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MAGDALENE REI) t v I* 'A. Maluilise.trensflurviatt College! from the tomb Thnu'rt .aiqed a: fast, by tugging hard a n d stratelmo , Nur woulle'v ifit.a e'er have shuffled effigy le:tom,. • Had N—vaata caned coaelstaise &Ave hat lir-40ee Cautcum tv.ayeiniy t/NIVERSIIY INTELLiGENCE. OXFORD, DECEMBER 24. Friday, the lmh instant. the Rev. Wiiliim Pearse wis insti wed to the rectory of Drayton and Hanwell, near Banbury, to this county. The Rev. S. Briicall, B D. fellow of Brisennose College, and Chaplain to his Grace the Duke of Wellington', nomi nared to the Lectureship of Rodborough, in the count) and dio- Cek• of Gloucesier, by the Principal and Fellows of that society. Saturday, the last day of Michaelmas 'Term; the following Gentlemen were admitted to degrees, Meareac or ART s.—Rev. Francis Thurland , of New College; arni Nev. Charles Henry Callyns, of Balliol l',ectietoas or ART s.—Mr. Thomas Henry Bowles, of Christ church; Mr. Thomas Shore, of Wadham College; and kev. Jolm Campbell Fisher, of Corpus Christi College. The whole number of degrees in Michaelmas Term was— D.D. 1 ; B.D. 2 ; B. Med. I ; B C.L. 1; M.A. 3e; 11011. M.A. 2; 8.A.130 ; matrictea•ions. 184. Thursday last, the Rev. Edward Coplesto:t, Bachelor in Divi nity, and senior fellow of Oriel College, was unanimously elected Provost, in the plac f the Rev. John Eveleigh, D.D. deceased. • The same day, Mr. Thomas Holden Ormrod was admitted scholar of New College. At a general ordination held by the Right Rev. Father in God Henry, Lord Bi.hop of Norwich, ht the cathedral church, the following persons wereadmitted into holy orders : Deacons.—illehard Burgh Byant, M.A. fellow of King's c.ol 'lege; William Hamlett B.A. and Charles Kingsley, student in law, Sidney Sussex college; Joseph Cook, B.A. fellow of Cliii.it's col lege ; John Drake Crofts, B.A. and Charles Nouns Wodebouse, B.A. Trinity college; John Griffith, B.A. fellow of Emanuel col lege; William Hepworth, B.A. Benet college; lames Hoste, B.A. Christ's college ; Edward Martin John Jackson, St. John's college; Robert I uerold King, B.A. Catherine-ball; John Mat thew, B.A. and Charles Penrice, B.A. St. John's college ; James Tilbrook, B.A. Sidney college; and Herbert Phillips, B.A. (.U likarine-hall, Cambridge.,—Edward Day, B.A. Trinity college; Thomas Gustavus Dickenson ' Magdalen-hall; Thomas Mils, Christ Church; Henry Small, late of Brasennose college; George White, LL B. St. John's college; and Richard Walker, RA dewy of Magdalen college, Oxford.—Henry Cole; Christo "her Greenside; and Evan James. Pa errs.— Chas. David Brereton, B.A. Queen's college, Chas. Shrubsole Bonbett, B.A. Sidney coll. Cambridge ; Richard Baker, B. A. Merton coll. Oxford; John Charlesworth ; Edw. Collyer ; Richard Rowland Faulkner, .St. John's college, Cambridge; Themas Greene, B.A. fellow of Bene't college, Cambridge; Wm. Rein Girdlestone, late of Cahn college; and Laurence Gibbon Newman Bak.' One; college, Cambridge; Francis Hodgson, M.A. flow of King's college, Cambridge; John Leeds; Levi Walton ; John Lough, LA. Queen's college,, Oxford; George Preston, BA., William Sampson, and William' Smith, B.A. Trinity collet, CaMbridge; Charles Roberts, esus college, Cambridge; Thomas sayers, S. Pembroke 11, Cambridge. 1 be Ordination Sermon was preached by the Rev. Julio Ed wards' LA. of Hetkersett, from the lid chapter of Malachi, and th e 7th verse. WINCHESTER, NOVEMBER 26; Rev. J. Fearon, curate of Winterborne Abbas and Stupieton, In the couuty of Dorset, has been Instituted to the Vicarage of Forti.hass, near Dorchester, by the resignation of the Rev, Teter Miller. Rev. De. Griffith, of Warminster, is appointed Domestic Chap lain to the Most NoNe the Marquis of Math. • Ibe BishOY of Winchester has preferred the Rev. Mr. Cutler to the Rectory of Pitney, in Wilts, vacant by the death of Mr. Lancaster; and the Rev. Mr. Hae i amojad to the Rectory of rian- Weston, vacant by the death of Mr. Taboorden• ECC I.II3IASTICAL PROMOTIONS. • 1 Rev. Benjamin Newton, to the Rectory of Wath, in thel county of Vert; the Rev. H illiant Skey, to the Vicarage of Ut fie Bedwin; and the Rev. R. Wilson. to • the vicarege of Great I liedwio, both in the COunty of Wilts. Patron, the Eari of Aylesbury. Rev. C. B. Renville M.A. fellow of Winchester ossilegi, wd yrs-salted by the Warden and fellows of that society to the carage of Portemouth, and also to the vicarage of Sydling St. Nicholas, in he county of Dorset, both void by the cession of she Rev. Henry Sissmore. Rev. C. Attord. of faleadon, is inducted to the rectory of West Quatiasheid, Somerset, on the presentation of Miss Balch, of St. Au !vies. The Rev. Thomas Wm. H. Beauchamp, B.A. has been insti tuted to the Rectory of Buckenhana with Hassingharn annexed, in Norfolk, on the presehtation of Sir Thorne/ B. Proctor, Bart. o l f Laugivy-hall. The Rev. William Bartlett, M.A. vicar of East Stoke, to die vicarage of Newark-upon Er.ent, on the presentation ol the Lord Cha•ucellor.' The Associate Congregation of Auchenleck have ziven a har monious call to Mr. Andrew Isaac, preacher of the gospel, to be their pastor. The following is the subject for the ntxt Norrisian Prize Essay, at Cambr . dge he treachery of Judao and the failing • of the other Ay ',sties, are consistent with the divine mission of Jesus CHRIST," he: Associate Burgher Congregation o' Dander gave an una nimous ca.i, on Vs' vine:slay, the 50th utt. to Mr. George Do naldson, preachy! i.f the gospel, under the inspection of the Associate SyinaL Thu A‘saciate Congregation of Aucbtetmuchty have given a can to Mr. George Doaaldion, preacher of the Gospel, mule the insp:ction of the Associate Synod, to be their Mintsons t The great lising.of. .Simonhurne, in NorthUmber land, of. which 'the litie.Dr. Score was incumbent, is supivird.to be worth ACSOOO per annum. It formerly belonged to the Derwentwater family, hut became ft/00;0 .to. the . Crown, and is now in the patronage ' of Gree.nwich *Hospital, by an Act of Parliament • passed some years ago. Being vacant, it is to be divided into four distinct livings, to which Clergymen' who have served as Chaplains in the Royal Nay', are in future to be appointed. Thaxted Church, Essex, has been again seriously • injured by the stormy weather. On Friday last, the wind blew down, with great violence,.part of the scaf folding, about 7.5 feet out of iOO, which surrounded the spire, and which had been erected at the expense of near IE4OO-46 feet of the spire had been taken down, and the scaffolding took wish it about 30 feet were, and much injured other parts of the church on which it fell. The damage snstained•to the scaffold ing only is said to be about £3OO. We are happy to add, no lives were lost. EXTUADEDINARY INSTANCE OP VEGETATION...mm.IOM Gibbs, Esq. of Basisey, near Evesham, in Worcester shire, who cultivates his own land, and takes a parti cular pride in growing corn for the advantage of the prof., last season had a most extraordinary crop.— That Gentleman realized 1200 ears of wheat from a single grain ; one grain produced S 2 stems. Mr. Gibbs never allows his laud to lie fallow, but constantly ma nures it from his own yard. The above is an event unprecedented in the annals of agriculture, and the methods adopted by Mr. G. will no doubt excite a li vely i nter est, as well as imitation, among the growers of that invaluable Abele. Depredations still coating§ to be committed in the neighhouthood of Maidstone. The residence of the Rev. W. Horn, sen. of Othaek v .wne a few evenings since entered, and robbed of *ma articles.—Mr. also his remises en. 8.. Slot a, of Lodt ßo g tot,l, wed, and robbed at various istides. .a 4 POLICE. Bow-sraarr.—Saturday J. Bade, a forernan in the employment of Messrs. Smith and Co. salesmen, in Huunduditch, was charged with stealing.a variety of nyamants frOm his master's premises. Some of the tirticles alleged to have been stolen, were found in ttie possession of the prisoner's nephew, and others at the prisoner's house.. He was remanded, The Clerk of the Waterman's Company appeared to enforce a penalty of 20s. agaiiist a waterman, named Dodd, in the employment . of Mr. Thatcher, for obstructing the way to the Black Lion-stairs, at the bottom of Charles-court, in the Strand. Mr. Bus- NIE expressed his surprise that the IVaterman's Com pany had not power to enforce their own penalties ; and, although the 'Act specified that a Magistrate should enforce the penalty, ignorant of the meats of the • case, he declared that, from the injustice of such .a proceeding, he would not enforce the penalty. He also remarked, that the Black Lion stairs ware not public, but private property MANSION House.----Saturday J. Abraham was charged with defrauding the landlord of the New- Exchange Coffee-house of selti, by means of a false check. The prisoner, it appeared, had gone several days running to the Coffee-house to dine, and seemed to keep most respectable society. On Thursday last, however, on going to pay his bill, he said he had not enough of cash, but proposed giving a check on his banker, observing it would be an accommodation to him at that late hour to give him change. The land lord agreed to meet his wishes. The prisoner then drew a check on Ramsbottom and Co. for £l5, with which he paid his bill, and received the difference. It turned out, however, that the prisoner was totally unknown at the banking house. It was also alleged, that a similar fraudulent check for a had been changed by the prisoner at the Three Tuns. in the Borough. He was remanded. J. 2 ribble and W. Sparir were charged with rob bery. They went into the shop of Mr. Smith, a cutler, in Lombard-street, on last Lord Mayor's day, when they asked to see some knives. The shopman shelved them a variety of valuable knives, and while one of the prisoners was engaged in purchasing an eighteen-penny knife, the other contrived to secrete some of the parcels, containing knives, seisms, &c. with which he ran off. A few days since, by the vi gilance of C. Mathews, the officer, Tribble wad taken; and, since his apprehension. Sparks, upon suspicion of being his companion. Tribble was fully commit.' ted ; but the witness not being satisfied as to the per son of Sparks, he was discharged on this accounl, but remanded, on suspicion of having stolen severargold rings, one of which was found upon him, and others were traced by Matthews to a woman, the companion of the prisoner. GL ILDHALL.—Saturday N. thker, a lad not more than fourteen years of age, was charged with embez zling various sums of money, which had been en trusted to him by his masters, Messrs. Hessey and Taylor, booksellers, in Fleet-street, to receive, and with stealing several valuable hooks. The prisoner, it appeared, had got connected with a set of g imblers in the Fleet Prison, with whom he lost his ill.got wealth, and otherwise led a dissolute life. His father, a respectable man, attended, and, in consideration of his character, the young criminal was only sent to Bridewell, there to be kept to hard labour. Friday. a respectable tradesman produced a basket of an odd sort ofposhey, which he had received by the Hastings coach, as . a Christmas present. It consisted o' lbw old crosar k fuar roe:, and a dead eat, which he was requested to accept as «a small token of regard from a particular friend 1" The object of his application to the Magistrate was, to obtain back the amount of carriage paid for this delectable fare. He was advised to apply to the coach owners. QUEEN•SQUARE.—Saturday J. G. Griffiths, Esq. of Chissel, near Royston, charged Ronda Hawn:, a young girl, of an interesting, and very respectable :ie. pearance, with being concerned in robbing him. Mr. Griffiths stated, that he was an half pay military offi cer ; and that, on Friday, he received some money from his agent, Mr. Robinson, of Pall-Mall, when he proceeded to a chop-house, near Charing Cross, and while taking his dinner, a person, dressed, like a countryman, entered, and sat in the same box with him. Being wonderfully agreeable, after dinner, the 44 Lincolnshire Farmer," for so he stiffed himself, in• sicced on Mr. Griffiths taking wine with him at the Salopian, which haviqg done, they agreed to go to the play together. They accordingly set out for that purpose : but on coming to St. Martin's-lane,' the Farmer discovered that they were teo soon, and proposed that they should take some brandy and water at the first public house, which turned out to be the Mitre. In the parlour of this house they , found Rosetta Mansons' waiting for the stranger, whom she called her husband. Presently the stranger left the room, and on returning brought another man with him ; and these two had not been long in the room before they pretended to quarrel and fight.— Mr. G. interfered; for the purpose of protecting his friend, and drove the obtruder out of the room. —During the scuffie he felt something against his side pocket, where he kept his pocket-book, but thought nothing about it. - The farmer then hastily left the parlour. This excited suspicion, and Mr. Griffiths discovered that he had been robbed of his pocket book, containing £B6. The female was also aboet to leave, but he secured her. The prisoner said, that till within the last six weeks she had lived with her friends, at Broston, in Norfolk, who were known to the Magistrates, on their names being mentioned ; but that having quarrelled with them, she came to town to her sister, who was married to a respectable man of the name of Cooper. The 44 Lincolnshire farmer" soon afterwards got acquainted with her, and visited her at Mrs. Cooper' and promised marriage, and she was about to be married to him: He said his name was Brown, and that he lived in Smith field; and that was all she knew about him. On Fri day she went to the Mitre by appointment to meet him. Mr. Griffiths added, that the sister; after the girl was in custody, came to him and promised to make up the money lost in a few days, provided he would not proceed further in the business. He declined acquiescing, however, without the approbation of the Magistrate. From the description of the two men, as given by Mr. G. one of the officers said he knew the parties and their haunts, and he was sent in search of them. The Officer added, that they had long ' been bn the Mwo practising similar modes of robbing the unwary. 40AM4A. SOLTTHtOTT. Ii tppears highly probable .that an end will be speedily Vet to the exititence and the 13ulletins o this miserable woman. -The-following was chtulated a mong her believers yesterdiy_s • " On Sunday and Monday 114rs.9sunhcott improved much in health, and on those two days, was able to take refreshment, which condoned on her stomach. O■ Tuesday she again re lamed into her farmer state, and Web eaday had many appear ances of approaching dissolution : in the afternoon of Wednes day a Lady came to inquire after ber.health, when she said, feel in a dying state, and shall be no better until lam ridiurra: On Thursday she again got better : on Friday site was worse , and the whole of yesterday she was so alarmingly ill that her me dical attendants decline giving any decided opinion respecting the isorr." Thursday, Samuel Alder was committed to Oxford county gaol, charged with aiding nod assisting George Hall, apprehended on the 9th of October last, in corn mining a rape on the body of Hannah Lemon, of Bloxham. SALE OF SIR H. MILDMAY'S HORSES.—This*Gen tleman's stud, under the description cf " the property of a Gentleman gone abroad," was sold at Tatter sall's, in the course of last week. It consisted princi pally of hunters, which were stated to have been re gularly hunted in Leicestershire. Among others was a brown Gelding, by Amator, dam by Old Pagan.— This sold for 150 gnineas. The next lot was a grey gelding, which fetched 190 guineas, and a chesnut mare, a beautiful creature, was bouglit in for 300 guineas 1 In the Court of Chancery on Friday, in the Cause, Dirovr v. Dyorr, Mr. HART moved,in behalf of the plaintiff, for an interlocutory order to restrain The defendant, General Dyott, from receiving the mo nies of the plaintiff vested in Trustees on the inter marriage of the plaintiff and defendant, anl for payment of the half year's instalment of her pin. money, which is A3OO a yeas. She also sought to recover a valuable barouche from surgeon Dunn, against whom the husband lately obtained damages in an action for criminal intercourse with and se duction of the plaintiff. After hearing the applica. Lion against the General and Trustees at great length, Mr. Roope.r.r. was proceeding on the part of the de fendants. when the fart her hearing was adjourned. FOREIGN MARIChTS. AMSTERDAM, DECEMBER 20. In our market for colonial produce no material alteration has taken place; the advanced season does not facilitate the sales, and this has an unfavourable influence on our prices, especially on Coffee; the parcels in the bands of those that incline to sell are attainable at Is. a 2s. lower than our last (imitation ; not withstanding thi-, the principal holders refusing to make sales at lower rates, maintain in the same way the market, which in duces us to believe that within a few weeks our market will adopt a more favourable attitude. Sugars (raw) are also very calm; our refiners do not intend to come on the market this year, bat as they are wkhout provision, no doubt in January or Fe bruary advantageous sales may be effected.—Exchange is. 2. ROT FERDAM, DECEMBER 19. IMPORTS. per lb. Stivers. Coffee—St. Domingo Ioi Martinique ll* 154 Surinam 11 t 2 Demeraia 10} 11 Mocha 16 17 Bourbua 12 124 Java 121 IS Cocoa, Saritunt 10 12 Bides—Buen. Ayres 10 114 Tobacco—Meryland 15 17 Varinas 36 42 Virginia 24 30 Norio Rico 14 18 Indigo Blue, - 145 160 per lb. Shilling Cochineal 70 75 Rice, Car. per 10016. 100 105 per lb. Grotes Cottoh—Pernam. 67 69 Geurgia 00 00 Bengal 00 80 Grote, per lb. Sugar—Hay.Wlnte 24 301 Yellow St !at Surinam & Dent•rara 19 451 Sin. I.oavas 27i 48a St. Dorningo,brown 00 00 lamaiza 00 00 per 10011)4. Florins Pimento 80 85 IMPORTS. Butter, Dutch Cheese, Edam Gin - White Wheat perlb. 121 . 13 Stivers. per 1001 b. 26 30 Florins. per hhd. 121 X Flemish. per last 170 a 240 G. els. ditto 190 a 212 Red ditto • The weights and monies of account are the same as Antree•l kilns wish the exception of there being no Bank money in Rot terdlu. Exchange 33 Shillings 6 Grotes Flemish, per £ sterling. Colonial prodere Itan for some weeks been dull, and very little doing; we ' however, expect business will be more lively at the beginning of the ensuing year. Our stock of Coffee is pretty large, and sells slowly ; the quantity of raw blavannah and Bra zil Sugars is very moderate, but there is little or no demand for refined. In Cocoa nothing doing. Pepper is tittering even :it 31. 8. and only now and then a single bag or two gets off at that price. In Indigo and Tobacco little pining. Rice sells gradually. Madders are dull. Copperas moves slowly, and Whale Oil hangs on hand. Flax, tildes, and Skins, meet ready buyers. Best old White Wheats sell at 240 G. gls. the middling qualities fetch 198 to 240 G. gist per last. Clover Seed sells well. • IiAMBURGIi, DECEMBER 13. per lb. 86 37 Grotes bane*. • 46 51 00 00 39 00 60 00 43 00 41 00 42 58 Marks. il4 36 Schils. Flem.bo. 72 74 Schills. Flemish Indigo—Spanish Flores - 24 23 • • East India, Fine Blue 23 23i Violet 181 19; Violet and blue 20 21 Purple 00 00 With 8 2.3ds per cent. rebate. 231 24 Schills. current. Iti 12 Georgia Brazil Maranham Ginger—East India White Cloves Mace Cochineal . - West India With 20 per cent. difference in hanco. Pimento per lb. 144 00 Saadi,. current. With 20 per cent. difference in bauco. Rice—Carolina per 10016. 54 00 Marks current. With 8 2.3ds per cent. rebate 20 per cent, difference in hanco. Coffee—Fine per lb. - 12} Schitis, hanco. Middling 94 11 Ordinary - 8 81 Sugar.-'fates • 00 00 Grates. Terre' 00 00 Crushed Lumps - 00 00 Accounts are kept in marks sod shillings hence-18 shillings equal to one mark, 3 marks bunco are equal to 8 shillings Fie. latish, one of which has 12 Grote, and the present Exchange is Si shillings 2 Grs. Flew. per A sterling. There are also marks and shillings current, which vary is their value against banco ; at:present they are 20 per cent. worse.-1041hs. Hamburgh equal to 1 lulbs. British. There is no alteration in the prices of Goods. Coffee conti nues at ei a 9, for good ordinary, and tireprices of Sugar are the same—there Is very little doing fit either article. Indigo is firm, and there does not appear way Indication of this article becoming lower. For good and fine Goods there Is some demand. Buenos Ayres Hides, and Tea, are fiat; of the first article 10,000 pieces have arrived direct from South America. PRICES OF GOLD AND SILV.ER. Portugal (fold in Coln, . sto oe. 00d. par on. - Foreign Gold ►n Bars . £0 Os. Od. New Doubloons • 414 NeorDollaro /• • • • MARP3EI). Rev Atrte , , recto. *, 4 ir • lizabeth Malikla, eldest. tlavi s h..er ut :soh t:.t. of Southampton. • Rev Michadl &OK stow a St 0.11 1 ”1* - •-•- fourth daughter of tbo Row. John Itodoom, V oar a 3 r. ...1 t'ie sail malty. It et. 1 henrqins ftorlltronitk, of I.h-pont to rrar.'e,s %, no, second daughter of Edward t ayfor. Mg .1 Ni. • " • Mart A' Brighton, in the 47th year of Usage, dio lbee„Bkitzp c acti Sl:card, of Gianni., Hu ting.loinil•ire At The.idlethorpe, LincolusbieL , teas WA% Tbeilft Tay*, aged Gi. 811oday I,noiglit, at Burnett, t'te R• * 4.k. preheritary of writs, and rector of Matk-bury a.itt !toest..., Friday, the 13tli inst. at M nor-House, the seat Ag Coltitt . Corupten, Esq. the Rev Sir ipe b.D. kste Warden of Mcrtotr-College, Os turd. On the 25'h of April last, u.ne Cannanoro, oft the V, co w coast, in his' 34th year, Ambrose Beni g l'elk.us, Lbq d the lion. East India,Compan)'s ser*ize. On the 15th instant, aged Sti, Mrs. Margaret I. Spilt. wife of Dr Briggs, Proieevor et Medicine, St. Andrew's. Cc Mr. OIX(iN, Apoth,rary. R—l take the e a rl ttr A arcoaint IJ`you that I have revolted des Eat swOiiikefel hes.tfi. horn the use of your . :MON% AN PiLLS,w' i h I car ried with me to Jaioaica tad aU tloike film!. to whfin I di4rt bored them have experienced the same tedetari f y dare them to be Cie best Medlciae ever used in ilia; .country, fee Bilious and other complaints: 'The .ollowies are n a m es o f „ ye . rat Ladles an.' Oentlenwarerho have-twerived Meg host rellif from your mxtin's Autifrlious Pills..—Ch :des 1 a.lrr t E, 4 Jas mica; William Shaw, rail. Itingston, Aim; ?Ix, uodriff, ipanish Town, ditto; G. W Hainitted, Seq. ermine la Mu, ditto; J. flth, Esq. Old Harbour. ditto; G. Ake. di, Liq. ditto ; Mr. Walker, Port Murant, ditto ; J. Peoltii.on, El. Sak River, 'lieu; Mr. klurees, (Ht. o; .I.liurr, Esti auann a ;6. P. Polack, Esq. di..o; Mrs. Oliver Guld.m:th Jig* mei. Perry. Ft. Ana's; Mts. Woodrir, Frantsi. 'l , O ; with, Many other the first rtstwetaboity —Sir, vsoir wort o b e di ent s e rvant, 1 IIONI A h RAP (U . )! 0,0 t: the :tip (;..inia. Sold wholesale and retlil at Mr. lintor's, 4, Cliiiapsisk, C rner of St. Paul's C.urcb-liaed; by S. arp anti Bet nt, Port.ninetk; Jones, Weston. Alltiatt, and Mallory, Pucka , Melee, and Harding, Gosport; Coleman and Jar h, siliterness; Peek and Rolli f and 1 lnirr, Hull; Holland, Cook ma;thy,Nestkton, and Gilbert, Plymouth; Knott and Lloyd, and iwiniiey and Co. Birm.oskato ; Ntaineb, Lynch, and A kiloton, Maneheet-r: Trevrman. Exeter; Baxter .nii M (to . gow ; Riggs r and Barry, Bristol ; Steven on Ltd Co. Norwch; Sweden. tailaster; Edwards and Pen tiy, anti an.i la hboi y, Liverpool; Neal, and Ledger, Dover ; White, Itrigi ; and Ruff, Chel tenham ; Simnionds, glandfotd; Roaco. Plymouth Luck; stall retail by most Country Medicine V eviler., in ni •at its 94. and 6s. each. Ts) i HUMAS Irt 1 1.011, V:iy• 18E.9 leave to inform you, ever since the year 7 ; kid been arlicted with the I .urs Venerea, wbicb in* ;ts ob.i inanely resisting every course .pr vrescribed by tha most eminent of the faculty here, au I I andergning several stn.ere courses of salivation and twice &v.:barged from the 1-losow, wo k little relief, would appear to be of. the must inveterate nut re. Ira the spring of last year my diwnler :.a .I got to sue► a head, is nearly to put a period to my existence. in this state, 1 was re commended by Mr.'l. Thompson, (who receivol so great a cars by them here,) to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I begs w do 0n...16th May ; in the course of a fortnigh Ilu gau to receive sown. In little more than a niend..• I berm by your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free run my far► titer crosplaints, have recovered my former %piths and strength. am beconr. Idly and fat, in which state having co•tiesed many months to the astonishment of all who knew me,: am it a loss in what terms to express my gratitude,berbeg yee for tae good of other suffering morals, to make this my cue as public as possible, as I shall on every occasion—ln eo dente you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient very hominess's 'ant, ALEX. MURKER. Rican's Close, High-street, Edinhorgit. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, Tliomai Taykig Member of the Royal College of S e •rgeons In London, at his noes No. 9, New Bridge-street. They are also 'told by his appointment, at the Perfumer's, Ne. 95, St. Alban's-street, Pall Mall ; the Toy-shop, No. 109, Oro `orti-street ; Mr. Disboronglis, N 0.7, Fish-I:wet-hill, iwarlyap ;melte tir.: Monument - and by one person in every c. •isitierabla town in England, &cm boxes only 41.9 d. each, sealed up with full an 1 plain direction, ' whereby pet sons °keret sex may cum themcelves girtb ease and secrecy. N.B. beery Box sold in Crew Britain Is scale I up with a stamp which, by favour of the Commissioners, is piloted at the Stamp- Office, A T. Taylor, No to, New Rfidgewrwe• NO Disorders have c.ntributed more eilseiltiMly destroy Hymeneal Happiness than those which are the consequence of unguarded pleasure. P0i...1% or. every rank iv adoration to the Shrine of Wedlock, but where the Curpoitutee has been tainted Ly Disease, a renovation of,stabilit) i. Othsro. saber requisite. 'lwetey years have we devotee. our ..ac ice to the exclusive treatmt nt of the following Disorders, ow: ste restful result of our plan gives us al nusual areour to tlpflibt, tar as we are able, the ravages of those Comp... ats %ilicit are ;•I most imvortant in the catalogue of Human lelirmities. Ateg initiation into every branch, as Navy burgeons. we formed a wide at an early period of practice, to rescue indivitluals from is nonance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous 1 - .reepitas.cy of general Practi loners. •.'he Disorder. to the cure of which ere !•.avis deemed ..nr air tention, comprise every species of Venereal Inlet ion; kinds of Debility, whether arieng front the habits e! on) or the itidulgeticies of marurer age; that •...rangenieut at the System in Women, which is called Barrenness or Sterlity; Seminal Weaknesses, Gleets, eibitructictits in the liretoe; as also Strictures, whether recent or of tong duration. and which have heeled the skill of other Practitioners, ate by our present improved plan of treatment effectually and peons. iieetly cured, without the p .•.ent si.ir eng the excruciating Pen and alarming Hemorrhage which frequently fidlows the a... :ter Lion of the I.uoar :ic. In the course of our extensive pra.he in this metropolis numerous cases of STRlCillitEe have beet and are daily under our car. , tii.e total er.l.cation of which is cf. fecied by a safe, certain, ael expenii item mode of cure superior to any ether yet ;diet ed. rho weakness, relaxatioo, and tlebi• thy, proceeding front this contplaint are speedily rem.ved. the Patient restored to sound and vieorous health. But where the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance it an restorative rentedies is indispensably requisite, te revive the sear bering sparks or life, and ,o reanimate the constitution. Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance or huts in the treatment of a simple Gon3rrhea, and it not unfrequently tar pens that the seeds of life are poisoned by the indiscretion of as unguarded hour. By a superior method such complaints are easily cured ; and even where others have failed, we trust teat we may presume to offer a radical re-establishment. Few, boir ever are the cases of complicated distress in this disurder, com pared with the calamitous situation of men, who, from an indul gence in a solitary vice, or the pro, aleitt gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that state of debility which is the unavoidable cons& quence of such pernicious habits. Where the uthapre sureres broods over his misery, but carefully conceals his misturnmes,li may be some consolation tor hint to know,rbat although it be am object re doubt or uncertainty with other Practitioners, the ft" moval of these deficiencies by the gradual progress of litenovattems is the acquirement of our experience. If the rites of Bacchus . 1 Venus have begen to reduce manly vigour, much analety wig be prevented by an early counteraction ofthis knead states aid in these cases no great difficulty will occur. The secrecy which is so essential to our undertaking, am! '%t qualifications which we have presumed to state, form the '2 e. l of our pretensions. and in coineltfeuc.s alits such this helm:eel is given, that Messrs Currie and Co. may be consultt.d by l's- tient, of either sex with the greatest secrecy std keno u. Married Women, who bare long been disa;:pointed w tbelt expectations of a family, m;:y be u.sured, that in most instateeit such defects are curable by :Vledical skill. Patients it. the Ccurery are requested to state the partici la's of their case, age, and genes, l habit ref lielizg, and ench.aliz a Re !slimmer for advice and NI ede.mrs, WM& the sane will be i ltd or sent to any part of the Kir.gdum. CURRIE and Co. Seri/tens, 107, Hattonigardeli• HIGH WA Morning At vrooon LONIX)N 131tIDUE 1 0 •MOitittft; 44 elltietes site► ft 60 mu aces after .1 LONDON Pnatest by Levis. r, Pscsett t gig.; P 4416 1164 Uwe, 294 at the Star Office. Temple Dar. • . ..,_ NUMSER 8679. THEATRE ROYAL, I THIS PRESENT EVE/ Servants will perferm KING RICHARD Duke of Gloster, After wbkb (second time). a new TIM VALLEY OF Or. HAR IrsQU IN With new Music, Scenery, bi The Overture and Music comp: be Panu.nnme produce gi n dhed. the Saillor (afterward LAND; All-Avarieus, the Dbalon o wn), Mr. BARNES; Clews, M I with a Horn Pipe) Mks GLEDHIL first appearance on any Stage) the Valley). Miss POOLE; Falrett Merchant (afterwards Columbine), To-motrew, the Comedy of The Thursday, the Tragedy of m a th, Friday, the Tragedy Of Jane Shot Saturday, the Tragedy of Rude THEATRE ROYAL, Cl T HIS PRESENT EVE 2 Consle Opel THE LORD OF 1 sir John Centraw _ Rattly, .I t. Young Contrast, Mr. I 0 ; 1 Annette, Miss MA ITIIEWS; After which (second time) a New HARLEQUIN Or, LORD MAYOR With entirely new Scenery, 21 The Overture and Music est The whole arranged b Disk Wid•rinpon, (afterwards H jun.; Alderman Gobble, (atterwal MAN; Dam* Cicely Suet (after MALDI; Mr. Rtzwarren (the Captain Cross-th'aLine, Mr. SI Al (King of Barbary), Mr. ItYALL 'WILLIAMS • Sguabba (Queen of I BELLI ; Alice (afterwards C Bintybx (Genius of Industry), Mt In the course of the Scenery will House, with a v:ew of the Balloon Ist of August. In this scene, an ■ chute, by M. Garnerin, carrying M descend in the Parachute from the the stage. The Bridge and Pagoda Park, illuminated. The Fortifica Temple of Corcord, where wal be (the celebrated Artificer of Tivoli) Fireworks. the new Pantomime of Flarieqn of Lender, w 11l be repeated every • To-morrow, the Tragedy of Ven Thursday, The !erect of Bondy Friday, the Tragedy of Isabella. Saturday, the Tray-sly of The - THE CONSTITU I'ION SU, Pike Sixpence I THE CONSTI I UTIOI Papers pubinthed, and is pa, use of F.ustil es and others who do It costaios a general a:AI copious se nip News of the preceding week, the Most et, r.-sting .eats. Ihe Itettitth, anSatunrd etbrates 51 ?tie Oaten. of day nlaht ft Paper, and t nevi: y's Gazette Is al he next Number of the Cox: ratat of the tourth year of its pa' warded to all parts of Nee United 1 mining Orders to the Office, No. Landsat, Dec. Art, I LIF FY CAPITAL Pit YEAR'. 51A; E 1))4 E btu Drawing on WELJNEaDA) SCHWA; CO or 10,00 31,00 1,0: 50 4' 5c '2C 1 a. ••• •••••• )0 20 •• ••• ••• And 2,:.; Prizes, Ls , Tics.r . rs and :snAP I RIC HA It DSON, GO Contractor% for thr I a t•• y, at Oe . totiflittp, rorolttll, and 'Acing the DAME PR VYTON has siz.lin Vie pt -LA his Fr.tetds thesaie Grieve' a Muth was prawn the 30(11-Noveni Ile kis beta ratticutarly locum:it«, No. 14114 a PIG _ • VS 11,721 14638 ••• 3,453 ..... 2pes ... &c ITTON cannot too strongly ret ttrY to the atTention of his Friro , tbne are 1:11 CY CAPITAL PIUZI! &C SICto begin IR:b Luuary, trade y of Numbers are on 1,41 C t. • , and I ft, Cov Lti TUT it It Et husluess to the Pubic Funds aukl is trintacte I with h.:clic y and (IN REMOVA:. 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