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~~ , 1 • . r 1.. . . . , - ;lsterßS. 11.70M—Lik h , ACTGITST 11. wmtithicsitts V. *RANT. • was an act , o r 4 asaviii. The plaintiff is arrack-master re Levrec. and the defendant a Cao. latra in the Iflth Deartam On the 4th of Novem ber last, the town of Lewes Wag illuminated in cele bration of the victory •'f Leipsie, and the plaintiff alro-illuminated his rooms' at the Barracks, which overhung the road i he was alkO I.at.ing off some fire ilfOriPt it his garden Captain Grant was comingi from Lewes to Brighton, and as he approached the plaintiff's garden, he called out with a volley of oaths, sod asked him what he was elaing? The plaintiff re,. plied, that his d—ns he sent back in his teeth; that he WAS rejoicing for a victgry, and he that would not rejoice ought to be double d—d. This produced farther altercation. Captain Grant asked.if he had a servant to hold his horse ? The plaintiff replied, he hadno servant at his command. Captain Grant, said lie would soon find a Servant, and drove round, beck towards Lewis. He ',returned in a short time afterwards with a couple of private dragoons, Like tenant Lempriene of the Horse Artillery, and Lieu tenant Dawson: they came. into the plaintiff's gals - den; upfin which Captain Grant asked .the plaintiff selio he r was?. to which he replied, that he was a gentleman. He said he shculd then expect to meet him to-morrow morning. Mr. Warrington said, if he would put his request in writing, he would meet him before a Magistrate. Captain Grant asked. him it he was a coward ? He said he was no coward, felt he had served his King and Country. Captain 'Grant t .Id him t 6 send his wife out of the garden. . lie answered, he should order no one out bat him, Captain Grant. This altercation proceesied at some length, when Captain Grant knocked Mr. Warring.' toa.down, and when down, he was about to kick him id the sides with his spurs, when he was caught off by the.Barrack-serjeant. During the whole of the altercation, the. Serjeant, who gave evidence of the transaction, represented his language as being a. torrent of oaths and violent expressions. The plain tiff was -at the time very. Luise ixont the gautrhad formerly been.a Lieutenant, bet being iacagabte of • stet4ve service,, was made Barrack -master at Lewis. Mr Otiatage addressed the Jury in mitigation a d e staates,; when they found for the plaintiff.—Da. kia • THIA SING ro. OR41):7 1 . This was an indictment against Captain Grant, of t!re 18th Dragonnt, for assaulting Mr. Bull, a Land. Stirveyots, of this county. The facts, as stated by Mrs. Bull, were t--That as qtr and her husband were • coming !tom Lewes to Brighton in their gig, they met Captatn•Grant com. fog in tie contrary direction. At first, he wee on she right side of the rt.ad, but It; crossed over, and cause so close upoe them, that Mr. Bull was o"liged 'to go off the read on the preen sward by the road's Ode; upon this he asked Captain Grant why he did pct quarto.? The Captain replied What is that you •ay, rellove ? Down upon your knees, and beg my pardon. or I will horsewhip yeu."-.To this Mr. Bu!1 replied, that he never begged Fenton of puppies.— taptai.i Grant matie-.no ether reply to this, but be. ply;' his horsewhip over the shoulders of Mr. • &ill, and with so little regard t' conseqliences. that 07 1 .. Bitil and the child in : her arms received several peen lashes : The Common. SneJBANT, in his address to the Jury, Admitted that .a verdict .must pass against Captain Grant ; but contendedsthat MT. Bull-bad had ample ',repartee, by the fZperw , which he had heaped upon tin: gentleman, by bringing two indictments; one, et his own suit,' and the other for the assault on his wife. The Learned Judge ma the Jury, that the .only questiun was ; for them to say whether.the defendant . was guilty et the assault eir not ? liie.Cpurt here. ' aftec would apportion the puttishment. Verdict— ' Guilty.-lle etas feund guilty also on the °they le elicto.ent, for assaulting Mrs. 1)u1l. There were two Special Jury Causes, which. were foot tried: in the one theyecord.was withSlraven,;and /Ole : ether a verdict woe taken,layectuaeut. . Cuurtlrkse,'imathe Assizds 41sisbe4hefore ten • p'clpck this morning. . The Judges..go to.ouildford, where they begin business on Friday.. • bptliir 'ASSIZE& • • • WALICZA V. bToNti. . This was an action for assault and bpttery.. Mr-Ceartee stated, that the, plaintiff and defend. ant resided ..lerston Montgomery, iOthat county; and !hit the assault complained of originated in a genie at nint.pins. which was much played at that piece ; Let is these gamesters could not be much • re. serneiceded for theieknewledge of arithmetic, when. ever any dispute arose, the money, was, generally placed together, and each. party took what he had sson. The wager in this case was three bowls each, ft r threi..-pence, and he who got the : Larger number ;le ulti be paid the money. l'hesdefeadaptivon Lao bows and lost one; but when be ereeneeto.teke are rooney, he insisted upon having a penny rtipre than his due, and some words ensiled between hint and .tr plaiittill about the•impottant sure in f ilispute.— / • no defendant,- who was a butcher, (and otherwise pcctistorned to knocking down than at his favnerite game of nine pins), gave the plaintiff a back-hand . . ship in the bee at a coward's blow ; but he deClined • trying his pugilistic skill with him, andlitidheshould 1 •e„,#ght him with A " gcosl I OM," meaningsa Court of 4 . Law, and then accused the defendent •of cheating in. the weight of a pig, upon which the defend , ant bunged top his eye. .. • , .Mr. Serjeant VAUGHAN ridiculed very : much this sort of action, and pointed out the plaintiff in Court. 4tativr, that he was at stout able man, auk . ituch .olie as oitght not to receive a cowertreblow and barei r e course to the goose's quill. He trusted; theraftne,f that the Jury walla not give him. mere thane penny,i as the sebject in dispute amounted to flume*. •!. • . - • The Jury found a verdict for the. Beira —bap: an A ges, 4th. ; SCR Y.ST. EDMUND'S. 'Tuesday se'nnight, Jahn Hammond was convicted v i vi teal i ng - a saves snuff-i,ox from his.rnaster, G. -WirAreteEsqt - and sentenced to be imprisoned six inonthsl and . ." . 411aria Miller, for stealing lace and other articles ift.11041.: GutwieoN, Master of the Workhouse, was sentenced Co three ;Loathe idiptibtrnment. ;. . ' • .r',.: • -s .—Vdterthy sfs ma, asta of them a &Yr tititit * black, 'was:lAought 'to this Oita by cooper and two''of the pa wile, who were' stationed in Hyde Park, to see to the clearing away of the booths. They stated, that they obs,vved a nurnser of people cclieered togethii, and on proceeding , . to'the soot, • they found that It arosefiom their having stove In the head of a barrel of ale, and helping themselves to the contents ; and' also to a Witt of porter. They re. mOnstrated with theni on their conduct. but they 'ailedged, that as all the booths were-removed nobody had any right to sell any more in the Park, and the beer and liquors which' remained belonged to the ptibHc and insisted en drinking it ; and on the ofi •cers eadeatouringio prevent them, the black and 1%3,6 of the others assaulted them. The same men were' alsh charged with assaulting Mr. and Mrs. Bar. rui 1. wh6 were left to take care of the propertty by Mr: Pierrepout, of the &rand, who had a boothin the Park, and•was gone to procure a dray to fetch tge liquor away. 'Three of them, who had comnitted the assault, were ordered t,, find bail ; the other' three.; who had only partaken of the liquor, were.distlearged. MAntiMitounn.STSvET.—Yesterdity Mety. was charged with 'stealing two bank notes, of er.so each; the property of Mr. Sedgewick, of Cohdnit• street. The notes were' stoleh from . adrawCr itl die house, from di others of the like value, and in three or four days after, 'the prisoner exchanged one ,Of them at the shop of Mr. Craig, linen-draper, Dl ford:street, and gave her real addreit. It Vida stop ped at the Bank, and the prisoner was'apprehended. She was a total stranger to the whole of tha.Pariies' belonging to the prosecitlion.• • A Custom-house officer .was charged with rabbing . a gentleman's servant Of . his silk hanclicerchiekun4er the.tollowing.circOnstances-:-...a•Fhe accusetf *stopped the complainant and , another setvani Teeird4," Iff the act of conveying a trunk to tire house' of a 'Geto. tletnati in Albcrairle-itrifet, afid Serchedit by virtue of his office. Not'findia; chatra'hand goods as he eliPected, he seized ani'lricha/ silk hatid kerchief, which contained some Una, that hadlfeen Much 'worm the heat of retionStraltee, the *chthpliinant pulled a silk' handkerchief froth. his pocket to -Witsi his fate, 'which the OffiCer seized also as . eclatrahanit gOodt, when•• he was charged with theft. - The M'agistrate. observed, the prisoner was' liable to .ionintitment tot ,tel!my ; he was permitted to go with Ike corn plaittant to the Cantle:o:obn, to explain. • •itAfrots GAirlseitomliefterdai Thomas BersAam, and Arai, his wife, were charged, the former with stealing.' and the latter with pawning., a - large quantity of ea. friable books, the property of Nkssrs. RivinAton and: Co. of St. Paul's Church•yard. The facts being' clearly proved, they were fully. cormnitthul. tos-HALL.— In A ugust,lBo6, the pat ish-chiirch of St. John, Horselydown, was broken open, and all the communion-plate, amongst which • was a large ' flagon, four plates, two cups, a chalice, and two beadles staves, with silver heads, one a crown, and the other a mitre, were taken away. A p.iot old man, who was at that time bell-ringer, since•dead, was in the belfry_ at tbottme the villains enimost the+ church, and being unfortunately dis Covered, 'was beaten by them in a very severe manner: The vii. tains-escaped with their booty, and although a con siderable reward was at the time offered by the pa. rish, no person was taken up, even on suspicion ;.and the .circumstance was neatly forgrven till a few days ago, when information was given to a conttitalc, • named Bourne, that suspicion had arisen agailst a person, now a respectable traiiesntan its the Ihnough, of his.having been concerned in *the robbery. The suspicion arose out of information given by a yotit.g woman, the tradesman's niece. • The cen‘tahle, un def Circudisraheeit, 'tirotight MI the par ti es be fore Mr. Birnie, at IT2 7 ort-lial1; yetterdayi.when ,cite young *Oran thAe . peffecat well'atoßeetedthii•pl‘te being - St.-len (toil. the church, due was at dolt 6,1 1 3 e-living with heriacle, who kept a shop in Parish-street'. Sin" was theatibout 1.5 ye'art °f it!. One morning to o WO th e parlour where her uncle end' annt`usinfl.y iat, she ibun'd the Ociofr Was kr:kea.;' ;Alma few mi. bcltei delis/ ; however ,' she *is 4 t t in, when site oh : • t lerVej thereirrat sornetlmiroa ,t ; table %men was iMiered (ricer With a , it appeared bulky, • and at One end she saw two ititvei; hivitig a ca r io s ity-to kikitv - wbat seas, she` lifted up the 'WO, isklmw th it, there *tire two crowns, as' she' believed, • which ap- Oared Vibe Made of silver, at the scarfs (tithe staves. she•wAli going to esainine further, when• her uncle, piteeiiing Whit she was about, pulled has away, and ' severely reprimanded her, making her pi omise never to tartilites to any one what she had seen, as, if she did, she 'would hang him. She did solemnly promise, And soon after she went out to Deptford, and did sot return till eletting. when she was told by her e usin, an . ibfant, that her lather was gone out in a coach, and had taken all the pretty things 'away with lath. &ion after hci• uncle Came home, -and displayed a patio' of .Bantc-notes, 'observing testis wife, he had made plenty of money now. In the morning the Ofttatfoli saw a man named Roach with •her uncle.— 'Roach has since been transported. She also law linotherman there in 0'; course of the morning be fore she wen:. out, and heard them talk of having served • some old man out. On her retun front Deptford in the evening, she heard of the rohberY, 21. d it immediately occurred to h er that What she had seen tarsier site cloth was the church plate. , She the more readily suspected this, as she knew her uncle' would at that-tame buy any thing which was offered to hind by which he could make a profit. She recol lected her promise, however, and did not mention it to any one. She had since married, howeve r , an d ! her uncle having recently given evidence against her in some assitult.casr, and sworn what she conceived : to be false, she.was soexatperated against him, that' • she, on her return home, cola her husband the cit.- . cuinstance s he told it to a friend of his, who gave Mr. Bourtro b the constable, the informatiomwho had iorced lar to come furward, which otherwise slteH w. 4.1.1 not have done. The uncle' gave his niece a t ' very bad character. and denied any knowledge what:, vier of the circumstances which Are had timed, ante' which 1 . . e said were all false. . ' • sir. Bonin observed,' e not noir; state. sh what Ids opinion was. At prescnt;as flyers evidence bat. that. of ON .ujecli x .W;ho hid decl,Credly come forward untltt. angry feelings, .he'shbnlki not detain him; but other names auii otliet persons h;ty. ing been mentioned, 410'04 calm tilietirfsindOt to attend nn aday which he named/ %%lien he would have thow perscins presnt,. ind'go ftilry into the en quiry.—The defendant. promised to attend, and was I for the present diaclArgod. . • The statement of an ;alarming iohhety in &house of a • Mt. BAILEY, at 'Fottenhais l'iigh:cmss, and which has recently appeared 'in several Inlets;is a FA. brieation. It 'was stated, that vilhlim, with Black crape over their faces. entered the house, and after a severe contest with die servants, some of whom were *founded, *leaped with £3OO worth of plate. The fact is, that no person of that' name resides nearer the Cross than Stamford Hill, and to him any such robbery is unknown.. A ruffian entered the house of a' French Lady in Union : street, Somers Town, on Tuesday evening, the servant haiing left the street door open, and finding the hostess sitting in the parlour asleep, he awoke her with a dreidful voice, and demanded her money. She was so much alarmed that she could make'no answer. 'The villain, however, observing her gold watch, and silver spectacles on the table, he took them up without ceremony, and walked The same ruffian, it is supposed, 'ebbed a young 'Lady of her ridicule in Kentish Town Fields, about an hour before. The post-bny from TrBwbrislge to Melkshim, is ' : committed for trial, for secreting a letter entrusted to his care after the bag had been closed, containing Je 1 20 in Bank notee, part of which he gave to an accom: ; pike named Townsend, who is also committed. The Money has beeir recovered, except £f. • Hyratopuonta.--Wednesday se'nnight, a favourite lap-dog, in the family of Lady C. DoniNwroxi resi. clent'at Great Stanmore, Middlesex, hit a male child, about six years hid, in the arm. Symptoms ot 'the hydrophobia soon after appeared, and the child died en Friday last, • A melancholy accident happened on Saturday morning atYalm, about seven miles east of *Plymouth harbour. In a beavy squall of wind, three men were upset in a small boat boat and drowned. 'lt having been •Witncesed from the shore, a boat with five men put off to their assistance, which also upset, and two out of the five were also drowned. • Tuesday evening Lieutenant in the Royal Navy hired 4 boat at Searle's, near Westminster-bridge, to take an excursion. a short distance up the! three. flo was aceompanied by a young man who - pulled the oars. Wiler they had proceeded to the bnithonte at the end of Bishop'swalk. the Lieteltnient endelgOur ed toship the rudder, and while be ivici in the let of firing it he felt overboard. It is supposed he co* net setim, as he sunk an was drowned. Boats were immetFatelY employed, -sod continued nearly the whole or yesterday,'With grninels, for the purpose of finding the body, but rivery eff:a proveil On Sunday, during the heavy gale from the west, ,a wherry, in which two persons had incantfr.iisly car rii.d too' much Sail, was upset at the Areibishop'S Pal sce. Fortunately tla* boat turned kci•l upwards, and the Meneontrived toteep themselves above wag+ till sAieial %gatemen %vent to their assistance, ' rie .. Stirlistg sum tu t **, when coating dawn the Frith of Forth on Moadat aennight, was bred into from a musket or fowlingipirce, bye boat command,. ed b.y a young man in the uni&rm elf a midshipman in the N ivy. The deck was crowded with passengers at the time, tome of whom, and the m isrer, stare shuck by the shot, and one gentlemen had his.hat att. , Yesterday sehmight, as Mr. Mom; cf Forditami was passing do ough hlildenhall, on his Way to Bran; .!WW,, in d gig, ,he suffered the Isrirse.to drink at the river near the bridge, when the animsit-being very. thirsty, pressed' so Strongly So.) the: reins, that be could not restrain hips, and at• lengtliphinged self and the carriage onto- a -sit yp 3 ltole, from which Mr. Misor was in' a few . alliatlaSSlllapPily reserved, and conveyed to the Ship-Inc,:aftir having ant* twice, and w k is, by WOW eta-dank perfectly recto. vered ; but the liotse aud,gig remained under warm above :t quarter 'of an boor before discovered, and es being brought ashore, the horse, valued worth citN was quite dead.- . A w. 11-looking young woman, wife of Mai R4fl to whom she had been - married only one month, was on Monday last, at Lardlow,-(conforotibleoo cient law,) brought by him in a halter, and sold b* public action in the market, for the enormous itisn'of ewe shillings and sixpence, with the addition of ila i pen c e fortlie rope, to which she was led to the cross) lin this sale the customary market•fees were dischar* ed, viz. Toll-2d: Pitching Sd. The writer -411111.11 T. 'tick saw the transaction, and witnessed the pleasmtl which the lanale expressed :It her release from tho brute who thus unfeelingly brought her to market. .Litsus, AUG. B.—Wednesday last, John Fuller, Esq. oar late representative for the county, not Wog resident at his country seat at the time of the General Thanksgiving for the Peace, invited the whole of the' pet& of the parish of Brightlism to his Park, where they mustered to the number of? 1 ,00, and were hand. somely regaled. with England's best fare, roast beef, plumb-pudding, and strong beer; and on Friday next all hiistenantry are invited to Rose-hid, to enjoy them selves with a venison feast. Lewes Races have been very numerously attended this season: The Earl of EO!tEIkIONT proposed and promoted three fresh subscriptions for next yearpand in addition, gives 100 guineas to be run for, as shall hereafter be judgi!d proper. The Duke of NolsoLe was'on the course every day, and on Thursday and Friday honoured the ordinaries with his presence at dinner. A trout that weighed 91. was lately caught by one of Lord• St. Vincent's keepers, in the River Trent, be tween Aston and Stone. . COlll6l 6i Paris 1 day's da:23 40 Liz; Ditto, &Us. 23 00 Botardeaux,do. 23 60 Madrid, 4O .Effcet,. Cadiz, 40 4fruct. Asusterdam s ' 1111 • !II '•11 V 'Ditto it sigist,..l2l 41 • • , h Rotterdam, c. I.' It 1 ..1) ilanburgb, . Si 0 V Aon4, , ' 13 1 AI r Ailo'on the Bink of Napirs, ----- . 44 ~burr, . ' - - 67 Oporto, - - . 67 Lublin, - Cork. . - .• lioldirrnO f 14S 711 . . Leghorn,' 6$ GVU out • 49 Venice. c. C. I.lv. Plccofe. Inefacti vie per/. stet fig CO tcblismlti Or cent. , • PRICES OrotILD 4.111) SILVER. • . -remand Utid io - • A's 4s. on& per - osi " .%)1 1 11batia .G4ild in Bass •• •i 1 es. ed. New Doubloons ). stop., 44 . 1 • •• • New DolLars . 0 •p. st RIG NV,* Mit •41----6W---- 67-6— " ---- "-----/--"---"--1-4.4111D019 "env LO•WIRKOW.• • !qsar juts o g sA r 6 , 4 adulate* a*tyr „to a. 1 id bantam OitW II of It As 410tvrivasesr' at 4 , • • • tvieto. • Prittair elt.. log. krilligigtoujit Ate 401 riot offal gro r rik.nci. /antes 1 teheen, It.e :•is Majet:l'a rAnoy . F.straftr-lilorr.titi Minister P. n , po.etniaty , n the United S•ates of Atiiet l ca. Sutatav ntorsitT, at Canterbury. Mr. tle . o.rge Printer, In the 'Nth year of kid are In /ha he setcreleit Abree, who , estsbi:ilicti, the rum proving -14 P 4 Pitr lit thnt.pottt of the kitigJons, tinder the tins, of " Kt•n Ith tiole,' wh since hien al•f•re I to thit of. " `he ititaish . C , :ette," aqd lay con , initeg t, he rolit , shed unclip that sir-Polon. • • •• • Moolty, Mrs. TiKl,ell, wife of Mr. I Wall, of CA Hell end. Butcher, Webb QUACKERY Itigr IS 'll - 10Qa.(1441XL HEAL it 1 7 .:sTORILIN . After linv'ng been Cceived an.l improperly treatatbiillitet?.lll I • re . en der* Ar E t SS e ß u S i .C k Ci f 1 0 P its rE!ti,aineitiClLSßitoTri,,ti.aliciarldttl.4 during .341 yeas regular pray Ice, can aver that thousands lan %.c. ; lips yearly to a Certain Complaint, ovalitg to impropes r .1! :• ta by illiterLe" pretenders, which have caused tleera-insis, /Witches on tha.ffead, Facie, and !Indy, Citifies* its the ighl,l o•sa in the Ears, Dearness, 4triet urea , obstioaseialleets Nodes •he Slim i'Bouess ulcerated sorelivalit, timpa► i*. pains in !Le 11.4 d .atug. Ocquently ralvileit and 'often tees ed a. is beinnaticnes 'at last Otopsy en3ues;with a "nenl and let-ay of • 1,.. constitution, originating frsihe it Dritulinitheease !pricing en the habit or the Insprogwt ode ol Marensp.. • Alters- Cooper-sad. On. Lame hom,eagplarly bra,! .4) the pnoi. :fessiutt, (and their rapt flair jr.,,t 4b.ye . e at e tufa 41* . , leiled), are. Nlerdsers cords/ Re) al College of Slug. un< in t.t'as. don and Etittsbirrite; argil k Irlir`r/trit to OW, ice 4 ings ter ist• lnounce they have re.cu:ni very nt try ilfnlteir , felicne treaters& from the above dreadful' diserders (aluiltbers, and social)** tale 11.1 d failed), and w! ieh thousalul: in ibis City tan soat. • •• P•• Messrs. Cover and Co. are eintiu'ir•ldany front ten tee. (Sundays eteepted) by' eithsVter, enitfitt.rnally; or hi:fetters, :Most paid, %ellen 'medicines and the best &dike will be seat 'o' ,any part of th; towns, vitrify, •? . . N. B. The any I 1;1. i - cured without Celtics, and ' 'those crbfte &seises are the m•t's requtate'd net to despair, but Us attend at Cha:lotte.Stkesti inaglifriars:ruad,a.!• „ - . - .7.' WHIM ot lidilottiiot ka t ptotositgaiti Ate the penieverr.g endeavours to 3ebevit the Isola ate lad r.orthott a :teat ng a few prevailing iiiseemos;the Ratite*. the of their experience. is them prof of loake*titi , Mews Ctlft:3 and Co. molar Mentbc•rs of the Collage o: Surgeons in London, trove bran intibted to maloi du tut* of t>.s tollow`ng she object of theft pangicaess oar sr.o. a ceruun Diaotder, Ire Assitly cor rects.tl In aseasemi O. Imo*. i tarort, an . l tottamiliaflts. Ste , ctutes and Mots, Wick latitinprovid toan.Are cpeally" 'shot effeftlail ; as .1011r* btly, whither aslant/ from llitednoatien iv* 'dotty tr .-avetts.chnittos, tte.s seem solitary ciao, too often oat ,hat.pity purlieu:4 by the yowls of .both sexes, * the ate citralle rte rtllty or bareepnass, die ether a nem-Vats traiseof 14* :Toys d.scases,which.tf not Tandy remedial, ter olittrin ilia 4. teret and consetaption. In that distraint Namof .elklity/ to deficiency, etbdiluer the consequesom ot k istels : paint balsam. tok :ar.s'ng from any otborscs4.4, by %lib:bey yaw ers.okties comas !tutkm b.:covneetiaoabiltd - as regular* eleauld : 4 iirgecias of Loa: 'don, they ofveklbs, life, and Ipiudy hataratlod ta imaTaari vtusrotts besktu . Mitssre..l3pasead Co. etelosively rofestJng the colt .Debra i'artlaular comidalits, In soidor that they may. not be. ,ntitAksia few, malted with the n?itneiny juotly irt.afte. the itoorarn eon/tide, thud it UM 'Mike to tbetiisorm oti afro thit t 11 1 ,7 have been Froferly educated and iMdarcit.i.re 001 leech of the profession (ter:lib - a so * from d.f.at, Mospeta.s, and ,eu!nionfals front :be 'mot inn.nent 1 0 1.yereloRtt, .4er have to epnelpee any liten'rer) iha , ape tkitttti from :he'r indee•raij hat itiiiisteh thi 6 O, to rite «retch. of the general , Patolakiner, - and they isratuatethst titelst pa:bootee coostitiiti is fib round- far ;ha irnprece:..i..l4 6694.4 'vie seta they love. by the YabliG been 11 0 . 16 b 4 mik .irsult of a 100 and must ie prattle* has enable' i %fawn. ISy a s4erfor method, to rem we ventall compliant' five.crate or coinpliottal u-Shout sobjectine the patient natal least restraint tri dirt or t•lrret.r; reretli Gaspe 10 1 441; early arplicatten 's made oti , I:seov::y tie u.t.:erson, they/tea quendy tierfbrrn a cure In the peon -rare of tt.s days. I. ea. precetlitttad success of <irk male of litotes...intuit& lotoavele •beeo known to tall in , tt a fracsn.it: J ) yaw% during which period is n..Airtisitattions of bud' . 4itro Urn thttai• eefel, even AUL WAS-B.IEI :ttjuilotli methods had bead pursued by oilier Prae iiinCtere" , :ift!taiat areal, whims 'diem W yaldicly olfsv thpar advice • t . • • To be eunsultivl daily by Pstblits ejtber iviorabecetety. delleacy, attd — attentbet.--alaeitere from i`s. eounttj;tVeni nne4 t: rev let•iaia nt t. c etcto tied; Sol Intaliber K Milic,""thIs• 110 1 a remnant's, ' sluly attended ate end Allot sod klellabits toe vcardei :o any past of tbi kiftityor. • • • I .tirtalttri* ' .i'oeoveZi: •IP ' vq.4) ..,rX4e1.5.6;19e 19 . 11)U.Lii) were e .1" gyrnenrd thapeles that. untie wtor!. s ys• •typ . tatilliquesoiehflin ye:Red plesture • Movie eirty I - `.? adatistliit . to the shrine of Wedlock, , hut -teherethiPtifolletitlilisti bas:been tanned pis:Ai..., art Zirn.ttnii.tot , •44105yti . ,, sablY regime,. l'wetry Teats I.ave we dr, _voted uac.t.r. ihe exclusive treatment of tire fohnOttrikiitit'at 'the sue* reistal icsullef-olir.pliii Itat,thr id or, Ose sd far as we are *bit-. the ravegre oft:WO Cettel'lt'xi'l whirls ale tis• most important to the Lataltioac . intration Into every branch, as Navy !Ntgeo: s, is •Thiled : %VA, at an early fe . rind of praiffee:; to eettug hidtvi•Mals l fnen th.• °mance of uneribiated °len ; or tbeasystadytanoroiss precapuancy 'Ago:sent Yraetitioners. .1 he Div:niters .0 the cure of wlqa we hsv,cdevisted oar at. tendon, cothpri , e every %pears Venereal I/Ili-$..1°,1; alllfuds of Milky, whet fr!r MIA 'the Mhos Ot! Nt!rtil bora, the indelgenties oP resurer age-. that rieranseetwitt of die 4stein in %Vaasa°, winch:as. ranis.:l j.larsessiesse.ror Sepjr i al Weaknesses, Civet . .. Ar.,,,lnttita4 4 l In tbE.Vischrai is al .o r,trierlirk I; whether_Teh'ene bly Avila:4 siwt svWch have bA111,4 tbt , 11011. of ;alba Pramrisniers, are hy our present improved.plan of treatment cffeett.a4 !truly cured, without the, ment "frying the eacructedel pa.ll and alarming Heknoschage leach' Ireutt pot I y f4losystlie aFstotes thin of the Lunar Caustic,. J 1 91.41 touts* Of our esttiesiverr.idke in this metropolis, numertpts Cates of S f Klett! KEa have NA and are4aily under our care, the tout truhsmi ! o f ii wtre: ll . l . fected by a site, certain, and erpedie.ous mode stelae superb* to ahy ether yet adopted. 1 lid wesknees, Menden, aril-deb city, proceediug,frooy this compleitst are speedily tem, wed, 'AA the Patient restored to .-outni agdvitorytts health. ; but the debility has for year s es . a proper pewevrapee else. restorative Feint dies is indispensalily requisite, •° reek e t he stuus• bernig.sparks at life, .and to reanimate the e mehuilorts Nu:tie:on:l Diseases are thejesult of igastratwse deltas:, in AP treat Meneof a Simile Gonitrilea, and it pot ut:frttlu F tWi peni that the seeds irf life ire pniscrel by £Lt its ltserstl.rt, of ap tutguirded hour. liy s *superidt meal's! such cesispishit I are ern', cured; and even where others have taite.t, w u tees' that we may presume to offer a radical ee-eitahlishrt&t. few, hoes ever, are the. eases of comp:icated di..ress in :his disorder, pared with air calamitous situation a men, also, horn an it 17,2 ...bs in a solitary vice, or Vie pr, valeta ngninipt a faO•wovtdo life, acquire 'bat State of deLiMy which is the isnavedabi.• comer turnce of such pernicious habits. Where the utlarpy -;.fleter broods over his misery, but carefully conceals his :suitor noes. it mat tie *none nen,olatiolitoi lam to know, that althosigh ws object of doubt or uncertainty with other Praritadothle, tow re moval of these s e .e firivOsivatsyti.egsatlual proser4s ef gen-km. 01.. It the acqvirensen; of our ea;eriestse .tiotaires et hiss .u• Venus have %open to Induce many irign4y,nit;al aratel tsv rievented hy early evlusfenkfrosi of this Lard 1 slime, an'. to iticeeCaele no yarilltiecur.". fkleniesLWOmen. Aube lave** , besn dotypaiwed ;n expectmione of a family, eity beiassurej that Li. aboopkOnires.A. such' deferts'atte ,sit: able Mrdickl - sh . The wers;ey winch is so esseetiaf co our tirJectaltioi, and 'f 9 lesilficatiwis which , act kayo preened t, watt, Ideal sbel•ssit Otpurionrionneq. Kul la enniArtepr 04, 4nannwn hicsirs.,9terip and Ctestscy.he eictssalt‘l I's ,tSer4l eith , r, , es t *let..h‘r t rek . tuba Genoct Pftienti . in the eetinth reryiles . d . e i'rate the an llter ease, age, sod reuerai !lab fithillon ,'lnd st;do. 44, F ' • melanin foonkterAnd Akin - ion. whet 1bun31.4111161 Da l t% el• *rb oat o.; ant the . . . CURRIE n,k co. Serrates Nn. ICY i - fatten r 7 .1 1 r I.ONDON.: Printod.by..atat,.:(4 n r.cititt P.a • ; Ito/biked UM,, jai err the :tifice.reen•oe - •r<. , • ' NumßEtt 5562. roßi G ENTLEMEN ilny mourn on the vin Merc+anto. V, Nen • ;salsa prier riven for ary THE GK . Just publighett, by Goot.t AGRAND DIVE I tone and Harp. Conti With an Entibhinatie Title the hte 01 trims Events. 0.:BrAl This day was published, han Pro OSSIAN's FiNGA in Si: Books; raw By 6EOI Sad by Caddl and Dav Book ellrr*. I lus day was pub! MILFORD HOU FLIES: •y en Oil elentwl to the MfrOtusees ' Pubtkbed Wen. Lin 14erce. Leinvean. Herat. am ssee. 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