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1)171C11 FRIGATE at S./14VD, in SCOTLAXD. Three Frigates, that left the Dutch sorts ertOy V.braarv, surivoied :to be deitined for flatavia,,in North about; - made-:tour appearance Otf the . , (Pknep, on' the.2fith of last , ntooth, when one of n was driven ashore nu the small i7landof Sam . 'h. rile,pArt:(:alars Will be found in the two following letters.' Throe hundred of the" Caithnest Volun, tft.c:rs, with the Same alacrity:and spirit which they d:iplayed on a former occasion, have embarked for S.inda, to:protca'the inhabitants; and to secure the troops and sailors who have landed ori the Wand. 7 -(Wasgow Herald, jlarill 13.) : LWVTER FROM A GENTLEMAN IN AN OFFICIAL SITUA- TI )N, DATED THURSO, mAncii%3. I have just received notice, by Express, from . Eh-kw:ill, that a Dutch Frigate,. of -I.j guns; with a 1 caniplernent of 4.(26 men, including a considerable. I minter of marines, or foot soldiers; had been driven on shore in the Island of Sanda,.upon 'Thursday lasi, ,andthat the troops and marines having saved a eon siderable Ott of their small artits, had becon.le t;')r- I midable, not only to the Inhabitants oftliat but to the,country at large. In consequence of this' ' notice= transmitted direetly by the Licutenantcyof Orl*ney, a Meeting' of theneputy Lieutenants •of tilts count) hasjuit been held place, in . NV ch it has been resolved to send. a. Strong detachment from Abe -rolunteer ''Fbree of. .t:his Co4lity,, , to the ; rellefol pur.frionds on the other site of the water. `the Expedition will sail In ,course of the night, and I. hope you \Fill soon hear a gocd,accountof 1 them." I 'do not suppose that th,. any_situation to resist \vltli effe-t - the force. that wdll be sent against thOm., I an, only fearful,' that they May find an opportunity of ctfeCting their escape,' by . means of some - trading vessels . , before 'our I peciple get up,-and thus rob them of their laurela.'); ANOTHER LETTER, DATED .ED . INB&RGH, MARCH I. " By a letter just received • from ThursO, I. finti that a Dutch 42. Gun-ship is on shore at Sanda, with 420 men, including 31 that perished before landing. 4, They ware.driven on the Island on Thursday morn ing, the .26th ult. and it was six in the evening be fore they were got as,bore ; the inhabitants distri buted them in -small parties among the di&rent fa mullieg, and secured about WO stand of small arms to a store.:bouse, which the Dutch threatened to. break open. The Gentleman who writes •me saw a letter from a Mr. D. FOTERIUNGHAM to the Magistrates of Kirks,vall, requesting immediate assistance. Capt. RICI4AN, ,in His Majesty's Armed Ship Noriblk, was in Deer 'Sound, but : he had duly 50 men on board his Ship. Smacks were sent - from Orkney to Thurso, and near 300 of the CalthneSs Volunteers had assembled to embark, as-soon as the wind,whieli,at the time the letter was written, bleW hard, had abated. The Frigate parted company. front two others, through the thickness of weather,-thed2y she got on shore. And they have ,since been seen : f.orn-the Orkneys. They were said to be bound to the West Indies i and to have troops on board." Tae Faculty of Advocates again met on. the gth inst. for the further discussion of the intended altet ation in the Administration of Justice iu Scotland. Two motions, of which notice had .been given by letter, were then made and seconded. Ist, " That it is the opinion of this Meeting' that the number of Judges cotnposing the Court of Session ought, to be considerably diminished insteadof being augmented, ,as is - proposed sin this Bill." An .Arucnclinciot. - was moved and secOnded, that all the above words should be left out after the word That, and the following inserted As no dilninntion of die number' of judges of the Court of Session, is proposed in' the Bill, it does not appeartobe advisable that the-F a- culty should express any opinion upon the. subjed." The - votes for the Amendment 74- 7 -Against it 62. • The second Motion was;" That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that the Court of, Session ought to be divided .into two, 'and 'not into three Chambers, as proposed by the• Bill." The votes for the motion were 64', againstit .70. The Faculty then adjourned till the i3th'instant. • On Tuesday the 10th instant tne infant Non •of his Grace the Duke of • BEDFORD baptized at Dublin C4lstle, when his Lorciship , receivealhe natut., of CHARLES JAMES Fox. The-ceremony W 35 per tbrowd by the Right Hon.' and •Mo , t Earl of NoiIIAISII'ON, Archbisboii• of *Dublin,. Pii:- rnate,ofireland.. The SpOIISOTS Duke 11 Rict-tmosn; Lord' fIoi;LAND,- •,trid the Duch:: 3s represente by tl;e V,arl , of HARtur.:7;- TON, the_, Right Hon. W. ELIOT, Chief 'Secretary, Ild Lady A.RETH, UTTLEAI A LES,,.dailgbier of the. Duchess of I.griqs-rEti. Tie 'evening concluded a roost mognificent ball atidiutipeS, - to—skihieh a . nan'et•ous' parry Of the Irish Nobi:ity and Gently iu d been invited. • • Friday morning, at seven o'clock, an affair of h&- rour was decidca - betwun Mr. of Vere street, and .of WfOrd 7 street. 7 —The ' , parties wet, at the top of - Portland -street, fr;)in whence they proceed&l intothe : after the first Fre, without of eft the seconds interfered, and filo • c fspute was, amicably adjusted. An Inquisition was taken yesterday at a 'public hou-se t Knightsbridge; on the body of Mary Eliza sh c ., l , l: ;ton, Who was fOuilct 'drowned : in l-5 de dark on the preceding Sawa day . it appeared in evidence, th a t the deceasd, 'Who \,vas of .very.reapeetable parents, left . her howe to take a wratk .on: Sat urday. after rioon, iland in the . eveningv she ''A;na found by some Thi;-re.. being no conclusive evidence how the Oeceased'caine by her death ) the Jury retuned, a Verdict--=Found Drozmlert. ~ t,t .. 'Yesterday a Coroner's inquest was taken on the body of Mrs . of-Kni:;ht rlder; , Onycboators' Commons, who on Friday last cut her. throat so des-, pe ' ra - te ly that she expired in a fe%v h6urs.=-Verdi6C,. Lunaiy. What renders this event the more remark: able is, the effeCt -which. iris supposedi to have had: on the mind of a female: neighbour, a Mrs. of knigiit-rider-street; -who, after 'taking, her break. : last yesterday, said to her , maid-servant, " Mrs. B. is bvpy , now, I wish I Vas so;" and then desiring the servant not to disturb,her for some time, wetrt. 'up to her bed-room, and hung herself from Else bed4-post. - ri_tron. Oar 1 artich4triy 111() , ;.‘ Ci 1 - t'i'e• anti the t• \_ , , lialod. .ii - Cardi2iinsnire, the M, 4 2..1ibt , c far that 'Co,inty,,. vraS‘ de by :ire, Vriday hist. \\''..e h.ive.nat yet been able to learn the cause of this dent, oi7whether pgrt of the' ‘`ilualile . l,,i'yr, ; l", Pic.turea; this elegakanclidassical cgntained-, were preserved - from. the flames. We sliall,_however, ;make it our business t,o inquire the particulars as iociti as possible, and hope they rna be of a nature to relieve" the anxiety of Mr. nutiieluus friends. We s have, the satisfai:tion of tt inh that no lives were lost., Mr . ...1 . 00F.3 hin) ell, vio understand; was in town, atietHing his riii-lil pentary. duty ; Mrs. and Miss JonsE's V;;;;;:e, at borne, and verylappiiy Mr. 11.1.NBuitv Mr. donNt•is's brother-in-laW; was on a visit' in' tlie itosise. The family, under his protealdn, removed to the Ha:sod A tai3, at .the Devil's, - Bridge, 'whither every thing that Could be saved was conveyed. Gt . iiSU 'GRAND SURREY CANAL BASON:--On Friday last tie.h high wilier, that - useful and i•dnirnodiou;i Work; the Grand Surrey Canal Bason of Rotheritithe, was opened for the_ reception of 'Vessels and Craft. This, tindertaking e frorn the small capital experijed, and itL great capability . of valuable establishitients writs banks, favourable to revenue, promises to its Pro= prietors and the Public :eat: large' great. cottveniertee And every probableadirantage. , Abotie half past three - . o'cloCk in the 'afternoon, the wetither being "ex'- . tremely tine, the ceremony:of . enteririve _the' Bt4ton be ,n, by pertilitt hig Cie fite;i'Ve';selyethe ..rirgv; of Len 66, = fintidsdli ie. thigtirt t en"- Master; to p&S - througli the-Entr;ne'e 7 Locli f e. 'l - tunic:icing. with, the-Thalites, , into the Easter..'. grand) '•6f . ' the . Bason',. eri...ler' a superb display .of thenutrietzoilsliTig; of *a on ll : 'Natis,- Whilst a large - bated of. tiiardai" Musi c , tilted the„air. with .exhilirating , sounds at-the ;Joyful event, amidst the fer‘:ent'acelaint , itions- and wishes of Pri)- • s i . )eii,ty, to . the (. onceth, b 3. a very late - and respeaable . number of persons a,sembled,on4 - Occasion. - ,Oh. the - fiTgo, thefirst Ves.,ti, Arriving at her situation in the middl - e - Of the Yasuo,' she sainted' With 'CittaiOn, and was:inatnediately anstvered. by cannon on the banks of ttte Island,. and repeated cheers followed theSe salutes, which were frequently repeated" by cannon from ale Argo, as the other Vessels that followed entered the Bason with clisplayed.Fiags.. The next VesSel that 'famed. was . an elegant Brigantine • called the equity, Mr. Aet.AteroN HODGSON .owner, who proceeded in :like Man ner up the . Eastern Branch 'of the BaSon to her station at the third Jetty,. with -displayed Flags from every part of the The third that entered the Boson was that very handsome Yacht, the pro, pert ofTnemAs TAYLOR., tsq. who proceeded up the Eastern Branch, .and made a complete totir of the Whole of theeoblong Bison, taking her statioi, at a Jetty on the nortbetvekt side. ',Tile feurth.Vessel that preSeated itself was Ulat.nobleVessel the British. Tat, .t he property ef 'Mr. TllollAS•FolltteSt, of South shields, who ,proceeded . also to her station tip the Eastern Branch ht the second Jetty, r the sound of cannon and cheering acclamations by -the-peopl e assembled. The next, or fifth Vessel thatefollowed„ was a small Brigantine, with -nunierous i'ia,;s dis played, called the nauti/us,,the property of THOMAS . PRAHANI; Esq. of London, whe look_ her. station ou • the west side of the entrance into 'the Ba..ion—ethas ; situated the band of music. quitted . playing. the : po. pular airs, and ree's aml country lances next shecatuft the objed of eg.hili'ation, wizen tits. d.es-iles and Gentlemen formed th,enseives on the deck of the .4rgo,intoparties, and the &Mee Weßt. merrily ,routed in:hobour of the joytill e event of the day ; afte r which thecompaily retired; extremely del ;e;llt . t.d with the festive-scene 3 andit is highly gr::t4ii:g let add, that considerinthedarge . coneowse, el spe.O.ifors as sernhlec% and tlie,nutiterou.s.oats in illeeticison; not arty accident haepened to checkettie - bil; , nity. the interesting event. This wiluabiteatel isnpurl 4 t h t I WOrk was begun in the. year IK2 under, Paha-. .meatery. sanWon, and leas unfoittnettely laboortd . 111 ) cler singular etiralti.ntat::;es Of delay; but troth the indefatigable : Cla: .and ardent sphit di.,played by , standry,..Members of the Committee, it leas at overcome every difficulty, .compitted e the whole ,of -its water-side oblong Basott,. consisting of thirteen to s ,Of water,.with a.middle .part ferininga Com- t plete Island of six acres..' The Bason with the fhatnes 'by a •large well7c9hstru4 , 2d En- 1 ,trance Lock ;it has also a large cornt.Podous Carol Lock With foUr pair of gates fit the catrance of the . Canal from the &soh. These Works,, we utelere I stand, are- done ,in, the sircin,Y,' est' ati4 most sub stantial manner,. and relleaz - Ft,.'llt credit on th,9;so ernploved for their care and, attention. , The plan of the Basun on viewing it, seeniS to ex:- cite considerable interet, being perfeetly -eCotiOrd cal, commodious, and novel „lei its nature ; from its I . extended Wharfage,; so layourable to Revenue.-r . The` Pr,:jeEtor of this advantageous plan, it seerts, , is L MreJoriN atee, a , Member of the Committee, and Manager of the COmpany's Works llat a te t r a Pa it r i rb; r •hithe, assistedin the -execution of tie the . well .known talents' of ~ M r. llaLru WA..1,05.ER ) the Company's , visiting Engineer. .We are authorized to contraditl a paragraph which has appeared in several of . the public Prints•respea ing a distribution Ito •pocr •Clergymen of the interest :of t'..)flo,000l. in.cdusequence ••of - a late: decision 'of the House 'of rA)rds- on the :of Mrs. CAM. A, • distributioq of that property to such, persons as May •be entitled .thereto, .is under the dire ion. of the ;Court . of - Chancery, 'upon' the Mastees' Report. But '• no' additional - benefit htilaCer . ued,•• nor can accrue,- under . that Will,' to any thing near such an extent, to that truly deserving class of men. ''• . A Swindler of genteel 4 - penance has lately com mitted various dpredatio"ns in Berwickshire. He • called himself • Captain Bell,' of the _lVlari ries; - .stated himself to be nephew' • to . a Banker at Newcastle, and procured several scup j of money at DUnse and• Kelso,, upon pretended drafts on London. When he Went from Dunce, he left a bpi unpaid l at the inn, to the amount of 201. and was arrested at AnerAm, .but gave 'the Officers the sl'rp, , atictiiis' - n6t since been heard of. • ' • 1.0 DON : Printed by R Ica ARD tional s, of No. 4, Martlect-cowt, ; " I "' dt t o Le SulNi-OFIIICE, N 0.112, Strapil ; where \ didveriiietnents, Orde 1 still' Neit. C AVFSEN , p, MARCH 15. . l'Assed by —roc - EN•.'rt, frol:1 'Lisbon ; ;:,,r - 11.1, - 7 --, floin Pi ; Starling, Etpily, Sur- Sophia , Authern, Hurst , trorriNbe.:*. ~; ~ . , Sailed—the I a:ne, Scott, for Quebec ; and Alexander, flrO\ to.rlYnbibi: • 11112 . Tia: Wedn'eAla, it the Paragon, on' Iflackhe4th, ars. Abbott. the wifeor Henry Abbott, EAct.' ,ota,,Sott. • • On Saturday last, at Thorp, the Lady, of Matthew Ri chaid,-o'syslow-,.Esq..,ofia Daughter.. • . Tne' same day, at. Mrs. Thompson's, in G rosvenor- cluare, the Ltily entre •D y Ott, of a ‘Danginer„ • Oil the tit!) inst. at Edinburgh, .Mrs. Lockhart, jun. of Castle-11111; Ofii'Daughter. MARRIED. Yesterday, at .St. IVlary,le bone Church, Walter Smythe, ortiratiltrricix . e., H'artts;- . to IMiss•Louis3 BoYcctit,. tlaukh, ter of tap• late, "lhonias Boycott, Etc!. of• Rutige, Salop. • - - • - On the nit inst., at. thr, Polygon, Southampton, Sit Wi D wikin; Ilte one of the judges of the Supreme Court ' Yestcts'..l mo7amg, , in Northumbetla!td,street e Strand, Mrs - Braid, wif6'of Mi. Braid; lite . 'Burgeon of . theliSt Re gitFient. Thursclay last, at Twemlow, Mrs. Leigh, *ire. of Egerton Lei, h; fisq. Hi ;b`' Leigh and T,wetntow, in the County of Chester: .on - Frid3'y nivi6 in-the.69th pear of her age, Airs:. Anne 141,rriort, wife ui i‘ir. riott, of Fleet -street, late of the ' On Sioturitiiy, Aiyht y 'litNeyily. t .-at . Mr. I..aking', Stationer, l - Curzon street, `Mrs. rtnother '...41*.5: :On StiAti4y iotoiobir Titnourcini White, Ow infant, 56n. • • • Mr. White, of Fleet - street. Yeiiterilay•,'ltycf.M.Ae, the Printer, who, about .the year.. !t79.5, NV4S conviteci of ii:snitingHis Majesty on his W. 4 to; iftrn t-14 st% • ai;•' s; I fCclted.art.imprinnielit - Of:f•;srp.". years for jt. His dea . t ti i. - ,:e.t . sionett by his being crushed Ybet ‘woit the ' , ,;ifieet' .a . and a 'Grist' in . Sl:Pat:l'l'i • Chain, St: - .Pktut'd,• Chun:tr.-yard % on Frid . I/ List •• irßit..7% 'di: loc ks ' • ' 113,ank. Stock,. shut I Inc - 64. Stocl‹., shut ..Navy 6 per Cent 961 k 96 I iviia DolltiS, 3s. 4s. pr. " • Sipco Cent 1797, *hat . Sea °- Irish 5 per Cent. Ann. silut 4 pei t cnt. shot' Ly.c,!sekilrer J ill rs. dl;„ . Frar-- () 01'lit171.) 3 per Cent Con 6a 4 Jai:K.ll . .ll 3 po? . Cerit. 62 • Itsinkl..-r Ann, • I !)!tio'tkiut. Ditto Short Ann. shut fur 14th April, 63 HIGH WATER 4.71.' LONRCYN,ERW.GIi.3O. : IOR.- ROW: - • Writing, 53 mite. after - S. j Afternoon, 3m min.gfter 9.. LONDON RETURN OF WIIBA,T By Messrs. MALPAS, Meal Welglier.s,- Inclutinig only frcinv . tlie a 4: of. IVlarQh rbe,7ttipt Ma.rcikt: agreeably to the Ad. 203 Quarterfrat gos ad - 1 218 Quarters at 77$ od ;58 rant 81s •od I 319 at 75 4 0 4 , • at 87s cd t 093 at 74s od 1146 Sss ad 275 2 43 '.loo at 83's , ed 35 od- , . 296 at 82e; od at Sib 'Od I>z 651 I 0 . 7 ad'• 1 . i , 52' at ad 2 9 Tot,,; 7 403 , ynarters.--A 7 . 85. go. t,. '63d: Plan last Return. A R . ETURN'OF ,F - LOUR, From Fe. to Aom ttli. , Co4,etip.(Res. Sacks. S. (..1. 'ticks .. d. -- 77 SjAt 7. 7o 0,;. , -6j o 1 5 75 o t 224 --- 69 o .t!. - 64 o -- 74 ° o ---- 63 o 49 2 " : 72 ° I IE4 1 57 -6 0 4 352 7 2 0 146 ot) 35 - 6i . o Ail:. cat at 6s. p s ' Total fzzli2 'Sacks: CS, 20. IrAver ii:111. , W Ls t',L i(N - CUtiN i`K.lr MAI:, L'US (14sr Week j rzt Qr. W hcat. tidtley. Oats. Newbury - 1 64., to - i)3s' 1 34, oil to 38S ott i ,27s to 315"6;/- Salisbury 17.2s to 82.5• 13650 d to 39 ? 0 , 1 ! 3ZS• 6.1 t, 37S 13Atii.14;stOke i'64S to oBs 355 opt to 395 act l 275-:,at0.3,5 Whiulte'stef I 245 tO boa; .I 345 cc!. to 405 6 , 1 i 36. 0(1 to 3z, Devi es ' i 7os to ?,6 375 ~ (i 0, 4.)5 ~ , t .:49, 0:: r:".) 3 . ss it Wariioster 66s to B,s 1 57s oil to 4os 0-4 i zfil. , ytt i0.36s AVER. -..GE LNGI.A.NI.) ANI) WALES. • - • enchni; Maren -7.- • ti: hvat 763 7cl Barley 37s ' .47s pi sos ,43e' Sys PRICE sJ 11,(11' , , DAPS. - Qocv Kew, 41. 1,,,„ to 51. t6s. Kent, 51! 0, F 61 Fos. Su;.scx; '4l. los. tU 51. Susex, 41: 1,1 61 — os. • b.sbex, 41. JOJ. to 5: : 6s. Farni . 9s, • • • • " /VI: . E very :iespeaftillrarprisei tha‘ V.I. y and I' irons of the Fine •Arts,, and the Admirers aid friemls of tlii' late jinies liarry, R A. in pacticuiari. SA T tl4 DA Y NE XT,. the 21 st Inst. T. , .elve•oWlQck, he will submit to Public Sale ALL the FINISHED aiid, UNFINISHED 'AINTINGS- of that. -great genius and - distiu4tushed Artist, including his grand an ji.ustlYi.adinited'Cher,:d'eeUvie, the Pandora endoWed by the Heathen Ueities„ ihe'.,Veuus Anadyoinehe, a Portrait Only) of Samuel Johnson, a striking Likeness, and ;Aber in teresting r,erforinances.. the s.arr.e time will, be Sold his Library of Books, consisthv chiefly of-rare and curious Trads relaTing to the HistOry at) 7 ds Pradiee of-hiss P - ' May he viewed, and Pescriptive Catalogues had, in Pall Kill. • A T the cheapest and Best " Warehoass in the Kingdom, between Castle and Old Round i2oUrr, nearly opposite York-buildings, No. 134, Strand, the greatest bargains are now selling.; consisting of Men's brown Comm for BoOts,. at only Is. 6d. per pair, worth.2s ; jja. ; W6 men t' s stout C.oltoll is. 6d. worth 2S. 6d. ; fine 25. gd_i . extra su. per . 3s. gd. w o rth ss . ; black and white Silk 6s. 3d. with laced 'clocks.7s. 6.d. ; extra good los. 6d. e-) vitriety of Patent Angbia,Hose, warranted not to shrink, from es. gd. to the best quality z stout worsted is..3cL fine 25: 4 super. fine 35, 6d. ; :Silk Mitts 25. 6d. ; a curious. Article iii square Net 'Milts ;' also Ladies' new-invented Lace Sleeves;caltm latecl to give ease andelegance ; Melt's CottonDrawers3.s.6,4. witlrevery:other Article in the Hosiery Line that can per. sibly be made,up to 0 - te - very .bestqyality, wholesale and tot exportation. —S tuck ings,niade to•any Pattern. SUPERIOR WINES. PENCER arid" PERKINS, No. 115, Ne*grite. street, , inpprters ot . Winc foT upwards. rat firty years, of they have adopteci thmatinkrable - Nlociti:uf i(, 6ting it itt Ixr - ge7Ve;ts of-3 and 4000 Gallons conrenTs j , as iti praci4ed in G illy anii otner i'iacesabr4ad ; which Wines are 6 . 0 - improve:l in Flavour, anal "their Cordial tetained, that they,a4:e ri,:t only it delicious Liquor t•the.l'alate,•ieut, ratefurto the Stomachs of Nervous 17)u.-ir st oc k .- Ohl Port, Madeira, Ecc,... is or rs,trpvt. vatic h.! which they ar6l',•ictbteittto keepp - Wine to grZat a4es.„ : hi t. Cask and Bottlit, l "c4c37 a 44.) ko4p Srotk Coghtat 13r , indj-, Plne - andlalnaive fast -India ()ra nge Shrub, the ()Low ih... l ,Anliqp,..treate,.i . in the same manner in Vats, which, „jib:thei r Whws; ;ell on -inost•lncderate:Termi., for Not less than a Dozen seht,tts,any part of th 6 Town free of E - )epcnce; -• : . - • T,has been. tpo.fceqqe.t e itly the sub . iea of just and R E Nrt) V:A"I'W..I.-11; A L TI-I. thernsetrves aS candid ates . t O r p , ti studiesari t lexP et i ericeiaati "; .I.4ineral reprobation, ti:OCtrien deilit a t e of the elements of t ( h i e cbio ‘; For the purp ose • ttt pspvent tfp ftom.being Classed among tirdsti ernpitics whose .iinpreiftrit fors-so c i st y ; , b c , ztt . too lafotirably receiVe,'ive heg_leaye to subriiit to the Liberal apd enlightened tt , faithf,ul"siateinent quiremerits: 'After having received ,a sc,44;or.tnectical..e t l k ica. • tion al the pupils of Nliissris: 6 rinded and blizarci, whole". leWires - and pritEtic6 ;le careritily•afte,nded l -as:professors-and • stirgeons of the Loudon hospital ; we can:tett oursetves as students in that:justly celebroted,.solaciel for triedicaU"acquire . ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh; "„andwere,instruclecr it) therdilTerenrbroncnetybf atiatomy,:stlrgery,'th'e theory and practice of physie", chemistry, midwifery, botany, ,tc. Zee - - by.those eminent professors, Drs. Monro, (I.;regory, Hamlltbn; Duncan. and, Rutherford. ‘Ve trust we.stl, 4 ll, not bedeCrned presumptuous in .saying that our proticieucy and aCciraireilicnts,are.not.incrinsitlzrable. Having tor a tong serict: ot yearA made Vet - Jen:4i Cosvpiaints, anci the vactouscits:eaec of .i)ebility, the particular objec4 or our studies and -priiefice, tr.4,iii; we ho l ie, ; be al lo,;Yed that we have acquirfriat-superior riciAiledii6r their treatment aigfcure. ' In. slight and recent Caset'ot inteetiont-perfee . l re'-establisitrnent is completed - in klie.short Aeriod of two days ; and in.those of the utmost in. veteracy, viberdother.prattitiolfer s have failed of succ ess, a praperjoers,everance M. our, plan, of treatment ensures to the patientu saTeirnd radical cure. • • • Amidst the melancholy Variety of disorelers which ore-the effilels of a "h.ibit long .and most unhappily pursued - by the youth Of both sexes, there- arc• none r.n.:re a larming or-inoto diatrAsingthati._ those dcliciericies and .cleilities ivhich fre : quently prevent' 'or enibitmr.the matrirnoraa i state. To such persons it must be a consolation to knor.y that they may bow, by a new and Infallible mudeoftreazrnent:,,be restore:l - to that greatest c,t all barrion biegaing-s, a strong, panty, anti viX r_ wlurcp vet da'ust well as ioq,64:),:,speeiek:cieve'Oertur we inay be : consulted by patients Of eith2rsex .vii') the great ' e s t secrecy and honour. ri-latirs Of consoltation'at'liciale from ten tv three, 11(.1 ,iorn it tat-theev..raing till to, a+ tqgpt. Patients in the countify,are tNnqsted tr) state the - riarticti. Jars of tlieir.case, age, general and genal &c. &e. Closing a reinittivicifor advice anrfea e di c ines, when the saine 4e j given, or sent to any, part of the :tirigdoin. To e.sure ...t secreey"So essential' re 'eau 'undertaking, the postage of actdw to the account tor cnenicincs.. CURRIE 4i:(1 Cv. SurgeollS. No. Lc7, 1-iattpn--..gorAcdrl Cu l'11()MAS Y Lk) 11. L., No. 97 Ne‘v r 3 ricige;•Stieet,, Load,,ll ItiOnour&l Sir, • • " Edinburgh, l'.Lard' tit!, 'Ri s e.. -T ..13EG• leave to ir.lcGrin , yott, tbat evor since the J... ! year, rf9o, I iviveieen atilided ,vital the r Lues Vette r - rtom ‘ii..! ob, , tinately .resisting-every course Of pre'si.ribed "Ey the most eminent of the Facultyand se.'ierai severe courses - of Salis , atiOn„ 1111,1 t.vicc discharged frum the Hospizal, with little to be :the inveterate p.sl4kre. In tits isr year torErs'order'.had- !got tos'och. a head, es ri...irlltloi/nit w I ••• 10 ela Itence . h 4 a•t:g ,V,l the ero,n of 'fay' head, - orie''no "eiicli arm, 'and my .2W,l l .e'! - 4014;,,, , V0.1,1,F;it1 :1' frigtirfo s trnanner ; :ny right : Was hail ,been in brag sra of illeer a ti on for ;ha y z . . l - 4 t •tetii semen rii; a"ny 4e14 7i.1 41:;,)• two large nodes. cn " s yiry, ini4;h:Aisculcinced, and.-eiave ye such excruriat !-"Vig'patii,artitrilarly-N.elien warm in bed, as. nearly :041e.. 'was l'eC4lT4. . 1 ‘ , 001 . 1 60 , 1, ,who so grot a ii F 1 1:e :1 ‘ a t y f' ; e t to in little irl , > l. l t. 141 ,‘,4„1 . arms, i)11 . h.:.ti.td tlise , doitrul,pn in the aridpa . in in the : bones° ',he left, ,vhieh, by the .!3los ! - sih:g ot God', :42" littitAtan t ;,:r p.2.;i=evera'rfce 'in you,' itiVa.. P,Tari:e .s silispersin the Piero 'natural "ht.f,. - it;. the rOcturhal ,gradually . goa* t „tis becnne, by you; libe p ade , iee and 4,1 e.. i d ha l.C ve e iSc . :'c't l ) l v e t!r i' ''ed en t Y iic tb ire;mlrerr°!snpiariiti my s -fs.();tr,f,":ng tenser cohie .3611,y and in which state navingcdatincied Many , nontlnildlhe''Astotiishinent : of an tiff 2 l kde W aniat a ii)ss i:l: , .s:hac.!,erllls to express my gratitii4; but beg you, tar the good of other suffering kaortals, to „Make this ;ray case as vublie as possible, as I shall on every occasion; in so doing, you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble ~ - rviwt ALEX. 'M IJ kK.F, Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. ' Witnesks to the abOve Cuge . - S 3 se 3 M N bry- .o i r l ° o u se it ; rY Et r ii i it e rllL are o o 11 4 N N m T 10 14 mi, o p. s s o i i:, 6 rd it, 4 . • • .erepared and- Sold by the Sole Proprietor,- TRONas T , :YLOR, Member of the Royal College of Sur. gcotn; at his House, 'No.' 9, .NeW 13ru10.-rtreet, L o lidon where, after a constant residence of incre titan thirty-si c y_ears, in a practiceparticUlarty directed to the .cure of years,. Complaints and those incidental, the .farts of Generation; with that : inviolable secrecy with 'men of his protessiort. s t liou Id always: v e in - SUCh. cases,; lie flatters himself, the advice, and assistance he, giatuit ous q : adininiiters to persons taking this 'Medics:l4 Will be esteemed, ,by a discerning Pubiie, as a.i advar.ta.gesci.„ doin aftalr.ableand'void of an ambiguity. Also-sdid, .by his ap.poihtment, for 'the Feuvenience of those living at a'AiStlnce, at the Perfumei's, NO, 35, Albate-s-street, Pall.lVl i I ; the Teiyshop, No, 1,03, Ox. ford-streef ;, 7sl r. , Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill ; Mr. Steel's, Booltseller, No. t, Uflit;rl:rti\v, Little :Toyer hill ; Mr. Baxter's, Solith=bkidge, Lituibuigh; donald,"GlastgoW M r;lin II ; "Daine- re'cr; Dut-,lin 4 and by o n e pea n in every .considerable to',vri in Great Britain and Irehnd, to Boxes of only 2.5. 9(1.' each,'seared up with full and Vain- directions, wnereby peen,:;,: of eitaier sex:May cure tileim:eives with ease, speed. secrecy, and safety. N. B. hestßOX sold ire teas Jf-ritain iS • i !.eatied , up with Stamp, on watch, by lavour i2orr , ..nutsv--):7-11s is pi toil; at :lit ht. fl N e - '‘ - : .tiiidgestreet," -tp ipittote, oin c os are trOtinintleits. T NEWG'ATE t,N LL _ . . Beef 41uturl ~.. , . „ 33. td. to if 4s. ed. t - o:ss.-Sei. 80. to b. 1.• i'vlK 4S. P R (St 01' E (lA.,r it"l' • L 1) i:\ 15utts, 5611/- k t!) pit,ty, pa. t ,- ) -4+l. 10z5d. islerc:hztat4' Bars, 2r.l, • to 2;•a• I)ressiag . .17.1.. to 14 1 . . Fine Coach - .to Croix county, Flat Ordtaars , • - 'CaLt'Skins, 3 - I`lo 4,11 b. per Doten 3&i. per lb. .Ditto, to ,7ot , La per ih, . Ditto, 7c,to go-ii. 33,1. to yoti. per Pt. Suals (GrattialtU) t i cs !D• to —b.' per 1.)o-ien. :Lathed -Horse Hides,. - 32:. per Iliac. . RAW 11 11)1.S. ' Bast Heifers and Steers (1). sr.) 0 rdizrary, is. osl. to 25.'2C1. 3S. Ott. to 3s. 4:i. 1 Market Colt; izs. 6d. ch. Middling, is. 4(1. to 21. 811&.1-iorse 15s. to 17s. c:aen. • • Sheep Skins - 4s od to 6s 6d ALLOW.. Town'fallow—s.4:6'os.6d. Yellow Russia 5-6 s. od s7s. White uo. • as. : c.d..--535, .Soup .do. as. izs. od. Melthi4 Stua,-,-s. 435. od. 'Ditto rough zßs. od.. Graves.ics. ed.-. Goon Dregs :os. YellowSZap, 78s.—:+lottled;S8s.-=-Chrd,'923. Price of Candles per' dozen, los.'6d.—Moulds, is. 6d.' PRICE OF . I St. atnes's Market '3s. $ l . Clare Marker , . 3s. 8,1, Wintechapei Market 3s. per st‘te. tit . • los. ,• , Average price • 3s. Sa. • , I St. jANIES'i tiA . V MARKET;'Marsh Flay, 31: 15's. od. to sr. lot. od. * --Alier. 41. 12:i. Straw, zl. 17a: od. to 31. las. Bd.--Aver. 31..3,: WHITECIIAPEL 1-lAY MARKET. Hay, 31. mi. 00. to Sl. ss. ol.'—.AVCr. 41, IoSAd. ClOvrf, 51-OS. od.. t 0.61. 6s. ed..--_Aver. ;1. Straw•. 21: 16s, od. to 3f. 24. od. - COAL-MARK - ET.' Ships at Market. Sold. ) . , I‘l,.tcli 9. 34 Newcastle ;it, 42 o s a . 49s 6d 3 Sunderland t at . 3 s, --s' .Qd -1 7 _Newcastle 4 .10 at 475; 3d 51, (A. , . 1 Suraierlami at ' --S. cd'. —s obi 13. 11 Nev..castic.: '• , 6 at , 5 9(1 , S4l n_d 2; Sunderland ' = t at 471 ort ,—s cgs .t P"'.lisbed by Wr'Li iMDI•ARMrcfiR SCPIPr , s, Of SZ;ulti• olt6nr, wept, Grosverior-sqgare; for Ihe'raper, Petten for the, Editor, &c c . (past-paid), must Ne adBressed.