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~It~1~1'~'"7~ , ', , 7 - x Kr.7.4v roxwoop. .rualStsironp, was iitl ' tipon'the cise the ot Sybel io. 1116 county, for not taking hi ty ales oil' the Plaintiff's eround of Itiey were duty set out. Serjeant Snarnrap, for the Pl - .intiff, stated; that this ittlion ene or the unteroun'lle r, sttlt~i of that state of civil warfare which sometimes exist between the Parson and his parishioaers. Not that he meant any nuputation on his own client, for he was compelled by the obstinacy of the parson to. bring the present at'tion, for he had of Bred Mr. Filewood to let any man value the tythes of the garden, and then he Would undertake to pay double that• Valuation, to be relieved from the vexation of having his garden tythed in kind, but Mr. Filewood was resolutely bent to have.hislythes , set,otit in kind, mid if any part of the crop were taken without due notice, he itnmediately commenced a suit in the Ec clesLs:ical Court, to the great vexation and cost of the yersen holding the garden, and when they had beep duly . set Out, he left them, as "he had done in the present case, to got on the ; ground. Such was the condut`t of the. Rev. gentleman in the present case; Thelary, thercfore,,be trusted, would not *conceive thus to be 4 litigious saint), inasmuch as 6y: the law , he was emitted, to. recover for the dii inies oecasioned .by the Defendant's not taking away his tythes,by which he was .prevented from cultivating that part of his giFden where they lay, Mr. Ju lice I-NAT'L. observed, that the Plaintiff b'ad„a mach shorter :remedy, which was a distrait, .and imp und the Tyt.he. as .11 damage fermant. , (ikeen, gardener to:Mr. Kemp, proved a book- efuotic‘.'s, upwards Of aflt), set sed upon Mr. Filewpod, Tie. usnallY, served them about seven, or halt past, ku s he morning. Mr. F. would not then tpLieive then!, insisting they ought:to be deli' red before six, in the tnernia. Oncelie threatened to liars. whip him 'for net coining in due time The _Commissions ;ivied Ey 114 ; 1,...,1 'Lieu e nay( of 114 Coun:trif ~ • t .11 - iddle.tex FAimirri T illiarci , .tsar Esq. to he I.i,„; , itcll,Ant-rolonet, Dated, ;8..7 (;cur: h e Lbli. lobe Captaih. ds dikuve. . - ll'eaera Rri,•iment GI Middlesex , George. Frrnyi:;, - Celli. to be Licutt i rrint. I.)atett Apia 13, 11;07. Sir F.. Pe,rot to be Ensigii. Dated as abow. St. Giles art.i Si, George, B'foobbipi , , nl4 n tre, , Capt. John Dyliely to be ivi.ijor, vi s e Ward, resigned. . April 2. 1'47: Lierttett'ffit kith Wright io be.;Captain, . . vice Legh, resigned, Dated Dec. 15, 'Lieutenant. Augustus Fallon tubetu,beditto f vice 'fartley, toigned.. Dated as.above. Lieutenant Charles to be ditto, vice `Conylighain, resigned. Dared Alarch 5, t'3o7. Lieutenant Taylor Combe tp be ditto, vice Dyncicy, promoted. :Dated Api II 2, 11307. Lieutenant Charles Coiti' , e to b. ditto, vice Carr, promoted to be Adjutant. Dated as above. Daniel Nlicliaux, Gent, to be Second Lieutehant, vice Wright, promote:!. Dated as above. , .1.9. a/ Briton: Polutdeere. ' m Lieutenant Thomas D'Alaine to be. Captain, vice Arnott, resigned. Dated Nlarch 31, )807. Lieu tettuza Geu. Henry Cutler to be Captain, vice Battye, rsigned. Datedas above: , Ensign Williatn Noel to, be -Lieutenaot, vice.D'Alinaine, promoted. Dated as above: Ensign William Nicholls to be ditto, vice Cutler, prornoted. DatAi as ahoVe. Ensign; Bryan Bell. to be ditto, vice WDOriald, superseded. Dated as above. William Davison, Gent, to be ditto, vice...fled derson, resigned. Dated as above. 1. 014 Uxbridtr 1/chortivrt. Robert George Spoudin, Gent' to be Second Lieutenant, vice Burgh, resigned, Dated April 14, itio7. Lyal &herb Arsjficers. Major Thomas Lewis to be Lieutclunt- Colonel Command. ant, vice Buitun, rt.:signed. used April tB, 1807. Commi,alott In the Norfilk Militia, sigirei - I by the Lord4Lieute- lialN. Ea stern Regiment—inserib Iluultm, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated July to, 1807. Commis:bps upset/ hy . the Lord Lieutenint of the Couilly pf Lincoln. Xertox Foitenner bdaohy. . John Dixon, Esq. to be Capc.tifi. Dned fill , : 8, iBo7. mudi I)ar . tvni; (;;:nt. t , ) be I.lenteriar.t. ILited 15 abuve.' , :Fleury Clarice, Gent to he ditti), Dated as.abuvc • Henry Gee, Gent, to be dittu: Daileti as above ' Sairtuel Marna:a, Gent to,be ditto. Dated as above. j, S. Byron, Petit,. to. be ditto. Dated-as abovo. Thomas Gee, Gent, to be rah sign. Dated as above. ce tythes in question were set . out vont April No- . Crrum-Ol , ; , .y 2 5; ay. vetni;er 18 05, `ai)d Welt/ SaffereAio rot. upon the titEMBEIkS lIETUIINED : TO SEItVa IN TIIR reesnwr ground; es they di.kayed he du tin in into the- .. PARLLtMENT. tr01.1(1(.1. . Borough of Launceston -- Richard Henry Alex,ander Bennet, a Post Captain in the RoyA Navy. Mr. S'erjeant Br, s . l - as Counsel for ikir. F. ob- 13,.rnugli or Taviitoi:k.--*Phe l(Wit Hun. Charles Grey, com iert id, thza, aMertiner of the Church of 4n gland, J rncmiy c; tied lord Vis Count I lowick. in had an imperati%e'duty to protqet .the rikhts of linT i tn i ti i , ( o ) r f ( 1V r e l s i t it b . u i ri l i t il l- t on t,: 'the Church, and it tas • only in that view' he htid .Tbivn g zaat P i ort ; 1 1 1 /.y; Sit IViilt nit Wort, of Bickham ten:Ned to take the .tythes in ro : testion, because Hoitse, Bart. S,teot.o R. Luslinigton, tit Linstedl.udge. ond ..bad -never been served t)orcauster- I rte. GrOpiey Ashley. Cooper. of• their been !severed. B Y the cus- ' Bor L'or ot u itt'h of Wcimover - Francis Horner, of the IvlichlWlcin.. :foal notiCe niot to be seri , ed l pie, Lot doti, , Esq. the met' night for tyth's to b..... taken the uttxt morn ing, and beforbil‘ 0 1 .C10.1: in the morning fo r the af. tiqnoon of the :tame day. Mr. 1 1 '. originally had Te 7 1:-1:•,e44 frOrn this rule, for the iiccomrnodation of his parishioners, untika length they denied the custom, and ho was obliged, at the expence of a suit in the Eccle4astical Court, to establish the ri:4ht, which .he did, and it was now only for the purpoie tit prcit:rv• ing the rights of the Church that be insisted on 'a strideompliance smith the. custom;. nor waS ,now .the cutstiumat all unreasonable, fo'r the parish coil. • tainei 52 , 10 acres of land, so that tan Less such notice was given, the Parson would not have tinlo to send jtis tything pm to, the remoter parts of the parish. The Learned jie then cal!ed several old Wit tit tit s, diitinctly proved that such scts the cps- - itoin with respect JO the corn linds, but it had nut usual to require it with respett to gardens. Mr. .gerjeant Sat:paean, 'in reply, contended, that the cibto,n, •as stated by Mr. Serjeant Bast, Was moit ttureasonahle. A 111,111 must make up his mind before six. in the m9rning whether he wo u ld cir,r , .as or c.ibbage tbr dinner s aid give the Par son untice, tot' he intrit not ctunge his , ruirid, ninlyr I:1.:' penalty 0 1 .d.incitig tI i iu I iltt. Ecelesl3s tic:ll,Cc.irt for si..-rving tithes wit hunt notice. If friend urzytwd into dinner, and he , xished to adz], a fluck t o nitire,, la m ust not plnt`.ii," thil green pease ti'ecatise.Mr. had not ti(,ti , .'d before six. in the - morning, `Nli tt cloz:k dt;Cide the : time ? AftIVI it trt t.te enurciiclorl• - „ which was ftvlated once a too,tth, was geti,..n . it,ily an hour too 'hist ; or wit.i it to he tire watch at the PaiSoll'3ba-head alt tign the la‘v . required Was, that the Vic it 'should have timely outit:o, and he insived thza seven o'clock wile such thmly notice, and abnralantly sufficient. Mr. Justice titArit said, that who was right would depend upon the proof of the custum. It was admitted so .for corn lands, and no negative was proved ,as vegotablei, he did not reds theref ore flow they could do"other than.litut.a vealict for the .)el'endant. • The Jury, Nvithout a moment's liesitittion, found trvi.rdict Ow, Plait...la, citinagell 405.. who was , carried into Court in t.in morning, %t as obliged to leave ;it before-the, conclusion of the business- Mr, Serjeantf3Aftwx . eat in his place. ' clise of great interest in the county, resiy , ctins the,' rights,uf, the QySter Fishery; Nils baen onaecQuilt vl flgOadisposition: of the•lcarned Judge. • • • William • Chrisp, 'Cockwur-street, 'enaring•eross, perfumer, to surrender ) oly2B,.Aiig:ll, and Sept. 5, at ten, at (Judd hail, Londou. A.ttorricy, Furnicars lmi. Thomas C;roucock Dravton•in-liales; Shropshire, inereer Aug. 17, 18, and top - , 5,. at 'twelve, at the Ptur . inix len s • Dtayttni-in-1-11.1es. Atuunies, Mr. Stanley, iimytoti.in- Itiiles, and Messrs. Baxter and Martin, lon a London. . • • Stephen Hawkins, of Plymouth.llock, baker, Aug. 7 B, , and Sept. s; . at eleven, at,the King's Arms In*, Plymouth., At tornies, Nitssrs. Williams and Darke ' Bedford-row,. Gray's Inn, Lovidon t arKl Mi. John Wellsl3ozon, Plymouth 1)ock. James tioodhew, Kent, hatcher, A ug..l, 15, and: dept. 5, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Watts, Symond's sun. '.• . At the S4ll3bvary .A.,!,i'te,s John Hue Taut, alias recks, aged only 23 yc:lrs, was convietd, and re e,,ivvd scnte,nce of de,al,, for sCcidaig three 9, William Marriott )1;13 been found at Not tingham Amizes of altering a will, and left foi: axe 01110.11. , (4.,1 Monday blornihg Fou/kirtr, only, I Pull's gid, ;.6S.(Aegllk.i.l Witleach, Intv.in , been conviC,led of the murder of GeorAe Idaruhom, a hul only 13, on ter; i stll of Fearuary last. He fe.we d ; Iri3 crane'. " • The following distressing accident ociAirriA aho'itt ml Fria(kY niallt, on the Thamefs, - belbw Put 'troy-hvidgel—A party. of three pirrsona, eoulisting of Mr. 111aud, who. 'wan artist, residing iti : the NI I ; lri, sistev,. , -a• girl eight,yearg old; and a' Nit', :leton, Lad been to Itiehtnond' to a rdation /h e latter y a:I&1 on their return in the evening, tl;e little irl, wl4O „Jot behind the seat on. 'Which tlittilAVo titer pOrsoni were phevd, way ainesing herielf hy pntting tier li;ind into the water, and she at kilt!) till overbo::r(j. , brother, a young titan ! '2l .3 ,, eara o f age, followed to lii4Vt4, , sls!rr ftui alter having diveti to,vice, weet dowit awl Was !ecit 1110113...-nor iias the body yfq tmit. f ou nd, %Om Ltd,. girl Wao savtd by the having-risen at tilt: stern of !he boat.: 111Z. , Z,U, l'Ulf - • • LETTER I. 4 ‘ Britie,nia stkis stat viribus, non Oita° arbitilo Pen' dd.!! .51R1 It was the policy of the late tord , CUAT,HA NI, and also of his skin,, the late Mr. Pyrr, do checkand, if possihk, defeat the ambitious desigqs - of France, ~by a well..conneaed league and co-oper4ion of the ; great Powers 'of Europe, but ;ISA he intrigues and enormtni conquests on the part of France,,lsave counteracted and overthrown this once good policy, what remains but that, in, future, trust, by God's blessing, on ourselveS alone , - and on our own great and all-sutticieni tresonrceS. : Most terrible and fOnniciable to behold is the present Admiralty-List olotic)Navy ; hearts , - of oak are - our ships, hearts of oak are oar men, stea dy, boys; steady," expert and ready pot only to.op -laose, but also to annihilate the united maritime force of all the world. . . . If The French turn every foreign maii's hand againSt us, why let us' bear a hand%ag , ainst Let us spread out our Fleets to seek and annoy our enetnies; Whether opened or , concoded, 'wheresoever they can be foutid,; let us seize; and,"rausackevery Vessel, ?ant only whose lading, but whose course, i 4 bound to France or to any of her a: Tendencies ; let usindiscritninately spize and captureevery Ship bound to the ports of France, .Spain, Italy, liolland„ or tO any other, port under the , subjngation of the French Ruler. Tnis would b a deciSive and -(considering hoW .we have "been. treated) a just measure; and. would in a little time bring up. BONAYARTS to a right bearing. If it be said that Russia ould be obliged to stop our supplies of cordage ; and the shores of the &ltie refuse their woOls ; I anawif, ,first, that the waste lati,ds of Great Britain would soon grow us, mare hemp and flax than our Navy - would require. If I.ve.,ttlready give*a bounty on the groWth, let us in crease that bounty, and there will be no Want ; and more especially if we consider the supply we may draw frotu New Zealand and the different Islands in Asia lambus for the natural produclion, of ,a very. strong flax. r With regard . to ship-titnber; Fruust 2dly observe, that great ate our resourges frOtti the woods of our native Land, and moreover, that his Majeiity's Servants have already turned their atten tion to the building of ships of, war in India. The inexhaustible woods of 'Pegti could easily' supply us with Twelve Ships of the Line annually, and it is proVed by experience that the durability of the Teak timber is even superior to our own oak.' Wit be said, that though the materiiiis 'for shi,i-iniilding in India be abundant and excellent, there is a xtant of sliip-carpenters ; I say, No—the only want is, of maseer-l?uildas, for in that country every' peasant soon becomes a good 'ship-carpenter. 'or caulker even without the formality of a seven years apprentite 'Ship.; and as a proof ofthis there are many Ships of War now in his Majesty's seryiceOf their building.' Considering then, our inexhauitible resources and. our prowess, let us, instead 'of' wasting our. rime and opportunities in unavailing negotiations poor . weak Princes; reg ar d a urse lV o t as t h e only - potentate bold and capable of harassing and ircurnsiTibin g . France. It is AvelL perhaps that we are : thu, oblized to trust to Ourselves alone, for tis nutiopal' rein : .44:,1 that in propottiou to, our 4pgicr so i* our hardin!loctr for 'clangor works upon. the peculiar temperan:ent of the -people of thtseltealMs by exciting the. bcklost heroism and courage,. and it serves also to :eouoon.: irate us into the glorious - locus of One a1td.....111 LtV. brotherly loVe and unattitnity..' Joint Bullovhen. he sees his own blood, becomes, eagorlyarbirst for the blood of his enemy—and- woe be to thetillain that stands in his way. The Enomy flag already done an he, could to ruin our trade and navigation.. lb has attempted' some . of those territories - by. which - (.if we' had no other resources). our. Naval power' and our trade would be endangered. Let us then, in return, . execute upon them -a Vigorous ..rcvengr, and, truly speaking, ;toe him hidiqr,. and' compel him and his dependencies to slain: natxpily under their Forts and land-batteries. l'he Freneli.now boast they have hronOit us to .the, edge of :r terrible precipice. , it SO.; but let,them be aware, while' they stand near us, and: do not skulk and run; that they thetnselves shall surely be thrown over.. Juiv 10, 18417, l'llo NORIS. I) IV 1 IfIVDS Sept. 15. Thomas 11.idloy,ii;;Iat;, London,. victualler, at twelve, at Guildhall. Aug. 11, Benjamin Myers and James Esdail e ,. the younger, Queen street, Cheapside; London, sugar-dealers, at ten, at ; Guildhall. N0v.14. William Hartridge, Cheaptide, haberdasher, at one, at Guddhalt, L mdon. 1, - Sept, 8. , William Lung, Stonehnuse, near. Plymouth, hat ter, at teo, at " London. Aug. 18. George Blunt and John Mouat, of Little Carter- Jane, Doctors' Commons, London, wholesale grocers, at ten, at Guildhall. Aug. 15. William Vinicombe, bath, umbrella manufac- • surer, at six, at the Christopher Inn, Bath. Aug. 15. Ja.aes Hill, S.ilf Sornerhetshire,. dealer, at elo 7 Ven, at the Clirktopher tun, -Bath. Oct. 24: Archibald Stevenson, Margaret-street ) scoare, MiewleAeg, twelve, at. Aug. 17. John Tittori and Joseph. Wareing, ..Leeds,„ Lt l}t strru, uterchanu, at ciwieu, at the Hotel, Leeds. Aug. 15. Macpherson, 11.1Aiden-linc, :London, straw-lint nianufacturer,, at ten, at Guildhall. CERTIFIC /CIES. August 1 3.Wllliam enutstun,Drtiry-lang, currier and leather , Jolia Holder, Painswick, Gleuccsterihire, butcher. Jos, , pli King and William Edward ;King, King street, Co. vent-Garden. ' John Yul4s, Shelton, Staffordshire, tnanulacturer. of china ware. George Fraser and. Andrew Fraser, Bow Church-yard, ware housemen. I' 4I :rNERSIIIPS b sOLPEI ) . Thomas 11,0,01 Aim wood-, Sarnuel Piarker 'Watson, and Pin Tozer, of Watlmg. ativet, Manchester-vVareltoo , tenten. GeprAe. Miidrurn and joint Davies, of Raitclitli;.litgliway, Men - drapers. ' Citarlcs Bating,. William Jackson, William Baring Could, Wdli.triNieary wad Robert Maunder, of Exeter,wine-mer- ClklUtS... Williarri.and George Menco, of Alford-court, street, Finsbury.squar'e, glovers. Samuel Bridge, of Choritothrow, Nlanehester, and James Hart of Whale; Derbyshire, calico.printers. Bethia , Atttly, late of Cr lit heroe, andjohn Taylor, of elithetoe, Lame, hire., Sutton-inanufaciurers. =glut Brough Willi :on Wright, of Nottingham, hatters. km:4 Marl,'W'tllia,rn Snuill, and Samuel Roulet, of Snow's . . Ileitis, Bermondsey, Slianish4eather-dressers, Francis Pinney and 1. iiar" of Princes:street and Lisle -s A s h # street, Leicester-squar,: plumbers. . '• 'Thomas Harrison, C. j. ' Mansell, William Oliver, Tho Mas kiteice,' and Edward Boddington, of ma and C4stic Thorpe Bridge, Northampton, and Stamo u BUcks. Thoni.is Haigh Midwood, Samuel. Parker Wat:,ori John' Tozer, and Robert S tevens„ Percival -street, Wil Ham - and Thomas Starkey,. of rkludderstield, Yorkshire, merchants. John kv,:.11 5 and John Marshall, of liolborn.luidge, linen. dr.;pers. John Peters and Sargion Wino'', of Bristol, maltsters. Luke Brenoti and Samuel White, of Larnheth-road,coopers. 144.4 , 4 A ogustu s ibbons and George, I acksua, at ticklers 'bury, upholstcreis. Richard Allen and Joseph' S.mtlers, Liverpool, booksellers. If/RTHS. On 'Wednesday last', the Lady of Thomas Croft, tsq, of Guilchord-streLqi DanAhter.. • „ On the 23(1 itiOt. at Park, Solytefset, the Lady of Tilutims StranghaYs• [fouler, F.,:•,(1. ola Son and 171pir. , On Thursday Ltst,. at liotley C range, 1421111 the Lady of Robert Cordon, Lsq. late Colunzl o f th e 23:1 Light Drll* , goons, of a Son. 8111 P ►r UL L, Y 22. Arrivell—the•Mary aria Elizabeth, Wray, tioin Gteepland;'. Ditto Rye,. ?coin Riga ; London Packet, , frisru fau ; Englislr, trop; Stockholril Liater, from Z4rtte. JULY,2T. A,rriN:4l.—tlut Provicleticc, Goodwili t and 'Andcrseri c (rota L iSbuq. CRAVISIeNDI PAY 23. Passed by—the Thalia, Ifairison, rtom fantaie4 • Cotten, burgh, Jones, and J uhan, Wirairnan, reom Uottetiburgh, S~lr}ed- the buches of York, Dorms, for Monte Video. theieth,inst—lohn Davis, Esq. of Walworth-placm. On ,Monday last, in the 42:t year of !Ili axe, alter a lon4 and severti kliness a Richard, I Lnar, Eq.. of Nottinghal, The sante diy, Lady Noreliffe, of Langton, in YorksHre: o ii F r id ay l ot , a; Great Worley-nlatte„ in the Coutny of ' Esse%, the Latly:e Samuel Bonham, Esti, in the 771.4 year of her age. '• Th e sane morning, suddenly, of Fimier, lisq.. of Milback-strect, Westminster. On Satirrday, attar a short illness, Mrs. 13corh, wife of Frederick Booth, Esq. of New s -street, Sprttigf..gardr.m s . on the 17th inn, after a very. long and Sek , ere Henry Notbitry, second ullt of Mr. rhipp Nortntry, VrinAlr, New Brentford, r attly, - al, New Miller Dm, near Wakefield; the n ev; I ohn Lomdale, 'Vicar of Darlield, and Curate of the perpe: toil Curacy of chapelthorpe. ,__ _~ HI CB TE R ItT LONDON TO-MO ROW. _ _ . itfornins, 2j min, after 7„ Afternoon. 53 min. after 7,, ittlitivATED HEALTH,. JT has beeu' too-frequentlj' the suhje - a. cif just ana general reprobation, that men destitute oftlid element : sof the medical art hactrutli:red themselves as caolidAtessl . for public patronage in the .protession tat 'physic. .V or the pu rlxtscs of tfaing justice to the 'result olour studies andexperfeni.d, and to prevent us frost being classed among nose einpirics wheys' _irtipriulent pretensions have, unfOrtuttatery for s.iciery, Writ to favourably received, we beg leave to submit io the,peral and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuits and ac. quirements; Atte' having-received a leolar medical ectuca. ! tion as the pupils of Messrs. Grinded and bliz.:rd, who*" leclurilt and practice we carefully attended, as protessorS:and surgeolis of the London Hospital ; we enteredtinrselyes as ktidems in that justly"celehoated school for mcdicariequir.:- OlCilt, the Royal College of attiliwtra iiistrtictM in the iltderent branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and practice, of physic, chemistry ; undwitery,.botany, fire. fee. y those eminent prolessor, Drs. Nloitra, .Gregory, Bieck Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shell not ' br nentetipiesumptuous in .saying that our proficiency and at:quit:et - items are not inconsiderable, Having for a long series made Venereal Complaints, ant the various_ diseases of DeiLlity;the pattic.ular oiajezt ot:r studics and prz.Ciicei. it will, we hope; he ai:loWed,that we have acquired .superuit know ledge of their treatment and etire, in ell lit and reccui cases of infettion'a perfej re4;estatitishn - iiow eethrithrted the short,,period of two days.; aid in those of the utmost in veteracy, nliete otnei,plachtiongis Ivy,: failed, Of success, a proper perk:reek:nee - in. our plan of treatment ensittes to tll4 patient a sittie anti ruiiie a t cure. , Arlitdst the nit:lam:holy variety of disorders which are the etteetii.of a habit' long and mostanthappily iitirsued by' thet youtli,i)f both sexes, there are nitne inure a!:nrni:lg mons clistrNsirtg than those. deficiendea re queiicky prevent of embitter theiiiiitriaitini,l state IL petsoiti it' must be a. consottion knov,i•tic it tn.-, rn. i • by a tiew and infial:ible tn..'de;of ireat Merit; restoreit to greatest of all huirtan blessnigs, a strong, man. y, ~r-oes oes constitution. In all cases of debility , fr,int. whoever . ca9searising, as vedl4.lin every species Lit venereal iiite;tloll. we may Eirsi.fiulted by patier.ts larch her 'sex Wiillrhi; great est secrecy' and honour. Hours. ot consultation at house rota , ten rot}irte;arid Bain 6 in tlieev-tiline, is II 16'3 , nigiit. Patients - in the eiAttitry to request,- t •tite the particu. Las of their case, age, an; ~.!enerti 11,04 u. &c. aivclreitn,i,utty sent: it i s nc i eivr it i that secrecy so essential to - our the pnat•igc of letters may be added to the account tor :iienctois. Cu i(R 1 2 . a144.1 C Swoons. . .. N. 107:1-1.ttol1-liatil!:si • P4lCSfif3. Curri". nnd. Co. , uave ....'ertinc.ite. 0 , 11, the aboYe resilett4hle Prures.surs of I.olAbo Juit Edinburgh, id the diligence, *ktil, and hum inity, witii m, hich . Oey her tanned ,the duties aso;ne , i tue i during the tune they At• tended their Lettures'4l.4l I'LlaiL,.... To TIIONIAS TA Y 1.c.) Esq. -Sir, , NO. o, New liti , *.:l:•.street, London. CONSIDER it but an ad of j!ltaice. due to tti I ee merits of your LI;;A1( E's. PAT It N "1' LLS, to com municate to you tpefollowiin(CUre winch has recently been pertbrined by them: Acquainianee of mine,: by the breaking out ut an old Verie:eal Complaint (at:elated by 4 c0. , :., - lication of disdr:itirs ark 1‘.•;; therefroni); was 'reduced 41- •,! It) a skt:i..tmt; an gh i I:thou- lie had tie best inedtc.ti which id be.. • ,iited, anti tried It inc.vY of Patent tines,-, COl.l I ),. 0 , 4 ,0,34• w high, 54..t0,,c4 to suit , . t i .talk or even to: 4(.111(1,0M It ;in 1., one who knew 11;171 eVCY'SlippOSCii it p.)s - hitu to rock.fvq. advised at list to try tout (till so, ad:tering siriztly Al tbe - pj.yen with them. lie had hot t.ken more titan two boxisl)a.• toc-e he foam: au alter.nion tor the be:ter: this encouraged Milli to itrd.:&•=4l. al.(: by t4111.4'4 tew hinces intuit he tinutd t i t s A pi.t.itte .and, {Lilt:wt.:Ally_ return, .0..14 is, now VS . atui stout as any man know. Volt are Welconie. Si:, ► . to tetzE any peniott to Me fora confirmation ut the it4tiVe. account it it ihonld § . e trqubted. • I 'aM, Sir; your Wuxi - tent hunthle.servant, • • Library, Fol•kstoile. -T11()S. PURDAY. • • Prep arc.-. 1 and , SOld' by the. Sole •I'roprietOt, tins. TA r I.oa , of the Reiaj Coticgt; of Sur eons. • • • Loncloti, at 114 q, New Brige-strpet .Mere, aftei a constant residence of more than, Fo: . :ty Vearsic diretled,to the . Cure 01 . ver , r; tv.ti t:O2 - nliaints, : and thov: incidental to • the Vara of C'..r.eratiun in notit SeXei,, Men at Ins Profe,.4,Nt -shOOM kob: 4 0 1 F" ` m? tlitter' 74 E , itseltt „ie-gratuitous .. •n' iAtitilini4iers to I'er..4ls toklui; tiiis Nleiiicititt, t 4 e- by,4 disceroin,- p u blic, as an aalialit4gv seltt,oirt i:nbtaitidl , and vt..id i3Ctilltbi6u"Y* * 'Ate+ i4l,d; .1W hi; Aicii(iiiirineitt, • tbr 'the convolienla those living at a :tistanee, - at the i'ert awe t s s4i4. 34, Sr- AL" ban's-sueet, Mall; the 'Foy shop, No. 10.3, Qxford. S tLi tt4e.tri 11r. Dis„bor a usw s , No, Flat-street-lull; Mr. lidinhtiigli'; MI. V :' .I's, PatueTstreet,,t)Alblill ; Alt. Itilluisc'eit YerPooll Mr. Ntkirtsorilt; 443.11e:tester ; h} one i't,'lsork 11 ?ery ev tillAiderntAtt Tow* if/ t.; n:at- n dill .laid r ,full, ""' °t only 2S; ga. each, seilt,•=l ith , plain direaions, where y' persorvb se x ruaY cum tale s Stleetl, Secrecy, and smety. N. 11, 'heirk.t irlf wan a stamp, bv favour of.the Lomr;-,,,,ssioneN. isittifas# cwt at the s.lanip-diNce; " - Tayibr, No . . 4, N e '''l ll ,,t. n344 sire:; ijnit,tre..rrhic;hisv an:4l4 cititqrs jre :' ' ' - • [tuns:the !iyiteh3. Gar • WHEN l'rui s e44.itrriaL oft the selection ot‘a. 'peculiar brandlt, the san:tiOtt of lung cost. tiuutsl succeis i 4 the ',otgst,c . .titerion of superiority, Thirteen years - h.ive't my j)r.t4..tice to tilt exeltriive, trcatowni klirco tttcutiiteutiaivesu.Lt my plan gives me additicn,al opi.?se, as tar as 14: 0 „ able, tire rAVageS .at AhOt4 CUrapiallltti'wfile.h ire-he-1110'. iin arrant in of Fizz:Hail jti After initi:tvon Vtt liveryeery 'l..Vrancif, as ahli.ral Sur;,eone I l'orfucti , a-vrit:l - L at an 1at4y.,,.pt.1u4. of Ptaaice- t ,rest;tte fi,ati • the ignaance of utictittcatr men, (it' til/ co3l.lir tiaitgo . n ) uriPtc 4 P-Pi!titicY KellPl^ll4,l)taetiliouers- Tkut 1.3i40r4erb,: to the Cure of which I, lui.4 tMd voted my attention,' corni)ris.c evcry, -. ,of V E-t 4 P KILAL IN lihECTI ( )1.4, whetnee of a reLent or 1...ng ration: city, All . I tintki..,Qttlhaiii,tx, +.ool)er tiO si the habits of f..(11', , I bbys; or 04., imivllgenci:s of niaboie age: 'Alia, :t , letangentht zlt tile, system'ituo men 'Which it, calD:td ". I t.ipilstl+PFAi; i or STE riwberclirf4l4l4.iertses .ignortuige. oC 113 6 t/ to t treatment : .0 1 ,, t 4 ; $ , 1 4 riot 1 : 4 2: frequently' hiippeos ~r ;AL : the= tet of? an uni.;uarcieti , Aubtt, --1;y rti it ii 01hth94Cr'SS"hadie•ZtialPlIC(.41,1"18 tlt:trtestelf4ll,4Yt r4 , lical re:.eltahlisittnent. l c u E t l e i • l t ; f e z ; Few, ite;wevot, art: the ratite Of Coltsif:it:Attfit'tilStfttel thi4 cotttpatt,(l c4.4:o[Akts Nen, who,,lfoin -an, intim igcnce in a SQ . jitary ptc, , valtalt gaieties ,:)t i;Aihri)nztble lire; r 41' l*hi Ity , whrtrir Old unavoidable "coluzen • ,t• , p.vriitcp..l4 l.aahit L. Where tilt Itioliam g u nl j e r , . , , bat Carefully cutICC.I4 his illiSkertale., idtibtifor him ti, kno'w; that i . iltivingh . ,••- o ttottbt isr iniCertainty -with •ra , b) the tioni is the. of Of li-iv:Thus or Venus have titian to rucittooiNian;) , Ingot° ° touch anxiety will bo wevetned by :ix ee t tly.- •Couilis , "` - c .Lion of this isrPiii Stgte; and its there c4sese difficult.; will ccetir. that Vk here 1 1 11 0 , Defii:tenoy has for swr4, exisre,t, 34 pkuP tt perseverantw is indispeneeial, Iry r nes 11)d' ttg sinsks of Lift, and to re,rroo:Lce trar D ME wbihave Ik`m4 tnalrexpetiarions raluily, may. , her a. u sri titan? Most instattoes, such deteds are carablo by The se , t-tzsY rlnch . 1.; to est , ....nrW to znx, kdrdertakot ind the qualitit N4hieli I have presumed to 'statr, Life bAtiS of m it y Eretorisrarn;, and coinuirients-witiv. : j tirriv.rrititnation eogiVeir p , that' Ms— .enisu,, 1i3(t,04 - 1311y, or by .I,errsts 3:1 1 411 4 t 07 4)1 Ouse.' Anindet:s.trter,. ','ztrared, near - rt!rtsple".- - - 4, There is an idSittotutt I.:ntrants , tun Wark - is.stift e t 4/Pittillgr'xid the 4.l' , ric is on boar' tlike <kW** riy It a Lt. Member or ttie k08,71/41.C(`)t )4 I`'ft).;`-- PC' C 1' A (Ch— .San:lC Per::lsq f 4150,1 355P11 Iv es to be ft - feint:legs of, tire Royal t:ollegei rilvirig for tti for ral qpittd Ativertraernerns alit tgot- , 1 ,11 word; ;o'o,l itti k erted them thfir own prodtittion9,, it duty CO mention, [hitt' tilose•PurSons ate net Nitgriberg 0: ; 1 1 'College in Lontiou,' ridinbririin, or elsewhore, riot 4 1 . 31/e ' t Arry r,.,L,t to praelise Surgery in Lo,ndon. - . . „ , LUND4' , P4 P th 1.4 c wi; 11.4) Irt a of Np.. marttett : cou j.1bw... 4 1 a r i d puiffidieci by W riA oit ScR rof Sckinti Molteiustrict,-;Guittenor-Fittarit SVN*O Flo* No: ti btrailtit Whets iiiiverlisententiii - OiYirs fut Olt Fraser, 1 eitOri for thg (posilaidi, nags( be ad4resl,o4,. MAR RILL), . . --.• , ~ . .. On Thursday last, Iticbattl Smith,. 1 7 .59: of 114nutter. smith, to Aliss f.lren Brown, of Wylibe,.-Northumberland. On' Friday, mer i ting, at Whippingbarn ChtircltyCowes, Captain Midby, of the-Ilertfittdsaire. 'Militia, to Mrs. But ler, widow, of t. 11,0 town. . On Saturday, at St. Georgc'', Ilato r ve:,ittare, Mr. Ed. w ar& Bailey, of I%lllHk-street, (3tosvertur.taluare; to Miss' Martin .of thu stunt litieti , . 9 0 ()1i SaturdaY4 se'imight,at lb:. Par4,lt Church of. Leeds, Mr. Knight, 'to ALas Sniith, both of t h Tilyatfe Royal, Vork. ()It the tf,th instant, at Ohy, the itev.rilenry natintiA'. L.I 1 , Red.or of 01,y, and C , l.iti(eltor of the I)iocese, to 7.4 bis Prance-J .- hlackt.ti,oo, .da..4g!itvr late lotto of StrathgArvio, Lately, at, St. Ge;.ogeitiin thte'liost, Mr. (_'h.i.rrcie. Abbot', itolvbrouk., in the u.l . ynnny;,:it oir of fleas lire- William A bbot,•lisq of .I)oeibrs' Conult,o,;,, to Aiisi Winters, of liarrtiulti, hi the satne•Countijt.