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. . .•. • • • , • , . • . . • 1 " 1 " 1 " 101 . 1113, " Ir. I FUIL22IP.R:EX7RACTS FROM tHB - FRENCH • ... 4 .-' ' • - )ketliEß.S. - ' i . • • ..• ' 4 ' • • ... .—.... ~ .. . ii 4 1 . - A, v6i E. NOVEMBEkt 5. • . „letters which we.receive from the 'ulterior of Ger-. z ananv are 6164 with'cannelaints respecting the in°. orit -conduet 91 the Russians. Not. content with . areptitig . .S.art 7 . 1 ..," .co ri uered country, the cos . •f . . S:lCkillfrel• . vitt : A the neigbbnuririg. Cep-. 14 101) tries; ail- -treat the . ni *outs and plunder,tbeitpro -perty.. They are nut subject to any restraint, to any: , -discipline • . Om give themselves up with impunity to all kind o ejcesses. . . . There is no doubt but the bad !treatment which dry m eke suffer' 04 allies of the King tlf Saxony, : woo they, have sent under. an escort to Berlin, will . cti•l.yu , l all Saxons who love remained faithful to il l ei t ling and countrl, and who detest the treason .. lot :et iielii..;ut and other Sazun Generals sold to It'uisia. Altai she ,oureat of the' French army from Leipsic, the Alliesothiinglit nothing could arrest them. .The late.htttles in which General Wrede received .the punislitnent of his ingratitude towards thc Em, riror Napoleon, his beliefactor,* have rectified their isleae,..and have taught them te appreciate French Iralour, the energy of which a reverse cannot weaken. They. already know that . all the fortresses on the Rhine are provided with ammunition, provisions and garrisons, and that all their hopes will expire before . this bulwark of .art and nature. • • FRANKFORT, NOVEMBER. 2. The Bavarian troops, which entered . here on the mooning of the 30th, evacuated the town the follow ing night, and retired upon the left , bank of the Mein. On the 313 t, about eleven o'clock in the morning; the French light cavalry arrived _with some tiralleurs, who qUckly marched to the avenues from the - badge. A cannow.de then took place, which lasted bil night, and recommenced the following morning. Of two mills, 'which are upon the bridge, one was entirely burtit, and the other damaged. - • His Majesty . the Emperor Napoleon arrived on the • 31st at three P.M. and established his head quarters in the country house of M. de l3ethrnann. • All the French troops denied round the town, and bivouacked in the neighbourhood, with the exception of the advanced posts, these' only' enteted into the towns ; the Marshals,- the 'Generals, the sick and 1 wounded, the equipabes of die Eruperor,,aud a chosen battalion of intautry and astulaimerie, winch. es! , - 'coned them. His Excellency the Duke of Bassano arrived to- ) wards evening. The French troops put themselies: in march yesterday morning. . Ills Majesty the Ern.: reror set out at half-past one in the afterroon,, to establish his head.cptartets at Hoechst, a small towe d in the Duchy of Nassau, two leagues from hence. 'Phe rearguard of the French army, commanded by the Duke of Trevise, arrived towards evening, and %likewise ailed round the town. It put itself iu route this morning. . . I '. CARLSRUHE, NOV. 5. • 1 r We have received here the details of the battle of . the 30th ultimo, by the Auittian Bavarian army: It has suffered consid erable losses in killed and priso ners. Two B a var i an Generals were lolled, two Aus trian Generals wounded, sted the General in Chief, Count Wrede, received two balls in the body. NAPLES, OCTOBER 26. The Moniker of the Two Sicilies, lately published an article extracted from the Journal aldricuic. . We read in that article, that the Captain of the zebeck, ,the Conciliateur, which left Malta with a licence, on :the Fith September, had brought the happy intelli °Fence that the plague bad sensibly diminished in that ~. island, and that the Magistrates of Health had pub- listed, that if, _within forty days, reckoning from the Bth September, when the last case happenedin. La i • .Valette, no more symptoms of the plague appeared, that town should be declared 'released Irons the re. .strictiens which had been imposed. But-this deposi tion of the Captain of the Conciliateur is in contra diction with-later official intelligence received from /Malta, together with a list of the deaths which is • publisl ed every day. . We, therefore, consider, a a duty to announce to • the public, that from tie 11th tothe 26th of Septem• ber, there have died in the town Of La Valette, and ' the. other parts of the island, 294 individuali, and that 226 more have been attacked by a 'disease con sidered as contagious. That publication should put ' us on our guard against the dangerous accounts Magistrate upon an object of so great importance. Our • Magistrate for Health has thought proper to aug ment the health precautions along the coasts of this • ,kingdom.. • Bavaria lost, in 1779,.by the Treaty of Tcschen, the district of the inn Virtiil, when his Majesty the Emperor concluded, in 1905, with Austria, the Treaty of Fame of Presburg, be caused that district to be restored to Bavaria, this Monarch only re / .served half the domains of that country, which he distributed in 1910, after the conclusion of the Treaty of Peace of Vienna : His Majesty then gave decorations to General.Wrede, and the superb and important estate of Moudsie. Bow•sraxtroL.A system of fOrgery, to an alarming extent, was yesterday 'developed at this o ffi ce, in which the principal persons hitherto detected were William . i iftlinson and Mary his wife, who lodged at No. `2l, Hand.street, St. George's in the East. The whole • was discovered. by means of one Erriblin, who had agreed to purchase of Atkinson 15 ene-pound notes of theColchester Bank of Messrs. Cr ickett and Round, for £10; the latter pretending that they were good, but stolen. The bargain vas accordingly carried into effect at a public house in Wellclose-square, when the Police-officers were called in, and Atkinson and his wile secured. On the person of the wife were found 164 forged notes of the same description, and at their lodgings were found the corresponding platy and ap paratus for forgery. There was also found a plate for bills drawn at Rio Janeiro, on a b4nking.house in London, besides a plate for four-penny stamps. The • prisoners were fully committed for trial. Last week, a farmer'S servant. of St. Isse7, being in dispute with a youth who was at work nearlm, threw a vide at bim with so much violence, that though it missed him in the first instance, yet it re r bounded so violently tour a wall against which it 'slanted, as to Strike him a mo r tal blow_ oa the back part of the head. The lad instandy expired. A 'cwt. uses jury have bootight in a vardia of os 4ead a dd ANA ni" . ‘. . • . • • ' INF4IIIIOUS . CONDUCT. - lie person who has Marked the general spirit which 'pervades our columns, will ,f'ar'e moment believe that we can adyocate the cause of those: who viylate their /wok, or mho *can, fili thc _love or mope beco me such traitors its: ti assist so liberafies."lirers of Wei:ooW sending them back tei thew, squetitiain, to' carry arms ' against those to ityhOi per . , re cap tive. Our motives in f iiiing the present:: tement will, therefore, not be misunderstood. Every labourer is worthy of his hire. Many Eng: lishmen have been restored to their country, their friendi ind . families, who but lately were groAning in prisons in France. A circumstantial detail of the means would, for many reasons, be highly injudicious; bnt the conduct of certain individuals, whose names have reached us; deserves high reprehension : they ought to be driven from the society of all honourable men—they ought to have been left to- perish in French dungeons. The person who conveyed them from A pri.on —who restored these men to liberty, and left them in England in the hands of their countrymen, I demanded, on landing them on the 23d of September last, his stipulated and promised reward, and to earn which he had incurred the penalty of death. One of the men gave him abad bill, payable in Guernsey ; anotber,e Serjeant of Marines, aho gave a bad bill ; tht third, to crown the infamy, not only openly 'refused to pay the promised sum, but, most atrociously, threat ened to send an account of the whole proceedings to the French Government I—in other words, to expose the man to the forfeiture of his life, incurred by aid. ing this worthless fellow in making 'his escape ! This despicable wretch had for some time been a prisoner at Arras. Thus the poor foreigner returned with a mind suspicious of the honour of Englishmen, and little, disposed to assist any more of our unfortunate countrymen, who ate pining in captivity. COVENT GI!'RIM? 7 HEATRE. SHAKSPEADEN TragedY of 'Antony and Cleo/antra, with alterations, and with additions front DRYDEN, was last night produced at this Theatre. lii the preface to the piece, thus new modelled, we are infor med, . that the arrangement was undertaken for the purpose of collecting in one focus, the various beau lies which ire scattered through the two p'mys, foun ded by SHAKSPEARE and DRYDEN OD the same basis. And, in justice to the individual to whom- this deli cate task was cemmitted, we must observe that be has been extremely successful. " An amalgama tion of wonderful and poetical powers" has been ef fected ; and, in many instances, 41 the 'violations of the unities" which Ire gross and frequent in SIIAK• sesames productions, if not entirely avoided, have •been greatly softened down. -Mr. YOUNG .sup ; ported the character of Mari Antony with force and discrimination. Whether as the lover or the hero— now solely occupied in gentle dalliance with the Egyptian Queen, now burning with shame and indig i nation at the defeat of his navy, and bravely deter mining to retrieve' his shattered fortunes, and to break the chains in which an artful woman had bound him—his acting was full of tenderness, or • spit it, spurt, as the varying scene demanded the transition. .The young and victorious Cesar found an able repo sentittive in Mr. Asa° r, and he was highly applauded. Mr. TERRY was an ersellent Yentitfiut—his first scene with Antony was admirably supported by him and Mr. Younu.—Mrs. FAUCIT was the Ckotatra. No actress could have been more happily selected to give an external representation of that beautiful and fasci niating woman. • The person and even countenance lof Mrs. FAUCIT are extremely handsome ; and she adds to those advantages ease, elegance, and anima tion. She happily delineated the artful, voluptuous, and impassioned Queen ; and,'in the scene where the messenger informs her of the marriage of Antony with Octavio, she displayed great powers of acting.— Mrs. bl,Gistiom sustained the character of Oaavia, with great dignity and feeling. The Tragedy has been got up in a most splendid style. The scenery is extremely beautiful, and the dresses superb and appropriate. The representation of the "engagement between the fleets of Antony and °davit': Cesar, is a most brilliant spectacle. The grand funeral procession, with which the piece con cludes, is excellently arranged, and has a very striking and impressive -appearance. At the termination of this gorgeous Drama, the following El:leo:um, or Dirge, which was adequately set to music by Mr. BISHOP, was performed in a style ctf more -convenes and spirit, than we ever remember to have heard in is theatre, on a similar purpose: CHORUS. Cold in death, the Hero lies; Nerveless, now the Victor's arm;' Quench'd the lightning of hb eyes, The Foe to daunt, the Fair to rim. Mourn, soldicrs,.mourn ! your day is done, Valour has lost its cheering sun : The Roman p'cry sets on Egypt's shore, s And great MARK ANTONY will rise no more ! soya.— BY MR. INCLEDON. 0 Comrades ! many a time has he Led us tc-glorious-victory. ! Then blush not, friends, at drops that force • flown manhood's cheek their ragged course • The tears that Soldiers o'er their General shed, • Are brave 'lieu's tribute to a brave man dead! QUA RTSTtn. A constant fire his courage gloved : A ceaseless stream his bounty flew d: if riches in the field of lame he rup'tt, The halbert was on love and kiesid&h, Itened! 801.0.—8 Y 111 R. SINCLAIR. . When Mars no looser battled on his side, And Neptune, weary of his prowess grown ; Buoy'd him no more to conquest down the tide, E'en then no sword subdued him but his own ! While Cleopatra's graveTe trim, There her lov'd Antony inter For she her Egypt last for him ; 'He half the world hie bcr ! GRAND ciloittie. No monument, till now, could boast a pair So fatted yet; alt ! • so hicklesk to their doom : Long will the doves of Venue murmur there, And shouts of warriors thunder o'er the tomb ! The piece was received by a most crowded and genteelaudience with' the strongest marks of appro. bation, and announced for a second representation, lamidst universal plaudits. • ••••• Friday se'nnight, in the .Sessions-house, Green street, Dublin, John ifayden, under Turnkey of New slack was tried- for suffering, Francis Tinter charsed with the murder of I4r. Goulding, to escape. 1:110, Jury acquitted Hayden of the vo/matery escape, but convicted him of negligence ; and he was sailtenced so one week's imprisonment. . • _ , ~ . • - • mifaztr.o EMentiELD MAR T, NOVrMitit 16. . ' Vititiosto or Mbi Tolerant m *frac. . Beef . 56 Od to tie ,94,1 Vet*, .go Od to 411, dd Mutton fts 44 to :: ). 1 1, L:erk 6s 64 to 7s ad Smits, abbuT 99 O&M* 190141" 1149. .. HAI AND. on_44sciii SMITHFIELD. ar,Plll . l6s 'tit $1 Tri 4eiro au 154 ta 61 10s • .;:,.' i* Os toot 'Os ~ ' ,draw _ .',.. lt * to a 5. HEATOATI Ay) LEAD.RN4d44I.I44 I RKST , . _' . • Diet,per stone, Ss to Si 6d. Veal .Ss Od. to 6s 54 Mutton - 41 Od to 5s ed. Port 7s Od to 94 Od PRICE by MOPE IN THE BOROUGH 114AfelLET. * Pockets.. . ~.. Kent tr . :ll to 91 Os Kent "'7lTs to 101 101 Sasses • 51 5s to 81 4k Stain 71 0i to 91 9. Essex 91 Os to 14 Ils Fatalism 161 Os to 181 Os AVERAGE PRI&E of CORN IN ENGLAND and WALES, f r om lige retithas ending the 6th of November, 1813. Wheat. * RT..' Barley. Osts. Boos. Pease. s. 4. 15.4. I 6. 41. la.d. I s. d. is. d. 90 0 I ST 2 1 .50 2 1 32 10 163 g ( 65' 9 The average Price of Sugar, computed from Ate returns made in the week It_llog the 10th of Notemher, is 61s. 4d. per cwt. RLTURN OF Wimps. IN 11#1.tItIC•4.Alig; from Nov. 1, to Nov. 6, Tot* 4,194 quarters. Average 910.100.-2 s. 43111. lower 1 than last return. ILIITUIN or FLOUR from Qctoir 30, 10 Nov. s —T 0 . 3 114.491 seeks.--Averege79s 11id...-& 11.1. lower than last rectum. BIRTHS. At Finniefton, of a son the. Lady of Colonel Geddes, of the sd Royal Lanarkshire Militia. Lately, the Lady of Captain ill'Donald, of the Royal Marines, of throe daughter,—one died 4‘90/ After birth; the others are likely to live. MARRIED. Capt. Sneyd, R.N. to Eder►, third daughter of Roger Sweten ham, Esq. of Somerford-Booths, star Congtetoo. Sunday stonnight, at Saltash, Lieuk. I. 'F: Warreth R N. to MIN Ftyles, daughter of Lieat W. Styles.. '`2 IDIFD. Richard Alias, Esq. of Bardowle, one of &P . m** . venerable and respeited merchants at Glasgow. • . Sunday se'nnight, aged five years, &Moe; daughter of Mr. 9. Mottley, of the Royal Hospital at Haslar. rlotiN CLAVEKING CIE. a Prisoner toe. Debt confined la his Majesty's Prison of Ludgate, and late orlotoiph-alley, in the parish of Saint George, Botolph-lane, City of London, and using the name and description of John Cia vering Lowrie, watch-maker and dealer in lemon juice; do hereby give Notice, that on the 13th day of October, Isis, I pre sented my Petition, Schedule, and Oath, to the Court for the re lief of Insolvent Debtors, at No. 6, Carey-street, Lincolu'a Inn, praying to be discharged from custody upon all process, and to havefature liberty of my person against the demands for which I am now in custody, and against the demands of all other persons named or specified as my Creditors, or as claiming to be my Cre• ditors, in my Schedule annexed to my said Petition ; and the said Petition, Oath, and Schedule, have been filed in the said Court : whereupon the said Court bath ordered; that the matter of the said Petition shall be heard in the said Court, to be holden at the Guildhall of the City of Westminster, on Tuesday, the Tie day of December next, at the hour of nine in the morning; and the said Court hath judged fit to dispense with my serving Chant*. Reeks, of Wellclose-square, attorney - at-law ; William Stank, Tabernack-square, baker ; Baker and Son, Fore-street, Cripple.; gate, mangle and press-makers ; Edward Braccbridge, Red Lynn street, Clerkenwell, watch-th4er ; Samuel Peacock, Salisbury•• I court, Float-street, Gent.; William Piper, I.ittle Eastcheap, stone mason; John Jobasor ' Puddinglane, orange - merchant; Evan James, liotolpli-alley, milkman; Lewis Lawrence, Shoreditch, shoe maker ; Theophilus Heartier, Botolpti-aliey,prange merchant; Trimmer and Sharp, Pudding-lane, orange-merchants; Merry weather, Sr. John-street, widow; J. Cook, Booth -street, Spital fields, dyer ; J. Hall, Brick-lane, drysalter ; Jos. Jourdan, Upper Thames-street, butcher; John Duncan. Oil Bailey, gentleman; —.•••• Marriott, Strand, wine and brandy merchant; Mae nailed°, Tokenbouse yard, merchant; Hopkins, late of Edgeware-road, cheesemonger ; Charles Russell, Barbican, c'ork case-maker ; 'ragmen, Bermondsey New Road, gentleman ; Hector Barnes Botolph-panne, glazier; Leadham. Tooter.. ! street, apothecary; Thomas Clark, Norton Felgate, clock-maker; ' Samuel and Isaac Day, Southwark, carmen; -••••• Phelps, Ban ality, Lombard-street, schoolmaster ; C. K. Taulkner , liotollh lane; Alex. A!am, Lower Thames -street; Joseph Scott, Botoiph lane; Joseph, St. James's, Duke's Place; Joseph Greening, Pudding-lane; John Smallpiece, Fish-street-hill; Edw. Hanson, Pudding-lane; Samuel Hanson, Botolph-lane;" Benj. Hanson, Botolph-lane; J. Stevenson, Little Eastcheap; Itch. Baylis, Pud ding-lane ; John Johnson, do.; Dyson & Sons, Botoiph-lane; Wm. M`Andrew, Lower 'Fhamts-street ; Josh. and Joseph • Wlllianiebn Berolph•lane • Thomas Bennett, Hatolph-lane; William Parnell: Eastcheap—ell of whom are orange-tnerchants • Edward Smith, Houndiditch, tailor and salesman; H awkins, Botolph hue ; Ann Fowler, Botnlph lane, oranioanerchanif; Creditors named in my schedule, with notics.of my application in manner directed by Act of Pa rliament in that behalf; and ha•li ordered, that notice of the said Petition, Oath, and Schedule, be inseried I la the London Gazette, and in the two Newspapers called the STAR and the Morning Post, of which my said creditors herein before named are hereby required to take notice. JOHN CLAVERING LOWRIE. lr WILLIAM AUGUSTUS COOK, a prisntier J 1.9 for debt confined in Ills Majesty's Prison of the Fleet, and late of Leona 4 street, Shoreditelt, in the County of Middleset, and using the name and descriptie;n of Willie& Augustus Cook, Law Writer, and formerly of Hemlock-court, Carey-Street, to the same County, and using there the ;name and description aforesaid, and before then of Shoe lane, in the City of London, and using there the name and description aforesaid, do hereby give Notice, That on the 14th day of October lest. I presented my Petition, Schedule and Oath to the Court for Relief of In solvent Debtors, at No. 6, Carey-street, Linooln's Inn, .praying to be diecharrid hem custody upon all process, and to have. fu ture 'liberty of nay person against the..deliantit: for which I am now in custody, and against the demands of all other persons named or specified as my Creditors, or as claiming to be my Creditors, in my Schedule annexed to my said Petition ; eta the said Petition, Oath, and Schedule have been filed in the said Court whereupon the said Court bath ordered, That the matter of the said Petition shall be ii.aref in the said Court to be holden at the GeikDall of the City of Westminster, on Tuesday', the 7th • day of December next, at the hoer of nine in the morning : and the said Court bath judged fit to dispense with my serving Tho mas Anderson, of houthampron-buildings, Holborn, stationer; William Audley, of Whit, Hart-row, Essming:on-lane, for merly of Greenwich, linen-draper; --- Bellamy, of Bear yard, Lincoln's Inn Fields, formerly of the Borough Road, bookseller; at. Boyce, Old Bell, Holborn, - newsman ; Messrs. Boyle, Carey-street. Chancery-lane, stationers; Brad ford, Titchfield-street tea.dealer ; John Brook, elude -street, Holborn, timbernterebant ; Wm. Clark, Goswel;-s:reet, geode- Man ;. Cuthbert, Great New-street, near Sboe.lane, baker; Ebenezer Davis, Birchin-lane, gentleman; --Dowse, C hancery lane, stationer ; Edwin Guy, Fetter-lane, wheel:luster ; Joseph Wood Hussey, Furnivars-inn, Holborn, solicitor; Matthew flaw kins, Birchimlane, stationer; Thomas Jeffrey', Ossulston-street, Somers-town, gentleman; Joseph Pratt., Maddox-street, liana v,:nequare, formerly of John-s reef, Golden-square, taylor; Kennett, Cheapside, hatter; George Martin, Ludgate hilt, lave of New-street-square, victualler; Thomas Mayhew, Leonard street, Shoreditch, shopkeeper; John !Stetson, New-street-square, prin ter; A, W. Mills, - Shire.laoe, Carey-street, stationer; Anthony Newman, of the same place, publican; T. Price, Githeres‘pas sage, Clare-market, butcher; Nathaniel Ryall, Carey-street, Chancery-lane, coeldealer ; ' 'Taylor Fore - street, Cripple gate, linen draper • Thomas Tiltmar, nime-lane Fleet - street, .fruit fait: an ; . Richard Tobltt, Castle-street, Holborn, school master; Wllihsm Turmaine, Leonard -street, Shoreditch, schrkil master ; Messrs. Wells and Bytes, Ely-place , Holborn, apotheca tires Wm. Whaley, l'hrogruorton-street, breeches-maker • W. Wilkinson* Ireonard street, Slipreditch. undertaker ; Ed mund Woods, - Hampden-street, Soluers-town, gentleman; andMesers. Witherby, Birchin-lane. stationers; Creditors Darned in my Schedule, with notice of any application in manner directed by tbrallet of Parliament In that behalf; and ttath ordered, that Notieenni the said Pttition, Oarh;and Schedule, be,ineertvd in th. Lontionaezette, and t iro the two Newspapers called the STAL azid the Public Ledger,of which nay said Creditors lieremtfefore banitt ire hereby ,rediered to take Notice. Elea Aiiiii4Jeds Nov. ISIS. '''SYILLIAM - X. COOL 0 - • • • • • • - - - - - • ALLA;lbrs AtiTIBMIGUIS PILLS, Tiai .41. • EiScate , of dine Pais Is =loos gonsplants, •• Aeart•Burn, b.c. are well known, by dully yolks • fa Inditestiow, lAA. of Appetite, habitue,' CNlfttletnosa, and those nurocons train pf diseases, arisiog from c.onsikutifitseArbslitated by Foe Climates, as *ell as the mere frequent inklutienties in the lebrieue lattwles able, dicer Pillscrodoce the slam up, ' effects, and they Ire so innocent In theft Dow, as to relish" ea restraint. bold by E. Edwards, 66, St Peas' I:teireli-yard Poidon, price 9d. tfie Dela. Boa, ad. a: ilia firesilw, . LOCK. AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. Pertoits.sals Royal Highness the date of 'foam. -. .. .1 43111 1 ,11 t NOILS. ' Earl of Leitrim. Col. W. Tones, M. P. Hon. Col. J. Ham, M.P. Cot. H. Clett.ents, M.P. 'Ali Le setie; M.V). eaptaitt !AUT. So k Oftkill/Af. Ritirdiht.: Meat cr of the Royal Collate, !mace rfq HIS I NST ITIJ'IION, established -tor the exams= ..IL sive Treatment and (Amend the VENCititAL ifItiEASE4 and their dreadful consequenxs, ai Stricture., 130..t1it isi-',lllotras tions, dic. has to beam the cunt pi as less than 2,000 Pativols;_iir nually, many of whets,. hoes bees a ffl icted from 10 to tat lost • l'ite early iymptoms of Gonorrhea hid Monet ate cared 4 i few days by Mr. Kiernan's superior and efficideer - mode pf treatment, anti that.weskoess and derangernest of rhotilleratiew organs, which impair t 4 conatitutioa, and ablates We, atia hart 'mole sucteseally treated tlavi on. any other plan. Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as. usual, by ddier we, at hi private home. No. it, Lower Chatlottosstreet. asilised whets Latters fro* Town and Country are to be 14dmiasd,7 1 2 the v e ep and medicine will Le gives or see to any part' bf the . - - • ' ADVICE. - WHEN Men of Education and professional skin use persever'svg endeovattrs to diseover the most safe and serous method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the sums- Ad result of their experience is the best proof of superiority. Messrs. Cat/SS and Co. Surgeons, Live been induced to mike the cure of the fo/lowlng the object of their particular inlay, di. a certain Disorder, frequeirly contracted to i moment of Woe& cation, and lis concomitants, Strictures and Gleets, width, by an improved plan, are speedly and effectually cured ; as also de bility, whether arising from Bacchanalian Indulgences, %nere* dente 'r Funk climate-, or a curet military vice, toe often an. happily pursued by the yowls of both sexes, in the nee casing sterility or barrenness. et3,l time ther $ numerous train Onto- I rout diseases, which, if not remedied, termlhate in Ingo. tekce and censumpeon. In that &stressing state of debility at deldency, whether the consequence of such baneful habits. at arising from any other muse, by which the provers of the-moods talon become en•ech.ed, as regularly educated Surgeons of L. don, they oiler a font, safe, and speedy restoration to 'sound and vigorous health., Mesors.,Qoas and Co. exclusively professing the cure . of WM particular complaints, in order that they may not be, by-1 suist4ea few, marked with the obloquy so joady atumbed. to the ignorant empiric, think it but justice to tnelves to eats that they have been properly educated and Waited into every branch of the professiop (certificates of whiek from differ* Hospitals, and testimonials ft out the most anima Physidam, they have , to _convince any inquirer) that the ,aceei roll from their endeavours first induced theta to tgok darprectice the general Practitioner, and they presume that dear peen:nem constitute a lair ground for the unprecedented otinfidmite whit which they have, by the Public, been ellablealar limismilido The result of a loug and extensive pramice has epaelokd them, by a superior method, to remove vine,. . however inveserabendr somplicate.l, without stibjeMbeg to the* least restegloo In diet or exercise; and In tee* Chiiese where wo early applielt_ i .‘on is wade on discovery of the luiseden, they hu • quantly p -mann a cure in the evot space of two dim . The at. • veceiented success of their mode of treat:mnt (width has never been known to fail in one single Instance in apmedie ef Upon, during wl.'b period many thousaudjoenems of both- sexes ham , been cured, even after severe and in intle melba* bad Ricci I punitieti by otter Pracitionen without spot), fats. thaw* them pulti:cly offer thdr advice. * To bee insuite:! daily by Patients of Oldift Mit t is am % delicacy, via atzention.laetters froth dor. sodicoS, oamidis the particulara of t.s..e eat*, age, &administer of lid* Indloses a remittance, duly attended to, and advlco and Ildedidae lm sit.ded to any ionsoPthe kingient. ... s tit);: eat Co. / eons, is, Nouverie-ttreet. - -, - ' i • • • htf .kTRIMONT. • NOW:orders hate contributed mare essentially to destroy ilytitynial Happitilees than those 'lOl4 are die consequence of unguarded pleaspee. People of sysry rankles, adoration to tbe-Shrine of Wedlock, but whole the Cansfitattons has been tensed by ;Disease, a renovation of itabilitfisteditiois telly requidte. Twenty years have we devoted tar prsedee the excluslVe treatment of the fisilowing Disorders, aid die sin. cessful molt of our plan gives us additional ardour to ewes:ens far as we are able, the ravages of tboye Complaints svhicb are ear nuts: important to the catalogue of Homan infirmities: • Atter initiatuna into every branch, as Nary Surgeons, wefaraneds wish. at an early period of practice, to rescue individual" from their norano• of uneducated men, ur the equilly dangerous precipitancy of general Practitioners. The Disorder' to the cure of which we have deleted our at tention, ernpri.e every species of Venereal Infection • at kinds . . stlhool . . of Debility l whether arising from the habits of __ or the iniulgenciee of mature *age• ' that derangement of she System in Women, which is calve d Barrenness or Sterfilty; Seiniral Weaknesses, Glees, Obstructions in the U as alto Strictures, whether recent or' of long duration, arm which have baffled the skill of other Praeddocers, are be our present improved plan of treatment effectually and perma nently cured, without the lenient suffering the excruciating psis and alarming Hemorrhage which frequently follows the *prairie tion of the Lunar Comic. In the courte °four exteasive pried= ' in this metropolis, numerous cases of STRICTURES have bees and are daily under our care, the total eradication of whittle ef fected by a safe, certain, and expeditious mode of cure impesier to any other yet adoreli. The weakness, relaxation, and debi lity, woceeding trim this complains are speedily removed, sod the Patient restored to sound and eikocems health. But whew the debility has for years exited, a proper perseverance its oar restorative remedies is indispensably requisite, to revivethe slam hering sparks of and to reanimate the constitution. • Numerous Diseaes are the result of ignorance or haste is the treatment of a simple Gonorrhea, and it not unfroquently hap pens that the seeds of life are pcesoned by the indiscretions( aa unguarded hour. By a 'superior method such complaints ere easily cared; and ev.n where.others have 1441, we trust de* we may presume to offer a radical re-eitablishoteut. FeW,bewe ever, are the cases of complicated distress In this dischder, tom pared with the calamitous situation of rwa, who, from WI Itals4 genet in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fashionabi life, acquire that state of di bility Lizit is theunavokktble caw. quence of such pernicious habits. %%litre the unhappy -suffenr broods over his misery, but carefully conceals hit enisfortusies,: may be some cortsolatjoa for him to know, that although it be vt object is doted or trac,,rainty with Other Practitioners, the re ;noval of these deficiencies by the geadualprogress of Renueatire, le the acquirement of bur esperierce if the rites of Bacchei „e Venus have begs.n to reduce manly v gout, much anstety se:l be preveeted by an early counter.o :ton of this languid state, aid iu these cases no great dilficelty will occur. Married WOMfil, who have - long been disappointed in fix f expectazions of a family, may be assitrod, that in most instances. such defects are curable by Medical skilL The secrecy which is so essential to our undertaking, and &I qualifications which we have presumed to state, ferns the bee of our pretensions and in ceencide.ice with such this intitese. er is given, that Messrs. Currie and Co. may he corsulted by 1-**-f tients of either sex with the greatest secrecy aft houour, at the House, No. 107, Liattotegarden. • Patients in the Canary are requested to state the part 'of their case, age, and general habit of hying, and enelosieg aw : mittance for advice and Medicines, when the same will beg" or sent to any pm of the Kingdom CURRIE and Co. Suggeisne, No. 107, Hattoulartkis. September f, still • Pk tCE OF COALS—COAL MARKET, NOV. )ti Skips at Market Sold Prices. 63 Newcastle 63 525. 0.1. to 63e. 61. tt • stil.derlat)d 6 51s. 6d. to Ms. 3d. 1-11Oli WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO4WORROW: , . .; 56211nates alter 9 Afternoon nenntes after 10 LONDON!: Mood by ',avec Kalov, Picket Plaoe, and rvb"ab•d thers.and at Ow Siar-Oesse, Tata.k.Bar. 1 I p r .J d C K . 1 CU till 16 tai of 1.11 ill Pei di;