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FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUPTCY ENI.ARGED. May 41, Jacob Joseph, of Bristol, pen.manutacturer, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Bristol. BANKRUPTS. Joseph Brook, of Longroyd-bridge, In Huddersfield, Yorkshire, cloth-drrarr, dealer and chapman, to surrender May 6,7, at the 'Packhorse Inn, Huddersfield, and May 24, at the Yew- Tree Inn, Roberto% n. at ten. Attornies, Mr. Stephenson, Holusfirth; or Mr. Battye, Chancery-late, London. William Hartley, of Langroyd; Lancashire. cottou-manufacturer, dealer and chapman, May 4,5, and 24, at eleven, at the Mos ley Arms Inn, Manchester Attorneys, Mr. Starkir, Man chester; or Mr. Huxley, Pump court, Temple, London. William Coldwell, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, merchant, factor, dealer and chapman, April Y 5, 26, and May 24. at eleven, at Ike Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Attornles„ Messrs. Rlrniugtonlnd 'Wilson, Sheffield; or Mr. Charles K . ilson, NO. 16, Grevite. sucet, Hatton-street, London. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. lute $5, James Buckrldge, Lambeth, barge-builder, at tyrel , e. May 7, JcLhn I Anyene, Lloyd's Coffeehouse, insurat:ce-brolt-..r, at ten. May 7, Charles Field. Queete•stteet. Portsea, taylor. at vivelye. May 3, .1 hoatas Huai, Abbey Mdls, Weetham, miller, at ten. May 3, George Simpson, Copthall Chambers, merchant, at ten. May 4, William Glimmer and )oho Randall, High street, Newineton. Ike. plumbers, at ten. May 3, Wm. Newpor the younger, King's-road, coach-maker, at ten. May 7, John Chktentleit, Bolsover-street, builder, at twelve. May 7, John taptist Austin, Kentish -town, druggist, at twelve. Ally 1, Sa muel Hewitt, Bishopsgre-street, linen-draper, at ten. Miy 3. Wm. Hulls. of Holborn, cutler, at twelve. May 3, John Evans Green, New Road, Bermondsey, rope-maker, at twelve. May 7, Joseph Lee, Lancaster, merchant, at twelve. May 7, Stephen *Fitzgerald, of I othill-street, oilman, at twelve. May 9, Alex touter Hislop sad Joseph Sadler, of Bow lane, wareliouiemen, at eleven. April 16. John Bidgoad, Swallow-street,cork-cutter, at twelve. May 3, Belcher Bytes, Austin Friars, merchant, at ten May 3, John Barker, Brichwall, Herts, victualler, at one. May 9, Jeremiah shoobert, Morning-lane, Hackney, cooper, at one. May 17, John Pootey Kensington, Lombard-street, hanker, at twelve. May 3, Joseph Brown the younger and George Brown, tannoti.street, Ste. cheesemongers, at twelve. • I)IVIDENPS so be made in the COUNTRY. May 4. Thomas, Ilettry, and Cornelius Brum:. y, Oa' itsburgh, vail-cffith-makers, at ten, at the Trent Port Inn, Saundby. May 6, l'homai Hintle, Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the Star and Garter &astern, Liverpool. CERTIFICATES, Aram SO. Thomas lioldsweirtb, Auction Mart Coffee-house, victualler. Samuel N Ibrow, liishoritate-oreero•atituir. I lion.a. 1.1el),on, Coll iI, merchant. Thomas For:y, Bermonti.ey New-road, wine- soist,hant. J.taaph &vont. laticatter, met chant. MAT S.—Archibald Bernard Crook, Colne, Lancastilte, call co-manufacturer. Jtatn-W Ora, Melton Mowbray, Leicestersuire,.. painter and paper hanger. jThis Gaz:.-re c imams a List of Twenty two Captures made by the Chatind Fleet, from the tst January to Stst Much, 1811, tun before reported.) KING'S TUEATRE.—The performances commenced a' this Theatre for the season last evening, with the serious Opera of GliOrazi e Cut iazi, in which Madame FERLENDIS sustained with considerable ability the cha racter heretofore in the possession of Madame Cara- Lam. The principal novelty of the evening was Sig , nor Maezacerit : his voice is at once sweet and power ful, and there is much of force and delicacy in his exe cution. The Opera throughout gave great satisfac tion. In the Divertissement ANGIOLINI, who was loudly greeted on her entre, danced with Even more titan her accustomed grace and agility, and VxaTius very ably seconded her effirts. At the conclusion of the Opera, an unanimous call was made for God save the King, which was obeyed with an alacrity that did much credit to the Vocal department. In an instant the curtain drew up, and pres.uted them prepared for tisis grand loyal air. MadameFEN.ENDIS began, and *hough but little acquainted with the air or the words, yet her general style and manner was pleasing and effective : f RAMEZZANI sung the 2cl verse. The house universally and enthusiastically joineit ip the cliteus. Tlk Bala of Anita; ei Sylvia followed. .The' performance did not finish till past l 2 o'clock. DRURY-LANK—Last night a new melo-dramatic piece, interspersed with songs, &c. and entitle 4 the Woodman's Hut, was performed at this Theatre, for the amusement of the holiday gentry. For a work of this kind the story is tar from uninteresting ; and there is a sufficient variety of incident and accident to keep attention alive. The scenery is, in general, pretty ; but the last, which represents the conflagration not only of the woodman's hut, but of a forest, ts extreme ly well managed, and produces all the effect that can be desired from scenes of this description. The piece was well acted, and thunders - of applause marked the approbation of the audience at its close. Covens. GARDEN. Last night the tragedy of Ilse Revenge, was pet formed, in which Mr. YOCNG sus tained the character of Zanga, with uncommon excel lence. After the Tragedy, the new Spectacle of Sadai and Kalrasask, was repeated with increased effect.— The Theatre was crowded with rank and fashion. The Duchess of Ounesaundu graced the brilliant circle. SWIRICY THEATRE.—After having undergone con siderable alterations, and been splendidly ceeorated and embellished,, this Theatre opened on bl,:nday evening, under the management of Messrs. Dusts, BRANSCOME, and Co. with new Pieces, and Performers for the greater part new to .a London audience. The first piece, New Brooms, which is performed as a pre. Jude, boasts no small share of wit and humour, and gave the holiday folks entire satisfaction. The second • :novelty, a piece founded on a Persian story, partAkes in its nature no the Melo Dram, and is infinitely su• perior to what might have been expected, at a Thea. ere where the genius of the Poet is unfortunately let tered by the restrictions arising out of the want of a patent. The incidental busine ... of the piece is natural and artless, and unfolds in its progress, a story replete, with situations at once romantic, interesting, and af fecting : the lauguage, if not altogether faultless, sel dorm offeods by verbosity or bombast; and many of the sentiments do equal honour to the head and heart of tile Author. Tile denouement ul the piece receives vea l aid from some magniti:eittly bold, picturesque, and appropt rate scenery. We were glad to tvit e,t. among the performers the old favourites, Mrs. Deocices, Miss Demr, and Mr. HUNTLEY, they were lewdly cheered o.i their entree. A Mr. JoNtts, lately • a. tile Pantheon, is engaged as principal singer, and, cod he not so of ten remind us rat BitAbiAll, we should bedisposed to appreciate his vocal powers at a much higher rate; he was, however, loudly applauded, and eticoreil in several of Iris songs. Miss Ss UNEY looked beautifully, 'and probably in the whole company none altogether have heen found more fitting fur a .good Genii. The pantomime is well gut rip ; and, .ever anxious to see an earnest desire to gain public • :favour rewarded, we hope that the profuse expense labial appears 4o have been lavished on the Theatre, the been , ry, and dresses, will be.ren 'waled by well. filled houses. THE ruzimmunonTL SECOND NIGHT. The virrioils Vuhlie streets and avenues again eithi bited, list night, a dazzling display. The following are in Alia& to the description given in oar last garchinft6s of DoWNsutna, in Hanover-square.--- k Freemen rejo•ce, Tyranny is destroyed :" these words, in kige 'capital's, extended the whole length of the mansion in Brook street. In Hanover-square, 6 6 Peace to the World:" over the first window G. R. ornamented by the Crown of Britain ; on the second, the letter A. and the rinperial Crown of 'Russia; on the third, the Austrian Diadetn ; over the fourth, the Artns of Louis XVIII. In app,romiate situations, ig Wellington," stars, festoons, and other devices. Earl HARBWOOD, Hanover-seitare--Crown, stars, festoons, of variegated lamps. The BnaNswr g Huey., H anover-scinare.—Fes- . Coons, and rows art variegated I turps. Quoit s, New Bond-street.—in additicn to other devices, branches of laucel, composed of variegated lamps. MarquisWELLitstsv, Riches, a brilliant star with three ileurragqys in centre. The three devices consisted of festoons, lozenges, and pillars of variegated lamps. COVAGIII, Printseller, in Coekspur-street.—Three flaws-h./ 9 s, a crown, G. P. R. and festoons of varie. gated lamps. Lelrd Le DE:SPENCER, Hanover-sqnare.—Festoons and straight roses of variegated lamps. . Moysteutt's Home, in South Andley.street,...Ae admirably correct likeness of the King of Frantz, with . rree'le Roil The FoiiitioN OFFICE, Downing.street.—t'rht triumph of legitimate Sovereigns?' crown on the left, with G. lIL ; on the right G. P. R. The PRUSSIAN AMBASSADOR, Chesterfield-street. — Every window in the edifice studded with variegated lamps. • Earl of Asfieuwertaw; Dover-street. The facade ocoarnented with a brilliant star, festoons, and rows of lamps. • • Lord Vitcount DtLttnt.—,Festoons of lamps. 'The Spifiiish Duchess De Htsai, id Dour-street. —A crown, star, iestonns, and other devices. Cuirmraa, Bookseller, in Old Bond-street.— Pa rallel rows of lamps. neat and appropriate. Mr. Dacus:man Buatura.t., Piccadilly& England rejoice." The Suescarrnow House, Piccadillyi.A crows, star, and festoons. Sr. JAMES'S CLUB Houstarowth Ears, and festcons. The GUARD , ' CLUB HOUSE, St. Jamea's‘street... " Our Allies," and other devices. Mr. PENN, in St. James's Park.—A crown, star, and festoons. Earl of DvslRT, Piccadilly.--;" Europe rejoice." Earl of Be>uonouon, Cavendish square.—Grown and festoons. Marquis of LANSDOWNE, in Berkeley-square.-- " Peace," in large characters ; on each side a bril liant star. Marquis of NORTHAMPTON, Stanhope-street.-- Crown, star, and other devices PORTMAN•AQUARE again exhibited great brilliancy; 'the houses of Lord KENYON And Mr. Ammer 5451 ,iwere particularly splendid. Madame JAYSIOND, in South A niley.street. klirree transparencies were displayed, one in each window. The Armeof France were stationed in the centre, pro. tected, as it were, by Fame and Victory, and Peace rand Happiness, placed on either side. In the one handl of the former was seen a laurel, and the other was engaged in trumpeting forth those deeds of which' the laurel is emblematic ; whilst Peace appears dis. pensiug her bounties over the civilized globe, and ex tending happiness to all Europe. Under the arms of France are the appropriate devices of " rive le Roi !"44 Pivent lee Bourbons !" MURRAY'S BLIND MANUCACTORY, George -court, opposite the Church, Piccadilly.—Plenty and Com merce pmcluting the fruits of the four quarters of the world to Britannia, who is supported by Justice and Mercy. Fame is descending with the olive branch, procLiming the Independence of Europe. On *he other side is a large one of the retreat of Bonaparte from Russia, pursued by the Cossacks; &c. Mr. LEIGH'S, near Charing Cross.—Festoons of variegated lamps, with a large diamond in the centre, and white cockade ; over these were the union jack, and the white flag with flours delis ; and under them, in a drooping position, was a shattered flag of the blood thirsty Napoleon; the genet al effect was exceed ingly grand, and attracted particular notice. tiT. HELEN'S PLACE —Over the entrance gate, very large letters appeared; the words—“ The Ty rant conquered." LacKtearosr, ALLEM. and Co. Booksellers, Fins bury-square, It. P A. E.' the initials of our brave Allies, Russia, Prussia, Austria, England ; between each letter was a Fleur de JAMES GREASE and Soy, Oil and Colottrmen, 'Smithfield, had a transparency, with the following .motto inclosed in a wreath of laurel s--64 Con, on earth Peace." BARTIMLOMEW HOSPITAL..-...Over each of the en trance gates an Imperial Crown, and festoon, of small lamps along the base. COAD'E ARTIFICIAL STONE MANUFACTORY, along Westminster' Bridge, his Majesty's initials, and the sculptured &lures in front, enclosed under a lofty arch of variegat,d 1 nips, appeared to much advantage. Assiiv's was also covered with a profusion al zling objects, the Crown, initials, and . Stars, were elegantly formed of all colours, and they produced an appearance highly pleasing. The Cluct s was illuminated with a Crown, Star, initials; and a variet, :wet ornaments tastefully ar ranged ; the front ;P building emitted a thousand rays of dazzling, an figures at the top appeared to fly from a bl- %ht. The LOISEP:IN TAVERN made a fine display, having their windows lighted up with a number of wax tapers. The CITY of LONDON TAvaax exhibited a brilliant Star over the portico. The EAST INDIA Housa was more splendid than it WAS on Monday night, having between the pillars on one side of . the centre the initial letters of Russia, Austria, and Prussia, with the Black Eagle under neath ; and on the other side, Louis XVIII. with the Arms underneath of the House of Bourbon. BLADES, Ludipte-Hill,--A transparency, snow . . tenting_ the entrance of Aletinder and tie other Allied Sovereigns into Paris. LAW Sadler, in Oxford-street.—Crown, Star, festoons, and rows of lamps. Britt:mm.lA. HOSPITAL made a very super' display, having a very brilliant Star, of great magnitude, over the gateway, with a G. on one side and R. on the other, sitrmounted by a chain of varieg :•ed lamps festooned to form' is drapery. Mr. I,V;LuAIIt . KELLY'S, in Holborn, a transparency. The top-- ,, Hail sweet Peace !" the centre a circle, exhibiting a dove, bearing an olive branch surroun ded with rays, underneath: " Perish distori—Pt ace we'll cherish— " War shall cease, and Commerce Nourish!" • Among the transparencies which attracted particu lar attention was that at the Rev. Rownovin HILL'S Chapel, id Blackfrises-road. A large scroll, headed with the words—" The Tyrant is fallen," gave the following quotations from Sacred Writ : " And the pride of thine heart bath deco ved thee, thou that dwellest in the clefts of the rock. whose habitation is nigh, that with in his heart, weep shall bring me down to the ground 1-+ 'though thou exa lt thyself as the eagle, and though thou set thy nest among the clouds, thence wilt 1 bring thee down, said) the Lotto."—Ohad. 3, 4. " Therefore, 0 ye Judges, be just : learn righteousness, ye Princes of the earth." Underneath was a representation of the emblems of Pe: , :ee, the lion sitting down with the lamb, the im plements of agriculture, the view of a village church, and the sea in the back ground, covered with c-411- merce, the whole denoting the repose to which the weild may now look forward. Laurel /leaves,' .white cockades, a4d.'triuttlphal, arches, were the. order of the night. instrarnestal music assailed the eer on every Ode. One grittup'of itinerants with a whole length figure of Lucifer, em bracing a bust of Bonaparte, illuminated and carried on a polo, curetted much notice.. Triutiiphtil - arches, Imperiel crowns,, stars of .e.:42..ordinery splendour, and radient cclumns of variegatediamps, Might be seen every where.. Brandeis of rshd laurel, entwined with globular lamps, were among the various ethibi tion3 of the night. The massy and far-prOjecting entablatures in all the leading streets of fashionable celebrity, were nrsamcnted with be French crown and the fleur•rk lyi. The devices in other streets consisted of lozenges, wreaths, columns, and la.ircl branches. Streakers of white ribbon flowed from the balconies, and the cockade was worn by all females of any condition. Round the colonades in several of the principal squares, pat tictdarly Croivenor-quare, appeared, in vivid light, the names of ALEXANDER— BLUCIiEIIWELLINGTON ; in other situations, ernble nteticel shi4 , ls. The tut enumtk, on the whole, was completely . I bagicah Out. of tovni on the Western It ,ad, ilroniPtott. tow was in a blaze ; so was Sloane-street, and Ca &lan -place. " ALEXANDER * " in large capitell, ap. peated in almost every rublic street. The manifes tations of joy and gratitude, to the SUPltaii pasta of events, were in short universal. • Daring the illuminations on Monday night, at So merset•house. some fire-works were thrown at the horses in the carriage of a Mr. Hamilton, which took fright and dashed towards Exeter change, overturning several persons in their career, many of whom were severely bruised. At length the fore4theeli came in eoasact w4tl a pile:, at the eng of Soutkauspton-stri,bes,' and the vehicle was literally l clashe4 to pieces, by which accident Mt s. H. was thrown oh the pavement, and had her arm broken. Mr. H. was also thrown out and dreadfully contused, as were two of his chil. dren. The coachman and footman happily escaped without injury, and the animals were secured without doing further mixhiel. A horse pistol burst in the hands of a young man as he was discharging it at the heads of two carriage horses, in Catherine -street, on Monday night, and his arm was dreadfully lacerated by the fragmentii. A young woman also who was near him, had her cheek severely wounded by a Gag mem. Ilow-t-raErr.—A number of persons were brought up on Monday and last nights, charged with letting off fire-works, &c. is varit,us parts of the town, but rrincipally opposite Somerset House, some of whom were discharged on paying the fine directed by Act of Parliament, while others, whose cases were more flagrant, gave bail till the Sessions. ALEXANDER, the wise, good, and munificent, pre sented the Proprietor of the Astronomical Panorama, with a very valuahle Ring, taken off his finger. This I Panorama is in Saville. House, Leicester-square, the Wine in which his present Majesty wits born, the Procession to his Coronation set out, and the first Proclam.ition was dated. The admittance is One Shilling each Person, and is opel . every day, from Ten in the Morning to Five in the Evening. This is the largest, most beautiful, and instructive Pano rama ever offered for Public inspection. This new Panorama exhibits all the Start in the Heavens, (so that any person may know them afterwards in their positions in the Firmament) the various Planets, and their Satellite: ; the causes of the Plumes of the Moon ; and-the &wont. At the same time are seen some of the most extraordinary prod2ctions of Nature ; as the Cerro's, Which blows at night; the Dionaa Mostirsta, l a flower which hass-a trap to catch flies by ; the Car riots-plant, constantly filled with live maggots; the large Sensitive/slant ; the Aloe, in flower, which blooms once in an hundred years; various Passion joshes ; the Drava "frump. the stems of which are spotted like the belly of a snake ; and the sacred Egyptian Lotos, a Plant at the present day worshipped in the East, besides t.ther subjects. The novelty of this new Ex, 1 hibitioo excites thousands every day to behold it. it 1 is now 1:„.! subject of general conversayion. MARRIEI). Ar Sr. Luke's Chelsea, on the I Ith Inst. W. Stevenson, Ent. of ik.cdon-Tow, Chelsea, to Miss Thomson, of South H:.puvrr ►treet, Edinburgh. On thy itla inst. Robert Kemp, Esq. Writer in Dumfries to Miss Margar:t M'Olde. Sunday sennight, at Berries, Lieutenant Edward Young Han coc►, of the Hun. Last India Contpany'4 service, to Isabella, second daughter of the late John Cartwright, Esq. of !swath- Abbey, Sulk& DIED. At Edinburgh, on the Sd instant, Lieutenant• Colonel John M'Dougal, of Polquhairn. At Nas.w, New Providence, on the 19th September last, Lieutenant John Robertson, of the sd West India Regiment. At Old Deer, on the 1 Sth ult. the Rev. Alexanticr Allardice, Minister of the English Episcopal Chapel there, In the 69th year of bis age, and 55th of his Mini try. HIGH WATER. Alf LONDON BRIDGR TO-MORROW. Mamas . 65 mirage, Oa I aitarglaNleesi«.••••••••••••••*:•6•• se ft 7 21.211110 attar 9 tENtrltit tootenei. THE following MEDICINES east only be proeur. ed genuine of E. EDWARDS, 66, St. Paul's Church-yr rd 44 ri If' Balsam of Honey 36 f Junket Ess. Pepperm. I 1;, Essence of Waterdock 3 6 Roche. Embrocstion 4 0 HaMun's Billow Pills 2 9 Wessel's J: . •uits Drops S 9 Marshall's Cerise 1 I 1 Church's Cousb. Drop, I 9 Artiboyna Tooth Powder S 6 Corn well'oOrientalCordial 4 6 WidowWskies Pills 2 9 Robberdes Cough Drop, 2 9 •Jutrper FA.. Pennyropol 1 II °Sporsiimart's Pills 2 f •Siikbury's Drops 6 0 •Groenooglis 'Arsenio* 1 ii • Inglies ecota Pins 3 14 Sal- of !moors 1 0 ...--- ......_ __ _ Keyser's Pills __ 6 3 •bing'lston's Eye Oint. 9 0 Velno's Vegetable Pills 4 6 •Gusibold's Balsam 12 0 Newton's Tooth Powder 2 9 °Healy's Magnesia 2 9 Church's Pectoral Pills Il# °limper's Pips Ilf Walsh's Antipertussis 2 9 Easter - of iiiruce S -....---,•Coltsflot Lon. 114 ' Durable Ink I Amboyna I Lotion 4 6 *Neal'', Drops 2 Wessel's Specific Remedy 2 9 Ct.eltenham Salts 4 4, . The above (those with the star execp:ei) wol have the add e ,., e of E Edwards, 96, St. Paul's, on the .tamp; where also may be had every other Patent and Public Nlediclue. Lib.rel allowance to Merchant. and Traders. CHING'S PA CEN WOatht LOZINOES. WORMS ARE THE MOST FREQUENT SOURCES OF CHILDRENS' DI •EA SES : Their SYMP I OMS EVERY PsIAIM' and GUARDIAN of CHILDREN should be acquairted with. They occasion loss lof appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation and Irregular state of the bowels, attended after with violent pans; they bring on convulsions; they affect the growth of the body, and they prove fatal, by ending in a consumptiotem decay. Both as a prtvelfative and care of rie4e alarming comphints,the above exceectit M edicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of eke higinht characters In this counti y, both in rank and respectabi lity, to have no equal. Their piiblic approbation, given to the Proprietor, from a personal knuwkdge of its wonderful success In their own families, stamps Its merit beyond competition, and gives a sanction to It, of which no other Medicine of the kind , can boast. Parents and others, who have the care of children should have tith remedy as a family Max:lA-int to resort to, when, ever the atomach or bowels of Childfeit 'we any way disordered, Which it will always be fennel to relieve. Sold, wholesale astd retail, at Mr. tier's, No. 4, Cheapside, the corner tif St. Paul's Cburchlard ; 31. arp, Johnson , J Rehm, Vorts. mouth; Jones, Wesson. Anemic, and Mallory, Perms; Hall and Johnston, Gosport ; Coiemas and Jacob, Sheerness ; Pea and Ross, and Tutor, ; Horland, Cook War. ply. Nettleton, at 1 Gilbert, Plymouth; Knotiand Lloyd, and Swlnney need Co. Ihr. mingharn ; Statues and Lynda, Manchester; l'resemet; Ewer ; Smith, Um derton, Reaburn, teat, and Baxter, Edinburgh; Lad ter and M•Donald, Glasgow ; Bulgen and Barry, Biistoi ; Str. seams and Co. Norwich; Swir tee, I ekester ; Edwnede Pinny, aiad Billings and lathbery ,I.ive: y )01; Neale and L. It. , Dover; Whites Brighton; Robes is, Feidon, and Reif, Cheitkr.- ham ; and retail, by niost‘litintrl nissliaine vs Elden ,in s. IS 1114. fit anti Ss nilosarilt. F to THoidAz IBEG leave to inform you , that ever since thy year I 7 tui, I had been afflicted with the I .ues vrea, whkh (rent its ebstinately reNliting every course of medicine pr .:scribed by the most eminent of the facultyliche, and undergoing several sevens courses 41, salivation and twice s .tharged from the Hootpitid, with little , relief, would .;ppePt to be of the •niost luvereiate nature. In the spring of laq year my disorder had got to such a head, at nearly topic a period to pay ensuing. lit this state, I was re enintneorebl thetr.l„'llsorr4sot4 riCclied sb'great a cute by them to take your Lealte r s Patent Mk, which I beg..d to do on the 24tla Nay; in the course of a foetal& I began to tsweive benefit. In little more than a mouth I became, by Our liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free iron. my for mer cotnplaiuts; . ttavereeovert d my former spirits and strength, and am become jolty abd fat, in o hid& state hiving continua many months to the astonishment of ell who kite* me, I at a loss in what terms to expreas rafgratitude, but beg yon, for the good of other suffering m.,rts.ls, to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall on every occasion—in so doing yes greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient.very humble ser vant, EX MUAKER. . • • _ _ _ Swan's Close, Hieb-street, FAlnburgh; Prepared and said by the sole Psoprietor, Thomas Taylor Mealier niche Rope College of Sett ms ackion, at hi. bout No. 9, New Bridge-stieitt. I The- t.t al 4o sold bylds appoints:Lt.-. SL'Aiban's-strect, kalk o hl e ll ; t 0...5idt ;0041-iitreet ; Mr. Disberough s a No. T, . the Mettlesome ; and by one person in every consk:eriak town in England, &c. in butts only is. ad. each, sealed up With full and plain directions, whereby I.er tons ofeicher sea may cure 'them-elves erth case sold geetecs. N. 8., Every BMA sollikt Great Brkain Ls sealed up with a stamp o whieb,by Nygaard the COIIMI inittlME4 is printed at the Stamp glace " T. Nesi, New siiridge•sween." NO Disorders h.rre curtfributed more essentially to destroy Hymeneal Happiness than those which are the consequence of unguarded pleasure. People of every rank pa, adoration to the Shrine of Wedlock, but where the Constitution hat been tainted by Disease, a renovation of stability is iudupeo sahly requisite. Twenty pars have we devoted our practice to the exclusive treatment of the following Dieordets, and these& cessful result of our plan gives us additional ardoir tosoppnse, as tar as we are able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the nios: important ice the catalogue a Human Inhituities. Atter initiation into every branch, as Navy Surgeons, we formed a wish, at an early period of practice, to rescue intSviduah from the moaner of uneducated men, or the aqitally dangerous precipitancy of general Practitioner. The Disorders to the cure of which we have devoted our r. tention, comprise every speci.a of Venereal Infection; all kielt of Debility, whether ano rag ftom the habits of school hurt, or the indulgeneies of inaturer ai;v• ' that derangement of Ike Systent in lA'onten, which is calle d Barrenness or Sterility; Seminal Weaknesses, Glees, Obstructions in the Urethra: as also Strictures, w h ither recent or of long duration, and which have baffled the skill of other Practitioners, are bf our present linrriived plan at treatment effemoally and perms hently cured, without the patient suffering the excruciating pais and alarminc, Hemorrhage wlOch frequently futows the applies.. tion of the Lunar Caustic. In the coarse of our octet sive practice is NI metropolis, numerous casts S URES have been amid are daily under our care, the total eradication of which is eft tected by a safe, certain, and ceps-alma; mode of cure tupelo: to any other yet adopted. Ihe weakness, relaxation, and dealt tits-, proceeding from this corm lain: art speedily removed, :xi the Patient restiPed to sound and vigorous health. But where the debility has for yeats exi•ted, a provet perseverance in oar restorative remedies le indispensably recto:site, to revive the shwa *snag ° "kb tat life, and to reattionte the constitution. Nallutosus Diseases are the result of ignorance ur baste In the trestosagt of a simple (Moat:was and ft not aefrequently her pens that the *teas of life are toituneel by .the imitscretion of as' unguarded hour. By a superior method such compbtrits :se easily cured ; end even where whets hate failed, we trust that we may presume to earl radars& rt.estalgislinsent. Few, host' ever, are the cases of camplicislesi dhows is ski. disorder , co rr. pared u h th e calamitous sjseatioa of meth who, front an ind4l - In a s.ditary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable acquire that Woe of dthiii:y which to the unavoidable cor.ic• gamer of such psnicious hahr.s. Where the unhappy sera: ',moss over his 'main.. but carefully conceals his misfortunes, tt may be sonic consolation :,:r him to holm, that a/though it bean object u , &Mu or uncertainty with other Practitioners, the r•• mays' of these d. tictencies Ly the gradual progress of it.vra is the uquirereent of our earerieoce. If the rite, of V. 1.., !.t • Vet's• have began to :educe manly egaar, madi slaw tei.revonted by an eery can:items:two of this Languid star, Al these cases no great tiilicuby wilt weir. Married'Women; who leave Wets b.eu J sappoimed in I. •'' expectanont of family, may by agsurtki, ttut m Riot' N ouch defects are ctuahle by Medical `lle secrecy wldch is so essential to our, undertakirg, and '" qualifications which sce ",ave presumed ro state, form the: i'''' s of our pretensions. and in enatcliLirce %%Oa such du. inimisron is &eat ! that Messrs. Currie and Co. may be oersulred ley i's tidal of either sea with he yreatest lotacey acid inhiour, a, thtir Hulls!. N. 107, Hatton•gart:cn. Vatican in the Country ar, rrotested to state the yarticu'll of their case, age, and general halm of hang, and rneoi . :g a r 111/ tuittanee for advice and hledi..inec, wben the Wilt Win be gt% co vont to any part of the Kingdom. CURRIE and Cu. Surge( ns, Nx 2C7, Hattou•Ptdrn. 'LONDON: Pruned by LEVEL KIINT, helm: PlaC.:: .1111 publiabe4 there, and R tht.StarOfice, Totply M. •