The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-06-27 00:00:00

_ Next year is to be a jubilee fur Baronets of Eng lund, it being the 200th year Irons their first in stitution. The Premier Baronet is Sir EDMUND Ihiux, of Haveninglitim, Norfolk; the creation 9.1.1 Map 1431 I. There are nearly WO Baronets, Anil. store the union with Ireland. tile peerage of :hat kingdom not only being halite'', butdecrersing. a, three of the existing peerages must become extinct before one new peer is created.the Sovereign finds it iseceobary to ro_ward, with a haronetage, those persons to %ham formerly an kri4i peerage would have been given so that the creation. will, in torture. be more t.eti arta. Ou the u 1 itiley, next year, it is prr. ',mei: to hare a grand gal:" la howler of time day, 444 time ettitr. 4 .y. ~+.. ROYAL rISII% 'EXTRACT FROM A I.tt'TRR, *Wrap Dalibilto MAY 27. " The King and Queen of Saxony, and Mucus Augusta, deigned to visit, on May 1), the celebrated walt mines of Wielickaa. A great number of trinniphul arches, fore_ied with branches of trees, %vete erected on the road from Cracow; the infix bitante of the neighbouring countries strewed the ground with flowers. These attributes of spring, contrasted with the top of Mount Kripuchs, still coveted with snow, presented fur a short time a euup d tea the most interesting. At eleven o'clock, the snit travellers, with their attendants, ar rived nt the mine of Gore Lesno ; they descended by a winding stair-case of ,t 2 steps to the lirst lending-place. At their going out from the mine, a sup, rli transparency was erected ill their passage. Their Maj• sties then crossed many galleries of twenty and thirty fathoms in their different dimen sions, to arrive at the chapel of Antonia. This chapel is remarkable fur its antiquity and Gothic structure ; it is entirely formed of salt, as are the Mugge of Christ, and those of some Saints. Mass was formerly said there. The pulpit was placed opposite the•altar. The Dean of Niepolotnice and the clergymen of Vvlelickza, iu their sacerdotal ha bits, received their Majesties at the entrance of the chapel. The Gothic door, wh i ch forms the communication between the gallery of Michalowice mid that of Uncles, was illutuimited in a most brilliant manner. There was a magnificent lustre suspended between the arms of Saxony and Austria. In a transparency was this inscription, " The har mony of Austria and Saxony." The songs of the lumen' were heard at a distance. A pillar of salt was exploded by gunpowder, and, besides the noise of the explosion, trumpets, kettle-drums, and re peated cries of rival, for ■ long time resounded through the mines. The galleries through whi, the tram pas.ed were illuminated. The Nobility and most distinguished persons in Cracow were in this 1 11‘391414P. " Their Majesties crossed the lake in a small boat for the Gallery of Przykoss, which is thirteen fithouni long and four in depth. An explosion mit the extremity of the lake was repeated by the echo from the galleries, and immediately a traos pareney oldie sun appeared of various colours. In the iniitdle were inserted the names Francis and Fre deric-Augusto& This spectacle, ucc , .mpauied by music and shunts of vicar, concluded with • fire work. " In the mine of Daniclowice, a horse harnessed descended and came up in presence of their Ma je,,ties. In the Gallery of Kenton, a breakfast was prepared, which they vouchsafed to accept in a re- Caws of salt. During the rrpast delightful musk resounded through these subterraneous placcs; there were 900 lamps in this gallery. .• " Their Arjesiies• ascended the stair-case of Leant., und,again beheld day-light at tire o'clock; after seeing all tlEe d &rent operations of the salt pits, and admiring; the wonders of nature and of art. The King testified his approbation of the operations whi h he had witnessed. His Majesty presented to the Governor, Settling, of &intent...ls, is ring set with diamonds and ornamented with bra cepher, and gave itoo &rods to lie distributed to tile miners. FROM LAST' A.. - HT'S GAZE`,77. Admiralty Oiler, June 1810. Admiral Sir Roger Curtis has reported, in his lettrr to Mr. Croker, or the 234 instant, that Its Majesty's sloop the Bonne CM.) mint-, captured, in the Channel, on the e tat, a French piivuteer, cit led Le Maitre de Danse, pierced tar 14 guns, only 4 mounted, and a complement of all men. 11 U) DOG. About five o'clock, Sunday morning, a bull-dog, • with every appearance of ritednese *hoot him. visit. ed the lose or farm-yed of B. Tillsteue, E• 9. of Bloillse-Combe Placr, near Brighton, where he at. sacked and bit three valuable cart horses, a et Ty tine 3-year old colt, a terrier dog. and a bitch with yuppies, who was fierce in the defence of her young, but they were, oeverililess, all killed by the road anneal. The colt, as if sensible of the nature of the attack. parried it for some time, by striking the tos..ilittit *idh his fuse-legs, 'and on..e so violently, that lie Laid him pro,trate oil the gratind, but lie swo recovered, and, i❑ return, bailed die colt by his mast; after which ha rail into in:other close, alie.ber he %US pursued, and killed with a pitch-lurk, by oue of Mr. Ti:l,totie'si carter,. ; but the fear of being . bitten in the act, had so terrified the imor fellow's mind, that, immediately after acrompliuhing his object, he fell into strong Fps, and remained under cJurulsire influence unnl he wissrrelieved by Mr. Taylor. /4111ri;t011 of the 'nth. Hu.sars, who ass sent by Colonel Quinton to his assistance. The dogs bitten were, by urd. r Er Mr. Tillstone, kll eel ; and the horses were committed to the care of the Netecitiary Surgeon of the above regiment, who lost Ito num in applying the cautery to the adlteted parts. Itees, in hioNeto Cycsbpanlia, tells u., that at clecomion, prvared trout the ;resit leaves Or 140%, rise, and sage, administered in due time, seldom tole of preventing hydrophobia. The dog. first made his appearance in Brighton barrack-yard, between three and four o'clock on Solidity morning, where he hit several dogs, some pigs, and even goats, after which he ran to Muuse- C Colonel Quicitoo, tut b.ing inforiued of the circumstance, ordered all the dogs and gouts in the garricni, that bud !wen exposed to the danger of loin% bitten, to be killed; and, it is said, that nearly forty were, iii consequence, sent to execu• tion, and, by the Colonel's directions, afterwards hurled. Sunday sfteranoir, a d stet:34(ll looking Vow firew hronwlf over the ballostradc of Blaeltfriaire bridge ; he broke his leg by IStriltitiv; agaiust a part of the arch, Lot was saved from drow ii ill by • boat which come air at the moment. and was car ried on a maul's buck to St. Bartholomew's Hot- pits!. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WarAft%Jenr h, I R 10. 19th Regiment of Fostrair kitten:nit (ivitt lal Sir Hew Hnl rymple, Rot. flout the . '37th Regiment of Foul, to be Cohniel, vice General Hulse 3tth ditto--Lietsieuant-General Sir Eyre Coote, K.B. from the 6rd Regiment of Foot, to be Colonel, vice Lord Southampton, deceased. 37th ditto—Licutemnit•General Wemyss, from the 93.1 Regiment of Foot, to be Colonel, vice Sir Hew Dal rymple. ditto—General Samuel Hulse, from the tpth Regiment of Foul, to be Colonel, vice Sir Eyre Coale. 93c1 ditto.—Lieutenant-Gencral Hon. Francis Needham, from the 5111 Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Colonel, vice Welayn. .11h Royal Veteran Battalion—Major-General John Matincra Kerr, (rem the 62t1 &ileum, to be Coluuel, vice Lieut.- Gimeral Needham. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. William Matlst 11 . 3, of fialiAliury-eourt, Flt-et-street, !Biddle ami, sad William Orange %Vesta*, of Tower-Hill, Middle sex, sit and dry-.coopers. Juno 44, 18to. Edward Brown and Geurtm Mons, of Broadway, Dept ford, ►ent, carriers and leutlier-cuticis. A u;ust JI, Isinj. George Crowield, Alexand,x Canio, and James Atherton, of Lancaster, emz.ir,s idioms. Juoa• Jn, William full + rd, Benjamin North, Thomas Henry Faber, and William Pollard, jnuiur , uf Leeds, m..rchinita and wool staplers. April I, 1810. bonnie Hanipson and John Harapsun, of Manehester, cotton-se.inufacturers. June _3, 1810. John Batty and William Senior, of Sheffield, carpenters and joiners Jiggle 24S IS M. "Flitnnas Bayne and William Brandon, el Oxford-street, grocers. Jane Sig, 1610. . • Mary Pemberton, Thomas Pemberton, Edwin Prinbzrlon, Benjamin Stokes, George Si.,,,ke and Thomas Siolces, of Cuselsy, Stafford, awl of Flardiogion and Billingley, Salop, iron masters. June Rlcllald Ilcrlitt and Georze Lam's, of St. James's-street, Brighthelnastua, 11111.84.11, 9f1111111411. AIWII 19, I SIO. jusepl k Julllll4l.ellll4llld, and Joseph Green woad, of Starr Iy, Derby, millers. May is), 1410: John Fair and 'FI um's Farr, of flinettil, silversmiths. June 3.1, lbw. Samhforth and John Morris, of Shaw-Mill, York, thread-manufaeores a. March J 9, 1,10 John Moore and George Moore, of ShutSeta, York, ads sor-manufacton s. November 9, 1611.11.._ John Muorr, George 111001 , and Mcu'Fanin Moore, of Shrffirld, York, merelmule. Nor 9, IM • : George Paithua uud Julm ‘ril.Soll, Ji Leeds, elotb•rner. chaste. Juue 19, ism Roger Lei2l. and James Quirk, of Text e tit Park, Near Lim peel, Aria-:sakes. Jae. 1. : n 10. Chiuka EtrratlghllM Uhl Sdinurl Meech.; of piackbeck, Lincoln, n h May 211, 181.0. . - George Pickles and liantael Hickton, of War. Lan caster, and Latchford, Chester, jt.i..c re. Jan. t, lain. Gewge Pichtnn Picktou ' atul Picklon, of IV.l.singtusi, almoner, and Latchford, Cheater, tintlarr inerclianta.Jait 1310. Thomas 31arsball sad Richard Beresfurd, If Nottingham, grocers. June in, 1010 : _ _ Rickard Colston, nod Thomfts ViionT., of Itooliottridge, Emt Bien', Somerset, knit hose tuantettcturess. Aorti Into. Jahn Blower Brooks, James WClary, and llarl Stephens, of ( H I Bout street, 504 of Chelsea, paper••lausef F. Juno 21, 18111. 1V ',ices Cook and Thomas P.u - ry, of Friday-street, Irmo %doormen. June '23, Hilo. George K omit sad Joaathan Clambers, of Wneerkk, nu-retro Ern es, Isis. Julio Slat. r ! Clay Bacon, William Bower, aid G r e w Bower, of Sheffield, printers Jane 03, Id 10 11'illiain Peareth, of V. .ortla nii•l Isabella Lees, of loathe/irk, Durham, lime-inei chants. Aped ;, Ism. Thomas sinl Jolts Wilkinson, of Stockton, Der dam, oharfingess 111.. y t m, rain . . _ .. • , - I homes P4. r. 1 J.ho Pinispo, awl John Philippe, join of the Vld City t_Limubers, Luuduu, merelaauts. tittle 43, id IQ RANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. • Amber Coheu, of MTatteltester, Laucaster,ater Omni, from Jape 26 to August tt, at Wa o at the Du Tavent, Ih'auY• gate, Ittanchrbter. Thibaut% Harmon, of Cataoraile.aleeee„ London, station er. 6001 JU to August 11, at tea, at Lou. don. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Torrey, of Hasa, Kingston, &sem, baiter, to surrender, JOY! 30, July 7, and August 7, at ten, at Attorne)s, Mr. Milani Carter, Kingston-110u- Thames ; and Messrs. Simpson and tlastie, King's Reath Mots, 'tempt', I.onilloa. Patel Pearson, of Csuolon Courson, Cauaton, Nottin,l - innkeeper, to surrender, Jul' I;; 14, and An7,o4t 7, at c;:ven, at Ilse Whito Saran or Sciwoby ton, Scr taby, Nat tigNl§am. Attorneys, Mr. native., Caaiatbar;la, Liao h sud Nirsms. Warmed and Wood, Castle.eourt, gurtgc-row, Lyndon. Edward Smith, of Dalton, Lancaster, eorn-deslrr, to sur render, July ifs, at five, go, and Atiguxt 7, at clears, at the Bork in the Vine, in Wigan. Attoineys, Mr. Windle, John.stivet, kledford.row, London ; uud Mr. Gaskell, igan. Nathaniel Cranch, of Exeter, Iller4aall, to surrender, July ti at our, la, and , 1 111;;;uet. 7, at eleven, sit th- Globe "Ulieens, Exeter Attorney., Mr. George Abott, Old-Broad- Wert, London; and Mr. Kendall, Exeter. ' John ranshaw, of Lien pout, Lancashire., dealer in earthen ware, to euriendcr. July, ti, 7, at the Swan Inn, Hanley, fitsfluedslisre, and Angost 7, at she Trentham . Arun lon, Trentham, StalTorsherr, at r !eyed. A flamer', Mr. Thou Haddeiey, Reek...octet, Lincoln's-lon-Fields, London; and Messrs. Chilli'', Hanky. „George Hurt, of Woodbridge, Sofro*, beer-brewer, to surrender, holy sti, at fire, t 7, and Angus( 7, at eleven, at UM King's Aims, Woodbridge. Attorneys, Meson (hams' and Nutc•tr, Ipswich; sod Mr. Flunkey, Chancery-lase, London. KApli Sandom, of Deptford, Kent, wine and brandy tnerrhuot, to surrender, Jane 30, July 7, and Aogo‘t 7, at rest, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. litolort Charstey, Mark-Ltue, Loraton. Ruhard Ellis, of Earle-street, Blackfriara, Loads., pro cisme- broker, tuaurrender, Jane 30, J by u, sad Ansa 1 7, at clown, at Gehl , lhall. Altursey, Mr. Bryant, Coptball court, 'll'hrongrourtms stn./ S. Thomas Gaalsfin, of Queen-street, Cheapekle, London, merchant, to surrentkr, Juter: to, July 17, and Aantust 7, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hartley, New Braise street, filarkfriers. Rohrit Sit bald, of Lauer Emil Smithfield, allidttleasa, slup-trlkr, to sus rciider, inly 3, to, mat August 7, it aims, at Guildhall, Lusaka. Alturuey, Mr. &lateens.% Wal DIVIDENDS. July Is. William Poppleaioll;, °TrPlymouth, Dews% at twelve, at the Commercial Inn, Plymouth. •Jrly 19. Charles Harvey, of Moomoutii, trountonger, at eleven, at the King's Heed lon, Moomout h. July 23. Moistens Amwark, of Floskton, York, moo drake, at eleven, at the New Cuurt•Houae, slaicield, York. July 41. John Trillnek, the younger, of 5a,,, t.Gardens, London, brukt r, at twelve, at Guildhall . July 24. Itohert ster, formerly of St. 4no•*.l 4Th e, L an . dun, I.ut non of Eden Colie-.v, rex, s.l!..;tuao, at tea, at Cu:a:hall, L.nuivu. • I'd ICE 01 STOCKS YESTERDAY. ; 3 per Cent Retittertl Gel pro. (*rot INS Aisailltics themes, 1...1..1 Rm.& ............ pram Em (p.e. Bina . ............. ..4 . .. Dis. I press Cuotule tut T. DISH. Stork• Wok. r, I, Conlin% sods, gories-Cress. C()VRSE Or EXtHANGE, FRIDAY. Juxt aa. Amevrdam.... 33 5 a U. (Voile Ihtto at Magill.. 9J 7 llio Jaseire 7g RoDenl:on.... Jo all U. mat. Ilamburgb.... 31 0 3IU. OiLemiter 37 Altona 34 1 giU. Dublin. I'm is I tlay's date al I Cork Ditto Bounteous - PorNspal Gehl in ..- Madrid Ditto us' (tit rt. iwr or 0 0 0 P.ilernso Ditto Billion Lezhuns Genoa . 54 Silver in Bars .... 0 o u Venice Si New Lotus (each) o 0 0 Naples 42 Agio on the Bank of Holland Lisboa lris! ' ♦ per Cent. July 17. Tease krusiq the younger, of Fish•sbeat-01, London, linen any. r, at eleven, At Gr , July 71. Anthony . 1 'wont* Bowles and Thomas I%lthaw., of Kent street, Suutliwaik, grocers, at eleveu, at Guild— hall, Lumina. Jelly 16. t.linnad Wondroffe, of the parish of IVoolaseeti Gletteester, huu-teanufacturer, at tau, at the Aagel _ Colefued,Ghmt miler. . Jell 17. William Brown, Of Wonnitood-street, Loudon. Wall, London, viclualkr„ at ten, at Guildhall. July vt. George Urquhart Lawtie, so of Hatlat.strect, Middlesex, Intl Lilco( Cakatta, merchant, at tatlee, at _ .... . . , . Guildhall, Loutlute. July 7. Thomas Lister, of itiorstreet, Holborn, [diddle s. x, coarh•plater, at toeire at Guildhall, Loudou. • July I - ,.. Jaws Potts, of White Bear-yard. Ihrtk-bill, Mid dieser, adduct-maker, at ten, at Guildhall,. London. August u. James Knowlts, of Gwyodu, Carnarvon, inn keeper, at ten, at the Sportsniun Ins, Castle-strect, Cat- 11.1rV011. Atiptst 2. Jane Jonas, of Dulythllsyrrion, Carnnrvon, dtxtler land chaptutto, at ten, at the Spurtuanstu lua t CLuttle-vircat, . . . . . earmarron. • . Jolt , tir Obadiah Lodge, of KerrafortliAlill, thiritaley, York, dealer tont clotpuian t at too, at the White "kat 11111, Ba►nslry . CERTIrICITESELY 17. Joseph Batson, of St JAM. 3 . 5. place, St. Jatlit'ib street, Mid- diesex, Robot [lent"-, of Nenenstle-tstseti-Toe, woolleu-draper. Mary Until, of Freston, I.4neasier, eartlicoseAre,leater. Maui' Kru.e, of Uurion:coult, Brulitl•street, Lutiduat, aner- chant. William M'Kenzir, late of Memarira, but now of St. Paul's, Coiviit-gurden, Niddlesrx , ani rebuilt Eilwar , l Sent', et* Climillo4 strect, Covent-garden, Middle sex, NI111,111:lker. Wiiii4lll dlesex, writer. I NSOLV F. NTS. Prisoners in the KING'S BENCH nelson, in Ike County ni Surrey. FIUST I)TICP. William Flied, formerly and Ide of Dosimeter York, Frig. m John Abrose l'ickell, foruserly of Browley Cuismou, Kent, G. ht. Charles Edward Tolley. formerly of Park•street, Grosve nor-worm, and late of %Vtivarre-street, Caveudials-square, Middlesex Gent. - . Benjamin Galina, formerly and late of Tottenham, M alto.; brick-maker. William Lewis, formerly and late of Bristol, coru-mcr- LhaM. DEATH OP AN EXTRAORDINAItY cuAlucrrft Ou Wednesday last died, in Horsham Gaol, nze,l 82 years, Simon Sou'liward, formerly of liosgrobe, oeor Chichester. This singular character oar a miller, which occispatim he followed.witb industry nod atteottsu till ahem the year 17K when, by a strange ape:Cies of nisanity, he fancied himself Earl of Derby, King iu Mom assumed those tides, ne glected his bin:Mere, and because very troublesmue to many of his mighhoum. In Feiouary, 1767, he was wrested for • Ismail debt, at the • uf the bite Duke of iticlisnuod, and was couveyed to the Old Gaul at Horsham, from which lie was removed (the first pneamer alter its completion) to the press at gaol, .and from ethic.' he was released, after a cap tivity of forty-three yeas, four month., a n d e i g i st days, oil 'Ned:male) last, by the hand of death. SllllOll Soothe mil was, in stature, about six feet, was exceedingly well mode, and bad a com manding countenance: his manners were gene rally @liable, and his deportment polite; he was, howere-, when offerule 1, exceedingly wrath, oral sub difficulty pa. itie 1, Particularly when his ire had hest errs-jo .d by doubts about hi s assuraied digiiiiy. H , p s d - himself a State Prisoner, and woold are-p' of tits money nor clothes Whitt) were a d present. d to him as corning from the King, his Como°. Ilia dress was generally sodrab coat of a very eneient cut, sad cocked hat, with a black cockade. Simon was alwlys infdresscdos w ll by the Governors of the gaol, as 4 his fellos-poi o ner- and visitors, .• :My Lord," and to no other de uommation would he Leer reply. lie bbd been supported for a lumber of yeats past by a weekly stipend from the pic ids of Boxgrove, which was paid to. him by Nlr. Smart, as shave described, and which his Lends/11p expended on necessaries with the strictest economy ; but could scarcely ever be prevailed upon to receive a meal or other rivour, except tinder the deception above stated. His re. wain. were removed on Friday for interment at Bosgrove. MARRIAGE. On Thursday last, Mr 3lnmout, Printer sad Doultscl'4r, of elsickster. to Mlir Fleet, also ibat city. DFATIIS. Last week, at his house, G.ine's-Quay, Cork, the Right Rev. Eltisenee WCarthy, D.D. Roman Catbulir Bishop of Autistic, cud Coadjutor Bishop of that profession fur the Diocese of Cork. At Aberdeen, on the t;th June, In the Aritb year of his age. Mr. Jailors Cbsliner:, the editor' and conductor of The Iloerclets Aparnat-4 task winch he has discharged with ea wannad industry, ability, and zeal, during the lung mind of 467ters. As the Menne of largo, on the od June, in the Owe and gigolo of life, Lieut. Jahn 014phaiti, my.il envy. Alter t 5 711111.1 KIP! sod hard service: his enuntry.has loot, in hi., • anottaeruniplisheil sad faithful iertant. At Add( rsey Lodge. mar Stoke Guldington, Hocks, en Salwrday the 94b emit. at an advanced age, Colonel Philip Mica, On inerly of Stritir borough, Lieutenant-Governor of Crown Point and Ticondii roza, mid Marveyor of Hia Main. ty's Wood., noel Forests &Naming on Lake Champlain, Is tive State of New. York. lIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LONDON BRIDGE. Mute. 35 win. after to I Eyes. 5 atm after u. 14041. i k limo AIV C 11. "; POOllllOl/T.S, nit 2 -.. 10 . the Cormorant stareftliti,, the River; PrOtector gondol!, and Aar :eh us ou a cruise; Osprey. 18 gnu., fur the coast ; ; it I the Lavinia, 4d guns, Lord W. ti e , fur Liana'. with dispatchc.. Cone into harbour, the /lardy goo-h:ig. The Hit; es lan. 110 it Yu*, Captain buns; the orthismeterland, BU gnus. Captain thug, are ordered to be docked at tlqaport. Yesterday arrived the Apron', Fuhter, from die. for London (~ingle ship.) Sailed the Groureit slot p of our. for Passed up Cluiuutt a nett front the urstiriu: Wind satiable. PALMOUTII, jv N i Soiled the Prince qf ►Pales ieteket, C o pt, i t , nets, fur LI•IJOi4 ;It OWNS Kllll.briK. witho Leeward hilaoido ; the Kimptun, for J moves; and the Arprrar, Bruek itv Maltr.-IViud DE4I.. Jen? Arrived the Theban flig4te. Prow a map Boulogne.—Wind E. • anEexotg. Jusr , Artiveil here yesterday, the twitowor aivis, from Goad'sloope, last from Cork, Ni from St. Thomas's under convoy of the Btnede, 71 veil, on the Id May; parted from the fleet inth ;natant, near Calm Clea-. ai:Nerrr. • coLoa, COfIGIIA, CA) NNUM PTION9, ASTI': AND t/THlill PE I.IItINARY CLIMPLAINTY MA Dl)EN'ti l'A tiLlt ESSENC, aw &gait preparatioa, really sal truly, (a • li st implies), roisibiping lid V irlites of the MUM rkl. gal Italwainic and Restor.ttive l'eactstors, and, for Colds, Coughs, Ceniaumptiosts, Militias, sail other nunnery Complaints, i. en.y, pleasant, intaacent, sett r mean. It is so easy, that a tca•speauful is a Jove for. Stlit fall growls ; au pleasant, that it is equal au inaocciat, that it may begirt... to au intuit ; rail sip , cious, that &erase Ries, as it were, ha fore it la all %hells& recent mail slight, or bang staudinly ai.it Rusk its effects are truly nstonishin;:, and ohnost so owe instance has it ever failed to Isrueluee immediate, and if a care be within the reach urinemi.ciate. this rill certainly prose the happy means of steunsplislinig able um end. That these are not the dictates of narrated boasting., the fdloring respectable vouches% sukettil ▪ great Mee,' will almailnatly twine ire, • names are hereunto saborribeil, lasing felt the happy • of Matlalcu's Vc„ , eetable Essence an ourrelres, or LAVIN rye-aitnesses thereof on others, Ills lwichy eitrierstly rec mend it to tlw 6flltetcJ with,Cohls,Cansits, Comasimi Asthma., el.e. We du also hereby Maisie it ki be um *ion, that Nil... Niaeltlea, for haviiiz air. aly Si, long Isis I are soot intro's( to Ina betwvolence awl hymnal, ilkpensoeg it grietwitinalv to his saffertim trirw i., I t hones, 11111 d Leitußintatice, her havieg now off.vrel wag, at a price shirk will previa:le butte* from Nosh,- awl for hi, lameroleat inteiitiou of coutisaing to .liveiss writuitunali to uhjects of clarity, 12 Justly vnlitte.l thanks of the public. E. Astir, Esq. (:test George- ' street. Mr. Buren, Mas.!.rourt, k 1 r. Flit:ist, IVlscrorr,. hiss * leak. rlu His Map y. Mr. 'toys's, Pralss-pher, restoterille. Mrs. elm'', Ckarcii.r Newingtos, Surr.y. Mrs. Jsqurs, &reser, Hasp. stria. Mr. tar,,Arfinumger, Hi stem' Mr. T. Rri1.1.4., Cambcroti lir. W. Ito. ha. dr , Cont. y ter, licath 'dart, Hi sip Mr T. Loops's, curbi Bask. Mr. Ciks Cullkn, ditto,/ .Irma/ Cooke, EMI. Churl( ctreet, Bedford *True 134-tsi Crorkett, Easy W. ford, Flux. 31r. Girt ivn Ilutuway-y.ard." IV. Itlakemore,Esq. Linda", 11. Blunt, Esq. Gmcu'..ruwr I briars. - J. 8. IA Grange, Esq. Receipt ut E%elsequer. T. Paletliortie. EMI. Exche quer 11111 ()thee. W. C. Pane, Esq. Parlia ment ()Ate. J. Sria. , ll, Ertl 'komplett I CI nipbrey, COntle • eil QC re . J. Nrele),Esq. Prince's street, Great George bill:CI, WiSt iumer. Chalks Henri Cleave.. Esq. Sornerset-sti eel, Portman.- square. Rev. W.J. Totten, Rector of Debriefs. k:e44.X. J. iVedwous. Lag 31ariihani- strtet, Writmoviter. Mr. J. F. Deasy, jeweller, St. Junes's-vireo. Mr. Madden rrspert fully informs throe who tinny hr ed to try the healing mowers of hiq 510411 . 1g11 remedy, tho Name general accommodation, it may he Lid in [milks, • 7s stomp ineluiled, at Lis Son's, B. Madders, No 14, ' crater-street, Queen-square, Bluvum.bery ; when al so r. who are objects of charity may apply, road supplied gran Rairdali's, keys! Eitelvange.:Tmte,Coridaill ; Mattrmc'si r fainsahop, a 5, Flearamet ; Mr. Diens, Bookseller,ch larreli Malls: mid Moms. Meggy and Mr. Keymer, Colchester; Mr. Washbourit, Houk,' Gkineester; Mr. Dollen Cormstrect, Bristol; Mr ass, Frustru; Mr. Clark , 90, High street, llorme.th Sanger, r.itt, Oxford.itreet; Mr. Arlisv, n 7, Hartliulomr chow ; Mr. Hugueuitt, 33, HipUlltkitt. Hampltead, tang Tl' alicre Is a must effectual remedy in the Hoopine.C. N.C. Any quantity, not less than three bottles, iota t part of 11w conotry, upon reeeiryig an niclusare of every three, carriage (gee. Hinere also lime be purchased, • Pamphlet, price fd. • • ug many iuirresting letters from prisons of the Ur seceshihh wil4 elisuvatiou as the suhiert of Regime, • etore...lep, jag Oat the d W. S • bow); awl tide liergoud, .ter, f rom r ettee m .".. wetted/J.—. 11. JVIla f2l. Capt. h,.¢. with a Mai! rltaa, 80f:ro b ; Brockity, lot 1.. Anti , : e 9. U a a - tllthe KS Jt•et 49, hamar ,)/ory. • 1 Cork. Ki t ( he Bbnide, a, the fleet the H. ASTIIYAs, 11 PLAINTS. ES.SENCg rail, (a. Ile same the oval cetera. ail is, mall al her Pol. stern, a Jose for a pre. I to w L.te it; 111111 94/ etc. it Is all Call!, lit owl iineterate, 411 t is rredilda Id isinuetlerie relief; te. Ibis will boat ;hi dear. ales of iiittersieil PA, 94 - k Vii It MIM I {VS', alio, Ike happy 11. Is I, or baring G at ri earorilly cer till. I, Cuilmeaseion.l, 11l it tei oar p - so long 9.141i1:.. frivissii., li . .6 - ay. 'sired putiLic from nit to vaitic.l t:. are be Hed.Lrourr,tia. Ir:nrrstre,rhiva. 71 His 11i141.1y. r, Penton-shier, IC. 1, Charch.seu, ▪ Surr•y• , &rimer, Hasp. himoogre, hiss+ 1011, embers, hallo, COY. SJ%- lh plaCt, howl. agouti, esrline, ditto,digis e, Esq. (Avesta- dford opera al .ell, keti. Wood. X. 48 , podia, so may be ile.:/oo 110 Pt I in hiai log, pip , WI ▪ No WI where also tlawe e supplied erell•; Mattress's, P.s• FR • Itookalla, atsl; Mr True• , IlueorKh ; Hr. Batiklllo9Se 9- rya HOrlpiPtC olll ; %. f Mee, art Sl. eclusare of IL Le this 14 4 , el, price 61. eon , Ile of the first re- It is t 1,l fteciiitroi...e. NS! re, rf Prareoll ol Mfg discover the wee& sky ✓ prevailing DrM• hew tot bid ADVICI Men anal V Skill use pen , crering endeavours tri.dinrovef the safe and effectual method of treating a fin prevaiiiiir eases. the surcesshil result of their expecenee j, thi proof of auperimity. MC•IPIP. C,t ISS and CO , Sucrio gularly educated and initiated into every branch at thi feasion, ccertilleates of iamb, frum different Hospitals. to stiminoula (ruin the moil ennui - id Pln ginauy they I to convtnrc any Outliner ) were induced to make the th• fullosimg diseases the ukt-et of llwtr particalsr its a CERTAIN DIMORUEIt, frequently contracted in moment of intoxication ; and he concomitants. !atm- TCRES sad (ILEETS, to skis I)Elti LITT, whether sew ing from Bacciisualian indulgences, long n:sidence in emit' climates, or a secret SOLITARY VICE, tots often salter - pursued by the youth or both sexes; in the our it w in liefound the cause of siTERILITT or 13AIIIIENNE S ' . . std w tiii• other occasion a mameruus traill of lrrt um lbsenses, irbieb, if not timely reinedied, terminate e• IMPOTENCE and CONSUMPTION. The rr.iilt a lung and extensive practice has enabled them, by a •'•• parlor method, effectually to remove these drsurilirs. It oa' ever inveterate or complicated,. wit I snbjleting the pa. tient to restraint in diet or exercise, nisei w 'died Veb"": Cases, where as early application is made after discovary the ilifeet ion, they pledge themselves lu performs a Cure in the %holt period of two days. The unprecedented coin*s of their nook of treatment in tbc cure of the shore rota plaints loch lens weer been known to fail in cone set t le os' stalice, in twelve years' practice, during which period no., pinions, of both sear*, have been eared, even alter ainbinjocions methods had been person d by other pc , " I • dhow eltecto induces 3lestora. Goss and to :fa. pub - iely utter their advice —They say be consulted l' .•d;•• • sr.' daily, pcm•nally, or by letter, with inviolable serci•: delicacy, and MiCaltion. Patients am the country, inclosing a hank note, are o ant:steil to slate the particulars of their sw, suer set a.. 1 advice and incilirine will be foriesr.l VP part of the hiagdows.—Mesurs. 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