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. "C .V. • ! k-±.6.IAL I • _ SOciErt ."01F-Vcitifiori.—' I PRWRIMS for ins ma Its 4. 1- Thatiena of tereatiy.Guinea aid the Might tif'eue So. s kty, to the Author of the most approTed &kr* the Raisins f Building', and seek Monuments as may evince the degree if civilisation arikh 41W*Aticient Owe* •Scoes• had hit altted. Sn b Essay to-he delivered to one of the Secretaries Of the Socha* f. of before the lit day of March neat. 4. The senior Twenty Gahm% and tbt Tstbdal eif"tte eety, to the Author of the most approved Assay-on the Xtyjap f e, iery of the Oaelic Langone, its connection with other 146., o nes, where it originsily *listed, and whence derived shook sr v to be delivered to one of the Secretaries of the Societytkr or before the ist. dapof March, 1824. S. The sum of Tirenty Guineas, and the Medal of the bb. tidy, to the Author Of the 'mow apprtwed Sway oft the - peculiar Character of the 'Ancient Gael, with their 'lnstitutions, gall av d Warlike habits. Such &say to be delivered to one of the Secretaries anise Streirtyaa or before the l sr day of March, 1844. ' JOliN ALEX. This-day was published; Elesantly printed..icfpedsalp tesss. 'brief TH E DIJKEIVORNONO: 1,. boas.: as. la aura a 'hige y , BvittruivA.aelea: -!. . rin H By MARIAM LLOYD, Junior. Maio the press,and speedUP *Hat 'Published, unl p P•aass.-br the sane Author. IlL.• . &Min, 'Hurst, Bees, Orme, and Brown; lnd IX and Bahheyst Wad Simi "ad Knott,, Birnilniham. Tail day Vras published, ikone vol. Sp*. IRastrated by rates, the SecOnd Edition, with Altetatloos ad Additions, price ids. boards, • ATHOLOGICAL and • SU [MICA L 0 MIER .. NATIONS an DISEASES of the 'JOINT& • By B. C. BRODIE, FR.& rrofesior4 Anatomy inset Surgery to the Royal College of Sur geons, and Surgeon to St. George's Hospital. hinted ftw Longman, Hank RIK% Orates and Brown, London. • - Thb day irerelmbllshed; piles lib. b &jilt. Elegantly pHnted in a porker - VelnYne."tottilliented with Wood -cuts, • - • ' 1)0E118+13y SAMUEL. ROGERS, Esq. mutat?, ing the " Pleasures of Memory;" Tweaty.lirst Edkien. Human Life," and the " Voyage et Columbus." with its last Additib6. Printed for T. Cada, in the Strand; and W. 131actwood, rdiiiburgh. NEW NOVEL, This day Was published, price 21s. hoards, THE SCHOOL FOR MOTHERS; or, The' Po lido of a Village. In Three Volumes, tuna. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Mana-lane. This day Irks _published, in limo. price 4s. boards, THE BOARDING SCHOOL ; or, V.imiliar Con venation, between a Governess and her Pupils. Written for the Amusement and instruction of . Young Ladies. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave.Maria.lane. • • RIZADiPtO SAUCE: - • COCK* the • fitoetitnc i i ivprketor of the lE."' Mgt litlftAlttf REVD / N MICE; begs matt M aim-fully tit caotio,rthd Notllity, Familiei, •and the Public,. against the daily frauds and impositions practised by many Lon don and Country °limes and Fish Sauce Venders, to deceive and deprive them of the . • i3ENunsirTtADnicisscre. • t • i• ~.,• ts: I , Y None are genuine but' these whichLjwe ., entity waied,with the itnpression 'Cocks, /feedings mkt - 41.5 the f o ll o wing description of tie . Sauce on an Matigs.elofettrediabel, " Reading 'Saints for. Fialiumrkhing Gravies, ite. Prepared and Sold, Wholesale and Retail s by J. Cocos , Reading.: • ' This Sauce is generally med, at. table with'all sorts or -.Fish, in preference to all other FisA Sauces, a,otkis estemottifeculisirly delitibus 'dsith "Caine ' Fowl; Hashes , Steiks,._and Cold Meat. • Waliranted to keep guyid Wien *years lei any • clitit ate.— kis presumed that no Sauce over met with switegeneral appro bation and extensive sale. lt,ia patrugised awl Xecomnieuded ux Fby most of tba Flawl . usa in.tha,Mnitinnt i MO M -retailed hi London by 150' or the tubst respeitable Oilmen -.an4 Fish Sauce Vindert ; 'in Bath; bylso }'dinbprgh, Glas gow‘ Perth, abd Aberdeen, 50; and if nearly all the principal Fish Sauce - Dealers in the, United Kingdom,. mast .01 sxiwtn. asil Cones's; Genuine and Super* Il i mangs ,Ai tc ru t r F p, , 04 4 0 wkh prime Gorgon Flab, ijuilcasjpoi4l%. . INSOLVENT DEBT:COS . .COURT, IVO V. 29. I ..; ; • • • their seams di the breeNrisf trust of which he . had bin bnt ia.the ab!4ence of such opposition, they lAtiSt aIIOW their feelings .to interfere with theft duty, _The . jisjkment of the Court was, that theinsOlvent sh ould . be sernanded for 18 months, for having fr au d u l ent l y contracte d d e b ts with bir.os novan and Mr. RoebOttom. - . ',in». IC - INTgLLIGENCE. • ... r.. ./3 • ' • _ . , rilingart.yrSeven pnblicatsevive yesterdity Conlibtest of veilt ensue duririg Service-A:tie da Smiley, sire wbo were fitted is various penalties; from; irte Al eith t and the seeends, on pleading he bad only been in the house one men*, and that tiblecengse"rl7%llcmtuallpillers,nbaunts,ftehrtinedhis war rea told d had dit sab 4 jected et°l24i ' 'him illikt to ta a i much more serious inforination, *Mt that of Wadi =fineable arsiclee without a licenw. • •" t., •ItAtepe_Gikaare,s-Rich are t Geld, landlord of the ibecorge * public-house, in Leather-liuw, appeased to all in ionossiso, dillrg , Mg him with suffering. Tresx, • persons to the playing at cads in his • lantrsit. The- partiet-Were master traderritee In the fieighlOttrisond, , and were in the•Parlour phying at Platt for ale* pints of porter, 24 were. home with thin-families at ten o'ciock.—Me. Serlehnt SaLiox said, he did net see any harm in three or fiiiir respectable tradesmen amusing thentschies•at cards. It was not such .that the.law prohibited front gambling in •pitblicAnuma ;rr ra sE thOs• who vet in the taproom, journeymen, 'apprentices, * bourers,.oraervants, such as weressog nmetertrif their arts dine, And as the casowas be should dismiss the information. . . • • Mi. Waterhouse; of the Swan with Two Necks in . Lad-lane, proprietor of the Liverp oo l Coacli, *as slimmo in conseqUence of. the driver havhtg knocked down and fin over T.,ltoberts; but, on referring to the Act, it was'foinid; • thinigh • the proprietor 'was responsible for carrying an extra number of passengers, the coachman alone was answerable for furipus defy .ing..-Mr. Waterhouse said ; the coach vim that day driven by a ,superninnerary, whose name was not known to him, bin might he learned front the - guard.' The regular driver was ill at &e time. The complaint w a s th ere f ore dismissed ;. but 'the Magi,. •trate observed, that the complainant might bring his aide's for damages against the owner. " • - • . ... W.:Orstruts was reexamined, charged With stealing . a portals dog, With hi collar. He was fined 420; and in default of meut l was sent to amuse himself at the Tread Mill for sizanontks. MA tinortoncis•staFigr.—Yesterday this Office was crowded • with servants of "every desctiptiori, to hear a charge made et ,an individual,: who had obtained hilf.alerown f rom . Win: tim ageb id, .8: fisatnian,alnder a tepresentation that he would supply Min With X situation'-in 14 days. The prisoner had lately taken a hothe in the neighbourh ood of Ch.rlotte-street, Fittroy.sqlater Which was.plisteredivirh papers, and bore tte appearanoe of an ; li • wan Office, but there w,,; no name over the door.—The 'NI rate ordered , the'prisoner to refund' the mfiney he hid i 441 , r ayed t to .pay rho mpenses ; on -doing which he was 'discharged. ..., lid,tsv-i.a.lienne litesex.-Yesterday Margin Be aid_ ir"t. • Perid#44, were.'charged with feloniously breaking opelftlieW7bqW ;of ,Wiliialo.PAlTy, Esq. Montagoe-smeare. The primoitid'itine taken pn the prem i ses.—Fully committed. • •' " '• - ~ • Queris-suostte.—M. J. Lee, shopkeeper 'in 'Chapel -street ... .. , charged' his wife with asistrlting and threatening his life.. at ap peared that'they wive ch;crtied at' the Cape of Good lipptspnae years ago, and - after s+e•taniesto icklgland, she stole apiece of iribbon, was tried, and tran.py.rted for seven years. • idie served stove years of that•term, • arid was tiberated. Sunday ehe.e home and found another w.oman dieSsiog dinnet at her Issu's bowie, when she assaulted and threatened to murder them both. i be was ordered to find ball, avid in defaelt, wai committed,. . ,• 'Mr. Slater, landlord of the Robin flood public4ouse, in Mill.. bank-street, was fined S. and the landlords of the LigEt Llaree man, the King's Head, and the (neon's Antis, at Kniginablisige, , were lined •Cls. each, for permitting tippling at then homes on Sunday. • . . .... .., _ Mary Halligan was-charged • with robbing An n 'charged pf . sciteral article, of apparel. The parties lodged togeth . et,,MAt te Broadway, and on Tfiursday night the prosccutrix went. tell, leaving the prisoner atonic- in the apartment ; when She'relinned, she found the door open, and alt her clothes, exeept.whatabikhad on, stolen; the pri.onerwas.also gone. The-prosecutrix gave lit toral:tied to an officer,' who took the prisoner into custody,fint no part of the property has been found.-•-• She was remanded. I , , A-private in the Coldstream Guards was fully cominittedstor Wiling a shovel, the property of J. Farmer. - • . . TNAMCS Police.—R. Ihrgan and J. Goss, two pow ballad singers, were charged with sleeping in the open air, and were 1 cemr.attted to the Tread Milt, for three months, as rogues .and vagabonds. • , • . - • . . Liscserx-omen..--Mr. Stenaik, landlord of the. Halifax Head, in Printvs-street; Mile-End New Town, wai fined gos, and cgsti, for allowing persons to remain drinking at .IQ iniuutes past t 2 on Saturday night. Mr. Schooling, a mannfac. curer,. residing near the defendant, said, he was in the habit,. ci • giving his men a dinner once a year, and that therwere the per. sons fonndrhere on the . night stated in the information, hating hafel the feast there that dal. The Magistrate said, such eeCe:iim did not warrant i%e defendant in transgressing the Act,: azid,thes. 1 penalty must be paid!' Utriox-HaLx.---Exis.thr. massy Istrosroe.- 7 .-Yeqviday the, young woman who -has already been twice examined 3t this Office, • upon charges of gross •imposture, was litpught before L. 13. Antun, Esq. for a final eXamination. • • The Magistrate's have received several letters from dtggp t pasts of the country, detailing different plans of impositiongres. t used by a female, the description of whom exactly ccirresponded wish that of the pri.onet.• fin' all those occasions the impostor wai said ...to hatte• been found In the Mist wretched • rontlition, and tO•halhe left st most favourable impresilon upon those win% assisted hir;Mstil.they Missed sdnie part , Ortheir property,. .. ,r. (The Master ort Workhouse hid resitmMended the wise* te a -Getitleoftra who resides in the Strand, is a moat melest. industrious,: end pious young writhan, but the Vaster avert:Wm( afterwatde that she stole the cook's &bawl ; and upon going to the , houseof the Gentleman to whom he bad recommended her, be learned that she had just decamped, having stolen property . to the amount of £3O. . . , • . The penciller did not raise her eyes from the flour. Upon being ! asked what motive she.courd hair bad for pursuing such a cosine' of robbefy and vagrancy, she merely said, ",I should not have. it, done if I had not good reasons for it." • -. ; ! , .2•loneof. the persons whom 'she was accused of having robbed 'appe,yed to prefer.coundaintsagainst her, bat a pee son from eh** laden li "'city Society proposed that she should be committed to t h . i • Scaliopa, as. a rogue, ami•vagabonti. • •" she should gn where she should neither cost. r ta ce ra n itr o t n ed th , s. and sent her off to the Tread - .., • _......_--.. •• '...t..4ill:Eri.iiii)tf:liotllll •WiYi,ent Marsden eamearp to be he a rd on his pa titian .to be discharged; and . was opposed by Mr: PoLtocs.and Mi. Coos for several creditors. 1 Pre.insolvent had .been a 'clerk l in the Duke of iledfoid's office, his department being to check the accounts of the country agents. He bad no autho; , . 'rity to sollect.rents„ bat was allowed to receive reefs- ;from the ;gnaws who, came to the office to make' Abel! PAYtnent.S. :He-was for some time:in the habit of applying part of the money so received to his own ; ,tise, which, in ,the month of -March last, amounted. - 'to pearly E9o°: - , , , ,;, , . . . .1 . ,, , •.. . , Mr.'Donovan, linen-draper, Mosimsbury, Doe of Ihp:insolvent's. opposing : creditors, :and a ' - tenalit•of tit D 4 k4,!1 Bedford, .atate4i that,on the116th , ..4 . .14gc4tiw insoitca borrowed fross,him 145rwhich tg fie . pro mised ,positixely be would pay OR Lady,day, In a village where a farm was a much better thing when„he should .receive his salary from the.Dnkc.. Pa ^. a 'vie-.0 a e, the incumbent took un e c inini on ains to please his pariihioners; hut this task was Ou Lady-day Mr. Donovan discovered the insolveues r e that. of the map and the boy and the his. "Alter k 'situation witik the Duke, aid had- hip- arrested the li day after. _ , . . , .., .. , .-., : , 1 ... a .time,• however, by accommodating their direfent? humoars,lie succeeded better, though to please all Mr ? . Ipe botani,..,asodier..tenant Of the , :pitktiof was tinp•ssible. . Returning one from church,' Sedforcl,, stated. that—the. insofteet -borrowed ORS 'from him ,in Foruarmwhick i eterom i sed - o , olyout be Was accosted by an opulent farmer, who, though.Of the salary 4 hadipagi%his.Qraoo, ,-. ,i ) 5 4 . - .he Tilted in a profuse style ; was not a whit more OW f lie,insolvent •s lisheid in' his deportment or understanding thahlis• 'pitocli, that .he , paid •Jootb - ffitsts ist ctiMinution-of h.io Aebo..to4he,Daka of Ihetifordi illth Well„Ddctor," said he, " y;:nic be -849,4 44i4.0 .. /450. 4tising. fano .tbst. solo, of; his. futon- amiss oki-pratty,Well 'now ; but why dnont yi kr.tie ploisAhman.--t. • Isotand tan a scrap of tatiii?'—" Why,* said thi s *cure. i .kle still owid OW Dukilf:4llwAloar.Mi tiis charm:. eias:picopposeds,4,l4oi.o.p444,. . s. Vitair, ,, P.if, .1 had thought it had been your wish, I The. 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Colds, Coughs, and As 'Affectilatis. •gy promoting gentle expectoration, it eery shortly relieve& tbipairent of a slight or recent Cold, and stew deist are generally l safficient to remove those which neglect bas rendered inure donfitnica Said . Obstinate, and which are aceontpanied With cnagb, spitting of blood;hnd other.scrions Sytufatoma - Us/aegis liar balsamic powers tend to healsoreness and allay the irdtation of the tangs; lb intsps it cough, and in asthmatic affection& it xedsta andsivesfrpedonS to - the bath. J . ,• .. . Sold in bottle', et is. l 4d. apd 2s. H. by, Butlers, Chlntists, CbeiPirldi, Si. Paul's, and 220, Iteteut.itteit (ntii file Ar gyle Room.); Lesiclosti 29; Wattrioo-pbce, Edinburgh; 34, Sick•eille-street, Dublin • an 4 by the principal Medicine Vendsrs theoughout the IThireditStgdom. N. B. Be careful .tro,ask for DUTILVICS PICTOIiAL Bum, and toirdaserve _the Csovenament Stamp has the words Butlers, 4. Cheapide,"' engravert ton it. Carpe diem— Be proaspayTwisit.„. HEN. Science bciktn,to eAplo,r,e Ole complicated miciiineri of 'Min, ibeWas speedily entangled, in a la-' byrinth of mysterious eptiftision,. from which Intellectual perseia verance alone emancipated r tjer. , Ignorance and. empiricism, haviever,'sttlt Opposeilieir venomous hoitllity, and the prejudice of weak niinds, in some measure, encearagestheiraisdacky. Ai Truth is to Falsehood—so may our public stateme*p be com pared with their unqualified pretensions, and to expose their fal lacies, we have not hesitated to avow ourselves u practitioners in a class of Diseases Which epdanger tbe mystic.egolutions of Nature. To be brief : 'are 111entbers of the Col lege of Rurgkons, 'ran establish the .integrity•of oar Character! upon the success of 'Vwenty, Years' prac..tical experience, and an pounce tbe grateful testirtionydfthoie in whom long suffering had nearly extinguisketevery hope Derelict • . • • • We pledge ourselves to the removal of Syphilis, from It. iaelplent straptoilis to the' re snwtest stages, characterfzed by every doubt and. wiatteve4 mallgtraaely.' The• invidious and: much neglected disemes of the Uirethckbaet beep cat•eftilly in t. studiously contidefeci, havi'ailso those delicate and- important • • sympathies which - reter to tbst•Fellalei Sex. Thequertnitleisoll virility have been especially pack. whether its arising fro* pac r debilitatiug tyranny of a "tropical atnlosjiberthe naturalbiae of constitution—die iniprudencePf piety—or!t hir mire alitraskugl, results of ilfropefliky.to practices ".which shim Mc light+ the• •progress of Irrhieliis malted by a graiiiial derelictiOn of thp UM mal powers. TO atl 'Who amt thus eirtumitanted,•and tttdww especially to such as are aspirants foF connubial pleasiqes s , ekrnesfkrecontittend 'bar Cotinnentarl (The ,Eg,is of Lee), tbe terosal - of 'Aids Must proveliemigial to their moral hatmiheis The Book apy . 1?, W ri t .r t Paternoster.now, 59. Pail,A4au; ; 41, rficadilly le; Ces- street, Soho; 174, ant. 34, Fleet . street ; ao, West Bmktiikeld ; .08, Classpettia • Burks img.Bite.:' yeason, Noswiebi . Deck , Ipswic.b; Sheppard, Bristol; BarrAt , 'Dlitiskl;llsik; 'Litt, CaMksidge; Headley, Leeds; an d . tq all BOOksellert. • , . 7 . - " .„,i Re medies ;AP. 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