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VERSES, ON THE DEATH OP TitP Puri, ess n BurciEvCri AND QUEMBERRY. By the ETTRIO.K SHEPHERD. And art thou gone, thou fairest flower That grac'd old Scotland's topmost tree? /And do I see thy honour'd plgee A waste add woeful vacancy? Tel thou 'art fall'n! and o'er thy dog - • This teat falls to •hy memory ; Beshrew my heart if e'• r I wept 'For any Scot on earth but thee! • ' *form an fair, a face so swe'et, So gentle, lingers not In hied ; hint these a slight pioportion bore • 'l' the beauties of thy heart and rola& , 01 1! I have seen that pkcid. mion, • . • • And watch'd that calm benignant eye, When all unconscious thou wert mov'd, • Nor knew'st thou that thy bard was nigh; If ever worth appear'd en earth, I weer I saw that worth in thee; I saw wltat•meet Betnevolence was, What parent and what friend should be! .t • Woe to the bard, wkaterthie fame, • • .. • Wise 'Settees po*e'r for pelf or treed; one paring strain : ntehkirfoltlie'hOtibufd deed! •kc tiau holy shade! W611:1 - Cain At thy tto t U time o'er , 2;4 . 110'4 been eietsr, apt regret ,thee more! ovestl;y ‘2 .esspsb vs entlsle: nts bent, a s *MI glaireibit.sculpicea-haaldart ; • :Bu.-tblu. tart kk solsonurnent : • • •Ja eycy, 11.104:441 vines* heart! • -There's, not *instill Tarrokfr • Nor in the *ilsliltsTltlifet green t AVistersill not yise the iiMeretwill,' Wit-re *Lac briree w9t stet beitia I _ • Aid i ivdl rear out little caina,:.% Above thy boweroiliairrastAit:li.••::: Pok venrth teitl „, .- • , • But never triage to liiingArk!fin. „ *••. . . . ato.r. AY-1/ on 9fie retnnsingday, . : • • reek that place *heti store Otall, Mt", And pour one simple Lolylay, •-. • .-!" • . Memorial, beauteous faint, of thee!. „.. When circling years haire come and SOD% SUPte early him! may there eipy ' • . v` ... A Minstrel un Mo. oIJ grey stone, • wi ice hairi -waving Weriiireie! L 419 INTELLIGENCE. . . INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COMM. , • .. iN TIIE MATTER 01P • 3iL411: . The Commissioner's fuming decided',' that a war.. rate4,attoniey and judgment operited in this case. ss.a conveyance, with a view to give as undue prefer, 're icepard arpplication was'?etterck.! made on behalf, of Messrs, - Coilittl, the brewers, to sitte up the goods. taken in-exectstic,n, and to Come in as creditors, they boing—made assignees. Their Solicitor then cons plalued that a report of a scandalous nature had ap peareclintaltepapers, in which it was stated that the COmmissiOnea'clecided against the warrant of attor iney- to -preiveric shabby attornies from • getting prefer ences. for their clients. !4r. P. SMITII said, nothing' could he less from . his 4nt.einion than to itnpute' any blame to the Attorney this case. Mr. Smith, of Richmond, and if a second. 'editiiiir of the Terra could be made, he hoped care would be taken to prevent any possible mistake as to the character of the Solicitor in this case ; but as be mend the repeirt no such imputation afraehed.- • MT. Serjeant PALMER said, he had Made use - of the expression shabby attornies, without any application to Mr. Smith.) onthe contrary, he slid that what a testi , crabh.: map did in Chit case with fair - motives, for - respectable clients, the most shabby attornies would do le:suppo't gross frauds.' ' Andrew Lindsay, alio: Andrew Gilchrist,' was op pose' d -under the "Casio /Astoria's Ad, - by -Mr. Prince Saitk,tm the grounds of fraud and breach of faith, in'hafeng obtained a bill of •exchange,•tObe discount- Oaf Orr Cornmission of fin percent: Aor two monthi, which, in a year, would amount to thirty pounds per tont:from Mr. Madden, Mieture or pay a debt due Ersimo Mr. Heyden to the . pristinei) for coalS,* in the tibe.of nix profession ai coal-Merchant and bill broker, and 'Comrertisik the bil'Ance to . his 'own use. The prisoner juvified the deed by the Circutottauee Of having a larger sum due to him from Mi:Haiden. ' Mr; Seijeasit *Equal ruled the 'case to be so near • to a fraud that the'priramir should 'be remanded for, a ;fortnight. Mr. Thompscin,- a plivate - gentWan; then prefer red another charAe of fraud agalitit Me' prisoner, for having ohtained frorn-tim a bill for JelGO, to be dis . -counted in•like nraaner, on an agreement to ftirflsii .. him with forty pounds worth of coals, and the roi snainder, except Commission, in rash, but received neither. • -: ;~ • Mr.: Serjeant PALMER, on hearing the prisoner's ex culpation on the ground of his ernbarfassments as'the cause, observed, that be might as well rob (.41 the high - way as do what he had done. A Mr. Webb, a trader, preferred a similar charge against the prisoner, to which objections were taken by his agent, Mr. Serjeant PALMER ebs”vedi that bad was be tome still worie in this case ; adding, • that' he' was surprised at not findink any of the raoney•agents, the 1 worst class in society, broug:lt before thercutt sooner' under the Act ; but at-this was a beginning, no doubt more of them wottkl appear, and kti trusted would be justly 'dealt with. The prisoner was ordered to be remanded for- a . foltnight. Menday, at an-Asrembly of the Corporation of Yarmouth, .four .Cootalon Cnuocilmen. and - eight Egsnect 9f the Bcwough p were selected to chase a Ma or and odiesOffiten ior. the year ensuing; when, according to the* charter; th were locked up in the Town 1-1411, Jill si majors If *it §-fopths seas ob. tiisle4V"dorink time iao !OOd . was . 0116 i erto be sent to thole'. Alter a iod diffberation. of .two d;.y . s. 4nd nights, W. .PALnicav i ai:jUni k Eq,, •bidiam co seise the offic e IL Ciller iatTate. * RzpoßrUr DNS dbIN Lien .L..—;•-• —. , A. . '• • • [Contivided from the SiAtt offesteiddiej ' , -.41 11rnt1karfroca thV 1141Mitoi of. Xviilehte-iikell ..—o le: r i tp , l ect Committee of the House of Commons , ou Pet , liti ,tlorto the Com i•Ows- -.: • • ' - ` "•••• '''' . .. . Jovis, t ; 6° die JOOll, 114. Mr: WILLIAM CLurrOrt. Lao:dike'', and all* 4 Paem4 . ' - , exalt s :4r. d. , : • . , , i h How many yials liaise you been in inuihsess.? Af. a farmer, about 29, and aaa land-meat4botit,thktf years. • In what counties hal? Top pally in Sussex, Sun, - t i ent,Lincolnshire, lmning donshire,Cambridg dui.. v alu sd. laod. Z Princi:. and Essex. In fixing, the rent of farm's fort list.2o years, I have estimated the wheat at Ips. a bushel ; some of . the Lands I have so estimated have been letai higher rents ; I put ,10s. its the fair rent betwen landlord and tenant, as a fair pride upon an average crop, upon an average quality ; io Lincolnshire, I have not stated quiteso high, , the average quality of the wheat being somewhat inferior to the other counties that .1 have been used.to. Do you 'conceive that-a tenant can afford to grow wheat at Bs. abishel? . At the present outgoings of the farm I cannot conceive that he can. COuld he at 93. ? I do not think he could under 10s. Is there any alarmamong the farmers now ? Cer tainly there is . Are they drawing in their expenses-in consequence ? I have not myself seen any reduction of that sort, but I know'sonte cold clay lands that will very soon want tenants. Do you mean.that the present leases will have ex- Pirfil,or'the present tenants be distressed and quit their farms? I take it that-the present tenants will not be able to pay their renti: . Was not the list harvest an unusually productive Otte ? I think so. . Was it one-fourth above an average do you think ? I think itWas. . . • Thee cannot the tenant as well afford to sell. his *eat thiS,yeF it Bs. es at ICU. upon an average.crop Z . r f think 'he can. certainly. ' i : Wheels it that has created this alarm ? The fear diat.the OM will continue as: low or lower than it is Ow; Winn the i crop is not equal to the present. Upon Whit is thatlear founded i I can hardly tell Om mat lii there is that.general idea ; there is a great Oakeit . in cultivation more than ; there was,, and diat tkire pray lie an iroporiation of.cor. n.; -we are told that Iliey do grow it much cheaper in other countries Did the apprehension of foreign. importation. exist before the subject. of the corn laws was agitated in parliament, or since ? We have always had an ifleae . that upon . - peace coming `, we should have a greitim; ,portation of corn, and:the price would be. redueedi this hai,darmed the farMers, certainly, y Was that apiirehension foimded upon the koowledge of the actual price of:grain in foreign countries t.I tan not say ; it Was upon a general idea that therter4ll4; be a great importation. . • -, WAKEFIELD,. . gabbed, 18° 4io Judd' ;_ lit.. - Mr. Ei3vOARD wrist exonsisrd. Can' you .torm a probable estimate of what the in creased price of the rent of land . has been, where sir- cumstances would permit 'you to make such calcu lation ?-In tjie year 1779, Mr. Arthur Young .pub lished a work, intituled , 4 A Tour in Ireland," and in that work will be found a detailed account of the rents of 'the several counties ; he then making the average of the. island I li.. per acre, the Irish acre being two rpod s rtineteen perches more than the Eng lish acre., In the Oar 1.811; I calculated the average rent of Ireland to be 41. 7s. Id. per acre, which aver age was deduced from a calculation made of the rent Of each' county ' , collected front -local information . . ..• upon the spot. Were the lands, in the same state in,lBll. that they were in 1779 ?—I apptchend not, .bet considerably improired. . 111'177904r: YOnnicalculased, that to place. Irelands in the same state of cultivatiOn to which . Eitglaml had then'irrivad, it would require a capital* £88,000,000;, no doibt a part of this capi tal his heen laid out; beat whit proportion it is impos sible To; me M say. . Hai the increased capital been appropriated to - anti ! culture, in consequence of the increased deinand for the produce 'of Ireland, occasioned 'by the interrup tion of the. foreign market, and bj free intercourse in corn between this ediiiiiry - and Ireland ? I apprehend it ma be so ; for Ireland ) in the year 1779, was an importing - Ccirn cauntry: Haas .iot .ths.pqtaticla of Irela,psl... during that pitied; increased very consider-Ali ?.-I have no doubt of ir. • . . , ' . At what price for oats do you suppo se the agricUl. final iMprov.entent in Ireland would be progressive? With - the present 'rite of ehargei o I should suppose gss. pet quitter: . You are aviiiithat &ire are no wirtnits; no taxes . Cif a temparkrY nature* itilreland ; ?, Yes neither are there any_poor's-rate; and no tithe of agistment ; and tbetaies inirelana are much lighter than in England. As,,considerably in kaportion as that 'of Great *halo'? It:is generally supposed to have increased tenth. more rapidly-; my, feasion far believing that pop . ulatio t has greatly increased is, that by official 3urns, I find, that in the year 1754. there were s.4j9houses; in the year 1767, there were 424,646 j in the year 1777, 448,426 i in the year 1785,474,322; in the' yearl 788, 604480' an d in the _year 1791, 2. , 701,10 .... . .. . . What proportion do .yoti Conceive the rents bear to the gross produce'ia Ireland ? I sholdd think a third: In estimating she expencesef cultivation, theprice of grain of the feeding horses, and price - of labour, form of course a part of the total imouir ; what price do Cuy think wheat should be at, to enable the farmer in Ireland to pay the present expences ?' 1 think'the Irish cultivator can afford to take a less price for his cirts 'lltaits' the English, %because he has less taxes to pay ; and, therefore, I should think seventy shillings' aquarter might be considered by the Irish cultism: l as a saving price. Do you think, that feitlfirheat ateeventilibillin . gs a' quarter in Ireland,. there -world be a itiffielent in. dittemmt to increase • the cultivation of Wheat ? • I should think there would, 'A frees the tiles:tie would I allow of it. • ' • ' •. . -.. Do you speak of wheat of the ',mit quality, when you state those prises ? * Nd'; rsheitid say the aye' , rage price. i ' Is the Irish wheat of the best 'quality Supirlor to the average quality of the rnilisli ? - I do northink leis ; the eiirerne writ ~6 rtive c iliate is ag,i'nit. the lifiAllatOti Of - a' tni'hinittft 'of call ; bbib&lity' is On the II thdastant, at Havre-de-Grace, whither she hid pro ceeded for the recovery of 11,:r health, Mrs. Elizabeth Murray, wife of Coptshi James Murray; of the Hcsiourable East India CcutsPaoy's Military Service, sincerely and de.ervedty regretted. • • To. THE' L4DlllB.* • . . FQII,I•HE TEETH AND. GUMS. w e i b th ra s t on el i yar , ET . A .n ß , L d E ed T t TOOTH of the Piddle,' u the most •effitclous kirepatation en for P i rtire e rvin b ; date Teeth inlot sound stale; even to old age, and producing a pearly whiteness without impairing the Enamel. It Impartaa firthr ness and beautiful redness to the Gums, to the Breath - the. most delectable Sweetness : and if used constantly as dirty:est, will pre vent the TOoth-aChe, Gum Bolls, and Swelled race s -by ramoving Its cause-the Scurry In the Gums. Price 9d. the box. BU'I'LER's Superior LAVENDER WATER,Irom its elegsnt fragrancy, fin received the Approbation .of their Royal High neuesthe Princess aad Princess cbarloue of Wales, and of many Ladies of the first Distinction. Prise 4s. In Vlf-pint bottles. . Sold whoikaii and retail by the'Prolirretor,lt. Better, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Church - yard , London.; aml retail by Crew;.Spragg,Belam and Sharp; Portsinotitlit Hall, Harding, and Johnson, Gosport; Hope, and Jones, Portseat 'Erewman, Exeter,- Cooftworthy, Gler,ville ' Gil bert, and Hoihad, Plyntuuth . ; Vt/ate,ribrd and Dublin;, Baxter and IWDenald, Glasgow ; mitt , ilanderlion, Scott, and. Robinson. Edinburgh; Crutwell, Catb; Ross 'ati4Peck, Hull; White, Brighton; Robe: t', Seldon, and R off, Cheitenhun ; Cruz., asa and Biliinge Edwards and penny, I.tterpoed ;. ant: I.ynch, Manchester; Bowen, Knatt and Lloyd, Mir- Mhighath ; Grepary,Brigbeils; and of Irteernapsctable Medicine Veodervinibtlilleggiranj Islionme ItiLlAL.sedi--.. • • • TO THOMAS TAYLOR, E n . IBEr; leive to inform you, that ever since fhb yeas, 1790,1 bad been afflieted with the I.ues Veneers, which front - • --u , resisting every course of medicine peevribril by the most eminent of the faculty here, and undergolikg st-v..rsl beware courses of salivation and:wice disztarged from thel - iospital, with little relief, would appear to be of t'be most inveterate nature. In, the spring of bat year my disorder tad got to such a bead, as nearly to put a period to my existents. In this state, 1 wat' commends:4ly Mr. I. Thompsoth(who received sogreat i cure by them here,) to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I hegau to do on the 26th May ; iil.the course of a fortnigh • I Ns ga p t , receive benefit. In little more' than . * month I became ' lir your liberal lidiict and medicine, lierfectly free iron: toy f*. mer complaints, have recovered my former spirits and strength,' and am become jolly and fat, In which state having continued Many months to the astonishment of aU who knew me, I an, at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg yot for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my case as public as poisible; as I stiaU on every occasfon4-in so doing tDe wiU gristly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient very humbli mac cant, • ALEX. MURKEIL • 'Swan's dose, High-street, Edinburgh. • Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, Thomas Taylin, difienher of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his house 0,. New Bridge...street. .• Thu .ars also sold by his appointment, at the Perfumer's, No. 0, St. Albans-street, Pall MaU ; the 'Coy-shop, NO; tux Oz pgripaireet ; Mr. Vis , oreingit's, No. 7,.Fish-stmet-hlll, nearlyup 'Wit, the Monument := and by tine pepsin in every consider.MlP mg* in Assist* ht. in boxes only its. tad. east, sealed up with 7 :1141 and plain tree ions, whereby parsons ofettbet seat Pug MO. ibealtelYS. with ease and secrecy. Lott Aftiti:gbiAWiti. raMPgitAIXII. P•raost-4114 Royal Ifigttues the Doke of Yoe * *. corsawoas. Earl et Egtjtmoat lulus Lattauche, Earl of•Leitrkst. CeL W. Jones, M.P. Hon. CoL J. Barry, M.P. Col. H. Clements, MP. So R nettn—Mr.Klernan, Mom of tile Royal College, L•setcills PHIS INSTITU'TION, established tor the rtelia slve Treatment and Care ot the YEAR EAL and their dreadfal consaileences, as Strictitres . , Debdiliest;ttletrii . tions, &c. has to beast the cure of less thass2,oooPattents,ai: nually, many of whom have been alllicted Irons to tss*go The early symptoms of Gonorrhasa end Chanae are cored 16 a few days 'by Mr. Kiernan's superior and efficacious mu cof treatment, and that weakness and derangentencot the gener a- 'IQ organs, Whirls impalr,the constitution,' and Shorten Itfit,'are bits more successfully treated than on any other pla Mr.Klernan may be consulted as usual, by either set, at hil private house - , No. gt, .Lower Charlotte-street, W.lt:trd sounez. where Letters from ToWn and Country are to he addrested,Mge the necessary advae and . nusdicine will be giver or sem 't• off part of lice kingdom. . • Just pubbslitsl, ;Tire Piaelitig , Obserintlent on tbe abort Diseases. Sold by Sher*cidtt dod .No. 70, 4 *PetatetWar towg• and High*, g4;Eleef-street.. . VAI . IIAF3I . B MEtiteiNt. ' • • THE \rallied Da. *Men GUTTA . SALCTiliti * has been eo long proved,. that nothini of IliV'presetle . thp can bear a competition with it, in all die liffereot ra g e, o a certain disease ; which it effectually cure. mei cradle:a,F fr m the habit, wi•liout exciting the painful feeling , and exp,bs•ire hat attends ivatimt—trbhout debilitating the t nieftutioa in a4l degree, or evert. requiring confinement from blisiiiess or te.crios tion of diet. The radtill virtues of their ineftbnabie proved their claim to public approbation for th , tiethatl. fu yeas; In ell the debility of both sees they prove a 'never4; rative—whether the debility is produced by too free ones( mer cury, by illicit pleasures, or the cffects of a warm Ts, travellers and those going abroad, they cannot-be rerointrieettled too strongly, as_ they will receive a safe, speedy :and coMplets cure, in all old stubborn glees, and every weakness tbs. affects the bladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy-many,Zerosneis have become mothers, who for many years !ad born deprived at that happiness. • Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Batley •; Nei 4, the corner of St. Paul's Church - yard ; and retail , . , l ' i h e7tr i and a. i Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall At Johnson, Gosport ;Allssitt-•ton, Mallory, and Jones, Portsea ; Trewmau, Excels;- Cunkworthy, Glenville, Gilbert, and Hovland, Piyntouth ; Newlitlit; 'in; Baiter and Macionald,, Glasgow ; Scott, and lirabusp;Ediuburgb; Crutwell, Bah ' • 'Rossi& i'et'ke . Hull ; White, Brighton ; . Rciherti;„Seld'on, and it off. 4,;11: tem. ham ; Gregson and ISiklinge, Edwards mei. Penny, tliverp , x4; Stains and I.yticb, hifaiicliester• ' 13ciirin. • binrwich ; Knottauth Lloyd, Birmingham; Gregory, Briplittrir• arid atom letud Tenders, its bottles. at Yai . 9d. 45 id. : • . . • RENOVAI'ED HEALTit • '. -.. ' T has beep - too frequtntly the * subject or jug aaa,. I•' general reprobation, thatrwen destlture of tlievCinen Os/ !o medical 'art have offecell therittelves as .. ,eatitildatei"feelpelre oz. transits in tie pitifessan otPliysic..- Ftt F ftc purpose of demi/lies tice to the result of our steles st'sd experiesce4nd to ptev us sea from being classed anions 'bows etppilics %%tome impedes , },ea r ' tending:have, tuifortotisettOrfor socte. liisern.soo,.bavuetaby Ai.' eel red, we begleeve. tivarbedh to.;tlie : ieettissliginenci.:o• ~/4 c faithful statement of oar peSiralite antli tinstinta ;,.•.., is- After having received a rerinlarwetikaieOttegajoe;sisthgoorpile of Messrs Grindal and . 111usard, irhqpe lectypasaraiirreptsvy-01 carefully attended, agtrufaisorasoti,burgqiyeocstigiesooku lissii. pital, we entered :ourseleia ne it itdette' In that jivaly celebrated' school for medical acqiiGetients,. (lid College of Wm burgh, and were instruttitl-lislifte dPeett branchestil Anatomy, Surgery, the Theory and Prict.ee of Plipie, Chemistry, M L. wifery, Tiotany, &c. &c.-Sec Bpi those .enneent,Pro:teetsqtris Munro; Gregory 4 Black,. Ilatiiiii . on, Duncan, snd itio.. l isei.'is4. 'We trust we shall hot be deereAd presumptpuits - ti sayntft,.ings• our Prolichiney and acquiremen.s arrant inionii•lerefile. Hanle for along aerie tif years made YIINER.JiAItf CO Ifi'l .AP.it-v, l and the variousAlifeaseaof Cfg.:31.44-4 Ys.** particidar eilir.s our studies atidpracitee t it wit, we h. ,lc alltged thittrakair acquired superior . knhfiledge of tlijairtreeltußirilfd circ a In 41tght and recent eau* of Infitigot r a jserfent ro-rstab:ishmeist le ; completed in the short period of svradays, and in tbow%Uf Stet -utmost inveteracy, where other pysttltionerishaiteliiikil 'cieettot. eess; a - peeper persekerapeit in. oue_plan of treitnient eitaiippilla' !he patient a safe Ind-radical are. ' - „. , .Amidst the 'melancholy vatißfreof disorders stifilcli ars'ilte'if , 'vets of a habit long and Inds e tanhapp;ly.pursued hy the youth ti t both seiz es , there arc untie inure alarming ortunrethistrePloilthft dose a . 6iteneilesanddettlittes Which tretprefiriffirtfitsteir vine hitter the matrimonial state. Cs such perions it nnist.tie'ix*', ,oling rt fleeting to know that *they mar now, by 1 new an lade mode of teentinient, be restored t.; tiLt , gs eatet nr Al 6 • blessings, a strong, manly, at.tl vigorous cousdtteiloir In'ateaens ot dehibty;frotnTwilsatever -cattle . aesing, at well ae. ill ift ietr cies of venereal infection, we -may be consulted 'lliv ftease . 4 either lief with the greatest seit t cy and letitoue..Wiiri t of ra ' siltation 'at - licimb Ittfrit idtticithrte,atialt4ll.ol4ltgai etc lisp till ter; at nigist. • • Patients in the country are cequested.toetate ~; I ts a. stAntrbt their case, age, general balk of liviii,g, zi.‘k.ogronti . i s. ranee for advice and med!cfnvi, : •whtit , the lathe yiiii . be give* et! sent to any part of the kingtHsrit. 'lo . enstree thl4 seertq Ins,tis. sandal to Our undertaking, the portage at traits may be adtretto the account for medicluea 's • • C,Lliricit and Co.. Surgeons , No ley, noton'G;fjels. ADVICE. • MESSRS;the Royals 0 011 e 8 e S S 4 If . and Surgeons C in as re n g u ai n ar f ha ilemr sed hes .t . o . sti iie devoted their anemia' for these last 17 year. to the only ofsiveso disorders which so frevently embitter, and too Wren preverit, chat inestimable blessing, matrinonial fel.city.• The, mom-tons applications - they ha* hithertu received from ptreotie of the first* distinction, and the uniform sumo; adeudrits g kelt superiurnsedir of treatment in Judi complain.sOnitaces them shoe offer their assistance ...Alcamo-. of debility pr deficiency, Whei. tiler resulting from the too frequeney of -patticiPating in the ties of a fashionable hfe„ the bubutiodettlndultencect hilierthrsini •or a secre., solitary, and d ,strisetive habit. which weatees tfaf energy of the mind, and destroys the &Orr of friu la, by prod4rll sterility in the one sex, and impotence in' the other, they clEmik bare and permanent cure. • To tho•e who, from such complaints, are preventectegierflue into the mafeage stre, and ashamed to tech rad, brood tart! their infirmities in silence, it mtfst be comoling to luso*, isesectreo 4eilicult or ineffectual the cure wiay be stiermed by. inhpfpc.seris ?elopers, that, by a renovati n g and iufalliblr Method,. they mart e, rotared to a sound and virrous constitution. A eviraliffir.ottle": Irettiinily contracted in a Moment of isidisetrtiors, aiOf eOerytpa cies al V entre:fink ction, b y ti mild end neve r=hii iin g suede of tyre.' tnent, is speedily and radically rewired. v•itlietit red/storied* otexercise,wralsoiitrietures °false TYartsara anß GleCts at Melt they are -enabled to cure in a short period, withaut reccerta.s Painful:, dangerous effects of the C.,ustie refershces of yriikh an' be givep :to several Gentlemen rf highs respectability, who kale. bevel cured in a very short period, after haeirg laboured *on&P' Strictures Rieman,. years. 'lb married Fenteks; en'oe" tat ions of those under pltdges of conrubisi•hippinews have Isk, ii . tlyfeeteti, it may also luktkpieasing reilfripo to knew. tho.filli properperseverance in their retordies 'the gesoral heAhlstelthl stated, and the impeeltments removed. , c are Messrs. Cuss and Co. exclt:evely profetsing Me of earn particular c nnplaints in or,: -r thal f theiMay not be 111".414 lty a 'Um alfetifew with ' the Uhinquy• ao )nstly attaclitd the rant empiric, think it but justice to thertts-tvel to ore that t 6.1! •fiatre.heen properly educa• ea, and initiated into evefy the profession (cos tllitxts. diffiirent lfos:alt testimoutals.from the most eminent Physkians, they have to coo liinee any inquirer), that the success resulting front their rodek vicurs first hiduced tlism to quit therpraotice. jibe general prac titioner, and they p'reseine that their prefensioss culistituti a toe grnuud for the unpreeedented confidunee with whialt 04 hire by the Public been so liberally honoured. Patirets hi the t Ausury are terittesied to state the rartictilare of their ease,Nage anti Manner of living, enetang for advice and Medicines, and the same will hi forwarded to any- part of the kin:Vio. _ GOES and Co; :turf * Poti . s, fltunsurio-stetot„-Plierasereoc. IdIGH. %ilk& Ai I LUNDON • - 11 MIn I! roi ter-4 • ; ••titernoest s : • - *lffilut*. re :4 • • - 4414D0N; Printed by Luta:. KsHT, Plekeit PIKS: and at the btu tnacereriee-z*: NulvftEß 8593. _ NOVELTY. MRS. ASTLEY'S BENEPI I', at hl her G `sawn. aI:VEAL AMPHII HE:k`r PE, W l 2-; I MI Vales the Vatrutag, at ch. it ; yat I] gl t.G►N T and Duke ut Vol I .IN MONDAY NEX , V will be pres ,,, te , l (first rime ti squestri•a Dr o ona, tbalk new • tens mama attentilrw. and additte. c al , rd • VOUVA Tl - 4E KOBB Or Tel*: CW9 r I • 01 1 k*ON' The part °flatlet a f by bin As I e., Y conclude with a g , re: nta .on .0 a C the Horses env,' pe • therein —lly ,t..• re. a Eqyest nal Eflt I it, IMO /I).' tiait war eu lie the Hobe Allred wile static. a l'ate Seel la trick's flay, and t .e two high dr siva matuut Haydi'e M one —ln cueclude w te a .:utti Hdrsei! !—Estraurd na.• Fea of Hors. o . a . by Messrs. Rose and H ruing. .M.41...ur Ferzi's Scientific Operatscal Ito; o, Daucin TAILOR, awl Ms Horse 0! The Si*, by desire, ihe Comic Pantomime IVIASQUEItADE. peers ors at Half-past ,Five, and begi Second Price HaJa st Eight. Equeetriatatint Lor Ladies and Gen!'el MORTGAGE. WANTED, ft om RA).(110 jes ample Frerlur:d ecurity, and parrl to I ruwees, haviag large sums to lay our swami. y.—,t liberal remuneration will be nu eurins it. Fttnh:r particulars Inn he obtained ea eukba, Law Statinner,'fbr adn rile-street WIDOW AND. FATHE THE foll,,wing dis ressing Cto the considera ion of a benedelent P.II will be the means of allevia.•n. the erg. nt unhappy but respectable lost k Ire t>F Kensingtou Gore, Middlesex, July last drowned wlstl-t bothiug, leavv ; children totally unprevisled fur, the eldi youngest only two years of age. By •hts n are nose deprived of their only support, atikl a state of apparet.t comfort to inevitab.e w: tke voluntary eontnbutious of the buns.,.. deceased will not be sufboient to satisfy 4 Iv. decrawd held the honourable ap: oi fainter to her Royal Highness the Prince been graciously pleased to send a contra:sod Every information as to thi, un (Jo rov.oe afforded on applying .o Chalks Hart, or to .Edward Dampier, Esq. Prininto-st rs will be most happy iu taking charge of any relief; asid the following Babiters have tun scriptions to be paid 111[3 their bowies witi be adopted for such application et the fund jiernasnent relief to the Widow sod Chit mersley and Co. No. I'6, Pail-Mad; Ma bog, 345, Strand. flu W:dow takes this opportunity of f feigned tl•anks for.the under-mentioned tit Her R. H. the Princess I Mr and of Walt., £5 0 The Rev. R. Orinfrod, Vicar it Koossogeos 2 2 (:essral W. Harvey 20 0 lanis•llroattwood, Esq. t 0 Mrs. John Broadvropoti Thos. liroadwootl, lisq.i 20 0 Broadwoud, E.g. frederkk W tat 13. t..hsriss 'Daum Es 0 q. home Friends,by d,0,t0 5 0 Edo. Dampier, Eq. 1 0 Charles Han, Esq. 1 0 Mr. Chartpt II • 1 0 *ins Itrivads,b) ditto II I T.. s 0 Mrs. Griffith 3 11.46 thy, ES4I. 2 2 Esq. 1 1 Mrs. Boise 1 0 :%Irs. C. lianye 1 0 Air. lames Guding, joss. 1 0 ?sir. limiting • 1 V Dotlanun 1 0 James Vtrr, Esq. Valli= tomer, Eel. 40 0 15 0 S 0 1 1 there se baili;rard, thatisUdirilahkted . , and ge nerally threshed upon thrgtonnd, in consequence of whichohe corn is so wet,tbat it is - all i klhs, dried be fbre it ts gfound. Yost confder that the inerease'el corn produCed, has principally arisen from the ficilify iii exporting it ? Yes,. I btlieve sot population hiteertainly ra pidly inereastein Ireland of late:yilitivattd the free* 'intertoniselor the sale of Atako to Greir.Biltain, -by *recent sActs of Parliament, Lot 'carried' the'rearket home to that votintr y. . Da yon' ttovi whether any very' large quattity Of land, suitable Only for the prodtictiontf .oats and of tutnipeihas been brought Into cultivation lonely is Ire landlTernips are hardly known in Ireland t . and a vast qaptatity of mountain land is even now producing corn, that a few years since was in.a state of heath. Aneitens . ie fanner hs East Lo. than bad all 'his gtain cut down by the last day in August. Harvest is in Renfiewshire. Oats and potatoes will rate nearly average crops; but wheat is indifferent, thesevere frosts, as in some other places, having greadYinjored it. In Perthshire the late rains have done:considerable injUry to the crops ; but after, . a week of fine weather, the harvest in that neighbour hood has become general. Reaping commenced a fortnight ego, in the counties of Dublin, Meath, and Louth. The crops arc very fine, bin considered light on some Sok. dui pem Tithin 60 miles of Lon don is now itacked: The Wheat crops in Dorsetshire and Wiltshire hare..the finest appearance, and - have no blight. The crops in Cornwall, though. the harvest has been, delayed by theiiins; ark universally good. The hots picking has genera ll y coorMenced in the neiglibouthood of Maidstone.; and the•planters com plain that the hops come dowo short of expectation, and eitremely lig* in weight. The mould has been increasing in those groins .which were affected, many of'. which Will not pay for picking, as the hops on the greatest part,of 40 acres, belonging to a planter in that neighbourhood, last year were sold at less thin -609..per cwt. after all the expenses of piCking, drying, . rid duty bad been paid. s Aitounis from Worcester state the hops mix going of very fait with red and white mould, and many grounds will not be picked in consequence. • Friddy night, between seven and eight o'clock, a fire broke out in the extensive work-shops for cotton machinery of Mr. WILLIAM Du *t, at the head •of John-street, Glasgow, which, in less than two hours, were totally consumed. It is not known how the ac cident happened. • - • The Norwich Mail, on Wednesday tnbiningabont sir o'cicieki.icoming . to . London, between . Ingatestona soldßOnsfordiehrise ni.witls the YarmouthTelegraph . ttight,doach, *lien the Vat mouth coachman refused to NON -my foi - the Mail to pass, and she Mail was obliged.to;daclia its Weal:pace for several *millet, and ufitil within two 'Mlles of Rbinford, when the Mail coachman pefeeiVing an opportunity of passing the Telegraph on the off' ide,endeavoured to go by, but the Telegraph erosied him , *hen the leaders of. Die:Telegraph Coach ran 'aWay.cieei ltnihtn?d tom mon, and overturned the coach,; l y . sfiblefr seven . otit- fide . passen gers, _ add' foal 'inside, dreadfully bruised': The - MAibTonght, several to;. !Lansford foi surgical assistance, and seneiCinireiiiiteifroai * Rom ford to fetch the others. • Burrii;.•• • Wedoesday, the Lady of the Hon. Arehaltald Macdonald, of . • MARRIED. .. • . Friday, the Right Hai. Win. M'Mahon, Wter of the Ron> for Ireland, lo St. Priii's Cliorch, DubHo, to *ss Shaw, sis!er to Robert Shaw; M. P. for the City of Dili)lln.• • .Wedoesdayi.at Thetford. in Norfolk, Edintin4 Henry Barker. Esq. of Tinity College, Cambridge, to Miss. francee Sarah Man• ley, third daughter of the late John Manley, Esq. of, the loner Temple, Lootkin. . Sept. It, at Heston,. Mr. I.athner, solicitor, of Gray's Inr, to Eliza, the second daughter of Mr. Skidron, of flat on-rardett.'• THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY. THE Public are respectfully ri to the great Estent of the Alteryton. a relents 11414 THEA cannot poet; b'y be Reception befwe I UEKDAy NEx 0 ,. sham Majesty's seseaws will priftlfTel die Coi THE R IVA LS, And the favourite Intertainnie THE BEE-HIVE Mors to be opened at balf-past Fore o'Cluc to begin at half-poet S's precisely. Roars and Place , to be taken of Mr. %Hine Russel street. front Tea till Four, and of w Priv.ite Boa (Nighty) Boit', Is —Sceond Price, as. $l. Pit. 3s. Ss. Lower Callery, Its.—:iecond Price, Is. .--Second Price, 3d THF.ATRIS ROYAL, COVENTI ,11413 PRESENT EVENING, Sieli-prare's I It.tnrical Phi KING HENRY IV • (Parr the First ) -The ths ;Ram*. Mr MURI Ileitry (Print" of Wales). Mr. Cl Hotimsir, Mr. YOUNG; • Kr John Falstaff Mr. FAWCI Lady Percy, htin BIOS IG Hours Mrs. DAVENPOI •T win be addid Melo-!)rant ALADDIN; OR, THE WONDERFUL L Aladdin, Mrs. H. JOH NtS I'l Solaro Amick (the Vizier's Mr. Akusazar (.he Ah teen ‘lusician), Pit Kazrac (his Chums/ nave), Mr. GI Places for the Rory% to he isk. Lai Mr. II Once. Hart street, from l'ea tUb Peon. The Dams will be-opened at half-past Fn I 'lac begin at 'half- past Sir. Dozes. 7s ; Second Price, $l. ed.—Pit, 1 ry, to ; Second Price, Is.—Upper I Price, rid. &Private Rost may he bed nightly, ea Brandon, st the lint otlice —No Money to I On Monday. The 11.41,11 0 .. Opera, Ile P sod no: Pantomime of Ntorher Goose. On WedneNday, the Conuc Over 4 of Loy the Historical Rants ei• iif Richard Case On Friday, the serion. Opera at At' csrra be prisduced a nrw Conic lialkt, called EI The Jew Os/mined; wb cJ. Madame liciyal Academy at Parts, and late of the Lit with, Will Make her fir 4. amsearancs. A New Melo-Drama ri. in.4rtl on an Hut In treparatbos duds g the bu.,,nter, and ye Vett:pad. .