The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-01-09 00:00:00

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N. 4 SI • , ,„ , • • . . .. . 051?, No. 2771. LONDON; MONDAY, JANUARY 9, 181.5. PAR* bpi " The Corse for which liererDsirjell is the *lit. aid Aylmer dila I "ile. aestiffoal" THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. T if I S present EVENING, Jan. 9, tbeit alapptirs' Servants swill perform 'MRS. HOFLAND'S NEW. WORK. 0 Fsoi ram LONDOIV°O:I2IE77'E . hit 7 . Jost pablished. . . --vati-- 7 .. ) ' In 4 Vol,. llten. price 245. board's, - - Fo . itigts.o . tan . .7• " • A FATHER AS HE SHOULD BE; or, . , 4 1 fe" . 1 • ofign_;FoiCE. . His Royel ifigOaeas the Prince Regent has been. By Mrs. HOVLAND. • hethof of the " Clergyman's Widow," " bferdlonses Widow," pleased, in the Reale end on tie behalf. of his Ma. • Daughter-in-Law," I . PallienCE and Perseverance." " Says jests, to appOst.tists Hell , Williain Temple to be hie She to her Neixhhoor, want ?" " The Sister.'" Panorama Ma jesty ' s Segreta 0ri......L.A: of Europe," tad " Vifil to Loadon."• . ry , .... s ..on,St die Court, of Printed for A. K. Newman aad `Co. LeadCaltalbstmet. .1 Stockholm. Mies, saw, he bad, recently Pablisbed's••• ' The BACHELOR'S JOURNAL, inscribed to the Girls of Englund, edltedby the Midler of the EitglisbwoMin, &c. 2 cals. Mt. 64, ' .- SPANISH CAM PAWN, or the Jew, by Mrs. Meek, 3 vels•Ills. stufttinalifictireft- 7 01ighotas .11.41 Ellaville mid Charlie' Lie 'Tavaraiar,•Manat-siteet, eromeno o r a lF t wirmanerclarrie —T. Heiman and J. Boberts t , re , Tottenham.. court-rAM, doialen to wide—W. Smith, ..Startln, and W .W. Smith. Birminghatit, bankers—J. Mayne and J. Patrick, Vauxhall -terrace, stone-potters—J. Par. Mad W. SnOti. Nottialkaaishire, lace-minufacterirs-.4. Robinson and J. Corrin,. Liverpool, haute and rittrjonseks-'4. ayiit and S. Kerslake, Battersea, Surrey, hrewers—VtGappecodale, J. Mar, J..F. Wartkiagtoa, and W; H . \lay, London,-C. abl G, Hitcher', S 1 ellield , haiuseating.manufacturert-41. Arland aad J. White, Waring-lobe, pagaibrokers—D. Faalkaei arid Green, Wsod-olkeol,. Gherspsnle, hosiers—J. . Storms. m idleer Evans,, Qaford-street, itorst.drapers—J.. Hill and T. Overton * jilogston.npoti-Hull, wine-onerchauts—R.Liticion Me E. Wil liams, St. Pail's Ontrciplard—.W. PoWell And L. Williams IWortaalEalgaini lead and glass.sseprksigs.. RING RICHARD THE THIRD. Dwkeuf Gloster, Mr. Kean. To which will be added, T; , e New Superb Puroomiume, rolled THE Y %I.LLY OF DIAMONDS t or Harlequin Sindbmk To-merrow, Romeo and Juliet, with the New Pantomime. The D' , ors to he opened at half gait live o'clock, to be ut keif ivitst MiLITARY 11.9:14019*§: Sores t . is..; Second Pelee Ss. 6d.—Pit, Ss. 6d.; Second ?Ore; Lower (lottery. es.; Second' Price, ls.—Upper Gallen, Is.; Second Pelee, 6d. CHILDREN of the ABBEY, by R. M. Roche, Seventh Edition, 4 yob 20. PAIRED—NOT MATCHED, sr Matrimony in the Nine. teenth Centers ; by Mrs. Ro'is, Author of the " Coustns" " Modern Calsipso," art. 4 ~,k, eft. SECRET AVENGERS, oraise Rock of GloOdee, ty Itis sumer. be Anne of Swan en, 4 vols. 21s. NOVICE, nr the Heir et Montgomery Cud!, by Matthew Moral. FN. S 1.114. tid. • MONTHEITHE, nr the Perrot' ScntintM, 4 •ols. It. Ha.' SUSPICION, or the kiessevelent Rechme, by Lady 2 Yob 10s. HYPOCRITE, or the Modern Janes, 5 Yobs BACHELOR'S MISERIES!!! by an Old Maid of Dis tinction, 4 soils. IL 4s. • ope or . Regiesef • . • Llent.-General John Mastcokto,be Cgione-Comaggulaitt, vice CelligreVlN deeeosid: Brevet Colonel John F. S. Snilato be Colonel, vice himileild. Breeet. Lieut.-00Ionel,41exanticeffetscut to he 4tettiCllllll4;o - vice Smith. . Brelet Lieut.- Colonel .Rebert•lberibiii to be "ler, vice Matson. See il Cuptais awls" Mare . r tel be Captain, vice flora (. Jews tipsy awbe Sew* °Knob; Tledi aikitelie• *egad I .o4 o , l t•Tbeses 4 Willianis to be Vint Lieuteuent, vice Cray. Second,Lieetenant Archibald Mechem) to;be ditto, vice Mikes, deceated. Second Liseleaant Klikard N. King to be ditto, Ike Thema dike. deceased. • • • • Steam& Lieutenant amaq.filatisLiekbirdiebi e lkilleeeier t do.. ceased. Second Lieutenant Merry st, Aeration to be ditto, vies I)rent mond, deceased. • . • • • • Second Captain Daub Knox to be Captain, vice Paul, de- First Lieutenant James ,Fizge. to, he Second Captain, vice Knox. • - • • Second Lieutenant William H. W e eper to . be.Yirst Lieutenant, vice Fog..; • • • • • • • Second Captain John ibrinCost to be Captain, vice Thompson, deceased. i First Lieutenant ./hba Crlostri eo be'Sedohlt (*ignite, lice Br(scoe, Second Lteutenau. t Alexander %foam to be iiest'Lleuittint, Average Prima CORP of ENGLAND Kai *ALES, per wieteer, from the• Return, esiliss Dec. 3. gmr . WibMi. .1 itye, 1 Barney. I . ,Ofts. I Bea* ,i_beg.se. Otto. —4,--I . ____ A. s. d. i. d r. ts 0 AA Age THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT GARI)EN. Ta" present EVEN( NG, Jan. 9, will be µrrf+•nned, ROMEO AND JULIET. Romeo, Mr. Conway i Juliet, P.M. O'Neill. .; 7 t it s o . d i . 16. I L. • To which will he added. The New Ctianil Christina; pantomime. coma AIARLEQUIN WHITTINGTON; or, Lord Mayor 4- Pandas. To-nsorwsw, The Tempest, with the New Pantomime 4 Hazes, is. s Second Price Ss. 6d.—Pit. Ss. 6d. 4 Second Price, its.—Lower Galirry. Si. f Second Price, h.—Upper Gallery, Iv.; Second Price. A Private Boy may be had nightly, 'on application to Mr. Brandim, at the Box-office. FAENC PAPERS. Pitts, JAN. 4.—On Nur Year's-day the +to. nicipaf Morey of Paris, ,headed-by Conk Chabrola the Prefect of the DePirtnaent of the Seine, pre sented their' homage to the Kin's : oc. casion the Prefect pcnnou - Ocett the following Ad dress : . • r SIRE , —The IgtinicipS y otyottr goad. tiff of •‘ , raris presents' to yout. Mijesty , Otaidhle unmet -so ; lemnity the homitrof•its iiipech:fidatityi end : love. The recollection of. the pest, he happinesi eY tilt ' present, the egreetibli hopes of the !store, increase the'erdoef of those wishes whic4 they form foryoo; gloty, foc:the.prosl - .!erity . ant dutation of ye a*e gust reign. ' . • • A few m6nlhs, Sce, have sefffcetto operate; ml. racolous change in th e fate'if yolis..people.- • ;'• Staab, dem btlesi, is the ascendertcy of legitimate Abater; it calms the passions, fixes wishes and. views .? r and enjoYs only its tights ; but, such, above all, is the effect of wisdom and moderation, Which exercise the - soveiwign pOwer only for the happiness of. ali t and the proepeeity of the country; • it is thus that.the state of France, by fixing the {attention of all, now serves as an example and a mo. del : and that' state, which a tutelary genius fins litswown hew to create, wise institutions guarantee • and . maintain for ever. _ PRISON-HOUSI, or the World vie Live. in, by. Mrs. Bridget Bluetnantle, 4 vole. 11.2 v. ET/IEI.IICM. or the Recluse of the Lake, by •Chtrtlette Smith, Dew Edition, 5 vols. 11. 54. . . SCOTCHWOMAN, by Anthony Frederick Holstein, 3 vole. 15s. . .TALES of the PASSIONS, by Q. Moore, Second Edition, five. 104. 6J. • • - • ' • th fi ding reet. ASCHOLASTIC CLERGYMAN, who is about to sake inn of hi.. Pupil+ to the Continent, and to add to orir sisal FRlA'''. the Wired( of visiting the principal towns in rnmee,durinc a twelveasootiee resideoce in that country,wisbes for tar arcet4 .n of a third Pupil. • For particulars atrial) (post paid) to James N'hfahoo, Esq. Torre Timple., London. VAULTS of LEPANTO, a Romance, by T. R. Tackett, Esq. $ vols. 15s. CONVICTION or She Is Innocent, by the Author of Cam brian Pictures, 5 vols. 11/s. MIDNIGHT WEDDINGS, by Mrs. Meeke, Second Edi tions 3 vole. 15s. CONSCIENCE, by Mrs. Meeke. 4 wok U. 4s. ETH ELI A, Secant; Edition, by Jane Harvey. 3 tole. 15s: A Ull!At R Y STAN b) the Same ' 3 wok. Ills. ••• CIRCULATING LIBRARILS forthe WINTER.— A. K. N EWMAN and •Qo. beg tray, to Inform any Lady we Gen tl,man who is going in cOmmencea Library, that they have three col. ;stele ones In dispose of, nit esceeding low limns. fir Ready Money: one of 717 Volum, twelve% new, hail-hound in calf, at Is. 6d. per vol. ; another of 1000 Volumes, new, half boned in calf, at 2s. per vol.; nod a third , a capital Collection of 637 Volumes, new, half-bawd in calf, fat SS. 6d. per vol. Particulars on application. Of to it eel TO BE SOLO, FOR Seventy-Five Guineas, adapted far any climate, a most excellent Horimatal Grand PIANO FORTE, with six octaves, three pedals, and every other re quisite; made by the first manufacturer in London, and clici•eu by a master of enflame for a person of distinction; cost 1001, two moths slam. Also a Cabinet Pisan-Forte, 38 guineas, cost 60; and a Square Piano-Forte, with drawers, sad ,every other requisite, m food as new, by Wain:, 48 guineas. To be seen itt No. 5, Leicester-place, from tea is four o'clock. , Packing case can be cot for either, and carefully packed, if required. p►r val.& yes '. 3 his Cawtry. A4atant O'Hara Bilyaes.lo . tie getond Captain, : • iSMikItDMOtRS lINLA R&D: J. F. Grant, Gavialle atreet,., F.itarop i cquare,raarchant,.frOaa Jan. 7 N Jan. 10. at guildhal). P. Whitehead; CatestOsoladief, banker, from Ike. 31 to Feb. 18,49,!41dhaU.. &. • • itu •T. tlinige4q.iverpe6l tint,-Feb. I, 4,18, at Mr. Woods, Liverpool., Attoop Liverpool ;. and Messrs. MakSrocl find llnn7F.`lllolK's fiesch•:walk, Temple. .11..fifeseseila.Baagihialghe-Nagitrt Lincolnshire, shopkeeper.. Jan. 27. at the White Horse Inn i Spilshy, Lincolnshire, Jan. 9.6:litt • the riikergieVan. - Spirlilr iii 4Feb. 18, nt the White Woe Ina, 851110 y.. liparnjet4 er,Sinkhy ; and Mr. Ellis, J. rentietr,:garthataptinn4ennrnanger, Jam 18, 19, Feb..lB, at the Pc#cor,lt. lon.,Norpiammtun. A ttornies, Messrs. Edmund and - Seyei. Lint-Met Inn ; Arid Mr.7eyes, Northaolptaa. o r mtpe, an. 28, 29, • Feb. 18, at the Bridgewater Ares Inn, Manchester. Attornici Mears. Bereft aiq llfitonwi:Nladeliattteri and -Messrs. 'Wil lis, Fair- riaa iitst Lies I I 1). hers , . Just published, In one Vol. 12aio. on fine hot-pressed paper, with all Etching, by Flowlann, price ss. THE MUSEUM; or, Man As He Is:. being a Cliruno-Denunnii-Mytho-Patbo-Theo-Deo, and seys ral other 0-logical Dissertation on the dignity of Homan Nature, calculated to exhibit to its admirers a few of tbp TA . . nous ago cur ious otateriai, of which it is composed. By a LORD of the CREATION. ' Dedicated either with or without permition so his &view! Br;•thren, the rest 4f the Peerage. FIFTY CAPITAL PRIZES IN THE NEW YEAR'S STATE LOTTERY, TO BEGIN DRAWING WEDNESDAY, 18TH TIIIB MONTH, JANUXRY,IBIS SCHEME CONTAINS. . a 4 ,000 4 6 8 10 16 And 2,372 Priam, from ,Clll3 to £l5. • PICKETS And SHARES are selling by S. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Cootractora fnr the Lottery, at their Otaces, the career of Rank-buildings, Corot ill, nod facia; the Kutermiews, Charing-cross. lady Condescend, Sire, to contemplate with satisfaitias the happy situation of your grateful subjecti ; fiell them, full of love and respect, give you that tarot which announces both the confidence they plated in year virtues, and the ardent wishes and want which they felt of your return. All of them woultritrirteia their own days, in order, if necessary, to ilt i ltl,9t i your's. May these sentiment!, so pleasing So a Ra t as ternal heart, become some repayment for your,,`_, ;iestrious labours, and the indefatigable cares Whi . ' devote all your moments to the happiness of lii4 •.4 , French. Pub Hayed by Wm. hugtfes, Islinton-great . ; asylatid.bat all .retprctable B in lowa or country. • to ii re, Zell, 10. HIS MAJESTY'S REPLY o nel :.~ . I could not commence the year better than by re 4 ceiling the felicitations of my good city of Paris.--I accept with the greatest satisfaction the expression of . its sentiment': it tannot doubt with regard to tome: BISII &old, in the last Three Months, the follow ing Capital Prizes, the fortunate Share-Holders nre most of them paid, and those that are not may bare their Money no demand, at either 4, Gambill, or 9, Coarirpeross: No. 10,775 £20,00D No. 4,158 X 20,000 .714 lo,ooo 1 ; 177 3,t 0 361.3 l,OOO 2,839... 8... 500 2 , 859.. A SALUTARY ADVICE. ni QUACKERY is the DEATH „. Owing s JtridSkarlttki Wumifkillignarle• • . A CASH OF DISTRESS. • 0T - rter, Atvitita. - York,hire, cotton-spinner, Jan. 18. • • • • • r 17. Fegalik,uggsbe,Digegagera- Manclieater. -Alkorefes, Mr. TN consequence of the late ieductten of the . arniy, tshancory a lace; nad .n.sn• • Jithavon and Lnasdale Mau- Aan Officer, who his served his King and Como?, itystihre4 • •••-• •sr I. .• • ••••••• ••• • of seventeen seam (with a wife and four infant Childress), its is • SW • Jamip,..Wcalbank• lit 041 1 ,,,lineailtaper, • Feb. 1, ft. 18, the greatest distress. f)eprived of the present means of 'support, at the' ll'hW Lion tun, •Bristol. Attornies, Mr. Clarke, Bris god incapable from ill health. acquired on duty in foreigs, fe e * megg l iku ltiilliama aistl. Bask, Trowbridge; and Messrs. mates, front using his personal exertion. to supply the aunt. of Jenkins...l nu . ies, and Abbott. New lan. nature, he and his family are experi.ncing the greatest soikr- • G. Fisilt, Simon, Lisseoltish7ie, merchant'. Feb. 2, 3. 18, at ings ; and being a little in arrear of rent for tiff apartment. oe• the F 4 sue .Boston.- Attornies,.llesscs. 'l'unoard and cupied by hiq family, his furniture has been wiled, nrid hinrielf Rodgerson, Boston; and Messrs. Exley, Stocker, and Dawson, and fussily left in the greatest state of wretelledaess, being F u ragara Inn, • •, • . • • • tate even of a bed to lie on. • I', Bevan, Fi.bguard. Pembrokeshire, lineardraper, Fels. 1, Aay Dalmatian will he thankfully received, and most grata- 2, 10, at itie AVhstd on Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Da fully acknowledged, at the Ranking Houses of Messrs. Williams rikel Rai Sims, wad Mr. Clarks., hirjsol; and Messrs. Jeukius, •sual Co. Itirchhig-lane ; and Messrs. Harms and Co. St. - James's- James, and Abbott. New tun. street. - 'l'. Pile, flaingerford, Befkv,! vfetualler, Jan. 17, . 18, Feb. - 18, at /10,11 ear Wu,. Hauge/furl Attoraey, Mr. Hall, Hun , gerford. J..D.-Beptt„,..Loierster, dealer theattle, Jan. 17, 24, Feb. 18, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Howell, Symond's Inn. W. As: Noilltfans. 'Sussex, merchant, Jan.' 10, 17. Feb. 18, at G u ildball ,AtWsnies, Melba., Intuy and Iladdan, Angcl-court, Thio g inorton:itreet. WrJackabilk, Middle Scollandu•yard,Whiteliall, army,clotbier, Jan. 10, 17. I"eb, 18, at Guildball. Attorney, Mr. Dickinson, Gray's Inn. • E. B. 8011, So nth Moreton, Berks. paper- maker . Jan. 14, 28, 'Feb. 18, at tsuildliall. Attorney, Mr. Barber, Chancery lane. • • . • W. S. Turner, Bromley Saint Lennart!, Middlesex, Roman vitriol-rithinfacturer, Jan. 21, 31. Feb. 18, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr, Jones, Bell-court, Walbrook. - J. Tappeaden, Faversham, Kent .1. Tappenden. North court, Kent, nue F. Tappenden, Abernant lron-works, Gla morgahshire, ironthasters, Jan. 24, at the Castle Inn, Merthyr- Tyd v i • Glamorgan sli i re. ' - - DIVIDENDS.. .1 Feb. 7,, W. Gillies, T. Reghie aid T. Mackenzie, I Billiter-lane, cora-factors—Feb. 6, S. 'Drum, Qoylantl. Voris shire, usertsbast—Jan. 2b, R. I luyes, Widnes, iAtictiNhire, manufacturer—Jan. 11, G. Sal. itt ge, Lit toll, Sinersetshirc, foreman—Jen. 28, E. Frog!, ion. Great Wheluetkam, Suffolk, miller—Jam 28, B. Gritty, liouse-street, Chelaca, coal-mer chant—Jan. 30, E. Collier v lngersley, Cheshire, eotton-spinner —Feb. 18. A. J. Mackenzie &mill. Roper. Cross-street, Cll.. bury-square, merchants—Feb. 25, G. Bleck ly, Reading, iron : monger—Jan. 28, J. Fentherstnobangh, St. Mary-at-11in, Lower Thames-street, coal-factors—Jun. 28,, W. (lulls, Hol born, cutler—Jan. 28, R. Smith, Old City Chambers. merchafii —Jan. 98, W. Stone, Queen-street, ('heapside, merchant -Onn. ' 28. W. W right, Rochester, intskeeper—Jau. 98, T. I)ndtield, St. Martin's-street, Southwark, boot-maker—Jan. 98, W. Coombe, Searrosyard, Cannon-street, merchant—Feb. 7, W. Turner, Ripley, Surrey, saddler—Jan. 28, It. Walmesley, 1.1. Turner, and W. J. Turner, linsiothall-street, merchants—Jan. 28, A. Harrison Ffert.street. Sphalfields, tallow-elfundler—Jha. 28, W. Bac k, Battle, Smolt. spirit-merchant—Jan. 31, R. Pool, cousiemaonfaeturee—Jan 28, H. lissyly, St. A limn's; Hertfordshire, corn-chandler—Jan. 26 R. Peppin, Dulverton, Sornersetshire, shopkeeper—dia. 98; W. Cohort, Whitehnven, merchant—Jan. 28, D. L. Pereira, Artillery-place, .EinsburY, underwriter—Jan. 28, D. Bunny, East Smithfield, haberdasher -Jan. 24, J. G. 4 Mrard, Basfughall-street, merchant—Jan, 24, J. Leonard, Little Hampton, Worcestershire, beethinan Jan. 21,. I'. Handeock, Faversham, Kent, shopkeeper—Jan. .14, U. Phillips, Worthing, Susses, wine-merchaut—Jan. £B, R. Cowie, Bartholomew-lase. merchant. CEItTIFICATEs—Jaw. ?A. P. Wilson, Sboreditch, haherdasher—T. llookham. Coventry, ribbim-manufacturer—J. Wilson, Leeds, merchant—J. Ingham, 'Heagb-hall, Halifax, and S. Haley, Brt:dford, 001-taplers—S. Na l co, Woodstock, Oxfordshire, druggist—W. Clark, Sheffield, , and A. Clark, Lambeth, cutters—T. Brumby, Prumby,*aud C. grumpy, Gaimsburgh, sail-cloth-manufacturer —T. Jones, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, tanner—B. Parsons, Somerset. street, Aldsate. My-salesman. PARTNERSHIPS oissoLyzu. . _ Yesterday the Marshals of France, the Lieut.. Generals, and•other officers of rank, paid their re. spects to his Majesty. The King observed tb the Marshals, " - that-it *is with pleasure he saw himself surrounded by those who had so often • led the - French to victory : - be was very sure, they would do so again, if he had need of-their courage." Beeidw Ten of :ocen. and £9OO. Tiekets and ih;res are t•ellint for a LOTTERY of 12.nn0 TICKETS, to betia Drawing oho lßth of THIS MONTI,. Schemes with pamicalan may he had gratis of RI who eaneacts all business is the Public Fund; with fidelity and dis patch, at 4, CORNRILL, or 9, .CDARING-CROSS, SIVEWRIGIJT with pleasure announces the kr • cootinnance pf the of hi. Oil I:6lablidezil Offir , s, baying Sold in the Lottery drawn 20th Novembers No. 755 a Pule of 216.000 237 690 - • 3 100 9776 and several minor one's. he hopes to repent thin to his Priem's std Porehawrs in the New Lottery of 12,000 Tickets, contain ing Twn Prizes of 941.00 4. Two a 10.013:. and Forty-sir other tia begin Drawing Dish of Tuli SIONTIL Tirkety and •ihares for which ore on Sale ish.37,Corahill : 11, Holborn; 32, Ilaynsarket ; and 1,41, Oxford-street also his Aguas. ,ClOO of THOUSANDS. Health restored, after baying been improperly by Mb treated Male. pnlemler4. . • . • -MESSRS. COOPER. - and Co; Sorrow.. Chitri. IN A. low maw, Great Cbarlititc-sterM,•Blotbfriars'-road, • opirisiite ROWland llilFt Climpel, &sing Lfo Yeast regular prac tice, am aver thiw thausands• faM victims• yearly to a restate complaint, owing to improper :reistmait, which hare caused ulcerations, with blotches on the head, face, iiii,t bodr; • dim ness in the sight, noise in the ears, deafness, sttictures, obstinate glceli, nodes on the i bin hones, ulcerated sore throat, excre scent:esti:l the neck, nocturnal pains in the head and limbs (fre quently mistaken, mod often fatally tiented as theumalkstn). iv Ith a train of other di-eases I At last dropsy 'limier, with i general ttebility,, and decal cease constitution, organ/10'1g from .a diesidful diseit-e lurking in the habit, or t h e improper use of mercury; ostd w hick Disorder &morally optienr4 year; after, and too often through the doer eartilagesi of their little tcuder and unalrending oltspriw: in the stisuspe-ting parent. - • .• MessneCooper sad dlad who hove been regularly bred to the prafessi (nod their essserienee in the above disorders are GI unparalleled , are tnearbeis of the Royal Colleges of Suigeoes in tmodowand . diuhemt ( aw 4 it is gruti ft Mg to their feelings to announce that they liate. rescued very many of their fellow. creatures from the above dreadful disorders (after others, and even hospitals, had failed), which hundreds can testify. Surgeon Cooper and Co. are consulted aKit y from ten tiH eight, by either sex, confidentially ; ar by letters, trot paid, inclosiog I a remittance, when nisdicistes, and the ben advice, will be sent to any part of town or coulltry. N.II. The Pies and Fistula cored without hurniegbr calling, and those echo tabour tiod.ir else most distressing cotes of debili- IY(frnm whatcv , r maim-, whether juvenile bidisneelit. n or other wise) need not tie.poir, if they ;splits , to Messrs. Cooper and Co.. Charlotte House, Charlotte-street, opposite Rowlaud Hill's Chapel, Blockfriare-roais .. . H. H. Hope and A. Butler, Oxford-street, oilmen—E. Leath ley, A. Sorel, and F. Dubulsson, Mincing-lane—T. L. Barber had T Roger . liucklembury, brokera—K. Roebuck, W. and A. Palmer, Fenchurch-street, spice-dealers—T. Marshall and T. For, Thorne, Yorkshire, grocers—T. Murrow and G. 'Sew ley Liverpool, attornies-at-law—J. W. Marriott and .1. Bunter, Taunton, Soinetsetshirc, printers and puhlishers—E. Pheiie and T. -Sheppard, Duke-street, ti ro sv e nor-square, saddlers—J., L, and .1. aandler, and W. Maxted, Sandwich, Kent, coal-mer- • thantr—J, Leese and H. Hawkins. Burton-upon-l'reni, mer cers—W, Dcesser and J. Stevens, Stratford, Lssex, linen-dra pen—J., J. W..and J. Part, Loughborough, Leicestershire, -woolstaplers , —S Whitwell and J. Collins, Coventry. surgeons —E. Hughes and T. Thompson, Liverpool, curriers—F., J., end apkiroyd i Bradford And Qtley, Yorkshire, wonted • To Me .Officers of •IJre Swiss Guaids, his Majesty remarked, " Switzerland had always been the friend of France; it ought always to be so. lie plac4d en tire confidence in their zeal and attachment to his service." • Betgium is now become an entrepOt of - 6,0A , commerce. English merchandise alone' is, ciicolatecl in the•different parts of that country. It is even said, that (he Belgian Mewhants, who found it more prod' , fitable to obtain goods from France, find it nccestaryi for the purpose of sale, •to affix to them tge mark,: The Belgians, on the whole, feed with' their present system of Govettnfient. AIM , - are as to know what final fale.awkiti (Gaelic de France.) Lord William Bentinck arrivettat•FlOrence 011 ' 18th of December, with his family. Count Narboune;.French Minister to thetheCketttof Palermo, has departed on his destination. Count de la Vauguyou has arrived at-Paris from Naples, having left the service of King Joechirn, VIENNA, Dec. 24.—The Pleilipotentlissiei of the Princes•and States of • the 2d rank. SOit on the 2)st. inst. another Note in reply to the answer . of Count Monster, the Ilanoverian Minister. It is hoped, that this Note will have the effect of removing some of the objections which the Emperor Francis had to* resuming the title of Chief of the Germanic Con; federation. A report is current that a Prince of the Housg of Austria will espouse the Princess Royal of Den. mark. There is talk of a new and very important note from Prince Metternich to the Ministers of * Russia and Prussia, relative to Saxony. It Is now certain that Auitria is augmenting the number of troops contorted in Grallicia and the Buckowine; several regiments are on their march thither. The Government of Genoa has protested against its annexation to Saldinia. On the e4d and 23d, the Swiss Deputies had long conferences with Prince Metternich, to which Primp Talleyrand and Lord Castlereagh were itivited.— After they closed, two Cabinet Couriers were di". patched.' The King of Wirtemberg, on Ms departure, whiz.' "K ~~ i ~~~! r3~~ . ~~~ -~;. '~` 4 ~ ~~~ Y . vied Tickets and Shares ore setting tor a its f• i - En xor t.tsitt of 'FHOUSAN US. _ . Yesterday the Marshals of FranCe, the Lieut... she TICKETS, to begin Drawing the 1 Fah of THIS MONTI,. ~.,_, .. • _., , • . .J..D.lkott,.lmitester, dealer Meanie, Jan. ti, '24, rep. Rs, Generals, and•other o ffi cers of rank, paid their re. the Schemes with parties/on may he had gratis of Bi s;H, .0,, Liman rexterea, alter having been improperly trerniarby BB; at Utaildiall. Attorney, Mr. Howell, Symond's Inn. . real transacts all business is the Public Fund; with fidelity and Jib- teraie. prrnenders. .. .. • . • . W. !'is; Northtans. Sussex, merchant, Jan. 10, li. Feb. IS, at Guildhall,,Attornies, Mesers.liamy aud Haddam A ngcl-court, ' spects to his Majesty. ' The King observed tb the woe patch, at ,MESSRS. COOPER - and Co- • Marshals, "lhat-i • I was with pleasure he saw himself I kl l .• Surglealk , Chikri hioginortoMitreet. 1 4 4, CORNIIILL, or 9, effARING-CROSS. lot* Haw. Great Chitriottc-strret,•Blatkfriare-road, W; JackaaarslidAle seodand•yard,Whitehan, artoy,cluthier, slag; - • • opliotite ROWlatid Hill's Chapel, doling 80 yeast regular ease- Jan. 10, 17. Feb, 18, at Ouildball. Attorney, Mr. Dickinson, surroundod by shose-4 T he had so often • led the ' I, ;French to victory :'fee was very sure, they would do Art- • 1 . SIVEWRIGMT with pleasure announces the lice, can aver this, thouninds• full victims• yearly to it restate Gray's I s m • .s•eso again, if he had need of their courage." V • cootimiance tor tie sweeess of hi. Ott Established Other ,, complaint, owing to improper treatment, whirl. have ceased E. K. Soil, Sorb Moreno), Berks. paper-maker. Jan. 14, , mi- rky baying "old in the Lottery drown 33th November. • itteerntions, with blotches no the tread, fare, ark body.; • dim- V, Feb.• 18, at timildhall. Attorney, Mr. Barber, Chancery- so To the .oflicers of , Ilte Swiss Guards, his Majesty reit No. 755 a Prise of 211000 I 447 - • selo new in the sight, noise is the ears, deafness. so fetures, Misdealt lane. • : •- . • . i d had I • . remarked, " Switzer ana ways been the friend Art' .. 690 " 'op I 371 • 6 - To glceti, nodes no the 'bin bones, Weer:lied sore throat, Caere- W. S. Turner, Bromley Saint Lennart , * Middlesex Boman Ira end severid minor ones. he hopes to repeat this to hi s Frieans weirceson the neck, nrwiereal 'mins in the heatt and limbs (fee. vitsiol-Mininfacturer, Jan. 21, 31. Feb. 18, at Gitildall. At- Fe. Sad Purchasers in the New Lottery of 19.000 Tickets, contain- smelly mistaken, and often fatally neatest as theumati,s•n), ( „ rjne. yi. , m) M pe r. ,, J d o e t u n7, n o o, el er l-co ,hu u m r . t, o f FranCe; it ought always to be so. Ile placed Cnt , ; • K " e 'a n i t b , r° 3 ll . k; fappen ... den. /f orth- tire con fi dence in their zeal and attachment to hia big Two Prizes of 9.0,03 4. Two a 10.0,0:. and Forty-six other with a train of other di-eases lAt last drnisSy ..lis . oec, w ilts g vi- , Ca_pitals, to begin Drawing pi t h of Tilii fittoWril. general debillfy,, and decay of. the ronslinnioll. nrXmatine train court, Kent, stud' F. Tainienden, Abernant lava-works, Gia.' , . • ~ . her - • Tickets rind 'shares for which are on Sale ist.37,Corwhill : li,, . a diesidful disen-e lurking in the habit or the improper use of morens hi re, i mam , sters, Jan. 94, at the Castle Inn, Merthyr- service. ~ ,mg Holborn; 12 , Haymarket; and 111, Oxford-street: also by his mercury; nod iv hirh Disvrder feetntraily nplienrs years oiler, Tydrif,•Glamorganshire. ' • Begium is now become an entrepOt orlnglih C j 11' useand too often through the doer cartilages of their little tcuder avow •DIVIDENDS.. - - 1 commerce. Euglish merchandise alone . is circolated and aaalfettelittg oltsprin.: in the enstrose-ting parent . in the•different parts of that country . It is even said, 7's`" - Q " 1 / 1 °4 ' Yfl f i r4 4:. that (he Belgian Metchants, who fobtalit more prod' Billiter-larie, corn-factors-Feb. 6, S . 'Dyson, so d MUCILAGE OF' MARV/MALLOW& the prafessiil (nod their exsterienre in the above disorders are ,ter A N approved remedy for the Gravel, and or unparalleled , are inensbeisof the Kovnt Colleges of Sur g eoes to I shire• taerebaat-Jan 2S it. Hayes W idne*, LancoNhire, I manufacturer-Jan. 11, , (1. Sal. idge, Lino'', hotnerrtsitiee, fitable to obtain goods from France, find it necestaryi i.: 1 ne. course, a preservative signinst the Stone. it is chief!, - Loodonsint diuhargh (and it is gottif tog to their feelings to i Auras- jin. 98, E. fr .„ .., nu tun. Great Witelnetkato, sointk, ' ice, prepafed from the leave; and pulp of the root of that most announce that they have. iesetted very many of .their fellow- I W iti ,_ ., , a ,, 28, B. c ri n y, t 0 ..,,, „. ., , ,,,,, ,, Chelsea , co i.„, for the purpose of sale, •to a ffi x to them tne Engliabo• , .. owe emollient of all herbs, the Nirrshmallons-from a few lfil.11), creatures from the above dreadful disorders (after °then, and 1 ,bast - Jas. E. Collier, In e le Cheshire, oitton-spinner marls: '1 • 11e Belgians, on the 'whole, tifiPoli'Eliiinitni • i'' .. g ss Y. - • fled w ith 'their present system of Govectilfient. .thlr - . ,be potent ve g etables-and from Uva Ur ...i, and the Daucut Syr- even hospitals, had foiled), which hundreds ran t,stify • mt. vestrls. Surgeon Cooper and Co. are consulted dad y from ten till eight, -Feb. itt. A. J. Mar-ken:re &milt. Roper. !sass-street, Floss bury - s q uare , merchants-Feb . 45 , G. Bleakly , Reading, ions : . are enslaver to know what final fale.awiti t h e tic. Medical men of emineore, with some of the first personages , f by either sex, confidentially ; ar by letters, post paid, inclosiog , thir, bavelacknowleded its efficacy, nod support it w ith t ',,, str re- !si remittance, when modicioes, and the best advice, will be sent . Morige - -Jan. 28, J. Fentherstnnhangh, Si . St Mary-at-11in, . Lower Thanses.street, coal-factors-Jun. W, W. (lulls, Hof... (Gaelic de France.) . . Chambers. merchail't I Lord William Bentinck arrived' at•FlOrence On tivi• • • io- enasseendat inn. i to any part of town or country. f a horn , cutler-Jan. 28, R. Smith, Old City This rueful Prephratioat by its diuretic, smooth,„ 1 N.ll. The Fi:es and Fistula cored without hurairg be rotting, Jail. 9ti, W. Stone, Queen-street, cheapeide, aserthant -Ono. • , , ) ' In end mucilaginous natant, assist erre: ll3ll Y mol"oge• or rle"hix*. 1 mad those who Inhour tiodar the most distressing , clues of debit i- . Count Narbonne; .French Minister to the Ciruit et ::4 1 :1 those gravelly or sandy concretions, or sahul , ou or gritty mat- I Ir(from whatev•r cootie, whether juvenile indiseretit nor other- i 2 - n.W. Wright, Rochester, iniskceper- Jan. T. I)ndtield, St. : 18th of December, with his family. • 1 Martin's - street, Southwark , boot-matter-inn. 98, W. Coombe ter. from the kidaies , the urinary pnssnzes , and the !fodder, w is e ) need not despair , if they apply so Messrs. Cooper and 1 sea...9,yard, Cannon-street, merchant-feb. 7, W. Turner, p.•: as which insensibly . generate ( end m acritlrora very quickly too) Co.. Charlotte 11ouse. Charlotte-street, opposite Rowland 1 Itiple v , Surrey. erms, has departed on his destination. saddler-Jan. 28, K. Walmesley, AI.M. Turner, '' " that most excruciating and exquisite of all human tortures, the • Will's Chapel, Blackfriare-road. .. - i 'arta W. J. Turner, litnincbnll.4treet, merchants-Jab. VS, A. Count de la Vauguyon has arrived - at-Pavia from plea, having left the service of King Joachim, I .• ) 1 Stone. • . i Harrison, Fort-street. SpitalSelski, oallowehandter-Jhe. 28, Iv a ihe The soft and emollient mucilage which this innocent mai- SUPERIOR ADVICE. ' W. Back, Battle, Stoney, spirit-merchant-Jan. 31, It. Pool, , ern tine affords, promotes, by the moot lenient a , .d diluting means, VIENNA , Dec. -2-1.-The Pletlipotetttleviei Of the Coe the expulsion of gravel, and wonderfully facilitate+ the passage IT wh i o s tir of taten th i e s krat integrity a to . uscertain .. on Woroester,cousbrmonfacturee-Jan 28, H. Coyly, St.Alban's; ' and integrity a firm returnee ma) be , Hertfordshire. corn-chandler-Jan. 26, R. l'eltPio, nulrertoo: lost. another o in f s replythe 2 t d o t r h a e nk anwe t r u o n f th c e o q u i n s t e. .ge of those Sharp particles that fortis into stony and hillnry entscre-' ► tons On gall stones from the strcumulotion of bile). sheathing , plared in afilictinii. Messrs. CUR RI E and Co., Storeroom at ; Sorac;rsetshire, shopkeeperdin. 28; Vi : Colt:krt. Whifehnven • i and high i fessinual aisainmeu% Members or the . merchant-Jan. 28, D. t.. Pereim, Artillery-place, .1. insbury, ti.. nod lubricating the passages from acrinsoni;ms pain or injuries, le m . . .. 44'''Manste . r, .the llanoverian Minister. .It is . hoped, , ..,r the object of this preparation being to avoid every thing . Royal Colleges of iso and lidiolturgh, present to the Pa b- 1 underwriter-Jan, 26, D. Burnnp, Fast Smithfield, haberdasher el- ..stinsulating, Our., forcing, or irritating minor. of a I Mille result of 30 years experience in the Care of Venereal 1 --Jan. 44, J. G. 4 ierard,' Bissfughall-street, merchant-Jan. 'oreestenhire scedsmaii- that this Note will have the effect of removing setae of the objections which the . Emperor Francis had to . t per The Gravel insensibly (though unseen ) is the speedy : Complaints, and thine Debilities and Deficieninei which not c at, J. Leonard, Little Hampton, 11 .. . fare - ! uafreqoently prevent or embitter the matrimonial Male. In Ike 1 Jan. 21, T. Handeock. Faversham . Kent, shopkeeper-Jan. I I , rd-•_. . roamer of, or leads to Use formation of stones in the human , est body. There are very few constitutions that do not habits :illy various gradations, from recent infection to confirmed Likes, il4, H. Vhillios, Worthing, Sumacs, wine -merchaut-Jan. £B, R. resuming the title of Chief of ' the Germanic t;pn.. ' their trea:nsent commands very Often a speedy, and alwaysa i federation. . 'd 11l and Weed almost daily tend to the secretion of gravel. The i Cowie, Bartholomew-lane. merchant. A report is current that a Prince of the HOuse - CEItTIFICATBss-Jsn. VA. 14radical cure. In dubious cases, their loag and welterraand ; madly's. the tedeetaty• the gouty. ant the Marta, are Mare , experience gives them si promptitude of decision that secures,Coventry P. Wilson, Shoreditch, haberdasher-T. Ilookham. Ithr particularly .Java in its dangerous pains. An occasiona l' the Patient from being mercntialixed out of existence, or hay- ribbon-manufacturer-J. Wilson, Leeds, u merchant-J. Ingham, of Austria will espouse the Princess Royal of Den. itii , taking of this mild min nutritious composition may perhaps be mark. I A I log his constitution undermined, mad the vital priociplediertror- I Haugh-hall, Halifax. and S. Haley, ford, a . o • aplers-S. the best guard or perfetvgive aapiMit cAlaslou alfeetiont.. ity.. tedby a Intent, but insidious di s ease, or a w a d and fatal wa g_ : alma), Woodstock Oxfordshire , druggist-W. Clark, Sheffield, , There is talk of a new and very important note To my that this pre / mooted would dissolve the stone, !arms : d e ,,,, i n s h a ll ow pret e n d ers . i ' re. be idle and presomptunin. 'force is an medicine existing that iin Nervous Debility , Vascular . Relatation, And . Atony . of ~ C. Bram e ti n Y, and A. Clark, Lam ' heth, cutters- . T. Brumby, H. Brumhy, ' cud Gqi o n:bure,. i sail-clotli-niaa ufacturers as - cloth , fro d mPrince Metternich Saxony. the Ministers of Aussie. ing* I can dissolve ri MAI. formed or a Iscae gone, without dread" the Or ga n s , arwpg fawn excessive torlotamice, insalubrious ~..„_1 1Y • M ha 're , tanner - B. ' Somerset - en Pruss i a, re l a ti ve to azony. ref folly injuring the !ladder ; tile surgeon's knife only, in such ciiinates, or solitary sensuality, the practice Om new life and title. imugoac• bilY-saleins" ire It Is now certain that Auitria is augmenting the PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLIT.ED. ease, can rrteve suffering buninnity but this preparation will I . energy to the system, even to rases which are verging un de- ary lad most ingloubtedly tend to prevent any stones forming, by ex- I spoil-. Strictures nod other derangements of the Urethra they H. H. Ilope and A. Butler, Oxford-street. ollusen-E . Leath- number of troops cantoned in Gallicia and the pelting the gravel or sobuloas matter. or tho s e gritty particles . ti'move in amild and etTectehl monster. Slight and recent _Fangs l e y, A. Sore, and F. Dubuisson, Mincin Buckowine; several regiments are on their march g-lane-T. L. 'Barber het that fmvn eneeretioas sad a :i1 in 4 great many instances most o f V enere al lecithin are cured in the short peaud of two an d T. Rogers . liacklersbary, brokers-R. Roebuck, W. and thither. a Ir elf...wally diJodge ;base deodly torments, if Mall, and cause days. A. Palmer , Fenchurch-street, spice-dealers-T. Marshall and them to p ,es out of the body easier aud milder.tlota by lueerat• 1 To the Female Sex it will be co:solitary to know that they florae, Yorkshire, grocers-T. Morrow and 6. hew- The G Government of Genoa has protested against ' • lib I T. Fos, ' lag or forcing remedies. I may be cured of those Debilities vs bich defeat coaceptiop, sod ley, Liverpool, attornies-at-law-J. W . 'Marriott and .1. Bunter, its annexation to Sa : (Haiti. toe l One of the- -hasteoing causes of the death of tbe brave Colling- sap the foundation of connubial felicity. Taunton, Soinersetshire, printers and puhlisheis-E. Phetie and On the 22d and 23d, the Swiss Deputies had long . as 'hoed, appears to have been a stow stop' in its passage through Patieuts treated with to dour, delicacy, and inviolable de T...gimppyed. Duke,street, Grosvenor•sq pare saddlers-3., L, ' Kent . f • th P • Mtt •h to h • hP • l' i i g the nreter. I crecy. and .1 . (handler, and W. Masted, Sandwich, coal-vier- ' • con erences et Prince e ernic ,w lc rgena be This at Preparation 'lsola hy the Pmpeletor, Thomas ' Mesa's. CURRIE aad Co. may be consulted tatty day„at chants -- J, Lees and H. HaWkins. Burton-9)oo;Front, mer- cess-W. D(emer and J. Stevens, Stratford,. Use's: linenolra- ! ; Talkyrand and Lord Castlereagh were invited.- •ry Curtis, at ate Warehouse, No. 14, Chalia-street, Covent-gar- their house. 107, Hatton-gardeo. t;e den, in ackets at 7.1. each, dutyladaded, or three packets for ••• Letters from t his . Cotten Mali iniitotel The Y. 1* • ' ea ; • Pe t;lsta lersL-S.. .. -J., 'J. W . and .I.•Paget, Loughborough, Leicestershire, After they closed, twO Cabinet Couriers were dis. .. N, one pou nd. lots included. It may be lied at M.r. Hudson's mode of beteg, &e s apt eacitoing, 4 remits/woe .farAtigage f li aH P h and T Thu son, Liverpool, carriers - F., .14, -E. ug has T . Din . Whitweil spit J. Collins, Coventry. surgeon . • • • . • chemist, I,,is, 27, HapassaLet I or MUG Yudess Agolhecary, ► Medicines, will be treated with studiou s attendee.patcbml." rib c o rehi 11. ' No. 141, Hatten-gtudem clad I, *Amid, gradfor and Qtley, Yorkshire, wonted- The King of Wirtemberg, on Ms departure, whict . ..: - 4 . • , the . . • ' , , . , • - .• ~ .- , • . • . .. ~ - • - -., ..•••'" 1 .- . .-- . , s. . • ~ , • • '' 1 1 . •• , .. • • . , . al • • • .' , ._,.....,- -a , • -v.-+r .....,.; 4 ;44...r : .....4 "- ,ft . e ., .' . • 4 - JO -say... .. ---::........ _x- / ... . MUCILAGE OrMARSIIMALLOWS. AN approved remedy for the Gravel, and of cows..., a preservative agnin4 the Stone. It is chief!, prepafed from the leave' and pulp of the runt of that most emollient of all herb:, the Ni•irshmallons--from a few miltll% potent vegetables—and from Uva Ur,i, and the Daucus Syr- Testa,. Medical men of emineure, with souse of the first personages, bavellacknowledged its efficacy, nod s upport it w ith i t„ eir re _ inaiteraditt inst. This grateful preparation, by its diuretic, emollient. fmnoth, and mucilaginous mutate, astist arc:Holly dislodges or rientwes those gravelly or sandy concretions, or sahultob or gritty ter. front the kidaies. the urinary possazes, and the !Udder, which insensibly . generate (and sometiencs very quickly ton) that most excruciating and exquisite of all human tortures, the Stone. The soft and emollient mucilage which this innocent medi cine affords. promotes, by the most lenient a , ,d diluting mans, the expulsion of gravel, rind wonderfully facilitates the passage of those sharp particles that form into stony and hilinry concre tions (as gall stnnrs from she accumulation of bile). sheathing sad lubricating the 'mange, from acrimoni,sus pain or injuries, the object of this preparation being to avoid every thing of a -.stimulating, Our., forcing, or irritating mime. The Gravel insensibly (though ',Loren) is the 'Feely fore- I muter of, or leads to Use formation of stones in the human ; body. There are verve few constitution that do not habitimlly and indeed almost daily tend to the secretion of gravel. The studio's. the sedealary, the gouty, ani the ialirtn, are mere parte& uhwly At-voted In its dangerous pains. An occasional. , taking of this mild and nutritious composition may perknps be the best guard or etffelVittiVe afflii34t c^kuloa alfretions. To my that ow peep:amine would dissolve the stone, would be idle and presumptuous. There is an medicine existing that Can dissolve !I barttly formed or a large stone, without dread fully injuring the Id:older ; tilts surgeon's knife only, in such case, cast relyve surveil', humanity but this preparation will most itsuloubtedly tend to prevent any stones finning, by ex pelting the gravel or sabuloa , matter. or these gritty tuirtieles that firm coacrethsan, and w it in it great many instances mast effortually di.lodge these deadly torments, if small, and came them to p sweat of the body easier and milder•than by lament. , lag or forcing remedies. One of the-hastening catiseA of the death of the brave Calling world, appears to have beta a stuae stop' in its passage through the nreter. This Botasiall Preparation 'lsola by the Proprietor, Thomas ' Curtis, at nis Warehouse, No. 14, Chitin -greet, Covent-gar den, in packets at 7.1. each, dutyludeded, or three packets his one pound, fluty included. It may be had at 34r. Hudson's Chemist, ii.. Y 7, Harosekei a titbit'. Yadt'a t Apeihecary • Corehill. SUPERIOR ADVICE. IT is of the first consetpience to ascertain on wbose talents and integrity a Arra reliance may • be placed in afilietinii. Messrs. CURRIE and Co., Surgeons et eminence and high professional attainments, Members or the Royal Colleges .if London end Edinburgh, present to the Pub lic the result of )O years experience in the Core of Venereal Complaints, nod these Debilities and Drficieneies which nut eafreqeently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. In Ike various gradations, from recent infection to confirmed Lues, their trea:ment commands very Often a spec.'s, and alwaysm radical cure. In dubious cases, their loom and welllirraand experience gives them n promptitude of decision that secures, the Patient from being mercarialized out wf existence, or hav ing his constitution undermined, awl the vital principleilestrov ed by a Intent, but insidious disease, or a blind and fatal C 4 , 1 16" deuce in *hallow ptetenders. in Nervous Debility, Vascular Relaxation, and Atony of the Orgass, arising from caressive iiitleiaence, insalubrious climates, or solitary sensuality, the practice Om new life and energy to the system, even In rases which are verging un de spair. Strictures nod other derangements of the Urethra they remove in amild and effecteul manner. Slight and recent cases of Venereal infection are cured in the short puled of two days. Tn the Female Sex it will be comolilary to know that they may be cured of those Debilities which defeat conception, and sap the Nand:nisi' of connubial felicity. Patients treated with candour, delicacy, and inviolable de crecy. Meurs. CURRIB nod Co. may be consulted every day v ot their house. 107, Hatton-garden. ••• Letters from the Country, statiq minutely The case ) made of /Mit* sbe. Ina esebninu. remittance .fer:Adtise and Medicines, will be treated With studious &Recap% No. Wi t Mutton-gardeo. Lill ■bi rioor ten sled