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L INTELLIGENCE. • iwitTS3ILOCTII, OCT. 13. Arrived the Pinto bloop; . Ca l .tiiiii Junverin, from Cralis and I.imbon-Ll4O passeiTers came home in her Irons Lisbon, one the . son idthe Earl of %Vest neorland, and the other the Captain of Marines of Sir Charles Cotton's ship ; dal strut to London insincrliately. All the news that eau be karat flow her is, that the whole of the French, .25,000 persons, had sailed for France about a fortnight since. Staid the Diomede, of 50 guns, for Guernsey. It is reported that the E‘peditioit will tealai a at St. Helena till more cavalry are embarked.— Wind N.V. PLYMOUTH!, OCT. 12. Arrived the IC:Arvid cutter, Lieutenant Car penter, from Cadiz and Gibraltar ; left the latter place iu charge of Dispatcher. front Rear Alillllllii Purvis, on the ioth alutuo, on which day upwards of 50 vessels sailed for Englaud, under convoy of the names and Nik cutter. The Cheerful bnngs 110 news. Lord I:oiling wood left Gibraltar for Touluu, about the ht The Fame was to rail on the -2 tit, to join his Lord ship. The Cheerful, on her passage, spoke Hie ;ILiJesty's ship Pluto, front Lisboa, hound to l'orto mouth. Arrived al'n the Mike of lient, mastship, with 'mots, Ste. for the dock-yard ; the flandliro ship ../Aunno, Larson, from °pert°, with %vine for Li merick ; and the Gentle flotaiag, Muni, from London. Sailed the Comet tire ship, for L'Orient; Ls Fkehr, of 16 guns, Capt. Buchanan, on a cruise; and the Lily, of 1:4 !4*lllss, Capt. Sherd!. lOr the coast of Alries.—Witad N. Doren. or?. 13. This forenoon the Jamaica Beet, near twenty sail, came into the roads, where thec now remain, the wind at present being to the north. They are en der convoy of two sloops of war, which are also in the Roads. The Oberon, with several here wind bound. , is also Casale in the I.ion, of Scarborooeb, end the Edward, of Dover, Bowden, wide cents for Dover. OVAL. OCT. 13. Arrived the Kingston. Demon: Comet, ---- ; and the Pursuit. Miller, front Janinica. Several more of the sante fleet ure now coining rotitid the South Foreland, under convoy of the Hunter brig. Sailed the Generous 1 1 .1.uttcr, Minerva, Gallant SeAviner. .4nteahella. and Harlequin, outward. humid vesseli, to the eastit Caine down from the River the Diana, Parker, and the Governor Dinittedt, Cieselsind, for the South Seas ; sod remain in the Downs with the rest of the ships 's% per list. VIMOUTIO, OCT. U. Since Puy 1114 arriiwil the Aid, Nakao, from fientalialasal, with coats r Jame, Pyne ; Insepla aaJ Grace, JeaLios; Red the twit tclaoo, Sk.ipr.ot, ballast ; arid hitse,, Peri-tam, wtL wiair, Goss Plymouth Mayflower, Griffith, trwal ford, with stose.coal ; Dolphin, Gilpin, from la ballast; Felicity, and Torsasesid, frnm Liverpool, with Boats. saited tk. Bylaws* Wrightson, awl failantro, Parkas..., for London, with sued. ifs. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Casurtrus, Oer to —Pisstl by the Ann, Rickets; awl the Willwrforre, Corr, heat Goitenburzb.-4.111rel the Favourite, Atkins.., fur Rio Janeiro ; Annc, Aitken, for Gress& ; sad the Grunisna, Smith, for Caroms. •RILIVWD To the River—The Bilbao, Landers, from Nova Scotia. In the Ceerk--tbe Soap bravo, Linton, from Ilalaga. In the Dowesv—the Pe,nrideart, Jones, from Doidlo Wu. Mat. Masson • Champints, ecatavion, boa elks; Hoban, LoadHs; Davul Shaw, Hoesbett ; Brook Waa. law, Holmes; William Pill, Arthur; Lase, Voting; Friends, I rbctk Clarendon, Hodgson; Cock too ; Scala*, Wand; Artily natty sad the Woodland Code s —, fiats dentate& At Lirerpot—the Cherterfiell, Madge ; and Ile, woud, from Jamaica. At Dartsaimatla—:he Daphne, Danis, from Newfoundland. At Pl)lnostit—the Doke of Kent, —, from Quebec. At Shiserneun—itlae Yount William, ---, ditto. At Dublin—the Dolphin. Swanson, fnim Oporto. At Southampton--the Provermui, Mitchell, from Wa terford. _ . ; and the Brook, At Trinidad—the St. Andrew, from Liverpool. At Rarbadoesi--the Mentor, Wood; Eleanor, Osborne ; Marl, leanings; Reliona, Thotripsois; Rosetta, Marshall ; Martin, Elvish; industry, Penton ; 111111 a Dm Hercules, Deneso, Eros London At Cadiz—the Stefan* Mall, Vases; o,ioa, Hale, ; and Fortune, Crawley, from Lourdes. ' It Demerwre--tbe Dwrid, Lembo., from London and the lodates, Irma Cork. WHITEII.4VEN. OCT. It. A very heavy rain came cm hereon Friday, about noun. which continued to fall without intermission, till nine at night. whoa it was succeeded by a vio lent pie of wind from the north-west, which niged with unabated fury the whole of the night. About .'c o'clock ou Saturday morning, a louden brig. (evidently a stranger), came Sit shore behind the North Wall. and appeared to he in imminent dan ger of destre-tion. The shore was immediately lined with people, lint it seemed impossible to ren der any wanstanee, for the harbour-boat could not approach her. In this extreinitv, recourse was hail (fiir the first time) to the Life-imat, which soon al forded au ample proof of its adininible, invalu able properties. ing brought to the bench. :owl launched, she was immediately intioneil•Ly fifteen or sixteen sea men and shipwrights, bat the surge was so great, that some &Acuity occurred in getting her into water sufficiently deep for the exercise of the oars. This, however, being hapoily • &tied, the feeling. of the spectators fur the sitsiation of the people on 'board begin to be lea distressing. for the speed with which the Life-boat dashed through the foam ing waves or rather ^ rode upon the billows," gave almost certain promise of her rcerhing the desired object. lo ahem' three quarters of an hotg, they ha I the satisfaction of seeing the Life-boat get under the atarlisranl-piarter of the vessel, from whicii she took seven peisons. (the whole nOrnber on hear.l!, ituJ Li:aught them ear.- on shore, harass ed, aid nearly worn out with cold and fatigue. The cargo. which consist( of provisions and kt was di.chorgeil i t the e•rirse of the day, and the vessel will be got otf again. Site is called tte Catherine, Uavi., master; belong, to Sligo, and was bound for Liverpool. EDINBURGIT, OCT. 6. MAGISTRATES OF EDINDVRCH. TuesdaS., the Magistrates and Council walked in procession to the I ligh Church, where an excellent sermon was preached by the Rev. Mr. Brunton, one of the !Ministers of this city, front Matthew xsir. 15, " And unto one he gore five talents, to another two, and to another one," 4-c. After divine service they returned to the Council Chamber, and proceeded to the election of Magierutes for the ensuing year ; and yesterday the Council was tilled up, and the governineut of the city vested iu the following gentlemen The Right Honourable WILLIAM COULTER, Lord Prtrrosi. Peter Hill, Esq. John Turuboll, Esq. Dai.ies. A. C. Younger, Esq. Alexander Manners Esq. ('alder, M. Iresis afGuild. Its Scott Moucried,jumEsq.Treasurer.. Donald Smith, Esq. Old Provost. • Sliorgc Whitt., Lucy ) Tennant,E.sq. r Old Ba i l i e . , David Kinnear, leg tine vacant. damn Cartive, Esq. Old Ocan of Guild. Thomas Henderson, Esq. Old Treasurer. Merin. Riiicaird M.Krozir lliam Gi!elitist Merchant Counsellors. Richard Vitti; Adam Anderson . 1 s Trades Counsellors. Win. l'arnult.ir.on John Auchiti loi.it, C Alexander Ritchie James Rennie Ordinary Conn. Sibbald cil Deacons. Robert Dug; Andrew Wilson Andrew Inglis Alexander Spence t 'melee Smith Matthew Martin Estraordinary Council ]holier* Clark 11444'444. John Asd Andrew Gardner Robert Wilson It is but justice to Jmention, That Provost Smith has gone through his olfcial duties with digiiity and tirmnes.s, and at the same time with that con ciliatory temper a-. 11 suavity of 'winners which never tail to secure to public men the rstrein :tail affection of their fellow-citizens. During his ad ministration several important public works have 111W11 begun, and every measure which could con tribute to the interest or convenieuce of the inha bitants has linen anxiously attended to. The following is a list of the Lord Provosts of Edinburgh, since the year 1740 :- 1740-1 George llolibertou. 1, - 16 .Alexander Kincaid. 174a-3 Jobs Covtts. 1777 John Drcrymple. 1744..1 Archibale Stewart. *77 4 -9 Walter Ilsmitten. 1746-7 George Druinmead. • Instil Stuart. 1746-9 Arch& Mseauiry. 175,1-3 J o hn 1750-1 George Itrutismood. 17es-s James Hunter Blair. 1751-.3 W 14110141 Alexander. 173 A-7 John Grieve. 1764-5 George Dratumund. 1706.9 Thomas Elikv. 1756-7 Rub. Mout,pusiery. *790-1 James Stirling. 17s81-9 George Drummond. 1791-3 Thomas I.der. 1760.1 Celine Lind. 1794-5 Sir Janie* 5144406. 1762-3 Genre, Drummond. 1796.7 'floomm Elder. 1764-S James Stuart. 1795-9 Sr James Stir:nig. 1;66-7 Gilbert Laurie. 1800-1 °William Fen... 1705.9 James Stuart. 1902-3 'Niel ll'Vtrar. 17711-1 John Dalrymple. 11104.5 Mr William Fetter. 17751-3 Gilbert I.aune. 12.47 •Dosaki Suittb. 1774-S °James Stodelert. ISos •Wiliniu Comter. • fits of the above Gentlemen, (inchilia; Mr. C.inlier`, 401 now living; a circumstance 'Antilles not irecaered fur . these last fifty years. I. Mr. Kincaid died while is office. lI•GIITRATFS OF OLD/COW. • James Black, Eaq. Lord Provost. • William Cl,.,Esq. • George Rutherford, Eaq. :Merchant Baii4s. JOAO& Heywood, Eaq. Johu EtallJot)ne, Esq., Trades Bailie,. Robert Il'addrll, E s q ) •••011 , • Or INYClegroll Thomas Gilsess, Esq. reelected Provost, Sheila', col Coroner. Charles Jameson, F.i. Jones Rohertsoss, Esq. _ John NPleuzie, Esq. Ales Mile's', Esq. 3 William Wilson. Esq. Dew of Guild. William Cbiaholm, lig. Tlessurer. MAGI!. $ •F 110STILU•r. Petrick ingie E.g. Provost. Messrs Andrew Nicol George Paton . Indies. M slims Sharp John Barclay, Dean of Gadd. MAGIIITR•TIs Or •111. F;(,•r;c Chute*, Est Pre% int. John Kirkland Baas's' . James Weal of Willms Omen. Diet ...Guild. Ebenezer Slow, Tiresome. Ni•Gls s w. Robert Paserson, Esq. Provost Robert King, Esq. . 1 Bair Juba Coubrougb, Eat James Mailsce, Dean of Guild. Garin Dunlop, Trrnsorer. MAGI% I •I John Airth, jun. Esq Pros .4t. Messrs. Thomas Wightanan Ra.lirs Janus Goodail 1 • Patrick Bruce, Dean of Guild. Alricander Brown, Coorener. David Cselltl; Town Treasurer. Aka. hies art, Treasurer to tbe DI•OSSTRATII OF N•IRII. Sir Archibald Dualiar, of YortliGeld, Batt. Pro.cst. Robert Di. sapster, Esq. Robertson, Esq. ;- Dailies Swiss M•lieurie, Eaq. S Mr. M•Donaki M CU:irony, Dean of Guild. Mr. David Canty*, Treasurer. /I•6IBTRATIA Or AAAAAA TON. John Denny, Esq. Provost. John Diana I".q. Bathes. Walter Cokjohoun Esq. $ Messrs. Join :11`:•Inion, D ust Archibald M• Padua., Treasorer. )(AGIN 11 OF QlreltlifFEßßY. The Riess Hun the Feel of Hopetoon, Provost James Murray, Esq. tat Sea Bailie. James Taylor, jun. Esq..xl ditto. Williams Taylor, Eaq. Laud Bailie. DAGIILTR•TFS or 1 STRING. I.ient.-Gcneral raniphell, of :Italie, PrallOtoi. Duncan M •otgeascrir, Esq tat Bailie. James Ted, Esq. ditto. Mr. 11 as Tar - Ault, Dean uMnill. Mr. Malcolm Brown, Tit..nrur. AGIsT•ATre OF 11.11111 CA CDT. • Walter Prelim, teq of Stratbuir, Prosust sad Admiral. Mears. Rehert Prawn &Shea. James Mackie Illohael Beveridge, Dean 4.( David Slutigari, 'imams/tr. NALIfTDATF? OF DA RNTIIIPI AND Akxlmier Yuman, Ern. hornet. Messrs Jaws Fannie Janes Aitkea ,? Bailie*. Janes M• Fat-bine. sea. ) Thomas 4 , Bern of Ge.ld. Juba Ar. khaki, Treasor. r NACIIITRITCI of 11019RET.ZORGO. George Young, Fati Lint Slog:strait. Marttu Bog, Esq. Second ditto. )Jr. Joint Ken:p, Treasurer. Messrs. Nicoll Watson ) Robert Moir :•• New elected Counsellors. Alex. Matson ) At Berwick, David Stow, Esq. was unanimously elected Mayor for the sixth time. EDINBURGH, OCT. 10. At a meeting of the Presbytery of Kelso, on Tuesday, there was laid before them a presenta tion to the Church of Sprouston, vacant by the removal of Mr. 'llium/isms to Perth, from the I)uette:4s of Roxburgh, in favour, of Mr. Niniati Trotter, preacher of toe Gospel, and another in his favour from General ker, us one of the claimants of the Roxburgh estate. The latter presentation, in consequetiec of certain inforinalitiC4, was received clam nolo. There nos also laid lATore the meeting a presentation for said Church, in favour of Davia Brewster, L.L.D. from Far JaWV'S Ker, oleo a claimant of the Roxburgh estate. The Presby tery delayed the consideration of these presenta tions till their next meeting. The University of Aberdeen have conferred the degree of Doctor in Divinity upon the Rev. Ar chibald NPLachlati, ouc of the Alinisters of Dun dee. At a meeting of Presbytery, held at Dundee on Wednesday last, the Provost produced a present ation by the Magistrates and Town Council, no ininatiug the Rev. Archibald M.Lachlan, D.U. to be Minister of the town and country parish of Dundee, vacant by the death of Dr. Small, which being sustained, Dr. M.Lachlia was accordingly trimdated Id the charge. On Wednesday, Ilse corn sample market of Edinburgh was opeited, for the first time, for the admission of all kinds of grain, flour, and seeds, free of charges. The millet was well attended, and several ime samples of wheat exhibited. We hope this useful iestitution, which reflects so much credit on the Magistrates, will be properly encou raged. On Saturday, during a heavy gale from the N.W. the Nary, of Stromuess, was driveu ftotn her anchors in Leith Roads, and cane on shore to the eastward of the pier-head. Several other ves sels also drove, but fortunately made the harbour. A pleasure boat, belonging to a gentleman in Leith, was driven on shore near ?Newhaven, and meat to pieces. Notwithstanding the vigilance of our police, scarcely a night has passed, for some weeks, but 47 one or more depredations have been mitterl. Sonic nights ago, a grocer's shop, root of Blae4friar'sWynd, was broken into. a a cask of ram carried off. Between Saturday night and Monday morning, a brushmaker's shop, at the' foot of Advocate's Close. On Monday night, a jeweller's shop, in the Parliament-square, and a number of valuable articles carried of—and no fewer than three attempts at house-breaking were made laiely, in the'Coiegate, in enenight. Sri - Wishiesday last, Ben/tenni rust, late ser vant to Mr. Francis Walker, tenant in Tandet lane. was lirought to trial before the Sheriff-Depute of Haddingtott, and a respectable Jury, for the crime or theft of money from her &aster's reprvitorien The Jury found the pannel gstilty., on *flick A** war sentenced to stand on the pillory at the market cross of fladdinartons with a bald oe her lweasti expressive of her crime, to he imprisoned for a cer tain time, and battithed tile comity fitr seven years, antler certification of her being publicly whipped, if she should be found within the county during that period. Same day, John Carrie, Robert .ille.rander. James X-rander, and .Idas Hamilton, all carters in and about Edinburgh, were broilght to trial for a very violent assault on Andrew Rntherford, keeper of the Drew Toll, by heating, svotooling, and bruis ing him, to the great effusion of his blood, alai dancer of his life. After n trial of some hours. the Jury returned a verdict firtlinq all the prinnels Geilty ; hut, on ac count of certain favourably circumstances in the case of Alain Hamilton, recommended him to mercy. On w!iich the SnEnarr sentence,' Omit, Robert Alexander, and James Alexander. to be publicly whipped through the strr.as of finiirlin* ton, to be imprisoned for two months, and Currie and Robert Alexander to be thereafter banisher! the county for seven yams. under the usual eirtifica: tion ; but, in respect of the recommendation of the Jury in the ease of Adam Hamilton, ordained him to be only imprisoned in the gaol of Haddington for the space of two monthi. A contest of a siogalar nature has lately taken !dace at Edmonton. A proposition had bees mode by the Parish Officers to the vestry, for building a wall round the work-house, which was negatived. The former, however, proceeded in carrying the propo,ed measure into effect; cod the Vicar (the D•WitION W4IIREN.) although a requisition we...presented to him, siguell by es parishioners, re fused to call aeofffet vestry. After repeated turf fectual applications for a vestry, a general meeting of the parishioners was called and held at the Bell at Edmonton, on the 7th ult. of which several re solutions were passed, on the motion of Mr. %V AITIl• MAN. declaring that the parish officers were not empowered to make any new buildings or erections, at the expense of the parish, without the consent of the general vestry, and cousternuiug the conduct of the officers and of the vicar. After the wall was completed, a vestry was called, at which Mr. Mr.t. resit took the chair. A resolution was moved, ap proving of the conduct of the parish officers ; to which Mr. WAITIIIIIAN aloatil an amendment. di recting that the parish officers should not pay for the wall out of the parochial funds. Cpou a sliew of holds. the ameinhuent was declared to be ea; - ried ; a division was demanded, and there appeared for the amendment 97—against it, 50—inajor;ty 47. A poll of the whole parch was then demand ed, which was strenuons4 objected to by the ma jority, bat sits granted by Mr. 31st.t.ttit, to con tinue three days, front eight in the morning till four in the afternoon. it was their moved, that the same be by ballet ; but Alr. Mgt -Lein refused to put the question. At the close of the poll, the numbers appeared, for Mr. Warrust•x's Amend ment, 131--cgainst it 114—inajority, 67. After the numbs re were declared, another motion was made by 11r. WAITIIVALK. declaring the conduct of Mr. M i.ttsb,sis Claims:), to have been par!ial and sm proper...which was carried by a great majority. THE MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, t►e=. This day There is • scatty supply of het s chill at little tteCtuetitill lit price iiew as pet t Butte:, sad Malt ready sate, at rather better prar . p 6,,. Peas ut the late retlueticat ; old Beaus at each their prices; IteW .ticks muc► luster; tLut t o a supply of Oats, mutt Salts tbrreuf taaiutiei uut quuted Kitts , Fluer or ferias of the Lte CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. — Wheat .. .. .. —hos. sus. 9(s. ' Itesiis tits. 70s. cid Fine ditto (new)....9.". 955. Tick Beaus 6.,.. 6 75. od Ryr Earley ...ass. 4741. Polailds... ..... als. 444. it , Malt .. 7ls. 64s Potstoe ditto Ms hit White Peas ? .. ~,,.., 1365, Ittlpe Yecd ....... 401, 44 i . °wailers) f '''''' Fine Flour Grey Pens :Os has. Second- .74s SW' Corn-laspertur's Acton( —T111) & if. OCT. It II brut, per 10ad... a.3l. —.4. to 4tA. os. Barley, per quarter 4.0‘. --(I. to 471. —d. Oats Waite Peas PRICES OF HAY AND ST. J •NES . S. Hay. Si DM. nd Strawol. 13$. to IL His oil. STRAW T ENT I: DAY - VI UITYCII A FPI, Ins. to 1..- Ntw, —I. to 111. Clover, 71. —9. to at. Straw, 11. Ica to 11. lea rITHEI To sink the Ottul Dee( as. ed. to Si. ud. Mutton— . 49. ud. to ss. id. Veal p 0 Laub es od. to os. od. SMITHFIELD I Hay sl. us. Straw li. 14s. Chaves... GI. to. Or T pt r slime of tlb. field or Cattle Oita tie, Items'. Sheep ........».... 4A4tip C AITCS , ...... • • 113) NAY- MARKET. od. to 01. 6s. at fit. to fl. u . off, ed. to 71 00. 04. IX/AL-MARE-ET, Ottoman. 14. Ships at Market. tonid. . Price. 35.. Newcastle 7..Sanderlaud 2..Stune Coal I .... 78a. od. • or. ad. 3..(llader• . . ... ... S .... 344. 6d. a —3. M. MICE OF STOCKS TESTERDAY Bank Stock 134 I s pet Vela I:educed • 65111 ex. dis. 3 per Cent. l'onsu:s ...... ... ... • ..651 6si 4 per Cent 7141 it i 50 ex. die. per Cent :Ntty . ... ..951 Lung A unuities l7 Oh* Is ex. dm Ontuluin " India Bo .is I:,..d.equee Bills English Later, 11doeft tit. iss. Consols kir tiC4H T . DISH, Stuett-br..4,er. -4, Corollill. and g, Charing-au COCIIBE• OF EXCHANGE, (ter. 14. Anntenitutt.... 94 7 11.IY. Venice.. .. SS Ditto at Niglit.. J 4 o Naples , 44 Rottcnbuo..... to 17 9 U. LisbON 6II flansliargb..... 33 0.1.3. Oporto • 69 Alton* Se 1 kit/. Dublin. Paris fday's data 211 111 Cork Mtg.,. ..1. 7 .19 ti. 2 l'• SIMI lON. B Madrid .. I": . - angeflors per oz. —— o. Ditto 43 egret 3;04r .I.insblonea.. -. Palermo —in paper. New Dollars — 5 4 Ditto e.. 43 tifett. Siker is Ran 11i11t..3 - —.-. Leel,..eu • ' .l ia t Aelo er tbe Bask of Mani. Geoii.. ..... , it per Cent. BIRTH!. An Turerby, In Gloucester-street, Tortenes-uquere, lbs Imey of 11 , c Rev Alex mder Conue, f a Amie On the at 4 wrt. Filsroy-street, the Lady of Wm. Mei fat, Lai. of Pot tteo liu, of a daughter.. MARRIAGES. On tjee %th instant, .t HouglltAt-te-Spting, AreleiWt Jerdois; • Eaq. Rouiolwarel, to Miss Chtl.heth Sarin M.lacr,}angst davglaer 4.1 the late Robert MAIM, 6•p of 13aAes. Oa 7 . e.lars.tavLit, at Clicwick, Thomas .Adam•, Surgeon. to .Miss Pratt, daughter of the late VbiliP Pre ll , L. of S:aisle Chore, seer Tametost. DEATDS. Sn.!..lerly, on 3:onflay !sat, aged thirty. Era, at Gialons Ram Prm, kart, rhiabeth,'aire of E ,atd Arida Eaq sf am !feet. UN. tiatania) last, after* Ilene inners, Mist 530111441% ebitit darglitai aiDt.Sauotharn, of lippea Botkir:ay Matt. HIGH WATER, THIS DAY. AT 41NH09.14A191:E. MOM after .. 9 E►i w.. rr after...iv 4 LL TitUTil IS SALUTARY TO MAN. md whoever discovers or a,611111-1 It is asy vortices rend.rsnn e..TIVI! 11 qer.iCE to his Country and his Kind. Pro.saiumol meet hare, of late, through the medium of Itto Press laid befi,re the piddle eve the esteems symptoms of Msurders, which, however, to the detente and seampu- Ole mill, it is itAIV incessars i.,r o‘ to L els oe s : at. %%e have the happiness to infor:a lb _me persons, who, tab* r from coostnution or accident, or at-gun-eel habit, frma bard sts.'.y, choose of elimue, violent disappAntrneat, moderate grief, or ca et!"..l of any kind, labour undo ems, dimasse which melt frost a derangement of NV-AVM:S •r.TEM, a granal or ;mind DE.I4II.ITY, Iloilo Press tls salon of more accurate motormen! ksowleder, with vtli elaborate chemical analysis, we have it in oar poser to imam, is swat missy a perfect re-establishment of health arm strength. TLe barks, steel, and other tonic medienses, which ha c teen usually admintatere el, to out class of those compla , m we has r found, from experience, to be by on means to the iserformsoce of comidete mad lassie' caw - . sod NIERCi:RT, the orstinaay specific is other tale'. tt *ei• venally knows to he productive et the moot taisrline °us effects se the hurnme constitutions we have therekr, lc. boured, by turniag thenitelle d oar attentloti eselosr.r.. la this subject, and by the aid of IS UNITS capetience trainee practice, to finer to tbs.pablic a mode of ti row o entirely aew which has he name instance lidheito been looney Mil As a great part of them diseases has its oral io the ; that bas burn particitiatiy atte:..h.l to id :he present :6411 of care; and, as it is a fact, well kilos n to profesnoial that persons at each am, and of all aces, of all vitnatiom ne life, aut every description of rliararter, are 1111. 4 e a Me,. diem der%. r particularl) those of et , zwit and collo 4.41 ero wl.„ very refmed sentiment. sod sirol of souistist , ..•. , • ,. Lary habits, most essestially those of a yuck add Lowy, and fertile intaaMation—the Poet, roc Prieto'. 11 . 4 the Noecliat—and thum shoot an &Munn fortune and butts rank in soccer bare excluded f rota ad manual heed regular etop:oiarlis for the sate of arch Platoons, minds, ILliUrall, timed, ar• orn.l. red still olowv w 1 , Src-v astute of Ow:, complaint, tl., shortest attention is to thirlecy and secrecy, and a C. ;itoi, a perniment add sheet Cart, is 101emnly promised . Messrs IC Vaal ft and CO. Surgorsis. may he swer.• at their home, No 107, 11.dicnet.earden, by l'a•` , • either sex, personally, or by letter 'pow pail , hank Noir, obeli Os:, accessary .telrics and Medicine he giveu, to sent lousy inset of the los More. Patitdm in the cariatri are rupetstril to il.seribe tlo timilais of the., inunpLituit,. Vas " .1 tirtor.—No. toy. liatton.i eardc:i. LONDON Prioir I Is- Iv • V:t S" Boswell-cowl, ry.sio•et, woe pe No. is % Hack of M. I wow. . WHITE, of ream pls. r.—Ororre„ • seal to the Orliace,;part poor, sr.sl kr J.. 1, :Imre NUNN HIS I Tkeir rtz G 1 ww The ANNA times, 11 I.Fuw • 91 The *tug ii ni 11 1 . Taney ; a y, Ihe stalte ; In int want Ow Woo • I Weitleset: TTad H" Man Im+ll,lc lune, Y 1 la Aid Tiii Mr sr. PM JAM" NT& ON Thw Del Os Ceske; If• Trio I t' l 77 v W:'Z *dint. ' the Cu Canon 116.1/1 Pan OLY IF S i t r haw. Coin (ion, riot, AlleN with (1 tic lit! MIT Deem (mit tr,wt • Lvdt ly th. IYr ▪ p. 1 .3 II wet ta• r• :oohed sate of q ..u.g • la ▪ call le Far' al 41 Of V 111 „ lid J• Jr mi ie. eipal I Pnar To !!t 1 Lib ATM El SLIM I &la *kr work kvik vv. I aft' Ile thAc SYs tOLI4 in.• 'a bum 161 *1!