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Fr9rtt the LONDON G.;l7 : _qTE, Feb. 17, 1807. • . . . Mir-Oillie, Feb. r 7, rBo7. Ist IL . :sgiment 'of T., • h,: Comets and Sub.. t.icitenattN. , by patch.o.:6 Cent. vice retires:: &lout:Iglu: Lind, Gent. vi44l3erlY, Ordotat , ce• ' Office, Feb. „ • Corps cr . /Xi:al rgiirerri. c-rttleman Ca:ler t , ranci4 OuoUrklieo to be Second Lietite iiont, vice Smith, prqinytet Date,l Feb. 9, tBo7. . Cvnmirri,;nr the Derbyshire- Regiment pf Gentlemen and Yeomanry , Lieutenant. Sir Robert Wilmot, • Ilart:.to be t‘lajor, vice Sir Robert Wil mot, Bart. resigne.S. Dated Feb. 13. ISO 7. 3d Trooii —W. 0/ Esq. to be Captain, vice Sitwell, re signed., ' Dated a:, above. John Bower, to be Lieu tenant, vice ilunloke. Dated as above. Joseph Wilson, Cent. to th: Cornet, vice Rhodes, resigned. Dated as above. /INK RUP 1 • john Travis and Richard Travis, of Prestwich, Lancashire, • hieack:..rs and in- partners, -to surrender March 2,3, and 31, at eleven, at tile, tun, Manchesta. Attortnes,lMessrs. 11.1111. e. and Parry,. Old Jewry, "London ; or Messrs. Milne,. Sergeant, and Nlilde, Manchester. Warrant Connie, bate of Queen-street, ,Chear side, London, warehouseman, Feb. 10, 28, and March 31, at ten, at Attorney, Mr. Hall, Coleman-street. William Pope, of ‘Vestbury-upon-SeVern, Gloucestershire, dealer in . Pigs, Feb. 2.6, at five, 27, - . and Mareti ,at ele ven, at the Bear Inn, Newnhain. .Atturnies, Mr. Lucas, Newnliain ; or .Messrs. Eanonds and Son, Exchequer Office, Lihcoln's. I tin, London. • Robert•lesioN..of Chis‘.vell-street, near Finsbury-square, Middlesex, painter and glazier, Feb... 24, _and ivlarcit 31, ateleveo, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Syudall, Al. dersgate- street. • john West, pt, l:ichniond, Surrey, breeches-maker and glo ver, Fen. 21, 27, and March 31, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Patten, Cruss-street, Hatton a • • Garden. - William lames Lugg, of Worcester, ,baker, March 11, 1.2., and 31, 'ar ,cieven, at the Talbot li.n, Worcester. Attor nies, Mr. Price, - WorceSter ; or Messrs. Stephenson and Gower, Gray's-dun, London. • - James Gaytner, of Misticy, Essex, corn...merchant, Feb. 23, . 24, eittet.MaNft - 31, the Mistley. At ' torney, Mr. AinbrOse, Mistley. Isaac Stone mut, Parson , distance, of G teat Yarmouth, -Nor folk, Shipwrights and co partners, March 9, at three, IC, at ten, and 3i, ,at three, at the Three Cranes, Great Yin - , Month. Attornies, ieat Yarmouth ; or Messrs. "Swain and Stevens, - Old Jewry, Loladon. John Wild'and illiain. of Stockport, , Cheshire e cot: ton-spinners and co-partners, March 4, ;, three,. at the Crown and .Anchor ljin,. Stockpuit. Attorney,- - Mr. Citethim, Stockport. • Francis Tw'gden Walker, of Liverpool,,merehakt, Marchto, It, and 31, at One, at the C lobe Tavern,-Liverpool.. Attornies, Messrs. Stanistreet and Lde;ri,' •L,..verpOol ; or • Mr. Witiclie,' [(AM.:street, Bedfort - Proivc - .Loildoii. Richard Powies, ut Nag's Head-court ; GraCechureh-street, London, merchant, fel). it, March 14, and 3t, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornics, Messes. Swain, , _Stevens, and. Maples, Oki lewfy. , • • •• • • joint flurry; of Nag's Head-court, G raccehurch- street, Lott- don, mer..hailt„ I^Cb.' 21, Marcit Is, and 31, at ten; at. • iVirssrs. Swain,Steveua, and Maples, - trrd, john Htitilton, Newgate-street, London, linen-draper, ken. Zr, z;, and Illarch.3l,' at,eeven, at Guildhall. _At torney., Mr. Atkins ,, n, Castle -court, I•ale.on-squard. john Burgriall,- of ,Great Surreyastreat ; Blaciarlars-road, Suirey, cheesernongr, Feb. 21., 28, and March 31, at ten, at" Guildhall, Lorrlon.• ,Attornies, . _Messrs. Beaurin-and Dalton, anon -street, Bishopsgate•street. • Evaci backs, of iiattio,r bridge, '.Laneashire;:entton-manu facturer; March 213, and-31, at eleven„at tiia~ White Horse,'ll Preston, Latieasinre. - A.ttutnies, Messrs. Ashaleu and , ShuttlewOrrii, Preston;"or Mr. Wiglesworth, Gray , s4nn.. square, London. • - Edward Price,' otherwise A lexanderS pence,f of Leeds, York shire, her:. hant, Fch. 26; at lour,. March 3, and 31, at ICII, , at the liu i aiid Mouth Ion; Leeds.- Atturnies, Mr. Lee, Leeds; or - Mr.-134 tye, Chancery. lane, London. • Joseph Stevens; -- of Reach - lig, Berkshire, grocer, March 9, to, ' and 31, at eleven r at the -Angel Inn,. Reading. Attorney, Mr Vines, keJciing. Richard Tnintinsdn, , of Leek,- Staintdsltire, linen-draper, Feb. 24, Nlari.:l 3, and 31, at twelve, at Guildnail, Lon- , don. Atturnies, Messrs. Berry and lames, Walbrook..; too rge Parkinson, of London, warehousernan,. Feb. '2B, March i 4, and 31, twdve, at Guildhall. Artornies, Mr,bsrs. Nle4lciowcrolt and Stanley, liolhoru-court,G ray's. Inn. DIVIDENDS. April 4. John Storey Pritchard, late of Wigmore.street; grocer. April 4. James Fletcher Hughes, of .Wigmore.street, sta. tioner. • March £7. fol.iti Thompson, of Hand-court,- Upper Thames . s t r eet, w;,:ii-a:tale..stan , £ner; • ; • : -- Marc f, lb. iiarrts, late of Cardiff; 'shopkee,Ret. March J:}. I' annl tninpson, of Prestint, ntreh 3 £ 1 - .l£nes Ward,••late or Bermondsey, brewer. March 24. Thomas of Throeitanoftoti r street,,rncr, chant. • , •- • March 31. James Pendred, of Drool:-green, Hanimersmith, de,dcr. . Match' r. ' Ralph and John Houklingi late of Preston, deal— ers March 17. C tiarles Cole, of Drury-lane, viaual ler - . March 25. Robert I'homas, late at Cowbridge, Glamorgan, - shopkeeper. • March 3r, - John and George Scott, of .South-street, Fins bury-square, merchants." • • March 13, ,Saithael , Moore, late of Leicester, woolcornber. March it— , L)Ant:.l 1-Litfinan, of Belton-4treet, Long-acre, cheesemonger. March io. liuwett, of St. Martin's Jane, carpenter . . Feb. 21. David - Cto , >ei, of Cutter-lane,' merchant: March 24. Ed r ,, ard'Hargrave, of -Lower Tooling, dedcr. March tt, 101111 Ki down, of K rkdale,• Lancaster, merchant. March 11. Rob. Kr rk Man, ut Liverpoolidotton-manutaLltrrer, CERTIFICATES. 'March to'. Richard- toms, of Sheffield,. linen-draper: William Warcup, of Camden-place, Islingtort4rev.r4tioker. Ferdinand Burltoh, of. Sbet:rness, slopse.ger. , , Richard Farr. of %I:pont:Ai, Heretord, timber.merchaat. Richard Francis Sander's, of Enfield-elf:ace, grazier.. PARTNERSHIPS DISOLVED. a 1 T.. I;treedsil : ". - I;ti;ee - 71 - s - , -- ZiCt W. Scrivens, jun. of Hastings, ... . , SassexY . merchatits".. : ' • . T. Davies Ind T. Leigh, of Warrington,:Lancaster, maltsters. F. Hart. jun. arid W. Coll:Mani. of Nottingham, hosiers. A. Busigny, C ‘Vilichison, a::d T. Goodall, of Parsonage- . . ... _. ___ .. „ Jane, 13at11, brewers. j . gr.int, R Brant, and R. 'De ',army, of Cheapside, Lon. don,' silkmen. S. Needles . , R. A4 , :;;t, and M. Green, of Wood-street, Lon don, straw- hat tdaliuraditrers. . . T. Wood and I. Appli:pan, of Roehdale, Lancaster,. paper dealeTs. 05cFORD, SATURDAY.-FEB. 14.—Yesterday morn- Aight Rev. 14,;ss was consecrated Lord lii,bop of this Diocese, in the_pathedral at Christ, church. • His Lordship 14eing unable toattend, the. Rev. Dr.. HAY, one of the Capons 'was his proxy. • The Rev. C,ua IIocKETT is collated, by the Lord Bishop ~of this Diocese, to Prebend of Tiinbericombe,.in t iie Cathedral of Wells. • lionday last.the Rev . . FIEN. Rrxtt,tans,D.D. Re6tor.ofExeter. (..;;41ege, and Vice-Chancellor 'of the Iluiversity, was uio eleaed in ConvO.• catiOn one of the Cur:a.. , ws . of the Theatre, in the room of tht. ii.ev. SCROPL-13411.171101tE, D.D. Warden of. Merton ,C , :jlege, .who -had .resigned that :office: • On - ‘ Tueiiday the W...) . II:•IIO.D'ERT of Oriel College, and JosEPu BENsoN; .of m Edund Hall, wire adrni:ted.Bat:beiors of Arts. Thursday CLENI-,T HuE; Bachelor of Medicine, of Pembroke Colieg. ; wasadmitted: Doevtor .Medicine. :Messrs. HINXMAN and GEORGE /VIEARRS NIAUN"- of Oriel College; and HEtiRY SOAMES, of • College; were adoliiteci;BathelofS of Arts: LONDON: Printed b At the Sutv-Ork. F - R - 6111 BAMBERG, JAN. 25.-Our . Jcnirrial of this clay contains the following Account of the progress of Hostilities in Poland : the I-lead-Quarters of Marshal 1 AVOUST, 4 t G9lymin, Dtc. 28. " The third Corps of: the- army , has had a very dangerbils position for these ten days past; it was posWd upon a peninsulappon the right bank of the. Bug, bppositeOkunin,-and upon an islandat the con fluence of the tirka.and the Bug. Gen. MI ratitun, NVith two regiments; of cavalry, , advanced towards Potoschokow, a village which 'htid been burnt .by the Russians after they had occupied it to. recon-• noitre the works and observe the motions of the French. The danger of this position was increased, since, at. first,,we had only a. few boats by which the troops of the third corps of the army could - be transportethby degrees over the Bug. In the course of the,first - eight days not more than 4000 infantry had passed, and they maintained this , p6A• in sight' of the whole Russian Army. At length .t bridge of boats was formed; over. which - the whole of •the third corps paSsed, .with their artillery, to ,:the-right bank of the- Bug. • _ • " The fifth corps; under Marshal- LANttes, . had passed the Vistula, at Warsaw, and followed the third corps •as the second line of the...army. After the troops had - taken a convenient situation, the operations commenced.. • " Early on the 23d of December the - Emperor ' joined the third corps. The Russian's • were deeply to renehed on-the right bank of the Urka, TheCorn mander in Chief, KAMENKOY, GeIIeraIs•BENNING SEN, TOLSTOY, • DOLGORUCKI, BUXHOVDEN, &C. were at the adVanced posts. Every thing remained quiet for a while; at-length, at three o'clock nt the af ternoon; Marshal DAvous'r began the attach uphn the Rtissian entrenchments. A brid,;e was thrown over the Uriza,•elear the place where it lads intOl he Bug,: which, Geli. Moaniso ininv2diately . pa: , sed with his troops, its order . to threaten the lett wing of the Rus : sianS. The:third division, under Gen. GAUTHIER, Whos,OCcopied the place of Gen: QUI)IN, had orders twattack the tetede pont at Potherckow ; 'Capra lk; P-: RiN ) Adjilia Lit ICI; 'Gen. DAvousT, Croissed Ul - ka bark, with fifty intrepid soldiers, passed the Russian centinels. - These fifty men kvolired the gradual passage,' first of a.battalion, and lastly of a whole regiment; two hours had'scal eel), elapsed -when the Russians were driven from all their en trenchments. They, notwithstanding, returned W;th. fresh vigour, with the vieW of recovering their post tions. Both sides fought with'great'obsthtacy:, how- - &try' by one o'clOck on the 24th, the RussianS were repulsed with' such` a Considerable loss, that not the least hope remained of their success, and, they re treated to Czarnovow, after having destroyed. the bridge' at Pomercktm. Here they took anon her vantageoas position upon the plains of Czarnovow,and in that place itself, but they_Were agaipdriven:out. They notwithstanding advanced three times .succes... sively; but were at : length .compelled to, leave the field of battle with the loss of a great quantity of arnimmition, and several piedeS of cannon. There was not a house in Czaroovow which, had not-sutfo - ed. The Emperor remained upon guard all night, before the bridge which had been thrown over the Urka. The enemy now turned his attention to.Nasielsk, where 'various other bloody, affairs souk 1 lace.— The cannon left at Czarnovow, and-several other pieces that have fallen into our hands within the Vst fortnight, were cast this : year, "On he. 24th,: the cavalry. were engaged the whole day in the neighbourhood of NaSiclsk ; -to- Wards the evening i -General FR-IANT'S division came to.their . assistance„ and compelled the enemy to re treat, and leave several pieces of cannon, and a num ber of dead, behind them. On the 26th an attack was made , under Prince JOACHIM upon the whole of the enemy's line. Th e seventh corps, under Marshal AUGEREAdi the left wing ; the third corps, under Marshal DA , -- VOUST, formed•the centre.; while that of-Marshal LANNES was posted to the right. The battle was very brisk with both the wings. Towards the-left it began at CzarnOvow, front whence the enemy, who fought With great Obstinacy, were driven back to, Golymin. Marshal LANNES made severat:atiacks upon the right: - sometimes we lost, and . soinetimes we gained ground. 'We fought till midnight. The .resuits of altthQse affairs are 100 pieces of cannon, ofall sorts, and upwards of 5000 killed; whom the Rusians left behind-thent " The Ethperor came yesterday with his guard to Golymin. MarAmlS INVOUgT and AIfGEREAU a're there likewi4e. 'The Emperor and his retinue occupy the house - belonging - the Lord Of the Manor, which 'does not contain more than three wretched aink moots ; and, besides this inconvenience; had :before been plundered by the Russians. It was full of the Wounded they had left behind them. A RUssian Colonel died there just before the Emperor's arrival. _ _ _ The two Marshals are quartered in two huts in the village, when:. themselves and their whole Stair sleep, upon straw. The kitchen is the only habitable place in these Polish Palaces ! For want of bread we are 'obliged to bake cakes, and in broad day it is neces sary to have a light. "% • • ...1310T.—A serious disturbance arose on Sunday . morning 'in the tields.*ljoining.BrubSr.vick-square, between:a party of persons,: chiefly Irishmen, and a body of Police Officers. - The fields in question have been rendered a complete nuisance lately by exhi bltions of pugilism- during Divine. Service On the Sabbath; and,in order to remedy it, Mr. HUNTER, Mzigistrate, ordered Bell, the High- Constable, to attend . ,,l,Vith assistants, and take the ringleaders of the peace-breakers into custody. The mandate was obeyed . ; and Bell, with eleven assistants, broke info a ring, in which two men were fighting, and secured one.of them. The rabble resisted the officers, and rescued the man. A- serious confli&, which: lasted ten minutes, ensued, in which many of the con. stables,were much hurt; one of whom, it is feared, will not' survive. the injury he received, and several others are confined to their habitationi The mob' drove the constables from the field, the greater part of them being armed with bludgeons. TwO of the offenders were taken yesterday and examined at Hatton-Garden ; they were . remanded,' and one of them was charged by Trott; the officer, as being one of the destriers who shot a soldier at Pimlico some time since. '‘ . . . RTCH'ARD HARRIS, of No: 4 \ Martlett-court, Bow -street; and ICE, No. 112, Siraud whete• Advertisanehis, Orders r 7D - DLESEX SkSSINS. Yet`erdLt Rolert To40:1 was indirted for an -as sault on a ebild Of, the name of beeby, seven years ctici ! ,The Defendant, a carpenter and undertaker, in Woodstreet, Spa- fields, was the „intimate frier* of the father of the child, a watch-movement-maker, in the same street. , It appeared_ by : the statement of t who deli ered het, t7stimony in -the most clear and artless manner; that . ; he , PriSoner in the most shocking manner.towards,her, and that she has ever since been very ill. The. Jury found the Prisoner Guilty, and the, Court sentenced 7 him to be imprisoned one year, and to stand in the pil lory at Clerkenwell Green, in the first month. It was;with ditliculty that. tho Delencian was prote&ed from the indignation of the populace. BOW-sTREP.T.,--.-Yesterday a man named Ell worthy, alias Morris, hying, with Mr. Wirgman, of St. James's -street,. was ..charged before' the Ma gistrates with having robbed his Master of . cilvr articles; among whieh -weee' - a' tea:not, and jeweitelly to a Considerable amount. ~ T he fad being snfficient lj proved to • the satistadion of the Magistrates ; Ell worthy was•fully conimitied - foi; ' A rn'in, who has been living as a - Gentleman kir, 'some time past, at: Southanipton"; a livery ser vant, has lately been disenvered to have defrauded a number of persons of that town of geods to every considerable amount ; in COnseo,hende of the . ToWn ~Cletk has written , several letters to -the Mat: gistrafes, at ll‘v-street„ by order of the, Mayor--.- The fello t- proves to . , be a riotoriouS, swin:ller, of the ticnne of . Sib4ey,. a nh:n of:colour, a companion of Tool. Sims; who .vas transported a few month since. On _Friday a letter was received at -Bow- . street, fr:nn the Town clerk, stating, - that in con- . sequence of a lettcr beingittierceptcd, from Sibley; dhea,cl to London;. there was every reason to be- . lies ` th:n a Teat part of the property which Sibley ha obtaah. , d, was on its road to London, or-had :iin.ady.. arrived there. On this informatibn, An , th.yrty went to the different Inns where the coai.:lles and waggons come fo . ;;and fonndi - pairelS and, ,ho:kes dire6ted.to a votnan, and some to be left, till (.7111ed for, at • several inns . ; which' Anthony supposing to !rive been sent frozii Sibley, he, detained the t thetn. The Prisoner is in custody, on tWelve - charges. . - • • In the course of TUesday night several French Prisoners of War escaped from Norman-Cross Bar- rack ,. The Drawino- b of the State Lottery finished on SatOrday, the 14th lust The Ticket No. 18,006 as.FitStidraWn on that day, -entitled to Five' h,:ii sand Pounds, was sold at HAZARD, BURNE, and Co.'s Otlice, Royal Ekeh t ange, where every fixed Capital Prize this Lottery has• been sold and shared. The following are the numbers of the Capital Prizes in this Lottery-which have been sold at I - lAZAio, BUR NE, and Co.'s Otlice,•viz.., No. 12,283 - - - 30,0001 1 -, 24,49* - - z , ,6201. • - 23,545 - - I°,o°o , l ' } Shares. 546 swot. 24 , 4 58 - t0001.. 1 5276 - : : 10°01: J. 18,006 - 113,0t0 - - 500 s : ° ° Z'ln 'whole Tickets. SHIP NEBS. HULL, FLB!tUARY 14. Arrived—the Courier, Coiiii , xs, from . Memel Norwich Merchant, front Yartnuoch. 4 'i t'atne, Clark, , from Dundee ; and 110 1)e, —"-z, twin Loudon. FEB. is. Arrived-,tn7l3ridlington, from ?t. Mi. chael's; Wilson, anti Woungton, frotii Oporto. . ' GRAWkSEND, FEB; r 6. Passed by—the Sophia, Londe; froth Dathzic ; Resource' Har.,son, Sally, Hall, and Union' Rowey, from Potts' mouth. Sailed--the Otis, Crockery for New-York ; Orlando, jack son, tnr St, Kitt's ; fladdoetc,, Rechn:Ln, for S. Lucie-; at lonei; for 'tit. Vincent's; Allison, for tniniex ;. Griffin; Duncan, for . Demerara; Wttliarn, ston, and Canadian, Allured,. for Jamaica. B IRT LIS. . . . , On Satttrday at Yew Cottage, .1-jenharn, the Lady o f Lieutenant Rowland 11;1 , ,iiey, of the Royal Navy, of 4 Daugh. tee. • . , ~ 'file same day, in (cower-street; ,the wife of the. Rem. W, R. Wake, of a Daugimt. . • Yesterday, at the house of the Rev. 1)r, Holland, in Gower,street, the Han. Mrs. Holland, of a Daughter. - i 1 111ARRILD. . 'Lately, at Resale F astle, Thomas Hamilton, Esq. to Mrs. Charnock. .On Saturday. last, at St. Dunstan's, George, Wright Gra vener, f•L'sq. of Dover, in tire County of Kein., to :1 , 1155 ma Frances Walir,,hceond dau - Aiiter• Of Joint Waiter',' E.iq - . of Perry Court, FeveOharn.. on Sunday 1...5t, af (.;eorge's, Hanover-square,. Mr. A. N. Earie, - or the Royal Nsvy, to Miss Cnairotte 'youngest daughter or the late Mr. $. Leonard, of Conduit street, - Hanover-square. . ' - • . S% - LIFE ANNUITIES, AF.VERSION PEN i STOti,a'' PO . ST-013IT'll'ORDS. R noßEras iesi7e6tfrlly ir‘forms the N() - bility and . triitry . , I , yho'require anThirinetil'ate LO ,l upon the above Securities, th.it he is authorised, by Persons of the first Rentettability, at this tiind 'to lay out numerous Sums ofAloney above tool. but more particuiArly in SUIII3 Of Ot:1. 7001. I'.ool. 10C..01, 15001: and 20001. The securities pinred upon LandedA:states, Houses, Funded Property un• der Trost, Clergymen's. Livings, pensions, &c; will be inl fuediateiy determined on by him, and, if approved, the Mo. ',my instantly advanced. • 4edeemable•at Option. —Perional 'ioplications.to him, or by Letter, (post paid). at itislioti)et Cecil -street, immediately attended to. DIED. ()n, ‘Verinesday last, Mrs. Scare, of Tring Grove, Hefts. On " . 'hursday evening last, Mr. 1-lumplirey Wiglawio.lS, of Ilenly-on-rilallleS, ine-metihant, aged Ss.. On Friday, at her brother's house in Bloomsbury-Square, Mrs. Smith, sister of sir Nash Gruse,.aged 7t. On Saturday last, at Hingham, Norfolk, in the 75th year of his age. - Edward Evans, Esq. late Captain in the 23d -Re giment, or l 2 oyalWerich Fuziieers. The sanle evening, at Staines, Mr.. William Yorke, of •Q ueen- street, Cheap side, .aged 27. - The same day, at Dulwich, ,William Stevenson,_ Esq. Ranker. -• • On Monday morning, at Warfield Grove, the youngest son of the Earl and Countess of Mourttnorris; Richard Bradshaw Atinesley,'after a tedious • The - same•day, after 's long and painful illneSs, Miss Hey 'man, eldest daughter of Henry Heyman, Esq. of Queen square, Bloomsbury. • - On Monday, in her 34th year, after a very lingering ill.' ness, Mrs. Sarah Liuton,•of tiiiion-street, Whitechapei. On the 25th u lt. in the 3tli year of-her age, Mrs. -Sarah Watson, wife of Mi. Watson. Corn dealer,. of John•street, 0 xfiird.street. • • - A few. days-since, Charles Dymoeke Willaume, - Esq. of- Tingrith, , in Bedford shire. • . PRICE OF STOCKS g D A Y. Bank Stock, 221 i • [lndia Stock, 125 1 , 1 . Navy g per Cent. 96 i t } lodta- Bonds, 3s. 4s. pr. i per Cent, 1797, Exchequer Bills, ts. 2S. pr. Irish 5 per Cent. par, . 4 per cent. 111 i 4. t hratium, 71 3 per Cent. Red_ 621 }' s 63 imperial 3 per Cent, 62 } 3 per Cent. Con. 6:. iL- Ditto Alin. 8 1-761 h Bank I . Ann. 17 i 15- i6ths Cons. tor 26th, 1 eb. 621 ii Ditto Short Ann. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MDR. It W Morning, 41 min. after i►. Afterneop, 52 n in. after tr. u iisll(- , 1 by IV t : I m ARMICER Sc:ttrripofSouth MoiToiustreet, Ciosiferior-squaref, r Ord Paper, Leffea:for 019' F,dilo,r (pestluid), must be addressed.• • A CHALLENGE. sESS R S CURRIE and Co., challenge the whole 'World to prove a single instance where their ,Medicine and Method of Cure have failed of t he desired eflet. Tice practice of many ye/Us in;this particular branch of their pm" Cession has.nNt given rise to one unsuccessful case. They cod ! tiritte to diir a their studies to the treatme nt and cure-of cerr. . taPuComplaitits,..arvl that derangement of the sYstem which is the consaquenceOf.adestruCtive habit. It is a mel a ncholf truth; that the indulgence in this solit ar y vice brings on trios. Deficiencies and - Debilities which frequently. prevent and eMbitter the*: Matrimonial State, and imposes by anticipa^ tionApen its unhappy victims: all the'infirinitieS of old ..,..ager. T o such peivanvit must be - a consoling retiettiOn to kno7,, that. they may now;. by a new and inf a l li bl e mode. of treat!' rent, he-restored t(k health, strength. and manly vigour.--1 - Messrs. Currie and Cp. being regular Stirgeong of the Rpyil: College, -the ittea - oferripircktitcannot I.iOssinly be attacheri• to their pr for .notitiog-but a tlinrough convictrin, eon, firtned z:.Np,'?rierice , ' of die injudicio u s mode of, treattnent adopted by the gener a l Vractitioncr in the cure of C2nl,llaint;; and-that clas of Debility' which inevi tably -results :from the indiservioos of r .).1t1•1, could induce . them to deviate from the ustral system), aril by performing the, mos t ~,tpris i ng dusea, coirvine the \ - "vorhi of the decided - slt; \periority of their mode ot treatment. To "1:1 10 N 1 I'A No. o, New Istidve-St . re , i•t, Honoured Sir, dinhurgh, March 13, 18 °'' 13.Eq leave to inform you,, that over sinc..) tha y ea r 1'7,4), 1 have te.l.4iiliatxt with the L u e s vene, ftoin its WiSimately resisting ertfry.c,mrse Of Medicine prescribed by the' nrost eminent of the Ez,itiy nere, and undergtting several severe courses - of salivation,* and twice discharged iron s t h e h osp i tal, with little relierv woUld appear to be of the mu s t i nveterate nature. In the spring ° to of last year thy &sealer had got . to such a h ea d, puta period to my existence—l bad- a large taco" on the crown' of :my head; one on each arm,- and my lel?' were broke out in frightful manne r ;. right was dreaa n painful, and had- been in a statt, of ulccratiOn for the was very much discoloured, and gave me .sttch excrutiat* lso pnve of rest ; this lanientable state, I was recoal• t il : ia te t n p d sac t i d v: b .l y 'Y M ' 1 Thompson, : i iir . ll>;: vvlh.ten. hlwda t ko wbue r ( e ll e Pa e ra i g v se e l d in:a s (r O i (1; tto'e:aat ctire by tltetn to take your Lealse's Patent pills, Which 1 began to d« on the aotit of May in the course of a fortnight, I he.L:an to receive benetit—in than a c0..)7u.., •!: on my heed , and arms were., - S;Atatitiv spres Oil my It.',4s healer s ; leaving, howc-...c ,n i n the skip,_auci.Nittin the bone of tila witi4ll, by the 'S ley' sing'ofOortvi , and a little longer petseverinee in your 1 11 ":: ivable Medic:in:, subsided ; the nodes •ttispersin; s , ,the sit reeinin,tiis natural hue, and the notturnal . pains .gratltmi" — goitvg oft. I thus beca m e,- by• your, liberal advice a n d dicme, pertectly free' from- all my former complao t he °-- have recovered my former s pi r i ts an d strength, ariaain ,, conic jolly and fat, in which state illiVin4coatilide4l 5 !"4 !Mails to the astonishmtuit of ail wh o knew me, .a.lossin what terms to express my gratitude, but be; •for the. good of other .sultering riertals, to inake. this ill/ : base as public as possihle, as t shall on,every occasion: 'jn, so doing, you will greatly tklige, Sir, your -greteft-liv obedient, very humble servant, . A I.E URK.E Swan's Close High;strcet, Edinburgh:. _ Witnesses to the above Cure : . . jJOHN T..nomPsoisi, No: 3, l*N l ,:w Pouitri' Market; an'' lottN WI wrosii, Assnibly-Close, I' repared.and Sold-by the Stile Proprietor. Sur- THOMAS MCIII!:Qr of, 'f;IC Ov :.1 Colley. o f g eons, at.his House, No, g, New • Bride-street, I where, at;er a constant re , ;tdence of more d ull tittrty-s' years, in a practic e . p art i cu l ar l y :three:L..l to the Curt:? , Venereal Complaints and those incident:t; to the r:arts Of 'Generatlon, :with -- thatinvithatile secrecy which tricli.-eg 1113. profession should always olaserv.: in sorb eases t g flatters himself, the advice anti ass. s nor • atuitoo l, administers to persons taking this will . I ' 4 esteemed, by a discerning PjUblic,, as an advanta dom attainable and void of all ambiznity. Also:sold, .by his appointment, for t!it convenience °f. those living at ‘a• diStanee, at the Perianier's, No. 35, - S t. Alban 's-street, ; the . Tby•shop, No, ro3, ‘- )1 " f!'r•t-street; Mr: Dishototn3li's, No. 7, • l'ishlstreet=ll:l l ; I)dy. 'Steel's, Bookseller, No, t, Uniou-row, Little Tower' • ; Mr. Baxter's, soutn-britiv;e, ;. Mr, .I•lac donadd, Glasgowt ; Mr. ld'ull, Dame-'stteet, ;'and bf Our 7Perstul m every considerabie town in Great Britain a 3,1 Ireland; in lioxesofonly-zs: 9d. each, seated - op with to and plain• directions, -whereby person s 01. caner lax_ ,," cure theniseives with ease, secrecy, and s afety. Everj,l3ox soktin (.Teat is seaied up • a , ..Starrip, on witu.h,• by favour of rtie cpraznisieners tf priftted. at the •;tarn.it T. Taylor,. No NC - Ilid,te-str=t,ot —to imitate which is Feiony, arid. are Counwteits . " 7.:71 HEN • Prof6siOnal' Men 'of Eci.uca.tion, and V Poni , g, , nt - r7,1 SSle': l r 3 Y . the sele,C;i.i(4l & t a bc4net), th,<' of looK '; t o r. v z rx.closiv.4 • I tre:u;nera Thre •.rs ) s,,r(lers, rts 'OIV /)1115 . giv - est n r.a d i titia r, _ Ii .. , r(i.•; !,,sp}) ":a., : j r able, the htva oi zes of thoic. are the stosl_ p o rtaut . in plc Yatidl?;',ur Iptirrn.ttes. arti n every Sirgeot!'. town, a wish at an -early ot ill" • iiyitivals f rom th c , ign?r„nce of unt:::l:4,ateti men, or tI 4 precip:taucy ot gcnerai.Vr a etf t: •• arls , The Thrce I)isot4.:rs, to the Ctire of which 1 have tif.",. "yotzti myattenttoni comptist: 'every spe'cies of VEN' - It Al, INFE CT 1 , .whetii.er of a recent or long d 0 rati,n I;i:hts of whether ; the habits , pl,scho,;i bi 43, or Ow_ indulgui:. es- 0 111 Y' "" age t:t4t nt syst - ern / 13 v " .. rncrt livhlch is eatlihrliAßßEN'N F SS, or STE v.l LIT V „, NurryerQu§ I;.*Ases. are the.re.S.4lt of ig 4 ior at i ce , o r haste in the freatnient of a sihiplq'uoilokrtiwa ; it not un trecu,ntly , 1 )en::, that Ow ot ii.raprAis • ove , : t`l 'tkr indiscreiron of an ungititchsi non% —B .y a superi!7r thod such Compl:aints: are cured; an d. others have (lilt , ', 1 trust that 1 may presume - to Mier a radical re.cStiblishinent, • 0 . ' - Few, •Itowever s; ?; - e the case of i n this 'disorder; coniNired vvith - the Calainirous of Men; who,, from an• indulgence in a SoiltaKy . vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a tashionahl.: 11:e, that state of I,:ebility,rm - !iich is the unavoidable 'consequence' of such perricious Where the unharpy stifferet brcods: nVer'hs ri i iser*; but carefully conceals - his misfortune, it May for him to lc,now,_.that - although it Le ari o bj e ct of • doubt or. uncertainty with other Praditi. .the - rerOPVI of these Deficiencies by the' gradual progress of 'ReityY 3. tion, is the , ae(iiiirement of . Ex periencc - 1 f the rites of liacchus or :Venus have, began to rediii.:e Manly vigour, much anxiety will he prevented by an early Counterac tion of this Carignii.d :Snare ; and in these cases; no great difficulty ~tiill occur. But where. this I)efichni7v has for -yeitrs existed, ~I,l p ric!. . pyr Irseverance indispensably , et/uisire to revie.,:t:h13,,,1,±01.1. ring Sparks at . Li te;4111.1 ie.aniniaie Constitutiin. MARRTE l.) whohave long.bezn disap- , ointeet in theirpxpedations of a family, may be aristir....'6, that in most instancts, such deteds are , .a.zrable by Mai cal The secresy which is so -essential to my nridertaknlik and thequaiiric4tioriS whichl have presumed to . state, form the basis of my pretensions; and in coincidence with vial this intimation is given, that Mr. Alive may be consulted personally, or by Letters-(inelosing a small Note), at td s house, No. z 9, Arundel street, Strand, near Temple MO. ' There is an „additional Entrance in Water -stray' adjoining, and the Name is on both the doozs. Martinliree, Member of the Royal College of Stirgeons' ,~