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SPORTING. • SWAFFHAM COURSING MEETING. FIRST WF.STACRE PIPIT\ TUESDAY, NOV. IS. trot TUE COP. Mr. Young's blue doe Vett., beat Str W. Clayton's Umpire Mr. Reid's 1)Ik and w Bustard, beat Mr. Redhead's bat d Lounger Mr. t i I< edhc td's bits %I York, beat Mr. F. Hamot.d's b.k d Wel. Lneton Mr ri ..t on/ I's blk b Queen, beat Admiral Wllaon'sislk d Orpheus Capt. Wyatt's Idk and w d Jasper. beat Lord Itivers'ellik .b Rhoda Mr. Wilkinsors's r and w b Clara, brat Capt. Clayton's r d Zadura Mr.Upcht r's bl and w Prlissia,beat Mr. R. Hainona's blued Slang Sir A. liertie's bik and w d 'lsicieler, heat Mr.Gurney'sbik d Ajax. stAveues.—rurelts. Mr. Wilkinson's d p Cattalos, beat Mr. Redhead's blk and w b p Young Lively Mr.Wilkuison'4 brit) Is p. Calypso, beat Mr. R edhead's b p Luna Capt. Wyatt's blk and set •b.p agst Sir A. Bertie's blk spotted b Twubhoes—Undecided Mr. Gurney'4 Augusta, heat Captain Clayton's blk b Zone I.d. Rivers's blk and wt b Rusty, beat sir A. Bertie's red b Topaz Mr. R. Raymond's bl d Stott, beat Mr.Wilkinson''s blk b Capsacum Admiral Wilson's bik d Othello, beat Captain Wyatt's bik and wt b Jesse Sir A. Bertie's fawn col Thais, beat Capt.Wvatt's blk d Jericho Mr. R. hamond's bl d Smolensk°, agn Mr. Redht;ad's blk b Le vtret. Undecided. rapt. Clayton. bik d Zodiac, beat Mt. Gurney's red b Anson. C .p'. Clayton's blue and wt Zulnta, beat Mr. H. Redhead's blue b Yarico. Mr. R. Hammond's blk d Silverthorn, brat Mr. Wilkinson's blk and wt Caliope. Capt. Clayton's blue d Zinc, beat Hon. Capt. Rous's blk d Monk. IxPßivers's bl d Raymond beat Mr. F. I {almond's blk b Water. Mr. Gurney's blk d Achilles beat Capt. Clayton's blk d Zambo. Mr. R. Hamond's dun b Sheba beat Mr. Redhead's bik b Lady. Aged Dogs. Lord Rivers's Richard beat Mr. Upches's Paragon. Mr. Upcher's Platoff beat Lord Rivers's Rot.itta. Si A. Bertie's Thorn beat Mr. Gurney's Ape. 113 b. Car. Rous's Macedonian beat Mr. R. Hamond's Sy7va. Lord Rivers's Ransom beat Mr. Wilkinson's Casseno. Mr. R. Hamond's Slender Sally agst Capt. Clayton's Zenith.— U ndecided. Mr. Ur cner's Pioneer beat Mr. R. Hamond's Sunflower. Mr. Upcher's Presto agst Mr. Wilkinson's Castle; not run for want of Sir W. Clayto.t's Una agst Mr. Gurney's Augustus; not run for want of CLEY FIELD, NOVEMBER 16. 101 Till CUP. Capt. Wyatt's bik w d Jasper beat Mr. Hamond's Queen. Sir A. Bertie's Tickler beat Mr. H. Redhead's York. Mr. Upcher's Prussia beat Mr. Reid's hustai 1. Mr. Wilkinson's Clara beat Mr. Young's Veto Sir W. Clayton's brindle b. p. Useful, agst Sir A. Bertie's blk.b.p. Tempest. NARBOROUGH FIELD, NOV. 17.—For the Cup. Mr. Wilkinson's Clara beat Sir A. Berth?, Tickler. Captain Wyatt's Jasper beat Mr. Upcher's Prussia. aIATCUIS. Capt. Wyatt's blk. p.Jericho beat Mr. F. Hamoud's bik. b.Warer. C'apt. Wyatt's b'k. b. Jewell beat Mr. F. liamond's hlk. b.Wafer. Mr. Redhead received forfeit trona Mr. Weston. Mr. Gurney's two puppies, Mr. Updates two puppies. Mr: Upeber's brindled b. Penelope beat Mr. Gurney's blue d. Artist. Mr. Upcher's blue p. Post-haste beat Mr. Gurney's red d. Anson. Mr. H. Redhead's blue p. Yarico beat Mr. lyssen's bik. and w.p. Gipse). Sir A. 11«rtie's blk. b. p. Topaz heat Mr. Redhead's blk. b p. Luna. Mr. Redhead's bik. b. p. Leveret beat Mr. F. Hamoud's blk d.p. Westminster. Mr. Upcher's Presto beat Mr. Wilkinson's Castle. Lord Rivers's talk. b. p. Rusty beat Mr. Redhead's blk and wt. p. Young Lively. Admiral Wilson's blk. d. Orpheus beat Mr. Wilkinson's red b. Clarissa. Admiral Wilson's blk. d. p. Othello beat Mr.. R. Hamnumd's brind. b. Sickle. • Mr. R. Hamund's Sober beat Mr. Welter's PlatofE Capt Wyatt's Jub. heat Mr. Upelter's l'er. Sir A. Bertie's Thorn agst Mr (lychees Pioneer, undecided. Sir A. Bertie's w. d. p. Teleinachus agst Mr. Young's blue b. p. Vale, undecided. MATCHIS. Mr. Redhead's ?. puppies,agst Mr. Upchtr's 2 puppies, undecided. Mr. Redhead's blk and w. b. p. Lucy, apt Mr. Upelaer's blue b. p. Poverty. Mr. Upcber's brindled Penelope, brat Mr. Redhead's blk. and w. Leda. Captain Wyatt's blk. b. p. Jewess, beat Sir A. Bertie's spotted d. Thief. Captain Wyatt's jennett, beat Captain Clayton's Zanga Capt. Clayton's ZeUa, agst Mr. N. Michlethwaes Fly, undecided. Mr. R. I-Lamont/Zs brindled p. Sting, apt Sir A. Bertie's blue d. Tiger, paid forfeit. Sir A. fl;rtie's '1 baba, agst Mr. Wilkinson's Cardinal, paid forfeit. Mr. Redhead's 14 nit, beat Lord Rivers's Rey. Sir W. Clayton's Una, agst Mr. Gurney's Augustus, undecided. ' Sir W. Clayton's blk p Cribs, apt Mr. F. liarnond's blk d: p. %Vestminsier, undecided. Mr. R. Hamood's dun b. p. Simper, beat Sir A. Berrie's blk and w h. p. Toy. Mr. R. Ha•nond's Sophia . apt Mr. Gurney's Ape, undecided. Admiral Wilson's Orlin., agst Capt. Wyatt's 'anima, undecided. Admiral Wilson's Olivia, beat Mr. Upcber's Praseblo,som. Captain Ibya is Jupiter, beat Captain Clayton's 4ealut. *L'lle (ohmshis nor run for want of light : Mr. Upchre, Pet, agst Captain Wyatt's 1..52. Mr. R I Liniond's Wren, agst Mr. N. Micklethwait's Fancy. Lursi Reguins, i.git Admiral Wilson'. Olympus. Mr Guri.ey', blue d. p. agst Sir A. Bertia's 'tyrant. Captain ( taTton's blue b. p. Zua, agst Major Wilson's blue b. F. igut.l),ll. Captain Ciwan's Zug, agst Mr. Garners Achilles. ,it .1. .lertie', dy 1 yrant beat Capt. Clayton blue d p Zink. Capt.NryAtr's d Jupiter beat Mr Wilkinson's whited Cardinal. Admiral %Tom's blk b Orthis beat Captain Wyatt's b !mum ; undecidsd. Mr Gurney's blk b p Augusta beat Sir W. Clayton's brindled p (haul. Mr Gw ury's blk d p Achilles agst Captain Clayton's d p Zebra, .'rd. Sir W. Clayton's Umpire beat Mr F. Hamond's Wellington. Mr N. Mb kletkwatt's Ferdinand agst Mr Gutney's.Ajax, trilby consent. Mr Gurney's Achilles beat Captain Clayton's Zug. A laniral Wilson's Olympus beat Lord Rivers's Regulus. Mr i . Hatstand's Wren beat Mr N. Mickichwait s Fanny. 'Captain Clayton's blue b p Zara against Major Wilson's blue b liluehtll, paid forfeit. Sir A. bertte's blue d Tiger agst Mr. R. Hamond's Sting, unde cided. bECOND WESTACRE FlELD.—Fainist, Nov. 1814. FOR THE CUP. Mr. Wilkinson's red and w b Clara won the Cup. PRODUCE MATCIIES. Mr. Redhead's Lyn: av Mr. Upelter% Presto, undecided. Mr. F. Harnond's Wren best Mt. Upclier's Pea , rblossom. Mr. Redhead's Lounger beat Mr CHES . F. Hammond's W e stmi ns t er . MA . Mr. Wilkinson's; blk b. Capsacum brAt Capt. Claron's blk b p Zane. Sir A Beret's b ThornGurney's Anna, undecided. Mr. Young's Veto beat Su: W. Clayton's Umpire. Mr. N • Nitclethwait's Ferdinand agst Mr. Wilkinson's Czar, un decided. Mr R. nowne's Alchymist beat Mr. Hamoturs Skylight. Mr. . Hamond's Slung beat Mr. Our!ley's blue b Ape. Captain Claytt.n's d Zurllra beat Mr R. Hamond's Somehow. M r. K, Hamm Id'h dun b p Sheba best Sir.'. Denies synced pTtilef bff A Bertle's bik b' l'halia beat Mr. Wilkiroon's w si Cardinal. Captain ya:t's Juba heat Admral W tlsot.'s Orpheus. c Clayton's blue-and w bp Z..alasa beat Mr. Redhead's bik b p Leda Mr Gurney . . Ajax beat Captain Wyatz's-Jason. Admit al Vi,llp.ii's bik d y Othello no Sir W. Clayton's bik b p • I 411010'110 A brin b Jennette apt Captain Clayton's b b Ze. beat Sir A.Berile'sblk spotted d Mr. Wilialbson's blk and w b p Calve art Mr. 2t. Hamond's blk d p Silverthorn, undecided. Sir A Berrie's b b p fewest apt Mr. 'doing's blue b p Vale, undecided Captain Clayton's bik d p Zambo agst Mr. R. Redhead's blue b p Yarico, undecided. Captain Clayton's blue d Zealot agst Captain Wyatt's bik d Ju piter, undecided. Capt . Clayton's blue b Zelia heat Mr. N. Micklethwait's b d Fly. Captain Clayton's blue d d p Zodiac agst Sir R. Bertie's b d p Ty rant, undecided. Mr. nOWlle ' .. Arrottis h-at Mr. R. Ramon l's Sunflower. •it W. Clayton's h b p Utilis beat S:r A. Itertie's w d' Telemachus. Mr. Wilkinson's brai bp Calypso beat. Mr.Downe's it it pVerit as. Mr. Wilkinson's blued p Castenos beat Mr. Upcher's blue b p Poverty. Mr. Young's hik d Venture apt Admiral Wilson's Fawn col b Orthis, nut ran. NEWMARKET COURSING SOCIETY., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28. FIRS I . CHE.VELEY FIELD. Mr. Kemp's d h p Flea, beet Mr. Wilkinson's blk d p Castanos Lord Rivers's blk and w b p Raffle, beat Mr. Upcher's hl b p Pe:worth Lori Rivers's hi h p Rappee, beat Mr. Upcher's r d p l'rocpero Ir br bp Calypso, beat :sirA. Berth's bik p I') rant .l r. Northey's y d p Nathan, beat SirA. Berth's blk b p 11vu Shoes I.Ord Rivers's w d p Royston, beat Mr. Kemp's d b p Fly Mr. Redhead's bik b p Laura, beat Mr. Wilkinson's bik b p Cahn Mr. Wilkinson's blk d p Cato, agst Mr Redhead's b p Leveret- - Undecided. Mr. Wilkinson's w d a rec from Mr. Kortwright's Mr.Witkiti•on's blk b a Casino, rec from Mr. Kortwright's Mr. Syer's y d a Quin. heat captain Clayton's br d a Zadora Captain Clayton's blk d p Zambu, beat Sir P. Blake's b:k and w p Is Elba Captain Clayton's bik b p Zone, agst Sir P. Blake's bik b p El vira—Off by consent Captain. Clayton's blk b a Zelia, beat Sir P. Blake's r d a Eurus Captain Wyatt's bik and w b p Jewel. beat Sir H. B. Dudley's bl d p Minor Capt. Clayton's bl d p Zinc, beat Mr. P. Wright's bi d p Valiant Capt. Wyatt's blk d a Jupiter, beat Ld Maynard's blk d a Zadoe Mr. James's d d p Idiot, rec fc from Ld Maynard's bl d p Zeus Mr. P. Wright's bik b p Vixen, rec ft from Captain Clayton's bl and w b p Zulma Captain Clad ton's bl .1 a Zealot, beat Admiral Vlison's blk d a Unicorn Lord Maynard's w d p Zero, agst Admiral Wilson's bik d p Un daunted—Undecided, 3d dog loose Lord Rivers's bl b a Ransom, beat Mr. Upcher's bi and w b a Paragon Mr. James's w b p linnets, beat Capt. Clayton's hl b p Zaccko Capt. Clay on's bl b p Zara, brat Mr. P.Wright's bik b p Vistante Mr. Upcher's bl and w d a Presto; beat Ld Rivers's blk b a Ruth Sir A. Berth's d b p 'Vitals, beat Mr. Wilkinson's blk and w b p Caliope Captain Wyatt's br b a Janette, beat Mr.'Syer's•blk h a Q tail Captain Wyatt's blk and w d a Janus, beat Lord Maynarti's bik d a Zed Lord Maynard's bik d a Zebulon, against Sir A. Bertie's blk b a Thalia Off Mr. Upcher's bl d a Pioneer, beat 14 Rivera's hilt b a Rhoda Mr. A. Wright's bik tl a Whiskey, agst Mr. Wilkinson% bik b a Casino—Undecided. SECOND DAY, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29. • CHIPPENHA M FIELD. INLWMARKET CUP. Mr.R.Hannasond's bl d a lironte,beat Mr. Redhead's r b a Laurel Mr. Kemp's r b a Fate, beat Mr. Wright's bit and w b a Violet Mr. A. Wright's blk ti a Whiskey, brat Admiral Wilson's f b a Urchin Mr. Wilkinson's r and w b a Cley, beat Sir P. Blake's bik b a Eurydice Mr. Syer's bik b p Quick, beat Mr. Northey's w b a Nimble Mr. 1. Wright's bik and w b a Spitfire, beat Captain Wyatt's blk and W 4 a Doper Lord Riven.% fat and w d a Richard, beat Lord Maynarl's bik d a Zebulou Sir A. Berth's bik and w d a Tickler, brat Mr. B. Stane's bl b a Ilse Mr. VVtlkiason i br d p Czernicheff, beat Sir A. Bertie's bik d p Tyrant Mr. Wilkinson's blk b p Comme it faut, beat Sir A. Bertie's d b,P Thai& Lord Rivers bik and w b a Rosins, beat Mr. Redhead's blk a Lounger Mr. Redhead's bik and w b a Lynx, beat Lord Rivers'. blk b Rebecca Sir P. Blake's f b p Elk, against Mr. Redhead'. blk b p Luna— Undecided Lord Rivers's blk d p Raymond, beat Sir P. Blake's bik and w d p Epfitetus Lord Maynard's w d p Zew, by Telemachus, beat Ld Rivers's blk d p Russian, out of Ro+e tmd Lord Rivers's blk white breast and nose b p Rar!le, on: of Rose bud, rec ft from Mr. /slorthey's w b p, out of Mr. •l'yssen% b. Mr. it. Hanmond's d b p Bathsheba, beat Mr. Upcher's r d p Prospero Sir P., Blake's blk and w b a Europa, beat Mr. Wright's blk b a Vermin Captain Clayton's bl and w b p Zeta, beat Mr. 1. Wright's bik b p Sukey. Mr. R. Hammond's blk d p By and 13y, beat Mr. A. Wright's r d p Willing Mr.Ki nip's r d a Fetch,heat Mr. R. Hammond'. r b a Briesis Ld Maynard's blk d p Zens, up: Mr. Jame.' w b 9 Imhof{'—Off Sir P. Blake's bik and w d Erasmus, ree ft from Mr. Redhead's bik and w b p Lucy. 'The e.glit wittn►rs of these Matches for the Cop were drawn to run the next day. LOUTH COURSING, The Louth Conning Meeting terminated on Saturday ee'nnigbt, the weather !nosing line during the sport, the diversion gave the greatest satisfaction. 'lle ground, in general, exhibited not less than 100 horsemen each day. Out of fourteen well contested couises ou Tuesday, six brace and a halt of hares were killed in great style. The silver cup, value 2 . 5 guineas, was won by Mr. buster's Trieksey, and the Y prize by Mr. Ciayworth's Nimble. A GAME CAT ! Lately, a cat belonging to Mr. Otoact Gems, of Terril, near Lamont Brblge, Cumberland, caught a hare, and, thoui..b a vet) , large one, succeeded in dragging it home into the kitchen, and there delivered up the trembling captive nearly lifeleA. The same eat, only two days before, took home a partridge ! BE rriNGs ON THE DERBY AND OAKS. These Races are the only subjects for the turf adventurers at pre sent to speculate upon. Ihe wilowing is about the average odd*: , 12 to l agst Mr. Watson's Walton, c. 12i to 1 agst Mr. Thornhdl's Anticipation. 14 to 1 zest Lord Darlington's e. by Sir Thomas. 15 to I . tgin Brotberto Whalebone. For the Oaks Lord G. H. Caveudish's f. by Sir David, has a point of odds before the Duke of Grafton's Minuet. The bet. ting is about 10 to 1 ' • 11 to 1 against Mr. l'ayne's Selim &; and 15 to 1 against Lord Foley. SINGLE STICK. Wednesday se'nnlght, a long depending and excellent match of single stick was played at Warminster, between eight men of Wiltskire and the same number of homersetshire; it was decided in favour of the Wiltshire gamesters. The Public are much indebted to the vigorous and praiseworthy exertions of Mr. 131in.:114 the Bow -street Magistrate, for tooting out many of the low gambling houses at the West end of the Town. It is to be hoped that this Worthy Magistrate will proceed in his victorious career, until these receptacles of vice and fully are totally extirpated. Tussday afternoon a boy, in feeding the horse of the Richmond errand -cart, near Somerset House, dis turbed a loaded pistol among the hay, which exploded and shot the horse of a stage standing behind. 1,48 t Monday, Jo,eph Ferrer, of Copperas Houses, near Elland, was found dead in the wood, called Strang Sirie, near Rastt ick, Yorkshire. He had gone out on Sunday tor the purpose ofshotaing game, and when found, his gun which had burst in his hand, was qing near him, and his head laid open, and dreadfully shattered with the charge. He has left a wi!e and • tsmdy of young chaltirsa La regret his nil • timely end. LONDON PASI7IINS FOR Dg.gAMER.. Ulan-cot Esse s.-1..A full tit:then, made either in liffent bs silver net ; the crown laslpid with silk or silver, eords.-2. A melon cap, made of white sit'n quilred, wi , h Arrow bead trim ming inlet, ornamented with a Cull cluster and wreailt of flowers, blended with a quilted border of lace.--•-•-. 3. A Persian cdiasle, formed upon a wire fabric, ind composed of sztiu-striped band, trimmed with a full border of blond lace, appliqued with a beading of Vandyke: a net 4antikerchiet crosses the crown en trite. with a large clutter of wild flowers in the centre.-4 A cottage bonnet made in salmon colour and white velvets, orna mented with a double plume of ostrich feather. —5. A Russian a-la-mode, composed of orange and white velvets, trimmed round the edge with a quilling of Vandyke lace the crown de cor,red with flowers and wreaths of Vandyke bee. ‘A . ALKING ess.—A pelisse ci short walking length, made either in tratinette or silk velvet of puce colour, open down t::e front, and bound entirely round with celestial blue satin, termi nating at the feet with a broad border of white lace ; high plait. collar, and treble capes bound to corn sponti; full lace ruff The Spatit .11 hat composed of erminette or velvet or blue satin cnrres-• ponlin to the pelisse, trimmed round the edge with quilled lace, and ernaniented in the fraut with a plume of ostrich feathers. Hatt-boots, b:ue kid or ermine . te. Gloves, Limerick or York- Antertnae'r Repolikey. POLONAVISE FULL 11ex..5.---The white satin band which goes round the waist fastens in a tasteful bow behind ; the trimming of the bottom is exquisitely fancied, and the whole dress may be pronounced the most strikinwasteful, and elegant that we have ever seen. '1 he beautiful cap which accompanies this dress, call ed the Polonaise, is merle with a full puffing of blond lace confined with beads, in various folds; It is also made either is plain or spangled white lace, crape, delicate white kerseymere, or tor nwronly ladies in white satin : the form of this head-dress i perfectly novel and elegantly becoming ; its graceful effect is much heightened by the leathers by which it is ornamented.--From La Belk Alembics. COAL .MARKET, NOVENIBER 30. Shirs sold. 83 • • Is - Price. 50s. 6d. to 68s. Se. 555. 9d. to 645. 00. • Cs. Od. to 00s. Od Capton yore' brin b Jennette pt , h, undcmded. s v tain W)ase• blk b p Itwell beat Wiroataues. Arrivals at the York Hotel, Dover: -- - - November 25.--Sir Hugh Munro, Batt. and Miss Munro, from Puns. - - - - November 26.—Mr. and Mrs. Chateau:leaf, from Landon; Mr. Hammond, from. London to Paris. November47.—Mt. Hooper and family, from London to Paris ; Mr. Bourdillion, and Mons. Secolub and sun, from Ge neva to London. _ _ _ November 28.—Sir Wm. and Lady Drummond and suite, General Donlan and servant, Mr. Brown, King's Messenger, and Gregory Johnstone, Esq. and Lady, to Paris; Mr Omeny, Mr. Goldsmidt and friend, and the Earl of Ailesbury and Laity, from Paris to London ; lion. Mr. Campbr.ll and servant to Paris. ANTI-ATTRITION. Mr. LARGE, Coach M ker, of Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, some time ago, primed a travelling carriage, belonging to a Russian Merchant in the City, with the Royal Patent Anti-Attrition, which afterwards travelled irrin Russia to Prussia, and in various parts upon the Con tinent, to an extent of upwards of Three Thousand Miles, and this was effected with no other application whatever to the wheels and axletrees but a slight one of the Anti-Attrition, merely as precautionary, in ad dition to the one in London. Mr. LARGE'S former good opinion of this invaluable discovery is now so considerably increased, that he recommends the use of the Composition most strongly in all cases, to pre vent the effects of Friction, for it has been proved to be more useful in Mills, Machinery, Steam I.ngines, &c. than in the above instance. Ships at Market 884 Newcastle IS Sunderland I Cinders Ma H. On the llth ult. at the Manse of Kinthorn, Mrs. Paterson, of a SOP. MARRIED. At the Manse of Monivard, or. the 14th ult. Robert Walker Reurie, Esq, Drummond Park, to Helen, dm :Otter of the Rev. C: Baxter. . Nov. tts, at Longdon Church, nesr Lichfield, Robert. Henry Hurfe, Esq. of lior.ham P:srlz, Sussex, to Dirot , le2, eldest tlitight.r of john Breynton, Esq. of liatmclthall, Staffordshire. DIED. At Abetleen, on the Sth ulr. in the 22d year of his age, Mr. Wm. Johns:on, Surgeon, Royal Navy. At Caveri, on the 14th ult. George Douglas, Esq. of Cavers. Ott the 1711 ult. at Kilmarnock, Sir David Montgunicrir Cuninghame, of Corsehill, Hart. At Dumbarton, on the 18th ult. Mr. James Williamson, of the Excise. , Last week, at Storehouse, Mr. Lampart, late purser of his Maje,tys ship Achille. Monday sr'nuight, at Sahash, at an advanced age, John Scott, Esq. late Master of the Rope Yard, Plytnowh-Dock. Same day, at Alphington, near Exeter, Mr. John Gay, aged 06. Same day, at Durham, in the 91st year ti* his age, John Drake Bainbridge, Esq senior Alderman and Father of that city. At Northampton, the 16th instant, Sarah, the wife of J. Jones, Esq. Paymaster Third King's Own Dragoons. Sept. 9.4, In thy Island of Jamaica, Wm Clowes, Esq. R. N.— He ftll a victim to the clima•e at the early age of 93 years. 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If OAttetAY's *ASI'HIkIfATIC' C ‘.NOY ills fo r .15 many Tear,: been probed a mo,t vffletnal PreservitiVe from g the ill efli eft of Fors and flamp kr, which at this semen of the year ate t # pri judicial to th..P.e who are affected with Astilataric COVGUS dn.l SuoarNiss of BSEATH. it. etf-ct4 are to , xpet Wind, to defend the somiae% from the a '!ii;ss;#4ll Duntio, and to relieve t hoe. who suffer trotn a diflicilly of brearhilg. l'reparril only and told w.tolesale and retail by liatiday sod Aceis No. 9 et fr.,:ice;, and. reta.l by all V. nacre of MI :Lae m town acid riiuntry. • Observe the Dime of.parclay and s on the Stamp. IN the vdri.lus cur - 4)1411as inciicht to the humanJ. frame, there are none more dreadful Sn their nrure, our more alarming In their contegactiert. than the Git %V1:1. and S'l'o4o, MAIN. isa the TUCK, LOINS, and 81.A111.12R, and 1.11N1• SAGO. They are complaints to which avery person is liabte, and Are. a foundation tot every other species of Dasorder. IIICK MAN'S PI! LS, Composed of the most innocent ingredi, ins, have been found of singular efficacy, .n m,t Aren t /he• tng the Yessyls eontaitting •he urine, but in happily destros:t.g the pc , ritying cuality of it t from which proceed :he t. xiv. cotnolanits. &c r emov i ng the calculi, or entry secretions, and baszi..ltin; every petinclutis cm: deocy h.,se disordcrs. vr.!liot.• s.u.sttenwat. Fzetr. a ~-casctoutn etts at the powerful quality of these ibis, fitil f winced b y a private pratti?e of many years. rhor are °tiered to the afilicatd, and recommend 4 as a cure for the above totiplainti. Sold wh o l e sale and retai: Mr. Butler's, 4, t itoulpfle, cornet of Si Paul's (7h , trrlt-y trd ; and et a:I he Bolarn and sharps Berta. mouth; H a u.ii ?; an•l J.V.rtsuri e flospiirt ; Allutitt, Wes• o n i Mallory ; loses, Porniea, i'reventati, 4:ter; Cectraworth, Glen. ville,(iiibert,and H. island, l'lyoiouthi IJltsichttra,flidobo; autir an d Nia c d n i a lit, Gaiigow ; Mandasaton •e. tt and Rea. Edinbarr,i. ; Crutwe U Batt; ; Von* Bock, Hull; Grew; Edwards and Benny, ar.t. bdimge, I avesPeo; and Lynch, s anon ester ; Bowel, Nonekh: Knott mid Lln) , l, .3tesktinglisni;' Gregor:, Brighton; Witt Bsightno ; *mounds. Bholfurd; and most V.sn lees. •0 hoiriAs at fa. 94. ado 11A.NIEL TREA DWEL 1., 3S, 1. , nion-lA'an, .L./ was, by a Medical Board in Dublin, di.charge,l from the 7th Regimert of Queen's Own HWibar , , hs incurable and unfit for future service, !Ling affl cted with a.scropttulous disease the glands of his neck. Barb, as well as sea• batheg, were hock tried fur three months, without any benefit. He aro was ad. vised to try SPILSBURY's PA lEN I AN I'ISCORBOTIC DROPS, and, on applicat on was admitted to the Dhpensary fir the poor He dated his disease from fatigue ,luring sir Mit Moore'; /*mar. When admitted, the glands • f his neck wan lucerated and discharging, his limbs swelling win serum pain. In el:ven months he was discharged, perfectly cured, his glands healed, and no symptoms remaining. spilsbury's Patent Antiscorhutic Drops, for the cure of Scurvy, Gout, Itheuntal•nt, Ulcerations, and Eruptive and Nino. Db. ease%, are sold wholesale at E. Edwards's, dd, St. Paul's Church yard; and retail at the Dispensary, 15, Soho•square, London, in betties of do ; double, it's. 6d.; and largest, 2L duty in eluded. Costroni.o EssENcg, ru rrevent Counterfeits, the Genuine Medicine has a Black Ink Stamp. riIHE only Preparation that really prevents the JL Hair turning Grq, produces a luxuriant Growth azd beautiful flowing Curls is ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL. Its unevampled virmes, produced from Eastern soil, are far be. yond eulogiunt,poootll:tb 'alubrious and efficacious properties for improving, preserving, and beautifying the Hair of Ladies, Gen. tlemen and Chi:dren. Its pte eminence has gained It the 'ever and benign Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Princess of WA LES and Duke of Sussite. his Imperial Majesty the Em;•rro of itt.ssis, Lie berece Highteass the Duke of Blouse:ice, and hi: Lecellency the Duke MI !WPM( TAD°, ard most et the Sabi lit), through, ut Europe. A tuld•:acription of its irritses is given in " Row:aeur, Treatise on the Preservation of time HllOl4O t r closed with each genuine barrio. signed on the label, in red ink, A. lto WLA No and Son. Pree Ss 6d. ss. 6d. 10s. 6d. and .EL ls. per bottle ; all others ate•Couoterfeits. Al-o, a wonderful Discovery, ROWLAND's ESSENCE of I IRE, or IMPERIAL DYE; Which i' superior to any thing of the kind. It never fail. torn. duce in a few minutes a perfect chai.ye—in Red or Grey Hair, Eye-brows, Whiskers, &c. to a Brown or a Black, and retains a beautiful Gloss. 'lle Dye is so durable, that it cannot be nowr yeti by washing, and is so innoc •ot hat Ladies or Gentlemen may dye their Hair w.th aa se and secrecy; 7s. 61 per brittle . Sold wholesale and retad by thandr t roprierir A. RowaaNl and Sou, corner of Kirby-;trees. Hattoi,G tract' (the first turning on the right from Hulbert') ; and by i.preinintent by Messrs. Hendries, Perfumers to her Maje ay, a itchbornt-street : Mr. Smyth, 117. Gattie and Prince. 5: Sew B" 1.1-street; Baoey and Blew, Cockspur. street ; Berry, .7, Gr. ek strnes; and by most Perfumers and liedictie Venom tbrc utlsous Europe. NO I),sorders hove c, ittribiatgel mote rsaentually to destroy Hymenea! Hapi , .nta, dun those wher.ii are the consequence of wiguardet!p!..244tre • Peopl. ut every raik pay ,uluratton to the Shrine of Wettio.lt, but where the Qins !tams has been tainted by Disease, a renovation as stability i. w1•-pes. sably requisite. Twenty years have we tievnted Litt pnictiee re the exclusive treatment ot the foilowiug Disorders, and the old. cessfut result of our plan gives u. addltiteital anion• u uppme, as tar as we are able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the most important in the catalogue of Human Viet initiation into every branch, as Navy surgeons we former , a wish, at an early period ot practice, to rescue indivielieds fr,n, the ig norance of uneducated nwn, or the equally dangerous precipitin*/ of general Practitioners. . . i he Disorders to the cure of which we have devoted our at tention, comprise every species of Venereal Interluo; al kind, of Debility, whether arising from the habits of staital bolls or the indulgencles of maturer age; that derangement of the System in Women, which is called Barrenness or Sterility; Seminal Weaknesses, Gieets, Obstructions in the Urethra; as also Strictures, whether recent or of king duration, old which have baffled the skill of other Practitioners, are by our present improved plan of treatment of ectuaily acid perma nently cured, without the pitient staTerinz tie ex,:ruciatiug pas and alarmlog Hernorrhaae which frequehtly follows the zprisca+ uou of the Lunar Caustic. In the course of our exteasive practice in this metropolis, numerous cases of S URIC PUKE:- have bees and are daily under our care, the total eradication of which isef fected by a safe, certain, and expeditious mode of cure superior to any other yet adop•ed. 'the weakness, relavatisa, and debi lity, proe-eling from this complainn, are speedily rani ved, aced the Patio ir restored to sound and visornus hearth. But where the deb has for years existed, a proper ps rsevernisce to ma restorative remedies is indispensably requisite, to revive Ihe slum benne sparks of life, and to reari!tirate the ci Numerous Diseases Are the result of igia.ri .ee or haste in its treatment of a simple Gonorrhea, and it out untreqinialy hap pens that tie seeds of life are poisoned by the indiscredias of an unguarded hour. By a superior method such cumplaints are easily eared; and even where others have tailed, we trust that we may presume to oltera radical re-establishment Few, how :ver, are the cases of complicated dieresis in this COW. pared with the calanittous situation of men, who, fro:is an Indoh gence in a solitary vice, or the persatent gaieties of a tushioratia life, acquire that !tate of debilrty which is the unaroalable C 14.440 quunce of suds pernicious balaits. Where the onhap;ey sofa° broods over his misery, but carefully conceals hls misfortunes.* may be some con.ukstion T7or bins to koow,riliat akboughts hem object of dcubt or uncertainty with other Practitioaers, thcrs neoval of these deficiencies by thegradual progress of itesocranase is the acquirement of our experience, It the rites of Bacchus al Venus have began to 'educe manly vigour, much antlety he ptevetited by au early counteraction of this languid state, in these eases uo great difikulty will (actor. Married M'onatis % who have long beets disappointed in tide expectadoes of a family, n:ay be assured, that in most eustaiipis such defects are curable by Medical skill. The secrecy which i• so essential to our• ordertalilisas qualifications which we have presumed to state, form the No of our pretensions. and in coincidence will such this incirionis is given, that Messrs. Currie and Co. mr : he consulted bf rr tients of either sex with the greatest seer. cj and hollow. Patients in the Country are requseited to state the partiettlif of their case, age, and general haiit c.t livtAg, and end-smug are tolerance for advice and Meditinr, , whim the MAW wil WOO or sent to any pan of the Kingdom. CURRIE and Co. Sorg c ns, lift HOW s' s " !(. 2.-e . . HIGH WA! Eit AT imam/ TO-Mi.sw Morning . - 4$ niniflus ♦ af' 3 • Afternoon - • • It went*, ak * LONDON: Printed by L►vet. kits", Pt/keit I • published there, and at the Star 0111. e. 1 davit IN'•