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an Assistant Commissary eau he appointed ts, her taflueoce, where is the wonder that this deportment of our military arrangements should be 'Cob tnitserw ahly executed ?At the he g gof thisilitoiri, Ministers attehipto turn the attebtlon of. the public from it by the atieurd tale of a amiapiricy to write and lulls down the Monarchy ; but this was two absurd, even for credulity, and this ()tighter has fallen, still-born, to the ground. A conspiracy b is, however, been detected ; vice, with iiiiklitahin.l frost; corruption, with coneerled art ; have attacked with Noll violence or secret moan mations, the very foundations of social order, and threatened the subversion, not only of the Throne, Mat of our independence as it Nation. And we re. joke that there is so much mon l i 11l ity of feeling 011 this iinbject; every individual, of every party, feels *that it involves the safety, the honour, and the in dependence of the country_ On the contEiet of the Duke of vyk, there is, there eau be, but one opinion ; what this opinion is, every man may know by consulting his own heart. After what has been developed in the !louse of Common., it is evident that the Duke of York must be placed in a situation where his conduct can be judicially and fiwilly decided upon ; he must 'abide the judgment of his Peers."—/Leeds Mercury, February.) The Duke of York's letter to the Mouse of Corn coons, given in our Express of this unoruing, will he read with attention. While nothing but mis fortune seems to attend our arms abroad, we have a prou.l scene exhibited at home, which will dis play, before the whole world, the blessings w hi c h. are derived from a free Constitution. It will be oven, tact no patronage or rank can shelter a public delinquent from the severity of the laws; and that 1 if corruption does prevail, a - remedy is provided to ariest its progress, by resorting to those legitimate powers with whi..ll the valour of our ancestors in vested the Illoininons of Cireat Britain. The most desirable purpose, m every national institution, is to prevent the perpetration of political vices ; hot if the imperfections of human institutions eillitiot preserve us from this condition of pith its depravity, the next msst desirable 0bi...0 is to insure its degra &tin, aid punisbuieat.--' York 11..rahl, ..!3.) TO THE EDIT. - 11R of: THE PLYMOUTH DOC:: 'TELEGRAPH. 'I 1 " Permit me, worths Sir, throng!' the inetliom of your valuable paper, to congt At ii!Jte the !mirk oil the ten ll i l Afton of Spalli,ll and the re * viva! of British hilarity. ..l fi g for a hard day's work wilco 'tis over ! "On the convocation of Parliament. J folly ex peeted the Senate-house aould be convertedinto the Temple of Nicibe, and overflow with tears; in stead of winch, its Journals staud fair to outvie the facetious whimsicalities of Joe Miller. Bonaparte. doubtless, will be dreadfully crest-fallen, when, (notwithstanding his, mighty aeliievemetits already performed, and hereafter threatened), lie finds our Goverioneut sill agog, and as brisk as a bee.—Well done, Old England ! There's molting like &nog things genteelly I Vice la bagatelle a Know all tongues are wagging, tke Uncle mama. 'Rout the zallaut exploits of as insurossepark Wee the groves of Parnassus shall sweetly nseented •• • With the s von:test of sweetie—even sweet Mrs. Clarke a The Senate fur gravity Greed, way be sees, With sides all a.sisaking, r gay aa a lark As night after night, to the bar sidles is, The d of dears--eves dear Mrs. Clarke. Resewn'd for her prowess, is eno:ng and wars,' Of her birth we cols newer he lon to the Jeri., *Uwe all who have heard of Dame Totes sad Mars, '.• Know the mammy tad daddy of sweet Mrs. Clarke. " Hum! foe the 'nay of laglasd so brave ! Wherever they p they most neck hit the mark, Shire each Chief is iospired, mei devoted ' a slow, To the" dear little darlingl—ycleVel Mrs. Clarke ! ! Plesseuh egad Deck Trkgrophi JO. QUIZ." " Still the Duke of York .and Mrs. Clerke ! Although the peril of the times .pseressep o n wards with rapid and awful speed, although the Genius of Botiaparte's boundless ambition As every where working with visible and invisible agency, yet, in Great Britain, the p object of his daily toils end sleepless nights, nothing is done and nothiug heard of, but intrigues of the deepest profligacy, at war with every precept of morality soil every sen timent of shame. It is a grievous reflection, that such things should ever hate hail existence, and it is not less to be lamented, that their develop,- went should become the tension's of the nation, at a period when concerns, bearing upon her moat vital interests, ought to occupy het couneils, and bring into action every physical and moral teergy. The cause, however, bar unhappily oecorrtil. and imperious necessity demands that it blloUla be brought to a conclusion. What that conclusion may be, it were fruitless to conjecture, but the details which have already transpired have given rise to reflections, of which the English press has uttered time free and unqualified expression. It has not presumed to decide on the official Built, or •ence, of the Duke of York, but it has spoken pots 'nosily boldne ss of counections at Once *latent with the parity of the boatman.] and the dignity of exalted statism. Mrs. Clarke has charge:ll the Duke of Volt with a breach of contract, and unfolded scenes of mutual vice, truss which the virtuous mind recoil', with inexpressible disgust. From both his Royal lll:gimes) bus the opportunity, and, we charitably hope, that lie has also the power, of redeetimeg his repunition. If her allegutions 1w true, the censure of offended and inelignaat rectitude cannot be too stroug. Vi cious men may he willing to indnlge then. crimbial properisities a ithout coutroul ; but we will venture to assert. that there does not exist is the Empire a single individual so lost to decency, who will have the Ls nlihond to express his approbation of that tale of infamy which Mrs. Clarke has told. if the alleged contract did actually take place, his linyal Highness was bound to bare fulfilled it. That it could not have been legally enforced, appears evident ; but Mat circumstance, on every principle of houniir, increased a thousand fold tl,. strength of the obligation. In private life, the man who protects himself, in the violation of premises, by the deficiency of legal forms, is regarded as having abandoned every principle of integrity, and every claim to social respect, esteem; and cOnhnence.— Such is the aspect of this extraordinerytminaetion. according to the principles of virile, aod on the supposition that he story'' of Mrs. Clarke is !loaded iu truth. The little of York is subjected -- i~ . k k to a trial of rigid severity, and it is not toe muds ' to say, as indeed it has already been said, that he has been more injured by his injudicious end over zealous friends, than by those who have brought him before the tribunal of his country. It is true, that lie does not stand arraigned before the house of Commons, on the wore of his moral chewier ; hut who shall controul the opinion of the tuition at large, in taking this view of his camellia ? And. who will venture to assert, that, should lie be found wanting in this respect, he is still (iaiiiied to fill the situation which he bolds ?"---( Waterford Mir rur, F. b. 21.) LENT ASS/ZEN-100% (IRELAND.) MUNSTER CIRCUIT. County of Clare, at Ennis, Tues.lav, 7th Much. Limerick, it Limerick, Abinday oth. City of Limerick, same Jai. Kerry, at Trake, 'Monday, gulls. City of Cork, at Cork, Monday, 27th. Comity of Cork, Tuesday, moth! Rt. Hun. this Lord Chief Rerun, Justices. Hon. Damn George, HOME CIRCUIT. County of Meath, at Trim, Monday, 13th March. Westmeath, at Motßinse, Friday, ,7th. King's coma?, at Mokpo:tuns, 'I uesday, 21st. Chireiesconnty, at Mar)burough, Friday, lath. csrhow, at Carton, Tuesday, istb. Kildare, at Naas, Friday, ;GM. lit. lion. the Lord Chief Justice, Justices. ) lit. Hon. Lord Norhury, NORTH-EAST CIRCUIT. . _ County of Drogheda, at Drogheda, Wednesday, MI. Match. Louth, at Domini:, Thursday, 9th. Monaghan, at Monaghan, Mouday, lath. Arenzh, at Armagh, tOth. Antrim, at Carrickfergus. Monday, Optic Towns of Carrickfergus, same day. 1)...wt., at Dotty..!rick, Friday, Ittis. The Rt. Hon. Mr..instice Ddy, JuJgra The lion. Mr. J *toce °shut nr. NORTII-WI:ST C. RCCIT. County of Langford, at Longford, Motolly, Ittit March. Clrall, at Cavan, Wednesday, atth. Fermanagh, at I...niskiEett, haturdae. t ttb. Tartar, at Otuazis, allay, Dult v c, at Word, Monday, Loadunderry,at rry.Titursday, The lion. Karon Sauh, °Judges. The lion. Rua.' M`eieliand. coNNArctrr CIRCUIT. Comity of Row.sinanint, at Itu-cusinioa, Monday, Maich t I Leitrim, at Cacrick.ot-hkaoson, TbusssLay, Rils. Slaw, at Sligo, Mo. 4 ay, gotta. Mayo, at Ha Saturday, Galway, at Galway, Tht n .day , Jotis. Town ..f at Galway, &slue day. The Hou Mr. Justice 3lsyor, I J ustices. • The W. Mr. Flatiee Fletcher, • settl.:ll. LEINSTEIt (IRCU IT—Net yet =11G ... /COMMiNeNEN 31.1. 1 VC1/L3 Talk 771E47R E. On Wednesday evening, the tragedy of The Gre Haut Daughter was performed at this theatre. lo r the piirpiase of introducing a young lady, in the arduous character of Luphrasia, to the Manchester audience; never did any audience receive more ample gratification, nor any actress, much less a novice, more general, entlia..jastic, and well-me rited applause. She possesses* commanding figure, treads the boards with peculiar grave and shinny. and her action is ersv , elegant. and her cone is Wtll4oned ainl mellow, though it wants that coutipass winds ii wily to Inc found in matures years, and with able)) a short period will stielow her. She can modulate her tunes with iteurishas sweetness and imprustion, and her enunciation is dear and distinct. This young candidate for thea trical fame, only nineteen years of age, will .portly 'become one of tUie ;Neatest urriatn• ists of the 'finish stagy, as irossessing all the requisites fur the rsaltiall depalinetuts of the Tragic Muse. This lady is the wife of a Mr. CLARKE, and the youngest daughter of Mr. Connauv, printer, of nlanditstcr. Met sect-soul asiocsrance, its the same character. was given oust by Mr. Il.titittunits:. amidst the moat general plaudits ever heard in a theatre. The tragedy was altogether ably performed. Previous to the play. a short, but well-aritten. Occasional Address, was very impressively delivered by Mr. BARRIIIIURE, and warmly applanded. The neighbourhood of sand bads, inCheshire, bas been for a long time infested by a lari;e gang of thieves, who have reigned undiscovered until last wick ; they robbed some one every night, and people really thought it unsafe to go to bed ; but last week they ventured to steal four loads of flour out of a boat lying along a wharf. Two Gen drools pursoud them, and snaisagol so well as to find the dour, and take four mess, which has lest to a discovery of upwards of .20 is and about Saiullsach, who have stolen all kinds of ankh s they could meet with ; there are seven more taken, and they are still in pursuit of others. The Litchfield Theatre has been unusually suc cessful this season. Mrs. Want sn, we iiiish , ,,s a nd, is a prime favonnte, and is well supported by the company in general. The iii i t unable litcus.a has bccis with them for suave time. The Wolver hampton Theatre, after a very prolific season, is drawing towards a clove ; and the Company are clearing out fur Worcester. A circumstance out:tined, on the evening of Sa turday Ile ' tilt. at Elemire, near !Muslims*, in the North-Riding of Yorkshire, that has obtained is large share of public attention in the sieS g hlmurhood. An old man of the name of William „left, his wife, and their daughter and son-in-law, Jonathan Crisham, resided together in a house at that place. Ou Sa turday the old man and woman were left together us the house, the son-in-law having left them, to bring home his wife, who had been on a visit at his father's some slays. About an hour after shirk the old woman thought else saw a Mill lurking about the house, soul her huslessid went out to reconnoitre. SOOll slier lie had quitted the door a gun was dincluarged ar him, and the ball passed through his an t i, soil lodged iii his body.— For some time no traces of the murderous offender could he found, but suspicion at length living it self mmn his son-in-law. Jonathan (indium, lid was secured and tnken before Mr. Chaytor the Ma gists-me, when it appearing that he had borrowed a gun frosts one of the neighbours, and the gun having been found secreted in a budge, he was com mitted to York Castle, to take his trial for the of fence. The poor obi mass still survives, but it will be some days before his fate cuss be prouounced mew / NAIL INTELLIGENCE. rurrsmovre, TIM 26. Sailed the St. Alhan's to the H estward. The whole of the slups of war at Spithtad and in the harbour, are ordered to sea immediately.— Wind W. • PLYMOUTH, FED. 2.5. His Majesty's ship Active sailed tram Gibraltar no the 3d inst. ; there were between eighty and ninety vessels to have sailed under her convoy, but it is said the greatst part of thew did not get out. Sailiatthe Foxhound, with a convoy to the %rest ward. PLYMOUTH-DOCII. FM 25. The Medusa frigate, which sailed from Fla'mouth on Saturday Is went into Brest harbour on Wed nesday to reconnoitre, and found the French squa dron missing; she immediately went in quest of the Channel fleet, which wi iv not to be met with.— The probability therefore is, that Lord Gambier, having received prior information, had gone in quest of the enemy's squadron. which report states to consist of ten sail of the line. The British squadron consists of seven sail, five of which are three-deck ers. The Lyra, Capt. Deviants, was immediately dispatched with the informatiou, and arrived here yesterday. Various rumours are in circulation as to the ene my's destination ; by some it is imagined that they are going for Cadiz, Minorca, or Majorca; nth, r. imagine, cud with more probability, • that they are bound to the West Indies. Arrived the Raven brig from the Eastward. Went out of lismoaze the Diana and Jamaica frigates. FAI3IOI;TH. FEB. 24. Arrived the Daniel, Painter ; and 11y, Sampson, fur Cork; Vine, Martin ; and !Mauna, Rot knye, for Lisbon, to jolts convoy ; Henry, Don kiss, from Madeira, two months passage, for Lon don ; and the armed brig Adamant, Allen, from Plymouth. kailed, the Susannah, Botcher, for &Otdoes; Ilia Majesty's ship Humber, tietave%, for Ports mouth, with u fleet of transports muler convoy ; Sir Sidney Smith, ey, for Hayti ; Hopewell, Quick, lbr Bristol ; Nis Maywity's ship Syloi/k, for Spans ; and the Doke of !Cent, Law,eare, for Jamaica., Put back the Dokeof k.oit picket, Coateswarth, with mails for the Nlediterrailean. She sailed from Leine on the 214 instant, but soon alter her de parture they found the rudder damaged, MO Cared gun; nt distiess, whet' the Prioress Visalletli pac ket came to her assistance, took out the Mail, mid proutedeci with it. • The ontivurd-bound Lisbon fleet pooscidthiv port yesterday. .. • Gaassoca,9olll An. American brig, exile., the Essdoessisik LIS New York for Boston ; arrived here this soornin Her thirty one days. er cargo consists of I to. bales of cotton, 199 barrels of tar,2l link:Mods at tobacco, 1 tierces of beans, '9 berths -pork 3 La:rebid Boor, 11 half dittio,4 Eighteen vessels, chiefly' 'ships; !ctearrif . .inst • esme day for Bostons- • g The Pevii/ope, AV - intr.; and' 'the getryip . w.s . acre inspected fgr Episs dots, on tlai 15th Jariourylos,. • • • nfAi:V ru. .21 0 , Salted I,lauta t ilia:POl . is tht .Snaais4 Perrin& Deiterill; for Calm; /Views', Brine, tOr .1.1.111ta ; cad the Orion, C.:rive,., for burilintn. Soiled Zunubia, ti,r Sheenwss ; and Clrcrukitit, ou a cruise. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. • Rat If FD. .. At Pen? ince—The netse,Teage, (rum Cork. • At Poole--Tlie itaroion" Suitoo, (gm's Jaw. Al LirerpoLl—Little Veunt, from liorbodues ,• Rollo, %Ilion, (runs New ("midland ; %Yahoos mad Char l .ool., and hope, T e arit.ille,froor (timbre. . . _ the lilt WlVught—'lhe Alrxrader, Navin, from fi A lo d . At Curk--Custour, Bautista', and thd Ericc, Pattrukm, from St UM*. At Pntwe Edward's Twu Brothers, ---., from 111)amullh. SPANISH NAVAL FORCE LYING AT FERROL. TILER DECK LIM Gans. Urn► . Principe Asturias 11lsuicauu..to San Fernando tun SHIPS VW THE LINE. Sautelino . so America 6 Allstate so &pass 64 San Julian.... ..... lis UN THE 4 T0C144• LI Tridride 41114.AT1., igagdaleua in Liana .. 36 nic..alds ' 40 Par 3G • Sables COSY ETTEII. lodoppolors ftlj Principe Asturias 24 Muses Yo (3.711-21113. Casilda IN Dosenbridur l6 16 ( 114:1100N ER4. Assistad 11l And forty•eight sun-bunts. BIN !Pi Lately, at her father's house, (Joseph Gubliett ' eq r ) George's-street, I.imeriek, the lady of Rohert Webb, of ROW- Abbey, county of Cork, rel. cd s son awl heir. At his seat, illusut Prospect, in the county of Limerick, the lady of the Right Han. Lord Chief Baron, of' son. _ _ On Saturday last, at Allhalluwy London Will, by the Rev. 11 .1. Knapp, A.M. Mr. J. Lloyd, of fen court, rill rlnirch.strert, cora-factor, to Miss Clements, of Chocks square, Humeri. DEATHS. At Kingston, Jamaica, on the 11th of Dereasher hat, Mr James 311trhell, in the mist year 11( his a;e Os hi. passage from Comma, Captain Heylig, r. of the ..th Dragoons, formerly Alitate-Camp to Jr:. 1461 High s's. the Duke of Camila eland. In the Wort ladies, of the yellow fever, Mr S. W. Salmon, Parser iu the Mord Nary, aged i 9 years usly sou of Mr S. Salmon, of Porters, Hants. Ile wit made a Purser, and ap. puisited to a ship as the 9th of November, 11'11, and died the lath of the same coati, mach lamented by his friends and acqueistance. Tsuday is'ateiglit, is Id aGth year, after aa boar's illness universally tarnished, Mr. Thomas T --- r ' playtime and glazier, of P.llammd, user Ralient ; moo after he had retired to rest, as the eight of hit death, he bed se attack of the cramp ts sue of 'het, wise sisbee. te ',threads the pais by *eel his diet apse ths besdh, lei bM hed-reeee, the eittWe applicatiee et add roamed tbsesseplaiat te • vital part, as,l AI died alma iestestly. A few days sine, was bead iced, at Wivirlisetitsbe, In dsseereetabirs, Martha Webber, seed 1N ye : *lee was grandmother of the meted Damps, Um •pbsers. MUM WATER, Thl I DAY, Mt I lb Men. dti j after... I. N THE MARKETS. • CORN-EXCHANGE, Fes. it 7. There ere considerable fresh arrivals of Wheat Chia Aar and sake thereof are at almost lust prices. Barley is tars supply, at lade variation. Mdt us plenty, suit a trill lower. Bemis, of both sorts, rasher deem. Notwithstand ins there are very large arrivals of Oats, using te the peat d ems „,i , t hi s ( ru l e k mkt sunned cheaper. Flour hardly at Wt prices, sad few 'steams& at the hig h est quotation. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat 675. us. guts. limos (oevr).. • • tios.6ts. sad Pine ditto 94s. 975. 'lick Beaus (new) 525. sea. rid .. tias. ties. floats stn. 4.05. are 8er1wy.......... 435. ups. ud. Pu studs 445. 495. al Malt 745. au*. Potato. ditto els. oil White Peas i • • "ll' 147. I K Fi a u i e w F Seed loar .511. 51i1 (boilers) 115 s. 9,1 Grey Peas... ma. sus. *ands MN. 115 s ----- 'SMITHFIELD MARKET, Fed. 13. This day's Market afforded a good 'tipsily of prime Deudik, and Ilw chew of Cattle, in other respects, was plentiful.— Motto* sod Pork are dearer than our last repurt. Beef is cheaper. Veal soppurts last price ; and the trade, io gene ral, was pretty brisk. The sales is the Hay Market were rather lively. Hay, Straw, mud Clover odd at lost piece.-- Ile subjoin ao accurate stateutent of the picas and mar To sink the Offal per stone of slb. Beef.... 4s. 44. 10 $.ll. ad. Heoid Conic tinsel" : Mutton.. IL ad. to 68. 6d. Besets .. ss. lINt to 7s. od. Sill p hob._ 44. 104. to 6.. at Calvin os. od. to us. od. Pig* CXBIUDGE. Curn-Isspeetoes Reines —Taintspsir. Fri. sj. W beat. per lova $3l. —2 lu .2sl. .-....1, Lark)', per quarter 444. —d. to ii. —d. Mato SID. --41. to s6s. —4. Hams, sew ssa. .—d. to boo —4. (114 sus. —I iv to. —4. Peas • 541. .—d. to 63., —.4. rruler:OW HOPS. _ •A Ott. PO( II ITS. Kest, al. los to SI --s. Kest, Q. es 141 St 15/ lnoex, 31. 16s. to 31. IN. Selleelt, 31. as. to 41,, 11. lOC to AL 11/6. Farsitsa, —o. to at PRICES OF AY A 11.11) STRAW. I)AY. BT. JAMEY'S. N111114716C11•IP*L. Hay. 11. Ob. 10 lil. 121. od. 1137 51. 3111. to bi SUAW,III. iv. W 41. 811. lid N. If, —a. to of I;11. Clover, 61. 1114 lo 71141 . 811,11, IL 16s. t.e el. es. _ AND LF..4DLNIIALL ISASSATS. (By the Carcase) Serf se. 04. to 51. od. Vesl M. id. 10 70. id Mottos 4L ed. IS Se ed. I Yuck Se 7 ed PRICE OF TALLOW. At. Jsaers Market.. IS 7d Tows Tollow Ilts 64 0 Clare Market ....... 6a 74 Yellow Roads 04 Wimitrelispel Market lie Lid Whit , diltu.. ocs td 0011 o per of. of alb. S..p wog od tad o tea a d Nieltiiig httilt 001 Od ace t► tie j old Ditto rodtgli 00. of o 0 Goatee too • Good Drop. tie • Yellow Soap, to 116 s I 111uttlgdoigd—Coe61306 • Price of Cuddles, per doers, l3O se A1.. 01,11 , tl •1 • COAL-MA P IMaPpi,at Market. SU tig..Nescaolle ..... •• 41 s4..Seaderlsed I -1.. an bus _ . 1=4111191 . 1: - .: ?,.. 1 _ 11;r14111711:t. 1 3 : 1 9 U. rtr ib . .•••• 94 . S' 91U. ' II 4 1:1U. ' irrOidate 94. 4 Ditto • , 9 9 2 U. Boordeaso.. .. 14 o Madrid — in riper. 'limo.. ..... Palermo..: — to P‘Por• l' Ditto 39 *Stet. Billsim 44 11.egliinn .4 Orlin& it) I'Mit'F Of 'Bank' Siurk . i V: Krt., Fs•. 67. b. Price. So•: Oil • 58•. al. ed. • --e. t.... 40. ed. • —.. ed. ',CHANGE, FEN. ..:7. Venice 59 Naples 4i Listmm 67 ~.; Oporto (4i .34 Dotilo • Cork - - .✓-. attLtax. • •••-7;: , froehsel Gilid I. Cies ' 0 . mw• dollars ;.... S s} ...010f in Bars New Louis tut b.. --- •—• Agin of the Kink of lloilaad per tent. .• COCKS Y •, C444 . 2 per Cent. Ream - ed.... • 3 per Coot Consols I+7ii elf :per Ptsr e C c e n n l. Navy 991 Lung Aomaittes Otuniuno ti prem. ln•lia 14111)41 r.schetiner IStll. Eustis!' Linter, Tickets ill. 19s. Consols for T. DISH a Storkbe•kes R•l4/0,...• • San, I .1.“.• • e ffl• T has been too frequently /1 th ettl4ect of just and enteral reprobation, that men, destitute of the ek meats of the medical art, have offered thennelres as moll dates fur public patronage in the pnifessioo of physic. For the purpose of doing justice to the malt of user studies and experience, and to prevent us from Wine classed among those empiric', whose impeding pretensions have, unfortunately for society, been ton Covent received, we 1.. g kart to submit, to the liberal mid enli ghtened, • faithful statement of our pentads and acquirements. After having reet iced a regular medical education, as the pupils of Miss,,. Grinds) wd Rlizard, «how lectures aad predicts we carefully at tended, us Professors 'nil Surgeons if the London Hospital, we entered minden" as students its that justly-rekbrated school for medical acquirements, the Keys! College of Edin burgh, sad were instructed in the different branches of Anatomy,. Surgery, the theory and predict of Physic, floe alistr) ileifery, dolaay, lac. fie. by those eminent protein: Th ors, Dvs. Moans, Gregory, Mack Handloin, Duncan, awl Rutherford. We Inuit we shall net be deemed pre eamptoose in aging. that use prolleisecy and neeptiresenet, are not immosiderable. Hoeing, fees nog series of perm made certain complaints, and the warless daemon of DE BILITY. the particular object of our studies amil practice. it will, we hope, be ellowed„thet we bon aniaired superior knowledge of their treatment and cure. Is slight mod recent eases of infei tidy, • rrfect re-establiehesent is eatmdeted is the short period of two days; and is three albs snow in veteracy, where other practitioners him failed of sisocom. a proper pezeeveraiwir iu oar plms of beemesit insures to the patient a oak sod radical corr. Amidst the uselsochuly variety of ameders whirle are the effects of a habit bug avid most sahappily penned he the youtls of both gems,. then are none NNW alarming or mama distressing than firma Jelinrucias and debilities which tlr ynrntty prevent or mini m tet the usinrimenial state. To such penmen it mint be a round:ad rolleclisa to know, theit they may now, by a new and iorallibis muds of OfelaisEst, %hired to that greatest of all hinnea.billeitsgrt IMMO lOW Iv, awl monies coustitotion. le all dans tof debilb "In shatever rave arising, as sal rI. Miry "mein a r tsia we may be coneithed by patients of either oat with the greatest surrey an! bower. Noon of coo sedatiues at home, frame ice to three, end fruit WI is the even iug till tell at might. Patients in the country are requested to state the particu lar. of thew raw, age, mid amoral bent of Wag, the. lac. inchworm a rensittence fur advwe and obedience, • how the gams will he gives or sent to soy port of the Itingdoen. To neon that secrecy an easemini to ear Onniniaiiiiin, Ibe loran" , 'Wieners ma be added to the accent* kr modesnon. CURRIE and CO, u,seoas, Nu 197. Hatton-garslem frt Axil% 7tortated - 1; G. 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