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lA"•I.I 4 I6LLIGENCA ~.:~ iiii.... , CtSIJAT biz RING'S BENCH, RUNE 111. xtie. KlNgr. DE DE4ENGEIS AND OTIIEIIL tdr..Paatt.applied to the Court to postpone the . Indgment Of _these defendants trout Monday„,on .the affidavit of the defendant De Berenger, o which plead. •ed a violent and painful illness, s arising from the great. imaiety and mental Exertion of the late. trial, .as• well s from the fatigoe of attending it, and preparing his defence to it. This had rencleted.him unfit to prepare thit.sffidavits he had yet to la• before the Courts. and the,shortnese of the notice of jtidgment,he bad rcceise ed bad prevented him, as a . prisoner,. from obtaining affidavits from certain other persons, necessary to his matter in :negation of punishou.ot. • _ Lord Eu,ososouun sated when the illness • had seised him I A more active and alert perspn at , the , trial, during all those hours when he ,was. under his Lordship's notice, he .never contemplated, • and, he made the observation at4he time. Heappeared tube the only person in C.ertrt who did not suffer from the fatigue of a two.clays' trial. Have you nn affidavit of a medical person ? . . -, MX. PAAII sti4 the afficiavit.,wai only of the defen dant himself, being in costodY,he had got that ready access to other pe=rsons to procure affidavits for them. Lord Er.uttr.itottouCti,-7-Really there is flu colour held out for.grautiPg this indulgence.. • • - • • 711; defendant,. a baker, •coasicted : of • supplying tlie . Itoyel Military.Asylion at Chelsea, with loaves adulterated With . itnri!,;wits. brought up to receive judgment. —4erd.Xlletihortargh read his notes of the evidence, after. Which th‘.dereniant produced the af fulavns•ottreelve or thirteen medical men, stating that alum was an article which might be administered wf_th safety." ' • Mr. 4losatititiltiltigation, trusted the Court.Woul4 appiidef the . Prtiseeptronvand, the injury the defendant bad stritairied 1n h, #44e., a, a sufficient punishMent. The Arrultar . G Maas t. said, that upon a subject this kind "altvition ;was to b, paid to. the, tips or We all knew that alum, be, liWre s .benzleelt,:opluri , ,. foxglove, and even , arsenic; ; Wake ell pr9oer,tO be, admin'stered vader 0041 adege n , but >uch alikeles shoild not with..im, got** .witb .Man's . ordinary • food, Thi . , hid been die .firstpro sec ntion aiainat.a baker for, us itiOinchtit* tthotild t:...ke cant that it tiionld not be thebett.. While luthad,the honour to hold the office of 4101M'aeliglail• he, should- take ; especiat .Care that Pri,eculaons *mild be .inatituted - ,agaiukt;,all bakeis etito were. pointed eat to him as.offeniling. against the 101 . 1%,5 . 011i1ar way. . • Geer,, after.,elpatialng upon the pernicious ‘,o4itt of nsixtpg.atich an article as alum is food, and the Js eecsitp char waked, repressing he practice, scn tiecei.f,the defendant to pay , it One of .Qne : friondrril tranda, gad to be intprisonrd six weeks sik.the Xistg's /Inch ptisos, . - COURT OF .CabihtAt ,PLEA 9. :DAM • '. This trit * an applicati.Olt. a new trial, on an ae lion tried at the. Vrioassuer.Assizes, ;o recover ;lA artges•for, an. aseatilt. . .. The plaintiff, a fartnerawar Varnh;m, was drinking art an Inn, when the defend4m, ..aa. Officer of Voltm eters, this taking refreshment. . The conversation a u r n e a Lon . :o)! di4graCei of Bonaparte. . All the par ties espressed aatisfac6an, at she prospect Of the over, throw oi the French Emperor, except . the. plaintiff, who obsereed,.that be Was a friewi- to Bonaparte, *ad, wished him well. . lie also said,. My lithe Nap is good game- d--n: me ; but he'll tarn round in a slayer, two, nacisixt. yealtick with ois spurs. that ye don't dream of.' These weade.gave offence to the defendant, "ht allot- 4 0am dispastei_ kicked:U*o2i* tiff out of the room. . • • . . , The assault was prowesliond tiaplary.save 40s de. . alt.v;as comendedvin.sopport ata ntm•-trial. sitar twger.datnages were. DO; given. beealetaatii !hamar witness Could not:attead to pot* tire. defendant the. aggress .. . • The court,however, soaaidetedi *stoat* was: a . ridiculous .qtrarreltisurbiels mei pormital. iojuty haxk been 466 e,, the *enlist Ought .nets, to *.slisturbed.ab- . • Rule refuse& :DIEJAWAN AND SMARIFIQ Air tiOnti - IsIPTIO6II4. tridAy morning the King of Prussia, . Prince Itopd; rrince. William pad Frederick of Prnsiia, Prinel 'ot. Metkienbergh, Generals d'Yorck, Plauitf; and sieve - rat others of our illustrious Visitors had a deissuis af Lord Lot* thees, lrhe,most celebrated ptoficstora of the fist were in leaninggg .; jacitson, Cribb, "roi 13c1s, iher, Richmond, Cropley, (*very rainte,r,i'and'earne. ethers.— Alley breakfast set . te r , and lute *as', toile eteeJlemt sparring , „ Yet' nci .1) 4 1 ? -tft .ir f•Pi Aght tigiinin we/ Montle ? 100staliga4 irtt or, pap st a ifteei leer fiipeitrytate. a 7111? Ait4r. iI4ILITARYIMMO - CUM. . w g orklippictl, sivNi id, idit 14it k'n4t,ll - tigintess the4 . Yrinee Regent lies been pleese4 I; the itame lad on .the Viehelf ot.his Ma' jesty, to appobit the undermentk n6d ; OtO,Ceisi' of the n -East-IndiesCompany's' Forc e s, RI lace ranx of errevet in his M.ljesty's Artity, in the E•ist storks nisly, as - follows ; the-Commissierns tote datettidne 4, 1814 : MAJOR • GF.NERALS-z , Divid Citmlaiell, John Wiseman. John .Orr, Juhu Itichai,iusn,. Henry Oakes, ElislusTreptind,•Dadel RPNiele, 'thornaT.Marshial, Chath:k Reynolds, Williattl Kin , sey, Thomas Bowser Hugh Stafford, James Morris, Pere grille Powell, Kober:Phillips, Kobel:. 8ruce...40 be LIEU TENANT-GtNERAIA. COLONES—'Thomas Brownolentige pro 4, Afchlbald Fer tesaun, Charles Stuart, John Widiarns, Jan*, Imes, Colin, MaCals . Ita, hard Cook ) , George Manny; %Valiant M'Cul lock, tit. George Ashe, OucloerhonY, 'Hennt F. Cal ' mitt, 'Edw.acti S. Broughton, - Frantis %yan, Francis John Eahos--Toite MAJOR-GENERAL LIEU rE'NANT-COLONELS--)ohn Wins. Morris, WM. At kins, Thomas Hayei, Wm. East, Robs. Hunt, Riobt. Fletcher, Thonistileturrintt,. Thomas Wilson. •Rieluird Doveron. Pa trick Walker, John Skelton, George Haub. Plow s James Geo. Scott, Waliarn Bedell, 3. C. Mitchell, Aletintler Hynde, Hamilton Hall, James Tetley, Letteles %trig, George.plelt, ' Robert Munro, John. Griffith, J. Cu 111 l iiighatn,• Mark Wilk +, William Dowse, Thomas Shuhtim, lintel Lelth, Patrick • brute, .Stricklatul Kingston, John Reuse,. Chdrks Ttotter, James Plumer, Robert Barclay, George Fleming, James 11r itsbart, Frederick Pierie, and Wliliana Hewit t -Tu be COLGIIELS. • MAJORS—ballet V. Kerin, John Idith. Etnith, • Thomas M, Wesitelen, James Russell, James Pariby, Datriol Luandett, Paris Bradshaw, Willlant Goo. Palmer, Robert Morrell, Bart. :lett Kvtly, ,Donald Ngaclecul, Joseph O'Halbran Robert Trancis Jahn Might, Biter - go Mactsintine,: Chris; William ' Lambe:rite, Thaws Fetheretott; Wiil;ani George Marotta, Mats Delamain, Atty . Hennessy, Wiltiant:Rankl.n, John, I.eslie, Franklin, Elliot Vnyie, . Peter Ga-coigne, Martin Fitigerald, Goddard Richards, tylartin White, Freda.: risk French, Benjamin Stewart, rhos. Pensorr, JoGn J. Bird, Thomas Robertson, John Johnson, Francis Wllitorsl, Philip H. 'Keay, UdneyYule, John P. Keasberry, Eroughton Hod, Charles Perrino, Edward Boardman, Altx, Mackintosh, Fritter:di P.. Muller, William Henry Vabghan, Francs Thompson, Ckattes Mandeville, N. Curnherlidge, Arthur Frit i':corge Alexander Grant, -Charles Lin4a, David C. Kenny, Joilah Mar hall, Robert Webb, John Tayidon, Robert Rarclav, John Paton, George Custanie, Richar,t Podroote, William Cowper, Robert Houston, William Maly, J. D. Sherwood, trWerick W Gifford, Arthur Molerworik—To be LIEU 1E- 14ANT-COLONELS, • CAP'rAINS--Anthony blobin, Breviary Kennett- John S. Jet dan, John M'Cbracch, • Robert '1 sylor, Clarke Hnry• Verde, Mark West, John.Nison lames Men, John .WestOn, Gsocie R. &Satoh, lames Lighten. Jo h n C. Fraiske, Watson Hunter, George K. Fagan, Charles G. Setter, John P.Dtmbar, Henry-Ma-on, Willem G • Wintirb Sydenham It Smith, R. E. Largrord, John Cad Cadge, Ansel* Jive`, E. F. Edwards, William G.. Pear -A, Charles S. Bond, Valentine. Blacker, Samuel Noble, Chaties.Seidy;Jamel'Almiuty, Peanclit Walker, Charles Manion, Horace Durand, H:s. Con. way, Hugh Griffiths Andrew Aitchison, GenegeMazkodro chic Motor H. Court, Robert J. litter, " John Peire Kettle, Robert Patton, Thomas Whitelsead t W aim H. Perkins Wtlliattt Richards,' Joseph-James - Albans Henry I:Nrrer„ WO , ham *lamb, Don.-Maepireeson, George M. Pefibritts, Edward ' P. Wilton, Rolsert Macpherson William letiis, William P. Price, Hastings Dare, lantersileett,, John Lindsay,: William Agnew, E.lwaril Roughseti•se, Michael Kea**, William Ha milton, W ahem Joseph Ma thews, .J. A. P. M'Orsgor i Cherie! Porteous, Colin Cprepholl, Henry Mauler, Akiander Camp bell, Joseph Ha'r, - Robert Pitman, M. W. Browne, William Richards Henry Stark, William Mitchell, Gilbert Waugh, Charles Addison, Charles R. 'Aster, Thos. Webster, John Miming, * Minim C. Oilier, Charles Pesky, £Awes - 4 Edwards, Jos.'l4Johnsein s John C. Stohne, 'Tlicinuss . 11. Smith, C l arks SOL wens -slrelingteß Lntwllge, lameg Mae& al,Geolge 1., .I.pmbett, Sutlivirkand lePDo‘rall, Chaise H. Powell, •JoknMyttienek, • Patrick V. Agnew. E. M. G. Showers. Charlei Hopkinson, Georges.), Gorehant, Samuel Cleaveland, Moire Campbell, Henry W. Sealy, Christopher Hodg•on. 'llinines*Ocorge.E. Harriort, William I Eldridge, William WopdhoosedohnWoulfe, Stephen Nation, • • John Lindsay, S. Sinclair:Hay, Hesse, H.Pepper,John WilPain Gilbert, George Hire, • William Mithelmsr, Brook.. 14. Parthy,. lamer lA-nty Brooke, John Owen, Thomas D.. Broughtoft, Henry fottlitull—To be MAJOtts . • I Hers O•YARDI, IVOlt ti.' - 4t leas hern 'repeat:Otte! to the Commueder in thief, that the publlc,revenoe.haisy in various In stances:been defrauded by soldieks having ofitajnett she signs , tu reit of Ofscere c for tl - e.purpose of exemption from the charge of, postage. le.ters which were la fact mitten by other per•ons, and on 00.k-et* *Oh which the soldiers were themselves wholl) Luncontieciid. In order. to :imard :Vast "foal* Impositions on this indialretice granted bY Govertment. h # Royal Hirhness commando, that i. shall be atmassiwed in the Orderly Book of .every Regiment, tbat any-non conittilssione.l oftiorr or soldier, who, •1141 hereal er present to his officer a letterto he rendered •f: • e of po4aie, w hich is not Sofia & Ade his own, wilt be guilty of t'r;tl,l, and - breach of &cipher, for whfeb, it fa his Royal ii•ghtiess's-errresi command, that every offender shall he tried, aivi IF. alleviation of w! itever puniahnteut Itiay be awarded, must, at er these revtA:ett warnings, be expected. Ly cows - nand of ilt) Royal Hii t hat is the Commander in Chief. if sat Cas.rc ay., Adjutant GeaeraL • BANKRUPTCY E NI.ARCED. NIT IR; tote#h•M:ter, ituti orldie of liolfon•le-Moon, Linea &Wu-, blear 4er, dv.tkr sud chapman, at ten, at the Star 100 1 Deattegatr, Manche.ter. • BANKRUPTS. Richard Bush, no - or late of Norwich., miller, to surrender • June 211, at ten, July 51, and 90, at foe*, at the 11/1 4 1d's Head- Inn, Norwich Attt.rnics, Messrs. Atkinson, tides sad ' Mackarall. Chancurrialie, I.ontion ;or Messrs. Stewar d and Nor*lch. Charnotk and lames Wright, both late of Hrythreo, 1.-Siteadkire. 0(0ton-spinners, and copartner., 101 y ft, 7. at eleven, and lily 30. at ale, at Mr. Henry "Btektfurst's oilier. Brertsm-Godens, Preston. Attornies. Mr. William Chlppist dalt, ilreat Querwitreet, Lhotoin'sFields, London; or Mr.lthicAlVorst. • flamed _Part' idge, of • Canliff, Glamorganshire, Ironmonger, deakr and chaplain, hibe 2H, 29, and July So, at eleven, at the Coutmerciatitionta. Bristol. .Auurnies, Moons. I.atal:ert, i'trylor and I)eine; I 2, Gray's-Inn-square, London, or MS Cooke, • - John Pickwerth the /onager, of Billingborough, Lincolnshire, hitchee, dyer had 'chap:llan, fitly 28.29, no, a , eleven, at the Preyisnundinnalekinithann Agora..., Mr. Gaskell, Gray's • Innitandaa ;or Mr. Worth, Horbling, oear Falkingham. Reject Hil-on, of Wigan, Lancashire, linen-draper, dealer and cliptnan, July 8, I I, and 50, at eleven, at the Bridgewater- Ar.milaitManchester. Attorney, Mr. Cunliffe, Manchester, ar-hitia;srs. Tarrant, Clarke, and Kichards,No. 109, Chancery -I.e.mdoa. fames k spdtn, of Golcar, parish of Sud.'ersfitld, YorkShTre, w9glen•MSnetaitertr, July 4,5, at. the Tanen Inv, Hanna, et evil; said lily Sft.St four, at the Elephant am! Castle Inn, Ynrit. Atrotnies, Mews. Cardales and Young, Gray's•lnn, Lumina.; or Mr. WM. Hall , Halifan. Jabot %imp, of Bury St. Edmandv, Suffolk, leather-cunt r, • " roach-stager, dealer and chapman, July l', at 14, July 2; and 30, at eleittoott the Angelina, Burt Sr. Fdrnunds. Agorae., : Mr. John .Wayman, Bury St. Edniwtds ; or•Mt stars. BLlgrave 4 1 41 Watiir, Yso. 4, symoncrs Inn, Chancery laue. ffnantal• Lyon and Joseph Lyon, late of Great St. Helen's, Loiakeionerchants, dvaltre, chapnien and 'copartners, lune 930184. 110, at ten, at Guildhall.. Attorney, Mr. Wm. Vattrego * Broad. street: Willitakcialaia, Jane tg Dentsisi nu, parish of Gillingham, sent, chapnian, June 25, at twelve, /Wit 28, at *NM, nntlinii'3o, at one, at Guildhall. Anomie'', Mt. Flex • WIT Oaal 7ttastjnare , I.endon It or Mee J. Siumsons, Ro- Illadlift AV580.!, now or late of Portsea, Habit, Watch-MakCr, 4 wee., July 5. at: eleven, and July 00, at one, at the Tort stnenii h. A:turney, Mr. POUlden, P 07010; 4111 MIR ' " • &Woo* Home, Laths/ ••• • • • . • - - SCROPIIULOUS CASES. A YOUNG. LADY, of the Age of 16. having been AX. afflicted with Set- phuloui Ult.erations and estrerre bail health, was given over u a hopelets ease by eminent practitio. ners. B,y theuse of SPILSBURY's Ports's AN fIoCUR HUI IC DROPS, she has recovered her lita:tb, and her present state pro• misesa perfect corr.—Wit:. lablin, of the Parish td' Ruels.rhithe, from s weak state of ht alth, and Scrophulotts Affection of the Mho* Joint, is alto by their means perfectly stature I.—tlan nab l'lftlrston, near Woodbridge, is able to have her bed alter eWe years confinement, and requests another bottle, in hopes of: completing her recovery. The efficacy of the Prent Anttscor butic Drops is welt known in Eruptions, Scot totals, Gouty, and raIOMA Affections. Bold wholesale by E. Etivtards, 66, St. Pann chum% yard sind retail at the Dispensary, 15, : 4 oko•squarr, London, in bottles of Is.; double, 10s. 6d; and largest, J`t. 111. duty ircluded.. CoMPULIIOD ESSINCIL, RS. I`o prevent Counterfeits, the Genuine Medic:lie Las a Mack 1,9 k Starnp.---Mre S. may be consulted pesonaliy, or by letter, a tee Dive:earn on tlio ovuol YroiessiositTiroor 'l~ HE Value of liguias 4 VTTA ALUT 4 1 lit% hu been so 134 proved_, tbat nestling of Wee:U . 4 can bear a eninpettriun..settSir. - uatthe differrnt rises Of a e„ertain disease ; iviilett . ' It e•liet•rualif ewes and • eradicates [rota Ae hmhk, withiNit excaiag Ili- painful foerssigs and expanse NO; attends salivatiott--wi!hont detllitating ai l , cosist4ution In ;lot sligrel, or 'teen yequirlike condrerdent hoot ‘ualintste or *uric tioti ordkn. "Ilse radical v rt WS 4.4 these Ine4insoble t Irop6 base eed'tbdirelphis to pohlkapprebstlon for tune *au PO years. n ill the debility of both sates they proven neveo.f.4l:ng sego. .r tive—.Aviseiker she debility is ,produced by tot free ose of ale. eury, by Mid- ileastfres, of the effeets of a Virlri climate. Tia internees and those ;ding abroad, they cannot bt-reeimmieuded .. will too strongly,' as tisey rttative a safe, spoerlyt arid oosupleto cure, In ail old etebborn ;pews, and ersry•wcalusess,ibot illlwie .the bladder and organs of urine. , By he effica..y unsuy ,iwnnseg kavc become modters n erho forsuany years bid been :eprised of that bappinemt. , . Sold Whokeele and retail, at Mr. Brelee'S, Ne. 4, Onmps the - ismer of St. Paul's Charth•yank and rem.. b Oelaiti ea harp, Portsmouth; Hall 141. Johnson, Gosport; .Alistutt, Wt.stout Mallory, and 'Jones, Ponsea • 'freeman, Glenville,. Gilbert, ,and Ho wland, 4 1 4ctiouttel. Newbury, Tisit lin ; Tartar and Mactienald, Glasgow • . Sta 4, tviumie;nots; kott, and Reabarn, Edinburgh ; "Grote:ell: Bith ; ' tr e ,. a p ec k Hall; Whlte Brighton • Bobeits, - Sthbo.,. and Rot, ch. eroe. bait ; GreguLl and Bllthige, F.devartts slid Penny, I..v4rroolg Suttee and Ly.tch, Manchester; Bawds; .Nwrsvieit ; Kuser` mall Lloyd, Birriiittglians ; ilregtity, Bai,11:ton; and mad Melva, Ventlers, Le bOttleS, it et - 94. 4s. Fa Mt I 29.14 . - • I,l4ohlAs • BE r; leave to inform 7'm i :that elver since the year I Min, I heeseen afflicted with the I : stes•Ventrea, which front its obstinately Mini g rretyt4nirse of Medici:le prescrAsed Webs . ntostentinent bribe factsky herd, r 4 undergoing severalsorraw course's of salivation and iwice o.i :!varge,l f ro m t h e 1-1 6 , 1 ,,,d, en d, little relief, would appear to be e• the anon inveterate nature. la the spring of last year my disorder had-got to suck ; head, as neatly to pot a period to my eaistence. In this state, I was ro contsneoded by hit. I.Tb/impute, (Whe'sr:i.:ved od pwat a curt by them hire,) to tape rive I.t tike's Patent AO;4 wlllett l began to do on the 26th May ;In the cents, tot a fortnigh 1 gars ts receive benefit. In little snore than s mou:h I beanie, W your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly tree (rola my for mer complaitst,, have rteover, d Nay former sit' tits and strenztk, and ant beconie jolly and far, in which state having continued tnany months I o the astonrittment of all who-knew roe, ass at a loss in what terms to espref., my gra:ltUde, but keg yos tor she good of other stiffiring mortals, to make this my cur.?' public as rossible, as I shall on evil ) occasion-4n an Mime yes will greatly oblige, Sir, rout gratend obedlonnhey Isitenble see. vans, ALEX. MURli.tilk. Swan's Close, High-street, Edlnborsts. Prepared and. sold by tt•eoole Pnaerlotor, Thomas .laylarg vl ember of the Royal Cuticle of !Weed In Loath*, at ti c k keno No. 9, New Bridge-at rect. • They are also sold by his appointment, at the Perfumer's, Mo. 3S, St. Alban's-street, Pall Mall • the 'roy-sbor, N0..11•9%. OM -iord-street ; Mr. ITAaorpugh's, wearlysp tithe the Montintest ;:alnd by one person in every oousitlerablo Own In England, Ice.ln bores only gs.9d. each, sealed op wash ullaad plain directions, whereby roommate/Eliot its may awe thenyebres "rib ease aud_seerocr. •tr his been ton frequently the subject of just general reprobation; than., eu &.A nte e• <br 4e•au:ii4 of 46- ineslical art have carted iMem.rlra as cdatli.l.tles ttn /babe. Fr manage is the profession of Physic. For .11.• purposeof doses jus tice to the result of our studies awl experience. anvleek prey. or 115 Rum beirg classed aroung.those empiric* wI&G.L. • ensions beet!, ttirtintrelY eau . dna oo Whet rabic Ms .-NECti.crluit Vise lifbtaleld the arM faithful statilue.at of our pursuits and acquirements. .Aketilityirresseived.arrsusiaranelettiodaildramAst the ptipils . . of ]lira +a eirindal and Bl , zard, wham ic. acres and praclsia we carefully attended, as l'rnfeutervand• SUrgeons of the Landon Hos. ptal, we entered enroutres as btt.dents b that Jody celebratiel 'dim., for anePc.d acqaireturt*.s. the Royal College of fuluo burgh, and ries, instruc7el is the di/ft:resit its surgery, the Thfory iittl Pr: uto of Physic. Chemistry, W. wifery, layany, &c ItctZc. by those enlists* Piroae u eues Usti .his 'Gtr,foay. Wads. Hamilton, Doman; Ased I( thlerb~i. We trusty /I; OA not brod , rotued : frestooptuoude ist same, Vat our proficiency wed acquirements arinot itacensi.iefelle tirvsqg f.pr a long series of years maie 17XNEItErli. 40141PL.AIN IS. a.ud the various &caws of DP131111 . 1 parthedai sil jel our studies askapractice. It -::.11, we lotpe. be altuws4 lb* re haw acquired sape:lor kuooledse elsreetrealnient ears. slight ansi meat casua of raetstdor, a perfect rautenibidelleti to completed in tfte.hort period of two days. kid &satinwood the •uernost inicteracy, where other practitioners have *ld Oyu& oils, a prow Teueverance iu onr plan of treetspedt easuteslii the patient a aate.and radtcal cure. 4 .0' • ^ _ _ _ _ Jim!der the Melancholy variety of ens viers whirls are tad. frets of a hair : long antintost tiesloody misled - by the peseta both sexes, there are mine more . alirming or more dessemeingthen tboee dtficienceies =Ada which tralpietitlygirerm• sir . ess. bitter the matrimonial state. asele'personi st Reno bee nem soling reflection to know that they may hoes, by a new and inftb. hide mode atrial:Meat, he restored to thatirmiteshof an human blessings, a strong, toothy, aid vigearcis anntini fin le ali mom of debility, &tun whatever cause arises well await every mew cuts of venereal iefeesion, we insitslee Melaulted bpatieuts et either sea with the greatest secrecy and honour. HOW. et cow. siltation at home from ten to three, sod from Ad itithCovents. till ten at night. Ymirrus In the country an requested to mirth, part irate,'et their case, age, and general habit of living,- .kc. Insitoing a r Amt• tome fur eleme and medicines. when the same eut4 lssi given et sent to any part of the kingAsss. To ensure that ierrety so en. iential to our undertaking, the peerage of letteta may be the account for ornetikines. • CUR RIR anti Co Surgeons, We. 107, 1-I,tton C adore. __ WHEN Men of EtlticAtinn and 'ort;:essi bat teed use persevieug ankavours to discover tt,t.antv4 vats and na.n method of (rearm/ a how prevailing D'beitcll, the sumo. 'ld result of their daps:deuce is the best,penot of mrperortty. Meson GOBS and Co. as rear hirinbers et the *emit College of Surgeon ia London * have beam. Mutual te seams the cute of the tollowtog the delta of thaw part tenu nod,, via a tenant Disorder, frequantty immured trt a ttei- - oessr at nasal• cation, and 'is conoonaltatsts, ...Strictures ajtel(lieets, ethltih, an insprand plan, are 1 y sod tibia witty vered i as also de► bray, whether ar;that fruan liacehutatau inthilgencis, long rub. Imes "artn climates, at. a NMI velirary vie e„ 4.011 *en sir happily pur.aed by the ynnli et both ways, W :be oa4taatbse stertlity or barrenness, and in the otter a mett.roo=trata of rte► anus diseases,whieh, if not titnely.renteJ:e3; tertarnate 111. MCI and COMPOSUIPLOO. in that distressing state ut debility fa &Gamey, whether the enosequatee . t 4 such Woeful habits, dr wising from any other mute, by which the powers of theennsta. tutinn become reloaded, as rvilarly (diatom) bergvams e f t Lae don, they trier a finny sae, and spettiy nitocation to +am! and denims hoed': _ • Mn. - es Clots and Co. eidusivety grofessipg thy cure nt them part:cuter cctinpla!ats. In prAer that airy may not be. l 1 • mistak • few,.ntarked will thy obtoeuy so justly ettartsod sir the ignorant empiric, ttitik It but ps woe en 0.-mat:yes to 's alt trot tbey have been ..rovcrly educated taut titit.:. , o4 irt* evert brand% of the proles:fon (certificates. of Wh4.4s, ire.* &acres& HospoiN, 80.1 tetimtuna:s trona the most sor.irent l'hysitt:tna. they have to convinee• any inquirer) that the 'Wet Iv result:a from their entivienuts few induced them fit ;pet the.; entice the general Practiti!lore, ami they prestque thee their ' , este • se. constitute a lair ground for the univccedeuted confident silk which they have, by the Public, been -soltherally Isononeed. The result of a lung and ratessiboornieVee has rlntile4, cbc"., by a superior meth o d, to minove vener e al complaints, hon er -r .nveterate or complicate:l, *Winne suhjereing the patient :•i tti least reeraint 4 n diet or catrimes; and ID reedit Case! tonere:F.: early application lititade on 111Wov.ry o( the 'nfectunt. tier; tt quenrly perform a ewe in the short - pacatt of also days. - V e precedented success of their mod.. of al atm -ne (which has wive , been known to fail in one single instance in a practice ot 15 part. during which petiudlit any thou,alui perstms 4 . 4 totia sese., ha. • two anvils vet after severe an. 1.0 juritnes nerthrols 1.4.1 been pursued by - other Pracirioaers Without effect), ilidtusts elms t dewaththalscpaornaP:biTillitzioc.aucitim,:ixinas:::syuoiradiptie27,l:s7.34bLayviclttle.trlsenftrunts of e v lt e lis: e r ou sei, r w y, it e h osy see a r e e t o. . oi t e c t t lent:led b a : ot to . tur , t a A n d . :l lnral aslvl ne c: sell 11 ".;I n attli tg. cin ut e k" to ui t! (toss and Co goo'''. fl.l I • ... 10 • ILO NIVIts Pruned*/ i.aSei Kidetpho.elrest Nue; - retlhlied &tn., ad* St the met Wect,Tiltrie!. ha. N1 7 ;411 itATH Al frHE JR. dent Coy of 11. the 24th h will be MI Marltirno I a ••• ti 4c4 THI r ban mak actonunod moors an eien. It I/11 ••• bo•ea.4 1 90, oh*, and paid t eddy alum tied thrice tie at a Bashi ciodon. Furthet Sebeton ?taborer, • To b A Pic ' two peculiar ai a thus part . Par par thane , ry. FRITH W E ll by PUBI. offrr •heo For Pau • dale, Mei At the No with da ALL LID the Rope mind, an Rigid Ho and Chat% Cottages ewe Whiz gin;-bessa of 6t. Job feaess o lli the peen theing-ra large Kitt !I feet foe %Ate num modinus tarp! r is a short partly wag freer If. to fret state I The Pr, be viewed in each w Mr. Coop Prmod Motticy a rtd of Mi tattoo tra , I ) k - .1 ilt(*ILY HOLD mg Ow LAM? At the At neutsy. V E the Minors C Andrew, I (.11e4 the eanually t kg over V The Itn Ot /sing, 1 to the per, PAR Ms, Wbktlen COuSlotrl 11611 eitikiri Tbc ab raisabk e•n•A+rn4 El of the, Siesta In ll' Piloted Ileum F wan. and •rtnl fro 11(r. Coo• I r•sro ; rhra.l+ Write N• whn will Fart Hon, IL sive tvul the.r nuAlly, I stu• .111 slew do ' , eat meld zany VI enure sue 1.. - T . . ~k~7~c~a - H,Vitll'RA artiGnai6. the•rrihera was ad full •on. SAttti , clay.last, in the tikoectatitin seco,nd Visit the Potentates, as . 1 11 that a..y se'nnight. At an hocr the pit v.,1 crowcted m eke twft'S, • and at the close of the first t e.f Gtie Oratj% 'every barstemed to contain ea its tompiqment. At about a quarter past ten the Printes's ~I*Atts'eranted, attended by Lady C. Catt , tet.t, and br. Prink. Her Royal 1-11gbness Vt:ts received tsith a degree 'lir applatisE which at least eqtt i tlled that , which she met with on her last Visit. Three seVersd times was the Princess obliged , to rise and Make het obeisances to the company, and the Theatre Was ding. b)- the reiterated ebeerin'gs: t3ou save the king ' was 'vociferously demanded, and, after some hesitation, was pet:ormed by GnAs . el/et and TimattizzAnt, and received with shouts'of approlintioh.. Till twelve o'clock' the august p trty was expected, and the Great concert Room through which they 'were to lass, was. completely lighted up, and half filled with tumpany I but it 'that hour it was annottnted that the ?RINGS RlcltltT, the Est. PEROR, Ett.' had pasSed the Theatre in their way to the, uke of Davonsistaes. Then, and not til then, every hope vanished, and • the hundreds and tens of hundreds Who tame, full of expectation, and with - their ctiriositv screwed up to the height, were com pelled to witness, with sullen sorrow, the remaining .part of a dull 13411 et; without the consolation of seeing one tar•—uot even a the Sixth magnitude— of foreign production, and unrefreshed by the.view of A single mustachio from Germany or Russia. 7:7 r x*:` Edwiid Payne, of Upper/He., Elftidiesei,• paper-hanger, dealer anti chapman, June 85, )01 2, int' 31,, at tCelett, at Guildhall. Attorney,lVir: Kilig,Vistle'ettbet, Hilbbrn. • • • •!• • • Joseph . Min e Miller, of Mancherer, tit' -m tonantifaettirei, 4,-ker and .chtilsmaa, July 6,7, at eleven, July ytt. at two, it the Fprrad ,Eagle Inn, P.tanchester. Ajtnrnies, . NU. leftitunion, Temple, . Lontlo s oL or Ncr. Hamer, Mahchesttr. * John Frye, df landon Hefts; r i dealer and cliapntaa,. June 23 . at twelve. light 23. it eleven, - and July 30 1 at rine, at Attornies t Mesas. Marriott and Elmira, No. 14, Ctlfy't-lnn-squarv, London. /oho Winstaalcy, of 13earhtmlerdane, 1,.01)0ort, merchant and . insuranc.o.broker, dealer and chaptuan, June 2 0 1, at rle‘ren, July 7, and 30, at test, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. PaF.on, Walbrook, London. Williant or New Mahon, Yorlishio e, rthen.4lraper, dealer • and chapnian, June 28, July 5, 30; at eleven, at o,lll,lhalt. Attortuess.Messra..Reardou and Davit, Corbett-court; Grace. church-greet, London. . Inge Roberts, late of Hereford, Vane and brandy-merchant, July 13, 16, and 3u, at eleven, at the City Arms Hotel, Here. . ford. Attprities, Messrs. Bird and Wollasten, HereforJ. Grolge Entery, at Oalliin,Somerset, !Inkster, dealer andehap. man, July 4,5, and 30, at deter, at the Cutle and Ba'l btu, • Bath. Anornirs, Mr. Thomai fishes, NO: 5, Brick-kmrt, 'Temple, Lon&h ; ur Mr J. H. Sherry, Marshield. James Walters, of Sandhant. Herta, farmer, aod dealer in wool, June 22, lui j 5,•an4 30, at one, at Guildhall. Attotnies,.Mr. Palm. r, Itickarinsworth; or Messrs. Aubrey and Curtis, 'outes-court, Curator-street, Chancery-lane. James Adamson. late of Wavervee, Lanevhive, miller; July 6,• 7, ind au, at one, at the Yotk Hotel, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. John Whiteley, Leigt-street, 'Lleerpoel: • • . :0 a Edwards. of Clare-street, Clare Market, sex, silver smith and asksman, dealer and chapoi. , n, June'2s, :lily 2, and M), at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney; Mr. Manniag, Net 6,, Clement's Inn.. . . Jahn '1 hasidare Von Hein, of Hantbargh, and a'se of Csmondle- . street, London, ineichLit Jane 21, 25, and July so,'at ten, at duldhall. Miocene!, &Lana Heicand FarteVcihread needle-street, Lontlaa. • DIVIDENDItto ho made at GuII.D.HALL. . 1 July 19, James 13eckeit,A4lannaabili y, lighterman, at eiresm. July 28, Thomas Shbpbeid. Great Mary-la.honne street,' tleu. draye-r, at ten. July 23, Char* Hooper, Throgmorttm.street, insurance-broker, at ten. July 2, Thomas Chapman, I.i tl.-hurl - Mills, Ste-maintain, at line. July 2, John Lane,Tkonids Fraser, and Thomas Boylston, Nicholas-Jane, merchants, at .c.ii July tz, John Cooke, Fettchurch-street, stationer, at tin. Jt ly .16,• Jb•a-p'• Price, Bath, bookteller, at ten. June 28, Arc!, bald Ve!l. son, Mitre-court, Midt-streer, merchant, at eleven. July 9, Not*m. Watling-street, warehouseman, at one. Ju.y 9, ito • heft Wright, Watling-street, warehouseman, at one. July 9, John khan, Wood-street, Cheapside, warehoa.enuin, at one.-- *lree 21, Jos, ph Coritt Carmeson,of Loatbard.strett, watch; amber, a t , one. July ty, 41 , tting, Willman-square , dealer, at one, July 9 1 John An:. it, Oid tord-street, p, flamer, at tin. June 25, lir:lry Higeinsoo, Finsbury •r quart, met...lt:nt, et •12. 'July 26, Juba Parry, Qual.ty-tome, Clia:•cery-bow, sceivener, tat es.vrtn. June y 5, Nichdrsi Co:her, William Godliee and Wm. Vette blie•grive,Chedpside, lamest-a, at twelve. June 21, John 11°14 Wha,tb fie-court, Lothbary, ale:indict., at eleven. DIVILIENI* to be mule in the COUNTRY.' . July Is, Wm. Stuekty, Swaffbam, money-tictivener, at four, a: the White Hart, Swill hem. Jay 12„ Fleury Proctor and , l'honiaa Canlnll, Tipton, grocers. at twelve, at the White Hart, ilitnitughatti. -July 12,1ihn Weston and Thomas Thornton, of. Kingstoa-aptimHull, timber-merchants, at eleven. at the Deg and Duck, HulL July 9, Getup Chad% !n, Braatington,-Garby ab;re,corriliactor, at Of Matlock, New, Bath. July 11, Daniel :Holt, Leaden, miler, at eleven, at the White Hart, Colchest.r July 11, War. Greenly, Hereford, hop-merchant, artwely4at the City Arms HotelfHarrfard. OXFORD, JUNE 1& Thine:lay the fsillowi...l Gettlemen were admitted to regular ,fiegreet in the Convocsteou Hour_ r - the Rev. Wra. West Grom,•lll.D late Viee-Trinclpeog Meg 'dalen Hail, now one of the City Lecturers, and Rector et • Jjrn- WWI botworth, Leicestershire, was admitted Dodos in . The Rte. Thosnailitarke, or 'Eerier Vollese. and the Rev. irate Addams, B. C. L. FelloW of St. Juho's College, weir atinaitted'llonors In Uvil Law. ' Masters of Ans.—Rev. Natisitiel CO; ,of Exeter College, Grand Compounder; :•ir Thomas Dyke Acland, 'Bart of Christ Churcli, Guard Compoimair •-• Rev. erkaander Lockhart; df St. Mary Hall, Grunt (Murmr:ler ; lamb Fletcher, &ago( lessen-. note College, Grand Compounder; Rev. George Sa.zby Pentad, of Merton Coluse, Grand Compounder; Rev. John Spurway, Exeter 'College; Rev. John Aliontas Granger, isaac Austin, Rev. Thalia% Davis, Warlttant ; Robert 114..rs'.aut.an4 Richard Paha, Merton; Mr. Was. iliattaa, sib. Maeda en Col lege; Mr. John Spicer, the Hon. John Ssuaers Co:is, Rev. Chas. Vatro ' Rev. Wm. Austen, Brarnnose Joseph Porter,. of Magdalen Haq Bachelor's or Arts—Mr. Thomas Mtlis, Christ Chords ; Mr.. lames Evans and Mr. W..GOodenough Haver, Trinity College. CAMBRInGE, JUNE ll. The Viee-Chanceilor has this year adjudged Sir Wm. Brown's - Medals to Mr. J. H. Fisher, of . Titbit y Caltge, for a Ureek Ode Subject; Wellitistonas; argionem Gallicant Pytenwis Maratha ,uhjectani, de-p;ciens..—To Mr, J. J. Want, of Se. John's College, tl,r a 'Latin Ode. Subject, Germania I.ipsim yindicata.- - to Mr 0. Waddington, of Trliiity College, fur the Epigranis.—Subject, Victor iterioni4vgieris. • . 1 he following - Otntleawn are admitted to the andeementiooed degrees s• • - • Baclitlors in DirinitY—The Rev. John Banks Hollingwortk, St. Peter's Colk ge ; John Nave, Fellow of Christ Col Ice:; Henry Dixon, Sidney; John Broeklebank, Pembroke Hall ; itob:rt Fiske. Fellow of 3t; blues; finery Fem.*, date; Wan. Parker, Fellow of lintraaouel. Master of Arts--David Jeffenon Maynard, M.A. Fellow of 'Catharine Hall. &eh, lora of Arts—lfeetry Wriukt, tof Emmanuel College; Charles Grove, haus; Hugh Smith, 'I rhohy. &cliclar In Civil law—Hugh Charleajiare, Trinity Hall. bachelor of Physic—Thomas Pktwtlep blauey, Trinity Call. ECCLESIASTICAL, .I , IIOMOIIOXt. Rev. W. Marsh, MA.is preaeoted to the vicarage of Sr:Peter. Caches er. Rey. Ctiavies. Hawkins, Rector of Liston; to the rectory of Cowley, Glour,esterelgre. - Rev,. I. Olive, to the vicarage of St. Paul's, Brietal. Rev. N. ituddock; to the living of 'Stucktuni-Bristol, Cleo eeeteeshire. , . 6 ' ' • MA&UtIEtI. Rey. I). Coleridge, too of Ldeittetiont-Calooki Coleridge, Of Ottery st. Mary, to ~ : mabietioatoosbr d eogliter of S. Badeook, Esq. of Eatt Wonford.hosee, Devon. Rer. Thonies'llattoit, to Maria, elder dsoibter of Mr. licit. too, of Eastlindrhaute, Notts. • • • The ith Of May, 111t3, while encinsped oe fhe Plalt;s of lihint pore, Ear Indies, the I ady of Lieutrnant David Dundas, ed his Majesty's 56-1 s Begintent. Her unassuming mild, and ideasing manners will be readily remitted py all who ligew her, Her tinily amiable disposition, her gentle and endearing tzerebe of ail the &Mystic virtues (tong and faithfully arplied in the exemplary' discharge of her duty as a wife), are 'deeply recorded, where they heel are known, In the hearts and memories sai her greatly!. afflicted family and Friends. • Monday, at the advanced age of /15 1 the Rev. Benjamin Diw.. son, LLD:Rector of Burgh, Stiff ilk. . Mr.Ki icate hi where l.• the neves' ran of th Tint pu Pht saes. H gh -...••••....--