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%1 i.Asr NIGHT'S GAZETTE. RALTY-OFFICE, MAY 17, 1809. I.eue r front Alexander Sitere, E. Captain of his : rst)'s Ship Guctiere, to the Hon. W. W. I'We, dated on r.. , -(107t .hip, lisrtadws, March 19, 1908. %. Sir—l have the honour to acquaint you, that the French privateer brig Malvin, of Nantes, commanded b' iviotisteur It.i e Salaun, and niounti4g 14 guns, with sixty men, together with her prize, the British sh:l. Juliana, were captured on the 15th of February, Imo, by his Nla'esty's ship under my command. 1 have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) ALEX. SKIXE. CROWN OFFICE, MAY 17. MEMDTR RETURNED TO SERVE IN TILE PRESECT PARLIAMENT. OP uritLA No.—Brigadier General John Rando ll hlaclamzie, of Suddie, in the room of the Right Honourable Fmndas, who, since his election for the said Shire, hath areTtej the office of Stew and or Bailiff of hip Majesty's Three Cldhern Hundreds of Stoke, Desborough, and Bctuenham, in the County of Buckingham. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, MAY 17. Li( utenant Central Hay Macdowall, from the half-pay of the 40th Foot, to he Colonel of the 41st Regiment of Foot, vice Get cr:a Sir Thomas Stirling, deceased. Commissions in the Royal Tower Hamlets Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Ist Royal Regiment. Robert Browne, Esq. to be Captain, vice Mitchell, resigned.— Dated April 21, 1908. Samuel Armstrong, Gent. to be Second Surgeon's Mate. Dated March 25, 1808. Commissions in the Ist Battalion of Dorset Voluw.eer Infantry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Fnskis 'I homas Heaver to be Lieutenant, vice Tucker, resigned ; Dares Feaver,Gcnt . to be Emign, vice Feaver, prom:tad- Dated March 2t9, 1808. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOI.N'F ..... _ _ John Bull Emery and John Rend':ll, of Ilickary Mills, Glas tonbury, Sornersetshire, malt stets and raealmen, May 11, 1808. 'Thomas Sherbrook and William Moxon, of Leeds, linen draper's, April 30,1808. Benjamin Wilson and Samuel Allow, of Burton-upon-Trent, brewers and merchants, Sept. 29, 1807. Joseph lieaumont, of Southouram, Halifax • and Thomas Beau-- mont, of Sutcliffe Wood Bottom, Hali fax, Yorkshire, atone delvers, May 10, 1808. Johnson Thomas Turott and Joshua Driscall, of Nantwiab, Ches ter, woollen and linen drapers, Jan. 30, 1809. Samuel Sowtcr, Ben. John Sowter, James Sowtcr, and Samuel Sowter, jun. of Ashborne, Derbyshire, dealers hi pigs, .Ipril 90, 1808. Win. Knight, and Jas. Major, of Folkestone, Kent,'apothcearies, March 19, 1808. William Wilson and John Vaughan, of Shrewsbury, linen dra pers, March 10, 1305. wminas I itqesvoncl, Johir &wily, John Jeffeock, and Gen , ge Booker, at the Intake, liiindsworth, Yorkshire, colliers, May 10, 1808. John Finch and William Thomas, of John-street, Minories, Lon ' don, carpenters, May 3, 1808. Edward Bap anrßobert Woody, of Tamwords, Staffordshire, _ surgeons and apothecaries, Nov. 1, 1806. Lewis Thomas and William Wilson, (executors of rho late David Joses,deceased), and Thomas Fentum and Samuel Owen, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, mercers and drapers, May 12, 1808. John Blacket, 'Pitons' Blacket, and James Blacket, of No. 22, West Smithfield, 110, Newgato-street, and 85, St. Margaret's Hill, Southwark, woollen drapers and clothiers, December 31, 1807. Fineastle, Robert Gray, Gib. Hamilton, James Dentdstoun, Arch. Wallace, Math. Young, and James Dennistoun, jun. of the Dunmore Colliery, April 5, r so% • 'William Tucker and Peter Dickons, of East-street, Red Lion square, coal merchants, December 31, 1807, Hannah Jones and George APCrindell, of No. 1, Pope's Head alley, Cornhill . , London, insurance brokers, Dec. 31,1807. John Swanwiek and William Boult, of Liverpool, tobacco and snuff manufacturers, November 1, 1807. John Keyloek, John Campbell, and Thomas Slate, of Bermond sey -street, Southwark, dealers in leather, May 14, 18/83. Mary Ann Watkiss and Sarah Shelley, of Newcastle-under- Lyme, milliners and dress makers, Apr:l 30, 1808. Mary Allen and Eliz. Allen, of the medicine warehouse, No. 7G, Oxford-street, May 15, 1808. Elton llarunsd and Francis Evans, of Mak-street, Lendon, tea dealers and merchants, May 10, 1808. William Jackson and James Bceston, of Stone, Staffordshlre,iron mongers, grocers , and tallow chat tilers, March 25, 1808. Henry Hawkins and Anthony Knowles, of No. 34, King-street. Borough, Surrey, manufacturers of Hackiug, May 5, 180 tr. William Powell, of • Merthyr Tydfil, Glamorganthire, and Thomas Meredith, of Brecon, shopkeepers, April 23, 1804. Henry Kane and Roger Langshaw, of Little Bolton, I.aneashire, tallow chandlers, sl ill B,lBpe. Samna Stangf.:l3 and David Stansfeld, of the Lodge, Sowerby, Yorkshire,' woolstapiers, April 8, 1808. John lliggin, Henry Crawford, and George Whiteley, of Lon don, April 30, 1808. Richard Tibbits, W ill am Belcher, Samuel Tibbits and George Mishits, late of kliik-street, London, 'Amen, May 12, 1808. lames Merryweather, of Sheffield, and Jonathan lignight,late of Sheffield, but now of Worcester, pawnbrokers and salesmen, Aprill9, 1808. BANKRUPTS. Elliott Dawson, now or late of Hinckley, Leicestershire, hosier, to surrender May 30, at five, May 31, and lane 28, at eleven, at the Bull's Head Inn, Hinckley. Attornies, Mr. Jervis,Hinek ley ; or Mr. C Ware, Gray's inn, London. 1 h n ornas Buxton. of Langfield, in the parish of Halifax,Yorkshire, liquor-merchant, dealer and chapman, June 1:1, 14, and 28, at eleven, at the White Lion, Halifax. Attornies, Mr. John Sut cliffe, of Mytholm,• parish of Halifax; or Mr. Nll'igleswerth, Gray's Inn-square, Londem. John Ogden, of Oldham, Lancashire, batter, dealer and chapman, May 27, June 14, and 2P, at eleven, at the Roebuck Irv, in Rochdale. Attornies, Mr. Wm.Towneend, Staple-inn,London,, or Mr. Bannister, Rochdale. Richard Skaife, of Liverpool, ironmonger, June 6, 7, and CP, at eleven, at the Star and Gartt,r Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Dawson, Castle-street, Liverpool ; or Messrs. Sheyhard and Adlington, Bedford-row, London. John Hindle, Win. Hindle, Lawrence Kenyon, and Ashton Stan field, of Scatecliffe within Accrington, Lancashire, celico-prin ters and copartners in tads, June 3, at five, Jun. 4, and 28, at ten, at the house Of Richard Barnes, innkeeper, Hasliugdon. Anomie', Mr. lehn Yates, Ha4ir.gdon; or Messrs. Wardl e:ora% amil Strickland, Stapler-Inn, London. William of Cheater-street, Kennington, Surrey, brichlzyer and builder May 24, June 7, and 28, at twelve, at Guildhall— Attorney, Mr. Howard, Ilere-caurt, Temple. frank Parkinson, of Kint-st,sn-upon-Hull, merchant, dealer and chapman, June 3,4, and 2°, at eleven, at the George Inn, in Kingston-urnan-HtilL Attornies, Messrs. Rosser and Son, Bart ' lett% Bulidlitgs, I isilborn, London; or Messrs.T. and C. Frost, Hull • Daniel Heeley, of Birmingham, taylor, May so, RI, and June 2R, at twelve, 41 the Shakespeax Tavern, Birmingham. Attornies, Messrs. Illeasdale, Alexander, and Heilf...e, New inn, London ; or Mr. Meredith, Birmingham. John Bradley, cf Leeds, Yorkshire, dealer and chapman, Jure 1, 2, and .ti, Lttleven, at the Three Legs Inn, Leeds. Attornies, Mr. 'Thomas Lee, I.eeds; or Mena. Sykes and Knowles, New Inn, London. Fenning Parke, of East Smith:hid, Miidketx, liquor merebart, dealer and chapman, Mav 1.1, at twelve, May Si, and June 2S, at ten, at GaildhalL .Attornies, Messrs. Smith sad Settee, Croat St. Loadca. DIN IDENDS. Illy '22. Di,ktesnn the elJer, Thomal ttral Wini!un INekertson the younger, et iiirtringhzart, bt.nkert ' r.:tners, t.t c:Lvea, at the Royal Hotel, Tentl•le-r.w . I;!rn,inghant. 71 lay 'Di. Frocm, of Long-alley, Shorediteh, se., cr.e, at Guildhall. Remy Hail, et North Certtcy, Gloucestershire, dealer and ctiapetsn, at clEtTn, at the Ranuitn, Cirencester. :Vey t+. John .Carrod, late Lf Oderd, Sulblk, Darla r, •3, two, a: CuildhA Lyndon, LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF RING'S BENCH, MAY 16. PAXTON AND MINES e. SID DONIR FOPDAM, ENT. This was an action of debt, upon a hottomry bond on the ship Van Stat Wanen, of which the Defendant was a part owner, for money borrowed, bad, and re. ceived, as it appeared upon the bond, to the amount of 33751. in the East Indies. The Defendant pleaded a special plea, stating that the debt arose upon a trans action on the sale and purchase of goods in the East Indies, to be shipped to Europe, contrary to the laws and regulations of the East India Company ; and the bond was g►ven not for money borrowed, as was stated in the bond, but as a security for the payment of this debt, which arose upon an illegal transaction. To this plea there was a demurrer. Mr. Buaaouon, for the Plaintiff, now admitted, that the- transaction, as stated, was illegal, and would make the security void ; but he argued; that fur the manner in which it was pleaded, it could not be taken advantage of. The Court, however, thought, that within the prin ciples of the recent decisions these facts were sufficiently stated upon the record to avoid 'the bond, and there fore decided against the Plaintiffs ; but they said they woold look into some of the cases cited, and if they saw occasion would alter that opinion. IIt'SSEY V. CHRISTIE AND OTHERS. This was a case sent by the Lord Chancellor for the opinion of the Court, upon a question whether a Captain of a merchant ship, who by the law of .mpr- . chants is empowered to hypothecate the ship for the amount of repairs to he done to her abroad, and when she wants repair; may take up money on bottomry for that purpose, has a lien for money advanced' - by him. self for r:pairs ? In this case, the master Lactgot the ship repaired abroad, and paid the persons who repaired her their charges, and when he.ca me home, claimed alien upon the ship for the amount. Mr. SCARLETT was heard in support of the claim of the master's, and Mr. MA un - AT a:zainst it. The Cdurt held, that as no ease could be shewn to give the master a lien, he must pursue the strict legal course of pledging the ship to the persons making the repairs, and if he paid the money himself, could have no lien upon the ship. FCCIIMAST7CAT. and ACADEMICAL PROItiOTIONS. The Rev. John Brown, M. A. Rector of Kildale, has bear in stituted by his Grace the Archbishop of York, to the ViCarage of Kirkleathern, on the presentation of Sir Charles 'Turner, Bart. The Rev. Win. Reputed, M. A. Reetbr of !•:nuth Staietty, anti Vicar of Nitld, near Harrogate, is appointed Domestic Chaplain to his Grace the Duke of Portland. • His Grace the Archldshop of York has instituted the Rev. Ri chard Inman, of Bedale, on the preetuatior, of Charles Chaplin, Esq. to the Vicarage of the Holy Trinity, King's Court, York, void by the death of the Rev. Edward Wiliam CAMBILIDGE, MAT 9.—The Rev."Fhomas Paley, M. A. and Senior Fellow of Tlndalen College, has been presented fly the Master and Fellows of that society to the rectory of Aldrinzion, Susses; vacated by the death of the Rev. John Deighton. The Rev. Henry Basted, M. A. of Christ's College, lecturer of St. Mary's, Bury, has been instituted. to the rectory et Brad field Combust in Stiffoloid by the death of the Rev.W.Norford. x VOID, MAT la. • st•werk the Rev. John Bailey Stoners Carwithtn, M. A. of .Plary-hall, was elected to preach Canon Bampton's lecture sermons before the University neat year. Thursday last the Rev. William Nieto das Darnell, of Corpus Christi College, and Rev. George" Mountjoy Webster, of tit. John's College, M. A. anti Students in Divinity, were admitted Bache; lora in Dis iuity. . William M‘ Wehead, M. A. and Student In Medicine, of Christ Church, WAS admitted Bachelor, and to practise in Medicine. The Rev. William Slatter,of Christ Church ; Rev, Hugh Case ment Carleton, of Worcester College; and Rev. Edward Carless, of Wadham College, B. A. were admitted Masters of Arts. William Hamilton, B. A. ofTrinity College, Dublin, was in corporated Bachelor of Arts of Magdalen-hall. Messrs. William Thomas Brre, of Oriel College; John Bush nell, of Pembroke College; l'homas Downson Allen, and John Penn Allen ' of University College; John Bread!, of Wadham College; Frederic Choppin, of St. John's Colkge ; Henry Berkin and John Collinson Bisset, of St. Edmund-WI; were admitted Barlielogo of Arts. There is now a Founder's-kin Fellowship at St. John's, vacant; and only one application : the election is with the majority of tlie ten senior fellows, and takes place un the Monday after the liesti -It of St. John Baptist. ADMIRALTY COURI, DOCTORS' COMMONS. - - Yesterday the Right Honourable Sir WILLIAM Scorr proceeded to the adjudication of the following cases : Aristides, Callagliar master.—This American vessel, laden with wine and fruit, on a voyage from Spain to London, but do cumented.as destined to Vane], was captured by the Fly priva teer, and brought into Plymouth. The privateer boarded this vessel under Frtnch colours, but soon after threw off the mask, under the idea of her being a good prize, from her papers on board. There being no manner of doubt but she was destined to this country, the only questions were those of costs, damages, and captor's expences. The Court was of opinion, that the American master had acted very improperly in not discovering in the first instance that he had a licence on board authorising him to conic to this country, which would have put an end to the proceedings, however it restored the ship and cargo as claimed, and pronounced freight to be due, but directed the captor's expences to be paid out of the same. Throe Sisters, Mattkews tnaster.—This British vessel, laden with iron and coals, was abandoned by the crew, under the appre hension of being attacked by an enemy's privateer, and therefore this was an application to the Court for remuneration for having t.tk•:u cara of the ship and cargo. Ship and cargo restored as claimed, but the other part of the case was not disposed of. The regiment of Loyal Greenock Volunteers re turned on Saturday se'nnight from Irvine, after com pleting the days of their permanent duty there. Tuesday se'nnight, the Greenock and Port Glasgow Defence Regiment, commanded by Colonel ALEXAN mit, marched into Glasgow for drill for 14 days. The Scots brigade, or 9lth, arrived at Leith cn Tuesday se'nnight, in the Albion and Royal George smacks, from London, on their route to head-quarters at Linlithgow. At same time sailed a detachment of volunteers from the militia, to join the artillery corps at Woolwich. Thursday the 2d Battalion of the 53d Regiment marched into Chichester from Blatchington Barracks, on their way to Portsmouth for embarkation on foreign service. A grenadier of the regiment attrac ted much attention : Ir., measures seven feet three .inches and a half in height, ant is only 19 years of age, having been very lately enlisted in Ireland. He is allowed to be the tallest man in the army. Saturday a battalion of the Coldstr_iatm Regiment of Poet Guards had a grand field day in Hyde Park, under the command of their Colonel the Duke of CAMERIDGE: • • The '2OO men belonging to the 95th Regiment, whom we stated as about to embark at Dover, are ordered for Gibraltar, and not for the Northern Ex pedition. They proceed to Gibraltar in the William transport, (marked A 1.) Captain ADIE, waiting convOy in the Downs. The 39th Regiment is at Berryhead, Torbay, wait ing for transports to carry them to Guernsey. Several Volunteer Corps of the County of Exeter have r warded to the Lord Lieutenant's Office, in the Castle, Exeter, offers of service to go on permanent duty, some for ten, and others for fourteen days.. The Bill for the establishment of a local Militia meets with general approbation throughout the West of England : the general liability to service, the amount of fines, regulated according to income, and no insurance against fines being allowed, gives great satisfaction in the best informed circles. The Volunteer Corps of the County of Lancaster are upon the alert for permanent duty. The Bolton Cavalry go to Black-pool, the Infantry to Lancaster ; the St. Helen's Infantry to Wigan, the Newton and Ashton Infantry to - Chester, the Wigan Infantry toi Liverpool ; the latter has tarried nut to serve as local Militia nearly to a man, with all their Officers. That active officer, Lieutenant-Colonel FAIRWELL ‘ J has just completed a very minute inspection of that' important brigade of Volunteers, " The Tamar Bri gade," which consists . of all corps (amounting to seventeen, and mustering about 5000 effectives), sta tioned within a day's march of the river Tamar, di viding the counties of Cornwall and Devon, and whose mouth forms the celebrated harbour of Ha moaze. This body of troops will be the first rein forcement thrown into Plymouth in case of invasion. He reports them extremely effective in general, andl some of them to be in the highest state of discipline . a. The latter corps arc said to be entered in the Comman der in Chiefs Office of tke Western District, in this city, - as the first to be called. on for service in case of emertritep MARRIFD. At St James's Church, l.itutcnant•C:olonel Ilyng, of. the Third Gli to lilt:3 lames, 41:COU1 daughter of Sir Walter Jann:>, mid niece to Earl Camden. 1)IL V. Tuesday se'unight, at Pritri near Dublin, tle Right Honour able Lady Tyrawley, daughter of the late a. Levenge, Esq. Calverstown, county of Kiklare. -Her Ladyrldis landed property, which is very considerable, it is supposed, devolves to the Coun tess of Granard. _ _ _ Sunday se'nnight, at the College of Arms, rfter a long illness, the Lady of Sir Isaac Heard. Garter Principal King of Arms. At his house, in Mountjoy-square, Dublin, Sir Broderick Chin nery, of Flintfield, Baronet. At Leslie, on the hat inst. the Rev. Mr. George Willis, in the 8::d year of Ids age, and 49th of his ministry. At Berwick,' Mr. Andre* Anderson,cabinct maker, aged 20. His death was occasioned by his accidentally cutting his timers se verely with a chisel, while at work n which terminated in a locked jaw, of which be died in most et orienting pain. L. D. Fitch, Esq. of Pall Mall, soddenly, on Friday—i few minutes before he appeared perfectly well, and ate r hearty dinner. Saturday last, John Busby, Esq. of Arundel, Sussex, banker. I ately, at her house in Gay-street, Bath, Mrs. Jeffery, relict of Alderman Bayley, and sister to the long celebrated John 'Wilkes. The under Steward of the Earl of Meath met with a melan choly fate a few days ago, at his Lordship's country residence, Kil ruddery, in the county 06%1414Am Two bulls were lighting fu riously, when the man, whose name was Doogan, going through the place where they were, was gored by one of them in the back, thrown down, and so severely wounded, that, notwithstanding every medical aid and kind attention paid to him by his Lord ship's orders, he survived his wounds but a short rime, and expi red in great agony. At Birmingham, aged 66, Mr. J. Collins, one of thePraprietors of the Birmingham Chronicle, and the facetious author of the Morning Brush. Mr. Collins was a native of Bath, and very early in life made his appearance on the Bath stage where in the pro gress of a few years he filled as great a varlet yof charact.rs as were ever so respectably performed by any actor whatever. Parts id tra-1 gedy, genteel comedy, low comedy, and theuld men and country boys, in farce and operas, were all admirably sustained by him. But the chief merit of Mr. Bins lay in his lyric compositions, and the: feeling, comic, and turaffecteel style, in which he sang them.— Those who have heard his "Down-hill of Life," "The Chapter of King. a " " Golden Days of Good Queen Bess," and scores of similar effusions, will not easily lose the remembrance of the pleasure they afforded. He was the most successful of all George Alexander Stevens's followers, as an original and huntoious Lec turer—by which exertions of his mental poweri, he happily acqui red a competency that made the downhill of his own life sfriouth and comfortable. The. Rev Mr. bAttCLA I PATEN a ANTIIIILIOUs PILLS' IP was a remark of the celebrated Dr..Buchalai Author of the Donieftic Medicine, that complaints of the ftomach and bowels are the prevailing malady of this country which lay the foundatinn of the more formidable and fatal dif eafes ; that the perfon who could difcover for the relief and cure a fife and infallible remedy would perfutm a molt important crevice to fociety. That dire-every :bas row been made in tie Patent Antitilious Fills of the Rev. Willikm . narelay,the extenEve Lle of which, and the high eftimation in whiSh they are defervedly held. fias confiderably leffened the :amber of there complaints ; and bids fait. n a ftiort time, to be the n.cens of entirely eradicating them. • 'I bele Pills have a tittick and fate operation, they ad powerfully and fpeelfirallf oil the hilk,and thus remove the numerous dirt:alas conneded with it.fick bead:whim, flauilenec, liver complaiats,jaun. dice, nervous diforders . front indigeftien &c. They are the met valuable family'nfedicine Eithetto offered to the Public and the Proprietor is lueporestd S the melt refpedieble evidence of the ' first cbaradlers orths. Noaillty and others, that they have nem been•adminiftered to any escrion without giving certain aid fpnaly rdk.f, and in the end completing a cure 'I his: medicine, having been ufed with fuceefs,is reset !. mended - by-the following ellitinguithed Perfunagti The Right How-V ffPount DILLON • . . The Liard'ili(hop of BATH and WELLS . . Sir JOHN HONE 11WOU 1); Met. MP.forHonitnn . • Sir . sTevHEN for Pcurses . . • THOMAS A NStaN, Efq. MP. fen Litchfield. . . JAMES AMYA'rr. Efq. M.P. lor,Southameton • . s 'NICHOLSON CALVERT. Efq. M.P. for Hertford EDMUND BOEHM. Efq. Hew-ilrect, Spring-gardella THOMAS •HAMMER.S.LEV, Fig Pall-Mall .. • G. W. DIcK t ES,•Efq.. Frivate Secretary to tbe Archbilhup 01 Canterbury • • The Rtv. Mr. DIMOCK; Librarian to,tbe Archhifilop , • • CECIL i WARES (*ER, Efq. M.P. for Wenlock Said whelefale and retail by Mr. Butler, ho. chraisfeht e , corner of Paternofterarow ; aud retail by MeXichy, Stafford !freer, Old Bond ftreet ; Mr. Stratton, Leiceftec-fquarea Baiter, Hire. ; burgh, and Giafgew ; and by all reipedable Vcederajle To‘lee• and Country. . • • - . • . - • A Caution—Obferve the name of William Barclay itengravec on the (tamp, whkii is affieNl txt the outfide wrappe:rof eXces bon ; all not to flawed are a daugerous imitation. Price sa and la. per boa, with ampledireelions. IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. • • i - HE At vantazellie Public Must always derive •- 1 - from 'regularly edtkated professionil turn 'directing *llll4 exclusively their studies to one species of malady; was never most clearly demouatrated than by the unexampled success which : has attended.the &link:nu - anon of their new remedy, and the extrani , dinary cures it has performed. Fur a long series of y ears, Merin.. Cuaxii. anti Co. Surgeon , formerly in his Majesty ' a service, have made the Venereal Inteice the particular object of their investi nation, and are happy in having discovered a medicine sup:l-Weil mercury in the cure of that complaint; it is sufficient to ebiserc'e that the effecie of.this remedy are diametrically opposite to their of mercury, fur though it completely eradicates every vestige et i • the virus, in its most eonfinnedstagesoeet it does hot in the leers Injure the constitution ; •on the contrary, it renovates the s rtens lin all its natural functions, promotes spruce, and facilitates tree gestion: thus uottead of reducing a strong and vigorous coestitii tints to the frigtstfel 'condition that mercury does, it not only get serves that constitution In its primitive state, but ninres a ticalf and debilitated nee tq,its natural strength and vigour. Neeler less instances are oa recent record of the superior efficacy of this medicine, its it:benne and specific virtues acting us 'a perpetual DR. FahltMAN'S GUTPA SALL/ FARIS. , corrective to bodily ,debility, -whether proceeding front an excess of-conjugal or illicit pleasure, or from the more insidious, thoulis THE value of this Infallible Medicine has been of not less diestrectiveeindulgenee. of ineeutious youth of both sesais long proved, that nothing of the prefent day can hear a in a certain perviaieirs habit. Atniehe•the melancholy variety of competition with it in all the different Rages of a certain Difeak, disorders which are the conseiltience of i thie solitary vice, there ire which it effectually cures and eradicates from the habit. without none more afflicting than that,distressing state of debility and dc. exciting the painful feelings and expofere that attends falivation, • ficiency which prevents or embitters the matrimonial state without debilitating the cos flimeion in any degree, or even re•- the unhappy suffererbroods ever his misfortune, ashamed k re quiting confinement from bufinefs, or reltridlion in diet- The lief, until he is reduced to such a state of weknees as to render radical virtues of there ineftimable Drops have proved their claim a ma lit. oppressive. *fti such persons it muff be a consoling ref EC to public approbation fur more than thirty years. lo 211 the de [ion to know, that they may now, by a new biLUible made of bilit yof both fetes, they prove a never failing reftorative, whce treatment, be restored to that greatest of aS bunutu blcssings, a ther the debility Is*produecd by too free ufe of Mercury, Illicit strong, manly lent vigorous motivation.. pleafures, or the effeda of a warm climate to travellers, and thou l, In all cases of debility, deficiency, from whatever cauiearisieg, Ong abroad. They cannot he recommended too neon& to thofewho will receive a Cafe. fecriy, and Co4l3llCte care in all Old as wen as in every species of venereal infection, ' Mee se.. Currie and co. may be consulted by patients of either act with - the ftubbortt Glens, and every weaknefs that areas the [.ladder and greatest secrecy and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hutt organs of urine. By its efficacy many women have bee ,me mo Gardcat. Patients in the country describing the particulars et there, who for years had been deprived of that haepinels. • Sold wholefale and retail at Mr. Sutler's, No• 4, Chiarfide eon- the their complaints, by fetter post paid , enclosing a B erth nete t #ll have the necessary medicine and advice sent to any part or ner Paternotter•row, and retail by &lam, Portfinouth. Welton; kb, g d ora . Noslo7. Hatton Garden Portfea Whit and Rogers. Plymouth; Peck, Hull; Calwell, Deb- ' lin; filaxle.r, and Macdonald, Glafgow ; Easter, Smith and Man- LONDON: I'rinted and published by LEVEL KENT, of La,a• derton, Edinburgh , and by snoit country medicine ster.dess, In I terbury Place, Lambeth) at the Sraa-Orrtes, Nat, Cater beetles, at at. 9d. each, with ample &edam. Greet. Published also at the SrawsOrrace, TemrL-Bar, MOH WATER Al' LONDON 131411 6 )OE TO-MORROW. Morning l6 minutes after R Afternoon 44 minutes after 9 • • MESS RS.LEIGH and Co. Surgeons, confine their attention to the treatment of certain Complaints, contracted in an unguarded hour, and that Debility wl.ichsis caused by youth ful habits. Mr. I.Eicit having been engaged in this exclusive branch for the last eleven years in this house, it is presumed that the advantage of such expel ierce gives the utmost success to that assiduity with which they .levotst thunFAves to the Cure of these Complaints.—ln .7.11 cases of recent occurrence the cure is speedy, and pain and danger are equally avoided. In every clmplicated case, and in those .distressing deficiencies, which ate the rouse quences.of youthful imprudence, or the enervating indol7ences of maturity in warm climates, their mode of treatment ensures a safe and permanent restoration to vigorous health. The terms are stated on the first interview, or in answer to letters, containing a hank note, and In every case the must inviolable secrecy is ob. servistio.l.l9,.krundel-strect, near Temple Bar. There is aneuldirional entrance In Water-street atljciiring. BUTLER% CELEBRATED RFSIDRATIVE TOO IN POWDER. BE AU rY of Countenance, • and regularity of En.* nurcs, are allowed to distinguish the British Fair; bet the, Proprietor of IbUTI.F.R's To:yr H YOWL/ER would beg leave' to recairtr his Country-women that the Imtre et' their Charms Imes half Its influence where the, Teeth are discoloured, or chew a rotten and unhealthy appearance.—this is the more inexcusable, as ' the' prMent prsiparation affords the infallible means of removing every blemish of the enamel, and is safe in its application, being composed of Vegetables. It is recommended to the attention of all ranks, as clearing away every imperfection,k-ither in the colour, or the decay of the enci.nul of the Teeth, as rendering thejireath sweet and delecta ble, aid making the Gums of their proper shape and vermillion hoe ; and a certain preventive against the Tooth-ache. No cony. position of this kind ever brought forward to publie notice, has net such universal approbation ; and the Proprieto r has to boast that it is in daily arc of Royalty itself. . . Sold, wholesale and retail, by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cheapside; corner of Paternoster-row • and retail, by Crisp, corner of Spring Gardens; Pitkling, 76, Oxford-street; Clarke, 36A, •Borough ; Baxter, Edinburgh and Glasgow and bt most Country Medicine Venders and Perfumers, in boxes at es. 9d. elth: - • L... siM l O l JO" VIP I 3AL'E BY AUCTION. CAPITAL MANSION, GROSVIXOR-SQUARE By Mr. ROBIN* On the Premises, on Tlaunday, the 2cl at Übe, at One a peremptorily, A,• TRULY DESIRABLE LEASEHI ESTATE; comprising a Noble Elegant VAN, Amsted in Groavenor.square, lately altered, repaired; and b lied at a considerable expence, presenting a elnydpitiy anti, dente, planned for the atconurto.lation of a Family at the Distinction, with a large Gsnlen, Coach-houses, and Stable. House contains in the Attics, at large Itonnis second spacious bled-chaii.b. n, two Dressing-rowns, and Maid's t."' on the principal 11 ow. a suite of superrbrawing sooms dimensions, tni4sed with enriched (Amite and Ceilings; some Marble Ohirnyi-pieces, and Trends Windows. opcni: a Baiclity or sixtpie. tett feet, neatly the whole front of the ► Waiting-roome.nd Waftee-clout ;Ground Pleor,estensive Room, 40 feet by 24, Ilbraey, Gentleman's Dressing-room Water-clvet. capital Bili r t l fast , -rwini, Morning-Morn and lour, prtocipal arid secor ir • •Stairtase ; basement contains t Anil (Hikes of misty - dtiKontination, judicimeiv planned, end Enid ny with every 'convenience for a lame esta'tdismeot ; .Macho! Offices, a specious Ititcheit,l,ardem, lVash-'vase, Laundry, its/ Maid's-rontn, CoatTatdts, and ' To be viev..ed by 'rickets; 'particulars on the prernises, at the Suh,cription Houses fit. James's-street ; Coffee-hous.:2, ; ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwiak-itreet, Golden-scluare. This day WWI published in London, by J. Johnson Si, ts au ?. Church-yard,3. Stockdale, Pall Mall, and Gilbert Ltd 'lod g e s . Dublin, AN ENQUIRY into the lIISTORY of TITHE. its influence upon the Agriculture, Population, and Mends of !rebind; with a Han for niod,ifying that System and pros/din g zn adequate Maintenance for. the Catholic and Presbytaina Liergy. " You ail( perhaps , wine sect , what chief I own: . . rat of all sects, but bJiairly sworn to none." - - Francis Irtersce, first etrisie. '1 'HOSE Cases that yielfetllast year to the boleti. vial effects of SPILSBURrS•PATENT ANTISCOR/11%, TIC DROPS, a remedy of Thirty Year aad upwards in refuse for the Cure of Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatism, Scrophula, :lemma Irritations, and obstructed Circulation of Bile, &c. will find it ne cessary at this period of the ycaetorecer again so the u , ..0 of this Metlicistevin order to present the iystem again being visited by a return of the aldcornplaints. This httdicine is now sold in bottles of Ss. 6d.• double bottles 10..„;' and ,Iseger 11. 'as. duty included, having the words, uc ctr King's l'atent, expres,ed on the bottle, bill of directions, anti out , sida wrapper. 'l'll King's duty also is.printed in black ink. An allowance of fid. in each hottEt, on taking half a WliffELlAirk:N. TO S. SOLCIIIO X, ESQ.M. D. LIVERPOOL. SIR —I have the satisf.tction to assure you, that your Medicine, the Cordial Baba of Gilead, has nut sale- • servudly gained so great reputation in the vicinity of Whitens-At: Many cases could be adduced wherein it hat beta highly effica cious : among the rest, a Gentleman of my acquai stance waited upon me, and entreated that I would make you acquainted With the wonderful cure he had experienced by the use of a few bate.* of it, which he purchased frma me. His complaint was of a bler• vous kind, and of many years standing ; and, thou•zh tinny cense- • dies had been unsuceraully tried, nothit g but the Balm of Gileal produc , Al tilt happy change in his whale system, which be Ir.ll f3r many yeari3ought in vain. If further in'orrnation is nrcerstaty, you may refer any respectable enqu;rer, Ly letter, poi: raid, to your most obedient bumble servant, WILI.IAM AIT IN. Whitehav The Cordial Balm of Gilead may be had of e% try re,:pectabei Medicine Vender in the united Kingdom. r. (OLD wan, I bratter It trti- Le Fine Mrs ; the ionr, air (Jose; if-ft of Ivry. A LA IX Id peninr bocAt ; 000 re Earir 00111 ard and Paz- 114" ins roams