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.PO.E TR T. QDE TO THE HEROES OF THE PRESENT TIME. Crows of oak an.l laurel bring, Strew w*th branching palm the ways, Twee your harps •ymphonious, slt:g Sorgt o triumph, sonts o' praise. Hail the chiefs, the patriots hail, Wk. their fors in arms assa.l; And, their native land to free, Welcome death er victory Children, join a natiosea voice, Mat•ass. hear—rt:loice, rejoice; Would you rich and happy be, Welcome peace and liberty ! Crowns of oak and myrtle bring, Strew with branching palm the ways; T. your harps symphonins, sing Songs of triumph, sap of praise I Who deserves the civic wreath Who to all the cantle chair ? Feast from sald—sweet perfumes breathe—. And all that honour gives, to share 1 The brave, the brave, the patriot brave, Who arms, his country's rights to save 1 Who deserves the chace to Om? Wko to dwell in groves serene, Build his hut, an prune his vine, And trim his porch`with olives green ? The brave, e brave, tilt patriot brave, Who arms, hi. c untry's rights to save ! FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR OFFICE, SEPTEM B R 6, 1814. s GARRISON 5. &feral Geor;e Don to be Li-u.ettant-Governor of Gibraltar, vice Lieutenant-General Campbell, deceased. cram. Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Gregory H. B. Way, of the 29th Foot, to be Deputy Adjutant-General to the Forces serving in North Butain. vice Macdonald, who resigns. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Thomas Bond and John Bond, of Marton, Yorkshire, cotton manufacturers, trading in the firm of Thomas and William Bond, froth Sept. ZO, to Nov. 9, at ten, at the Black Horse Inn, in Skipton. Matthew Barnard Harvey, of Witham, Essex, and John Whit tle Harvey. late of Hadleigh-Hali; Essex, bankers, dealers and chapmeu, (tarrying on business as copartners, at Rochford and Billericay), from Sept. 9, to Oct. 22, at ten, at guildhall, London. George' Jackson, of Swan-strect, Kent-Road, Surrey, meatman ani: flour factor, from Sept. 10, to Oct 29, at ten, at Guild ba 1, London. William Turkington, of Grove-Mill, near Leeds, Yorkshire, wool-dealer, from Sept. 10, to Oct. 29, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Semteth Cockerel! Mackenzie, late of Fmeh-lane, London, Bill and insurance broker, from Sept.• 10, to Oct. 4, at ten, at GuiWIWI, London. BANKRUPTS. George Pullin Hinton and David Thomas, now or late Of Bristol, wholesale chemists and patent ivory-black-manufaci•urtrs, dea lers. chapmeti, and c•-partners, to surrender Sept. 22, 23, and Oct 18, at ten, at the Commercial-Rooms ' Small-street, Bristol. Attormes Messrs Bourdillon and Hewitt , Little Friday•street, Lon don; or Mr. William Beene, Wine-street, Bristol Waiatu Warren, of Manchester, Lancashire, and also of Wood street, Lotulon, horstodealer, carrier, dealer and Chapman, Sept. 24, 28, and Oct. 18,,at -wo. at the Mosley Arno Inn, Manchester. At tore es, Messrs. Hewitt and Kirk, Manches ter ; or Mr. Philip Herd, Temple, London. Query Ratford, and Robert Manley, tailors, drapers , dealers and chapmen, Sept. 13, 27, and Oct. 18, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. A•torney, Mr. Edmund Walker, 55, Chancery lane, or Exchequer-t ace, Linceln's-Ino. William Liston, of Warminster, Wiltshire, linen-draper, dealer and eisapman, Sept. 26, 27, and Oct. 18, at eleven, at the George Inn. in Frome-Setwood, Suntersetshire. orelei, Mr. Gilbert R °non.. of Frome-Selwood oe Messrs. William and Edward Ellis, Hatton Qarden, London. Sohn Faulkner, Anne Atkinson, William Atkinson, and An thony Atkinson, now or late of Crutched-Friars, London, merchants and partners, (carrying on trade under the firm dr Join Faulknerand Co.),.Sept. 20, Oct. 1, and 18, at ten, at Gtuldhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Tom li nson., Thom son, and liaker Copthail-court, Throgrporton-street. fames `!'regent and James Peter "'regent, of Birmingham, War wickshire, auctioneers, upholsterers, dealers, chapmen, and late copartners, Sept. 27, at five , Sept. 28, and Oct. 18, at twelve, at the Rein Deer Inn, in orcester. Attornies, Mr. Francis Dinky, Pershore, Worcestershire; or Mr. Philip Hurd, 7, King's Bench Walk, Intel-'Temple, LondOn. Thomas Yoting, of Milvertor, and Robert Young, of Taunton, Somersershire, bankers and copartners, Sept. 13, Oct. 2, and 18, at ten, at the .Castle lon, In 'I aunton. Attornies, Mr. Het:is, Staple.lnn, London; or Messrs! Brad and ittles, Honiton, Devonshire.. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. Sept. 30, John Seaffer, London-road, floor-cloth-manufacturer, at ten. Oct. 29, Thotnas Goodall, •Philpet-lane, &c. merchant, ' at eleven. Oct. 11, Thomas Blackburn, Mount-street, master- Mariner, at eleven. Sept. 12. Edward Adams, Whiten:nix* greet, bit-maker, at twelve. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.. Sept. 80. Francis Jackson, jun. Great Drlffield, drunter, .att, 'eleven, at'the Neptune, Hull. Sept. 41, David RusseU, 'Lineman, at twelve, at the Greyhound, Bath. getoher 12, Ste- Rphen Hall, Bristol, ironmonger, at twelve, at the Commercial R o om., pistol. Sept. Mt, William Harnett, sen. Canterbury,; earlier, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Sept. 28, Win. rarnett, jun. Aintonry, near Canterbury, tanner, at eleven, at Ire Guildhall, Can . erbury. Sept. 27, Henry Brown, Tyne:south,. atitp-eviner, at eleven, at the Commercial kiotel, North Shields. October 1, 'fbos. Judklns, Chewer, linen-draper, at ten, - at the White Lion, Chester . Oct. 1. Thomas Herbert, Se aford, butcher, at airmen, at the White Hart, Lewes. Oct. IS. John Mem, • Rieewich, mobster, at eleven, at the Swan, Birmingham. Oct. ap. Thomas Pinchio, Stockton; spirit.uterchant, at twelve, at the Stack Lion, Stockton. Oct. 3. John Jones, Chester, linen-draper, Of ten, at the White Lien, Chester. CERTIFICATES, SEPTEMBER 27. Robert Crawfard, Neweastle-upon-Tyne, grocer. • Saul Mer- - - - decal Solomon, Birmingham, pencil maker. Robert Needham, Manchester, merchant. William 'Townsend, Bristol, haberdasher. James Pr ettly, Chipping Norton, curlier. William Hengham, Viarrtnycn, joiner. Wen.lackson, Brauinarsh. Isaac Thompson, [ethic Grove, merchant. Joseph kitam, Yen k-creet, merchant, DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. • Blackburn and Ma llinson, 11 Itfrtz , ears-makers: Kitching yid Fordt•am, South Audiey-street, surgeons. Seymour and Os fry, millers. Lange and Lespinasse, Brosd-street, Illerchants. J. and W. Parrott, Wotton-Unierwomi, graziers. T. and D. Sharp, Ramsey, bankers. Rossow and Paterson, St. Swithin's-laite, brokers. Wilson and Coupland, Sculeoates, raff- Oierehants. By and Holland, Sr. Duncan 's-hill, spirirAnerchants. Osborne and Netileship, St.usliwarlt, grocers. Jackson aid Pince, • Liverpool. W. and H. Cliife, Glasgow. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. • Spitfire, for Dani;ir ships detained at Sheerness in 1847, on 'tidal , . at No. 1, lanies•strtet, Adelphs; recalled . Wednesdays and Fridays, for three months. Ofßcers and privateeof the 62d regiment of foot, on board the Than.es at the capture of ten gun-boa:a on the coast of Calabria, • bloveserher 4, 'lsis, on Friday, at its, Essex-street, Strand; re -4aßed I ussdays and Fridays, for three months. . Ripper, for Spersids brig bsrcelone, on Friday, at 18, George or a, lyniouth ; recalled'Mothlays and 'Thursdays. N ‘ a,eais, TRevei.atte, at 14(14113. Amanda-street, Stood; *lre magis will be nude. 41,004PdaTIL • Mummy's manner-of •litrisg since he toot posses-1 sion of his little Empire, is thus deveribed in sr com purnication letely received from a Gentleman, who was of aparty (three in numbet), that sailed from Leghorn the latter end or July, on an excursion to the Islaiid Of Elba " Atter binding at Porto Ferrajo, we were desired to give in writing our names, to explain the nature of our business at Elba, to what nation we belonged, and from whence we last came. These requisitions being complied with, -we were very hospitably re ceived, and commodiously lodged in the town. It fortunately occurred, that on walking into the coun try the next !pluming, we were overtaken by the Eat- PERM and two of his attendants, who were on horse back. He stopt, saluted us with great affability and politeness, and then proceeded on his tour. During the ten days we remained on the Island, we had fre quent opportunities of seeing and conversing with this extra, rdinary character, whose hatred to the English, we understood, was implacable. The in'aa bitants informed us that Islarot.zosi generally rises at an eariy hour,, and frequently visits the extre mities of his dominions before dinner. In his peram bulating excursions he mai ks with great care such spots of ground as appear capable of agricultural im provement ; and where he conceives fortifications will be necessary, to protect the coast against the Barbary' corsairs, whose sudden attacks andidreadful excesses the inhabitants have frequently experienced. If the weather proves unfavourable he /utiles to his study, 'and will seldom speak to any one until dinner is. an-1 nounced.. In the course of the afternoon be enjoys the-conversation of those friends who have followed him into exile, and seems to feel a particular satisfac tion in examining and contrasting the different forms of Government that prevailed in .former ages, and those which now regulate the. European nations. During a conversation which he held with us a few days before our departure, he declared that he thought the English nation had reached the summit of human greatness, and might be fairly considered, at this day, i the most enlightened and powerful nation of the earth, although the population of Great Britain, including Ireland, did not, as he underst,mid, reach quite to 17 millions. He seemed totake great pleasure in speak ing of the Duke of WELLINGTON, whose capacity, tary acquirements, firmness and conduct in the field, he thought was never exceeded by arty Commander of the present age, nor those who flourished in the proudest era of the Grecian or Roman history." BONArARTE is forming a printing establishment a Elba. The types, presses, &c. have been ordered from the adjacent Continent. It is believed, that he addition to The Memoirs of his own Lite," which will be printed there, he intends, in imitation of the other Sovereigns of Europe, to publish a Court C:aerile. By the report it appears that, in the regular army, during the year 1811, the deaths were 13,476, and the desertions 5,t;72; in the militia, deaths 977, de sertions 2,015. In 1812, in the regular army, deaths 16,409, desertions 6,004 ; militia, deathc 990, de sertions 1,367. In 1813, deaths 18,015, desertions 6,284; militia, deaths b7O, desertions 1,363. The Reports of the Commissioners for executing the Acts relative to the Improvement of Westminster, containing the accounts of their receipt and expendi ture from May the Bth, 1811, to December the 31 st, 1812, are printed by order of the House of Commons. It appears that, from May 8; 1811, to April 27, 1812, their receipts, consisting of 81,434., balance remain. ing in the Bank, of cash under the King's warrant, £14,545; £1,995 from sale of old materials, and from divers rents, aMounted to £18,383 6s. Bd. Their out-goings in Me same period, for compensa tions for different interests affected by the alterations, surveyors' charges of near Jaw, and a bill for law business of £766, were less than their receipts by tire stint of £1,318 left in Vie Bank. From April 27, to December 31, 1812, 'their receipts were £6,436, including cash under a warrant for £4,436. Their out-goings in the same period kit a balance in the Bank of £1,645. The produce of the sales of the buildings pulled down, was £1,995 ss. Bd. Receipts from D-cetither 81, 1812, to December 13, 1813, were £3,473 12s. The disbursements including two law charges, one of £5OO, and another of £655, were 82306 18s. Then follows the constot'of the Trea sury to a grant of land for the Westminster Free School, and for the removal of St. Margaret's watch home, to the New Way, Almonty, the parish of St. Margaret paying £l5O towards the expense. Their Lordships decline purchasing the new Court-house, but recommend the removal of the portico from the South to the East side of that building, and undertake to pay the expense. The vacant space to the East and' West of the Court-house is to be inclosed and 1 planted. Thursday the ground was staked out for the new ' goal and county buildings at Pirth. A new bridge was lately erected over the Tweed at Drumelzier, of wood, with landstools of m ison work, and tresses of cast ii , at to support the miOdle. There being no bridge on the river nearer than Peebles, this one promised to be of great utility, being supposed strong enough for people on horseback. Tuesday se'nnight one of die rapid floods, so common to this river, washed away one of the landstools, which led to the destruction of the whole bridge. CORONEWS TNQUEST.—Yesterday an inquest was held at the Light-house, Orange-court, Leicester square, on the body of an unknown female, which was Lund in the bacon, in the Green Park, on Monday morning. The only evidence adduced was J. Ward, who deposed, that he was reading at the Green•Paik Lodge, and saw many persons collected mund the house, some of whom said that a female was seen in the bacon. Witness got up and saw the body floating, and drew it to the margin of the Reservoir; be then discovered that the vital spark had been lbng extin guished ; he laid her on a seat, and went to St. Mar tin's work-house for a shell, into which the body was placed.—Verdict—Found drowned. An inquest was held on Wednesday last, before J. BURNHAM, Esq. on the body of a young woman, servant to Mr. W. Langton, of Cippenham Green, near Burnham, Bucks ; when it appeared in evidence that the young woman, having some cutaneous erup tion, avas recommended to take a few doses of Ep som salts, and that by mistake oxalic acid was admi nistercdb instead, which occasioned her death is atom hours. Verdict—Accidental Death. . POLICE. •• . HATTON GAIDEN.-.l 49ffiat ElGott was brought up yesterday for examhlation, charged on suspicion of having stolea a large gm intity of bricks, the property of Mr. John Scott, out (f a brick field, near Ball's- Pond, in May last, The prisoner was remanded for further examination. Joseph Martin was brought up in the custody of Cooke and Mathews, t:!e two officers who apprehen ded him, charged on suspicion of having beets con cerned with two others in committing a street rob bery. Cooke sutra, that an Irishinan, just arrived in town, was met, a few days ago, in Long-lane, by three men, two of wbom held him by the arms, whilst the other ran off with his box, and that when they supposed he was stifficiently long gone, they left the man and ran off different ways. The unfortunate Man called at this Office and related his story, and described one of the persons, who, he said, was the only one he could swear to ; he said that he had the appearance of a stable boy, and wore a striped waistcoat with white sleeves to it, which description answered the prisoner, and , was the cause of his being apprehended. The officer stated, that the man who was robbed was now at Gravesend, turd that it was uncertain when he might be in town, inconsequence of which the prisoner was diccharged, on giving suf ticient bail to appear on a future day to Answer the charge. - Union Hat.L.--Yesterday John King was charged by Mr. Herring, of Xlentiali Town, w.th stealing a great coat. Mr. Herring slated, that he was at Peck•' ham during the fair, and bad put his great coat into a small stable at the Inn where his horse- was, and having d'ne so locked the door, and put the key in his pocket. Soon alter the pi isoner, who is a profes. sor of ground and lofty tumbling, slight of hand, and other arts which occasionally amuse and entertain the public, and who formed a very prominent member of Mr. Saunders's company, came to the prosecutor and requested to have the key of the stable, as he wanted to feed Mr. Saunders's wonderful great &de learned poney, which was standing there; the key was given tc ; he fed the poney and returned the key. On going to the stable a little time afterwards, however, Mr. Herring missed his great coat, and his suspicions fell on - Mr. King,who, notwithstanding his assertions of innocence, was fully committed for trial. QUIREN-SQUARE.—William Washington Thompson, alias William Henry Thompson, charged on a former day, on suspicion of having robbed Mr. Francis' Dukes, landlord of the Rose and Crown public house, Downing -street, of All in bank notes, by stealing the same out of n chest in Mr. Dukes's apartment, was again brought to this Office yesterday, in custody and ironed, the case having stood aver in consequence of Mrs. Dukes's illness, occasioned by the robbery.— Mr. Dukes stated, that the notes of which he had been robbed consisted chiefly of twos, fives, tens, and a twenty ; but, unfortunately, he could not swear to any of them, he never having taken any numbers.— The Magistrates said he was very wrong in not taking the numbers of large notes, as they might be so easily registered, there being printed books tor the purpose. Mr. Dukes added, that he thought fie should be able to bring the robbery home to the prisoner, by proving the, it:2o note, for he had changed it a short time since for a Gentleman belongirg to :he Foreign 0 ifvo, 'mho was out of town at present,.but who wouht retuin in a few days. He, therefore, begged of the Magis trates, in order that he might have the ben , fit of this witness's evidence, that the prisoner might be reman ded for a few cl:tys. The prisoner had lodged iG his house for a month without ever paying any Ong lodgings ; and he was now prepared to show that the young man at the Bar was a • very bad character— that he had been a thief since he was ten•years of age. The Magistrates ordered the prisoner to be rema.nded accordingly, and to be brought , up next week, when , Mr. Dukes could procure his witness- GUILDHALL.— Yesterday from fifteen to twenty pri soners were examined, charged with picking pockets in Bartholomew Fair, or apprehended on suspicion, having watches, silk handkerchiefs, &c. in their pot sessi,m, of which they could give no satisfactory count. They were sent to Bridewell for one month, to receive the correction of the house. The well known practice of bustling was carried on with its usual effect, by gangs of five or six in number, from which it was difficult for the officers to. make theirse lection, so as to mark the possession of the property with the ideatiiy of the thief—it bein g c , generally han ded over to the rest, at the instant the officers pro ceeded to search. MA rtLEOROUGIPSTRUT.—WiIIiant Franth was yes-' terday charged with robbing Juhn Hobbs, a lAbourer in Bedfordshire, of a purse, containing 255. at Kemp ton, on the borders of Hertfordshire, twelVe months since. It appeared by the statement of the prosecu tor, a man advanced in years, that he met the priso. nor on the day of the robbery, and tcok him home to breakfast with him. Previous to leaving his home, Hibbs counted. 255. into a bag, and took out v. him. The prisoner accompanied him, and in crossing a field, the former took the bag containing the money from him, with violence, and made off. The prisoner was not seen again until yesterday morning, when the prosecutor discovered him sitting in a booth at Barnet Fair, and caused him to be apprehended. The offen der confessed himself to be the person who had com mitted the robbery. He was fully committed for trial at the next Assizes at Hertford. ANTISOUTHCOTTONIAN,-...071 Sunday last one I‘l. Hollis took his station opposite the Chapel of M. Tozer, in Duke -street, St. George's.fields, and coni , menced a most eloquent address to the multitnde, which had congregated opposite the gates ; in the course of which he inveieed with great violence against Johanna, whom he pronounced an imp ostor . The Chapel having been closed Mr. Tozer deemed it wise to send for an Officer, by whose assistance the encroacher was conducted to the watch-house, where he stated himself to be " a servant to the Most High Goa;" that he lived in Fitzroy-row, Fitzroy-square, and gained a livelihood by clearing shoes and carry ing water for the inhabitants of that neighbourhood ; that about a fortnight ago, the Word of the Lotto came to him, signifying that Johanna was a false pro phetess, and he had affixed a notice to a watch-boz, near the Chapel, to the same effect, adding, d , Cursed be the hand that is lifted up to pull it down." On being taken before Mr. CHAMBERS, the Magistrate, he was committed for wain of sureties . ;'.71 7 1 1 k1 . . • • • MAiRIED. • At Glasimio, es thoff966 Wt John Nseli, lo t h to Atargoret, sec.osol atoughicr of tiae Litt Waltrt Bic: Lg. Greenock. At the Biro ( Ilowits , a+, on the 22.! Mirch last, n It, wsui, o r ai l. 04, m erc y ire. to wait awn:l:er c ivhil rid s r . Esq. one (itches hilegirtraies of that Ogee. D1P.117. At For, 'ar, on the 20. h ult. Julia Wait, IA of ales Pry von of risr. ' • A t n e lt uct . on the "_7th silt Mr. J ihn Rob. rnosi eldest semi of Mr. Al,tatider M a ck iy, peon-r, At Rotictinham, oti the t Via uk. id her Am year, Miry An. dalusia, nannies. Itendlesliant, wi of Lord Resolleciam - Sept. I'd, et his son's.at h s. tilth year W. FA. wards, Eng. tisa37 Tagil Aectsitutant•Cseurral 14 the 9ank of England. Thursday. at R yds,' In the isle'llf W>gh•." Pc'estin: B alfry, Eag. of I;raddei . kant, Flues.. li e 1 0 couiVained in a -light initoposition UR the preventing cventu z , though IDK of such a ' , attire as to ally •us a arm so htnnwlf.isr kis fyi.jodn; bus..wiwn his set vaitten oval ins coal:111i.. on the fisitowitig ruorn ngle a eqepsc !• • Au3ll.t gOth agoi 44, klooi 1 1 .0.45. 'milliner. of Emir. She wasitriitinetct ktalth at the-losisateed estowlivo.ir, and, with a few friends, wa, just ati.iut to pro: red to CAR t to attend the ceremony of a c*, ri.tutiti ; bat while in the act of kissing the chill, she dropped dowu and ..tpit;edintineslianty. SZGA-7/ T' Al.UAt3l.$ ML'3SiC N. HE Value at Di: 11111111AN'S GOTTA SA it - rialtlit, has beed so long Provod, that nothing of the Fresein dap can bear a competition with it. in all the different wages 07 a certain , disease ; which it effectually cures and eradicates from the habit, without exeitii,g at- painful feeling. aol exposure thaa at-ends hout debilitating the comt.tution In any degree, or even re<juiring coafinement from business or restrica eon of diet. The radtcallnrtues of these 4osistiniablv Drops twe e ;Toyed their claim to public approbation fur so re Nan 3., yea's. In all the debilitrof both sexes they prove a ntvrt-f .it'ng recto. rative—whethfr the debility is produced by too free use of aver. curt', by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm climate. travellers and thole going abroad, they cannot be recommended too strongly, as they. will receive. a.tife, speedy, and complete cure, in all old stubborn alerts, and ey weakness the. affects the bladder and organs .01 urine. By i:s eff.coty many women have become mothers, who for many years had be.itu deprived 01 that happine.s. Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Metier's, No. 4, Cheapside, the turner of Wit. Paul's C'hureh-yard; and retail, by Brian' and :harp, Port/on:lath ; I {all & Johnsen, Gosport; Alit. att , Weston, Mallory, a:•:1 Joree, Perttra Trewman,. Exeter ; Cookw'ortly, Gl-nvi le, Gilbert, and Howland,- l'efinouth ; Nei/lien", Dab. lin ; Baxter and 111:tc.louabl, Glints* ; ktnith, /vlanderson, Scott, at! Reab urn, hdib;..rgit ; Crut well, Bath ; Kos, & Peck, r Hull; White, lsrighton ; Rut erts, Seldon, and !tuff, Cheltes. ham; Gregsou and rsillinge, Edwards and Penny, Liverpoig; *Mt:, an.! I.ypch, M.inclets er; Norwich; Knott kid Lloyd, Eami:lgtiam ; Grer.ot y, lirizitton ;. and =oat Mediche Veu :ere, is bottles, at t:s ncl. 's. 6.1. au 11th. RINUV A I'ED HLALfkI. TT has been too frequently the sullieet of just an& general reprobation . that men destitute of the elements of the medical art have offered-these elves a- candidates ter public pas tronage in the profession of Physic. Fur the purpose of doing just. lice to the revolt of our studies load exprnence, and to prevent us from being classed among those empiric* whose impudent pre tensions have, unfortunately tor socnety, been tuo favuurably re. cci led , we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened, e .laotiful statement of our pursuits and acquit - einem& After having received a regular medical education, as the pupils of !stews Grindal and Bltzard, whose ternires and practice we carefully attended, as Professors and Surgeons of the I.ondoe Hos pice, we entered ourselves as *Arms in that ju-tly celebrated tc . l'uol far nied,cal acqutrentras ' the Ruyal College of Edin burgh, and were instructed +it tl.edifferent branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the Theory and Praet - ce of Physic, Chemistry, Mid wifery, Botany, &c ley those mule= Professors, ths. Mourn, Gregssiy, Black, tiamileon, Duncan, and Rutherford. We trust we shall not be deetned prestnetettitous In saying, then oar proficiency acq..irements arc not inconsi2erable. Hance for a icing series of yean ma VI? N , K Ct k.I I• i .AI Art , s, and the vat lows diseases of DEBILITY, the particular el jest Lt Lur et a !lei and practice, it wit, we biapt- ,be :.bowed t Lae we hart acquired superior knowledge of their trcarmeot and care. in 11,g:ic and recent east 1 of teectlon, a perfect re-estabashment completed in tips short period of twe days, and in those of tke utmost inveteracy, where ether practitioners have failed of sue teas, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatnierit ea sures to the patient a safe and rad•cal cur.. Amidst the melancholy vanity of dis eders which are the if. frets of a habit. long and most unhappily pursued by the youth o; both sexes, char are none more alarming or mire iiistri ss:ng than ttrise deficienceles and debilities which it equendy prevans car em bitter the matrimonial state. suds persona it must he a con soling reflection to know 0 at they may now, by a new and intal lib!e mode of treatment, restored to that greatest of all bunias blessings, a strong, manly, anti vigorous cuuseitta ion. hi all caws of debility, frion whatever came ar.sint s as well 114 iu tVety spe cies of venereal infection, we may be consulted by patients of either sex with the greatest secrecy and holism - . Hours of eon saltation at home from ten to time, attsi trona six in the evenas till ten at 'night. Patients in Use country are reqtrested to state the particulars of their case, age, and general Habit of litrng , &c. Inclusir.g a tenni lance for advice sad niedlcines, when Me same will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so es sintial to our undertakir.g, the postage of letters may be added to the account for merllctnes. CURRIH was: Co. Surgeons, No ms. Hatton Ogaden. NrESS itS. GOSS - and Co. as regular tylemix. rs at the Royal College cf Surgeons ih Loedon, hive ov!ektu‘ly devoted their attention for thole last 17 year. to the eta!), of those disorders which so lie lue-itly embitter, and ton o ten prevent, that inestimable Westing, neatrimoniallelicity. The man roes applications they have hitherto . received from preplan( the first .diseitietiau, and tie uniform success attending heir ste•erlor mole of treatm: nt In tuck complain's, In 'urea them *hut publicly to offer their assistance —ln all ease: of debility or -deficieng, vibe titer re•ul.ing from the too frequency of participating in the gaie ties of a fashionable life, the ttnitounded isadulgenee of or a wren, solitary, mid dettructive h.:bit, which weakeee the energy of the panel, and destroys the flower of you h, by eroducie; sterility in the one sex, and impotence intheetberobey offer a safe and permanent cure. 'l'o dupe who, from such complaints, are prevented entering into the marriage rase, end ashatetd to seek red ef, brood over their infirmitiet In si:ence, it must be consoling to know, however difficult or ineffectual the cure may bo deemed by other practi tioners' that, by a renovating and iota:R.le method, they city restored to a enticed and vigorous cementation. A =elan disorder, frequently contracted its a moment of itahteretion, asst ever, tee* des of Venereal iefection, by a mild and nevi•r-fai i n!, mai of trio• ment, is speeddrand radically removed, without resttaint Is diet or exercise, as also Strictures of the U Clara and G leers which they are ettable:l to care In a ,Lott rzriod, w.thout recourse to the painful, dangerous effects, of lite ; r. ferences of which Csl be g.ven to several Gentlemen of high respoctiibility, who have Wen cured in a very short period, after having laboured ton'..! Stricture* for many years. To storied Fantle', %hose tare" , tations of those tender pledges of comiubial lappiArsa have b. • a defeaed, it may alto be a pka , ing reffsction to Itentr. eat I. a proper perseverance art their tame:dies the general health is id: vatec., wad the impediments removed. Aliases. Goss and Co. exclusives) , professing the care of O• particular complaints, in order that they ma not be rare`: i•y a mistaken few with the obloquy so justly attaclord to the • rant empiric, think it but justice to !licuselvia to --ate tlt. , have been properly educated and initiated into c: ry e • the profession (ccrtidcates o' which !rots elide e.s : : . ' testimonials hum the most eminent Pkysicians, le,: toe. • 'ince any inquirer), that the SIICCtii resetting ft • .r.! th. it se '•••• yours first induced tl.ein to quit the prat ice of the gent ••- titioner, and they presume tl.at their ereiststsions co••••tit t ' ground for the unprecedented cnnfidenee with which they s • by the Public been lionoured. l'itti-nts in the country are requested to rate the par . rlf.eleir cam, age, and manner. of UliOir, roe using a 11.1!4.- for advice and medicines, and the same will lee torivatiled. t* any pan of the kie g d ont . GOiS and Co. Surgeons, 1 it, Putiverltottreet, Fleet.stre.et. NIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO•MIIIROW. Morning 15 mEnutescrer a r Afternoon - 5S riti: , .,re6 .I.er a f LONDON : Printed by Levu- Kest, P ri;-• tt ; &CC; ettbilske:l there, anti at the Save Offace. leo& 14r. . • 't UMBER 8583. pnV,U. AMPHITHP. ATRE, W tinder the Patroesee of their Pn P • rate and Dub. , MR. A STT..EY. Jun. begs to annoone-. that in rim. (nfle3r.r Vtr. Paves. f'-om the T dam. with that pert of the United St Garden Hones. in order to fulfil pr vines to their winter arrangem 'isnot . ; of the Rnyal Amphitheatre any comparison). have an nvportuoi seeing an ateivnblige of Thirty of th exhibited in any Floestrian Theatre wha,ever 1 hey will eltrCtel• varia IVA. NI NG, Sept. 11, FRIDAY, ft, I in addition .o ttte In/lowing postal SECRET MINF. the HINTEI) Danr.re, Comic Songs, and HARL DAUGHTER. Poor; op , Ha'f-oast Five, II Seems' Price Itll'-paet Etpte.trian notion for Ladies ant THF.ATRR OF AIOATOMV. MR. BRODTF, will lx.Rir the THEORY .r.nd PRAC Wedneedsy, the Phis/October. ar TUESDAY, 13th SEPT} DAY OR PR, THIRD and LAST R.or, ALL *I lIE CAPITAL PRIZ 2 2 2 it OJAI. ••••••, 4 •• • ••• •••••••••••• 080 04 0 ••• itA. Ike. Tickets and Shares. warranted RICHARDSON. GO( Contractors for the Lottery. at thei buildings. Cornhill, and f zing the ROYAL EXC HAZARD, BURNE, An the Pulalir, that Ttr►:c ro Lorvaav, Warranted Undrawn, No. 93, ROVAI. Excnrktroa. Loni 11w Whole Of the Cartals ref above 4100 having been Drawn or The Second Day of Drawing wi instant. _ _ _ 6 , 6 Letters (pow-raid) duly an Country, accompanied with Remit Government and 41 other Public ComunAion. PO' 111 ANGEL. INN AND FAMII GRAN I'HAM BRN*4 I T BRYANT begs leave • thanks to the Nobility, Gent carport with .which they have he Isis . short residence; and to inform same with the best of Wig, choice Inn has been honoured for so n &nen to Commercial Gentlemen. ''• -. GARDE! AGREAT Variety of * improved GARDENING IN by the most eminent Nurserymen Metropolis, calculate.' to give taci above Science, as well as to conch To be seen only at tate Horticultt street, I.e.cester-square. By EDWARII JUKES, Pau DAY AND MARTIN'S RE: THE Public are respect above Article a tntinves to h Purity and Excellence, at the of High Holborn ; and as most of tilt their hame have been put down bt the Public nerd no other Caution which states it to he made by DA HOLBORN. To those who hate Spurious sort, and who may hat takenlVace in the manufacture of to declare that It ever has been pr gredients, and by the aanaeproport Ns half pints made. QUACKERY IS THE LW, HEAL l'H RI fttr baying bees Accent' ed and Pretes ESSR S. COOPE an street, IS'ackfrlary road, ad during SO years regular practice, • time ?ratty tot Certain CompLa•ni Which have caused Ulcers. ions, Pace, and Sody, dimwits to the Strlcturva.obatistateGlects,Nolt , Throat, nocturnal pains In the HI taken and often fatally crewel a ersuea, with a general Debility, originating front a Drsadful Disc improper use of Mercury. *Messrs Cooper anti Co. have I ton, (and thear experience t 1), are Members of the Po): 11,11 and Edinburgh ; and It is gr noutice they have rescued very front the above dreadful disorder tale had faded). Messrs. Caspar and Co. are cc (Sundays esetyteil) by ember .4:: post pild, *heti medicines and any .piet of the town or country. PLS. he I'ILES and !ISM Cutting., and thopst to to labour t of debility (tlOlll Viltitenr eau, or otherwise) need not clesimir, Co. 'Clarlettetitreet !Vlach( r iaa • Chapel. the THEORY aod FRAC Wednesday, the &hit October. sea! MEDICAL and CHEMTCALSCH HANOVRR •SQUARE ; AND GREAT WINTIMIL.I...STRF.P' THE COURSES ri LI crane In the fella I. On the ll.Aws of the AttistAi • of PIISIC, at No. 9, Georgo.otreet. day, October 3d, from Nine till continued at that hiur 'way Monili by George Pearson. M. D. F. R. George" Hospital, &e Etc. A IL 00 TutRAPROTICS, with MA CAL Iv ariesuoence, a , the T heat' • day,Oc•obet 4th, from Eis•ht till Ni con•inued at that hour every Toes by P. M. Roper. M.D. and R Ilan 3. On CIICASISTftY ; the Court , Theatre, windmill-s• tett, on Fuest till Ten in the Morning, and every day. and .Saturday. at the sane how 4. CLINICAL I.IECTUREII and 1)r CAI MILDICAL CAsts in tit. GrOrge'S ber Pret Seven in.the Evening. at t 95 be continued every Saturday Eve FurtherinfOrtnetion may be had thecary. at St. George'. Htopital; Hospital, who will receive the nun by applying at the, rewective Thep