The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-06-05 00:00:00

II I a lit . • terettesery tea* the elserch e secret irallorame, web. tecatatabelerrd, melee tithei . rk *whence is the it wee r 111111.1 dell Istehiste.a. Upthlgtiry, resell tltit the I.! • plc pretax* whit gross damixrerahle tots us se it, OA algid ' left ortlerral mat ha, i _ On Friit.T, Rscise Office worms, together i rims rood Code bloirria, Officer awl crew of the , latter place, after malt, there lrsssg while the rein4iiidee adi 'Cent Va11i..., people selves of this opportnintv to attack them, .. 4:ceded iu rtoeuing-tite still. Ate, and drove the oaten with stews 'towards the beach, where the cutter MIL Ity ; which being observed from on hoard, a few of the ship's guns Were ordered to be fired to cover their retreat, had the immediate rivet of dispersing them, and &senior the lives of the party. Three of the riooglesders were ofteneasels taken, lave jpr g u lodged iii the gaol of this comity. • worry i t , to state that eat of the itieo's m s went air while in the act of destroying some kit, which wounded Captain Morris's youngest son severely . .. WATSI7O99 B MAT 96. On the night of Sunday last, about the hour of • ten O'clock. right moo, armed, adored the ~. George Roderick. Esq. at Whitestio Da • . packed up almost every article it coalition., for Übe purpose of convertiag the property to their own Übe; et this period a neighbour happened to pass by. at whom one of the puny, who was on the out side of thr hoses, probably stationed there as a send- Mel. fired. and wounded him in the thigh ; the free. bootees within, on this occorrence, abruptly with . drew, aboodouiug the whole of the intended plun der, with the exception of a few gold rings, and a saurd. They added to their guilt the boas and nisinJoile crime of beating Mrs. Roderick. It soy be useful to state, that out of the rings has the lei. term A. R. marked upon it. Mr. Roderick has beeti long cooollned by the gout, and, had it not been fur this circuasstaure. these nefarious violators of domestic security would have met with a warm i. . ircephoo. Hr leas nroolately priperved his anus ' . during Owes when maul others were robbed of , •.. .. ieranoved of other property. The 1011=e petty. at a estrasise of about two wiles from Mr. Roderick's . '. ''... house, lied at • Mr. Jobs Firageveld; two slugs passel though his ear ; be received 'ureteral others ••• 4)1 in talidligh, sod his middle was penetrated in 4 ~ greet nosier of plates Tbes. miens appear to - ,:i... , ... . be dens, awl murderess depredators. Prow every ' .. ...., house. into wheelrthey And the alias of entering. 4 j 1044 0 6 71 '. they tarry off safer apollie. !Malt bit libel, to be 1ev,.. - **4. their design to use is toildills • ..,„. ......r.• . itelur:'....: weenie,, MAY IS. - On Wednesday, the noted Sums* Dorms was consmatevi to gaol by that aeries fitagiarate a ll—farmer. Ilsq. cheesed wills the gareder o f the late H. Loftus 14401. Sop Sows dew after that • horrid transaction. Doran wen accused of stealing sheep. On searrhitig his house, a gun was roused (coin-tided ender his bed) wanting al pool. . Mr. Fusel having ',niggled violently with his • murder err, wrenched the guard off the gun with which they bred at him, and it was found the next morn ing in his hand. firmly clenched within his Burrs. On putting this guard to the gun. it kted exactly ; and what made it more remarkable, was, that th e after-part of the guard remained in the stock, mid the pert broken off spas at the centre of the hole where the screw fasteeed it on. Doran. awe the Lading of the gun. has kept out of the way. About ten obeys Igo he was corniaitted to Kilkenny gaol, by Lord Carrick, blur peening forged soles, under the gemmed name of Simon Murphy. By as William Blacker. Esq. was informed of the 1 circumstances, and from the description given of ' Simon Murphy, bad reason to suspect that it was Doran. He instantly dispatched a messenger to K lkenny, who knew Doran. sod who immediately identified Ilion. Mr. Blacker then, in cossjuuction with Mr. Farmer. sent off a party to Kilkenny, to bring the prisoner to the gaol of this county, where he tine remains to abide his trial at the next Assizes. lt ISALItt, NAY 25. On Thursday last, in consequence of private information, Misses. Davide'', and Reilly, °Seers of EXCNIe. slid Mr. JAmes Esgar, Pro-Celleetor of Excise, busked by a party of !nifties t. commanded by Lieutenant Flister, succeeded to detecting a private distillery in the nionstoins of Conliasonght. live miles can of the town of Castle Island, m this county. which has been carried on ins very extensive scale to the great detriment of his Majesty's revenue. There were seized on the above occasion two copper stills, above one how died gallons each. a copper still head. and a worm of the sane Materials, twenty casks of various di. timpanists. a unit.h hien.. Continuos tear hundred tan Loam. and SWAM' dtheristerisils, used fir the purpose of clistoilatlon, evert to the minutest article. Them were destroprd upon the spot above one thotrinnd gallons of put ale and sixty of sing. ling.. When the party conducting the satiate wire poising throtigh the awn of Castle Isl a nd. on their way to thy King's stores, w this tows,, they were lutist:keel by a most infbriste and desperate tuo4t, neatly to the nAMber of two t.abonenied by throwing a vol ley of 'times, by obielt Lieutenant Fliiiier stud se veral of the soldiers were **moiled—though the mob were repels edly warned to de.o.t by Mr. r.i., bf the Cathay, and also by thltOfF fere who otte •%Ith the party, they still COUtilitird to pis f o r on the with the most savage In oriel' to sr* the tiers of the party as ss eft milk• good the seizure. the military. airier logic talweirde.C.', wan obliged to fire. its conic. iinente wlacii a WWI e oc Wale of Noorr b who test. J rsgeniri said, of the most gritifying kind, and aliiirdeti hits the best prospect of success ; obey might. therefore, rest enured. that he 'tumid not desert their Came ..which was tlw cause ul itedepelideliee. Mr. Ells then reiterated hos politico' proaciples. declaring himself moltertibly attached to wart glokious Con stitution, as it consists of Kok, Lnldi. and Cum the 6f these three brandies run-ti he excellency of our Con:titution—the .Lpg re q uiring the Council of the Lords and and the Lords and Commons requinsig thrainetion of the Crown to the measurer adopted by them. The one was a check upon the other; and it was 1144, as some would tell th in, the People only, or the popular Oraisch of lye lature, that was to he considered. Mr. Ellis and. Ins friends hawing descended from the Cross Chamber, went in procrssinii, together with a large «umber of the freemen through the town. Owing preceded by is band of music and co lours flying ; after which they retired to the Grecs. Driaguo 100, where Mr. E. further addressed them. In the letter part of the evening several lighted tarsbutrels were carried by the Nees about the town. The 'lrma Nlembers fur Boston are es. petted here in the comae of the day; we 'hell, 'therefore, it is poobiilde, be iu au eltetimuiring bizik fur wipe time to come. •fIMSSY, MAY 30. We are all liere on the tip•tue of expectation. Nothing less that a dissolution of Parliament will or cau be swallowed ; every freeman is making up his • id, shit as Mil women make up their but ter. liable to receive a new nuprePsuii, hut with • fixed used firm resolution to serve Ins friend. — A kind of a boatswain's call has just piped a few hands on deck for the reception of a fourth candi date: but such piping is but little heeded by ti.e Neutrality of those who are bung-up too late Ass the season to spriwg such game; 'twould Ise atoned electioneering poaching. and every freeman ✓as follows such spurt would be liable to suffer andtrAlte tleettutteefintglike:ock z r. C. Trolly -4d 'mit tt dinner to what is coloitundrtalkil he forfteali-lwealy. at the Granby !nn here, last Tull day : several friends beside were included in the in eitatiou. Forty-five sat down to a dinner. served up in a trimmer and style that did honour and cre dit to the preparatory exertions stud abilities of all cona r e oct i. li te Reb li ci ;l4 i ffir e gtritik,tbeShair. thee of heal ,A great numi J I Is. were drum', _ the was eirculdted with that har►uony and convivia lity (mud to a late hour) wh.ch wr believe aeldoin or ever were exceeded at a;►y ►meeting whatever. MEETINGS OS CRIMMINS ,IT GUI LIMA LI., 70. • T. llesekray anal Co. Greenwich, linen.lrapers 3 11 L. Serpi, Haymarket, j. welter .1. Lachlan, Great Alie.wreet, ship.latoker 3 11 L. Williams. Cursitor street, Ltll4/1111111841 3 11 G. lairgent, Hastings, ship-owner ...... ... P li J. H. Perlman, late of St Catherine's, merelmat.... 3 11 E. Nicol, late of Hemel Hempstead, wieesnercliart.. 3 10 J. L. Plaistrier, late of the Minorite, watch-maker... 3 1 C. Batley, Whitreliapel, stable-kteper .. 3 11 J.Pritchard,BAttle.bridge, ventish•nralicr C. Hilltop, Borough, liners.graper. R. Dennis, late of 'Loewy, blacksmith 3 12 J. a. 411.0e11, Warsiford.euart inerdiant 3 10 IL Wilhelm, and Co. Lilyput. ' laire, straw liat.manufac tissur.• • • D.' Baneard, Pertehnrcb.street, merchant J. Lamb, Crescent, mercheut J. Younger, Creamed, merchant ..... ... 9 1 W. 0. Coleman, late of Wapping, slopseller. H. G. H fibers, St. Mary. Ase, mei chant 1 11 D. Bared', Houndaditeh, apothecary 2 12 J. Dias, Mile End.roarl, baker .. • . .... . .. $ 10 .1. Fisher, Thrognsortini.riteel, mercbast ... .... 2 11 H. Rale, Drory.lese, eheranotroger........... ...... 1 12 S. Rasta, hoe otOreek-ssrart coal.wiereltant 1 11 J. Kemeoll mode°. Church - stu d, array-aged, 1 10 W. Itaseill, High Holboru, grocer 1 10 G. R. 1310, Me of Waewirk-euurt, furrier 1 12 G. lkobeeek, Akloregate-iireet, baker 1 II P. Cooke ad Co. Lisle albeit/eel, ussrebants 1 11 DIVIDEND.. T. Parka, Hattle,lailor J. Pascoe, St. Johe.street o Haw factor...." • . . T. Nialitiagale, Washatstreet, warelioneeotan lO P. P. Greiveti sod Co. Mines Arras-yard, ssavehants lO W. 11. Cul, Bread.ahreet, warobastsenuta lO A. roffiftgloff, Ute of Great 4leessostreet. taik.r lO J. W. Harvey ailtl Co. Snatbeask, linen-drapers ... 10 W. Ads, Tottsillhasa.cOds Woad, saddler lO W. Ortisrse, Sutton it-Hone, abseil. dealer lO H. Ravesteerat,Serle.atreet, peruke-maker III W. Sures, late of New-istrert, a inr•trieu chant ...... .. ).Oliphant, Coeksper•st reel, liit.inaker lO lA'. Savagr, Corp.rolkoo root, watch-maker lO C. IV Varlet. Lambeth, brewer lO J. Willa, Poland, ,, treek, eliessentaniter B. P. Sanderson, late of Itis s-sti eel, itiniosnercluseit.. 10 J. Hoorn, St. Slartin's.la sr lO J. P. h:ensinitteis and Cu, bankers.. A klassik and Co. Worpio gm reliant J. Walicr sod Cv. Orcast.streri, merchants. - IS CEITI;I 4 gTER. IV. Swinorriou, of Folltou ' Warrick, of Isfeloriglo..... J. Ails, i.I t r of V abrish:r. Iliddliarx. groblikroms. —T. 8i5i...1., of IVerrford.roori, Thrognoirion Weil, Leitrim, owl rfoirol.—Chesslopbet Sowstml, of Nanterirli, Chest.,, awl of Tottroh Park, near lem pistil, rensino.i. lora et —R. Harvey, af Oxford streel,lloklielto, grocer..— J. Champion. tkie of nollby. Yuck, gaaltsorr...ll'. Wank.. worth, of lialifat, York, mrrehoot.—T. Chiprrifiel.t, lase of York-114Ahoos, Htrifurd, souses..—R. Lusa, MW or tali tot litilltl y' s Wurttrter, coal-desks. .. .' . ;An ien Boooliarte, Prime Ite.lieleastomiCorrespaudettee et for des Meets ainhcoiniues et lotrditio.'S vol.. Svo.llle. Illeinitito • OrJohis Doke of Madborough i With his Ori ental Coreetpoofiruee, oaken , / from the Reeorda at Bknhrim..t.d other ainheulte sorrow. By William Cole, M.A. Vol.'. dio.. 31 3.. DRAMA. _ _ A View of she English Singe. containing a Serif% of Drs. malit Cnisessam. ►iy Winona Rental, E.q. Mn,. Ih. GEOGRAPHY. A Brief Etreer;ption of Nora ‘otia, 'grinding a particu lar Ac;iment.of. the island of Grand Mount/. By Antimony Lothiroinkiluaartim 2 yrytar-Gieueral of Nora Scotia and Cape /Intuit. 41..1231 !STORY. Mitt rd's History of thtree. lonprehrrolinc the entire Brien of Alexander the Gr. at. V.. , . V. co 21 29. A Full and Correct Are..usit d• the Military ()eminences of the late. War hrtwern Great Ho lonia mill the Visited States r e of Am. ilea . illtlis a titbit and Plates. By Win. James. finds Oleo ;1 In' An V oivrrNal H u Al, in twenty-four hooka; trantlatrd futon the German ofJohn Vans Muller. 3 rub. Bro. 11. Ids. A Picturesque Tour of Italy. in Illustrotiou of, and with references to, the Text of Addiion, Etiolate, owl 1 , ..... syth, from Drawings made on the Spot, in therms 1016 and 11117. By James Ilokewell, Architect. Parl : I tut be completed in Twelve Ports. Imperial-410. 12e. o,d. Voyage of his Iltijesty's Ship Rtionmond to Neorfotind p, and the Southern Co of Labrador. ByLieutentiot s ! Coast ard Chappell, R.N. Author of " A Voyage to Hudson's y." Soo. Its. Travels from Vienne through Lower Hungary. By Rich. Bright, M.D. {to. 41 4s. • Letter* an Gym'. particularly relative to the Kingdom of Kaady. By L. D. Bombe Syn. 6.. Noteo on • Voyage in America from the Coto of Virgil% to the Territory of Illinois. By Morris Birkbeck, 418. FROM TUESDAY NiGHT'S GAZFTTR. DI VI DEN DS. Jose 29. E Kitshaw, of Laticatotrw, soap-boiler, at Owes, at the King's Arms Inn, Lancaster. Jane 6. 1 Wa1t..,.. of Bread street, Loudon, factor, at twelee, at (;1111.14211. Jour 23. T. Goodyear, of Aldersglte.strect, tondos, straw. hat-tnanttfarturrr, at our, at Guildhall June 23. J. Morgan, of Wilford- i leteit. SrriYeller. 131141 of tiorne!lu,c" , , d r, at 0ae,..al - • June 30 T Srotl, of %Van , Park-Mill, Hertfutd, miller,*at rd Gull 'll.ll, London. hint 28. J. H. Robing, of Bristol, druggist, al one, at the Commereinhaouins, Bristol. Juo• 26. W. Herbert, of Sandford, Oxford, cow dwler, al eleven, at the White Lion, Banbury, Oxford. June E. Elwell, of Westbromwieh, Stafford, iron-foundry, et eleven, at the Royal Hind, Ennui uglier's. 23. R. Robertson, late of Newca.t le upon•Tvae, cLeth.r, at eleven, at the Turf lintel, Neueasita.sputt. Tyne. June 21. J. Chandlery, of Stockport, Chester, grocer, •t tie _ . . . wen. at the White lion lon, Stockport. •• - June 24. T. Bywater, of l'atlestater, Yuck, conttaton•brewer, at the Fox unit Grapes Inn, Kithtot.lone, loth. June 23. M. Minelteliff, of Dawareel, Yytk, daysalter, at elevel, at tin Sevsionv•House, 1.1. June 26. W. 1 ticker, of Sh‘ Mehl. Yuck, silrer.plater, at twelve, at the Tontine Inn, SnelErlrl. June 97. J. Lloyd, of Trlng, Hertford, surgeon, nt eleven, at Cu• ;:,Itall, London. June .:;. W. Spear, of Upper Thanses.strect, Luttlon t sta lk oar, at twelve, at Guildhall. July 11. R. Knapton, of Nicholas lane, UAW-JAM-street, Lntidon. bill4roker, at twelve, at Guildhall . June 23. B. Finchani. wen. I'V. Fincliatn, and B. Fineltom, jou. of Epping, Entre, bankers, at oue, at Guildhall, London. - .... Jane 23 G. Abrahams. Isle of I;elninutb, Cornwall, mer chant, at one, at ilw Commerce:el Itnelnw, Brislul. June 27. It. W. U Sehnweler,of White Lion..enurt, aireliin. lane. London, mei' bald, at use. at tiuddleall. Jane 27 A. .1. 111nekerrie and H. Boner, .of Cows street. Funst•urrupiare,• Middlesex, merchants, at !ache, at , . Ctihll94ll. Junr 23. .1 Noble, of Buekleisbury, London, merchant, at one, at Guildhall. C Shari,lee, of Cambridge, prrfumer, at one, at Lua - - duii. June 43. W Bourg.liirr, of 1K in r etreei, Middlesex, watch,rmakF.r, at 4,11‘e. at Guildhall, Littilon.. June 14. J. Boyce, of Bordeoley, near Biriniughain, hra•.- fuundrr, at eleven, at the White Hart luu, Dighrtn-.trect, Birmingham. June 26. J. Hrown, of Hulywell, Flint,. druggist, al one, at the George Lau, Da le.sireet, Liverpool. July 6. J. Travers, of Newton, and H. Jnues, of Lower Whitley, Chester, millers, a three, at the Geroge lun, Warrington, Lancaster. June V. E. Norden, of Princes-place, Commerrial•road, Middlesex, saddler, at ten, at Guiblhnll, I.ondem. June 27. G. Buckftidge, of l'au4buto tie, Iltrk4, timber nierchaut, at eleven, at Guildhall. lAmaten. CERT] FICATES —Jun x 23. J. Packer, of Pasuerick, Gloucester, cluthier.—G. Laing, of George-yard, I .0111111ard-st t eel, LOll4lOBl, MUT '1 it I --.1. Party, jun. of lietfirld-strect,Goswell-street, St. Inbr, Hid. dines, rectifirr uf Cummins, of F.domiath, Cantwell. inukeeper.—.l Howkina, of Penny 6.14, T. Mor ris, and W Constable, of Regent-street, Blackwell, 3laskile. sett, builder,. FATAL ACCIDENT.— A few eifetiltig9 hack waterman, in a state of inebriation, poprodiattiv attempted to row Ina hoot, contaitliog 1, 1 4 wife mid child, through one of the arches of London Bridge, at high tide. The conaequeoce was, that the ',oat overturned, and they were all precipitated mt.) Ii e water. The woman held the child as long a: l►os sihle, when it was caired out of her arias by Ilse strength of the current, and drowned. The wan held his wife till as-istance cattle Irian the short., and very fortunately .Hl , -.!1 0111 I►oti,. They nere conveyed to n public hotile, hut in such a weak state, that they were unable to home. DEl.Alril ARE DAN aEROUS.—This ucbge is tip. playable to thm.e who have lived ritther gay. wliell on the eve of Matrimony, and who are doubtful of the conse quent-ylot an ill-cnred eiitit2Voll ; and it inuat afhtril contola. lion to tie aillitted to limo% doy may have the beat advice at the Medic - 4160:1,45t Charlotte House, Great Charlotte.street, oppo-ate tier Rev. Root:110 Wire Chapel, Bladtfriare-road, and Woodblock Ilumw, %1 i.uilstnek.strere, tire doors from (Faftwthetrret. The Board yo irticislarly claims the atteution of *boor Platelet! with !tops, 'a, Stricture's, fistulas, Can cer*, Scvopholas, Nei voila l)el:iitiea. arising frum warm ethsatet,javeuile ii , ditieret . tbc. Eruption on the bead, fate, and hotly, nli.eratid threat, pilaus in the head and limbs, frequently inuataken fur rheumatism. nodes nu the alehuhunes, are symptom V. Ilieil appear years after, and the Collettitivilers of improper treatment,--Meavra.COUPER and CO. at meiitit and Rur t ..mi etk hrity,afti r forty year% ea pe. rieuce iu this intiromlis, tat consulted daily at both bungee until Mine at night, and the poor have advice !troth, un Tuesday, Thareteir, and Sunday manna's, until twelve tee ...Alt leitete ea he directed to Charlotte Houle, tw-rm..l, but none arc aniwered witiola do out eon. llji t nestling few. . 4r L INS ctrcn cE. PoRTiIk)UTII 4 :UNE S. Clio,Gardiner, 4 unt B p s ibeSontilieband No*loathes land, "Om the ea.,t . t lurnui the Dutch ship African, Manning, • //f, ia, fur A wisterdane. . • tavEaroos, JUKt t.. • nu %Sarre.; and Nlicruisry. Sali.bury, Oruteinbo, Pid.lork, for Comm.. . . DrAt., JUICE S. I evening after poe', r, llocites„ le, 3jUtillOCk.llllll Chartuist of tVuleti, Guise ; and Elk...gill, Luke, 01/11111 lye *atty(' for the Riser except the Itliet.c.l4 t hooted to H.tllaud. The non. lust ip P. iticiot Charlotte of Wales,. Cohn f;riblite, moraine, brine • tribute a resp t at to this Priocess tbarlotte, after o ;was this ship mill Royal Sovereien yacht fer Calais. 4-.. Arrived the Hon. Fast India Company's 1, Dalt )niptr, frets China. fitAVraltD, JUNE 3. Elit•beth and Serak, Santsneri, feints Ray 11111 l ei tordast, 1.,.tu Port •u- ince ; Letitia Tennant, • from 'mot, Alston., fur At. ?laroas's drite*, ihatigh; $4l), Marttliton C. F 'alitto fiperlu•ta tetitu; Sas. 1111 l e, Nucatsr, fot• litainene F ria ...raeos•in, for ditto. rhAuRDINAHY FISH. -......... (..),.Atnna.v Liu a iiirxe fi.lt was cast on shone at Laifin, of which the liilloAti I; i's a ileac, irstioi :--- if It inetwatrill evietly aloe km six niches mid a half frusta the .....1 tip th , smolt to the extremity uf Ilse tail. It was ro. ,duird scab al s on the hit k. areigetl in diagonal lints, a in shape mach resembling a iodic wedge Its eircunifirenee was, at the thickest part, eight fort true inches; about which ;dare there w: re also store parattal ' hintinuue rings, of a tsiieht gold coigne. the belly watt of a giryish lead a blue colour, diversified aisle round black spots, and the vented tins, which were dire • in nuentirr, whim extended ilitpl lard a hisaistifill pierpiish tinge, fringed with a i b right selktr. Its hack WWI of a deep , bil)1VII (MOM, :Ind Ih.• two doc. , tl were of a boos • , il. l't hat distiiiguithe, this 1114 Aim' all others ift, Pi it It WS , ltli ilia caudal fin, in lien of which it tv inniishe.: with a Mug oral apparently elastic membrane, ineasiorina fit trieen inches, and of in oblong e'iptical shape. Its noia Iti was very !Ague in proportion to the size of its busty, and lb, eateries of it were seemingly of great st , iligth It !sail a triple row of very large teeth; and tUM the upper jaw prig , ,alcd two horny excrescences, tcseitibling an silispe taw tusks of a boar ; the snider jaw ea i basin il, and had corms. pawing sockets foe the i. option of the ea. less 1 .0 00.... now described. 1% poillo, in his Biscririlse Norsk Topoprriphisk, takes notice of a fists that was caught by some Norwecian fishermen off the Ferrite itilands, lliAl agreed with this Psis, but which was of ilitioiti.ty taro r di. windmill; sod in 'his arcantitt he is tun (.I),n:tied by Simla and °lane Mamma, who both turntiiiii a similar tone that had been Avoided he Ireland iu the year MA. The fish *as coliveyrd tti Ayr for divot( tint), and the repult of the iii.r.tigatiutts are premised to be laid tirfore the public. HIGH WATER THIS DAT AT LONDuN BRIDGE Moraiseg II afa•r 3. 1 Erritirg lb ■fltrr 3. Yeillerdapm4lllo . ll 8111111-DAY.--Helialay at all &bc Paebtic Oakes. Just pablishid, mice be. in boards, TH" 0. ...FE; a Non-Medical C,'lrt_ ineitta4 on the indiscretions *rising frost Haman Frailty, in which tin. Cause*, Symptoms, and baneful erects of limit Veneer*, Gonorrhoea, Stricture, Seminal Vreakitess, kr are fully developed. Part 11.eiilkins stone Rel.". As .n certain Inside Complaints. in partimilas Sterittiy. Part 111. embraces PrACt ic al Obsei valions 11111 £rxual Di tidily, S. if- Abose, dm. In Past IV is a Scrim of Cases illatitriiitio of the mccedingsubjects, explaining them in a familote into and the whole addressed In the Youth and Maturity of both Stites. By GOSSnekil CO. ConsOlingSurzeiins. M.y hail at 2 1 4 Paterauster-rurs, Luttdaui and at all Messrs. Gun and Cu. are to be consulted, as ll%nal, every day, at their I ; and Patients iii the C.iiiiitry are re quested to describe ntiontrly the ease, iniehosiiic ig remit tance for Advice and !Medicine, which can be forwarded to ails part of the W.ll Guru and Co. M 11C. Surgeons, 13, ritlllVerit XtrVIA, lies t street, Lotoloo. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. Hie Hord Bi,•buns am Duke of YORK, Prnidestl. P IIE Delicacy aidi [Litmus* Connected with • .1 certain Ones of Compl3:nts. esquire that Public con fidence should be efig fide.' to Pr..f.44ionnt atornrtris .4 kn.. is relsectabi!ity and It:lents. This induetil the Royal and Noble Patrons of the ehuee i n stit u ti on h a rice their support to it, for the exclusive tremolo• t of Y. &waft; Conan: its., nail the select ton ~r M r . KIEitNAN, its s„,_ 'teem, standing high on 11w flirt of Ike •itoyas cotece, has proved (by the Item tits it has : confesre a l mina• ifs m a . bhielimenD, the propi Lily of awls. choice Tie l'ltblx are too often the dopes of entpyrirism, nod the maid detainee's, held <NI by illiterate Men, W ho, ender fictitious names and as :n meet tides, gain their good opinion. This obsea aims justly applies to rho Medial Pert. oilers of the present day, who, molder assumed titles, advertising as Companies, &c with field tests no mr, hold sod, as they style i., the &realm. let of Velicival Complaints. The List of the Royal Colle.m. of Sae g‘ons, toted:shed in February, !PIN on ly thn„, c persons riddled In refrulrr limiter. and no such pretended names licking. to it. In statise this fact, Mr. KIERNAN co n fiders he is doing justice to the Public, and his duty to the diomeniiiited Charade es who lea; c founded 11w LOCK DISPENSARY, to enard against such MI intim...ohm. Since its commencen k eeit it bee amply fulfilled the views of its NI reins Snip; us the mod obstinate and elaneercus came. of St. ictiov a IJel ilily. mid other supposed incurable affections of the vocative urgaus, have been here radically and sucetssiolly treated Mr KIERNAN maybe rousulttel its wuni, by linth Scxes, at his house, 21, Lower Chad. rte-street. Redford square, where Letters from Town yewl Couul.y ales.) be miens sod, and aloe • necessary Aficire and Medico/lilt:11 be gisca et sent to ally part of the Kinzdom. hot Polsliolwd, price 4. in 1•031.1%, I'RACrICAL 011SKIIVAT11/NS uto sbe above Dls. EASES. By F. K I ER NAN. Suld by Sherwood and Co. 20, Parresoider.row and Son, 174, Fle..i.strret and Callow ,ceownorow' 1.111.140. LONDON : Proiled •nd Ptiblo.hr.l 41 th. tflikee. N. Irk Strand; *brie aver ti.roitefits ?pr nceivr.l. and Lrlirob (wit-vitt) enlist be add.et i ot.—C Sllll H, No. Il k Clemeiker• IltkllTE, No. It; Wad % rultlisber. • . . . A . . I II • . ill's • ' - • • • • 0 Il ioi i iipfik . . .. . • . . • . •,.. ~_,,,.......„,...,.....,.....„::::„...•_ . _:„... ~.„... ~„ IREL4PII). lir .tar their town, trod was thee if- , e . /7" -, • ~:i,, e t:.4.e . ;ict tv Ih' Prisiftillatt cif i .14 , 141.4ue ~ .• . i I V4 ...mu- • • Sira • y erwr t ..pwi w el a ster i . i . , 4 ,0'.7 1...._ ,..._ ; . 4. : .\ - .1 ..." , . ;:iim._ ~, , ~ .. 1..,.... ... t o dv i i_ r u ßt ign.An s „.llo :a ra ' ,o ll, ltra irsC .,,,,: nts it...o l svi ti on f iles lty y...:6„ s o l f te ib e e ..(bss. Dasriii), atrh.; . , CORK, HAY • a' • , nes 4nif.lNit ire; .. Anieed the 4 Illettmery circumstance tun in * id . tridents • . . ' 1... , , ,,,59 37 , 7 ::" • . .4‘ . .. ; 7. . ' 7. ', • .. z . . ''` of Ate Cbrii4i3;olefilitiii:'; Ili' the Ifillinta Rwriuw, , . • *"- ffirito ' .: •• , 4 •, . Church of Youghal. Li Milefitigeble vier tr. . too of • . 1.1.1.1. 2 varier' Re q . 1.... le. . 4 • is ... . s• • Arigiel tbei Ns sway Of the slat rr , , ar. tlfigit distillidi ~,, we so f• • .• to comps • ., The Validitj ut *rt . n. Fligh‘h Ordinntion e«t;bliidied, lte 1 wei o..; 41 IMO. ilind iv 'attendance at worship, atess4 won lienritig of lest •. - ~ :• .• ...; , : ....... r.. L - ' Passed ii p i , MI OF k ing , : lr • sok . Eleitigtom4 no .-vii• nstirjrisill Colter ; D41,1111..84 Is l . 1.;r;5 1 341,..ew e a, teederedap Alai* itAcarposinss nitre isoltil-nsumeot in Itasi n- M O . knektritl.s!risis, of ihe neinaditig miagre. ' 'fikeenbetit of 'intent y ` 4441 , 4 . sior • - • Uoitarinniem logimalste.,pf. V.iagiestion i a 44c01y to the •' • 1 fly. ~; 4 ...r41 . •:- . '...- . ler,. J.,..t.ii.e.' vbe5..11.4 sti.mturi...niste. .. Ralph Sailed 'Ole fl iis wilt its cotiseqiellieo seder dig. 'haft.; end complete!) , , iti ~ . - the ~.. •. ' c'. . ir u• • ' • • '1- . Miyake ten' t0,,,,1n.c.,.. -'•!;:-. . ir- Be r ssani on OWN ,a7Ofiet '' e r. ,.l , ... for Calc..tta i: o lions': WWI. Idiot timid. thought . entire.to the store * .y • Cl a. ._, .. • : 'ihRICUCTUNE. :, I • ' 1 f • Jesui 11 rouse t SS illid arrival for the isi• lector of Undo.. ' . I : the . GirderitesCaibveldelt ; 'ree• H0r2010410/ Caw 's' .. Christ. By 414 J tar. T.'134 *,,,_4 trit Arrived INS/ I •• •' .FAitra item the Origami poise ' {..4401/tbie. The Great 'rxemjihr tr."Siiirtrl -is " Life !muslin:l- Castle sort ii lievervel 4 ,. it wee date. • . ‘.. '' . a t, l' : . - mem . A ...: 1 . . Arr By J. Meats, Guto S deoer to A IbieG ;11114. ... pawl Death of lesos*Cliilet,l4 ~ Atii . ,' lib Glild.!c nt , from i I* ..• • C . dung (Meek, finding Mast .. AL B.cikfit • ni,.IIINC.. . l !' 1 " . ' 'S- " . Coashierations on its seversliPsors tad sp- The irtioli , lutes 1 " . p • which slily is I of derogrerahle.to lust had i , _.. . the crew imm A i n o :ir id eidn iats. tion::::: si Willy Os the Church li . • • ' iporlaw•••ivEsua ti a t 1818 . "'"'"? dt"mio•ted Gvake t OcoosoPoo -apwarti.i• of Down and Cttour. Abridged lay %V: -.. She infidel Power; and the Restoration of Os . revs. fly ship Vausittart • i ' -• • ' ' 410 ' . : D. Cu i. i i:paa de q: p a e n li i i! poll p—fhoorlaers He ' - • . . • 11 . • • , of Twenty Eatavantes of Eievatluos, Sections, Ornaments, 'llto.los. Id. e . PI iirf Elleaa . Argiltaleila y niorihrig„,„„ ww illeillet ::7 3ll ,,k ew g, w w ileg ef w iteet ca " itbe rP : re a lwis ui: a r e ri F a l :in egli n n;t:P 'll4 ..op e.4ll lle i r . i T es a i ° liti vr t ' lliea ''' ful ' ed , memory of the 41ALIVAlf . :oiiildititalt•iwt ilmitottouf. Of •ttireiettHOJl um 'De' deld Claw& Of Pateter. In two Parts, dew" am. 7.. 6J. see sow fulfillitm, or will hereafter 1u fut 811: i4i to unineft-4. the 40•1 inshuit, were led . in -tint sainting Pirliiinietit, wised here, sod, earls. • the great Period of 1,280 years ; the Papal •• fulrn- Sailed the it, or du. town, two stills iimitelf hfseVend 61.tlie principal. gentlemen Coates penny British Portrilta, Tfo.IXIY. merino Apeitacies ; the tyre ~,, iral Reign of •A '..t, or Fire Orford er wash a quantity of mall. it . Altrik . %MN', was '4qbily Occupied' throughout the BIBLIOGRAPHY. the Rev. G. S. Faber, ector of Long bee - , Dor_ er. MeV.. Cutitteinvol, by file . ail*" • - iiii lipid paying .his respects to tive freeihen. A f;• 9l erld Cots l olll4 of Old 84•141, Yee Hie TooPt Bl ßi to hem. Vol. 111. 8vu.2... B.D.' Arrived tbe E be oddity Longman, Horst. Kees, Orem, sad Broire. Parts rof Rttcitw assisted by 11w °WOO • t istrattes thick in .tlie 't welling be addresswil the TOPOGRAPHY. . • • : ,..41 L and 111 es.eseh. 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By the Rev. Jobs Marriott. goo. it. 111. lidOen*. Br saint% Bryce' Clergyman of the Church of Ikustao.l, at Foot *tibial. llito 10- 0.1. Carrenterstious o ur tire Probable CM' is of the Opposition Of lbelliiiboduraeltsity to their Evouraeliesl Brethren. melt storied by dee lat.. Prot's* miasma the Church bliseiosery By s■ Orthodox electoral'''. 2s. ILA" erogrebs, and twitequesca of fieblam BIRTH At 'Air Robert Peel's hos,e, Islet Tooled.) morning, the Llity . of G. R. Dawsou, Esq. 111. P. of x seer. MARRIAGES Turada#, al St. James's, by the wry Rev. the Dean of Cauterhury, John W. T Smirks, Esq of St John's-strict, tv Mary, @tetrad daughter of Nlulip Cooper, Eaq. of Waterloo place. On Mnnday last, at St. Marzstrnt, WeAmluster, by the Rea. William Destiry, M.A. 15 &ism E , :ssmd Esq. of Lea, Deo b ) shire, to Fraucts, third daughter of Wm. Smash, 17-sq. M.P. for l's;,rseirli. Mood”, the Ist :octant, nt g. Ttull.mil, by Ole Rev. John "%Vow!, Jams Higgon, Esq. of lii v.-iforda est. to Fiauers Ildtairs,. second daughter of A. W. &Hairs, Esq. late of Stamford. I `,l