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5131 M 6 :: 4 •1Y . .'4311.12CM,' YKIL% A ' siviwookikKg 6ll4ll " 4 " llll . ''. " 7 ' atADlAr4 4 ll6l,r4viriziitint , ,-V . tteitilittoi ....:,- ..., 7 1.:400414 6 -1j •:::1 Yr h . ' : e-. 1 , Yesteilit lortipteo "t.cvtve anti R ' pi tebinkri louses,in rd Mint, ,Miala IT OT • Inuent; to Mr. Sirlnget, nil dn4tit anti a treiheit si. crash. your oersnat *t kilted—tiro men. i bii * T4, And a girl. These tnfottunite treattne% Were liwitHy tritised tts trommiesb and were with , great ditlicuttyli PA Mit of die ttihlgTh t three tk ets b stralesnucbrt hu;' and taketi to the itospital. The bouses bad flat Ist4'n !repaired fot a considetable tittle ' and, like many other liaises in the Bottnlgh, 'Wet nrouldering with age. ~~ R IarrINGS, NA - v. .....--).... ''he arrivals from tile Trent!' coast at this place, ate become frequent. Boats retch us almost every day, by *Well we site supplied with limits, hutret and ' eggs, at a Moderate rate, t novelty more than scatcite has eontribsted to keep articles at Some. whet a higher price then they formerly obtained. novelty in a few dkys, however* We ex an abundant sup.- . ply cif the atticlee mentioned, as Cheap as we Eould • reaeottably desire. • Yesterday, aceoeditte to minuet eusinet, the Corpo. .. tat;on am.! Jurats of this place, proceeded to the elecL tion of a chief Magistrate, and other officers, when E. MflAyssb, Esq. was unanimously choseit Mayor ; .I.G. Smarm. Esq. Deputy Mayor, Audi. TOUPSZTT, ~sq. Town Clerk, for the year ensuing. - The upright ' tonduet of our . fate worthy Mayor, J G. SnonTeu, Esti. atidhkeenstabt steal for the interests of the town, have gabled high the wannest esteem sod approba . . , .... . 111)1 the weather here has been eitceediegly . .fine fbr *One weeks, at present it wears the appearance of an selvaneed sureoser. The applications for houses are • atuneratleatelialtreastne ;• and sndie of the best shwa . liters anealrendy taken. Sir GODIMET NYESSTER sail tel (tote hence last week in his cutter, the Nancy, for 4 . Calais, - where' she' is at • present, in harbour. The ./• • wurthY - Beraaatiean a short visit to Paris. The tdas, kayos Rost titi extraordinary sailing, by the name tithe Crack !sitter, belonging to this place, is MIA' in the Dewastafter a trip from hence to Dover, and theneVto talus; where she altompanied his Majesty I.otialPlLlL , having co board several respectable • inhabitants of !Ibis town. . A gentled who has just returned nom France, s ites a most inhtMting pktple of the French people ; their joy upon the happy 'restoration of their lawful king, and the prospect of a lasting peaces is eines. live. The utmost attentien and politeneas is every Where shenn to she English ). great sacrifices are even wade for their accommodation, and they do not hesi tate freely to express their conviction, that the glorious events which all Ettrope now celebrates, has resulted floss the ueshaken perseverance of Great BlitaiLti ra f .BOIIRIIO.V.I. • . is tiegtei ettartisfattion and )07 to otlars.be- - Sides the Loyal Steed France" that the Crown of that kingdom will' be wean lay the lineal desc.c.4laftcs of the Om: Louis XVI, the male issue of the Duke. and Duchene( Aagotdeme,—Feetaks are excluded from rim erteretwtste.of France. hut the yens participate, by a tratrinminial ctowu, in the power and dignity of their bashimair. Piirptesisst Majesty Lottle XVIII. wet not igno.. tun or forgetful of the law, when he said tp his niece, the daughter of his murdered Sovereign and • *other, aftePreceiving'the deputation from katis,.... • If t bad a ,crevris of roses, I would offer it to you. As the glefenti.to which iam called is a croWn ofetbotnt, I most wear it myself.'. / . Alsrother of the patriotic and intrepid Mayor of tourdeatn, derotEd to books and music, hat lived for th ny years is this somitry, in the intimacy of mutual sympathy anii:interm, with the venerable Illihop of • hereof hfillennittntlionse. Xertisington. The King ef"Prance understanding thts,aignitied. a few days before li:departure, a &sift to see !tr. Lynch, to Whets .be saM in a wry endearing mariner, " Mr. 3.4iseho iam sensible-pi the service slew brrher. has ' - -doiseeo ary fainify ; I erol never forget-it. r ' It has . illurAftbeeit observer), as *family trait in the chant • . ter or the floutbons, that they postessgrene sensibility er teseeptibil?ty of nature.—Lcius XV4II. was-great , ff moved f els zit oacasioemby the congraturations of • his people.‘' List be was still more nimed - by ttlbse et the English populace. who *roweled abort tire throe erf hi* skeet, about the time of his setting out for I ' /mock, hailing hie:with hearty and repeated hostas. • Hit tears fkiaved down his-cheeks. He threw up the • reshot his window, tad hutting forirard a little, said -InVisluaganyand again, " GOB bless y ou He 46 not show so emelt emotion on any oceasson,eicept err: Ms diec interview, after the deputation from Paris, with the Duchess of AxixotAxims, Europe, it may be expected will enjoy “ long tern...l-mg in proportion to rho duration and intensity of the c.ila , MUM' atoompanying. or flowing from the aggressions unprincipkd men- war cruel ambitions.. But, for' Treace ! well might the Sing say, that the amen Mould be-a inovre-of thorns 1 The Stance has emoted: = folio ar hereditary nobility—the ancient nobility •=. a eru•rdlowed to retail' their titled h net this a, cruel l tiseshery.f 'Mani seeing to be something rotten in the eogstitutianam4tery good things in o f but some.l - • ;•• Wing has in the foundation throne rise; in • •on a rake inpatencted, not by the voice at the t' but ityllsetaimeta • • I tik ,. /. 4.%<,..:1!):11111111111Mait , 00 11 ) aosiyly. . , - - . . .I.4t.;totiuts.bftcliffsrtoritoprovE l-1. " . •. . . •:'• ' O t ti . rot boulit fir attL * tiYAtt a &it 6Atiti7Taweii, it A? - 3. • • • ilkt Mitilstfiined, ti RnK 'td Llt kMl* vibrOlue notice of ejectment that. had been settred the slafenqfitnt in this caiev should m he deettied good noticly; &tenor:l6ll4ft titre foinewhat pecokiat At laughable. TM defeildint Was a•fardier; and Wthen the attovnirY ikrnt-,tri serve him. with the tiqtie'el he was at Work irt the fielai without hit cbat, ; The attorney peoceethi'd towards hint, and on coming up tith him, began td describe the cause of this visit.— There was* a gate at tats time between the parties, and•whert the farm* 'perceived oat the lawyer was tekinOripers out of lils• portket, he took to .his heels, trying, that the attorney shotildliave a bit of run be fore he ehould serve the,: notice ! The attorney at 'first - was not disheartened, but commenced the_chace, fiillowilig the farmer over hedges. ditches, marshesr and stiles, to the imminent danger of his life ; but not Being in the vein for this species of ',metier, the lawyer soon gave up. After prornenading for some iliac abont tire grounds that ne to much wished to•get possession of for his client, he at last perceived the farmer's coat hanging . on a hedge ; and calling ottt to the farmer to observe what he was goin:4 to do, he put the notice into the .pocket of the coat I The far. vier perceiied what was doing,' for he sa'd to the at torney at that moment- 4, Hallow„ you. Mr. - Lawyer, don't you pick my pocket !" The lawyer shrewdly thinking that all was not done, so long as any thing was left ttndetne,which might be performed, and to make surety double sure, waited Amu tilithe saw thei farmer take his coat from the hedge, and waik away with it, together with the notice in the pocket of it ! ! Under all the circumstances, he (Mr. Marryatt) hoped the Court would deem tlns'good service. .1t was not stated whether any action had been commen ced against the attorney, by the firmer, I,r trarall *lr rebberp—ltule granted most cheerfully. • MAY +. 'the Court was occupied in hearing Palish Settle ment C e ases. Lord Ett.extroxot , cit went away early, and no motion was made within the Bar. Mr. AISNOTT Moved for an information against Mr. Brawn,- Mayor of Abcrystwith, to 'thew by what au thority he exercised the office, being a.miuor.—Kale it iri granted:• . • . -.-: . CIIIGVIT INTELZIGENtIt ' •••••••••....... . GLASGOW, APRII. :16. - This day the - Circuit Court of Justiciary' was opened here by Lord Mia frown AN it and Lord Pet umur. After the usual formalities, the Cubit proceeded to the trial of Ale:colder Brovalc, lately resident in Cath cart-street, Greenock, accused of assaulting Ann or Agnes Adam, his wife, in the month of Pc:filer, 1813, and again on the 6th of February, 1814, in consequence of which she sdied next day. ' Prisoner pleaded Not Guilty. A number of witnesses were examined for the Crown, and alsO for. the prisoner, who bole an cite:A lt-tit character, but, according to all the witnesses, the deceased was much addicted to di ink, and had - been in the habit of irequmting a house of bad lame. The evidence being closed,,tlr dui y acquitted the prisoner. Arm: Finfavens, for stealing wearing app. 'rel, plea ded Gnilty ; the libel was restricted to au arbitrary punishment, she was sentenced to transportation for seven years. APRIL 28.-Yesterday came on before the Crum the trial of Williunt Wilcox, mason in L mark', accused' of assaulting, on the 29th of °etcher last, the de ' ceased Mr. jame , t Waygateshaw, on one of the streets ' of Lanark, by striking him on the fate with liis hand, in which it was supposed he held a stone, which made $ deep; cut, knocking him down, and otherwise so bruising him Ors his life was in imminent clangew. After several witnesses were examined, the A ova. tarn DEPUTE -said he had failed in his proof and gave up the cause. Itiory AParein, alias MAO, was accused of steal inn, at eight different times, from the tan-work of Mr. A.lii Rusborough, Spoutmoutb, Glasgow. It ap peared that Mr. Itoxborotigh had lost, the key of the work, and that it was found by the prisoner, by . which means she had entered the premises. The pro. toner tvas found Guilty, and sentenced to 14 years nsportation. Ifogaret Stirred, alias Maeleck:gie, accused of steal ing, OR the 12th of February List, from the shop of Norman M'Leod, tailor, Paisley, a piece of cotton cloth, Sco. was found Guilty, and sentenced to seven years transportation ; the libel being restricted. Dorlel M'Cre, accused of robbing in a close, in Ring -street, on the evening of the Vith of January, 1314, John M'Laurin, cattle-dealer, Sauchieliall- road,, Glasgow, was found Guilty * and sentenced to seven ifillrt transportation. This day, Joke Sled, of Bray, accused of the mur der of Helen Brown, by administering arsenic to her, buying failed to appear, sentence of outlawry was renounced against him. AfkAael Strefeesf, alias Covk accused of street rob. bay, was likewise outlawed for not appearing. delete Jartisa was tried for the murder of Agnes Watson, of Woodsess, near Auchinbeath, m the parish ef•Lesmallagoweow . die night'of the I st--of July last, by inflicting dreadful .wounds on bee bead and body, . an ;.. d afterwards throwing her into a coal pit. .- A great ;limber of witnesses were examined, 004, 'Ole evidence being altogether circumstantial, it ill'ver,,, dad ninth scope for the ingenuity of the pleaders.-= ltispeke • :` sZ„ r` L '• ''. Tal.llerk foAi lli Ids tit ,linZti r ti .t:i 1,,10rm sm o • . • - trigooemObeellekt .1 ~- ~,. ..:.•. , -.- - •#*iii,g ()Sea/ artiets Mrs }rut . I?estt;ptt* 1 NS - , r• Is is ipipnctant:tn on persOs COVIJACteti w . it : oe ty, in far as it tespects thtptittcuott.ta rar e islittil. Establiihment, • i id to tile couAirvy At Lirgf, • is ill'ilicatilvi et the spftit witickliw.h it is intended to piliifeaftt the kvai: with America i, • • .. . ....: . • • A:. Aaintrati'y &fee. Aprir MIX., 1. '' Tile Lords Cflmmissiotieri' of the . ' dmirAltr cannot announce to the Fleet the tertnihstlon of f05.. 1 edifies with trance, without eipresssinit to AI Petty Officers, the 'Seamen, and Royal Matins of his Mir-, jesty's ships, the high sense which their Lorsislilpii entertain of their gallant and glorions set vices dining, the late war. The patience, perseverance, and dis cipline=-the skill, cohrtge, and devotion with which the Se mien and Marines have upheld the best irate. rests, and achieved the noblest tridmplis of the o °l % llo' try, entitle them to the gratitude -not only of their native land, which they have preserved inviolate, but of the other nations of Europe, of whose ultimate de liverance their successes Maintained the finl-e, $411.1 ac celerated the accomplishment `F r i ( it 1,-rdshipi re gret that the unjust and' unprovoked a i ,gression of ibe American Government, in declaring war upon this country, after all the causes of its original cilin plaint had been removed, does not permit them to reduce the Fleet at once to a peace estahlishmerit ; but as the question now at issue in this war is the , maintenance of those maritime right s which are the ,siire foundations of our naval glory, their Lordships look with confidence to that part of the Net which it may be' still n: cessary to keep in commission, ter A . continuance of that spi:it of discipline and gallaiary which has raised the British Navy to its present pre. , eminence. In scd.scing the Fleet to the estabtish: meet necessary for the American war, the SVatnen sad Marines will find their Lordships attentive to the claims of their respective services. The reducti.is, will be first made in the crews of those ships which 4. may be found expedient to pay off, and from tkens the Petty Othcers and Seamen will be successively: .discharged, according to the length of their servicess., beginning, in the first instance, with all those who were in his Majesty's service previous to the 7th of March. 1803, and have since continued in it. When the reduction shall have ben thus made as to the ships faid off, their Lordships will direct their atten. tion to those which it may be found necessary to. keep in catnmission, a-,11 as. •it.on as the circumstances .of the sy,q- viii admi:, i....:il ring home and discharge all persons having the same .....t.ind:ng and periods of 1 service, as those before discharged fron the ships i paid off; so that in a few mouths, Lilt! situation 01 individuals will be eqnalized ; all men of a certain period of service will be at liberty to return home to their families; and the numher which it may be still necessary to retain, will be composed of, those who have been the shortest time in the service. An ar rangement in itself so just cannot, in theit Lordships' , opinion, fail to give universal satisfaction ; and tliq are induced to make this communication to the fleet, because th^y think that the exemplary good conduct of all the Petty Office's, Seamen and Marines, entitle, them to every confidence, and to this lull acid candid explanation of their Lordships' intentions. Their Lordships cannot conclude without expressing their hope, that the valour of I.is Majesty's fLiets and ar mies will speedily bring ate American contest to a conclusion honourable to the British name, safe for British interests, and conducive to the lasting repose of, the civilized worl d .—By coainand of their Lord ships, (Signed) gg J. W. C1101(1110 . ._ DIED. • Monday, lobe Akock, of Kingwood Lodge.iluarey, aged 53 years. On Ibe itb vltirtio at Ortlies, In France, In ---- - ^e of the • consequence wounds be received in the battle of the 27th of February. in the relit year of his age, Lieutenant Jasuei Murray, of the Wet Re giment of bast. Lately, at Cambo, In Frantz, aged SI yearsiln eansrquenee of 4 wound +wetted in the attack of a Ftench piadtioll at Gains, oa the abet fount of the isth of February L(st, Niaior latuea.S.ton, of the Rid or Gordon Highlanders, eldest son ut Sir Wit wtor, Bart of Pitmedden. Aberdeenshire. In (Mathis Kir& and country have sustained the loss of a brave and good stislier, who through his merit and gallantry on previous occasions had obtained pee mot on 'I hot who are nearly allied to and acquainted with lan, have ever to deplore and lament an Irreparable calamity in the fall of departed worth, but pride themes-lets that his career was howno-able--tnore than half of his valuable lite having brae devoted to the profession he was 23 ornament to, and zealous supporter of. April 25, Mrs. Elisabeth Dam's, aged 100 yellts, relict of the late John Bartels, Posy of LanielqWiall, Cum%erlansi. FOR fHE TEETH AND GUMS. 1111TI.ER's celebutea VEd ETABLE TOOTH POWDER is, with confidence, reconimended to the U.e of the Pubic, as the most efficacious Preparation for Preserving the Teeth hi a sound state,even to old age, antimoducing a pearly F w hiteners without impairing the Enamel It imparts a firmness and beautlfut redness to the Goma, to the Breath the most de lectabk Sweetness; and if used constandy as directed, will pre vent the Tooth-attic, Gum Boils, and Swelled Faze, by removing its cause—the Scurvy in the Goma. Price 24.1011. the box. EUTLER's Superior LAVENDER WA FE it, from its eleiant fragrancy, has received the Approbation of their Rnyal High nesses ties Princess and Princess Charlotte of Water, and of many Ladies of thefirst Distinction. Price 40. in half-pint bottles. Sold wholeiale and retail by the Pmpristoir, K. Butler,. 4. Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Church -yard, Loudon ; and retail Iff Crew, Spragg, Delarn and Sharp, Portionoudi ; Hall, Harding, andJoiison, (import ; Allnutt, Westwnf Manor!, Hope, and Jones, Portsea; Triswinan, Exeter; Cookworthy, hen, and Howland, Plymouth I WE, Waterford and Dublin ,• Bauer and . MaDonahl, Glasgow ; Stnstb, Manderston, Scutt, and Rollins Oil, Edinburgh • Cruised', Bildt ' Ross and Peck, Hull; Whitt. Brighton ; Rubins, Seldon, and Ruff, Cheltenham; Oreg ano and liltliagu, lidseards and Penny, Liverpool ; Stains and Lynch, Manchester ; Cowen, Norwich t Knott and Lloyd, Bir mingham ; Gregory, Brighton ; and.of most respeeshits Mods- Ittne Venders in the Muldoon, in Boxes 9. 9J each. B, Jcv.a. Mews: 4UESIVNIAN MEUICINU. - - TT ' ' • • :1 r: f en( rise rscm; f 111417/ 1).%r . .} ledettirr isi toov EY o . . a - 4jt „ H AIR hvays convey' MI . . when they tippen In t arty.l.fe, may :. ff•rattubooOril herice vitiates remedies are attorixt+34 :44, hese hair are the m os t g eneral, bat. many *topic *tints to bo/h, pakicularly la'hot weather',-.. thatillei the Wilk tie II rornanen color, it. d ipt, br a diPittratuni_otismr9rtasce, sad rt . li VEt lE 1.11.ILk: DY t; a roran'cal Composidal, inemeeist efulleffiv,aciona; it tnineedintely A Hair to a gieauti!rul and pertnarent auburn , a ramie of applicatiir, that all . 1.3 , 1 y or - dentfrimin , itee'coluer tut theit,enen heir teak rare 114:seertcyf move every elniilit it, - prejudice iti the muds Cf ti - Prometor, a. re to li.rieit u:ne Inietireer sheds Dye chief hot brieeser tier) . purpose foF vehicle it ' • Sold price 5i 7e. ciL ID.. M. and our gu4tea I rectiuwer, b10..t3. th il billet, Soboomptwe, mo-t Perfumers aral 'Holr-etressers lii Teron • 'l, grfr Ladle* or GeotlcOlaill in the Couvirj,, 1,210: by pnat,,wialaave a-01Th *rot by return Am abbee may te hrd, Alit 1 10i0Al'a leatiblileed by the Royal Family. and moat f to be fee g exilic nuurAer ani beautifier t.. verS, given it igkie. avAi appearance beautiful don, produces a rimer cart, witSete will reetar nein daup wealfs.r, 2 1 :c. Fur i;,,e, .t.e G:crivie, of Ila.r. , eesoirse rensarkleale II un the I fair, et:clone! with each Duals, pain i;ainear . . CAb TI 0 N.--A. , k ra A1i....,,,,.,, rh, , ,t , e:gtizuve on tlee . labrl, an dive ate- irOettiterititte , ...- 17 .- 7 ----„. ..7.------ --.—_ DixJNl,trri ttut,toU: TO Mr. DIXON, Apothecary, :take the earliest • oppcw%rl .I.love received the money, i c! . ta — -tit Tit the Pee of your DIXON'S AN FIISILICiI/1 Ned tit hie to 'max'. Alnl all limit fsuvde p bsied them hov e eaperlenced the tame •:alutary eh re tittti to et. the best - Medici:veva tile , a;s tuber comp/sluts. T i ce follow:es rat I.a)lidt and Gentlemen who bat rfrcelr!".li from your I)ix4n's Ana:lit/tic Pals tr.:Owl's' mama; WlT:ana Shaw, Esq. Ximatins, ' , parish Town, ditto; W. Ilemiltne, ditto; J. Smith, Eaq 011 itittenr, dittos Mr. Walker, Pon Moranr, ditto , River. ditto; Mr. Molten', &tit-) Polack, Esq. ditto; Mtg. Motor GoldsotObt Mrs. Peery, St. Antis ;'Mss W044,- 11 , many other pzrson of the Arai rbeteetabi*C" liliclitnt servant, •rHoNtAb IIAPk 1.l! • Sold witolelale and retail 7t Mr. troktrif of St.,Pasi s Cl.urch-Yard ; by :4 :t - Jones, Weston, Minuti, sad M and Hat (ring, Gosistat; Coltaa an and Pant, and T m * urner, Hull; and Gilbert, Plyquouth ; Knott akt (o. Illinat , nettans ; Staines, t.racls,.a,o l tltinota, trewman,Etteler ; Itautry and M•Lhottai..!, Jisrrp.&irut; Steer:von and Co. Norwich Edwards and l'enny, and 11.11tufe.anJ I.a , kbery, and Ledger. I)uver ; White, Briguon ; P.oleerts tenhant; and real! b y linnet Country Mdiethe at an , ,As ends. 'CO IBEel leave to ittiOrrn yOtt, that 1790, I had been afflietee with die Loft Its obstinately resisting' every course of medicine most eminent of the 'acuity bare, and and courses of salivatior. and :trice diszharged I ormild a; pear to be of the rot the spring of year my &scary had gouty so put a period to my existence. cortanieuded by Mr. J. Thampion, (who by them hv-e,) to take-yiniel.eake's Patel to do to (kr 26tb May; kt . the cootie o• receive benefit. to little more .thass & Tsar liberal advice aild medicine, pOrfactly met complaints, have recovered my former spirits and am becnnia pity and La, al WlAli:b marl reorths to the mime Amara of et a loss hi what terms to express ulf the . gfted of utbet I.4'ering mortals. public as possibly, as I shall on- every wiUgreatly uhly, Sit „your. rateftd. theßent hnrefhle van, ' • .41.1iX.'" swan's owe, 4.6o.leirtir Prepared-itml sold 'by steseie Prs4pdtint,.:niumasTsylees Member ache Royal Caine of bfLondust, &sus No. 9; beer. .• rd : • • They are she sold by. his eppintetantekiltdie ts; St. Alban's-street, Pall Mail ; the Too,-14:4•5a ,-erd,etreet 4 Ur. Didliarstibt., N 0.7, Irlt-Mll, ratite the Monument; andby one permit town In England, acc. in boxes only Qs.9d. ash, erakvispfltelh lull and plain directions, whereby persona - thither eta *IOWA thentgehea with ease and secrecy. . N.B. Every Box sail in Great Britain I.t scaled op with asp* iu - which ,by eavourof the Commissioners, Is prime' at the Slater pike " Taylor, No.e,neor Bridge-street." • i CHALLENGE. MESS ItS.CURR lE . and Co. Surgeon', late in lib Majesty's Service, chalkisr the wits & world to.prowe a Angie instance where their Mediene and earthed of case evar `ailed of the deem! The practice of many years to Net petriculat branch of tbsir pegfesslan has not given eke to Me ..insuccesiirel case. They cone:tine to direct their studies to the treatment 'ant OM ' 4 lO Venereal Complaints, and the/ derangenten . or the system evisoch is the consequence of the pernicross endsvastefal areas eta balatt lony and unhappy pursectiti the y molts tif both glut, 'lt the one a will be round t 6 be the wdailioit soarne of bates- MOW; th► other have its ravages fatally developedto them by a lb. awning state of debility, Which, if Dot timely restudied, terminates ta tmpoteuet. Thee treks remote and ottimate effects, While tin. sumprAms, low ntintaactalar power,ani various nernaus corn Allan usually cisericterise the earlier whoa of this solitary Site. Myer. vows languishbut under the (boarders locident to 'oche blibit e lliele Teatment is simple and has never proved eassieceeefal. lithe course of a long. laborious, and numb extended pried& In tie! must obstinate and complicated cases of venereal infection s ' ejecta is obstructions in the urethra, aptinry ercrescencee, hied ea. -.tors, callous ulcers, eruptions. sem4nal weaknees„ elects. as aim STUICTUV.E.S, Wheeler meat or of long dunittoo, and ',bleb bare baffled en kit *fisher Practitioroft , are by flier prawn: imported treatment, •Ifirtualiy and r emanent: ) , cured, without the attar nettle tICRIC•aVng pain acid earning hemorrlittes sows often follows the apptcation of the tinier (suet*. id the coined so years evrenstve pracene in this awleassolls, numerous distal tr.etairee have been and we dully under their care, the ,e indication of which are erected by i'safe, certain, a:444e5% roes evade of practice. supasor to any otbac yet aloptel4.• Teo weakness,. relaxation,. and skiviltty prefecinitag firm this Am. plant, is speedily resumed, and the patient restored to nog and norms health. list where the debility has hit resit sub. ted, a proper perseverassa: in their restore:we rente.hee,dhateili e Ntr.ctore has been dmtroyed. is lir.lispnvedthly re.pt;site as - -- • .._ ... • 11. rid 51: ..r.wr.t t yri rA : its . r . 11 \it . 11 idea of ite, r be reckoned a ser4osi tee atilerni*Wk. say' *CI4/ 1 E kris all ofs. iffser . , , an amide wh tit fair:Aprvioratd , pOillifitlY, at oiler tientir ettaatir bd, ad Pea/ m or black, by so cagy - detttfritan may ekdosee atiksaerrcri and to re- Cf t isertiell,the • reloads ff thrrYrgeteede Web I 11-11/e1010 1, 4 1 4: guiaea by he. Atkinson, square, London, and by ions and Country, I,a/00.0eadibi a lellia• Korn of Co:eis. CORI.114(1 FLUID; t of the tiobility,adowod e to the Hair ever tbstO- esottful beyond .dracti'- 1 feign its grin sirens( wouderfo' 611/CCIe , far • r Winn/mks in an mussy mica d. tA. tio. atud woe ' or T.).`e, and observe As ttbecary. • . - nituniq to acgnitnt t'ortedeettatdtat *nes PILLS, whisis caw• felealisio whom Asti- ialutary beck* ;tbiy de- ' sir! hi that.,rsto ewes are mail •-cplei the ratan Mlit 4.lrattaalblior,_"Zo9.fe. ditto; Mr. W oars& o F..sq. Savant% to Mfr. ditto; 4. AWN), Erg.. reer ' • ro 9 l Eye Silt • P ' urn, Esq. UratinS ; G. V. &Innis; Witigttoss. ditto; .1, *raniA Tuwn; wilt • . etabf+y tout roost t "t.b tbe Kap II mg,* i tr e so ixb o y 4l 4o,;.eosir r..11-4istb ; r Vor ate; I fall; JuL .ran, t iac..l) • 8 . • so acts t, Pat 1. C w cw i ny, w: !it! Litsink arid Switteley id 'Auk ionise..4 temp! r. (;l=evee; sad nick ;lierinfert, faisconts aidwery, lire/poet ; ?hale ; P.nieertt• at,d Rtir, Ledicita Ve, • dal, In hut* , 1.011, dm/. teat ever since the year Lues Visteres, vrlslchfrain naedickaoprewrd3ed hf rtie andorgolog wooed ',sea ' ;ed front the ile sr anion& west luseterate pave. la tad got to such a bead, as iln this matt, L was rem ce rottivest so great a cute Patimt Pins, which 1 he se of a formet I t.. gan is • n a mantis 1 botany. by - erfectly hoe front my tkn ensue *irks and arrespeth r icis state beefing re iaisteed d' all who thee sae,. I ant rEr r4o+ hat beg wrr for , to make. Ws soy. care.= gt:caMerM=-4tr`M doing . fOll obeLlient *cry tnactedo ear- • ALLlL:baiikra... • . • • . - • .... __- _ . - -- , . . i' imun ' de4l Cauca scope WY WC miscsausil .... ..... r .....---•- .... . amei , Captain Finetmull— —l4w;ng sli " hid '''''' YAK tilditieDeususidunpoice for the prosecutiOn, awl Mk iAlta 7 l ; f 611 '''''''''''''''''''' informs the elumbenns part , of Mt, sad tW i edan wiL e tiw c . m ai i ii;,; . 4 Ole effect' of - his wowed. The ball paterd WrniVel l i • etio. t.„,„ m um . f or t h e. pr i umer . the Public, that die Gaest:Aan Medicines ate sold b r erect"' Noblesuen ant Genderten, of the lust respeetairtatif .010111111 his thigh* labia irtiosialp she. bone. and the ' . I .."' d - W - EsonwillAtifk Shunned tap the evidence with Metes.' Newberg and Sans, wholesale and retail, No. st9c. lase been esid'er die we of Messrs. Cuene and e.. fur tom fio . , . ' • shiasapteBllllP . 1 . 1111114 " 1161411.61141* dilif4allai jairliew . ger ‘ af impattifikty, and the jury were ordered to re. ,Da ale -a reel, Dublin ; and those that wish to see the salutary moval of complaint% of the Ututhrs, &return, le. =4, ro ti l s ~ i i to.), ~,emetwa. ; .. 7.1 i ...,....?..,..., , . i 1.4 t, ,, . efficacy of them, may receive that Information by pertistn3 rocetwed a' ratezi and perm* ant cote, request that • •„, ..-_ ,.„„. title thrityettEct neat Morning,. which they accon , his " Guide from l'sin," price One Shilling, *old as above, • may be made to than as satisfactory *Wares of the dedik4 pat• ' .' +...'-'''' firgS:' 31,1113709 INKIVAIIIIthei ?lei iharscter vs ,dhi s tt 414,. linaing. by at pluPality of voices, the libel or by etamining the Sass Newspafer, Belts Weekly hies- perurity of M. oauXasett and Co .'/ plan o f tte ,.,,,,,ti & cos i i i .I'l ' .. ~,X111114:1r...."1"t: ~;Palllir at lit C6 ' Na Unified: . `'Mier,.receiving a most admirable ad- .or Laßelle Assemble, Where they will see that Mew * th ese Genuetnest had Suit-tarn from ten to tweets 7 _ am , , .t ~.J., ..y....i = r ani preparations bee bustantabialied in London for more slid were u m et the rare of Meson Home sad Iteaf fliwar z ' • f f 'inlloll - .• Ta • ' arm' 111 . ° 9 "Er ima ' I I' Y eir r 1110iiilidtt &Ohl tdrii . hysuiLLY,o.l4ckson was dismissed 'ekaaAventy yean by mewing' the rolloaing c.omplifitus in less and other stmeenis of equal emblen.e, 'who atteamcol 1 .!., • • ' ' lda n e; ".i.:- r. ? i •• • IMO the hafe .. .one bout; and by curing la a tvessatible time ad sons of goat. by the application of the lunar amine, without sneer% . ,than vWS r;ilg '' ''",• 7 4 r .. ' 1 : .: .' 1 . * : Tahlkll 4.4 4 ll te '. ' „s i . ..' % i ?.. ,a ' . .1 t . • . ..... "..A. rbeantade gout rbethithdiat, pleurisy, lifer complaints, old Patients it I ,Conatry are rein-wed to state the otij o. ' ` lsiPef 4 . ' a ''' .ig -.-, tor .. r .,!it ~-• .. kiln' -.... • ' - 4 Ciiifit *AI bitibeeti &Wet' Piliitotitit on *rains, bruises and weakness. or contractions proceeding front ,of their Ws, : f'• and mintier of hems, evidently a 11 1 4 6 . . ii. . -• .• • , .• . . 1611 I '' . ' "..F1 ' - _, A..40 ,.. : If - •• billitill / i itiflOtt, a tile Primrose elbtitf, , fbr lidefi . _ ~_,- • ..ip, ' .C'flii .• ‘ engm. , g• all repeated farotysins of etrabeetiontplilinterlikewiee bead-aches, : tote fat whim and medielinal and the setae Will be rift yr weir aches, lietiitiorv.atali eathodseti. tiottiptlieusond pathos, • torwarded to any part of tee IC i '. '.c eleicli r An% ' ' f i ii ii ig ' "w/I tti : ." the, 14.1 ~,„,o °" .ll sl 4l l, _iPi e: l iet*, eari_rff.P..,,_*"s.l)_;__"/°_,t/igit'd,,,,a: after dui loot been aditittid WADI* London Hospitals, eonf- Mean. cure. 41114 f•NI thal=liesd tit' *her Sit ethl, ...' ' n . ' .' 4 t h 4. ''• W - ;:•,, • os;tt appears, !st or Lir , °U'F'''' WinG" obed the*. nations Owe bill th en' nthnied *ldiom being the greatest dflPony , seiner ad lustier. it dole boil; as, .- . • int:* ' ‘Ulalbelfr . "gb . ' .24- ' - ii :• 7 • ' . vary* - ----, ' '7 2 _ . A T : 1 ligie - - . Ijailf di a i r' ilienition• lit regard 0' labeessl, Saes solactt4p_ 'kr. fleeter" ( we Pedal/ Wahh by di* ' DV ' fria. " * * f *" 4lll ' ' • "i t. ' 1 : 1 440 ( ' -f•••61- ...' • • 'lark. t. Out 1•• . • '. - iii .., ,ns s ciAl..l4- 4 ;;i s r ai d : f rom . *e l f piestniottwatues. ibe Homo streadirts hie Antibillons, I======lastat--- - .1.4 - f....-...2-...1-....43A11ii1bym I a, L ion, 1 ig' , o A . • . z.. i=al4.l ll : oll : 4ers eili. vreee • 0 - ',.,. , .. __„, . • 3' 414 • • satis. Itiad been peodu eb o m um , of the L AlitZt" ea t ~ .., 1 5 3. .‘, • ' • „. . .g* teeit Ils-petite: ,or o prao be sweets& tt * , K ,,*_•ur - , ; ;....g..,,,,,_" -- T r .. . ;vaateadi, ' molltotistaditlioeriik, ue so reit, hal- I4XIM WA ESA A l LONDON Wilting to-gmlegr relpe..mewe weee?' • . • goes is k Orta i s v pi* WlfeesiOrew4wr, it once auk Mamas . ..... ..... . ...... .. 01 zimuse ayw ' ' .. ' .."........•..........'• .. 111 nit Ild rs arid if • 93 Illig thensielveverberrso keiteratinns per .'. • r f "-W at ea t ihiningle roil& 1 -6- •lc s• 'heel . "M v iatak 4 . 4 1.4640 . sdiAelifikti ? bdt ma * iiii 4; t reg h. 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