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. COLONY OF BERBICE. A trial, of some importance to the parties intecesSecl, has taken pl ice in the colony of Berbice, whererhomar Fryer La k neld was indicted before the Criminal Court of Justice, fur haVing altered a contract relative to the sale of a cotton estate called Hermitage. Raving thrown himself on the mercy of the Court, the fol lowing sentence was pronounced : " By the Honourable Court of Policy and Criminal Court of Justice of the Colony of Berbice. 61 The Court of Policy and C'riminal Justice having seen and . . ' examined thr c. hid! 'demand and coitc:usion, mad; by M. S. • lit: NNZ I T. Esq. Fiscal of this Colony, R. 0. against Thomas Viler Lkylieltl, on a charge of having fraudulently altered a cer tain contract, enter. d into between the said . 1 homas Fryer Lay- Dodson, Daniel Alit, and W. Katz, on the 16. h day of Koch, 1811, respecting tho execution-sale of plantation aid bavine also seen and examine.) the vouchers re— lating to t: e said prosecution, and the defence set up by the de fendant against the said prosecution ; and, after mature investi gation and debberation on the dr•cuments, it appearing, from the confession of the said •I'lcolnas Fryer Layfield, that the alteration with which he staads charged was committed by him, and that he (the defendant) had been able to produce no sufficient evidence in support of his plea, of not having a fraudulent intent in the said aheratiou of the before-mentioned contract; and as such &ines cannot be tolerated in a cnrit,mithilty *here justice pre vai!s, and in order to deter others from the commission of such crimes, so dangerous and detrimental to :he community, the Court of. Policy and Criminal Justice, in the Dame of our Save • rtign lond the King, in consequence condemn Thomas Fryer Layfield to be kept in close confinement in the•common goal of the colony of lit rbice, for the space of three succees:ve calendar months from , the date hereof, and further until he pay into the hands of tl.e plaintiff, R. O. a sum of six thousand guilders, Hol land currency, to be applied in such manner as the Court shall hereafter direct; the Court fuither condemning the said Thomas Fryer La) field in the costs and expence of this criminal prose cti, ion.—Rejecting what further is demanded by his Honour the Fiscal, R. 0. " Done in Court, and pronounced on the Bth October, 1812, Cuurt House, : ew Amsterdam, Berbice. (Signed) " J. MURRAY. " L. C. ABSENSETTS. " JOHN M'CAMON. " MITER FAIRBORN. 41 In presence of " GEO. MUNRO." (Signed) R. C. Dowrint, Secretary." " To-day or not to-day ? that is the Question." "There " is a tide in the affairs of men, which taken at the 66 flood leads on to fortune." From the late abun dant showers, this is our :firing-tide, and a Lottery Office lef en to Fortune's Wheel, now flooded with Prizes, which opens To-Monnow MORNING, at Nine o'Clock, with Four Grand Capitals of £20,000 and ge 0,0o0; I Seven of £2OOO and 1000 ! and several Thousand Prizes of £5OO, £3OO, £2OO, £lOO, &c. ace. including £lO,OOO for the first drawn Ticket above 4M. RORER'S' AND JoKEBY le—The admirers of WALTER SCOTT, although they admit the burlesque Poem of " Jon en". to possess inimitable merit as a work of humour, yet are highly displeased with its author fur - making so great a Writer the subject of his mirth; pro bably tliese fastidious critics are not aware that HOMER, SHAKSPEARE, &c. have furnished subjects for the pen of the Satiric Writer,---or do they consider the latter authors of inferior rank to their favourite ? EMBASSY TO JAPAN.—The valuable Account of the Travels of M. VON LANGSDOREF, the learned natu ralist who accompanied the Russian Circumnavigator, was punlished this day. The Author has also availed himself, we und. !stand, of the valuable observations of Counsellor VON KLAPROTH, who was so obliging as to furnish him with several interesting notices which he had collected from Japanese Works, &c.— The Narrative is accompanied by numerous Engra vings from original Drawings. The Peers present in the House of Lords on Mon day evening were surprised at a rather loud and hollow sound, not dissimilar to the report of an air. gun, within the House. After a few moments pause, and some investigation on the part °ldle Officers, it was found to proceed from the fall of the weight inside of the cluch.case, the suspending cord of which had snapped. A m able bust of Mr. WHITBREAD has been una nimously voted by the Committee, to be placed in the principal sal on of Drury Lane Theatre, as a memorial of its re-erection under Iris able and auspi cious management, by which that Theatre has been so splendidly raised from its ashes. The philanthropic Mr. WEBB visited Tewkesbury yesterday se'nnight, and evinced his charitable dispo sition, by placing out in respectable situations a num ber of boys, who were either destitute of parents, or whose friends were unable to provide for them. He also liberated a poor man with a family of eight chil dren, who was imprisoned for a debt of about £2.5 contributed liberally toware.s the supportofthe schools on the respective plans of of Dr. BELL and Mr. LAN ' CASTER ; and left a large sum of money in the hands of respectable persons for other charitabie purposes. One of the great excellencies of the New Imperial Cot:on Twine Shirting:, brought out by the Proprietor of the East India Warehouses in the City, (and were also tile fret fabrics of Linens are soli), is its being found to be one of the greatest regn!ators of that vital source of health, the fterspirati4n,ever discovered, which it promotes not in too great a degree, nor ever checks by sudden chills. Hence it must be highly proper `'or all classes, even for those who adhere still to linen and wear 11,:nnel ; for to adopt this on leaving off the flannel, forms a regular gradationary preparation for the use of the linen. Where the flannel is at once laid aside (howevec hot the weather), severe colds are freeuently known to occur, wnich, by this precaution, rnie,tht be teketerilly prevented. Those Ladies and Fa milies who wish to see this desirable article in its rough r..tte,juit us it comes from the bleach fi./.1, will f ind .1 Sample in Azkermann's Fashionable Repository i'or June. As a great nuniber of persons arc reedered very unhappy by Spasms, Wind in the Stomach, Obstruc tions in the Bowels, want of regular Perspiration, ines, and Bilious Complaints, Head Achs, Hieirt 11111 n, Costiveness, Nervous Disorders, Cholic, G ut, &c.—We are authorised to say, that SPEEDI- Pills are in most cases an excellent remedy for diese complaints ; and especially recommended dur ing the time of Sea Bathing, and dritikiaig the Sea and Mineral Waters ; also for those visiting warm Climates. Prepared by T uomAS SHILuroE, junior, druggist, Tottenham High Cross, Middlesex, by Virtue of au assignment from H. and J. Brswwx, )tile Proprietors of the Receipt, by the Will of M. SPEE DINIAN and are sold by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and Bacon and Co. No. 160, Oztord-street, in bores at 2s. Is. 6d. 10s. 6d. and one Guinea ; and may be had of the Principal Vender: ut MiA:ic:nes in town and country. humour, - making sc bably dies T Vanon., the pen o the laver EMUAsi Travels c ralist whc was pul)li himself, of Couns as to fur i; which he The Nan wings fro! The Pi day even hollow so gun, will and some was fount of the elf; snapped. A in tri himottsly the print •! memorial cious ma so splend The pl yesterday sition, by ber of be whose fri also liber dren, Nyll , Conti ibut on the re! CASTER ; of respeci One of Cot:on n • of the E, dig the j found to source of it promo by sad& fur all cl and w:ai flannel, the use ::Sid trec•uoit might hf doilies w r..ile,juit in A kei As a un!tapp3 dons in Vomi in Iltart .11 G & 1 these co inn; the and Mi 4 Climate druggis V:rtue u ~.)1e Pro mxiaN ; St. Pau Ozford• Guinea Nl.ce.! SOCIETT OF ARTS. • Yesterday morning, in a very short time aftfr the opening of the doors, the Great Room of the Society, in . the Adelphi, was crowded with a brilliant assethblage of Ladies, and persons of dis tinction, to witness the public delivery from the hands of the Duke of NoRFoLk, the President, of the -medals, and other rewards, adjudged, during the past Session of the Society of Arts. Dr. Taykokt, the Se cretary, opened the business, by reading an account of the Institution and objects of the Society, and of the principal rewards which they had bestdwed since 1751: The Duke of NORFOLK then presented the different artists, &c. with the tewards adjudged to them by the Society, and concluded the business of the day with a very able speech, in which he drew a just picture of the utility of this truly patriotic Society, and of its in creasing prosperity and usefulness ; and addressing himself to the brilliant circle of Ladies, who were evidently crowded to inconvenence in the room, that he hoped that before another distribution, some plan could be devised for their greater accommodation in witnessing the same. The Margravine of ANSPACH, and several other distinguished Ladies,.who are Mem bers, were present ; the Turkish, and several Ambas• sadors, &c. At . the quarterly meeting of the Dumfries and Galloway Horticultural Society, held in the Trades hall on Thursday last, ALEXANDER MAXWELL, Esq. in the Chair ; the first show of articles was produced, which, for beauty and quality, does %Inch credit to the state of cultivation in that district of Scotland.— The number of its members already amounts to about 90, amongst whom ate the first Noblemen and Gen tlemen connected with the counties of Dumfries and Galloway. A race, on which a wager depended, was run for over the old course at Tinwald Downs, near Dum fries, on Monday se'nnight, by Major WARNER and Lieut. HAY, both of the ‘2.6th regiment of foot ; each riding his own horse. The Major won with great ease. Yesterday. se'nnight a labouring man, named Wm. Jury, was killed in Southpetherwin lime quarry, by the sudden explosion of the charge with which he was preparing to blow a rock. The upper part of his skull was entirely taken off. Daniel Drummond, 14 years of age, son of Wil liam Drummond, farmer in Glenbadnick, near Com rie, when driving home his' cows during a thunder storm on Friday se'nnight, was killed by the light ning. Three of the cows were also killed. Friday se'nnight, between five and six o'clock, while some of the family at Dalbeth, near Glasgow, were sitting round the table after dinner, the lightning broke upon the chimney head, making an explosion like the noise of a cannon, and came down the ;.himney, bringing along with it a quantity of stones and soot ; it then rose to the roof, went round the room, and darted through cne of the upper panes of glass, which it carried to some distance. The room was immediately filled with a thick black smoke and sulphureous smell, the hearth rug was singed and the fire irons discoloured, but luckily none of the family were hurt. About five feet of the chimney head was injured. Friday, Peter Reid, an honest and industrious sea man, was killed by the bursting of a swivel, which he fired on board of a sloop that was launched at Montrose. There was no external . wound on his body, and it may therefore be inferred that the vio lent concussion terminated his existence. On the Bth inst. Bartholomew Murray, of Kendal, paper-maker, was committed to Morpeth gaol, char ged with uttering forged one guinea notes of the Go vernor and Company of the Bank of Scotland, to an innkeeper at Rothbury. Wednesday, as Mrs. Blackburn, widow of the late Mr. Thomas Blackburn, cloth-maker, of Holbeck, in crossing one of the streets of Leeds, unfortunately fell, and a waggon loaded with coals passed over her and killed her on the spot. A disgusting scene was lately exhibited in the Market-place of Hull. A woman, wife to a labourer of Hessle, named Thomas Brown, was brought out in a halter by her husband, and exposed to sale ; when,according to a preconcerted arrangement among the parties, she was bought for a guinea by another labourer of Hessle Cliff, named George Hardy. Saturday se'nnight was committed to Tralee jail, Daniel Pattiton, charged with the wilful murder of John Segerson, Esq. a magistraia of that County, on the 14th of September lasi. • A most extraordinary operation has. lately been performed in Cork female about the age o 30, who had for years laboured under a constant heat'. ach, which (notwithstanding the use of every remedy suggested to her) continued to increase, and attmgto attained to that degree of violence, that it became, necessary to remove a portion of the skull, the entire of the forehead, and most of the upper part of which have been taken away. Since the operation (about two months) the pain has entirely ceased, her general state of health has much improved, and she has now every prospect of a most perfect recovery—what is very remarkable, with little or scarcely any appear ance of deformity. HELSTON Funny DAY.—This ancient festival was celebrated on the 10th inst. at Helston, in Cornwall, with uncommon spirit and gaiety. About noon the Ladies and Gentlemen of the Town danced the Faddy through the streets, passing occasionally thrOugh the houses in their way. In the evening a splendid Ball and supper was attended all the beauty and fashion of the town and neighbourhood, and the dancing, which was excellent, was kept up tc, v. late hour, when the company reluctantly separated, highly gra tified with the pleasures of the day. • From the complaint made by the CHANCELLOR in the Lords, of the state of the /laymen: leading to the House, we must presume it is intended that all their Lordships should be put on a proper footing. The Russian ships ordered for sale at Portsmouth, are those which were taken in the Tagus under the Convention of Cin.ra, and not those which arrived a few months ago from tht Baltic, as has been stated. Sunday morning, between two and three o'clock, as a news-vender, named Newstead, was passing the end of Exeter-street in the Strand, he was attacked by three fellows, one of whom gave him a violent blow with a stick; they then seized and threw him down, and having stuffed his mouth with hay and mud, took his pocket-book out from his coat, containing st 7 in notes, and various memorandums. POLICE. - • UNION 1-fAut.—A Gentleman of considerable pro perty, who resides in Goodman's Fields, applied yes terday to the Magistrates at this Office,kating, that a few days since he was robbed of itBOQ by two men, one of whom pretended to be a police oKcer, under the following circumstances :—One of them, a man of genteel appearance, called at his house, and intro duced himself as coming recommended by an inti mate friend of the complainant's, saying he had a quantity of guineas which he. wished to change for notes. The guineas were produced, and the notes given for them, when the guinea-merchant left the house. Soon after, however, he returned with the pretended police officer, who said he bad an informa tion against him for buying guineas, and that he must search for them. This he proceeded to do in all the desks and drawers, but without success. They then informed the Gentleman that he must accom pany them to Union Hall, and they left the house for that purpose : when they arrived in Whitechapel, however, they intimated to their primer that on cer tain conditions he might escape without their seeing him, and on his neglecting to take the hint, they walked away from him, and he made the best of his way home. On examining his drawers he found, that though the guineas had escaped the search of his visitors, two bank notes, one for £5OO and the other for £3OO, had not been so fortunate—they had dis appeared. It is needless to say that neith e r of the men were police officers. The notes have been paid into the Bank for smaller ones, and the officers are actively employed in endeavouring to trace them.— Several depredations (t this kind have recently been practised successfully. BIRTH. At ArtVert Abbey, county of Kerry, the Lady of the Rev. John TuMut, of a daughter. MARRIED. At Iltintf:ies, e 17th inst. Dr. Alexander Melville, to Miss Grace Eahington, slaughter of the Rev. Dr. William Babington, Dumfries. At Ravenstonedale, the Sd inst. the Rev. James holocutt, mi nister of the Dissenting Meeting-house, to Miss Ann Dotlg,tati. Tuesday, at Otterton, Devon, the Rev. Prebendary Di mils, B. C. 1.. of the Collegiate Church of the Castle of Exeter, to Ju liana Susannah, eldest daughter of the Rev. T. W. Shore, Vicar of Ottertun. • DIED. In September last, at Dion., in the East Indies, Ca;nnin Thos. Jenkins, I tOll Regimet.t Na:ive At Ediuburgli, the 9th instant, Mr. WilFant cd!esnan, Writer to the Signet. At Edii.burgh, the 1 lth instant, Thom.. Mar:khan Denham. youngest son of Mr. Thomas Der. , h_ni, Wi there. At Ga}fi..:ll we, near Ed:nburlt, on the I I oli iustan , . Mary Yeung, daughtt r ut the late Rev. Robert You.sg, of Leslie. On the llth inct at h!s house, Picardy Place, Edinburgh, Mr. John Aitkin, %vi ;ter. A• Glasgow, the 16th instant, Mr. Daniel Maeramara, of the Theatre Royal. At Nairn, on Monday ee'rn'ght, Curtain. Cr.rmichael, late of the Inverness Militia. He was walking in company with another Gentleman, when he, ►uddenly dropped down atOI instantly cx. pired. At Fort William, the 9th instant, Allan, the infant son of Ro bert Flyter, Eq. Sheriff Subctitute there. At Placentia, in Spain, Lieut. Wm. Annesl)•y, of the 3d Regi ment of Infantry, or Enff), son of the Rev. W. Annolt y, Dublin. Suddenly, on 'Frid t) the 14th inst. at Astle, Cheshire, the feat of Thomas Parker, Esq. Sir Peter Warburton, Part. by the rup ture of a blot)1-ve , tcl near the heart. Thursday, the lion. Charlotte G. E. Fitzgerald de Rotts, laugh. ter of I.ord Herry Fitzgerald and Lady de Rims, in the 18th yw of bt r age. Peter Baker, Esq. of Atingler-street, Dublin. Saturday se'imiglit, at Bishop's Lough, Dalstria, Isaac Stock. dale, yeoman, nett 88. He had been clerk of the parish 58 years. Wednesday, of the scarlet fever, aged six years, Hrury, second son of Mr. Thomas Jowi r, woulstapler, of Leeds. Justly regretted, at Munk wearrnou h, hear Suntlerla. , d. county of Durham, on the nth May instant, Lieutenant Su therland, on the Retired List Royal Invalids, in the 65ch year ta his age, wider the severe pressure ut dissase and lots uf. blood from wounds acquired during 43 years in the ,e. vice of his King and Country, and wish the mo it unimpeachtd character. He has left behind Mm to bemoan his loss tour orphan daughters and a widow of his secon.) marriage. .1 his Gentleman was of the family of Shibuscross, in the county of Sinherlami, N. B. THE RHItt`MATISM REMEDY, &c. D R. lIAMILTON's I'lLLS.—This Medicine, so celebrated for Its efficacy la the cure of Rheumatic affec tions, constitutes one of the happiest inventions of the human mind—unvaried in success, and effectual in its operation, it quickly seoths and comforts the unhappy victim, whether suffering from Lumbago, Sciatica, or the more general attack of the joints aim muscles, slenorninated Rheumatic Gout. The curative power of this valuable medicine is no less conspicuous in foul pimply erup tions of the skin, which it completely eradicates, Sold only at the Liver Pill Warehouse, 42, East-end of St. Paul's Church-yard oaf way from IV:Alin-street tstwards Cheap side), in boxes 41, tid. and 2s. 91. each. AGENTLEMAN consulted Mr. Spilsbury, at ills Dispensary, 15, Soho-square, last Sittniner, Nising ti encrusted eruption of the pustular form covering his hands, at t.-tided with violent pain, and swelling of the glandso the arms from irritation. His nights sleepless, and his helpless state (his hands being useless) rendered this case in an young a mai! distressirg. Much of the virulence had been produced by previous impr. , per treatment. Being directed to a mild sedative plan, the :.:gr.wated symptoms gave way, and the PATEN!' ANTISCCRIII3 rIC DROPS restored his hands to their natural state; and he now expresses himself as enjoying a better state °I health than than the two preceding years. N. B. 1 he Genuine Medicine, Spilshury's Patent Antiscorbu tic Drops, ins the words, " By the King's Patent," expre,sed on the Bottles, Lill of Direction, and Outside Wrapper, at the ing's Duty is printed in Black Ink.--in Bottles of Sir Shiritv, Double Ten Shillings and Sixpence—and largest One Pound Two Shill ngs , Doty included.—Coapound Essence, tis. This Medicine is peculiarly eiheaciourin Scurvy, Gout, Rheu matism, in Scrophuluus anal Bilious Complaints THE ValueofDß. FREENIANIS GurrA SALuTAttls, has been so lung provell, that nothing of the present day can bear a competition with it, in all the different stages of a certain disease ; which it effectually cures and eradicate-s from the habit, without exciting tht paint ell feelings and exposure thai attends salivation—without debilitating the constirurion in any degree, or even requiring confinement from business or restric tion of diet. The radical virtues of these inestimable Drop have proved their claim to public approbation fur more than 3u years. In all the debility of both sexes they prove a never-fitilitig resto rative—whether the debility is produced by too free use of mer cury, by illicit pleasures, cc the effects of a warns climate. To travellers and those going abroad, they cannot he recommended too strongly, as they will receive a safe, speedy, and complete cure, in all old stubborn gleets, and every ueultnets that affects the bladder and organs of urine. By i's efficacy many women have become stothers, who for many years bad been deprived of that happiness. Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, the corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; and retail, by Belam and Sharp, Portsmou,h; Hall dc Johnson, Gosport; Multi t, Weston, Mallory, and Jones, Portsea ; 'frewman, Exeter ; Ccokworthy, Glenville, Gilbert, and Hoxland, Plymouth ; Newbury, Dub lin; Baxter and Macdonald, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderson, Scott, and Cargill, Edinbtirgh ; Crutwell, Bath ; Bo ss and Peck, Hull ; White, Brighton ; Roberts, Seldon, and Ruff, Chelten ham ; Gregson and Billinge, Edwards and Penny, Liverpool; Stains and Lynch, Manchester; Bowen, Norwich; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham; Gregory, Brighton; and most Medicine , Vendee', in bottles, at 2s. 9d. ts. rid. and Isis. D.R. SQUIRRELL'S (Ainhor of the N 1,0.111 flealth) TONIC POWL'N'AS and DROP:, hire be_ft scribed for Indigestion and its effects for 30 years with a'teri log um:ea. These admirable medicines, taken jointly, c7l,:oat e phlegm and water, give strenrit to the organs I , f 11'y estinn, , gorate the nerves, remove pain and spasm nt the ,t,,n lac k ,e , wind, produce an appetite, and correct aeidity. They alto liseases of the liver, and thou: incident to warm climetts, or free living. _ _ N. B. The Powders taken along , remedy a cottive move ob,tructions, kssen he.tt, cur l fever, cure the head-aclw, andh4se singular Elk in reno; fit Of inflammatory gout. The Powder. 2..9d or 6s. The Drop; s. 1(1 or the late Tuts's, Royal Exchange ; Clarke, :9;9, i LA-1 reef, rough; Mitchell, 9, Charles—tree t, Sokit. , 4pl;:re; and the prietor (troll .Soho-square), JEt , Charlton-strect, :intros t also br all the wholesale Venders to London. Merchants and Captains of hips glowed an ample d* cm FOR THE GRAVEL Ablds STONE, PAINS in the BAC LOINS, and BLADDER, I.I.IMILitO7, St c. IN the various comptiints inci.knt te, the hat A. frame, there are none more drettlful in their nature, nivel alarming in their consequences, than the GRA VE.I. and S l'Oi PAINS in the BACK, LOINS, cad BLADDER, and LPN, BAGO. They are complaint- rt which eeiery persan is Lit and are a foundation for evory orit r •p des of lli2ort!c;. HICKMAN'S PILLS, Composed of the most innocent ingredients, have been fnui singular efficacy, in not only strengthening the vessels cantan , he urine, bur in happily destroying the petrPring quality ut from which proceed the above complaints, /sic. removiii,- ; calculi, or gritty secretions, and aantshiny every perniciies dency to th sse disorders, withal: confinement. Front a cot:,iii ness of tke powerful qualty of .here Pills, folly evinced private practice of many years, they are offired to the aillicted, and recommended as a cure for the above complaints. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butt it's, 4, Ow:tilt : de, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard ; and retail by B,lam mid sharp, Ports mouth; Hall and Janson, Gosport ; AUuur. , W t v on , Ni a pp ly , Jones, Portvea; TICW111:111, Harter; Cookwarihy, Glenville, flit hert, and Hoxland, Plymouth ; Newbury, Dublin; Batter and Macdonald, Glasgow ; Smi:h, Manderston, Fcitt, and Car,dll, Edinburgh; Crutwell, Bath; Ross and Peck, Hal; Gregson, Edwards and Penny, and 13.11inge, Liverpool; :Aril.; and Lynch, Manchester; Bowel'. Norwich; Kn,s. ant! Lloyd, 13tnnineh Gregory, 13:iiffiton; lVhitr, ; and most Medicine %ea r d,r s , w boxes at 2s. 9d. each. ADVICE. WHEN Men of Education and professional flit use perseveriq, endeavours to .I:sciover the most safe art certain method of treating: too prevailing IY:teases, the success. ful result of their experience IS the lies% proof of superiority. Messrs. GOSS and Co..vtirgentis, have been induced to i.alt the cure of tilt following the object of their particular study, v . :. a certain Disorder, frequelif.y contracted In a moment of :Atkin, and Its concomitants, Streaures ant. Gleets, with h, I All improve,! Van, are steedfly 'and effectually cured ; as .ds huffy, whether arisitnt irons Llacchmialimi intitag .riccsi, long rec. Cent:: if. - ••seni climates, or a Etcrt t solitary vice, too often utt iiappily by the yinteh of moth hele!, in the one quid irerdity or barrenm.ss, nod in the ce her a numerous train of ner vous .:*a.eases, which, if not timely rented', d, to :innate in impos refer and consuntlo-.•.n. In that distressing stare of debility to deliciency, witether the consegwince of such baneful habits, or arising front any other cabo., by which the powers of the constis ution become enfeebled, as reeviarly educated t-tirgoons of lams don, they oger him, safe, and sFeedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. l'he re uJt of a lom, nd extenthre prectice has enabled them, by a superior niethod, to remove venereal complaints, however !inveeeree or complicated, without subjecting the pai.ent to tie least res.raint in diet or eserei.e; and in recent Cases ...there es early application is made on discovery of the infection, they Ire. ! qurnrly perform a cure in the shoat space of two days. The tics precedented siiccess.of their ia.'de of treatment (which has m il e been krown to tail in one instance in a practice of 1S years, during which period many tionisend-persons of both sewer hate been oiled, even after severe and injurious methods had liefu pursued by other Pete:hit:in. ts without ester), induces them to i thus publicly oiler tite.r ad.: cr. Messrs. Goss and C.. each, det-Iv professing the cure of these , particular complaints, in tirder that thvy may rot he, by a mistaken few, marked with tbir obloquy so justly attael , ed 10 the ignorant empiric, think it kitt justice to themselves to sere that they have been properly edlicated and initia . ril uvo eve, branch of the profession (certificates of which, front different Hospitats, and testimonials trams he must eminent l'hysicians, they base to convince any filmier) that the success resulting from their en.l.ravohrs tit .it Induced them to quit the practice of ! the general Practitioner, and they presume that their pretension' ~..institute a lair groend fur ;he unprecedented cf me h l e i t ee with which they have, by the Pubtc. been so Literally honoured. Patients in the country arc r quested to state the perficulars of their case, age, and 111.1.111.1' us hying, enclosing a Bank-met `or advice and medicines, and NM be forwarded io part of the kingdom. GOSS :Ind Co. tureens ts, ilotiverie.irreer. Flee.seteffeb rr P th a,tor;,4„ [cove hit., esti() ter. mach, es ; cy alto c, rr netts, or Ipe re te- tt, civ il ill Trrltilfk g r 1.8 fee, no., nd the Prs. revs $ ! d C - 4 , 1!. lie LAU .. to hula , r 1 re, nor mor e n.; and 1.1:N1. 11 if 1:;w;,, irdcr. :ten found of s vintaining juality of it, •nitivie, n th e rnichiLs !m- a cons,-, 'Owed Us t he afflicted, • s'sle, corner tarp, Ports- In, Malloty, lenville, Batter and and Car,A, II; Gregson, ; and Lynch, otinght.:n ;:clicitte ::t- Tonal f . kit no'.t safe and , the success. erlority. iced to rat, J.r study, vt:, tnt of it.!tot. t,wishh,l ; 410 C. , es, long rest. tio often un- one &auk::: tract of ner- tate in imps. if debility :e habits. LA the cowl- (mins of Len- to sound and tabled thou, us, fleWtTtr patent to Os %there 1.3 ion, they Ire. The ur.- eh has Artlf . oftf; year:- SOCIAL. HAPPINESS. AT AR RIAGE should be the inundation of Social Happiness, which- is of:en disturbed through the parties that foul t..e union not taking those precautions which would s cure them the oft lhat great domestic blessing, Yeolde of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock ; hut where the constitution has been tainted by disease, or debilitated by certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovation of stabilay previous to entering that state is indispensibly requisite to revive the :lumbering sparks of hie, and to reanimate the system. Fr no disorders have contributed more essentiall to destroy Hym , neal happiness than those witi..• are the consequence of unguarded pleasure. It WAS this cousideration winch induced Messrs. CURRIE and Co. for these Lent twenty years, to direct their Ste -1 dies and practice ex chisive/y to if.: treatment and cure of the Ve nereal Disease and the dio,riters ai ising therefrom, as Aisit to !fat derangement of the system, rroiticed by the destructive babe •A Cie tif:i.nsiderate school-boy, which brings on those distressrg Debilities :ad Deficiencies that prevent or embitter the Nlani nionial state. The successful result of tkeir plan, giv 'hire additimal ardour to oppose the ravages of there complain: whic'a are the most important sic the catalogue of human hir rotties. It behoves every person who has indulged in this sa t:try vice to seek relief by consulting profi,,sional men of emi nence and honour, to which Nlesi!rs. Currie and CJ. claim tl e anction of scholastic authority, as well as the testimony of vit contradicted facts. fu professtiv the MIT of these 4,01111 :air', they hold out no inducement to vice ; but, sensible as all m- :r must be of the existence of sacb calainitte:, they offer their as:s -cam:lt as restilarly-ectiielied h.leittbers of the Royal Colieges of nut, enna of London and liditibu.gh. Isles .rs. Currie anil Co. have :elected the fellowinglett.r frirs the many they are daily receiving, from Gentlemen them thanks for their ri.ston:tion to sound and vrorous heratiii was sent to then unsolicited, from the sun of a .:sohle who had laboured nutler dtstreasi:ig ..:11 rain ul maLtdy ten years; he fad been tinder the care of several Surgeons f professional eminence, none cf afforded him perm:a:y..7 rebel; hut front the superior tootle of treatment adopted pursued by Messrs. Cfrne and CJ. lie received a radicA cc; :4 the short space in one mouth. " To Dr. Currie, 107, Hatton-Garden. " Lord -- feels treat plcaoire contiminicatitigi to r. Currie the perfect re-establishment tit hi: health, ni coiloii • of his mild and ;oit' ra`elit treatment or eitrictures in the i • •.' He may add, that he has not !Jr many ytars en;oyeel • comfort and freedom from lain; and I:: imtertains no I. • his having obtained, throuLli his skill a::.l 11::1L radical cure of that horrid coingl.M.t • its tic wai not a .T.r ao the manner that others treated :Lc cmiigheir, he No, power, irons a fair trial and a just comprison,n , pa.: ti of applause to Dr. Currie which 'e se.isibly !eels and rl.aa eve i be most ready and willing to ackhondeage." • 1 I Meiers Currie and Co. may he consulted by gatierts cf Sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their hove, 107, Hatton-Garden,' Patients in the country art rec,no!'`' ro state the g irticidars of their case, age general habit. efiv',..l4' and inclosing a remittance for advice and medicine!, %rho same will be given or sent to any part cf the - ---• HIGH WATER AT LONPON BRIDGE TO-MO.: ROW. klornlng. ........... . ...... 4 t miruto ater After:loon LONDON : Printed by I.t Vr I. 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