street, inanutacturer, at ten. DIVIDENDS to be made to the COUNTRY. June 21, Wm. Gould, Chiprenham, innhillder, at 12, at the Chnstopher, Bath. June 14, kobert Wood and George Pat ne, Liverpool, grocers, at 1, at the George, June 15, Alex. Walker, ten. liirtningh4m, rder:hant, at 11, at the RA) Hotel, birtninLham. June da, John Pinder, Roy•tost, itialts:er, at 114 at the nu et: Cranes, Barnsley. June 29, Ricuard Birmingham, cutler, at £2, at this Uidon, Litiningham. June 1;3, Joseph 'Fairy, Loh:heater, draper, at 11, at the Red-l.ton, ch-Ater. June 19, Charles Green Prichard anti tiarah I ipper, victuallers, at 12, at the White Hart, UM:petulant. June 8, Bockerell Bridger, Isrighton, carpenter, at I i, at the Old Ship, Lreiton. Julie 15, Watiam Senior, BiLingbaroieg!t, coal merchant, at eleven, at the Greyhot.nd, 1 - ..Friogliam. un.• 17, Alex. and John Davidson, Blyth, ship-builders, at eleven, at the Commercial Hotel, Shields. June lli, Samuel .slorris, Chelten ham, buileer, at one, at the King's Head, Gloucester. June 10, Chr;siopher hkrry, sin. and Rob.rt Rochester, Norwich, book sellers, at tour, at the .tar, Norwich. Jute 15, John 'Puke, Hull, merchant, at the Log arid Duck, Hu.l. !melt, George Mackenzie, Derby, raleematt , at eleven, at the King's Derby. June 14, Wm. Ceok Ward, Gloucester, so - wetter, at eleven, at the Ram, Gloucester, Mry 51, Samuel and W!111:1111 Ala.tir, Loughborough ; grocers. at twelve, at the Anchor, Loughborough Julie la, hints Moffatt, Sutton, sadler, at 11, a: the Braniord Acing, Ivetsey Bank. June 13, James atuke, matster, at one, at the Angel, Colchester. June 18, Win. Shaman, !ht.:l:field, victualler, at 11, at the 0, orgy, Grantham. June eti, John Saunders Woodcock, Aylerbu. y, hanker, at in, at the County Hall, Aylesbury. June 14, T 1 as Bryan, ten. Banipton, shopkeeper, at 11, at the Staple Hall lnn, Witney. June Li, JialteS Cass, jun. Rochdale, woollen %veneer, at I, at the Buck, Rochdale. June 15, Joseph Matthew, Wigton, tanner, at 11, at the King's Arms, Wigton. June 19, John ()tidy, Leeds, at. 11, at the Golden Lion, Leeds. • cERTivicATEs, JUNE It Thornaq Edwards, titanniore, plumber. 1 hos. Knowles, I.eeds, irta.snitt:grr. Daniel Porter, Gun-street, tailor. John M oxford -street, arata.r. John Let& Frost, liristol, draper. Mat- Clew l , :ewark, draper. '1 t.os. Culongs, Creditun, serge :rat:cr. chat scs Cak:ltatt, klaidstune, apothecary. Thtt..llassleft, Addiestons, s:atth. David Ellis, Christ Church, Hatits, draper. Vt' to. Pi eAteth, Iktil•alley, merchant. Joseph I-lull, ludd.street, baker. l'ristieis Shand, Livsrpoul, Veler4:ll3:lf. John Lawrence, tiraunl, tanner. Georze Chantey, Catfish., carrier. Wm. 1 Lannersinith, patuter. Geo. French, Great Eastchcap, broker. R. Reinmett, 'Sheffield, plate-manufacturer. Sarah Buwt n, :had 'Thames, coal-merchant. Joseph Bartlett, Chiy:tn:, bag-maker. Andrew Thomson and WilLant Sheen, Alam's-caurt, Old Bread-Area, merchants. Itaac Beektonl, Plymouth, hosier. Win. Nightingale, Manchester, manufacturer. Wm I - teary Gall, Getter-lace, silk-manufacturer. James Dakin, Mane:tester, ma . f securer. John Rothsry, Leeds, wool-stapler. '1 hands :Marsh, Joie-lietsb, watch-maker. John and Francis Colons, Nicholas-lane, timber-tnerchants. Wm. Stewart, littitun-garden, grocer. JAS. Payne, W elltuittom square, builder. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Woodman ;.nd Snow,Tiverion, coach-makers. Middleton and Chambers, Thayer-street, shoemakers. Wbittenbury and Ro binson, Manci:ester, co:to:I-merchants. Stevens and Fez, Ci re•ncestcr, wvie-nier,:hants. Andrews and Nickson, Newark, meictlrs. R , :ey and EN 111, Cirencester, upholsterers. 'Favare and tmith, Peadleton, dyers. W. and E. Lee • Lambeth Marsh, st.v.uaries. Magnus and Woolf, PCKZ4OCC, wine-merchants. \Vilma and Jenkinson, Lancaster, solicitors. Pearson and Radford, Hull, merchants. G. and K. Baird, Cariis.:, iron i.tongers. gibbons and Co. 13nstol. merchants. Lynes and Kenye, Liverpool. Tattersall and Co, Liverpool, merchants. anti Bailingall, Glasgow. 'Davenport and Co. Llangeu nech, ce:yper-sineit era. Tripp and Dyer, Bristol, wine-mer chants. Barnett and Belde', Keighly, irunfounders. J. and K. livereit, London and Shaftesbury, shirt-button-manufacturers. Pnce and Stisrt, Devonshire-street, wine•merchants. Ws and 3. Mitchen,Wymitidham, attornies. Marshman and Harris, Trow bridge, clothiers. Randall and How, Chelsea, Umber-merchants. Ward and Co. Faringelon, hankers, so far as regards Wm. Wilt shire. Greens and Cu. Dun Pottery, near Doncaster, potters.— Sheppard and Tarts, Birmingham, brass-founders. Dean and Gregory, Loughborough, drapers. Turner and Co. Fleet street, svarehuu•ernen. Fairtax and Co. Herldesdon and Kingston, coachmasters. Nichols and Dickson, Whitby, surgeons. N and and Jarman. King's Arms-buildings, Wood-street, hosiers. Stunt and freiich, Maiustone, ironmongers. Haines and Rickaby, Ox ford,trert, drapers. T. and 5. Oxenhata, Oxford-street, uphols terers. Magnus and Woolf, Penzance, wine-rue:chants. Cruick shank and Christie. if:IRP IEII The 17th instant, Bernard John Wake, Fsq. of Sheffield, to MISS 4larriet Parker, daughter of Adamson Parker, Esq. of d...ongley, near the same place. . . DIED. 'Thursday last, 20th Inst. after a short illness, Nathaniel Given, Esq. of Port liill, near Hertford, aged 74 years. On the 6th March last, at Barbadoes, whither he had gone fu queat of health, 1 hontas Ritchie, Esc. merchant, Greenock. At Fort Nugent, in thtt island of Banea, 15th :iepteinber last, aged 28, Mr. George Ogilvie, acting surgeon to the garrison there% Sept. 251 d last, at Coottaluna, Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Brice, of the 15th Regiment of Native Infantry. On the 9th inst. in Ireland, Denman Jephion, Esq. aged 70. He was returning from having dined with some friends in the neighbourimod, when, on his coachman opening the 'carriage door, he was found dead. Monday last, at her house, in Charles-street, Manchester square, in the 59th year of her age, Chrktiva Teresa, Countess of Findlater and Scofield. Her Ladyship was afflicted with blind ness for the last fist- years of her life. • FOR SPRAINS, RHEUMATISMS, CHILBLAINS, &c. Dlt. STEERS'S OPODELDOC is far superior to every other external medicine, for the cure of spralns, bruises, rheumatism., &c. tor cramps or numbness, for promoting circulation in the limbs when in a paralyt:c state, and also for chilblains, if di,solved andappliedwarin. _ Spurious imitations of thi; Opodeldoc are offered in many parts of London, and most towns in the country ; but the genu L .,r is prepared and sold by F. Newbery and Suns, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, London; and can only be accertaincd by having the wilds, " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's" engraved in the stamps, price 2s. 9d. a bottle, duty included. As many persons mistake their house, patticulat!y servants and messengers, purchasers will be careful in observing, that the Number is Forty-five, four doors from Cheapside. rIiFIE greatest Discovery in the Memory of Man is universally allowed to be the Celebrated CORDIAL. BALM OF GILEAD, which is a certain and ef 'ectual remedy for Nervous. Disorders. JuveLite ins, Lowness of Spi rits, Female Complaints, I - lead-Ache, y, Loss of 2.ppetite, Relaxaiinns, Indigestion, Coughs and Colds, Ililious Cases, Con sumptions, Gout in the Stomach, Impurities of the Blood, Gleets, Seminal Weakness, &e. Prepared only by S. SOLOMON, M.D. (Author of the Guide to I leahh,' and orb- r valuable works) Gilead-House, near Liverpool. • Sold by Mathews and Letiyh, 1 r., Strand, Ltattion ; A. Smith, North Bridge, Edinburgh ; anti ail Merlictne Venders. Price I ls. each, or four in one tamily bottle for ass by which or,e I ts. bot tle is saved, with the words " Saud. Solomon, Liverpool," en graved on the Stamp. Dr. soltanon expects, when consulted by letter, the usual compliment of a one pound saute to be incloted, addressed— " Motley Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool. Paid double postage." DIXON'S AN IBILIOU3 PILLS. To Mr. DIXON, Apothecary. QTR—I take the eArbe , t opportunity to acquaint k 3 you that 1 have received the most winded's:l benefit from the use of your DIXON'S ANTIBII 101" a PILLS, which I car ried with me to Jamaica, and all those friends to whom I distri buted them Ellyn expoieneedthe same salutary benefit; elate them to ke the bet Medititie u'ed in that country, Tor Bilious and rtlirT coniplaiat, 'flit to :invedg are 112 , 1711:5 of Ladins and Gentlemen who have rrct ie,l tnmnst relief from your Dixon's Amibli.ous PA's . Taylor, Esq. Ja maica; William Shaw, H.q. Kingston, ditto; Mr. woo.n.fr, Spanish Town, ditto; G. W. Hamilton, F. :.avaitna la Mar, ditto; J. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto; G. Al.s - on, Esq ditto ; Mr, Walker, Parr Morant. ditto ; L Penlin , on, E.q. Salt River, divo ; Mr. AlitUens, ditto; J. Slum, Esq. Savanna; G. P. Pfdack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver GoliEmith, King -tun, ditto; Mrs. Perry, St. Ann's; Mrs. Woodr'ff, Spanish Town; with many other persons of the first rispectability.—Sir, ypur most olietlinitt servant, THOMAS HARt Ol.D,ofthechip Ganges. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. nutler's,4,Cheapside, Corner cf St. Paula CLurch-Yard ; by Sharp and Belau, Portsmouth; Jot•e., W,ston, Allnutr, and Malicry, Purtsta ; Hall anil John son, Cusp ; Coleman and ;facia), Sheerness ; l'eck and Ross. and ''urr.tor, Cookwortliy, Nettleton, and Gil bert, Plymouth ; Kama and 1.1.•yi1, and Swinney and Co. Bit.= ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester; •I'rewman, Exeter ; Baster and M.Donald, Glasgow ; ntegen and Barry, Bristol; Ste vea-on and Co. Norwich; Swinfm, Leicester; Edwards an Pere y, and Billinge and J.a:libut y, Liverpool ; Neale and Ledger, Dover ; White, ilriz'iton ; ltuhurts, Seli,on, and Puff, Chelten ham; and retail by most Country Medicine 'Venders, in boxes. 4t 9d.satni 'ls. each. ANOTHER most authentic proof of the very superior efficacy of the truly renuine COWLAND's LO VA IN (prepared by Mrs. V 1 x sole Proprietor of Di. Cow- Istid's original Recipe), iv here prewnted, y perthission, in a letter front W. DRAY ro t, Esq. :shin-Hill, Bath : Ti'. P.lre. N (Mt: 6,l;aves-Ereet, cirosvenor-square, Maslant—l should "ink myself deficient in duty to societ y and you, were I to withhold My pubtie res..; itic,ny to the great efficacy of your Goss-Lamb's Gonna, whieh i I:4:e seen psi-formed by the adrniniotratinn W . it it, a case er:dtr my om n A young Ge:dlentan, aryl: about seven year?, scut of a Colonel, was afflicted with a v•. - eictit and sore sorption; the comptaint re-isted various applicationr, from dr.: wined consultation of thro e Physicians of eminence, and co:nit:lied io prow worse tinder the reOmen prescribed, wizen a Lady, who hail received a cure of a very ltd case of scurvy in the lace, of several years standing, by your Uowland's Lotion, recoinnunded a trial of the same iv nittly. It was applied wider my own inspection—tite disease gave way—and three touts of your Lotion performed a radial cure of a disorder which had been of about four years duration, and had baffled the skill of several physicians eminent in their proression. Front my conviction of the above cure I have recom mended your Gowland's Lotion to a lady whose face exhibited a very disagreeable eruption (even large pustules, and as one died an ay another appeared), so much an as to prohibit !al- going into company—a pint of your G.,wlaud's Lotion effected a cure, and she is now tree from eruption.—l ant, Isladant, your';, &c. WILLIAMDittiYTON. Sold by Mrs. Vincent, the sole Proprietor of Dr. Gowland's MS:C. Recipe, No. 6, Davies-street, Grosvenor-square, I.ondon ; Bacon and Cu. No. 150, Oxford-street; and all the most respect able Perfumers and Venders of Genuine Medicines, in every town in Europe, in Quarts Bs. 61. Pints, Ss. 6d. Half-pints, 2s. vd. tri• To prevent counterfeits, it is necessary to observe, the name " M. E. Vincent" signed upon the label, on each bottle that is genuine. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. IBEG leave to inform you, that ever since the year 1790,1 had been afflicted with the I.ues Ventres ; which from its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing several severe courses of salivation and twice discharged from the Hospital, with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year say disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence. in this state, I was re commended by Mr. 'Thompson, (who received so great a cure by them here,) to take your I.eake s Patent Pills, which I began to do on the 26th May ; in the course of a fortnigh- I h gan to receive benefit. In little more than a month I became, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free from my for mer complaints, have recovered my former spirits and strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which state having continued many months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I ant at a less in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my case as public as peetilVeof I shall on every occasion—in so doing you wal grestly.4llllg " ll r, your grateful obedient very howl& ser vant, . 1 V 1 1IL ALEX. MURKER. Swan's Cl,m A.estreet, Edinburgh. Prepared *disribl by the sole Propr letor, Thomas Taylor, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his house No. 9, New Bridge-street ; They are also sold by his appointment, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-street, Pall Mall ; the Toy-sb9p, No. 103, Ox- I cord-street ; Mr. Dirborougli's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill, nearlyop posite the Monument ; and by one person in every considerable 'town in England, Scc. in boxes only gs. 9d. each, sealed up with fulland plain directions, whereby persons ofeither sex may cure themselves with ease and secrecy. N. B. Every Box soldin Great Britain is sealed up with afterip in which ,by favourof the Commissioners, is printed at the Stamp (ace "T Taybr t No. ',New bridge-street."to Imitate which 4 felony. LIGNUM'S PILLS 'fir cure tr degrees of a certain disorder. One small p:'.l 4 a : ; the taking of one box, in a•ttceitt case, will .onv:hce al t - 1 . ; . ; ot his speedy recovers , . Nothing can be b sate and convenient than this remedy, in totthly er. , .:icatily, ~ symptom of this destructive malzdy by sea or 1a4.1, a: jt canfinement, restraint ashler, or hindet aaee of hu i.i. • s. A trial of this noble niedttine will coo UJUZ , i .c ; With each box is Oven a col lout dirrccon, irl):11 Vehf...ll I. cltasttlt will be enabied to jutlpe ot their o.vrt cases, and ;„ u. thew as may be requisite, without furilor medical secrecy and safe.y. These Pills may be !.!. I wholesale and retail at Mr.l.ig•-,0,•,- No. Bri);e-striret, Alai:clic:Cr, at th: bor by J. heat,: and Suit, 42, Lour:-lane, West 'ht. ? 'and Co. Bow. church-yard, Barclay and Fans, 91, heft ; Shaw anti Edward:, tan St. Paul's Church-yard; Bev a., 4 , Cheartside •; Nrwhery ti Sons, 4i, St. Paul's Churchlzr.:: Johnston, 15, Greek-street, Soho, London; Mr. Woken York; Mr. Walker, Newcastle ; Mr. K. Scott, lt:0, South beer I Edinburgh; Mr. Baiter, Caudle-rings, GlasLow ; and by b en espectable Medicine Vender in every market town in tke United Kingdom. CHING'S PATEN I' WORM I.OZI . NVORMS ARE THIS MOST FREQUEN T SOURCES OF CHII.DRENS' DisEAsEs Their SYMP TOMS EVERY PAREN F and GUA RD!.I.N of CHILDREN shOtrld he acquainted with. Tilt) , occ.oteli Los of appetite, a paleness of the cobnir of the face, emaciation a 1.4 irregular state of the bowels, attended after with violet.t rit. t; they bring on convulsions; they affect the growth of (ix and they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. 8,,y as a preventative and. .ire of these alaiming complaints,tite ab.ve excellent Medicine is universally allowed, on the test:itiony oldie highest characters in this country, both in rank and reirec.abi lity, to have no equal. 'their public approbation, given ni rh e Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful %c SN In their own families, stamps its merit beyond c. , nipetith.x...a g ives a sanction to ir, of which no other Med . ci , e of the kind can boast. Parents and others. who have the c:oe of eminent, should have this rentady as a fitradv Medicine ,c) resort ta ever ate stomach or bowels ot Children are any w., y i;it ( ;ul t e„d, ' which it will alo•ars be found to relieve. Sold, whol zsale and retail, at Mr. But ler's,Nn. 4, r 'henaitl corner of St. Paul's Chnt clnyard ; Sharp and Dawn, Vortsotou . ht NVeston, Allmor, and Mallory, Portsea; Hail and Li!in• skin, Gorr.. , Coleman and Jacob, Sheer.tt ss ; Peck and cos, and Turner, Hull Cc.ok worthy, Ncittkton, and Ga. herr, snouth ; Knott and I.loyd, trod Swinney &nil Co. I. minghant ; Statue; and Lynch, Manchester; l'iewman, -Parer; Snilth,noidarton,ReaUurn, Seett, and has ter, Edn.l.nrgh ; Bat. ter and Nl'Donald, Glasgow ; Bulgvn and Barry, Bricol ; htes venson and Ce. Norwich ; Leicester ; Edsvar !s and Penny, and aline and Lathlm-y, Liverpool; Neale ind Uric r, Dover; White, Brighton; PAIL' is, .4t-Idon, and Ruff, Cheiten• ham ; aad retail, by most country medicine vender*. an best c Atl. nd ss. tid. each. NiESSKS. C.;08 and Co. as regularly educaui surgeons of London, have sedulously devoted their anew duo fOr these last 17 years to he study of those disorders which so frequently embitter, and too often prevent, that keret:ma* blessing, mierimonial relic y. The unrivalled patronage that the, hive hilierto r..etived from persons of the first distinction, ru4 tpe etiihirm success a reodtng their superior mode of treatment in such complaints, induce then' QM publicly to offer their aids . nu e& in an eases in 4eh , lity or defieies:ey, whether residtingfrota the too frespieney el perricipar NOP the pieties at a faskionabie tile, the imliountli.iiedui,,enee of libertinism, or a secret, solitary, see I desttuctive habit, which weakens the energy of the mind, and d es t uA , Ilw 11 rw eg et yout h ,,l producing sterility in the one sex, and iniporonr.e in the other b t hey tffer a safe pentranem care. Co i how who, front such rohylaints, are prevented entering Ines the marriage stare, and ashanted to seek relict', brood over their irtirmities in silence, It nom b consoling to know, however di& cult or Ince cilia the cure Mari be deemed by other prartitiooers, tha.,by wasulayating and inhelible meth id, they may be restored to a round and yigerons constitution. A. certa'n llisArtter, fre quently contracted in a Moment of indiscretion, and every vette, of Venereal Infection, by a madam' never-filing mode of treats inert, is veedilyand radically removed, without restraint in diet or exersos as also St rietdrets of the Urethra and Cleets which 'hey are enabled to_culte in a short period, without recourse to the painful, dangerous effects of the Caustic; refr rev:. sof which can be gives to several Gentleme n of high respeetaleli.y, who have been cured in revery short period. aver having laboured undo strictures for many years. To married Fenteles, whose expee Trion* of &mitt-oder pledges ot Connubial happiness have bees defeated, it may also heal itleastet reflection to know, that by a proper perseverance in tkeir .ei.i:dies the getierel healli is reno vated, and the iriipedimente removed. Messrs. Goss and CO. exclusively professing the cure of these partteular einr,plamts, in order tl at they may not be marked by a nustaken few-with tbe obloquy pie juktly attached to the igto rant empiric, think it bpi justice to themselves to state that tey kave been properly educated and initiated into every braucle the professioti (certffiCates of which from different hospitals, aol testimonials from the most etnir.ent physicians, they have to Cos vfitee any itiquirer,) that the success resulting from their endea vours first induced them to Ink the n practice of the general pram titioner,_and they presume that their pretenor.s ennstitute atilt erour.i for the urprecedented eoefider!ce with which they have by the Nellie been so liberally honoured. To be consulted at their house daily (personally, or by letter), by patients ot either sex, with eeerrev delicacy, awl attm:ion. GOSS and Co. Sugeons, ti, Ben.verie-etreet;Tieet street._ I‘IESSRS.CURRIE and Co. Surgecou, late in his Majesty's t4ereke challenge the wnule world to prim: s vngle Instance where their Medicine and nartlit4 of cure era failed of the desired effect. The practice of many years in the articular branch of their profession has not given rise to we unsuccesstnl case. They continue to direct.their studies to the treatment and cm of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the *yew., which is the consequence id the pernicious and wasteful effects oft habit long andmest unhappily pursued by the vouthsof both sexes, in the one it will be found to be the unfailing source of barren. nets; the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a cis treating state of debility, which, if not timely remedied, tennimts in impotence. These are its remote and ultimate eflects, while oo sumptions, loss of muscular power,and various nervous campiaints • usually characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice. Of pen sons languishing under the disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple and has never proved unsuccessful, to the court of a long, laborious, and much extended practice. is tee most obstinate and complicated cases of venereal infection, such as obstructions in the urethra, spungy 'excrescences. hard to rants, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, glees, as also STRICTURES, Whether recent or of long duration, and which have baffled 114 ski 3 efother PractitLiners ; are by their presort improved plan of treatment, effectually and permanently cured, without the patted suffering the eacrecladng pain and alarming hemorrhage wh , d often follows the application of the lunar caustic. In the course ei 20 years extensive practice in this metropolis, numerous ca,esd Strictures have been mid are daily under their cue, t he teal eradleatton of which are effected by a safe, certain, d expe* clots mode of practice, auperior to any other yet adopted. 1) 1 weakness. relaxation, and debility proceeding from this cvl• plaint, is speedily rentovtd, and the mitient restored to snoi and vig6rous health. 'But where the del Pity has for years 0, tett, a proper perseverance in their re,tot salve aftert , t ,Stricture liai been destroyed, is indispensably requisite to rev." the sluniberire sparks u! life, and to reanimate the constitatio: Several Ise !men and Gentlemen, of ti first resrecra! , ! 4l hive been under the care of Nl..sits. Currie gild Co. for the rr moval of complaints of t he Urethra, Stricture:., fcc. and, WO; I received a radical and perm :.sent cure, rtqlelt that n may he mule to them as sarkia.stury evidences of the a.: penotity of Ilfelsril Carrie i.e.: Co.'s haft of tr,..t.u.nit. of these Gentlemen had ::trictures Mont tea •st t aerty and seize under;the care of Messrs. Home and otter surgeons of equal eminence, who an , r=/ by the application of the lunar cz.tritiz, withou Patients in the county are requested to state thc p.:rt:ct .rt of their case, age, a..d genial habit of HOT, remittance for advice and Medicines, %sten tart. "ovi" given or sent to any gnu of the kingdom. Messrs. Currie and Co. may he (unstilted by si:hvr the greatest delicacy, secrecy aid honour, at their h , s 1 107, H.atton-Garden. • HiGPI WA A I L0241)3N . )-(:w" Ittorti!ng... ........ •. et Afternoon LOPIDON Printed by Levet. KENT, I.••• • pubtsbed tbere, and at the Stard)::o-.., • , 7 •