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- tirnitt.to.pfor - OXFORD, MAY l 41: : The r7 Rte. Charles lose, hI.A. of LinefilnsCoßtge, Ii elected. jallee• a/ that Rectory. • • lx edastsday; Mr, serge - Mg, of Qneep's chosen • jhe 0 ..oeitty, on Mr • Mitchell's foonthvion. • • •.: The flames of time.. tasididatee,'Who, at the close of the public 11111mlnatou this term, were admitted -bells* Public Examiners • Into - lbw First And Second Classes of Liter i e Ifraramims and jiffthematito d l*sier respectively, according to the alpha - cal arrantenient.in tacit class prescribed by the eatute, stand WI Galina - • •: • . . • 'ln the Fltst Class of the Liters Coleridge' John 'Taylor, Corpus Christi Collars ' • • In the Flat Clew of the DieciOnat IheaUtanwfac et Phydat. • • Burd, George, Christ Cbtirch. . ' • - In the•Seeand Clasp ut Litres Huntaniores. Bartholomew, John, Corpus Chrhtt Colle.e. • Bathurst, 1•Iwo. Lsennxi„All Saab eullege. ' Dr Lawar, the Right lion. Earl, BrasenoseCedlege. • 1-bldyiref, William, 'Trinity College. Law n Edward, girls .Churelt..• • ejton s hint ittidge, gav c r t 's c: o u dg w,- • Witte, Glyd, Ociel College. - In'tbe bowed Class, pf the Disciphns Mathernatics et Physics. •:/sw a idvtatd, Christ Church. - ha, t • .'• Diecipl. Math. et Playa • klinlisGAid Gouty, St. Edmund Hall. - • '"• . lat.Humantures. B 4 s i d e r,#eter, R,lward, elitist Church. apepows,William, Edmund •HalL ' lanrd, George, Christ Church. Hardwick, lob s n.Ballio/ Hesketh, Wilhhat, *rawness College. bees, John, Jesus College. Lind, James, Wadham College. Oakely, William GrOydd, Christ Chinch. . ratisb, Henry, St. lued • Paiyeter s 'An t ditty. • Randolp h, John Uonywood, Christ Church. '• ' Lt. Dixon, • . G. 'Rowley, Public F,tantlnelia ...• k. Jenhytts, E. Goodenough, ECCErsIAST,ICAL PROMOTirISs. •• Ate% Jolts Saville • Ogle, M. 41.• to 'be Cinon Resitlentiary of Salisbury Cathedral, iu the room of the Rev. 'rhos. Eyre, L 1.1). • *leaned. • Rev.:Richard I-cation, M.A. LI presented to the prebend of' ( "m44 0 1%14 the Cathedral Chltrtit of Sayan, vacant by the death .1 of the Rev. Sambel Glasai,‘D.D. Stephan George' Ram, M.A. it Trinity College, Cans- Oldie, to the rectory of Ringinac, Devon. Rev. S. Webber- of Dodbrook, Devon, to the vicarage of St. Ctetber, Cornwall, veld by the resignation of the Rey. W. Stab ilise*. ••Rev. J. Oakes. M.A. Domestic Chaplain to the Earl of Bristol, •Sosbc vicarage of human, Suffolk. Rev. VP, Malyn, of Eykto the rectory of Great Thornbam, with Little Thornhani, annexed, in.Sulfolk. . Rev. _Charles Le yes. MA. Fellow of 'Trinity College, Cans. bridge, Infuse:wed brae Master and Fellows of that society, to the vicarage Ol Death*, in the county 461 York, vacant by das promotion of the Rev. W. /bob. ~ ~ : . ;... • \ • .41)..RAIL:era , • . k I ••• • Saturday, Corilapfito Pester, for taking a false oath to Obtain letters of Oininistration, in order to receive wages due to C Sergeant, fait a seaman on board the Nassau e4fary Bea, for uttering► forged bank=note ; aid F. 4/mew, a sorter in the-General Post Office, tit frxrefilig; letter containing EWOU•Its for AES each' weere capitOy.. convicted.. • Two were convicted of felony, t-,. lkhri. for stealing . three „pair of stockings ; and /. Neipirad, fir baring in bit possession forged bank-notes. •G. Miller was Indicted foriforging . the n a me of Ri Bissenden to a transfer of stock, wit/time:me to defraud the Bank,—ln 1805, the prisoner was steward chi Benefit Society at Maidstone, and was directed by the. Society, to buy in the Throe per Cents, Reduced, .4"2 0 40 Stock, is the name of lt. Bissenden • another riseinber, and his' bent. In January fait the Society resolvedtO call out this stock ; and, in . cimserence, ' their 'Secretary wrote a desiee, Miller to sell it out ; and' Miller aftsWeredAlCat he tindersteact there was some difference amOag the members as to the safety of selling it out, lukshoulti Jet it remain where it was. icntil the Society should 4s on some place to lodge it. The Society then'dernanded of him to erftcute a deed of trust, which he , tfPresied his willingness to doi; provided the Society. would - agree to let it lay in the Dank. They then *eat to the Bank to inquire if such Stock had ever been bought, when they found that . cut the.t3d of December, 1805 , .4'200 Three per cent. Reduced had been bought in the names of Q. Miller, of Maidstone, coach.maker, ltd R. Bissenden, of • - Maidstone, grocer, but that it had beer: tranferred in ▪ the same- names on the 17th of April, ISO 7. The slgiiaiure of R. Bissenden being shevrft to R. Bissell. den, grocer, of Maidstone, he declared it not to be his; and the prisoner was in consequence sone fOr by • hir..„Kaye, the Solicitor, who questimied him on the subject. The prisoner told Mr. Kaye that he had • been authorized by the Club to purchase the Stock in ' any nftne, beside his own; he pleased ; and he had ac . cordieglysurchased it in the name of X. Dissentlen, who then resided . = Norwich, but he did not knew what had since become of him. Mr. Kaye sheaved him that was impossible, a 3 it was in the name of R. • Bissenden, of Maidstone, grocer. The prisoner.next bet ye the Lord . Mayor, said he had purchased in the name of 1L Biseeadra, who was, at the time of the purallisaa.:;...4 Russell pia piman, of Maidstatte, Voters. yboiad afteeivarde.resided at Dartford, in ent, and last at Norwich'; since which, the prise , ntY. did, nor know *tett - had 'become of him.—Mr.' Yiauti'proved, that they hisinot had any one of the =amt of Bissenden with,theis since 1790.—The Jury rett ted for some tiegs, and mturned a verdict of—Not Quay. . . . . „ . A shocking scene Was 'Witnessed at the exclaim% ' of 11*it.' of YoWey, **was condemned for the mu r. der of Valentine, • thee- dew, as metiticenid in • n'fotiner 1 . pivet; 'As the executioner was ahem to let the drop tkl4 %be criminal. fell off,sitlelong, the rope slipped on 1 '. his deck, and the Imm raise nea r ly andeilliS thi n , so as te•lrave the *ifid.pipe 41r , a eciiisiderave .doko e fit e ttotkpresiure ; in . thit .eirnation, the isbise 'ilUe by the miserable snare's. was , distinctly heOrd .by the • suaoundi'ng. spectators,. nor w as•a period Tut to his • existence for 20 minutes after he was sttspendads:::* ' Friday evening ,—;;Leffing . ,..i laboacingiiiia, iiss mocked down by two fellows in the Spa-beldxiCiaviso ;titled his.pockete of A the ?nonetqic had, 4/ 4 ; *is si v •.. . •.:s• ~,,, , ,-.1 . liplo-n, an d 4d. in halfpence: .. .. .. ... ~ .... . 1 • ..- .. 'Early on Sltiarday•stsoinrng as Mr. ratter, t Irg. 1 '.: kr, ',as coming tif . tbnatitti khfs 6if, ftam.. Bis load, With . pouitty, Ise wai itifliticay. theii. fellows,: sapacAltord, . armed with pistols, who robbed trim of zer,sad a family of *obi otthe'vtluevialotit Ass.' «.: --,- - . r' - r'•••• •C • ' `.. -.... --•' ' - _ --- .•- - • ; . . • • ' _ J. • of Le •••J• . . . 0 41 . 1iTst n , ratek se I e• 1'4 8 _ 6 . 1 ) /1 . i . " -* • • .1 . , M ARK! e k i mi. tc art, the Rib nk Instant, Parer . 'Ah, M.D.R.h). to Hen, rietti,. youngtisi daughtsir of the Hinearable Airy Erskine, of etnionslell. • At Sr. Andreees, Holborn, the tYth of M illi tte . keg. James Gummi. tiedfird, of Aviggtott, Mato, to Miss •• daughter of G. Suilib o r-sq of his Majest Dock-yard. •Possemouth. At Coopersale, Essex, the J. Currey, Rector of 'Morning, Norfolk, to Miss Saline, e daughter of the titer . J. Swain, 4 rector of Streithatn, in the - Isle of Ely. Rev. Cetirge Augustus taker, son of Sir Robert Baker, Bart. to Sophia,-yoeugest daeghtieof Peter Sherstip, Esq. of Stobury bill, Si.merset. -- At Dinlington, the Rev. D. M. Lloyd, to Martha, daugtter of J. Tay' kr,,Fal. of (.Inarch.liiii Hawe s Kent. it. v. Sir limn/ Rive % bail, to Mies Eaivs. - • • DIED. • SaturJ.4 evening, in alit, at his house, Sir Frank Standish, - aftet. tattling fns Boddie% At libanpoorah, oft the :rib of October, the Mahratta Zesst'unt . Rio Holier. His bodily strength and menttl fa hattlnrukett him. Tuesday tat, at Brownies Castle, Dorset, Charks Sturt, Esq. brother-Iniaw of the Earl of Shaftesbury. At R.!vendee, Kent, aged 72, the Rev. T. Mot - Aelt, 39 years vicar of that parish, and incumbent of the chapelry of Stualthithe, and 40 years Rector of Newlngden. • Rev. D: Lewis, of Thorndon, Suffolk. PHOI+WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. • Morning.' eeeeee ••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••• Si minutes aftr 8 Afternoon • ...... 4 pinutes after 9 • SALES*BY AUCTION • ELEGANT FURNITURE, AT GILWELL HOUSE, SEWARDSIGNE, near WALTHAM ABBEY, ESSEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, UNDER AN EXTENT, • By MATHEW and SON, To-moi raw, the 19th of May, 1812 and four following Days, precisely at Eleven o'Cleck , on the Premises, AA LI. the elegant modern HOUSEHOLD FUR. NiTURE, choice Old Wines, China, Glass, Paintings, Prints; Lii:at, Wearing Apparel, Plated Articles, Pedal Harp, l'iannforte. Musical Instruments, and ndine% ous valuable Effects, WIL4 td! r.; City:rt.:car, Esq. Gliwell House, at Sewardstone, hear Waltham Abbey, in Essex. May be Viewed on Saturday and Monday preceding the Sale. Catalogues may be had at the King's Head, Chigweil ; (forge add Graced, Woodford Wells • New Inn, Waltham Abbey; Green Dragon, Cheshunt; Cock:Epping ; Angel, Word ; Talbot, Whim chapel; Cutaway's, Change•alley; York lintel, St. James's. street ; Mr. Latham, No. 4, Old Compton-street, Soho; Place of Sale; and of the Airctioneers, Rornford. • CA M BR! DG ESHUIE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR AND ESTATE: BY MR. PH YTON, At At Bell Inn; at Haverhill, in the County of Suffolk, on Friday, the 29th day of May, 1812, at three o'.clock (if not previously disposed of att an Entirety by Private Contract, of which due • ponce will be given), in . l3 Lets THE MANOR of SHARb ELOWS ALLING TON, in Sbudycamps, together with a respectable Farm house and convenient Chkeit, sevtral Cottages, and near 280 Acres of very valuable Land (great part enclosed), in a high state of cultivation, if the occupation pf Mr. Wedge and Mr. Ewin,. who are under notice to quit at hilchaelmas neat. This Estate is situate at Shudycamps, in the County of Cam , bridge.--a most pliasant country, abou Ming with Game, and In the immediate neighbourhood of the l'hurlow Foxhounds. It adjoins the Turnpike-road from Cambridge to Haverhill, and is dltfaftt trim the latter place and Linton each four iniks, Saffron Walden nine mike, Chesterford nine mike, Clare ten miles, Garde Hedinglimn 111 miles, Newmarket 13 miles, Cambridge r 11l miles, and London 55 miles. To be vi wed on application to Mr. Ewin. Speclkations may be ebtainellby application at the Red Lion, Linton ; Rose and Crown, Saffron Walden ; Crown. Cl eaterford ; Ram Inn, New market; Hoop, Cambridge; Half Muon, Clare; Bell, C::.tle Hedingham ; at the Place of Sale ; of Chester Pern, Esq. Abing ton, near Linton; Charles Wedge, Esq. Westley Bottom, near Newmarket; Messrs. Woodcock and Bateman, Lincoln's Inn ; and at M. James's Office, New Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn, Louden. CAMBMIDGESHUZ.E. VALMLILE TITHE FREE ESTATE—The Land Tax in part Of which is redeemed, with possession at Michaeinsu neat. BY MR. PEYTON, `At the Ram Inn, Newmarket, on Tuesday, the 21 day at June next, at Two o'Cluck in the Afternoon, io Lots. AVERY Valuable and highly desirable ESTATE, situate in the - Parishes of Swaffham lltdbeck, Sty:Sham I Prior, Bottishata, and Little Wilbraham, in the County of Cam bridge; comprising a moat comfortable Dwelling•house, tit for the residence of a family of respectability, with every necessary attached and detached Office, and capital flomestsad. ' Several other very convenient Farming Establishments, sundry Cottages, and upwards of Eleven Hundred and Fifty Acresof Arable, Mee- doNV, Pasture, and Fen Land, of the first quality, any • t a high state of cultivation, now in the occupation of John Barter, Esq. and others whose terms will empire oa the inth day of October, 1812, when possession may be bad. This Estate is divided ihto suitable Lots for occupation, with excellent and convenient Buildings to several of the Lots, and is well worthy of the notice of the capitalist wishing to invest money in Land, and of the Agriculturalist who 41 desirous of oc cupying his own Estate. Specifications, with Plans annexed, are now preparing, and may be obtained, by application at the Angel Inn, Busty; Hoop Inn, Cambridge; King's Head Inn, Norwich; White Horse hut, Ipswich; (rows Inn, Chesterford ; at the place of :ar ; and of John Cooper, Es+ solicitor, Cambridge • of J. Chester Fern, Esq . solicitor, Abirgton, Mar Linton ; an d Mr. James's Office, New lloswell.court, Lincoln's lnn,' Loudon. IVASIIINOIIItOI7OiIima ItitidtIUMAXON EST‘ATES, near the cm of LINCOLN. By Mr. SQUIBB, M Garr:serfs Coffetta-lonse, 'Change-alley, Corolla', London, en Tuesday, the id of June, at 12 o'clock, Li Nine Lots, 'I4IE following VALUABLE FREEHOLD • VAltMi f with evellent Farnt.hosies and Buildings, exonerated froth Land Tar, sistartettlkthr perivites of Washing broogia and Heigbingtoii, width: three mile. Of Lincoln, let to revectahle tenants at will, viz.: • ° ' • Farms at Washingbroual. Mr. John Taylor's, containing Mr. Mullion Wright's - Widow Thatcher's • Widow Nevnon'o-• i • ° Mr. Jelin Rayner, ' • ••'• • • ' At Heighingtost. Widow Dislley's - 319 9 "Mow Greo's • - 252 219 feseph Auchlandi • • - • . 163 1 1 Mr. Martin- Hason's .. 53 1. 5 otr Tuesday the 9th, and Wednesday the 10th of Jane Ott, wilt be 3old•by Aucrion; by Mr. Squibly,•at the Sitracen'io Band Inn, is the City of Lincoln, in Lott, ' Enmity Smiler Farms, also situated in Washingbrough and Nielikingtoni with a Water Cora MM, the Talbot's Head Pill lic-konse, a Biker's, Illacksmith's, and Wheelwright's Skop*, and several Cottages and Tenements. iu the occupation of the Widow Salter, roseplarreets, WillLun Robinsen,Thrimas Straps, Aiken WeUs. Whirs* Cold; Joseph Brown, C. Mackinder, T. Foster, , John Cbasiberlain, Kettleburrow, Kettleburrow l G. Comm, " Bowles, J. *SiMpsoe, %Valor/ Hod.nt, and others, vearly Towns- The win& Estate conta'ns nest Seventeen Hundred Acres of , • YtitivibleArAbitsiMradowi ant Pasture Lana tbr huMditty sge all in sacelient repsir,, and: the Land-tax has been trdueined, 1 '..• The Balite May be viewed upo n application to Mr. Hett, "Iffsishiiigibtrbuth and•pflitted iisinktiWrsj`witli plans airtierStl, Mil be bad of Join Fatdell, Esq. Lincoln; at • the Saru 's m , m Lingiht; the Angel, Sleafded ; the Bull, Bonnie; the lA,igel e and idiot retirborough; at Garriway's Coffee-house; of Mr. ithulgatii - 9611didt; Nit. IS, Eakit-street, Sttand and of Td r:lsllobitteitiimeet i Sanik:rowiLonditi. ' • A. • a., P. • 244 - '2 11 - 12111. 9.32 107 • 17 64 0 29, tis 1 V 4 Ns` - • . ~~. . ' SktiV3 filr lit#MlON; e aemelerommero torrAL PORTER BREWERY,. To &SOLD by At OCTIOlf.—Aly :Mr. sirmi.tiLmg, On Wednesday. June 3, 1311, at Owed - wk unless previously disposed 'if by - Private Contract, at the Commercial bele• gams; Bristol, :THE capital a tn d d pß ag l y is va ns inable li Es*RwEEHOLD the late eo. ership of Messrs. Souk, BRITTAN, and Gloucester Porter Cry Company, most eligibly situate in Wlstgate-etreet, in the City of Gloucester. ' The Premises comprise a Bcewhouse with thtee Boilers, four Pump Engines. Patent Mashing Mdchinr, extensive Malt Lofts, Malt Mill audhoisting Apparatus, excellent Cellar-age cottlaining 20 Store-pieces of ay/atomism dimensions capable of holding up wards of 2000 Barrels, a Cooperage, and .604 Stabling.--Tho whole terminathig with a convenient Wharf on the Bardtrortbe River Severn, which furnishes most excellent water for brewing.. ) There are also two Leasebokl Teuemetes, end Courting- Houses adjoining. This Brewery (which is one of the most complete io England) was substantially fitted up in the year £BO6 by as etnissent . Engi• neer, possesses every modern improvement, u admirably eon str:cted for carrying on the trade in the man advantageous man ner, upon an extensive scale, with the gteatest possible saving of manual 1a...0ur, and is capable of. brewing 26 furter, at a tune. A Purchaser may calculate upon a very extebeve Consumption, there being DO other Porter Brewery in es eicu•Gloueestxr. immediate possession may be bad. Also about 700 Barrels of Strong lA*, Breivn Stout, and Draught Porter.-4'he Casks, and. al usher Utensils and imple ments of the trade, both fixed and moveable. To be viewed, upon application at the Severely, and Particu lars may be had of Mr. James, 12, (fray's lot sheet_, LaCeet ; Mr. ()key, Solicitor, Gloucester; and , Mr. Tamer * thilehat.. ; who entombed:al to writ for-t hale by !Petra., Contract. FREEHOLD ESTATE, F B A U M CK IL S Y . RESIDENCE, and 104 ACRES of LAND.—By Mr. S FE WART, At his Great Room, 194, Piccadilly, on Wednesday, June lb, at I`2, in . three 1.441, with immediate piaesuon, a THE Valuable FREEHOLD • ESTATE of BUCK&BRIDGE, most desirably witnated in the Pa-ash,' and adjoining the Town and ISorotegh of Wc:adover, liuckuio harnslaire ; wirh Votes for the County and Borougtof Aylesbury; comprising a Dwelling-House fora family of re•peembility, Cu:- offices,. Barns, Farm-yard, Garden, Orchard ; 'trout...Stream and Fatah p onds; 104 Acr,s of rich Amide ar.d Meadow Land; eaten. sive right of Common, or Sheop Walk, bouuding the same; the &tate is well wooded; Orchard and Garden planted with choice Fruit Trees; the whole very compact. and enclosed; om and ad joining the turnpike road, add a branch of the Grand Junction Canal; aonveyancts to and front London every day; a fine part of tit.: country for held oports. • Rithard Staples, Bailiff, at Bucksbridge, Wea.do#er, will,sbew the Estate : Parsieutuu had, 1 4 days preceding the sale, of Hearne, Esq. Solicitor, Buckingham; the Angel, Northampton; George, Aylesbury ; White Hart, Great Misseaden ; Crown, Ameraharn ; White Iforse, Oxbridge ; Red Lion, Wecadover ; and of Mr. Stewart, 194,•Piccedihr. • , i TOOTX ravtiiza. BEAUTIPUL White Teeth may b e regaled i i one of the greuew blessings Providence can bestow, witbeg . which the finest raised fame i 4orpeite'et ; issekvnilosi to gle tee* and gums ;s the.principal came of an oChtitive breath. IP :trek Vutzvoials Ranwhavrre TOOTIS Vowora la a Mak di m and certain remedy for all diseases Of the tee.tli ardemast ge particular ourdities are pot limply confined to demising the twig; but wiR lawn -re them in the highest state of perfectloo ; i t e d , tender titan beatitifulty.white, fakes stick as tsar beim. ; ad restore them to their basks! purity, entirely 1141 licate the In. the gums, mon them to adhere close and firra to the ic lel!:them ma healthful teed, and the brea t h d e li ca tely es and cure the most excrirfuting tooth-ach, gunny I N Q amalled feet. Sold wholesale aal retail at Mr. Bader's, 4. Chaspeide,e am of raternostervrow; sod retail by. Belem and libaily, ,'art Ball and Johnstin. Oeispow; . Allnutt. Weston, 111:11,•;7 1 4 /ones, Purses • Trevrinan, Exeter; • Covkwintliy, ty.t. Le g 4 Gilbert. and 14:island, Plymouth ; Newbu. y, Initilin ; h i p w and llioDonald, Glasgow s Smith, • Manderour; Scott. tad Ca, gill. Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath, Ku - a sad !'tak e Hell ; ci t . son and Be:bilge, I ire:Tool: Stains tu.d 1.y.:c.:., Manchest er i ,.. Bowen, Norwitha Knott and Imord, Burning` am ; Ge nial Brighton ; kdwintla and Pew. Lives l ool ; e•id of most reap s : table Medicine V eadeni loth. Kingdom, in lie•les 'ea W. Lad. . i TO:THE AMA: rth'wrrii, .4 Ea v ut...s - bb(4l-14-1-44•ti.ium TIM CIADIAI. MAN OF QUI i'o. 11 A NOTHER. rrpui t tly eaficacy tit this ulog te; .L . 1 ". 'crilent Metlxiste, widcb is an infallible cure: for all Nano Mader& To Mr. MI/aim Chem*. SteeeA, I m a m Sh.—*My wife Was afflicted wuh a Imre ntavv,u, f ew. 4. Wide', ante avialent beat ng of the hew, Litreele*ial sprits, lig daeadfal sick bastach,vithat.l4 reduced tier ear much that Ow lb. came unable to speak or walk for several weeks, and wield*. 1 gientlp haat 'and remain in that statc•tor a sonsiderable tiara t togs:dor with a swelling ha the melt; dont/ which twirl* tile advice and attendant of 'Several tnei.lic..l wen, wi g , o w ' trying every means la oink ;Otter gave la z over as kiln y e , and I expected ever hoar %would be he LW* WOW I *Ma* saw goer Balm of Quito advertised in the Gia•cow Cassier o med as the last resource, l rewired she should mak, trial el h, tut! ' therefore bougin a small bottle of Mysser. Heuer tai1.C0..4 ' I gave It according to the direr Toni, an.l astonixhing to relatc,kg. fore ale had taken the whole at the bottle I perceived a vna* fed change for the better, and by her, talingthree nimbi* two small and use half guinea owe, .he recovered her og N o and wasalde to go about as weal; and 1 have Ito &talkie data Y e w more bottles w.ll restore her to het former stiveot•liegg. , You are at rsberty to pubs sh this letter for the heutfit of sain t . and am, la, your obliged bumble screened . . i Glasgow, March so, • strr. • Moat:iota 14Plptie s gg i P. S. Forjbar particuitus naafi '. in Ipsobvie •Isy Messrs. Batter and Co. Glasgow. ~e _ .,,,,,47 ,- . .. - . . i The Cordial Baba of Quitu..ll 1 4 • estrEfteia ryport d r Nervous, &lieu., Gouty, alid-Riteutitetic, Disord.re d lawatistl Stitch's, Loss. of Appetite laward Decays, Firastin.: lits;Tatwa. I !sling or Shaklag of the Bands or Linable, Cousons a iusetk a* ness of Breath, and every kind of Debility or ito:aeartea law eons of either sea and of every age, is told by ‘ie•aal asiek . Successors to W. Withers, Chemise, No. I!9,•Strard c laeggeg Hrtxad by most Medicine Vaide re, pricy et.. P.l. per Kaki • - The Quae — lF — 'preelainti With irunspos-tatush Lii 1? HEUNIATISMS, PALSIES, AND GOUTY Cure. all &eases with a &Ingle pigs 1 %• AFFECTIONS; with their usual cosiconticants, Spasms, oe . The Invalid, with he aving hectic bseath, flying Pains, .Flamlency, Indigestion and genets! alsillty (ors- • Tri c e the fai l ed li u serun i , ea is cur e d by—Death ! gloating in vitatever source), are relieved and frequently cured APJOK; by WHIFEHEAD's ESSENCE of MUST RD PILLS, after VEGETABLE MEDICINE. . . • every other means had tailed. Mt. WEBSTER'S ENGLISH DIV l' DRDZE. .. 0 The FLUID Essex ce, or hierraeci (used with the Pills, In TT has been repeattchy observed by ;nvelligent Erb those comptaiu:s where necessary) is perhaps the most active,• L. yellers, that tic untutored Indian evinces such an asassetie penetrating, and rff-ctaal remedy in the world, generally curing I sagacity in the application of hetl.. so human malielits,tlisa tie" the.severe.t SPRAINS and BRUIiES in less than half the tints I is scarcely any disease for which Jul cannot supply a veettsbir usually taken by Opodelduc, Arquebueade, or any other Little remedy. '1 be art ace, who acquires by mbaculenit inspinties, ment or Embrocation; and if used imnied ately after any as that *nuwlettge of the kealing art, which the olnalar Payseiss cident, it prevents the part turning black. • can only obtain by long and lel ocious ...My, combined whiles. WI-il I'EHEAD'S FAMILY CERATE, • I tetisive practice, iu intitatioe of the India n . pretends to natty :I equally ellicaclous for ab ill-conditioned Sores, Sore Legs, his simple nostrum all the di,or6rs Incedent to man: hut; did Scorbutic Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles, Nature disowns the value of his mineral end metallic prepute Breaking. out on the Face, Nose, Ears, and Eye ids, Sore and tiuns, and leaves him to spre..d the character of his pos.:nein& Inflamed Eyes, Sore Heads, and Scurbutic Humours of every cue try, by fictitious vouchers, by sell-pair arm, eel by comae Description. - I mate dssumtice. Prepared only, and sold by R,. Johnston, Apothecary, No. I S. - . The venerable WEBSTER, many yap" a Physic* d de Greek-street, Soho, London. Tke Essence and _Pill. at 2.. Std. first class—with a perti.et conelcuon of the very icsikisis re. each ; the Cerate at Is. lid. and La. 9d. Sofa by every Medicine medic; to be found in the established Ma:eria Warta —mewing Vender ill th e United Kingdom.. •-•- i a mind skum , ly beta un botanical rests, c's aided by the p irk. ,• The Genuine has a Black inliStamp, with the name of R. fel l i g h t of ,&.n co. and the experience o f h a a century, its Johnston inserted on it. ' produced a VEGETABLE MEDICINE In his ENGl.lattUtcC . _ I ! DR INK,which has long been admitted ay many atomic Woo CII4III.IiNGS. • .to be die must valuable discovery of modern tine, and waiet„ MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late iR his in the following disorders , has a well.gro Atided tde to the tht- Majesty's Service •eliallenge the whole world to prove a ratter of infallible :in onsumpuents, .Attlituas., Drop*: is single instance where their Medicine and method of cure ever' all kinds of Fever, iu ferrous and Hypochanunat Coundaistai 'tka of the desired effect. The practiced many years In tie = in Sea arid I.and Scut vy, in Scrophula, and in the a1332/ells b. particular ':.ranch of their profession has not given rise to toot . D.sor ri ty of ders sp g. e *- nit .ng front cch.litattil habits, sadists unsuccessful case. i imply, r shed and imoire bluo.l. _ Several N obl emen and Gentlemen, of th e first respectability , ! _ Faiths:ay peepsied limn the original recipe ef Dr. W abet, have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the re. j and sold wholesale only by the dole Proptietura, E Sim astdr4 atrial of complaints of the Ure th ra, Strictures, &c. and, haring I borough High-street; also whi.leb3le mid road. by their der" received a radical and permanent trite, request that reference, Messrs. Howe.; and hens, Lone-lust, West satithfiell; al pßay be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided sue , retail by Balton, front of the itooal kteLange ; Colianecals periority of Messrs. Currie and Co.', pen of treatment. Many 144, WllnterhaPell MenutrYe 24 1 biaciariari- read; 6angerll4 at these Gentlemen have had Strictures bons tea to twenty years 1 Oxfoidestrert ; hlidgley, 49, Strand ) Hudson and Co. g; till' and had been under the care of Messrs. Home add Heaviside. market; market; Ward , V34,.Hulborn ; and Matters,, 85, Fleetdisct• I and other surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted the cure Half pint bottles 4s. k'hit ditto 7s. tied. and QUirt due tic by the application of the lunar caustic without success. dirty included. .. STRICTIMIiS, • Of sli of whom may als3 be had, prim Ss. in MOON OWhether recent or of loneduration, and width have based the 1 Dr.lrEitSTEK's valuablg I'ithATLIE en the demeans skill ofother Practitioners ; are by their present improved plan of , Aim it Os Xlll3l6l,Ski DIET Di INK. , _ seamen t, effectually and permanently mired, without the patient at cling the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage wh;eb J I erten follows the application of the lunar caustic. In the course et, SD years extensive practice In this metropolis, nunterouicases of Strictures have been and are daily under Shelf care, the total eradication of which are effected by a safe, certain, and expeeLes_ dons mode of practice, eaperior to any other yet adopted. Mi...srs. Currie and Co. may he comultedbp either sex with the gremest delicacy, secrecy, ant honour, m their house, No. Olio] Hateen-Garden. Patients in the country are requested to stare,, the . perticulantd their case , age , and general habit of living, its.: ieillueher a residuum' for advice e aid medicines, when the same lire belt rar sir .silt sow pat of the kingdom. . ....AAr NEWS FOR kADIES AND UENTLiaIa WHO HAVE RE!) OR GREY HAIL A N OFFICER. in the Army oleo wirer:Mier 8 1 4 ; a Ji• is in mourning through a death in hi• family, wished to Wei it off, but his whiskers bac' redd:th and Part Beefs hacamat hrla it a disfiguremut—Seeing ao Adrertheruunt of the Russia Dane ' akplied to the Proprietor to know if it would change his wideltal dark; the Proprietor was so ctstain of it, be wished the Gado Man to take a bottle on trial without paying for It, width as, Gentleman declined, tau bought one, and called in a fee dal , again to shew his whiskers were charged' dark, sad in* pleased, be hft his address, that if icy Gentionau doulair.glit above, they might be referred to him, but does not 4ke imam/ MATRIMONIAL FELICITY. to be published. MESSRS. GOSS and CO. as reggilarly-eucated Gentienten having reddish grey whiskers, or esuhrowc sidO Surgeons of London, hive sedulously devoted their attar. immediately make them dinky or black.. Lathes and Geodonal_ tiara for these last t. 5 years to the study of those disorders which so making a trial will be convinced chat th e Russian Dye Is awholP frequently emlituerand too often prevent, that inestimable bless- article in the world for making red or gre hair to thallaa# l 2l• ing, sna:xiindoial felicity. Ttotautrlvalled patronage that they on any other flace„ t ic o r black is wa ih have hitherto. received from peseta pf thelirst distinetiort, and °NI T darh°a al thickens the halt ged eke uniform success attending their snpetior mode of treatment like other eh: , nos that are sold.tor a sindlarearra o o lBB. in such complaints, induce them thus publicly t o og ee t h e i r assts. are of a corru. .cure, and mostly change the bur na Fat trance. fn all cases of debility or deficiency, whether resulting east. A Lady of distinction has declared to tbs ptlAelst from the Lao frequency of participatit‘ tn . the pieties of a fa. for years she bad been obliged to wear false hair, althoanklaat shiotuble Efe, the unbounded indulgenceof libertinism or a secret, tolerably got.* hair of her own, but it being greys: solitary, and destructive habit, wide* weakens the energy of the a g e s through souse weak " . in the growth , and milig mind, and destroys the Rower of youth, by producin g ste rili t y i n vertiseinent of the Russia Dye, resolved to Make a fairlo, .the one sex, and impotence in the ot h er , t h ey ° Ai r a age and of it, and so great wag the addition, that her indicant/Oat permeleog cum. to 'hog who, from such complaint', am pre- . would uot b t lieve ahe hatildt the fobs hair, sitithaln: 4 7 o. vented entering into the marriage state, and lamed to seek re- pure tuve6tigathm and now rAgistand Y IRS" cal Rtessb fats lief, brood otter their infirmities in silence ft must be eansellug to moisten her gair g w when dresdng, as It foments Its faint aIC to know, however difficult or indfcrtual th e care may he &caned on the lean chasten immediatelysises the Maeda Dye, "d i al by other praelitiofters, that, by g remkating •and infaidtde me_ all times gives the youthful appearance , se lk at an 1 1 "`"" thod, they may be restored o a sound ea * emu; tonsi i.,, age. Price 1141.41.Guirva a bottle, or a dose: 110..des Lion. A terrain Disorder , frequently contracted in a moment Sold wholesale, retail, and for ei;portatiou, by ibe rivP ollllo of indiacretion, and every species of Syphilitic -Infection, by • John-street, a mild and never-failing mode of treatment, is speedily and Mesta bottles of:Poke No. c); and,byappaietmeat radically removed, without restmint in_Airt exereiz, by Mess, S oot s Perfumers w her Molest!. Ttehbarn"trad ; to and Co. as also thricturts of the Urethra ands es, which • New Bond-street a Dation. Sot Otford•street; Mit' they are enabled to cure in a short pecks& without recourse to 8 _ ,trand Davi.= and Son , 59 , Firet-enrereg Wog, 45 ; the painful, dangerous e ff ects of the Caustic; inferences of which ' lima 521 Park-street; Ward, ul 14tit rstide...ici "°1 • 4 r can be given to several Gentlemen of high respectability, who Exchange ; and•al most principal a - aaara° 4 " c have been. cured; after baying Wonted under ttricitftes fur many I drys in die United Kingdom. . ~yeas. To married Fentales,.whose expectations of thOte tender the rubbing of the saddle. ok tees *y adalg ai ta l l t i sess have been defestrtlAt niav also be Ladive and contieme:a who Moro .slAwourho h oo ps. pledges of connubial happi m.. . d.i m- -11°L1 F that by a pryer perseverance is assesli a • specks, by the nee Ot the Rusiaulfp. . . a pleasing reflection to Wpm. their rernedits the pisiril health is renovated, and ti intpedi= it* i d n a 'r 41)1 " 1 " - - miens removed, To be consulted at their House deny, personaßy, by either see., with secrecy, delicacy, and attention. Patients In the country are requested to oats Of their case, age, and manner of living, *losing a s. for advice and neubdoes, and the use will bi foriraded part of the kingdaips!. DOSS aid Oa tharsta l li, bipeds-grog, riertitost. C C is renovated, and the irapcdi= 1 it 4 ..i d n iu 'r 4ol4 'ur' 1 zweNswitsb.Capterns, else Country gisupbsesgees,, web% OE I ' may, persheagy, of bilister. I Order. to rely Waslegal* Per/'tae) a, or Wider irewbolitlf aty, and ou de eotioo. . 1 deli with its London. Intl native lib -r.sl alliallesini • ' etarated is N ati ifi e votbdui 'Adios and tierstlentea residing in tile Wig, WhI10 11 41.0.: hTlikil. ihdosing:ll Seek Note. Pound in a 'titers win barizzion;2l=Ya==ol;lot4WriO“ coach one t~i nod: s sane will bi terinidedtfo ace • . st I ONDOe4 s krill* by Lava.' ICs..s. r, 'lick e et; s4 TZ ft # 1 .1 Weds-arse, Ineetoltilet . 'WOW ikeViedsd*Siir4llllce, T --- . . , . .. , . ~. • . .1 . . . . . \ .