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• PO/JUL . . • tone-oriteltn.-anYesterday, J. Cherhon,, J. Shaw, Ina J. Zing, were charged with stealing a gold seal, the property of Mr. Whiteford, of Bream's-buildings, Chancery-lane. Mr. Whiteford stated, that on Wed nesday morning he went to an auction in Pickttt- Ze, Temple-bar, where he observed King. In a n e n t time after he discovered hit watch-ribbon was int, and his seal gone. Information was given at the ablate office; and Mr. Whiteford, and a person who was in his company, described two men who mere in company with King, and from the descrip tion of their persons, there was no doubt entertained of their bang thieves; and Mr. W. an d his friend ac companied Cave and Humphrey to West-end fair in the evening, where the three men were taken into cull tody.—Yesterday, when they were being examined, Mr. W.'s friend stated, that be saw all the prisoners In company in the auction-room, and observed them 'pushing against Mr. Whiteford. He also saw Clark son stoop and pick up something from the floor, which appeared bright. Soon after they all left the auction-room, and as they were going out he observed sing looking at something in hrs hand. They were folly committed. A NSW WAY TO RECOVER DEBTS--M. kei t the servant of Mr. Rawlinson, a fishmo nger , i n ing street, Portman-square, was charged with remaining Kt the door-way of G. Blaquiere, F.sq. of York -street, Portman-square, for about two hours on Tuesday evening, and knocking violently at the street-door, snaking a great noise, thereby causing a number of persons to assemble round the house. It also appear. ed, that the defendant and his master had, for some time past, pursued similar conduct ; Mr. R. some times taking a chair to Mr. B.'s door-way, and smok ing a pipe, &c. On Tuesday the prisoner particularly annoyed Mr. B. on account of his having a party to dinner ; when he reeatedly desired him to go away, inn he refused. M r. B. in consequence horse-whip- ' pea' him ; but this did not have the desired effect, as he persisted in remaining there, to the great annoy ance of Mr. B. and his party. Mr. R. justified his own, and servant's conduct. who acted by his direc tion, as he could not get his bill paid for fish. Mr. Mutes, the Magistrate, observed, that Mr. B.'s not paying his bill, did not justify their conduct, and or dered' the defendant to find bail. MARLSOROUGH-STREET.—Yesterday a question of public importance was decided at this office. D. Gib es, a hackney-coachman, was fined 10s. a few days Since, for exacting 3s. from a gentleman, in Dorset- 1 Street, Manchester-square, for a fa re o f I s . Th e deal' fence at that time was, that there were six persons in the coach, and le. per bead over, Jour was charged ; ' two, however, were children., Commissioners have decided against the ccavictieen. on the grounds 'that no person can be . Cosineivod any thing less than in adult who can sit algae, By this decision the con ', fiction is cancelled. M. Dance was charge by . W. Thorogood, an Ex thse O ffi cer, with vending sprits without a licence.— The defendant went to a public-house in the Hay. fnarket, and offered the Excise Officer, whom he sup- Posed to be the landlord, some spirits. The Officer got the spirits into his possession and secured the de. ' lendant. He was sentenced to pay a fine of £lO, in Default of which, he was committed to the House of Correction for three months. GUILDHALL.—G. Jones, sen. and jun. B. Medley, and G. Lassen, were charged with a violent assault • on the patroles and natchmen of St. Andrew's, Hol born. J. Myatt stated, that between one and two in the morning be obseried the prisoners in altercation with the drivers of some hackney-coaches on Holborn hill, and endeavoured to persuade them t o disperse, and to summon the coachman before a Magistrate ; iq \ stead of which they put themselves in a posture of at -1 tack, when their noise attracted the attention of other . officers of the aght, who approached, and in a few , seconds a general engagement took place ; at length, however, they were ct nquered, and :onveyed to she watch-house.. In support of this testimony a variety of winteises were called, who exhibited their beads, noses, &C. on which were evident symptoms of a severe contest. The defendants stated, that they were lightermen, and on returning from a friend's house through Holborn, were endeavouring to induce a hackney-coachman to convey them to their houses, When the patrole accosted them in the most insolent Manner, and actually struck Mr. J(.nes, sin. this Pro duced a counter compliment, n and so the row be gan ; " when the watchmen drew their cutlasses, and t used them in the most violent manner. In correbo. ration of which Mr. Jones shewcal his head, on which were several very severe wounds yet bleeding. Mr. Alderman MAGNAY observed, that this was not the, first occasion on which be had been obliged to repro bate the too free use of the cetlass, which, in the prc. ' sent instance, seemed to have been used with no ordi nary violence. Had not this been the case, he should certainly have taken notice of the assanlt ; but, as an unnecessary as well as unjust degree of force had been used, he should dismiss the complaint. WIIITECRAPEL.—Yesterday J. Bullock was fully committed, charged by Mr. Bayley. of the Golden .Chain public-house, in the Tower, with having pri vately entered his bar, and stole thereout n'B, in sil ver • an were I. Duprey and J. Barker, charged with ' btea ' hing and entering a dwelling-house on Cam- . bridge-heatb, Hackney-road, and stealing a great quantity of wearing apparel ; and W. Morrie, a sol dier, for stealing a quantity of bacon from a cheese monger at Bow. RIGHT EXTRA ?SIZES, IN MOVED OF TICKETS, TIME CONTRACTOR'S FREE GIFT. NY ANY ONE PACIIRT THE /PURCHASER OP A TICKET MAY RECRIY/1 ii 50,000 FOR A *LANK, AND IN PROPORTION FOR WARES, EN Tilt PRE SENT STATE LOTTERY OF ONLY 10,000 TacErre, TO DE ALL DRAWN THE lint SEPTEMBER. THE SCHEME contains many Novel Improvements, with ii...Ptizes are.....4's 2,000 I—Prises of 4,000. .are 8,000 2... Prises 0f...... S,Coo...are. 0,000 4... Prizes of 1,000. .are 4,000 And upwards of Two Thousand Prize, of .esoo, 8300, 4100, &e. &e. down to the lowest Prizes of £22 each, being Seven Penns mere than the Smallest Prizes in the late Lawrie:4, and overt Ntunber will be drawn from the Wheel. Schemes with the Numbers of the Tickets sealed in the Packets, and iod‘ed in the BANK Or ENGLAND, may be had at the often et T. BISH, the Contractor for the Lottery, No. 4, CORN HILL, and N0..9, CHARING-CROSS. And at every LoTrans °erica in Town and Gauntry . . • . _ 11 , 1 T. P4JR. Wednesday West-End Fair terminated forthis sa lon, having continued - for three days. During thi -day, but particularly in the evening, every avenue leading from the metropolis to this rural scene of hi. larity was crowned with the young and the old, the rich and the poor, in curricles, tandems, di/GM-pan/4 taxed carts, and waggons covered with boughs, in which the merry, unsophisticated children of nature sat, crammed, rammed, and jammed, like figs in a grocer's jar, munching their gingerbread cakes, and chaunting ballads, not Made to their mistresses eye-brow," but highly expressive of coarse love, and an uncheck ed spirit of jollification.--At the entrance of this ce lebrated Fair, the eye of the gazer was entranced by the noted Mr. Saunders, and his equestrian troop, an . noencing a poney race, for the especial entertain ment of the vulgar, and why should not the vulgar I be entertained ? I In another corner was the immense booth of the inimitable Mr. Gyngell ; on the platform of which, he, the great principal, condescended to strut in full plumage, looking as terrific as Hector, whenle shook his blood-stained lance to defy the hosts of Greece! —On his left side, three Graces from Tothilftelds amused the spectators with anhumble imitation ofrhe Highland Fling ; while Paris, disguised' as a Scara mouch, danced attendance upon this peerless group, and , ever and arm, regaled them with genera and mutton pies, as the rector and ambrosia of Olympus could nothe vended at West End, without a permit from the Exciseman, as they are contraband articles of traffic, and not comprehended in the statute. This gala was decorated with toy-booths, ginger hread-stalls, and temporary eallerde ; where the swain botfght a true-lover's-knot for his Delia; the children a gilt alphabet, which they tint admired and then , devoured: while the thirsty visitants retired under the ; awning of the. moveable tavern, and drank the health I of the PRINCE REGENT in WHITBREAD'S entire ! In the front of a puppet-show, where they were to dramatize the sad late of Jane Shore, by the aid of some wooden Comedians, (no extraordinary charge. ters either), sat a veteran monkey, alluring his . jocund brethren in the mob beneath hien, with apt antics, not unworthy of—himself ! In another part stood a fellow blowing a trumpet, l as dissonant as !Mimes, to signify that the delights of the microcosm were just going. to be represented Ito an astonished world, for the small consideration of l a penny each, where they would, incontinently, see the Emperor of Russia on his charger, andßonaparte I in the suds--Cupid and Hymen getting tipsy at the Horns in Doctors' Commons; and the full Moon I laughing over the British Metropolis ! Thus wonder succeeded wonder, and joy succeed ed all, until the shades of night gave the cue for a general departure, when the motley, but exhilirated, crew returned to their homes in peace: " blest home, which all greet with a visage so comely, " For Lome still is home, be it ever so homely.. It was said, that the Lady of the Manor would have suppressed this innezious scene. of humble f ill city, but we cannot believe the charge to be true, as nothing can be more absurd, in the administration of local authority, than to check those felicities in the poor, which have no direct tendency to the violation of social order. Whenever the privileges of custom are abridged by power, it should nr,t be done without a very strong justifiable cause to wart-int the measur e. ' RION WA:I at Af LONDON klitiDt:E TO-MORROW. Morning. Afternoon BIRTH. • Friday, at Stoughton, Hunticgdonohlte, the Lady of Lieute nant-Gt irral Or slow, of a son. # Mint Ittsroagn ANISTIVALTAPRESignik T O Cure Eruptions in the Face, Skin, &c. without impairing the constitution, is the prominent havens of that excellent and unprecedented preparation for the skin—Mgi. Vll4- cures GOWLAND'S LOTION. The &Rowing note from a Lady of rank is a proud teetirnuoialoof its superior excellence t No. 49, Charlotte-street Portland-place. ' Lady Catherine Lennox peesettl; her cemplimeets to• Wes Vincent, and bas the pleasure of stating, that, by the use of rsv• quart bottles of tier Gowlund's Lotion, she Is perfectly ctired of a violent Eruption upon her Face add Arms ; she was recom mended by her physician to make use of tke Lotion, which has exceeded het Most sanguine expectations. Mrs. V. is at liberty ' to make use of her name, as having experienced Its heeling vir cues; and Lady Lennox will also recommend it as. much as pos. sible within the sphere of her acquaintance. Sold by Mrs. Vhsomt, No. 6, Davies street, Grosvenor-square, London ; Bacon and Co. I SO, Oxford-street ; Mgr, No. 65, Cheapside • Dicey aid Sutton, Bow Church - yard; Cruttvrell, Bath; Th4rman, Exeter; Wolstonholme, York ; and all th, re speetisbie Venders of_ genuine Medicines in Europe, in Quarts, ed. Pints, ss.ed. Half-plats, 2s. 9J. To prevent counterfeit Lotions, it it necessary to observe the name M. E. Vincent, Is signed upon all that is genuine. Likewise is sold as above, VINCENT'S RESTORATIVE TOOTH POWDER, for pre. serving, restoring‘ and beautifying the teeth, and curing the scur *phi the parts, price its. 9d each box. FAMILY BREWING. BY THE ICING'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. MEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. respectfully •L I roll& the attention s( the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public. to their PORTABLE FAMILY BREWIN3 MACHINE. It combines all the Utensils in ONE t is durable, convenient, and compact in its form; takes to pieces with ease, and is kept in order with little trouble; its cousiunptiou of fuel is small, and It condenseithe steam. The method of using it Is equally simple and certain ' NO MASHING OF THE MALT BEING REQUISI lE, NOR ANY PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE OF BREWING, and inva riably peoduces Ale and Beer of the TRUE HOME-BREWED FLAVOUR, which becomes perfectly transparent. Sold by the Proprietors. Islington-green and Skinner-street, Snow-hill, London • and Wine-street, Bristol. Also, by appoint. went, by the follow ing. Furnishing Ironmongers: LONDON : Messrs. Feitham, 105, St. Martin's-lane ; Messrs. Summers, 105, New Bond -street; Messrs. Roberts, May, and Co.66,oxford.st reet ; Messrs. Downer and Sanders, 152, Fleet street; Messrs. Larkins and Eade, Wholesale Ironmongers, 56, Chiswell-street ; and Mr. Palmer, si, Cornhill.--SOUTH WARK : Messrs. Benham and Prentice, 133, High -street.— DORSET: Messrs. Thorne, Shetborne —WILTS : Mr. Rus sell, Marlborough; Messrs Whitchurch and Ponting, Devises. --SOMERSET : Mr. Stothert, Bath. DEVON: Messrs. , I Kingdon, Exeter ; Mr. Narroway, South-Molten ; Mr. Heath- I man, Plymouth; Mr. Rendell, Tiverton. NORFOLK: Messrs. Agp and Curr, Ironfounders,Norwich.—LlNCOLN : Mr. Taylor, Hecklngton, near Sleaford ; Mr. Ashton, Louth. WARWICK: Mr. Harborne, Birmingham.—HEßEFOßD: ' Mr. Monists, Hereford.—LANCASTER : Mr. Hope, Archl tees, 57, Princess -street, Manchester.—NORTHUMBER LAND: Mr. Marshall Mather, Newcastle-upon-Tyntx— WALES: Mr. David t homes Newcastle, Carmarthen. Just published, DEC 'IONS for BREWING wit% the PORTABLE FA MILY BREWING MACHINE; containing Instructions fur jadging of the Quality of Malt and Hops, and :he Meti•od of Stewing, PORTER, ALE, TABLE ALE and TABLE BEE.R. Bold by the Proprietors , and by ails hei r Agents; also, by the' following Booksellers: Mr. Chappk,66,Poll-Mall; Mr. Handing, 26, St. Jamves-street ; Mr. Hone, 27, High street, BI oomsbury ; and Mr. Maxwell, 21, Bell-yard, Temple-ba . Price One Shilling. To be allowed to purchasers of a Machine. NEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. brew fur Public Inspection every Tuesday, In Skinner-street, Loudon; and oa the Exchange; Bristol. MAKL:Ir.I Tu..541v, Srerart Boyne Inglis, Esq. Faymaster, second light ',Raabe): Kings Ge rtnan Legion, to Miss Curteis, eldest daughter of Edward Jeremiah Curl ets, of Windmill Hill , Susses, Esq. Saturday moruiag, it Clifton Church, Mr. J. L. Frost, whole sale woollen-draper, rristol, tot Miss Moore, only daughter of Mr. S. Moore, of same place. Major hlacalister, 'Jab Regiment, toAddrancEddier, a native ot France. . Lately, at Belem, in Portugal, James Watson, Esq. Captain of the let Battalion, 4.1 d Regiment, to Miss E. Caney, of Newbury. The Rey. Charles Prowett to Cecilia, youngest daughter of Sir William Wolseley, Bart. Staffordshire. July 23, Major W. Markham Combs, of the Royal Marines, to Eliza, daughter of Lieutenant-General Barclay, ',testae:lt Commandant of the Royal Marines. John Lime, Esq. Purser of his Majesty's ship Minden, 74 gues s to Miss Stonehouse, daughter of J. Storehouse, Esq. of Cork. Tuesday, John Fraunceis Fitzgerald, Knight of Olin, In the county of Lintertek, Ireland, to Bridget, 6ith daughter of the Rev. Joseph Eyre, Rector of St. Giles's, Reading, Berks. DJEIL At Florence, in March last, Wenceslaus, Count of Purgstall, Count of the Roman Empire. Ittb. 3, at Calcutta, Bengal, in her 87th year, Mrs. Frances Johnson, the oldest British resident in Asia. She was grandmo ther of the Earl of I.lverpooL July 20, aged $2, the Rev. R. Keates, Rector of Bideford and King's Nytapton,Devonshire, and father of Vice-Admiral Sir R. G. Keates, K. B. leiy 28, aged 94, J. Davies, Esq. am cousin to her Grace tie DuChess of Norfolk, and Captain in the Royals. July 23, at the Rev. J. Harris's, at Aylesbury, (while one tie Norfolk Circuit), D. P arlten, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at law. 'lily 15, at White lady Anon, Worcestershire, Mrs. Eliza beth Bourne, at the very adraaced age of 101. At Ferrel, on the 19th instant, Mrs. Raft, wife of Mr. Ralf, merchant there. On hearing of the death of her son, who was drewned while bathing in Findhern river on the 7th instant, she became inconsolable, and so exquisitely keen were her feelings, that grief terminated a file which (until the catastrophe above alluded to happened) had not been ruffled by any domestic Gala . mitt. She died in her 44th year, and has left a hueband and nine children. TOOTH Pa%VDErt. EALITITUL White Teeth may be regarded as l one of the greatest blessings Providence can bestow, without Which the finest formed face is imperfect; inattention to the teeth and puns is the principal cause of an offensive breath. Burt t a's VIORTAHLS RISTOZATITC TOOTH POWDER is a most elevuit and certain remedy for all diseases of the teeth and gums ; its particular qualities are not simply confined to cleansing the teeth, but wfD preserve them in the bight st state of perfection ; it will render theta beautifully white, tasten such as may be loose, and restore dims to their original purity, entirely era4lcate the scurvy in the gams, cause them to adhere close and firm to the teeth, render them of a healthful red, and the Lrtath delicately sweet, j retleve and cure the most e xcr uc l at i rg tooth - ash, guru-biles, and I swelled face. Soldgarbolesalikaad retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapsitte, corner of Paternoster-row; and retail by Belem and Sharp, Portsmouth, Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; Allnutt, Weston, Mallory, and Jones, Portsea ; Trewrnan, Exeter ; Coakworthy, Gilbert, and Hosland, Plymouth • Newbury, Dublin ; Baxter sad MiDanald, Glasgow ; Smith, idanderston, Scott, and gill, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath; ko.s and Peck, HuU; White, Brighton ; Roberts. Seldon, and Ruff, Clieltenham;_ Greg. sat and Billinge, Edwards and . Penny. Liverpool ; Stains and Lyme, Manchester ; Bowen, Norwich : Knott and Lloyd, /lir . Gregory, Brighton ; and of smart( ipectable Medi, is the irkivicati, in' Doan ak 94 each. .....L. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. The best Accommodation for Travellers, rtod liti,, choice Liquors, and ntoderate Charps. THE following POST COACHES, MAIL. COACHES, dtc. set out from the Saracen's Ikad Ina, EXE'I ER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Fa!mouhr, Dartmouth, and Salisbury New Post Coach, every hforniflg at Six o'Clock, with a Guard, through Honiton, Axminster, Bnd port, Blandford, Basingstoke, and Basihot. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Sti/tcn, and Huntingdon new Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening.-- Coaches from Bonon to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutstord, Stone, and Ltclifield, Post-Coach, called 'I he Expedition, every Evening at Five o'Clock, to Id. Brotherton's, Saracen's Head Irv, Dale-crest, Liverpool. Guarded throughout. BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, through Cl:tippets. ham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Atternoon; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and tin Loudon Tavern, Tho mas -street, Bristol, next Morning.—Coaches to• Wells, Bridge water, Taunton, s.c. LEEDS new light Caach,ealled the Rockingham,sets out every Morning at E l / 4 1at o'Clock; carries Four Insides only, and goes re markably. easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stam ford, Newark, Raiford, Doncaster, and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next Day, at Noon. Notwithstanding the uncommon Expeation of this Coach, it is allowed to he the moat agreeable and complete Public Conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled in Accommodation by any other. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Chorley, Ormskirk, and Carstens Post Coaches, every After noon at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. GLASGOW, I.ongtown Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Brownhill, Thornhill, Sang:bar-Kilo, Cumnock, Kingswell, and all Parts of Scotland, Camperdown Coach, Daily. YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at . ;alt-past Six o'Clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcaster, Darlington, Nortballertoo, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fattgued from the length of the journey, may rest what time they please, and then proceed on without any ad pidonal Fare. I. CLANK, the Black Swan, Coney-street, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other Places. BRIDGENORTH and Walsall new Post Coach, every Reeving. CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven Pest Coach, goes with Four Horses and a Guard all the way. Passes throu?li !trough, Appleby, o;eatehridge, Richmond, Catterich, B•ruughbridgh Wetherby, Aberford, Doncaster, and Granthou (t:oe nearest way by eighteen macs). Sets out every Morning, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers derained au the road by business, or pleasure, have the pox akar advantage of their seats being secured in the next Coach. CHESTER and PARKGATE new Post Coach, Daily. ECLIPSE, a new Flying Pest Coach, to York, cunt:erland, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, carries Four Insides only, every Af ternoon, at Three o'clock , by way of Duncauer,Orantham, and Stamford. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, new Coach, every, Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. TIANCHESTER, Winslow, Consleton, Newcastle, Walsall, aad Wolverhampton Post-Ceach, every Afternoon.—Guardrol. SNREWSBURY, Wellin;.ton, and Slat Anal Post-Coach, the Royal Charlotte, every Evening, at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Rucking ham, every Morning. SAUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Rumsey, Lyndhurst, Ly minguin, Christchurch, Ringwood, Fordangiscdge, V.ltahorn, Poole, Isle of Wight, Jemry, and Guernsey Waggons, Daily BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, acts out every Afternoon, and reaches Eirntiogitam next day at Noon. Passes by Oxford; Enston, and Shipstone, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-street, Birmingham. HULL, Northeave, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster Post- Ceach, every Morning at Seven u'Clock, to the Buil and Sun Myton.gate, 131 4 lisLiliY, Hampton, and Twickenham, Twice a Week SOU I'HAMPTON, Winchester, Airesturd, and Alton Lomb. every Evening. SUNDERLAND, Yarm, and Stockton Coack, every Mani. ing, at past 6. WILLIAM B. MOVNTAIN and fully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they accountable for any Perces or Luggage. Ice, of snore thigraileP Founds Vide,. if lost o r damaged, unless entered AM sad= for aeasr4eigir. the Sancta's Wad kw, bliffluTt s &t. IMPRESSED with a conscionstw.ll.that thei r viatica [roomier general plaw has h. en !mealy h ene w e others, and improved in their protessoomd acquiremeet, d maturity of near twe n ty y ears esperienex, Mears. CURIAL Co. continue , with unabated ardou r , th e era d ication a( " orders which are the essasequenee of :Hie t induirie nee , l i e l structive habste ma to inconliderete sdioslidsoy. proftelet, cure of these remplahats, they hold out no indcting :re 164 but sensible as all men mug he of elistence of saii lamittea, they oiler their aqsittince a. regularly edcat a iy: gems of .4 Loodon, fed of the Royal College 01 Edi t h, In all cases of Syplillitle infection, and is every envoi' debility and deficieny, whether ariun g from theinfAntatitai certain destructive habit, keg rtsidence is warm dinn o , lol livinr, or any other cause producing deficiency of Nina ) , the patient may rely on a speedy rev -oratio n to Their improved plan of curing strictures of the urethra h s , L attended with peculiar success—stricture, of t en or teem ; duration have yielded to 'Lett treatment in the thert p ea three weeks. k Maim Currie and Co. may be consulted by either get mail greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, ht e . N Hatton-Garden. Patients in the country are requested to the particulars of their case, age, and 'Literal habit of b a b el inc:osing a militant* for advice and meicittes, wh en o r 4. will be Riven or sent to any rut of :he kior!o:r. T HE Value of Da. FittuatASPS44l6 has been so long proved, that nothing of the I rea m A,," an bear a competition wiih it, in a il t h e different 401,7 certain disease ; which it effectually c.,rli and eradica tes I the habit, without escith.g the painlid feelin gs and tiptoe : attends i:alisation—wi bout di b.litatiug the constitvuse is degree, or even requiring confinement from busbies, ', ta i l ; don of diet. The radical v noes of thew ine•tinuble ItsT proved their claim to public approbation far m•re ile, In all the debility of both sexes they prove a iless.ed t stave—whether the debfl.ty is produced by too fa s „„ ei cury, by III:eit pleasures, or the eff.c.s ore waist' clea ts . Te travcriss and those going abroad, they cannot be riesa misk i too s•rongly, as they will receive a sat-, spee ly, sad cur.:, in all old stubborn glees, and every weakness thst ea : the bladder and organs of urine. By i s t.Oicaty sea r have become mothers, who fur many years had been *L I Z that happiness. Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Bailer's, No. 4. MINN % corner of Paternoster-row ; and retal, by Belem and *e h Portsmouth; Hall and Johnson, Gosport; rtilautt,Wessea,l6l, lory, and Jones, Fortsea ; 'I rewinan, Exeter ; Cession* Glenville, Gilbert, and Hoxland. Plymouth ; Newbury, gm. Hn ; Baxter and Macdonall, Glasgow ; Sm'tb, Maim s , Scott, and Cargill. Edinburgh : CrururrlL Bath : Kostas e a A mi th Hull; White, Brighton; Roberts, Sekkm, and Ray, ham ; Orison and Billinge, Edwards and Penny. Lag* Stains and Lynch, Manchester; Bowen, N orw i c h ; gam* Lloyd, Birmingham; Gregory, Brighton; and mast Maids, Vendep, ha bottles, at 2e. Pd. 45.6 d. and 295. • GOVERNMENT SECURITY IS *PHI SAFEar AGM, COUNTERFEITS. A N OFFICER in the DRAGOONS 14, EA .L 1 quite bald on the top of his head, but now the balillha is covered with thick hair, has used the Genuin e RUSSIA OIL regular for a few months. Several Ladies and-Gentlemen who had used the Rua 01 for years, and from the use of that alone not a hair WA a turned grey; but being persuaded by their Hair.donens other. Oils that are advertised, as they are cheaper, bat Wand found them the dearest; their hair fell eff. or cured grey, lurs declared they will use no other than the Russia Oil is busk It being the best article fur moistening the hair when &aims* keeps real or false hair of its natural gloss, and is so create eio rusher, if used constant never a hair will fall of or tun grey; sliest, where there Is hair by nature, and it has got this at idk by uArg the Russia Oil regularly, you may rely us ib below .tored. Promotes eye-brows, vrloaksrs, and will ;invest wham rian'nr reddish or grey. It is.the best preparatwa Seth( wad tor presrrviag and promoting the hair. Is used by the Ssal Fani.'y, and Ladies and Gentlemen of Dist'netion. A CAU rioN.—As a sat of Swindlers have raurrefitsi tit a 0 , 1, and given it for ask' at Natl.:lees...is steps, an as aecnrity, the Proprietor Las lave of the Coniesinisoas si Die h 1.4 y's Snap OfEco, ea have his name, •• .5. Mem' rt.:rued on tee Governmtut Stamp, which is on the est Idtd the cover of each bottle, the counterfeiting of wlr.ch s for Prince's Russia 0..1, at Ss. per bade, ur ass bath, eonn,ining foot. small, at £l. Is. or six large at ,C 5. Sohl by the Proprietor, A. Prince, John tam:, Oeferlittut opp , . si'e No. 7, And by appointsit.i.t, Mr. am? do. Preforms his Mi-sty, New Bund-street; Davi •rt and Sao, sr, Floe* 5.r. et ; 3, Chears , tte ; Bacon. +SO, Oitir.l-antet ; 1t at; at 4, Holborn; Botton,Tatt, Royal Encamp; and of inost ;or canal Pertumers and Med .:foe Veselers. Ladies aid Gentlemen residing in th• colliery, by balsas one pound in a letter to the Proprister r will retrace by ret.a4 coach one guinea's worth. • Merchant., Captains, also Co•wry Shn'krepers, sera; this Orders to any \4 holesale Ptrfuiners, or Med ewe %%adv. um/ deal with in London, will receive liberal a loos:ter. 1.!, - .• 1:e sure to order Pasnea's Lotasom RUSSIA Om, wise are many counterfei.s. 4 I Pk. 11 , ab .11 COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMAS, CONSUMPTIONS, kr. MADDEN'S VEGE FABLE ESSENCL THE fnllowing well Attested Case of a am were • and, perhaps ' u•iex.unpled rompiic ui r. of Ikon lialolies effectually cured by M dd.u's I sence, slot oweiate the most incredulous of its iupethir and :.ovatigo Powers. To Mr. MADDEN. HONOUR CD Sllt...‘ittr use great bent fit which I have method front your excellent MAI , it, the Vegetable Esser.ce, and weir unbounded generosity i.e It: mown grandiously, I should, is de ed, be wanting in gratitude if I did not return you toy mot s:ucere and hearty thanks. ibis is the only acknwledgiaest is in my power to make; hat I earnestly wish that, for fbt poi Aolbilniuyt 11:1 , y led rs t ag ell o o , ni-c g r o e t a v tu e r ry es‘,viriti,y and, consequently, should be made pebik, very severe cold; winch Rat:ll.d on my lucs ance of many Gentlemen of the Faculty, and have tried woke other means ; but all to •no purpose. The Asthma, as tlEry tall Ihareh adthe ninat it, wso inveterate, that t requently for three or four, and soon times six or seven mantis., I was unable to speak, from th,,ikell• ness er my breath. At last, about three years ago, I siastakoll itt that I could not lie down in my bed either night or day; awl many, very trtaLy times, did I think in the morning risk I mullet rve nil the evening, and in the evening that I could not lire morning. Besides this, I was so afflicted with the scatrub asi was continually breaking nut in area and Wig as big asigglials__ b•-aling up, and another bteaking oat successively; my calgim s extrentely vii•lent ; and nay f, et and Lys swellr4 to stab that those who saw them feareJ theywould butte. In tlisow fat state I was confined two refs and ten munths. 10Isswe blessed be the 1.0 a n tor Ins gooditeas and mercy to saes twi ll the assistance of your Valuable Medicine, ail my cambia at remov. d, to the astoins' cunt of ad who knew me; WWI whom call me A is% atkirg Miracle.' I will only nit shall always retain t::d most grateful sarong your Weald's... that I 11311, Honouied Sir, your n.ost obliged ;rid etc Mow Servant, 'USN &WPM Jaye, June G. 1819. I bel•ev-• the above statement to he perfectly 'comet* rarely vouch for its authenrcity. J. Mr Intl, Vicar of Rye The VEGE'a ABLE F.`i •ENCE is sold in tacks, prits ' etch, stamp duty inc'uded, st Mr. Maddon's Mose, NO Gloucester -street, Queen-square, Blootr.shury; and by Appointtnen• at Mr. tangt es, ISO, Oxford - street; kin's, IS, 011Dond-street Mr. Huyttenin's. 35, liurelistr. Mr Miss's, corner a King-itrea, Holborn ; Mr. restorer's , Holborn; Mn.. Ward's, near Middle-row Holborn; Mt. Per' rin's, e 3, Southampton-street, Cow-tit-garden; Mr. Matoulfir 8:, E.lertsstreet ; Mr. Nix's, Royal Fxcharge Gate; Mr. Mt n• lid's, t Lei , Disboptgate Without; Mrs. Jordass% 24 1 1 1 : chapel; and Mr. Clark's, 269, Higli-sireet, borough; 8 • 0 r. wi etc else—where a Pamphlet, coutainlng a parti, al.r acelow of it s vin se*, and a large selection of Cures. ace. may be lola Mr. Madden will send three bottles to any part of th e dem (Gamine fr‘e), upon rect. lying MI encltoure of one raw The Poor may be. supplied gratis, as loud, in iskascessel y street; Mere wahin the last ail years, it has been, dies, dirt wed to spew& of three tboosand persona ; and where Mr. Moo des base salsornin dye lanithe inexpressible gunk Alan d tit a " " 4109 inft ••411/1"/ of its Mlsw creatures; and, tbsrsbrs buting to tile lopipinpsant a pagardanate number of that Dew Hes and fries*, LONDON s itilat•d o 2 —l-2•11L MINT. Firkin Nar.a. at/ publigiod there, at the $Nr Oen, Tospirits.