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- - MOM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-0,71M MAY 8. Major-General Sir Brent Siiencer, K. B. to be Lieutenant -Gene ral in the Army serving lu Spain and Portugal, under the com mand of Viscount Wellington. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Essex.—:-Western Battalion of Essex Militia. Rowland Stephenson, Imp to be &Olt vice Smith, resigned. Dated April 11, 1810. Robert Kingsbury, jun. Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above. 4th Regiment of Essex Local Militia. Lieutenant Robert Eurleigb to be Captain, vice Nichols, rellgn ed. Dated April 13, 1610. Wm. E. Fenner, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above. John Hutson, Gent. to be Ensign. .Dated April 14, 1110. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent.—Berstead and Mailing Regiment of Local Militia. 'Thomas Putlaad, Gent. to be lieutenant. Dated May 4,1810. Severioaki and Bromley Regiment of Local Militia. Martin Barraed, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May 7, 1310. Commission in the 3d or Rettord Reg; ment of Notting hamshire Local Militia, signed )y the Lord Lieu- . tenant. Peter Campbell, Esq. to be Captain, by brevet. Dated September 16, 1809. - Commissions in the Gloucestershire Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant-Ist Royal East B At t al io n Robert Morris, jun. Esq. to he Captain.. Dated Dec. 4, 1809. &trowel Townsend Wrig ht, Esq.to be ditto, vice Niblett , resig ned. _ _ _ Dated December 5, 1809. Benjamin Simnumda, Et ,q. to be ditto, vice Mat, deceased. Da ted December 6, 1809. Thomas Commeline, Gent. to be lieutenant. June 10, 1800. Robert Jackman, Gent. to be ditto, vice Prior, resigned. Dated December 4, 1809. • Richard Stephens, Gent. to be ditto. Dated AprO 7, 1810. James Dowle, Gent. to be Ensign. . Dated December 4, 1809. John. James, Gent. to be ditto. Dated December 5, 1809. 21,1 Royal. East Battalion. James Rowe, Esq. to be Captain. Dated August 7, 1809. John Charles Edwards, Esq. to be ditto. Dated August 13, 1809. Win. Gyde Adey, Esq: to be ditto. • Dated Dec. 12, 1809. John Francis Barger, . Gent. to be Lieutenant.. Dated August 7, 1809. Joodph Smith, Gent. to be Quarter -Master. Dated May 9, 1809. 'James Crang, Gent to be Surgeon. Dated. August 13, 1899. Royal West Battalion. Charles Cumming, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Dec. 95, 1809. . JI3LI- aocizrr. s —1 On Wednesday the 94 instal% the British ant Fo reign Bible Society held their. Sixth Anniversary at the Old London Tavern,lliishopsgate-street. The flight Hon, Lord TIKIGNMOyrillt President of the So cjety," read from the Chair a Report of Proceedings during the last year , which contained a variety of in tiresting information relative to the success of the Institution both at home and .abroad. . It appears that it has now produced three Societies • on the. Continent of Europe, and the same number in the United States of America, on a principle similar to its own ; and that, as well through thesezas through indiiiduals and other Bodies, it is largely promoting 'the circulation of the Scriptures in different parts of the world. Its success within the United Kingdom has also been very considerabl e. Numerous auxiliary Institutions, in aid outs funds, and in furtherance of its object, have been established in England, Scotland, and Ireland. In England at Birmingham, Reading, Nottingham, Newcastle-upon-Tine, .Penryn,.Leeds , i Manchester,Leicester, Bristol, Sheffield, Kendal, Hull, &c. In Scotland,the Greenock and I'hrt Glaigaw, the Edinburgh, "the East Lothian, and the Scottish Bible Societies. In Ireland, the Hibernian, tithe Cork Bible Societies, and several branches frojis the former in Limerick, Belfast, Dungannon, New Ross, Tally more, &c. The Parent Institution has Also been greatly assisted by individual, congregational, and other contributions ; among which more than £2OOO were enumerated as transmitted from Glasgow and other Presbytei ies during the last year. Some Extracts of Correspondence were read, con veying very affecting intelligence respecting the suc cessful dispersion of the Scriptures both by sea and land, and among Roman Catholics as well as Pra testants: but for these, and other particulars, we must refer to the Report itself; which, with the Correspon dence, List of Subscribers, &c. will, as speedily as possible, be issued from the Depositary, 169, Fleet street. Very impressive Addresses were delivered by the President, the Secretaries, Mr. Wilberforce, and other Gentlemen. The attendance was numerous beyond all former example, and truly respectable.— Among the company present, and who took a share in the business of the day, were beside the President, the Bishops of Salisbaliy, St. David's, and Cloyne, the Rev. Dr. Blackburne, Warden, of Manchester, Lord Henniker, Sir Alexander Johnston, Messrs. Wilberforce, Babington, &c. The Bishop of being prevented by indisposition from giving his usual attendance, expressed his regret in a letter, which was read from the Chair. The names of the Bishops of Clogher and of Cloyne were announced as additional Vice Presidents. Do the whole, the transactions of the day excited and main!ained a deep interest in the nturous as sembly, which appeared to be of one heart MU of one soul ; and the Meeting terminated in a manner which promises to extend and consolidate the influence of this highly important and beneficial Institution. con Alacdottell, residing in Drimarbin, in the parish of Kilmallie, accused of rape, or of assault with mten t. on to comma a rape on the person .of Jane Mac- Pherson, daughter of Archibald Macpherson, crazier in Drimarbin, was found guilty of the assault, by his own confession, and sentenced to three months im pri_e,onment. 'l . Alexander )Ifunro, late apprentice to James Lynn, merchant here, accused of stealing a few small articles from his master, *as found guilty, by his own confes sion, and sentenced to two months imprisonment. Duncan Grant, residing in Auchtemrack of Urcpt hait, accused of forgery, failing to appear, sentence of ftigitation was pronounced agairPt him. No miler business depending before the Court, this ends the Northern Circuit. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. June 12. Rice Price and William Cross, of,,Bristol, merchants and copartner*, at ten, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTS. Mary Leach, of Preston, Lancashire, earthen-ware dealer and chapyroman, to surrender May 30, 91, and Junt 19, ai eleven, at the Mitre, Preston. Attornies, Mr. John Troughton, Pres ton ; or Mr. Philip Hurd, Mug's Bench Weks, Temple. William Till,of White Lion-street, Pentonville, Middlesex, mer chant, trader, dealer and chapman, May 12, 19, and June 19, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, 'Messrs. Bourdillon at:d Hewitt, Little Friday-street, Cheapside.' Robert Newman, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, linen-draper, dealer ar.d chapman, May 11, at twelve, May 22, at eleven, and June 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Tucker, Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn, London. Robert Mar: irb, late of Gravesend, Kent, carpenter and builder, dealer and chapman, May 11, at twelve, May 22, at eleven, and June 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ware, Black mansstreet, Southwark-. Richard Morris, of Lyng,. Sornersetshire, dealer in cattle, May 10, 11, and June 19, at eleven, at the Lamb Inn, Bridgewater. Attornies, Mr. Boys, Bridgewater; or Messrs. Milett and Son, Middle Temple-lane, London. Daniel Davies, of Old-street, Middlesex,• victualler, dealer and ehapnian, May 15, at eleven, May '22, at twelve, and June i acute, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs Parnell and Raffles, Church-street, Spitalfields, London. James Matthews, of Hertford, mealnian, May 12, 22, and Juste 19, at twelve, at Guildhall. .Attornks, Messrs. .lond and Fair bank, Seething-lane, Ivlark-lane, London. • Joseph Gottdan, of Sow h-street,West-squire, parish of Lambeth, Surrey, victualler, dealer and chapman,•May 19,26, and June 19, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lucas, 'Webbet street, St. George's Fie*. • William Arnold, of Cranburn-Pastage, Leivster-Fields, Middle sex, linen-draper, dealer and chaps an,-May 12, 22, and June 19, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 'Filson, No. 5, Chatham-place, Blackfriars. Jolts Heydon, of Turk-street, parish of St. Paul, Covent-Garden, taylor and woollemdeeper, May 12, 22, and June 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. H. H. Deincombe, Lyon's-Inn. John' Machin, of Tottenhattt-court-road, Middlesex, auctioneer and upholsterer, dealer and chap Man, May 15,'92, and June 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies' Messrs. Warrand and Wood, Castle - court , Budge:rnw, London: Charles Colwill, of Leicester-square, lorliddletex, cabinet-maker, dealer and chapman, May 19, 22, and June 19, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. L. Williams, Cursitor-street, Chan cery lane. Thomas Sefton Parry, of Charlotte-street, Portland-place, Mid dtesex„ money-scrivener, May 11, at twelve, May 22, at eleven, and June 19, at ten,at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Dix on, Nassau-street, Soho. Charles Wharton, o(Northwich,Cheshire,linuor-tnerchant, Jane 5,6, alid 19, at • eleven, at the Grown Inn, Northwich. Attor ides, Messrs. Leighund Mason, New Bridge-street, Londok ; or Mr. Bill - her, of Northwich. William Gee, of Hampstead-Road, Middlesex, stone-mason s builder, dealer and chapman, May 12, 19, at one, and Junel9, ' at ten, at GuildhalL Attornies, Messrs., Warrand and Wood, Castle-court, Budge-row, London. Charles Macduff, of Clutch-street, Black friars, Suirey, scrivener, dealer and chapman, May 12, 22, and June 19, at eleUen,. at • Canaan. .4tatainey, Mr. Charles Beckett, 9, Clement's-Inn. DIVIDENDS: June 1. William Dowland, late or Deviz es , Wilts, draper and salesman, at eleven, at the Bear Inn, Devizes.—tune .5. Thomas Silverwood, of Settle, Yorkshire, innkeeper, at eleven, at the Black Horse lon, Skipton.—May 29. Wm. Buck, now or late of St. Mary-at-Hill, London, merchant, hop and rum-dealer, at ten, at Guildhall—Alay 26. Francis Oakley, of Hereford, Woolstapler, ten, at .Guildhall, London.—June 2. William Pope, late of the parish of Westbury-upon-Severn, Gloucestershire, dealer in pigs, at eleven, at the Lower George Inn, Gloucester.—tune 16. Sa larrard, otWatling-street, London, warehouseman, at ten, Guildhall.—May 15. Henry Williarhs, of Chepstow, Mon mouthshire, merchant, at. ten, .at the Be;:l.fort. Arens, Chepstow. —May 30. Nathaniel Iles Butler, and Benjamin Butler, of I'4ini. vrick. Gloucestershire, clothiert atol cogratners, at twelve, at the. Kitig'a Arms Inn, Stroud. Four Hundred Tickets, in which all the Capitals may be included, are by the liberal contractor added to the large amount of great prizes : this stimulant has already excited an eager spirit of adventure, which the public are respectfully invited to gratify at the oldest establishment In London, CAkTEIt'S, No. 8, Charing.cross. The Romans paid particular attention to the God. dess of Fortune, and had no less than Eight Temples c-ected to her honour. in their City. Tullus Hostilius was the first who built her a Temple ; and from that circumstance, 'tic easily known when her worship was first introdnced amongst the Romans. In England, although an ranks worship her, we know of no Tem .ple erected to her honour, unless, indeed, it be Coo. per's Hall.. In that famed place she will be particu: Lwly worshipped on the Bth of Next Month :—the Lottery will be all drawn on that day, and the gifts of the lair Goddess distributed in profusion. Even she Sixteenth of a Ticket may gain 46,000 !! ! • At the last Norfolk County Sessions, E. Siubbintr, of Wymondhain, was indicted for saying, “ he wished Bonaparte would come, he would he the first man to join him ; that Bonaparte was a better man to his country Than King George is to this." The words were clearly . proved by two Serjeants in the Norfolk Militia, and no defence was up. Mr. STORKS urged' every popular topic, with great energy and feeling, on the side of the prosecution, but the Jury returned a verdict—Not Guilty. A few clays ago, as Lord MCLBOURNE was taking an :thing at. R9cliett Hall, the horses became restive, and woold have plunged into the river, opposite his Lordship's house, had it not been for the footman, who was on the box with ,the coachman, laying hold of one of the reins, which compelled them take a di rection towards the bridge; but before they could reach it, the carriage came in contact with the railing, which give way; *hen it was precipitated -down the. hill; aud, in its course, turned several times over ; but we are happy to, find his Lordship sustained no other injury than a slight coptusion on his head. Dodington Wood, near'Lincoln, was in great dan ger of being destroyed by fire Last week, in c,..ase .quence of a sudden gust of wind having carried into it a quantity of ignited weeds, &c. from a neighbour ing field. A considerable number of persons being soon assembled, they cut a wide lane through the wood, and in about an hour extinguished the flames. About three o'clock in the 'limning, .on Sunday se'nnight, an alarming 'fire broke out in a dwelling house. in Kilbarchan, near Paisley, which was not got under until it bad consumed the one in which it broke out, and another adjoining; apd it was with great difficulty that three houses which had caught fire .were preserved, after being considerably damaged.. What adds to this distressing scene is, that the poor sufferers escaped merely with their lives, having nothing saved but the shirts they had op When the ac cident happened. Wednesday night, the old Taunton coach was robbed of 'a parcel, containing Bank notes to the amount of about e2OOO, between London and Selis bury ; but it was supposed to have been done near London. All due precaution was taken to prevent robbery, by its being locked in the seat ; but the rob bers, who, no doubt, had got into the coach for the purpose, contrived to cut a hole in the seat, and took out the parcel, which causes it to be suspected that they knew the contents of the parcel. Friday se'nnight, the dead body of a youth was found by a fisherman in the river Tweed, at Brox bengh It was the Earl of Bucuan's servant at Dry burgh, who was drowned in rashly crossing the Tweed o; i horseback at that place about a month ago. A number of persons habil) 4eeti lost at this dangerous I place. 1 , SOme ds since, a son ill*. Whithurst, ten years of age, at Cblsk, was playing with a gun in a room lin which was a Female servant ; when the girl, not I thinking the piece to be loaded, said, 4 , Fire at me." The boy did so, and killed her in the instant. A Coroner's Inquest sat on Monday at the Ship, in Swallow -street, on the body of a fine girl three years old, who was killed by a fall at the corner of Princes. street, on Wednesday. The servant-maid had the child at the drawing-room window, observing some sweeps dancing May gambols, and it sprung out of her arms into the street. The skull was fractured, and i the child died in 48 hours.—Accidental Death. , __ . ice DIED. Lately, at his seat at Ca-ines, in Cornwall, John Hosken, Esq. in the G6th year of his ay. At Callander, on the 17th ult. Major James Macpherson, for merly of the sild regiment. At Greenock, on the 420th ult. Lieutenant goderick Macleod, of his Majesty's shill Minotaur. At Madeira, the Hon. Miss I.aura Kinnaird. Friday morning, at his house in Plymouth-Dock, after a linger. ing illness, Francis St. Auhyn, Esq. a Magistrate for the county of Devon, and principal partner in the Luck Bank. Tuesday last, at Whitchurch, of er a lingering illness, the Rev. Coventry Lichtiekl, D. D. late fellow of M.ldalen college, Ox ford, rector of Boytou, Wilts, and vicar of Hunington, Warwick shire. _ Thursday, after a severe illness, William Cerry,.F.sq. Town Clerk and Clerk of the Peace for Southampton and county of the town. Wednesday se'nnight, at Padbtow, Captain James Richards, late Master of the Friendship in the trade from l'adstow to Bristol. On his passage home from the West-India, Captain Blight, of the Nacton packet. Rev. John Amyas, many years rector of Hempstead, aged 69. Rev. Charles Kipling, formerly of Wadham College, Oxford, vicar of Oakley, and perpetual curate of Chiltern, Ashenden,and Dorton, Bucks, M.A. 1759. (.in the 28th ult. at \Vestments, Mr. John Mason, formerly of Portsea, in the 78th year of his age. He was nearly SO years a preacher of the Westleasi Methodist Society. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. M0rning.„......... Abenioun .......... . DR. FRVEMAN'S GUTTA SALUTA!US. THE value of this Infallible Medicine has been so long proved, 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 eradicates from the habit, without exciting the painful feelings and exposure that attends salivation. without debilitating the constitution in any degree, or even requi• ring confinement from business, or restriction in diet. The radical virtues of these inestimabl: Drops have proved their claim to public approbation for rm re than 30 years. In all the debility of both sexes, they prove a never failing restorative, whether the debility laproduced by too free use of mercury, illteft pleasures, or the ef fects of a warm climate to travellers, and those going abroad,— T hey cannot be recommended too strongly to those who will re ceive a safe, speedy, and complete'cure in all old stubborn (Meets, and every weakness that affects the bladder and organs of urine. By is efficacy many women have become mothers who fur years had been deprived of that happiness. Sold wholefale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4,l,lheapside, cor ner of Paternoster-row ; Baxter, Edinburgh antMlasgow ; Be— lam, Portsmouth; Newbery and Son, Dublin ; Pack and Turnery Hull; Hallam': and. Idaydan, Plymouth ; and by most - Book• sellers and Medicine Vengers in nary Town, in buses at 211.9 d. and Ils.each. 1,/ O. , :6112CellititrILV-WENCE., 'Wme persevering endeavours to discover the o vnt , REN Men of Ecineatlod add pettes s k eal safe "effectualsoethndotaniating a few reigning Distea bes , 4 proof orsliptrio, e sur cew f ; : rent i ery M res es btaudi li s hos i rs. 6 : itaT GO M as; SS i ffidthdr el a —P—err u i d elt ( p l iro o n . . c ifemioi Su o e ri i t rg a s i al. e : o from n ( bdi s c , e l f sei titficah ng e t z tuso,„it l aweinfizichinesient n q uircatosiilledi clans, th y. ey have to convince any inquifer), were induced to mak, e the treattrientor ale* prevalent Diseases the object of their par. tictaar study, and continue to confine their arention to the cure of a Certain Monier frequently cotitracted in a moment of int. briny, u also inconcomitants, whether rt cent, or of long d un . Lion ; which by their improved plan of treatment are speedily a l l ffectu ally removed. They can affirnt that they have harm tgliAlly successful in renovating the System, when aleranged either by in. temperance, long residence in warm tlimates, or a secret tb.,tru,i, tive habit which reduces its votaries to a miserable sute of debibt,. Many years experience in this exclUsive branch of the profec.i9s,l enabled them, by a superior mode of treatment, eves. in tit phe ble and cissitplicated cases, where the general pracaitioner h a , failed, to ensure to the patient a rector:4in to sound and vigorou s health.--Messrs. Goss and Co. may be consulted daily, by eel * , sex, with secrecy, delicacy, anti honour, personally, or by kik t containing a Bank note.—No. 13, Bouvetie-street, Firet.ortm. STIRLING, APRIL 26.--The Circuit Court of Justl: ciary was opened hereby the Right Hon. Lord Cotten. William Anderson, now or lately residing in Alloa, and Robert Marshall, accused of Robbery, were outlawed for not appealing.. William Hinter, miner at Crabs' naughton, in the , parish of Tillycoulery, indicted for theft, being called, appeared at the bar. The Advot cate-Depute moved the Court to desert the diet againn him pro loco et tentltore, which was,done, and he was. recommitted to prison on a new warrant, but was a 'list Cie af terwards admitted to bail: George Allan, travelling merchant, indicted for theft and deforcement of con stables, was next brought to the bar, and 3 similar motion being made, the diet was deserted against him pro loco et temfrore, and he was recommitted on a new warrant. ' There was no other business to come before the . DIXON'S CELEBRATED ANTIBIIAOUS PILLS. Court, and this ends the Western Circuit. e ti vi artior m i and .. other % JEDRURCII, ARIL tB.—The Circifit COurt neinsti I heir? ESE PILLS t P h l e L pri ll vate h p a rat ve ti l c o e n o g f th o c b i t,a r i ;r e i d rtor, d o f u r e on li t u t , hzi r r o g u r n e pa at ti s e n nt ec s es e s f i d n ,, many °tutu : mol l' 0 Iciary was opened here on the 26th inn, by the itightrili . .. Hon. Lord MEADOWRA \ IC: lir Ir 00 , • John M'Graw , George Halliday and hie Roan, late lions Apothecary , and 0- • AS- particularly the Duke or Bedford, Sir Georg quarrient at Stobo slate quarry, were accused f sank , and battery against sundry individuals in this gory Page Turner, the Dowager Lady Say and Sete, th , e,i. :r . Ore. town, and on the lair day of Peebles, and haying teießulkele t y, &e. itc. he was persuade.% to o ff er them to the been all found guilty, but in different degrees of pu blic,"e ti a n l Cerastthl e r iaetr approbation fordw a es n and amcttionh Wales, Feb . name. guilt, his Lordship ordained them to, be imprisoned ., Captain IJoyd presents his compliments t e o s' l r i eh r D t • ti ' 1 : 61)3. in the tollbooth of Peebles for two months, M'Graw though not personally 'acquainted with him, would tak t :i t ' a f: to pay a fine of 300 marks, and Halliday 500, and' favour, if be would send him four or fiva bose, of his pai, u - v - , r ; to remain in gaol thereafte r till the said fines were sine , is to n ssi ow bly can. Mrs. d lii}syd, who has alwzys used th e m e di, pregnT i t,an t very unwell ; fur the great setviceth i paid, and all three to find bail to keep the peace - for have been to Mrs . . ovi ,as well as to Colonel Ilisho P an , l al I twelve movahs, under the penalty of 3(X) met ks each. fam il y, Captain Lloyd feels it his duty to recormienl t he P " :.., His Lordship further ordained the said John M ' Gra w, wherever he goes the really t h inks if Mr. Diem would ~,z1:11: by far the guiltiest. of the three, to stand in the pillory s ome persona t as .. venders iu this county, it would be a beu:at to in the town of Peebles for the space of one hour, upon t he l . c h o e m p o i l l r l i s n a t r y e . found to be an incamparal , 7t remedy for"eo • r the first Market day previous to the expirAtion of the the tone of the stomach, for curing indigestion, for pr .3rin two months imprisonment. crudities, and their consequent distgrerahle eructations and James 'Dud geon, late fl as h er at Ormiston, in the t h ia: t ri d_ e a s. chu Th . e ar y id pr h e e vent b h u a rn bittlal hi a ch nd i temporary eraciser e o. sic county of Haddington, afterwards hedger,or labourer and a debilitated stomach, Whether a . ri ti si r n e g ts fr ( o m n t t li th b e l' at Prln l‘ 7 ' at Gatehouse of Fleet, in the stcwartry of Kirkcud - the redundant bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to ese ri ,7, °r; '' bright, accused of sheep-stealing from the farms of Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler:, No. 4, Cit.::1,1,1;, lilackerston and 131anerne West Mains, in the county corner of Paternoster:row ; Bacot i and Co 1. dinluiri s h and tam of Berwick, in the month of September last, but the laiio lll l4 3 :k d and 'Turner , ' l l 4 'u 4 r Y :i l i n r n' l Mr", a nd m oo ; Newbe" 4""c'' ' Jury having found the libel not proved, he wai assoil- venders, in bottles at 0,. Iht and, ,;•‘. „id most country nirdicu , tied and dismissed from the bar, with a suitable ex hortation from his Lordship. , Ther e being no other business, the southern circuit was ended. 0 TIfOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. INVERNESS, MAY 2.—The Circuit Court of Justici ary was opened here yesterday by the Right I-lon. Lord Ans:ADAT.E. BIRTHS. Thursday se'nnight, at Lamhe Palace, the lady of the Ho:). and Rev. Hugh Percy, of a daughter. Wednesday, the lAtly of the Rev. Thomas Powyi, of Fawley, Ducks, of three children, two boys and a girl MARRIED. At Home Pierrepoint, R. Warren, Esq. Lieutenant h: the 4th Dr Royal 'lrish Dragoons, to Miss Donnitborne, daughter of the . Rev. T. Donnithorne. Friday, William Frere, Esq. Serjeant at Law, to Mary. way . &tighter of Brampton Gordon Dillingham, Esq. of Urundisburgb, i t At St. Andrew's church, Plymouth, Captain Lewis, of the $4 Rclal Lancashire Militia, to Miss Langmead, of Plymouth. At Edinburgh, on the 28th ult. James Campbell, list'. of Dun more, to Miss Eliza Hope Bailie, daughter of the Hun. Lord Polkemn:et. At Glasgow, on Monday se'nnight, Dugald Mactaviih, Esq. to Mis, I .ockhart, only daughter of the deceased Rev. Dr. William I.oc -hart, late of St. Andrew's church, Glasgow. ICONSIDER it hut an act of justice due to the A merits of your LEAKII's P %TENT PILLS, to communicate to you the following Curc, which has recently been ptrforinedLy them. An acquaintance of minemho by the breaking cut cf au old Venereal CoMplaint (al. tended 'by a complication of ditonitis arising therefrom) was reduced almost ns a skeleton, an d a m.. lw had the best medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of patent niedicitio, nothing could be procured which seemed to suit hit case, or do him any service; he remained Ina most reduced and pitiable sittiation for two years, unable to fol low his profession, anti scarcely , able to walk or even to stand on his legs ; in fact, no one who knew hint 'vet' supposed it possible for him to recover. He was Allri•rfl .1: to try your Lear, Pills—he did so, adhering s:ricily to the directions riven with them—he had not taken more than two berm. he fora) an alteratiou for the better—this encouraged him to proceed and by taking a few boxes n o on: ho tomid his appetite and ,ereopii gradually return, and is now as healthy and stout as any man, know. You are weleotne. Sir, to refer any person to rue for s costfirotation of the above account, if it SIII4sItI be doubted. I urt Sir, your obedient humble servant, THOMAS PURDAY. o Library, Folkstone, Jule to, 1'305. • Prepared and sold by the tole Proprietor, llsonlas Tayk Member oldie Royal College of Sursequ3, f.n:hlitn, at kis have, Nu. 9, New Bridw.-tstrett ; where, alter a constant residence cf more than 40 bats, iu a practice. particularly directed to the of Vetere:A complaints sod those incidental to tbe parts id &mit. " anion In both sexes, with that inviolable %remit which nr a al Ns profession ,t oil alwartub:erve, he flatters himself the Aria ! and assistance. he Rra.ui:ously admitiiso rs to persons taking de medicine, will be • 'teemed by a diszeraing public as an adiantro seldom to be obtained, and void art ambiguity. Alsa sold by his appointment, for the cone,ni...ree of a clibtsitee, at the Pt rfanier's, 9;, it. Albm'rpetre.t. Pall Mall; t..e Toy Shop, No. Osford4trest ; Mr..l)eln - I rough's, No. 7, Fish-street ; Mr..Baxteft, Stroh EriJ;c, Edinburgh; Mr. Nl•Donal,l's, Glasgow; Mr. tiailwall's, Doblio; Mr. Billinge's, laverpot.l; I% Ir. Atkinson's, Manchester • mil by one person in every considerable town in Great Britain and In ! land, in boxes of only 2s. 9d. each, staled up, with full md pLiit directions, whereby persons of eit!ter sex may cure theraselses. N.ll. Every box sul•I in Cre..t Britain it waled no, with Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners, i s panted at the Stamp °dice, " •I'. 'Faylor, No. 9, New Eridge-street," U./ mirate which is felony, and all others are counterfeit. CHALLENGE. ESS RS. CUR RI E and Co. Surgeons, late in his Majesty's Service, elialletige the whole world to prove single instance wiser'. txir Niedicitte and method of cure hare failed of the desired effect. The practice of many year. ill ti it particular branch of their profession has not given rose to eve unsticcesseul ease. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and cent of Venereal Complaints, and that di ratigemetit of the system. %alied+ is the con seq oen.ee niche pernicious and vramrful effects at habit long and mo-t unhappily pursued by Ibe yoliths of ls e to In the nue it will bet found to be the unfailing 'entree of herrn tiess ; Cie other have its ravages fatally devil ref to 010 11 4 ashe tressing state of debility, which, if not timely remedied , te nni:lnes in impotence. These are its remote anti ultimate effects, sidle co" sumptions,loss of nnisc.olar power, and various nervous complaints usually characterise the earlier stages of thissolitary ''see. Or per sons languishing under the disorders incident to sack a habit, their treatment is simples and has never proved imsoccessful, in the course of a long, laborious, and much extended practice. In the most obstinate and complicafed Ca. 4.5 of venereal infection, such as obstructions in the urethra , spongy excrescences, hard nt h nuours, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, glees, as al.. S'rtue ru RES, Whether recent or of long duration, and which have haillol the skill of other Practitioners ; are by their present improved Pl3l:ent "f treatment, effectually and permeneutly cure d, witliont par suffering the excrnciat kg pain and alarming lientoirrhaee with, often foolowe the application of the lunar caustic. le the course ut go years extensive practice in this metropolis, numerous Casei Strictures have been and are daily under their are the tort' eradication of which are e ff ected by a safe, ea egs, ;nil expel. linos mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. 1 4 ", weakness, relaxation. and debility prtoceetling from des complatf • is speedily removed, and the pa [cut reaured to son gorous health. But where the debility has for years e isted. • proper perseverance in their restorative rem edies, alter the cure has been destroyed, is indispensably requisite to re vive cis net and so slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the Quiltrautroni Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the first resperfala''' have been wader the care of fslessra. Currie and Co. tun !he moval of ' complaints ut the lrretbra, Strictures, k.. and, WI": received a radical and permanent cure, ttque•l air reit-reacts may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the derided •L: periority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treattn rt. MO" of these Gentlemen have had Strictnrts from ten to twer , l !NS and had been under tjie care of Messrs. H o me and 14c*"i" and other surgeons of evill eminence, who attempted the cev by the application of the lunar caustic. without •"cci*" . Messrs. Currie and Co. May he consulted by either sex wit; . greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour , a t thzir house, Nu. Hamill-Garden. Patients in Ilse country are rerpiested . the articulars of their ease, age, and general habit of living inckw p ing a remittance ger advice and medicines. iv:A l3 will be giVen or sent to an Part of the It t ngilum. 'To ensure that secrecy so essential no their e:taic -- Ak• thi portage of Letters may be added to the accou nt fur niedients. 9th June, ISM 107, Hums G LONDON : Printed and publi.hett by LEVEL. KENT. n: terhttry-Place, Lambeth, at the r R-0 r►cc. No. I.''''• r ttreet. Puhlt4ed time at 'ha STaarOrsicr, Temp* Saz _~,. •..