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t .. ruia , the LONDON (iyIZE7TE) July 21 , 180 IP hit eluili, July 21 . • The King has been plewica to grant to the Ho namable Cmpley Askley Cooper the Office of. Cletk of the Ordnance- of the Unite . d.Kihgdom. he King has also been plvahed 19 grant , to Tho mas Thoroton, Esq. the Office -of Clerk of the De liveritls of the Orchtance of the United kingdom. Gronwii.tioneJigned 4y she I.A J 1 iruierant q/ the Comm" 4 . Nor I hum Orriand To he Deputy Lieuteilant , , —Adam Askew, l'sq„ Detect 11Iay 6. ISo7. henry Colloigwood, F.sq, Dated as abOve. (ohn jit ri a o pbe) CUlitSol), t.s y . Dated Nile 73, 1807. lohn Tarleto'n, .I,:sq, Dated above". Charles Dalson Purvis, 'Esq. Dated as 4bove. David Writ. smith, ksq, Datt.d ' as above. Northionberl:Jvcf 11111i1ki. Wrn. Davison, Esq. to t.e - Dated July '7, "1807. Kirstipp; Gent. to hell naign. . Dated as 4bOve. Pe, ey Tosentry•Vaunteers. • Thomas George Smith, F,sq. D.itul Feb. 26, 1 3)7. Thos. Bell, Esq., Mired lune IS, i 807,„ • Comniirsior it: the Royal North Gloncester Militia, signed by the Lorei'Lli hlerravt. 4 1row r:rew,ory Robbins, Evq, lo be Lieutenant. Dated July Itol• the Argyll and Bute Regiment of Militia, signed dj tO, 1,6ral Ensign Niel M'Coli to be I,ieutcoant, vice Stewart, deceased. Dated April 10,.1807. Niel Sinclair, Cent. to be Ensign, Vice tvl•Cvll, promoted. Dated as above. Conntiltiont inlihr' lot kattalion of the 2d Regiment of Ayr. shire Volunteer Intaltry, slued by the Lord Liattenant .of tali t'ouno , A v Lieutenant lohn Walker to be Ciu rain, vice Alexander Mac , aclam, tesi;t.ed. Dated July 6, rB)7. Ensign Wm: Key to lie Lieurenmit, vice , prothoted. Uarectas above, 'Win. Smith, Gent. to be Lr:sign, vice Key, prorpoted.„ Dated as ahove. BANK I'TCI G ED. lohn Ile I,t Ch , rlotte.street, Illackfriarsi-roaff, surrey, r:tilor and Uraper, tram July t 8 to Sept. 5, at ten, at union. Thomitti latuol littnhill-row,Middlesex,wharfiliget, ten, at Guildhall. ••• • BANKRUPTS. NV cooper, of Cofek ti,tint th, „Essex,. merchant, . to surrender I lily AS, August 1, ..1.1 t Sept. 1, at ten, at Ginkthail,. ifildon.' Attorney, %Ir. Lee, Three Crown. cowl, Southwark. • John pßitingioll, the younger, of Carrot within MarAkster, dyq and printer, I uly 21, at cleven, 2.5, at two, Jut( ept, 1, at eleven,. at the Bridgewater Arms, Nlatiehester.; -At toroiks, Mr. Jackson, flare,,eourt,.l"ernple, London ;'or Mr : I)icas, Stockport, Thuntas , Cirainhers; of Wigton, Cumberland, 4bopkeeper, A itgpst to, it, antl Sept. t, at eleven, at tht- Queen's Head %Vigton. A ttowies, Mr. Wordsworth, Staple's-Inn, London ; or Mr. Lightfoot, Wigton. Olin t..)mvson, or ponin g ton,Lincolnahrre, merchant, August to,' tt, Ind Sept. T, the Peaeuik loin, Boa. too, Allot - on:8, Niesirs. Ludington and Hall, Secondaries' Temple, London ; or Mr, William llowlcs; Boston. • : DIPIDNNDS, • A ifgtiht 'l9. iohn itens/,: t , lotto : Dennison, and loseph Robin s son, of linlton-by trie.samts, Lancashire, calii2o. printers, a t elev e n, dr the lintel, Blackburn : . Ati„tisr, Herry Siteparti, ,late of Cambridge, wine and liquhr-merellant, at one, at 'Guildhall, Liondon. August tJ. •,Witliarn . Buck too,. the of , Kinit'stomirtion. 11,11( Api , h-roe‘giarit, At the White Hart Tavern, King. # ALIO:410 !e:e..);tr, 'runner, nt Bristol, 6itler, at eleven, it rite 11izm1ner ....l'avern, Bristol. Nov. 14, James Dunlop, of St. Mary-Axe, London, tner chant, at t)eveti,'M Guildhall. Atigust az, Samuel Fletcß4r, of Great Russell.. street, in. ,, ony.setate, Mitittile4eX, Chiliartl2l), at one, at A ii),.uNt 1:110mas Gondyer, nriw or late of Matkyt-street, gior.tr, at teto, at Guildhall, London. , Sept. s. c,orite I leicher, of Worksop'', Nottinghamshire, dealer, at t wel yr., at (/ulldltatl, London. August is. fivanas '1,11;, of , W vmundnam, Norfolk, cord. wainer, at three, at the White Swan, St. Peter of Man. croft, Norwich. • Jki:glisr Wilß:im Howell, of Ncatit, Clamorganibirct, slloirkciper, at eleven, thu White. Ilan Inn, Woad- CF RTIFIC4t ES . August 11. Richard Clopper, of Wigan, LancaOire,' timber met.chatit. , rii h, Name, of the Haymarket, Alitidlesr.x, music., seller. , , j us.:;;;, Spencer, orniplow-mill, Buckinghamshire, miller. oho Whir, i, of 11 , 1anchester, itidual ler. VIIII.Im Ilcr ( . 1 ,, , , , of Maiden,lane, Wood street, dheapside, London, hoiskr, . . Rich.tut Vale:owe anti lohn Valentine, of Altiniford's-coun, hililk.streel, London. ' • P,4KTIVARSIIII'S DIS , OI.PRI-). ' ' .. . Ro'tert Sh•ifto I lawki, lam (.; race, anti William Reed, sec; of Telloo;shore, DorhArn, p4per-makers. ~. ' Edward aivi Richard 11dinbro-4 , , of CJoterhurv, farriers, : .... ohn Lloyd,and 'Thom 15 BOVVII, of Mancli , :ster, packers. John Lloytlanl tltom, Rittyn., M.iiiclitster, packers. J'hllill i,„e„, anti 1r.ik,,r,1 Iluhling, of ,l..oticln, %VII h4rn Wilcox anti Willi.on ilowi.uld, of Canterbury, I wen • drapers. Robert Itemon and la.mytt Picklock, of Dimwit, Warwick shire. lime-burners. • losepiLneever and Thomas Darwell, al Wigan, Lancashire, cal ich-tll4llll fild urers; • lolitt Keeling...l ol ln P trick. Darke, and Charles Trist, of Dy c p s . rourt , A kiernuobuyy, wholesale hatiitroitstwrs. , T o h n . sti .l James Booth, of Nlarmitester, spinners. . joNepli Turner, lateof o.llerton, .leceilXed, D.tvtd Flower, of P ii•,t;. , n, :irul kit:hard F lower, of 01 ler ton, , NOttingliattl; shire, ol , :i , sters... . ~ • •,. lohli 5h4.11n..y anti John 'Taylor, ,of l'ilarsycoetl, Vlintshire, Ailrerntiti cri.• . .''. . • ' ' . ' R0b,....rr ~ ,t•Ait,k, Mi;:hael Longridge, and Joseph Hill,, o f SunkloTimitt, ifuntnongersA 5P9131" ING .JATE, L LIG EIV PRESTONAZACtS, wv aNzsiu.v, , -ttit.y 4 Fifty Pounds givch by the 1 1 .ight Alan. the Earl of Derby, for th!re yr Oita,' 7st alb, Alla thur yr olds, Bat, slb.—• Two_ mile beats. - Mr. Ilurehihsoo's c e. fLrinless, 4 yrs old s t Sir U. 'l'. Vann',, by Sir l'cter, 4 yrs old. . 5- 2 MI. Lotbdalcih ch. C. Si,itan, 3 )1.., old - 2 4 3 Mr. Went v«orth':, b c Centuii. 3 2 dr Mr. h. c. 3 yrs old, Eldrobletortian . 4 3 dr Same day, the uiiinit Gold Cup, value longs given by the (;vnticuien of Pre3rwil, added to a Strbetriptioli of logs ed eh, for all ageti; 3 yr u 1. 4 ,, 6q• 4- Yr 0143 , 8 )t. 'do. 6.yr (this, 4))11, st,rd, Elit. I zlb, Alares t., tre al towet.l Four.mtir 'scats. ItoJette, 4 yrs old •-• M r. ii,,, l , v , or.A ps j,tephiha, 6 yrs old, -•- 2 Mr. C. ViriAtie:i bi. m. llece, 6 yrs old » 3 Mr. Liatikes's C. Atlas, 4 yri old • ** 4 Sir 'l'. 1), b, c by 50r,..3 yrs Old s . ih.„e ver : vvi.yl at tilidod, ;11.!vve 200 Geotleme it dint: at ill,: urdinaty c.very dry. 1 - 111.1a$PAY, iui.Y i 6, Sweepstakoe I,r aoy,s tor 3 /rs - (aid riffle!, 8:3. eaLh, two milts seven Snbm.r.oe'ti).- I.(insdak's i, t. Creutpitve..din by Pot Sus Ltt icri)).'s.rir M4r t orct, by Sir Veter, uut ol Brown 1.1, 3 , s,r (;craid'. br, i. by I larnbieiunian, dam by Sir Peter Teazle rlr. (igle'sgr *.* Peteria, by Sir Peter Teazle Mr. A. Birelfau's br t, Cecilia. by Peningbro', tiam justice. Mr.Weritwortii'i br:t I reic, by Lachariahotiii: by Slope Margaret the lavourite.-- , The ludo could place only the first two. ' . 1, Same 0.4 y, a Purvy of ; cpl. g iven by, yb ~ J knibers for the, Age*. Three:nne heActi. j) h. rn C razy, 5 yrs otLi - liebct, 64 is utct r Mr. W. I lultAilliauies hr. b.. I.)i.tiappe.,r,, 5 yrs old 3 Crazy the favpurite. SIVITZI4RI,4 ND, JULY 1. LETTER FROM lIIS MAJE6TX. THE. EMPEROR NAPO LEON, TO'HISL - 4ELLEyCY TUE 4ANDAMMAN OF SWITZERLAND. • "To our very dear and greae Friend, the' Landamthan of . the Dick of our very . .dOar. ,and great. f •,:s I 1e . 11,-41ic Coote‘leracy, 'Wry t rc.tt t'r'iton, • • : • . ",1 .rerseived 3.iyAr Letter of the .24th of April, and 1 can t,nl7 tinnik , ;on for the 'care with which you.inforrn Inc of the zeal' which the diiferent,Can -tOns havt, sliev..n in Recruiting the Swiss Regi t*nts. I hopi: tharthe•foify Reaimenuv-wittrinain constlinly' . caniiife're; lance that' the of,. our times will, like.jitell;A. ocestors, appear wit Ii glory in the field - Of .hiantinr:' I rely much on the bravery, fidelity , . Jintt;:trity' of the Swir;s ; nid'thls goOd opinion of them has inclutiittne to resolve, tliat . all _tbe , itegittlenis - shall bonsiiit of the Citizens of ?he Country, without any mixture of. Deserters or other Foreip - ,uerA for it' is 'tot the numher Of the Suldiers .which fortes the strength'of arrifis, but their 4deli ty atirl ty. ‘-‘ The Act of IV9al:ition will ever be:to me a sa-, cred liw, and' I shad fulfil all the obligations of it the most conscienti.Ous manner. I,clonot biSt be I dai , y morerconfirfir dln these Incas, since it appears to me that this; Work, in which:you have co-operit.'• .ed,. hits received the CA nitmaiion of the age hi whi c h we li v e, a n t i , v ;del fy hn;lroved the situ:ltioh, of your Country. If I \A•Gre 10 1,;..;1,, wi..,13 th at I regret will , ;;;nt nisei ted in the id. . Mediation, it v. I.,otad' thattbe SNNiti!3 0.1V1.11(1 $0.7: 4 :ler no Rt.,'!erniting 'their.Country for any P o wer, cxcept Spain, and those , whose system ' cotinet,ted with mine. 1. wish . tii4 . l„ more that this nrobibilion should. Ns; intm, i 4:l`iw, ad civilized men must see with 'sorrow and `paid, brethren engaged in urns against hr.cthr`en. .Tlios4 who incons,ideratcly and unjustly - have calumniated..., the'Swiss, have principally referred tci this Foreign. service, which is Ali itstiportaid tibjeotion, and, con -Amy to the chuaaer of a nation ,of inteL;rity.--! When', yon. lay this - of)inion before:the bly of 'Ol6 . pier, It will be particufarly zigreeable fo' tilt, CO find that it leis jirodticed a deciion suitable ire i the dignity' ancl. honour „t the Swiss " 1 recolled't, "into plc...tsUre,Ale‘ views a'nd .qtialities Which you nianif6 l .e4 iti th 0 5 ,..; ciri:tlnt . - , stattces which retidered fre aegivitinted: with . your. .chatliaer.. 'Rely on niy e,,r..oern, and my wish to be s&-iryictctible to yoti and a'Lssiire - all the Cantons of my friendship and constant prote4iion. As This letter has no other obje6t, I pray ,God,.. very dear and great Friend, to take you under his ' holy and deserved, proteaion. .'" - Your ' , food Friend, ' ',(Signed) " NAPOLEON.,. n/RThs. On the .14th ktf:Little hook.ham, Surrey, the Lady of M jor. G ener,ll alwingparn, of a son. t►n;l.loiidliy hist; 'the 'LA> of Calont:l at the. house in iliire6w..srreet, Gloucester, 'of a- Sfin.• Utt,ti,. at the h01.16C of her father, Mrs. Ci,i)tairt 114cl:house, of' ti riQ, • • Mid), • • • ,On the 2701415 t. at Ilarking.,ll4ll, Sutrol}c, the Hon. Miss Sophia Abfibu tit h ani; tlatighicr of Viscount Si. ASa ph, in: the Unit yetir'ot her age. On Sunday last, in the igth'year of 'her age, lane, filth chnighter of William liirt Ii Lsq. at his huo4c, tyauwell M nicht:Se t. . . PR ICEOFSIOCKS ' .. VLSI P R OA Y; ' % : . Hank Stuck , ix 9 i as? • India StpCk, Navy i pet Cent :.,941 a Intitalturidi,(` ,-., 5 per Ceht. 1797, Exchequer Bills, Is. dis. par, I ohli i per (:eilt .k, . . 2 i. d i i:. 4 ' ner L erg , s.ci, * i . . Orruliusii,; par, *414. '''• s ur.r (.71e11t,1 4 .04, 62. i ; 1 1 .. l Inperial 3' per Lent.- • I per ::erir.,con ..6 t i i ~,1 Ditto:Ann, lifini; I_ ,A'' . t,7 i 11-16clix (.:Qhs,*r., 0 pi,%liug, 63 i } I ',.1‘14 :,itort:Artri.- r:; HIC:IfWA FL k 11014D614 ' 44.1:1;CE 6.,!‘; R. ROW. ~ t , min, alter j AltzritociKi;tCmin, after 4. LT IS (1R 'i; R (NI ANI 1 I bi . bVi A . IetiARCI *RR lA, 0 0. - 0 aft_e_.-court, ....pw-stteet ; tqt y I.l.4All%_;Aktileatiit SC4-1104, of South ro - 01l At the Swo-ON , Lqg No t ,, Strand' where Tii - stneAtt Ch' for C ite Paper, I viters for the Editor, tic. (pvst-paid) r • 1, t teet, Gr;os ve4 +so re - ; r),lkt be addressed. HOMS, Cli CU,117. ' . TIERTFORD,'-JULi" - . AbOut .twelve o'clock this morning Sir JAmts MANSFIELD and Mr. Justice HtATH commenced th'e flomo. Circuit, by opening their Commission the Assizes forthisCannty. After hear ing Divioe Service, the Learned Judges proceeded to the different Courts : Sir JAiIES MANSFIELD Sat on the Civil Side, and Mr. Justice HEATH ,on the Criminal Side.. CfVTL SIDE. , There are only five causes entered, of which thyee , were tried this day. woo» U. TITELLUSSOM. Mr.:BoiLANn opened the pleadings in this case,' which stated, that the Plaintiff was possessed,;oreer ' tam closes, called Leggersitth Nlcad, in this county, which. wertibecupiedliy 'one James WaterS, 'aB his tenanti„and that the'Defendant . had cut away the bank, by which certain parts of the laud were co loreciwrith iwatet, to the injory"ofthe reversion. 111r.:Serkant St-lEl'llElw then detailed the circrun-' stances of the ca-e. The Plaintiff, he stated, was a Major in the lulu, and the Defendant, Mr. The); luSson, it was well known, was a Gentleman of considerable fortune in the county, having an estate at Aldenham:. This estate Mrs, T. Ini&very.rnuch beautified and improved ; and, in kis desire to coin plete his improvements, he had, without asking per 7, tnission of his neighbour, made free to take.poses - slop. of a.pncel of hi's . land,' for 'the :purposes' of con vening a brook into a canal, which would form a.,,e -ry . picturesque view from his windows. By the plan produced ; it would be seen Mr. Thellus,on posse 5,:2:1 the land.otipne'side down to the edge 'of the - brook in 'question, on the other .side heipOtisessed only:a part of the.land, the laud of the 'Plaintiff,forming another part; notwithstanding this he had . poi .I away the whole length, to idetrthe stream, ‘cithott even informing the Plaintiff that, he wished to be accoannodated with a few yards of, his land. The defence 'Which' was how to be set up was, that what w is done was an improvement to 'the te mainder of the Plaintiff's UstaTe. But the Learned . Serjeant-bbserVed, that an .Englishrnall W;e11 flat htrve his estate improved L without his own pennis sioo. He should dearly shew the encroachment, which would, entitle the Plafhtiffto reeovei• such da • 1 mageit as the Jury Should: thitilc'the:case desen'ed. Four witnessed proved, that,- by th&Defendant's direction, the bank abuttitag the. Plaintiff's laud was. cut away, in ot-der to make a sloping edge for the new canal;. and a Mr: Kelsey, a' SurgeOn, Stated that the ground taken amounted to ationt one-eighth' of an acre;, which was valued at about 101. Mr. Serjeant BEsT, .for .the 4.•ft.mdant, admitted , that Ilk Client must i , ave a p.tsit against him, but insisted it was a very ill-natbr,rd,ation, , a s the land of the 'Plaintiff was benehiled by ha9,Ag . the floods drawn off by an unproved Ai afe'r:eimrse. V-,:rdict tut - Plaintaff-Datfiao.es SHARPk: V. TAYLOR This was au action to iv, LA , ..tr.,50: the an - rount of, half a year's ,rent clue tor 0 h.:telik.:n and 0ur,07 gar citto, at Barnet, in this was•'tm question as to the occupation Lit 4lie laud by the De teminut in . his defence, he 'contended thu, the letting was by one" LuVeddy, 'and not by the. Plaintiff. • Loveday was called airn wittiehs, -and - he stated. that-he-Willi Um; irt-la XV to tb. Id, * and managed, laic concerns, and•that he lei the ground in question, as his agent ; • but the written agreement 4 - nd all the receipts were_ giVon, ,khe name I..,ove.dily, as on his owli oecpuht, Ant ou referring to ilar written agreement, it appeared, that there, was written on a , . _ . . corner of it, " By Authority of Mr. Sharpe," which Loveday said he believed *as written at the time at' its execution.. Mr, Gmtuow, for the Defendant,,,contended, that the Jury could not.give crycht, to the witness, Inas- , - much as all the written documents.contradicted.hitn. In the body. 9f the agreculeig,4e mated the land to be his awn, 40 . 0, all the receipts. were.couched in the., same .14pguagek„Ue insisted that the .action. :waS brought in ! the natne ot Sharpe, , it't order to make Ll.,ovedaY a witness in his own cause. The LORD CHILF JU 4 STIC observed, tlw . if any reason: had been , pro% ed why Loveday should - Lave' tin interest. not to bring. the'action in, his own nornst, supposing he were really interested, he should have; thought the case so suspicious, that the Jury have been warranted in not.believing hill, .But such, reason appeaTing lo eXjst, lw saw no why .they'should,not•give him credit.—VerdiCt tor, CRIMINAL SIDE. John Woodstock was incited for feloniously stedin , two seven-shillings piecei, the property of Natti,ntiel.Smitit Machin. The Prpsecumr, Mr. Machin, kept a shop at, Hertford, and the Prisoner' lived with him as his shoprnan. Hating had oceasion, as he said, to sus.: ped the Prisoner, he ...atelied him; and on the 2aql of 4pril last he saw hint take sortie money of a customer i on the drapery side of, the shop. He ask ed liiinhow much, he said it W3s I9S. , shillings pieces and -ss..nd , chich he said he .put into the till, Mr. Machin had lust before emptied the till, and therefore went to look if tt contained the money, bUt it,did not. `, • . Ile Prisoner ,ippeared much cOnfused, but as the, Prosecutor did not find the 4ioney on him, he con-. totted himsolf with dismissing him his servico. however insisted on first searching his box.,,,and time he fot,ind SA guineas in gold, some half-gui 7 ne,is;'Hr s 4 seven-Shilling pieces. 'Phis the Prisoner saiLl.he received as the priCQ of a horse inch lie had sold. l'he next d.ty the two seven-shillings pieces were found in a roll of cheque cloth, near I.oiere the Priioner' stood when he received the money, and the ProseCutor caused him to:) be apprehended. Several'WitnesSes were called on the.part of the Prisunei, Who,. i preved thin they saw him in pos4L-3- , sion of at least 46 guineas beture he went into the Prosecutor's service. VerdiEt-Net GLOUCESTER, JULY 2►o. . 'Or) Wednesday evening, the Lord Chief Banen i Sir Al,. MACi)ONALR, , arriWti ill this city, es6.)ricd by the . -ligh Sheriff, and the usual re 'lune, and...repaired to the Booth (he' CC.oiliMi4iotl; was opened, On . ThurEday morning, Lerdihtp and Sir. ROitle:lAT .( 4 it,A14,101 aLtYI,(4:,4 divine servise f at,the c Gothedral: The Judges after ?wards proceed&i to the'Mall, Where the Business of the Assize cotritrieric`a. - T The fOlowitig ,were the sentences passed :-- John Itooi,E D for stopping NT Ilutt J . of -Wes t bury-Upon-Irimupon the 'highway, .neat', Brißtol, and robbing of his watch, and about tis. in :money ; -and -fie%ter- Habliarid; for 'entering 'the d wellin,g,house •of W. • Suit h, in t he. pat:ish of Painsi- Wick„ In thed:ty-time, no. person being thethin, and 13t eating sundry ai - tieles of yrearibg apparel, were c 4 pitallv conviCted, , and received sentence of death. Eaqinead,lor seeretitm arid embezzling the value of a gelding, which he, was ent:ru,g4td toisell by his master, Joel Tanner, to be transported for, seven , years. - Richard 'NUM,' for stealing hides and skins from his Master, liO - prkin.on-the-Hill, to be imprisoned years, ant tined ts. Thomak T0; . ...7,,; .. .;er (a Soldier in the 6 st Rttiniefit ot-Foo!)-, .fora grOis misder f novvoitr at eirenCester, to be imprisoned two years, and to he twice publicly whipped in. the tmarket-place,. ott ,market days; dur, ing that period. Ann , for stealing a pair of worsted stock-' jpgs in a dweiring.. 7 hots,e at Co4loo6:bt imprisoned.. One year ; and Haynes, foi - stelling a pair . ok.: , shoes at HOrsely, six month's . impilSonment, each to .tie fined is. and Rot to hard- l&t3oiar during , the period . of'their, cpnii n Lutf.nt,', . . , 'Joseph: Gil, drier awl 7),..,),:nas .qtllith,,charged as plill . eii):11';111(1 ii. cos , ,ary in com ng a mitti ripe ; and ( .elowli Cooifer, accuse ! of set tiii - ii' - i l ire lo a waggon house anct;barri o , .at...Boulscion, I.vere : . discharged by "1 proclamation. ,E,7`'' ' : - .• •i Hoter . Haviland wic.reprieved before t h e Judges . left the but J oin Harris, whosp .was st.lmped• h f r ieicWizir ac'ts' of cruelty, i i attempt to mur d er ,Mr! Butt,' the :Gentleni;in he robbed,. Is • left if)t. ex,7.cution. In the . :Citv'ealt.ndlr tiv„ , re were °nisi two . prt. 7 „. soners•it.[Linsltaw, inili tcd a 5 ,d. principal' with Ann Ha rriOn (Who was foUnd and s'enteneda tip transporiatiou, - at the last Assizc.q, for rohbing Mr: Lewis, of this . city',, of his pocket book, entitaintng ncitei,' Of cotisid , rableafue;). but acquitted ; and Elivaugh Phillips, charged with stealing c:t,h-nbt . e . tram Jos. A t wood, of the value of 621.-:?s. against 'whoin too bill was found, Tliebusiness at the Crown Bar was tinish6d on ; but that in the Nisi Prius CoLirt was nucCoinpleted till:Saturday 'afternoon. , E 140-WCITOIX H ErL'T.H. . . TT has been 't . en'ti'44iienthi the. gribie r et cif t t and general riprobatinn, that Melt destitute of the elements Wt the - medical art have offered - themselves as candidates" fo' public patronage in the profession orphysic. Fp} the purpose' of doing justice to the result of our studies aud.etperience,and to prevent us from being classed among those empirics whose imprudent' pretensions•havei onfortuoytel y.ibrsoctetk, been , toofavourably.receivert,We beg-leave ta-submit•to.the ltbecuf anifenlightened a faithlnJ rasp neat of our pursuits and ac quirements: Atte: having received a'regtilar medical &Luca' tion as 'the pupils .of Kesys. f;rioded and Wizard, whOse ledures and pradice we ttardfully attended, as professors and ' surgeons of the London Hospi/al - we entered ourselves as SttltieptS ; in that justly celebrated, sc'liciol for medical gcc•tirt , Meth, the lloy.il College of Edinburgh, and Were instructed in the different branche.s ofmatottiv, surgery, the t f lieory and practice of physic, chemistry, in:dwitery, botany, ti:c. , ke. by those eminent professors, l)rs. Moor°, Gregory, Black. Hanciilt,op, Duncan and lt,titherford. We tnistpee ;riot be deemed preitimpinous in saying that our proficiency arid ; ; acquirements are nat ineonsiderable. Having tor along series Of years.made Vener..'at Complaints, and the various diseases . of 'netaility,"the:particular Objeetot oor studiei and pradtict* it will, We hope, be allowed that we have acquired. Superior fi know ledge of their treat nicht 'and cure. in t and re,:ent caseS'ot inredion a petted re.establishnient is cotnpletedia the short period of two days ; and in those of the utmost iii~ , vetaacy; - where Other, practrtioners !mite failed'Of success, proper perseverance in our plan or treatment ensures to the patient a,wafe an r.,:iteat cure. Amidst the ,ftielanclaply variety of disorders which Ore tiro ,; ;fleets of a habit long and nio.a puisued by the youth cat both , ScXq a 'l4l4ff re, none more - alasaiiiiit or mere:. distressing than those deficiencies and tiebilitiep which fre-.- q tiertily prevent or end:Atter tnespratrinibiii.ii state, •To s erest peiatAiS it most be a consolation fo knew that they,may, wov e ,. • by a new and 1ilt:111We mode of irtcitinent, be restored to that gre,-“ ,7 14 (4-40 Inienan latesvoes, err 'strong, manly, and, vigor- . Out tohATriaricin'.' it from whatever CAL=arstmrg, as well as in eve:y t1.4tc, , t3 qf ysttlereat infection,. tb,v be coicsnluAl by pot idus ..r either sex with the great . eat sc.-recy and honour. ,'fimrsdiconsulratrm at home UT" ten to tilNe, andbfi , on iii,t4;.-evf,iipg till isz l'a tents iii the country leyilestect i Jars 'oh I Lil B q, )7,C1, h4t‘i rof living, Set, etircf.• el ~ s ing a rent it tree for Advii.:o anti Lk sarP.g r ,a dr ; settttNliny,4lart Air; t e k;itgilion , s yr& -that secrecy so esser}thil !o. qor,pcic linking, , the , e (*)ta l i,-t of. letters nay be Added tostrid he - corner for iitediciiies. • C Itt it 1. and Co. .stirgennt...: - - No. 107, Hatton-garden. , • #(10. Co hart Oertificates .14011 i the' - above respedable Professors or London and . Edinburgq, e t. ittintinit9; 'per' formed the duties assienect them ,during the.time they' , ;4"' tended their Ledurciiatid Priietice. ' .7 I r i It niN Prpfessi9nal Alen ,of plApqop,,.and Arr 'WI • I . esponsi it)/ eviate from .'h c general System py • t h e s4 L e ction .of a pocukiii.brouieft, the 'sairtiOn of long con tinual success is the bet criterion pf superiority.. Thirteen yeas hive I 'clevotea mlpraztice • tb the 'etc' tfsi ye treatment of Three Disordcf,s,,p,Kgre successful result of myplan giVes the additiiial 41 - dmr to °lipase, as tar as I am .., able, the - ravage* .I.tt" those Comriaints which are the most important in the Catalogue of ilictian lncirnittirs. , • t Alter initiation into "every. Branch, as an' Army Surgeon, I formed a wish at an early , per,iod of Practice to. rescue ih. , o Jividuals front 'the igii,oranee-oeulterfileeed t h en ,' or t i l t s equally dangerous prec/pitaucl ol general. etar.) t ity.ntrso ' The Three I)isorders, to the Curti of which I have ' de. voted 'My attention,. comprise every species, of VI:Ng... , EAL: FEC'rlt.IN, whether of a rcomt or loti; sta. ration: idly, All kinds: of'dcb.iity, whether' • finin ' the habits of school-boys, or uutitheences of mature ",• ages: And, ,Tastly, 't.tit derangt.•:nent eft tYnt s'ystent men which is called N ESS, orS r! NutteroliSl)iseases' Are tn 6 result of ignoratii:e, or haste in'the neattnellt of a ,it . npie tiotton)ttrott o.odlntonot. frequently happens Inn toe sth.• is or Lite pJis,ined by the indiscretion of an unguarcitat-trour.-Ity a superior me :thod such Complaints are easily' (uree ,, ; • ando ; loven 7,tylhtyti others hive fat 1 ritist that 'l. ol:4y,presuiti- thaStect ' 4 .. j radical , • 'Few, however, ire the cssets-of cotme t iio:).teil tikinstAr. thii CllSOttier, C.l:l4partirl'.with the -.Men, :Who, from uninditlp,elic+.in a tin*, ott prevalent gr , tietie :of AC•111;'_ that g/tittl' , /: , of I)ebility. which is tnc.unavotcla4le ccrltStmit4ft/c:w. ni , PINIV` C per tti4ipt%4 Where the unhappy sufnrer toroOds nver*titroits,x; hut carefully 4.,osiccal/ his misfittti.nte, way Z•,e: sortie • lation for him- now, than aittiouet•at tie an .• tioubt or uncertainty wita" Other 'I-tr4attl.:.l) , )!, the. tem., vAA of these Deticfentses , glatinkl'iticr t tross of kett , ,ya,/ tion, .tS the .acquirctnittoC): l l'. , -t)c,)erienctr- If tht , rites of Ba c chus or, Vertu); have 1 - %cgJrt to reduce Manly 1./N Gu r., much anxiety wilt be prevent , :.: by an early Counterac. stun bf, this l'algthd'tatte.; -these 'snags; - •nu great difficulty will occur- • ' 1' but where tausDeticienev'has ",f9r rats , exis;p t „ .. a proprr perseverance . is. intlispetisahli - . e..tuisite- in rev,:ve`the bering Sparks of Lire, anti to re-ankrnate - the Contriti.otiOn. MAI:I:I El ) NI F. N, *lto have tong Oech thsappointed in tneir exit•Ltaiatputs tit a Family, m:1; , at.: o, sured, that t tnost..isist.tmes, sUCh dettl6,s. Are eltrabie by.il;at'ctal skill. t The Secresy which is so esse:ortal to my undertaly-r4o and the qualitic2.tioni:l;thich I have prestinioil to st'attl, ) the b4s'is or .my pretensfons, - and. {lt e llttinlatt:al is rarer., that Mr. hive may 'rt-c petioncrly, or ist . Letters (in...no:owl 4. AfTl.4l. 'Notch ..t house: , No. ag, ArUr.tel Street: cqr.alk - 1; Aar. an ad4itioD £l. Esurance in W. l t e r.itrze/, • !adioto Ling, Name is ,ni h.nh- the dons- , . 'MA IN Ei 14 ova Stirge's) l 4 - • ' 'A ; CA i.•-r tow. -Some ITer4ons who failiely 'a - vert , then). 's4v.c.ni be ! *.tet-rilters C , #)h;ge Olviag• tpf . se4e ..l '.• "-pal , 11,cnicsits :l lllti 4 wofti tot:? '. r •v. veil,: aria ihselud t owl! prothidions, it is , tt ttinst: atc.lijt..w i gh ers of - College :1n I.4.tod t au, Itoitublirgh), 'or e I 1, k 4 t hey • tci s firddist Stlfg , .:l) ito i ail tl ii ill. . „ '• ' • To 'I'II,9I4IAS rAy 1.c.)R,..L54, Sir Ko* Lontioil• , T CONSWER it but- archarbt atie'lb the . tnerits_ younfLE,Xh. rt .1! I L.SV to tionl municate to you the followiNg Curoy - nit,isktio s Nevoty , t4 o " I ,,,rforotect by them t Au„st,:tirttaace cat mine, b) hrea4i)tg•out: 441 , ClniTtphiCli (at tentied'hY,4 it Ictith:eti t'o - trsß'eletott 1 1 ,, - ti le nwto.:4 l . •ativtee whwit codio - bOltitliiiitiett,'itn.l trial ['.,tell [. Nitdiginus, nOtitiog • 1,, Sllit case, or tulip him : any vrv,c:•: Itc r:thatext.l ta re. • alitt piti :;iibil - tOlll6 l yar.s, twabic t.,11. 4 ltls pr..)t'eshion, and ic 4 rcely t.) NV:O.k or even to„_At.i ll 4,, ° ,T s hi'. I;4i ;,joiug.i,;lo'4iii. kilew ever'st,Mposesi it Pr; sible for hint to-re Love r. kle was advi.3,2,i at last to try yo u r Leake'S chit so, adhering, strb,ltly tO etie given with tlletti. Fie itati ntiftakennt,l - 1: chin tWr . :, boxes in• - _" tore he found an al te r a ti on. t rir tut this ctu.:.uttral a him to proLeeo, And by .tak,in;, , it few boxes Chore he his am - knife' ihut - itixingti; gratioAly return, anti' is no " hCaltil> 4nd stook a*Aily man. i know • You are tvet , ;r l M 4 No Sir, to tefer any pern tO Hie - tar a ronfirination at tit,: anovd accotint it it sitritikr be eloi.bteit. 1 atn,:Sfriloitecibe3tent humble se r vant, Library', Folktot.'•, ,- - - I'LIR.DAY• o : . t .' 111 : 1 14 .- i S b ' i 'l i tl o t t )) ;h t e l, ` I l e 4 °, 3 1 C P o r 1 ) 1 P eg rL t. 4 0 tp f r S t urgentls; iiotutt , ,' No. 9, New Bridge-street; . I t , ' “inltakt residence or mare than ' , Oily. Yeor 2i ~..rtienlatLy. 'directed to the Cure °I .verse' real 'eolii.isifas, and - "those ineitiental to the Parts C;eneratiOn hiith SrxeS; with that inviolable iecrcr e . whiclt Men of ,lus, P rofession should al ways observe. / hatters la:meltolw advn.e anct assistance he . gnituituur, ly adonnister' to Persons taking this - Nledicine, "'" esteetnvi to be obtitte4„ arvi.loid et' ambiguit Y. n6 e ite l ill 'lt t 'u tsa m ra c nl e ha :: ll7°)lll:v.4 ;S ne ' l f7 SS :fia d: l nfi d: di at , s b t ag st sttt i /tAt r , Toygboto; No. / 0 3* ; Mr. yp n verpohl ; -Mr. .. , tle.insort's, Manchester ; and by one„ i,' ' rt iri i t ( i ) ;. \?.. jr i r s:d y ' . v . e cacti,sealed r i oi G l a of t t r h u t e l a f r i with l e a t x n( h ". c frt fla tl!etnieivt.: Spetti, f secrecy, and safety. w ith 14: • 1 4 YerY 30*, sold,in rest Britain- is untied t!P 3 St4ap, whic4, by lavonr ot the. Conurassiuners,tBnPiao, . stirS 4 ' l '' 0 I. lsie T. Taylor, No. 9* . 'L. c — co r . to i intuit which is Feleni, and all others rteitt _ - •