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:he LONDON GAZE7Th, March 28, 1.807. A'i flee Courtat the Queen's Palace,' the 25th of h, 1807, present, King's. Most Eicellent Majesty in Council. tfi4 - Maj6ty having been pleased to -deliver the .C6.sindy i of' the Privy Seal to John Earl of West:- morlind, h. G. the oath of Keeper of the 'Privy Seld-ri'as this day - Aciministered 'to him, and his I:oats:lip took his, place at the, Board accordingly. His. Majesty having been_ pleased .to appoint the" 'Right Hon. Robert Bank," Lord -Ha wkesbury, the R gh.t Hon. Roberi'SteWart. (commonly called Vis- Castlereagb), and the Right Hon. George Canning, to be .His Majesty's Principal Secretarie eV ; State, they were this day, hyllis Maresfy's comi mind, sworn His ,Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State accordingly. - At the Court at the Cineerfs• Palace, the 26th 'of March, 1807,. present, . Tice King's Most Excellent Majesty in,Council... His Maje , ....Y, in Council., was this day plpsed:to deelare John Jeffreys, Earl Camden, K. G. Lord Pre stdeut of His Majesty's Most Honourable , Privy. Council,. and his' Lordship took his place at the ho: rd accordingly. ••••• , - This day the Right Hon, Spencer 'Perceval, Chan cellor and'Puder 'Treasurer of Majesty's 'Ex chequer, and.the Right Hon. Rdbett DUndas, were,. by His Majesty'k command, sworn of His Majesty's rnbst honourable Privy Council, and took their pikes at the. Board accordingly. His Majesty, in Council, Was this day pleased to appoint Henry Earl Bathurst President of the Com mittee of Council appointed for . the 'consideration of all matters relating to Trade and Foreign Planta tions. Whitehall, -March 28, 1807. The King has been pleased to appoint 'George Earl of Galloway to be Lieutenant and Sheriff Prin 7 cipal or the Shire of Wigtown.. The King ,has ,beenpleased to appoint Thotna4 Earl of Selkirk to be Lieutenant and SheritfPrinci-. pal of the Stewartry of Kirkcud'ortght. The Kin 6 has beenn - pleased to - appointAreltibald - Colquhoutt., Esq: Advocate, to be Hia Majesty's Advocate, in Scotland. Commission.r in Volunteer corps,- signed by His AferiesLy's am ' niL-iioners of Lieutenalic_y for the City 4 . 1 6ib Reginunt ot-L9 . al London Polunreeri. 111A - jer james A 11106 10 be Lieutenant-Colunel, vice Sir Wil. tram littiaed,' resigned. Dated Sept. 17, 1806, Captain joint intim to he Major, vice A titOS, promoted. Dated as 'above. Lieutenant David stnith to be Captaiti, vice trines, promote 4. Dated as above. - Ensign William Wake, to 41: Lieutenant, vice Sinitb ' proinoted. Dated as above. Ea. sign jo)oursViven to beLieutenant, vice Perrin, resigned. bait : as above. • ,Custorn-lbase rads:tiers. Thomas Morris, Esq. - to be Captain, vice Williams, resigned. Dated Sept. 17, 18,6. is; the Royal London Ilegimyrit of Militia, sigled Cuminislicaers Licutetzantcy jar the said Cir_y. East Regit;tevt. . Best to .be I.leurenant, vice Stanley, re rFe ). 6, - 1807. to:or De.ichatnps, Gent.. to. he promoted. Dated Feb. 5,1807. he :Ensign, vice Sinclair , 2j, 18,7. . - West Pagivott., an Maunder to be Lieutenant, vice Tarratt, re , ed Feb. 5,' 187.7. George Aiexaiicl , 2r Trowse, r,;igri, vice Mao:Ades, promoted. Dated Feb. ► s tQ l L:rtiocip, Geut. to be Ensign, vice I.3eteci leo. 7, ,1 c I,ES EN AR ED, , . . . . I - hp:v.3,A 3 larti.,,, , ' ,ncl Laurance Crean, late or Godfrey-court. _ i'.:-.:•: , ......i, - I.ontion,. vvi , ot ,alc drapers and Cu-parthers, -1.. n.i .'....ii , ..:1 24> to Api ii 4, ..r tea, at Guildhall. Cc:4l'4e i'. , l!„,iia ,o, ~ r.• I.uti.,en, war,...:iciuseinan, .119111 Mardi , *:i ~-., i. , r.,1 , 2.. A.t tell, at 4 .; llikillail. T.1, , ,:1aa '‘A.lll:,.ot CliAlti..l2l,,KClli, A,.. nm-dealer, frotri March ~:.'ii to May Let, at ,ten, at Guildhail, London. ' .B:IIVKRUPTCY SUIPERS4DED, - . •- . . jolul Efuxgiut , ll, of Gnat Surrey-st Net, Blackfriars.road, Suf fCy , 4.;..Ueeszlnonger. , .. . :• - • BANKRUPTS, Richard titunphry the yoautger, oflioniton, Devonshire, but ter- to surrender April . at, 2a, and May 9 , at eleven,• at tile L)Aphirt attornies,; Messrs. Towns end and Pearse, Honiton.. S . ltions;•late "of Plymouth-Dock, mercer, April 3,4, and May' 9,. at eleven, at the King's Arnis inn, Plymouth. Altornizs, Messrs. 'Milan , and Cudlip, Plymouth ; or Mr. Davies, Lothbury,. London'. John Mitimeli, of Manningi.iam,YOrkshi..:r,worsted-manufac tUrer, April 14, at six,. r 5, eleven, and. May 9, at eleven, ..at.toc.Talbot Inn, hrantord. Attorutes, Mr. Lcice, King's TeMple, ; or Mr. Brogti,in, Prad toed; • • . SOVviey, - of Knowle, Warwickshire, .corn-faCter, ' Aril ,;.3i andMay'9,- at eleven, at the Black Swan, arw Aitorines, Messrs. .Stuart and Thomas, Staple's-inn; London ; or NL•isrs. Tomes and Heydon, StepliCa Tiinothy West, of Castor, Lincolnshire, scrivener, Ai rll ,0, at three, t i;and May 9, at ten, at the Talbut Inn, Caslor. , Attorutes, Mr. PearsJit, Holburn-court, (~;ray's. inn,lAmtiort or Messrs. Turner and Wollner, Castor. lames Sitynn, of Aratford, • t..se,c, victualler, March 31, . April i 4, anit May 9, 'at ten,' ift London. Ar tornies, Messrs. bunth -and "Filson, Chapter-louse, St. Paul's Church-yard. - john itowe, late.of Castle-street,.falcon-square, London, tr,ztclunt, April 4, tB, and May g,. at ten; at Guildhall. 114ebsr. Switin,,;pd Stevens; Old icwry. DIVIDENDS. ' • April a t. john Copp and . WAlker,.•of Stratford, -4.:;ssex, calico-printers and co-partners, at eleven, at Guild hall, L.•indon. . . April z 3. Richard Ulric SChneider, of White Lion-court, birchin-lane, London, merchant, atone, ' at G iiildhall., April i 3. lames-Wilkinson, late uf-, Leeds, Yorkshire, dyer, at ten, at the Three. Legs Inn, Leeds, May .. Thomas Roberts, late of HeistuniCornwall, grocer, at eleven; at the Angel Inn; . Eielston, •. , April zi. Benjah,in Robert Itaydon, of Plymouth, book selßr and stationer, at cleysn,• . at Ole King's Arms Inn, Plymouth. Apia di.. George Emerstin and Richard King the younger, ,of St. - .1:11omas the Apostle,..LontNii, brokers and cu-partners, at eleven, at Guildhall—. William Charles Crank, ofKensington; Middlesex, brewer and merchant, at ten,' at C uiidhail.• May .1 7 . Peter. Lindsay, formerly of Greenwich, Kent,. but li.te of Barking, Essex, ,fittner, - at twelve, .at London. • A lila john rreadgold, of Portsca,. county of Southarnp. ton, cabinet-maker, at ten, at Guildhall, -.London. ': • Aprii 2.1.• Peter James Papillon, of St. Swithin's• lane, Lon ' ;')..cOn, Merchant. at cievvm, at Guildhall. .Al,rii at. lohn Russell, of Moorfields, London - , broker, at one, at Guildhall: April IS. Chat tes Colwill, of Rathbone-place, Middlesex, roisterer, at ten, at Guildhall. April i 5. John Simpson l'vtlernani of Colchester, Essex, ircniniaag,er, at'eleven, .at the t;riltin Inn, Colchester. ' • • CERTIFICATES. 18: fames Muir, of Fenchurch-buildings, London, inburance-broker. john IC in, now or late of Yarmoffth, Isle of Wight, miller and mealman. .ncolord, of the New City Chambers, Londo.u, bzoker. • , PARTNERSHIPS DISW.I.WED. 1. Napper and C. Jacob, of Elaindstext, surkzons: • ~ sowortit, W. Ashworth, and M. Ashworth, of gatigh, ton, Lancashire, halters. G. Hirst, J. Bridget, azld riestley, of liounslet moor, Yorkshire, linen-yarn-spinners. T. Nicholls, senior, and Nichols, junior, of Bradford, • Wiltshire, linen-drapers. A. Levy and A. Knope, St. Catherine: , street, Middlesex, tailors. T. Weatheibead, 1. Butt, and T. T. Weatlierbead, of Wap— • • ping, brewers. W, Wells, IL Gilgrestvand W. Neville-, of Fleet-street; , haberdaihers. T. Bassario; 1. Levett, anti W. Serjeant, ofT pper-T. barites street , - sugar-bakers. ,. , I. feffs and G. Gibson, of Holborn, sadlers. . s G. Wilson, deceased, and R. Smith, of Birmingham, faders. 1 - Davenport, 1. Gee, al4 j. Nlei-ler, of Hollingwood, Lan , cashire, hatters. j. Didsbuty, G. Grant, and G. Didsbury, of - Wicket - Sly, Yorkshire, mai tsttrs. , C. Grellett anti-S Winter, of Laurence-Pountney. lanai'. titer chants. . .. ; . .HOME CIRCUIT. , . 111AI1)STOR, THURSDAY, MARdft John - Charlewa . Zind Ectu . Larkin, - were indi&ed, for assaulting W. Stroud Allen, on the King's high way, and robbing hinvef a bundle containing wearing. apparel. The Prosecutor, Allen, said he was a wag goner's MAW thAt on the ith of March, on the road near Canterbury, he was•overtaken by two soldiers, and one of them snatched his bundle from under hi 3 arm, and upon his crying out; knoCked him clown The other was standing at seine distance, and did not at all interfere. His cries brought a Mr. Le Pine to him, who ptir3tied the Prisoners, and they were both taken at the barracks. As soon as the - Witness saw theru-he identilied• the person of Larkin'as the man who snatched his bundle. Charles Le Pine deposed, that Ile was walking on the road , when he heard the cry of murder, he run to the spot from whence the'cry proceeded, and saw the Prosecutor on the ground, and two soldiers 'run- Dingaway. • It was just at Canterbury, and he pm stied the soldiers they ran•to the 'barracks, and he followed' without losing sight of them; they were both apprehended. POoLEY, as .Counget for the Prisoners, ob. , jetted that this was not a highway robbery, inas much as the snatching of -the. bundle was, before the assault. The Learned Juke concurring,' they were actitiitteds.of the robbery; • and 'found guilty of the larceny. • • At half past eleven . Mr. Justice HEA'il •pro nouriced sentence On the prisoners.- Twelve re ceived sentence of •Deiah, of :wham Andrew' &hes tack, fur murder;' .?enjamin Plummer, Jolu Spi4tle, Charles and - John' Siluage, for a. borgi.iry ;it Wrothath; and Jelin Dowley, tor uttering' a seats Po xer of Attorney, were tell for execution. The 'others were reprieved. • • IRELANP, CIRCUIT CORRESPONDENCE. TRALERy MARCH 20. Our Assizes commenced on Monday, before Ba ron -Swill and Judge FI.RTCHER, with 'little or no business in the Crow-n'Court. Yesterday, before a Jury, all,Protestants, -and Judge. FLETCutit i .catpe do a trial for Defamation, in which William:Todd JOnes was Plaintiff, and Bernard Shaw Defendant, as Proprietor of a Paper called The Cork Advertiser: The damages were laid at 50061,5 when, after A trial - which lasted seven hours, : the Jury, withdrew for, about half an hour,. and brought in a verdid, The latter sum of 2501. were taken to in demnify Mr. Jones for the experices . of two former DROGHEDA, MARCH 22. CRIM. CON. HENRY V: REV. MURPHY: The anion iu this cause came on to be tried on, .Thursday last; at the Assizes of Dundalk i - befbre, the Hon. Justice Fox, and a Special Jury, coMposed ut Gentlemeri of the first respegability in the County Of Louth ; Sir EDWARD BELLEW, Barr. "Foreman. The damages were laid at 0,9001.- , JOhn 'Henry, of Richardstown, Esq.; the Reverend' Murphy, Vicar of Stabannon; Defendant. Mr, DUNN` opened the case on the part of the Plaintiff, in an elaborate - and feeling address to the Jury, and stated the enormity of the Defendant's coudut, to his friend and benefaaot, .in the most pathetic terms; who, until the ill-fated period-of the Defendant's residence in his neighbourhood; enjoyed every dernestic comfort and, happiness to add to his infamy, was himself a married man with a laniluy of children. The Learned Counsel" went at great length into a review of the baseness and turpi 7 tude of the Defendant's mind, in depriving a i-e -speaable and worthy man - of the affections of the partner of his cares, and the mother of his children. We regret not being able to follow the learned eloquent-Counsel through hismost admirable speech. Several respe&able Witrerssis proved - thavMr. - and Mrs. Henry, prior to the Defendant's intercourse in his house, lived on terms of mutual love and 'affec tion. Other witnesses were produced, whO deposed, that they frequently saw the Defendant' take 'Anwar rantable,liberties with Mrs Henry, inconsistent - with, and degrading to, th 6 charaaer of a virtuous woman ; and that the Defendant, in the absence or . Mr: Henry, frequently visited•her at unseasonable hours: The 'evidence 'given by the above-witnesses was nearly conclusive of a criminal connexion betwevu the parties; but 'thefr guilt was proved in the clearest manner by- a young Gentleman, who was a tutor in the family, whose testrinony, on his direct and, cross-examination, we' deem 'wholly unfit for the public eye. The Jury retired for a short time, and brought in a verdict for the Plaintiff, 40001. darnages, and bd. costs. About half past nine o'clock, on Saturday even ing, the apartment of Capt. Towers, in the King's: Bench Prison, was discovered to be in flames; by Mr.Tomkius, his oppcisife neighbour, by whose e xec tion, at the risk of his life, that . s.;‘ , irig - of the Prison called -the Brace, was saved. This is the only part of the Prison that is vulnerable. LONDON : Pr . :WM by RA ci-t AR D R I S., 01 go. 4. Martleq-court, Boyv-street and tLc SuN.:t4,ncE, No. 112,, bi,rapd; where Advertisenimts, Orders. fa SATURDAY, MARCH 28. This InOrning,. at t welVe 'o'clock, Aidteto Shestack, a private in the German Legion, was executed an PenriingtOn Heath, fOr the murder of Thomazine Ward, in the Isle of Tlianet. The Prisoder protessed the catholic religion . , and was attended to the seaffold a priest of that religion. His apPearance was niuch altered since the day of his trial ; he then ap-; peared a stout, athletic, and vigorous young man ; but at the place of Oxecatibn his whole frame seemed • biliiken and enfeebled; he prayed with great fervour, but, strange to say, .he persisted to the last in deny ing his gult, and'asSerting the same improbable tale told on his apprehension, namely, that ,he saw 'another nian knock the' woman down, who gave him . her handkerolliefs ; he said he wa6'an Hunga rian by birth, had served in 'the Auraian army, but being taken prisoner by the French, he next served them. He . was in the artily tinder, MoaTIER, in Ha nOer, from which he deserted, and entered into the British Legion. After lie was turned off he gaveene convulsive struggle only,' and seemed nnmediateli to 'expire. ' KENT AsslzE's.-;--Jades /rafts, a soldier in the ar tillery at WootWich, was tried for a' violent assault, with intent to commit a rape,,' on a young lady, the daughter of a respeaable Gehtleman at Charlton.__ He was fountl guilty, and sentenced to tw9 years tai prisonment. At the Derby AiSiies William 7',-Nter was font : id -guilty of Murdering - Mrs. Dakin and Miss Roe, o f Parwich, near Ashbarne, in Dg,srbyshire, by mixing poi Son in ttht, ale they drank. He was executed on Friday so'nuight, when lie conf6sser his crane; and said he intended topoiSon Mr. D. 1 k4 1 - Robert Stafford, convicted at the Northampton wi ''' l' ' '‘ , vi w th a : 7,,,„ " e c d u i te 7 d ,Assizes, of giving poison to his on Monday., The girl he Coh;:ii,Atc; ( ' was admitted :IS evidence :tainst bliii. ' P.R4linNTiox OP . A. Mitaima•- -- A'few night, ago as the driver of the Bedford stage-Waggon waSgoino' a10n , ,, , , : the road between Liston and n the tow o f - Bed- ' ford,. at tWelve o'clock at night, be perceived a light. in a field adjoining the road, ank,l his curiosity bt.-'lllg exclted, he unfastened Lis mastiff dog from 'unmet the waggon, and proceeded to the spot, where hp , diggingfound a man a hole in the grotind.-•=-The waggoner accosted rii,n familiarly, but the Man an , grily informed lihn, he had.n6thiPg to do with him or his business, and the former left him. - He had 'Pot proceeded 200 - 'yards on •the road,' when hornet ,a fenadie with a box and bundle under lien arM, and he also interrogated, her, w ithout receiving any ujt . satisfaelory answer. The cosity of the wag zoner was on its full stretch, 'When he Saw the young woman cross to a 'toot, path which led to the man in the field, and he again untied his dog and .fol lowedher. She went to the man, and alter a short . conversation, he drew a pistol froni his pocket, and Cxclaimed, `` I've prepared your grave,' and yon must die." The waggoner, who had remained a 'few paces distant, rushed on the man, and the mastiff 'seized him, when the waggoner boutid him, and conveyed him to safe custody, as well as the leinale, who wished to depart. The manilas been committed for trial at - Bedford.' The woman, who is pregnaut.by the Mall who is a rustic, was a bar-maid at Bedford, and she had met the man by appointinent. She had left her situation; and had 701. In her pockets. ' ' On the' 19th inst. a, rnectino* took place at Tulla more, between Lieutenant EismAitx and Captain QUINHArd, bOth oribe 4th ilattalion of the King's , German Legion. The parties drew lots for the til:.t `fire; Capt. QUINHAM won, and fired at Licut Bus mAttx, when Lieut. Btsmattx. shot Capt. .(sluis .l-lAlkel, who immediately expired. BIRTHS. On Wednesday evening last, at his Lordship's houSe in Spring-gardens, Viscountess Fitz-Harrisy of a San.- . i/it Thursday evening last .a t Sltroton-House, Do rse t, t h e Ladyot; Captain George Fre derick Ryes, of the Royal Navy, of a Son. • SHIP NEWS. .GRAVIISEND, MARCH 27. . t Passed by—the Young-Cornelius, —, from Christian sand ; Sophia, Land, and Providence, Nleurocit, from Nor , wa Sailed-th y e Walth.rmar, Linci, for Lima; Dattliess 'of York, Houghton, for Surinam; and Exchange, Wine, for Copenhagen. MARRIED. On the zed inst. at St. George's Church, Bloomsbury, Captain English, or the 66fh . Regiment, to Eliza, tourin daughter ti r the late Thomas Wilkins on, Esq. of 13arrow hill, in the County of Stafibrd. Lately, Sir Thomas Strange, Chief justice of Madras,. to Miss BurrOughS, one of the daughters of Sir William Bur ioughs. On the zed of January last, at Barbadoes, the Hon. Ro bert A u gustiis Hyndinan, of Dominica, to Miss' Elliabeth Ch r i s t i an Beci - cles, second daughter of the Hon. loltri43eeklesi Attorney-General and Speaker of the House of Assembly of Barbadoes. • Ou Saturday last, at Mary-le-bone Church, David Sec:oc. Esq. of Punninald, in the .:ountypf,lFOriar,..to Miss Caro;. line Griticlall, of Portland l place. • . • DIED. On the 16th inst. in York-street, Dublin, Mrs. Callan, ,age4l On Szittra - ty laSt. Phillip Alfred Williams, third son of William Williams, Esq. of Lincoln's-inn.fie.ids. On Tuesday last, Mr. Newland, Surgeon, of Guildford, aged 60 years. • • The same day, at Holybourne, County of }cants, Mrs. Cooper, widow of the late Mr. fohn Cooper, formerly of Portpool•-lane. On Wednesday last, in the arst year of her. age, Miss Mary -Anne kashleigli, second daughter of Thomas Rashleigh, Esq. of Blackheath. On Thursday - last, in consequence of an apopteaic and pa ralytic attack on the Saturday Receding, Robert Wilson, Esq. of Wood-klouSe, East Ham, Essex, in the 68th year of' his age.' On Friday, Mrs. Creswell, of Clayton-place, Kenning, ton, in her 6oth ynr. The same day,. at his house in Oxford-street, Mr. Mor. tellari, aged 60, • On the asth inst. rn Somerset-place, the infant daughter of Sir Thomas B. Thompson, Comptroller Of the Navy. Lately, in Charlotte-street, Porttand,plaCei the youngest daughter nf D.ivid Sutherland, Esq. • On Saturday the zist inst- at his house in Charlotte street, Fitzroy-square, Robert Catts, Esq. late Commis-. silky ot the Bengal Establishinent,'aged st years. PRICE 01 .SAIL: 7 STOCKS *DAY. India Stock, shut • India Bonds, is. zs. pr. Old Ann. shut -, Exchequer Bills, zs. dis. par Ortiniutn,..i pr. • Imperial 3 per Cent. Ditto Ann. 8 1- 1 6th I, I Cons. lin 14th April, 6zi al Batik Stock, shut Navy S per Cent. 95 per Cent. 1797, shut Irish 5 'pet Cent. shut 4 per cent. shut per Ct. Red. shut 3 per 2cnt. Con: 6[l 6z Bank I . Ann, shut • .0 - I . it . o . wit. Ann. shut 41ICH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MOR ROW. • ..„ . min. lifter 7. 1 Afternoon, ro min. atter 8. l i lV'tiEN . Professional 'Men of Education and . Resporisibility.dey,katefroin the general System by.. the seledion of a peculiar branch, the sanction of long con ,lintied success •is tie best criterion of superiority. Thirteen years have I devoted my practice to the exclusive., treatment of Three Disorders, and the successful res u l t o f my plan gives me additional ardor to oppose, as, tar as I am . able, the ravages of' those Complaints which are the most inwortant in the Catalogueof Human Infirmtties. After initiation , into every as an Arrny,Surgeon, formed a wish atartearly . period of Practice to rescue in dividuals from the. ignorance of uneducated men, or tho_ equally dartge'rous precipitancy of 'general"Priditilners. The,Three Disorders,. 'to the Core of. verhich I have de.. .voted my .atteritiOn, comprise every species or VEN E.. tLEhL. INFECTION, w hailer of a recent • or long: du • ration : adly, All kinds of debility, whether arising from the, habits of 'school buys, or the indulgenkes of , matute And, lastly, t.tat derangement of tne system men which is called •13AR.IZENNESS,•or i T E. RI I.ITV. Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance,. or ,haste in the treatment- of a simple Gonorrhteai and it not un frequently happens ;that. the seeds of Lite- are Poisoned by • the indiscretion.of an unguarded hour.--=l3y a superior me thod such Complaints are easily cured; and, even where others` have-failed, I trust that I May presume to offer a radical re-estblishinent. Few, however, are ;he cases of comp;icated distress isi this disorder, compared .Nita the calapctous situriOns of Men, -who, from- an indulgence. in a- solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties- of a fashionable life; acquire that state of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. . . _ • Where the tuthappy sufferer broods over his misery, but carefully tonceals his - misfortune,. it may be some conso. lation for hint to know, that althoiigil it !Ve au objea o f. doubt or uncertainty with other P ray the terrtb of these Deficiencies by ,the gradual proge.a of Renova tion, is the acquirement of sny 'Expeneit:'.e. It ihe rite's .of Bacchus .Q.r:,.,Yeri9s hoe began tQ reduce MaOly, vigaut, much anxiety wilt be orevsnteti by an eariy Counterac tioo.Of this languid . States and ill the§.r. cases, no great_ 'difficulty will oeeitr: but where tins Deficiency has for years existet4,_ a. proper reiseVerance is' indispensably i eoitisite 'to revive the slurri.. bering Sparks tot Lift, and to re-animate the Qcnst4.44.. . . MARR I 7.) WO M EN, - who have - !ong been Liirapr ointedi: iil expectations of a Family,, inay be 'assured, -that itt" most instances, Inc is de.feas arre cureb.le by Medical s4FIL: - The scores)/ Which is so essential to my. undertaking, :.and the qualitiections which I have presumed to state, foxtst the basis of my pretensions, and in coi , 4cmience 'with sueb this - intirnatioti is given,. rt that Mr. Bree nsity be c,nsultml personally, or by Letters (inclosittg a smack Nat:). at b.isi house, No. z 9, Aranctel street, Strild, near Temple Bar., There is an additional Entrance in Water-strect, adjoining, and the Name is on both the doors. . Martin kree, Member of the Royal Cdtie4., of Surgeons. . A; CA UTlcll4:---Some • Persons who fAsely assert thern; selves, to be in or the Royal College, having for sera.. rai- months pat. Copied my Advertiseurnts ahnost word lit and.iii;erte4 town as their owil proli.,...tions, it is ray duty'.to mention', th:it those Persons are nut 'AL: l nb ers or say col lci;e in London, FAinhurgh, or elsewhia; nor hoe. they any right to Surgery is London. ''.. RENOVATED HEALTH. . ,• - ..- ... T .has 'lima too: frequently subjea ofjust.And . i genera', reprobation, t.i.it men destitute ()tilt,: elements of th e medical art have . bili:red th emse l ves as CAll;liliteS for • . publie-pattonagc: in the pTofession ot . physic Fort . e purpose ordoirigidSiiCe to the result of Our studies and ex; eriearee, :mid ' to prevent us from being classed aniong I hose, enipii ie , whos's. imprudent- pretensions have, unfihtunately for soe.cty, beea too favourably reoeived, we beg leave to sitornit to the liberal andenlightened a faithfi 1 ~ StatCaleat °rola,. , pursiit,s and mir qtrirementS. Attet having received a regular ined.cal educa tion as the pupits of Messrs. .C.;fixided and glizord, whose letintes and practice %if carefully aztended, as pruiessors awl. .surgeons of .the LoinFoi hospitai, wo.enteredou.selves as, students in that ju s tly celebrated salool for Inedic4l acquwa - mem, the Royal. College of.Euithteargh,--and were iristructe.d in the diderent branclies of anatomy, surgery, the -theitry lost • pradiee of physic, cheinisiry, inniwitery, botany, szc • & c. by those eminent professors, Drs. MontO, Cr....tory, :Black. Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherhnd. We trust •Ne shall ,not. , ..hedeemed presumptuous in saying •that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having for a I . iiig sedieS of year's made Venereal Complaints, and the Variolli. diseases , of Debility, the particular o'ojea Of air studies ;.,I . nd.pra;lic.:, wi: n 'it Will, we hope, be allowed that I iveacquired superior knowledge of their treatment and cure. 10.51 igat.iina 44c;eat. cases of infeetion a petit:et re- , ..istabli.nent i 4 coniplett,tl iii the shurt.period of two days ; • id is those of the ti a thiJst hi -Veteracy, where Other praelii "isrlive "failed ire suCcess, proper perseverance in .our - ,:nt. Ur .p an of treatm . ..en;tur':;s4z.) l .lle. ', patient a Safe and raclical•cure.. Amidst the melancholy. \surety of disoKitrs AVI) eh ttth t .offeds of a habit long anktnost unhappily. InKs.ued . . by r u e youth of both sexes, there' are none more al:trifling >r ttiOc •distres s i A g . than those .dericiencfes and clebliitio ‘l..ihkkh . .(;;;" • quently prevent or embitter the inatrimonid state su ,:t peis . ons it innsbe'a consotariortto know tint,they... mari : op,v, by :t new and 'in ta:l;ble mode of treatment, be re:itorc , .l.!' greatest of all barvan blessnKs, a s-trong, rnarny,. aus.-cotistitution. In all c4ses or ch t thpicy, i fy k u. cauSearisidg,-as well as in every species of veuerCar we may he conssitted!by patients of ei.Otet -sex-WitLtrjr,lzkot est secrecy•and honour. Hours of consultation at tn.:3 , ten to thi - ee, ) and oin 6in the eveniag _till to at 14g4t. , .. • r t :tients in the country :tic requested to state tl e rfi, lars of their case, age", and general' habit of living, closing a rernittance.for advice andeteaicinmio-he,... 1 . th. , ,, , : , -: will be given, orf,etit to any part o(thelcingdoni: that secrecy so essential to out unkicrtAingilita;:pvsai4;‘ , i'l letters . may be addid to the accoopt for moliciiitS CU RAI F. , and No. I 0 7, j j:3,toil7glisitt3l To TIVVIAS TAYLOR, Egg! Sit, ' No. g, New llridge-street, Ltithinit. y CONSIDER it but-ah adt .of justice-due , to• the meritw of your. LEAKIE's r'4l' ENT ' , ILLS, to com municate to you the lotlowing Cure which ,hrS.recently, performed by them : An Acquaintaoce of mine,, by the breaking out. of an old Venereal Complaint (attend e d by a complication of disorders arising therefrom), waa.reduced al most to.a skeletal; and although ,he had the best Medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a varie:y of Patent MediCines, nothing could be procured which seemed to his case, or to do him any service : lie remained in. a most rep. , diiced and pitiable situation for two years, unable to folloW his profession, and scarcely able to walk or even to stand cm his-legs in fad no-one who knew.him ever supposed it pco - for him to recover. He was . advised at last : to try your Leake's, Pills—he did so, adhering stridly to the diredions given with thma. He had not taken more than two boxes be fore he found• an alteration fur the. better: trus.enc.ourzged - .. him to pl'oceed, and by taking a few boxes , horglte ,found his appetite and strength 'gradually 'return, and IS now AS health* and stout as any man I know, You . ale Sir,. to meter any person to me for a contirmatiwa..oit the above . aevoUnt if it sitould,be doubted; . .• • I aM, Sir, yuur Obedient humble servant, . Library, Poll:stone.. ••• • - Prepared . and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Titos. TAY LO it, -Meinberof the Royal •-.'.ollegeGt . Surgeons,- ' • London,•at his, blouse,: No. g, New Bridge -street ; Where, after a constant residence of more than Eorty Years, iii a.ptaC~ice pirticularly .;direeted to the Cure oi Vene real:Complaints, and those incidental: to tho',Parcs Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy which Men of hiS Profession ,should always observe, he, gates himself, theadvite and assistance he. gratuitous ly administers- to Persons taking this Medicine, .will be esteemed by a discerning Public, as an advanta4e seldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Also ,solil, by his • Appointment, for the convenience of - .• those living, at adistance„ -.at •the Perfumer's, -No. 35,••5t: Ai- • ban's-street., Mall; .the Tovshep, .No. to";, ,Oxford street; Mr. Dis.Oorougn's, No. 7, Ftqz-'strect-hill; Mr. Bakter's, South-bridge, Ediuburgis _; Mr. M4 . 0, 00n id, 5 , , Gh t s. ; ,Mr. null,. Mine -street,. Dublin • Li verpool ; • Mr, in son' Manchester ; ami by one Person. in every . considerable Town in Great Britain arid Ireland, in Dotes of only 25.. gd, each,• sealeil; . up with full and, plain direcaions, whereby, persons of either. sex rno.y cure--- themselves withease, speed, secrecy,•andsafeiy. . - N, 11. Every-lio7t sold itvGreat Britain is sealeti up with a tai.np, on'which, by favour qth. Cominhisiuners, is print:. d a ":Stanip-office, :" T. Taylor; No. 9, N ew Bridge, s e tree t lie t, t "to iinitate Which is Filmy; and all others are cow effe.its. , • pu;),!,;, , 5 1 11.1.1 M ARM IG SCRlprs, ,moijon—StreCt,..GE bArelaul - , r t h e Pcpdf, cacti' for the Ecitior, &c. (post pouf), must be address U, ..r- ~