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1.; yt - • • • '••• • LetY UAA . COURT Ok CHpICERY, AUGUST 2 :This day Ow, Court. was wholly .occupiedi.l4heat• - ing motions of course, previous to the Seal slay; ela Thursday next. applicatiile) was made tck the Loyd Chancellelr toNve - a cattle expedited, tliat stood' SOO on the Hi, before his Honour the Master (bribe Rolls. in answer to the applicatie4a 'his Lordship said,- that all delayi in ;causes connected .with that Court,• %% ere of course laid ...to blame of the L',rd Chancellor,, whereas it h; of it would be met with elsewhere. He bad ' nits MI letter; calling on him to expedite as many canses,ortheex)sterice of which lie was totallyign9- ran, until:lie . received Me letters respecting them— This'systent of annoyance, the parties . mazy be assur ed ttill.'selive no good end ; for the ;A TI Chancellor oetn 'levet know of the existence of any cause till it is entered on the paper before him SPENCER V. STIRLING. • In this case, an application was made to ha - ve £€2ooo taken out of the bankrupt's estates, by consent of the assignees, and put in the hands of trustees for the benefit of the bankrupt's children, who were (16- tied, on the part of their mother, to a sum of- money out r'f the estate.. Themnney was to be paid into Court for the trustees ; and the application further pruyed;that it. might be referred back to the master to know whether the bankrupt was in a situation to support his children ; and it not, to know what allow. -cruse should be made for them out of this money - Motion granted. An appreation was then made on the part of the assignees (who bad no objection tothis aryangetnent,) 'for a'release from the unities, on payment of the saoney for them intoeourt. 1-lis Honour, however, thought a release welsld be of no service to them, and that the decree of the Court was their sofficient and best release. CHELMSFORD4IISIZU, JULY 2L OkEgli V. Sy& This was an action by the Overseers of the parish of - Gieat Canfield, against the High Constable of his division, for a trespass in taking and selling his horse, as a distress for the rate to be paid by the parish to the county. The defendant, as High Constable, sent his son round to d e different parishes to collect the rate -from the Overseas, and amongst others he dernanded • £B. 12s. 6.1: for tale rate, and ss. for coNecting it.- Ihe plaintiff tendered the itB. 12s. 6d. but refused pa)mens of ss. The defendant, as High Coossa-. 1 hie, atter wards made out his precept, calling upon i the plaintiff to pay the money at Chelmstoid, which was ' neglected, and he then got a warrant of distress., under which he distrainel and sold the plaintiff's horse. The defendant, as High Constable, contender& that he was entitled to the fee of 5s for going round and colkatog the rates, and that it they refused, the Overseers were h nod to obey his precept, and to come to Chelmsford with the money. Upon referring to the Act, it appeared that he was, in case of refusal of payment of the rate by the Overseers, to apply to a Magistrate for a warrant of distress; but there was • as direeti. ns as-to where. the money was to be paid ; and the•Leiroed Judge held that die High Constahle could not .call upon the Overseer to go out of his . huadred to pay it. The Plaintiff, therefore, recover. ed a verdict for the 88. 12s. 6d. wiLiON V. c.ausn. This was an action agi.inst the Defendant, a far- Ines, by Sir T. Wilson, for malicioosly shooting a dlag valued at -AVM The parties in this action have bad quarrels and former suits at law with each other. The dog was shot in June, 1812, and. it was en a trial last year that the discovery was made by a V 4 it.. DOSS in that cause (by accident) 'that the dog was shot I.y the defendant. The consequence was, that the pteaent action was brought. Wm. Hasler, a steward to Sir T. Wilson, proved that the dog wast . nissing in the early part of June, 1812. He valued the dog at 820. It was a large N. whilundland dug. G. Novell proved that he was mowing in a field near Wilson House, when he was annoyed by a smell horn the ditch, which he found to proceed from a dog almost in a putrid state, but he knew it to be Sit 1. Vs ilson's dog. The defendant said he had done for him, but desired the witness to say notbing about it. Two female servants, who lived at the time with Crush, said, that one Sunday in the haying season, they were in Miss Susan Crush's bed-chamber, who was very ill. They saw Mr. Crush and Mrs. Scruby, standing in another room window. They heard a Mn go off and saw the dog fall. Shortly afterwards r. Cs usli came into his sister's room, and sj,;(l he stopped the dog's noise. He did not know whose dog it was, but lie believed it was Mr. T. Wilson's. For the defendant it was insisted that this evidence was a fabrication and untrue; and Mr. Scruby was called, who swore that he was never in any room with Crush when he shot any dog, and that he had never heard Cs ush say that he had shot the plaintiPs dog. Mrs. Scruby, formerly Miss Crush, said she remem bered being very ill in June, 1912, but she had no re collection of any gun going off in an adjoining room, or of the conversation, as stated by the maid-servants. The Jur/ fountlifor the plaintiff—Damages, 40s; 7.,...=‘... MantoofeessenisertafilM-99: Ihoiter was charged by Johnson, lookkeWlo . tli a; bergiatij •in tic dwell ling-hoose of '..-fovsng,,of Grant-kin:likue4 and stealing a . Ativkates and' -silver. A eompa ohm ant . iaorrairverho knew 11M o ffi cer. gave him )4. 2 „ , information I and lama, whom the prisoner d i ll.: know, was introduced to him as a srarirman, (a breaker). The officer; accosispanied the prisoner to the house, the ddor ofawhich he opened with a pick. lock key, and vent *stairs; he came down again in e few minutes to the o ffi cer in the street, and corn ptained his tads were not fit, but he had another try, fend succeeded in bringing down the property, when Johnson apprehended him. He was frilly committed. —T. V.Nid, J. Eve:, and J. • Keith, were charged by Johnson, the constable, with • picking pockets in the Park. On one of them dras Losnd - 16 handker .ehiefs, and several were food cat i ths. other two. 'They were committed for further. exablifsation. 1 Mr. Clowe, of Hampton, was hustled at the en.' trance through the guard-house loading soSt. James's Park; at ten o'clock on Monday evening, and robbed' of his watch and pockcaebook, confiaieing Bank-notes 40 the airsoont.of 827, awl bilis of misuse- to double lint animist. • • :RIOT AT DOONFtieTRICK RACE °ROM,. The Newry Telegraph of Tuesday se'nnight men , gons the foil.,wing circumstance, which seems 10 hive Reen one of the reasons that induced the Magistrates tp send a military force on the race ground : " On Thursday evening, between six and seven j'clock, a party, supposed to be Threshers, parsuea ir. Cleland, of Creevey, from the race ground to the (louse of one 'Porter, who keeps a public house on the door, Mr. Cleland entered in time to secure the door, before the pursuing party arrived ; but, on their eouiirtg up, they called on .Porter to deliver him up, 'as they were determined to take his life.— P6rterts son got out of a back door, and rode to town to is rem the Magistrates, and have soldiers sent of :.p the mean time, the Threshers had broken the windows, and having forced a p issage _,. . . into the h. , use, beat Mr.Cleland and another man wi;e happened to be there, in a most unmerciful manner, leaving them fur dead. Mr. Cleland is recovering ; but ON other Man's case is'yet doubtful." CORONER'S INQUEST . IN THE CASE OP WILLIAM HOLLAND, DECEASED. ____ _ The Inquest (~n this unfortunate man wai held in 4 house in Downpafrick, on Sunday se'nnight, in the forenoon. EVIDENCE. James Hartwell, surgeon, proved that deceased met his death from a gun-shot wound, the ball, which entered at the small of his back, passing by the spine, and lodging near the skin, beside the navel. Peter Branigan wavin the course, and observedA* .• deceased stagger and fall. WilliaM Hanvey was in the course, and saw a dote, ing party of people, near where the military *ere stationed, throwing stones at the soldiers, and after some little time he saw the deceased walking from said mob and military, when witness observed one of the soldiers firehis musket towards the deceased who immediately fell. John Maginnis ryas on the course ; — heard two shots fired ; thinking them to be blank , went over towards where the soldiers had fired ;* heard voices i saying, 66 Fire, fire !" and .saw the deceased fall. William Montgcrnery, Esq. Justice of Peace, was on the course, and saw a serious riot, and . did every thing in his power to put a stop to it, as a Magis trate ; saw a rioter fire a pistol, before. the Riot Act was read to said mob, which witness himself read tv ice, at the interval of an hour : saw a prisoner res cued from a Magistrate who had seized him ; witness crdered the military from the hill to the spor, where the rescue took place, but was not present at the time of-firing.* J. L. Kielly, Esq. Justice of Peace, was on the ground—saw a serious riot, and stones thrown ;.--i. states that there was great insubordination in the peo. pie, and contempt of the Magistracy. Witness did every thing in his power as a Magistrate to persuade them to desist, and leave off their throwing of stones, &c. Witness gave a plan of the-ground and situai coon of the riot to the Jury—saw the deceased rolling into the ditch (or gripe) of the course, as stated in said plan. Hugh Wallace, Esq. was on the ground, and saw a serious riot ; sate stones thrown both before and at the time the soldiers bred ; does not know who gave the orders to the soldiers to fire ; heard some pea sons' cry out " Fire ?" and others called out not to fire ; says Mr. Rutliven repeatedly said, " Do not fire." Deponent said the same, and heard Mr. Nugent alit cry, "Do not tire"' SAW a man in coloured clothes attempt to wrest a bayonet off a musket from one of the soldiers ; believes the man might at first have laid hold of the bayonet to save himself from being hurt; SAW two soldiers have bold of'a man as A prisoner, and heard a general cry from the mob, "Come boys,. support him," another person said again, 66 They mean to support Mr. Ruthven." Thinks that the soldiers might have as readily fired from personal fear, in their situation, as from any orders riven them. John Wallace, High Constable, corroborated the testimony of last witness ; did not hear any person give orders to fire. Vcantc-r.—We find that the deceased, William Holland, came by his death in consequence of a gun shot wound received from a shot fired by the soldiers stationed on the Pace course of Downpatrick, on Fri.' day, the 22d inst. IN THII CAIN OF IDWAD LAVNIVIT. Mr. Hartwell, surgeon, examined the body of the deceased, and found a wound from a gun-shot, pene trating On the right side of the breast, which he is clearly of opinion was the cause of his death. Thomas Reney was on the course oti the 22d in company with deceased, when deceased complained that sometk ng ailed him, and wished he was laid down; he immediately laid himself down, and in a short time he expired ; and further saith, that both before and after that time he heard a firing of guns, SAW a great riot and mob, and throwing of stones. Vranter.—We find that the deceased, Edward Laverty, came by his death in consequence of a gun shot wound received on the Race Course of Down, on the 222 i of July instant, by some person or persons unknown. The body of William Holland was conveyed for interment to the neighbourhood of Portaferry, at• tended by an immense concourse of people of both sexes, who carried a garland over the coffin. -There is no truth in the rumour, that any •tr• were killed thin the two unfortunate Persons f'" mentioned. • Mr. J. L. Rielly, the Magistrate,had taken a prisoner, for rioting, who was rescued from him with great vi o l ence by the sob. Mr. Powett, Coat n-maker, of Old Bond -street, lately applied a small quantity of the Royal Patent Anti-Attrition to a Carriage helot:Ong to Major •BLAIR • with which it ran to Dumfries, n Scotland, and back to London, each time passing through Edin burgh. On its return through Barney, the post boys and ostlers pretended the Carriage could not proceed without greasing—but Mr. -Powat,t having assured Major BLAIR he might rely on its performing the ' journey well, without requiring any other appliery titan, he insisted on its not being totielte4 : -the result proved the tact; and on its arrival in London -the Carriage. WAS sent to Mr. PowELL's, who exaniined the wheels; and found the Composidon in such a state as to warrant his declaring, ,that it would still,' with the most prAfect maw:. have inward a caul -. derable distance. SPOIZTING NT4tIG.4N.6Z., •• • . PRI3I4TON RACEti, AtrltlSrl. I Ladies Plate of GO Gaineas.--ileati..;- I be New Conroe. Lord ligremont's r. c. Quick, *4 yrs.pili ? -2, I I Mr. Pearcr's b. m. Caroline, ages. old - I :,... if Mr. Blake', f. Whipthong, 4 yrs. old . .• 3 5 dr. Mr. Pengrec's b..in Litghland Lasi. 5 yrs., old 4 4 4r. Mr. Purling's b. g. Pembroke, aged - 5 3 9 Sir John Cope's Cambrian paid forfeit. The stud of carriage horses belonging to the late Mr. ANDREWS, *sold at high prices on M 1 ist at Tuitersall's, which they well deserved, both from the style of horses, and the high condition they were in. The principal buyer was Lord GiI:DUCE CAVLNDISH. The crowds of persons in the streets of London on Monday afternoon, exceeded those at any one period during the visits of the Allied Mon-irchs to the Me tropolis. There was not a stable left unoccupied in all the western pans of London. Mr. Wurraisten and several distingui4led charae, ters, had dinner parties at the Pulteney Hotel, Picca dilly, on Monday, to view the fire-works, the temple, in .the Green Pa: k. The inhabitants of Culross and neighbourhood have voted a congratulatory Address to Lord Coca- RANZ, on his re-election to the House of Commons. Wednesday last, an inquest was taken at Hamble, ' on the bodies of R. El W. }LUIZ:. Esq. M. P... for Newport, in the Isle of NVight, and T. Elarkman, a. lad, who were drowned in that river on the preceding day. It appeared that the deceased bad come over in a small vessel from Cowes, and having anchored at the mouth of Our river, took a'small boat, and came . "with the lad to Hamble, to purchase fish, and were sailing to and fro whilst the fish were boiling. NO pet son saw the accident, but a man observing a boat keel upwards, rowed towards it, and was time enough to see a person straggling in the water, to which spot he immediately hastened, when he soon found the body of Mr. Holmes, but being deep in the water, and not having any boat-hook, it was some time be fore he could get the body into his boat. Medical assistance was immediately sent for, but to no effect. The body of the boy was not found till some time af terwards. Verdict—Accidental Death. Monday se'nnight,.a young man, of the name of Thomas Lake, a mason, perished while bathing in the River Tweed, near Kelso. A similar accident befel a farmer's servant in the Carse of nothkenuen, while bathing in the river Carron. Blil HS. At Edinburgh, Mrs. Somerville, wife of Dr. Somerville, De puty Inspector of Army Hospitals, of a son. On she 28th ult. in Dover-s•reet, the Lady of Ole Right Hon. Earl of Ashburnhasu, of a daughter. ... . . 1 hursday last, at Kippax,Yorkshite, the Lady et the Hon. and key. A. H. Cathcart, of a dAughter. • M€IRRIJ D. At Alverstoke Church, the Rev. David Parker, to Charlotte, el:lest daughter , to the Rev. David Gigue, of Covort. .„ . DIED. Monday, in Sa4ville-street, the Itt.v. John Camel, B. C. L. Archdeacon of t:tirrey, agtd 74 years. Tuesday sett:tight, at Arbroath, John Andson, Esq. Provost of that Dor h. At nuttier, on the 14th ult. in tie sEth year of his age , , and 32l of his ministry, the Rev. James Black, Ministtr of the.Asso. elate Cungrega - ion there. At Perth, on the IStb ult. Mrs. Ann Henderson, at the extia ordinary age of 103. She was born in the parish of Mortlaeh, Banff hire ; retained her faculties, aced resd.distinctly witl.out s : ectades, till within two years of her death. July 16, at Huntley, Lieut. J. MlGregsr, late of Glrn markie. March 6, I sill, in the Island or Java. Capt. WM. MiPhersoo ' 9 1 the lion. !rte India Csunpany's Service, Coismandon of Port NUM,. • GINISIONIAN MEDICINES. •• MR. BA RNE'rT GUEST respectfully:inform s the Public, that the GUESTONIAN MEDICINES are sold by Mesirs. Ntwacav and Sous, wholesale and retail,. No. 29, Dame-street, Dublin ; and those that with tp see the salutary efficacy of them may receive that information, by perusing hrs " Guide from Pain," price la. sold as above; ,or . by examining the ST4a Newspaper, Bell's Weekly Me-tenger, or I.a 'Belle As. semblie, where they will see that these citemical preparations have been established in London for more than twenty years, by relieving the followits; complaints in less than one jtour, and by curing in a reasonable time, all sorts of G..ter, Rheumatic C. mu, Rheumatism, Pleurisy, Liver Complaints, old Sprains, Bruises, and Weakness, or Contractions proceeding front repeated parox ysms lathe above complaints; likewise Heod.achea, • l'ssoth-aches, Face-aches, and Ear•aches: 5000 patient., after they had been ad ositted into the Landon Hospitals, continued there a reasonable time, aid returned without being relieved, have ,fterwards been restored to perfect health by the use of these restoratives. The success attending his Antibilious, Asthmatic, Nervous, and Con : sumptivo Pills, are so great as almost to .eeni incred•ble; and his To it. Powder, if once used, will always be preferred. N B. These Medicines are sold wholesale by all the reopect able Medicine Venders in London; but retail only by thrPro: prietor, B. Go EST, No. 9, great Surrey -street. ADVICE. WHEN Men of Education stn professional skill use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe and :attain method of treating a few prevailing Macau', the success I result of their experience Is the best proof of superiority. , • Messrs. GOSS and Co. as r egu l ar M em b ers o f the Royal College of Surgeons in London, have been induced to auk. the cure ot the following the object of their particular study, vas a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of :moat cation, and it, concomitants, Strictures and Glees, which, by: an improved plan, are speedily and eTectually cured ; as also del batty, whether arising from Bacchanalian indulgences, Jong redo, dente it .sooent ylimatirs, or a secret solioary vice ' too ober tooi happily pursoed by the you t h o t b ot h sexes , In the one cansiPi sterility or.barrenness, and in the other a numerous train of net.; woos diseases, winch, if not timely remedied, terninatirlii hives tence and consumption. In that distressisig state of debility or deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful +tibia, or arising from any other caner, by which the powers of the comma:, tution become etifeebkei, as regularly educated Surgeon. of 1,on: don, they offer a tutu, safe, and speedy restcratiOn t• Wahl St, vigorous health. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively profetising the tune of thews; particular complaints ' in order that they may not be, mistaken few, marked with the ofiloquy so justly attached the ignorant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to *tat , that they have been properly educated and initiated into 'every branch of the profession (certificates of utdch, from ddiereut Hospitals, and testimonials front the most eminent Physician*. they have to convince any inquirer) that the sueceis !vomit; from their endeavours first induced them to quit the practice ue • the general Practitioner, and they presume that their preteosioni constitute a lair ground for the unprecedented confidence with: which they have, by the Public, been so liberally honoured. ' The result of a long and extensive practice has enabled them, by. * superior method, to remove venereal complaints, howeves itiviwerate or complicated, without subjecting the patient to the least restraint to diet or exercise; and in recent Cases where an: early applic.uton is made on discovery of the infection, they freti queotly perform a'cure in the short space of two days. The un• precedented success of their mode of treatment (which has sever been known to fail in et& singlAbistance in a practice of 15 years; during which period to any .thousand persons of both sexes have been cured, even after severe and injurious methods had been . pursued by other Prao Wooers without effect), induces them to. thus publicly offer their advice. To be consulted daily by Patients of either sex, with secrecy, delicacy, and attentioa.—,Lettere from the country, containing the particulars of the case, age, and manner of enclosing a remittance, 'duly attended ro, and advice and Medicine for warded to any past of.tht kingdom. 003.91 and Co. Burgeons, 13, fiJuverie•street. Fleet-street. - ALTIAILZ MEDICtNt. THE Valued Du. Fgreuithes GVTTA SAILINTAIMPi, bas been so long polled, that meho.g of the pretest day can bear a veripertion with it, in all the diKele,' states 0 certain disease ; -rich it effectually cures anti eraslicat-s the habit, *without ezcitn.g the painful ficks,g. and eafiust.re thee wends s a livation : -esiliout debilitatim; the constitution in way degree, or even requirin g ; confinement from busiisessoc rest i: tics of diet. Ibe radical it rues of theWinestanable PtC4ribats proved their claim to*public approbation for M. re Oleo an years. of both sac* they prove a seversf..il resto ralnaavilo_thdwdheb ttl i s li e t r y t he debility is produced by too frt* use of am wry, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of warm climate. 'tie teavellere end those going abroad, they catrwr be reeommereled too w ruogly, as they Will receive a safe, speedy, sad complire care. in aft old stlibborn glees, and every weakness that stree t s the bladder and organs of urine. By its tile's y many women have become another*, who for nutty years had been deprived of .that happiness. Bold wholesale and. retail, at Mit. Butler's, Mo. 4, aseerside% thesorner 4of 6t. Paurs,J,:burch.yeed;.and retail, by Begat* eat chirp; POrun , ruth ; Hlll - 11t Johnson, Gosrert , Apneec,K cow, Mallory, and /one", POrtatea''''fiefrisian, Enter ; naokistortby, Glair/13e, 011hert, and Holand, Plymouth; *WIN'S. Nib -161; Baxter anti Maelonali, Glasgow ; Stank, MattelesoP, Scott, and Realtors, Edinburgh Crutwell, stir t'lieu &Peck, Hull.; AVhicg, Barghton ; Rohr% Seldom. apo.ll,uff, barn Gregsoll and Edwards end Penity, Live:pooh Stains and I.ysitli, Manchester"; IllevrYn. Norwich ; Korot and Lloyd, Wrenipglsatst; tiiverecy. pr.lebtri x aed.asest hdedloiae Ven.lers, io bottles. at is. 9d. ea. 6de an! gra. •• - ) M, R. A. BRAD 4 Y . 4 4. 1411CHT4eNcr,strRet o Gcogh• ITI square , Linidon, w II waist, the Most scrupulous Tog i r .t as tp the suibeetlesty e(:e Irrhodtof hi. deriiiog treat &ink from the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, la a virerr disorder of the nervous, bilious, and Bailed kind, With which he had bees long afflicted. Mr. E. Piercy, High-street, Birrolagham, verelseo.fair OK ear • AVMs Cure of a Gentleman, lone ni '&4 Derline, having talc se re fettles of ;he corellal Beim of Gilead: itseaupfs„ anttappsthe of the young man were visibly s i nd !cry qoateriatly stopruved ; and by continuing the meek a few weeks cS -r,lse •was, with Goo's bleskingond to the gioareemfost and astonish. metal of his family.and friends, reotormi ty perfect hluit h. Mr. 13 Boottroyd, of Puate ract, reports of a nun in that neighbourhood. chose the age of SO, who had the appernace of labouring under that most dangurou. disease the At!, ins lialneo. sulk, or Consumption. had i conettle;Abie degree Of bee ie • fryer, profits night-iteuts, expectorated moots, and•wits reduced to a state of extreme debility. Having bad the beet medical advice.. he 'could procure, without obtaining relief, •he ha?..ree.)urse do the Cordial Balm of t;ilead: perseeerhigibesiseine of it, alt the un fa verrable symptoms gradually abided, and he has =Labial a 'tip. rusts state or health.' ' " • Governmedt Security agaircht Cbenterteits, beside, h !toying of One Bottle in. Four. 'flee Carla!, Balm of Gilead is sell. in bottles, Out I is. each, or the quantity of four us, wee es. roily bottle ferLis.'no which one Is: bottle is saved, dthy at-chilt• ded, the stamp of which bears tt.e Proptietor's name card ide dress in the engraving, Saird. Soh:mann, Civerpoet," to imitate -which is felony; and this privilege ofoff particular Set oTplates fee his stamps has been. grantel to . Dr. Satunaun by favour of laic Majesty Hon. Commissioners of Stamp aides, purp.eaely to secure the Pali/again? GiUnteeffitX: moue ?helm genuine. • sold.by Samuel Leigh, la, Strand; Staten sod C. °ate Dios" and Futtonr, Bur Cherch yard ; bacon and Co. N0..459, lord-street, Lnytlan ; Brodie and Dawdle/ Sallsbury; Perfuncr, North Bridge, Lilicburgi); lidatuiej,ene, No_S loge-green, at Davison's, No. I, Pada:anent-street and 'ofhlessip. P.'Nelebrif and Son, Doldlitt;..acd Pffeelefee dens ill the United .Kiligilore. Some dis;.rders have been Many years in proceedingioiu4 degree of rairgoaney - as canitok erledicated‘in a fewAirZiblig tlaerefinelt is in order to wneourags stielilYfencierfne" lea use of pr means that Dr. SOkokon has adopted ;l, plato.g. botchhit with three'. he& 3Ss. famityrixefles,' coiitainuif quantity. of twelve, at 11 a. packed up task lurtWeuaint rt, fah X:, Bank-acre, by which £1.12%. is paved,!ide , Gitide to I Ir•Irl**" . As De.'l3ol.oMObra Practice is n'tiw-bedhnte so stem:Ear ex:emote, .that • his .constant cugagemews a'equ'on a cetiSides. able portion of his Brie and attendance,. I r expects, vises consulted, the:natal compliirient br One iroevare but all writ:eat cases, or letterawt adeife, and anacoci.pamed with est -star tee medicine and it:mit wick, to Be onset. red . at his leisure, are re quited Co eischne only I Drifis may be cattail:4 at any s t mt-ullice,,mable at I Aterpoel. for *Mop suniqof molten which is a sire Mode of convey ance . — Such !crier* *Medd, Ric setstY, be thes - dlrteriC--" Motitl'lLiurr: SoSAVill Ri k-aid St otseveotar:ldverits)4.• Told sionblat Pfmal*".• • - • •7 r: • Letters may be address e d to X. Z A. B. at the Pds i ii. OffiL. l oii called for. - Pertain who du out tiviihlis litk . e thdj names known, may Imre dick boxes directed& W. k i lt • uU for- ' , •, NU Diaoriieri have ctintti . ituteil it wre esackPell) destriy'ilymiieal'Happiness than chum white ire the consciptencilrf3ineusvdci pleasure. - 4 0 eeple-. of every rank pit Lola top to die Shrine pf.Wei4ock, s but where the Cruswantese has tweed tfintl4.l by Diterse,'i renovation of 'utility is indleyer:s •Tutcalf leare hatre we devoted vile practke se the exclusive trekritettuf the foji.mitts ptsurtiers, and !#s• Pm, cesstul rriult of our ptin gives lir a.ist;:!taial ardour. to oftgvve. faun. west. Wes the nthgc. of.those (›stapiarts•eshich as; tae twist important ip theoiatakwaref,pplala iehrtni. • haltlatlon intoevery bra &I' ch; Navil urgeorat, we tt at an early period el practice; te rescue 4nditridealiattwit fhb norance of uneducated men, cw. thesqually dangerousitywapi tang of general Practltioners. Disorders to the ewe of which we I:ave devoted ar ak. coition, comprise evert,ppeciee of Venereal Infect hart ; an Walk of Debility, wkethrr arising from the habits of ec.:001 hors or the indadgencles of taaturer age; that derattgoment• of *be System. in Women, whirl is called barrenness or Sterility; Seminal Weaknewes, sleets, oisttrucrui.s in the Urethra; as also Strictures, whether recent or of lorg duration, and which have ,itsqled the skill of otter Practstioaers, are by our present improved plan ut treaimerit rEe'cluelly anti perm*. newly cored, wthestit the p-nent sifferitat the eacruciating yam and alarntini tiemorrliage whit h.friagavaLly fOlklwa the non of tttel.uhar Can-tic. lit Ilse cr.urse of our measly:: practice .n this tnetropolii, nuaterousteastweeS fRIOfUItES tare he :a and are daily .puder uur care„. the Ustikpreelicetign of which a eV fected by a safe, certain 4i4exptilittous Mode eicure s t .p e tier W toe adopted: •' 1 Veidniies, rtkorelion, affil' tfiehi hty, prue.eediug fuse ,thilkeotatplahr. are speabilki,tepqNoiwalle the Patient f•stureil to sound add vianrous heakb. ffut w the dentliey bail fur 'yeakr eat Tell, a priaper restorv%ive remedies is indispirehly ettoisio g iezizti l a t siega. berttg :parks of lily, and co reaniArate th e consititail.:l: — ° - „ 'Ntruertnti Dlieaksaie the'rocalt •olignetiewe tir !hilt% la the _train:tont .of.a *milt 9upt,r,h, l a,..4 it an ausfrigwerytears pelts . t bat the,,seeifi n. 'a.r oionetl by inclosctelloy.or en Ontfaltfaltiti hear. - By a 11111rifei••toethisn'astele thaferMs aW riTrs q ' ere 94 1 e 0 1 1 11 31•74444.111n.trfn t!* we haylifriume to otter a radial how. frit oat tbt Ceses`tifkolheltalededlietfis46 lin tii.ort!!.l.: tea* eared vihi? catArqiloo444ll, wept Vilkerq is M• nice is a v ary vice, (mill e t prevalent gateues a a fialtioa:ble We, arts ism %tee tremit i t4ei l t e trillirtkiatib,segatiamip qurncc suck perttictopultalitts. i sikbeta ii sathappzr brood.. ei his iniftery, hist tactfully coneyal his mistnett;:ft d elay be some consolatietChoi•hlbaltertfionaStiat alit-ough it bse - Illjeet.pf.dctuht tic unceriaiqty # 44obother,krtsgotkapos i itbe re muri! orthrtie . Zitlicijncits ty l agridwalproLtEsspf ratio, -ts the allighlretetehr Of Stab I !Ice. •If illiTltettftacillitfa oe ystaus have) 00 1. 4J9.411110t wait vgoaar c nityck4 analog otil be preventid by an earl c.ortvretctioq of this stat.e, and m• th ea, e a ; Pt be /Alf. will tv1.1 11 .011;46th1V: 6-1 • •' • t M a nArileiVolitut Ait4 %%appointed in 'ttag exyectations of a ainily, may reilttrthat in us:l4 instances, 'sucluddfieri aereudable • • • • • Tbc. seamy witch 4 skrigtraatta,txpeer giblets:Acing, anti the quilifications which tee hav e presumed it. state,, hays of our pietettstittrkinclan"cbincideneU with suCh Intan *as jcsiven, that Moors. Carrie awl Co. may ileAcriesultidi by 'semi of either sea with the greateA secrecy and honuut, at limit ROWS*. 74q. 1044 ;+fettlitfpirdea. . • . • • Pattesgs In the Quarry arc requested to state the ptricelUe of their caw, age, and general habit i-f hiring, and' ertitbs fie a re •mittanctifof adeice end Nlitaieinrs: wher.the semi with he Ole or sent to any pint ol the X!tgdont. CURRIIi and Co Smert.eptlllpolt7, liatten•parelea: .SIGH 6£ A, I.Ot4DODI /4141X3111 'B4l44mtu‘% . Morning - ta infante, i•ter Af*t* • - ••a otittutts after 4 1.0,1160 N: Printed•bst Levee. Kau), Pickett Piece; • published there, and at the Star Wk.. Temple Bar. • N u N NEIL 8555. lkit nd. R ojireing, %OVAL AM ti I fMHATI I! Vadat fibs atrotsage ti skaoaNT a T HIS EVENING. TUPDAY 9 7 ra p.4 THE SE hdradiatiti the Ui Me MIA, afsd Madeanna Weal d& sad sonnl6hat op UPL A Scrim. Conti THE El 311. LT albtl MRS. Burro DOW and BRENTrop *WeOW, are tAtouo Views. minimum/ arlet NUIMID TAILOR and Idip Boron Mrs doe) a Nees Came Pad • DMus' Regadag. Harsaima To coach& el& WAlt AN HARLIQUIN AND I Doors aro St 14aelirar P -14.13 Egoobtriao loation I Timm. 4to WANTED, from a aitirte Irrosbo'd ea to noose, haviiis brio NI liberal remoustr, curios it Fonka particulars rosy I Cuditos t Law 6 , ationer. Thu . ?Ott Ti W E F S .T T 4 II I I Ii iN kot S; t 9 THE WAR Bill ROYAL HIGUNE+4 I. Al' a viry numeto loyal H•gfinria the Di 1 C u sti ti N o r ,a c t o r isu p : dad Jo i l t e, lml ll4 IT WAG UNA...UOUILT orri l pt lfaL l a C ona ommit:. . be this be . api a placed under the manes , snit minas ; this the Commutative with power to add to their i Cionnaueo. If they deem It roJ Archbishop 0. Canterbury I Archbishop of York sesLip of Londoo Ei-hop of Faster El-hop of Chester IN:01pp of liallakeiry Thep of Ely Lord Kenyon Lord Wtborpo Lord Lionel At. Hon. Sir 1. NlosE. n Right Hon. U. Risto,M. 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