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DUBLI7 DFc. 13. COURT OF PREROGATIVE. TURMAN, DEC. 10, A case of considerable novelty Was this day de cided by the Judge.—Martin Yrench Lynch, Esq. a, 3.3arrister, had some time since presented a petition, gating; that he had taken the Degree of Do6l ol of Laws in the . University of Dublin, and.that he was a Roman Catholic, and praying to be admitted to praaice as an Advocate in this and the other Eccle biastiral Courts of this Kingdom. Upon this Petition the Judge had made a Bele that Dr. Lynch should be admitted an Advocate, he taking the Oaths of Allegiance, Supremacy, and Ab juration' and making and signing the Declaratiori against Transubstantiation. and, the Invocation of Saints, as by law directed. The Petittoner;by his. Advocates and Counsel, the Sotacrrott-GENRAL, Mr. WIIITETUNE, and Mr. KIRwAN, argued, that by the Statutes which ad mitted Roman Catholies to the Bar, and to the'dif ferent offices, of the State, he was entitled to bead, mit Led an - Advocate without taking these oaths, &c. or that if these oaths were necessary, it was not in ' cutubent.on him to take them bejbre admission to vaelice as an Advooate., This day Dr. DutonNit4 delivered his-opinion at large, of which the following is a.very brief ()Udine: He said,.that however strange it would appear that the Legislature shottid have thought fit to allow per sons' profesAng the Roman Catholic Faith to prac tice in those Ecclesiastical Courts, whose authority they denied, and were by -their religion bound to` impugn and overturn, yet if Stieh . had been the law, of the latid, he should ha ve felt himself boOnd to obey its ordinance ; 'but it was clear to hint that the law, as it stood, was decisively against the demand of the. Petitioner' and that it should be so upon every ground of and common sense required a very few words to prove. The authority under which he sat in that Court bad for many centuries been 'usurped and exercised by the Bishop of Rome; by an Act of Henry VIII. confirmed afterwards by a Statute of Elizabeth, this authority mas vested in the Crown, and a power given to the Crown to exercise it by Deputy, which Deputy was the Primate-of Ireland, who by a subsequent Statute was enabled to appoint a Come misary„ which Commissary he himself was ; so that as to the authority of the Court, there could not be a question that every Roman Catholic must consider it as an cueroachment upon the Papal Supremacy.. By an A& of Queen Elizabeth for restoring to the Crown.the ancient jurisdiction over the State, Ecclesiastical and Spiritual, &c. it is enacted, " That every 414clibishop; &c. and every other Ecclesiastical Person, and other Ecclesiastical Officer and Minister, shall tilbre he shall take upon himself such Office or Ministry, take the Oath of Supremacy therOin etiaeta" • By the English A& of the 3d of William and Mary, this Oath of Supremacy was abrogated, and smother dire6ted to be taken in its stead ; and all persons in Ireland who would have been obliged to take We Oath prescribed by the Statute of Elizabeth are required to take the new Oath in such manner, and at such times, as the former was to have been taken ; by this Act the same . persons are obliged to make.and subscribe the declaration against transub• stantiatiop, By the Eughsh Aet tat Anne, Barristers, Advo• Atwrnie3, Notaries, and Pro6tors in Ireland are (nlougst others) particularly required to take the Oath of i..bjuration therein prescribed, at the same time they take theCoaths and sub Scribe the de. elaration appointed by the 3d of William-and Mary, thus ;pccitically recognizing the necessity of their taking those oaths, if any doubt court hava btieu en tertained 60 the subject. two A6ts, of 3d . of 'William and Mary, and Ist of . Anne, iwere,enaded by the English Le gislature, hilt it was at a time that the Ads of that Legislattire were supposed to bind thi4 Country; and by the AA of the Irish Parliament of the, `-:!:2.d 'Geo. 111, - commonly called ,Yelverton's Act, " the authority of all: English Statutes concerning oaths is ratified and established." The only remaining .queqion then is, whether by any of the Statutes'repraling the Popery Laws, the mccsity of Roman Cathohes taking in oaths be lure they could' become Advocates n the Spiritual Courts ‘vaeromOvcd. No word in any of these Aas could be tortured into a positive repeal of the law impnsing these oaths; on the contrary, the Legislature hi allowing Boman Catholics to become Barristers, i.'lttornies specilictilly, and by omitting AtIvOCIteS and Proctors in tLir description, appeared to declare its sense to be directly contrary. He had thus gone pit length into.. the question, in . 0rd0,,: to so it in its true light, and..to put an end to an application which had been: urged with extraor dinary perseverance.. A longtime bad elapsed since the So flt:.croa-GENcit AL. had spoken very fully and ably to t!u point ; but Upon the best consideration, Genthnnan appeared to have given up the ease as untenable. Since that time a new attempt had be Math; to press the matter upon the Court, and a itnintr of Statutes totally, irrelevant, and quota tions from book:s of no authority, had been exhibited with gre4 parade. M. kciaNvAX bad, indeed, ar gued tic case like a Lawyer and a Gentleman ; but oven he seemed to have been convinced that the claim was totally unsupported. When such eflbrts ;bad tr.,..2ti made, it beeatue him to look accurately i nto th e I,aw - , and he as gratified to find that the law coincided strictly with reason and sound policy, and with the F;ccutrity of the ecclesiastical went of this Country.. Tho Petition tbr admission without taking the (1111,, cat Supremacy and Abjuration, making tie Dt-:iaratioa against Tranbub-intiation and the i)catioll of Saints, &e. Wa# accordingly rejected. On the night of Friday last a number, of persons, rev my of ,4,71101 a. were armed, attacked the houses of a Steward and Tenant. iv ing under llr. Tho. Grubb, on part of 4 the Common of Clonmel, Ireland, lately enclosed by that -Gentleman, and in a very „short time levelled. two. new slate houses, and prostrated a considerable part of a new - ditch erected there by This is th 6 third time that this species of out rage ha:, been praEtised on gr. Grubb at that place. CHAR!) 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Ii ar,ojw, Ac. 1 7 , otos, ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Cornet William Elton to be Lieutenant, withont,purehase : 4th Ditto, F.dintital Lally, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase,, vice Hamilton, prornOted. - 13th - Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant Henry Pod. more, from the Bth West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. •• - isth DittO, Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Ballard Long, from the 16th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant Cclonel, vice _ Anson, who exchanges. 16th Ditto; Colonel George Anson, from the tsth Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Long, who ex changes. 2tst Ditto, Cornet James Thomas Morgan to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hutton, promoted. , • 9th Regiment of Foot,- nsign Itwiert - Hovenden, to be Licutenant,without purchase, vice Currie, promoted in the •• sit! Foot. Ensign Matthew Armstrong to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Edward At - inducing, Gent. to be En sign, vice Hovenden. Loth Ditto,',Major john Dalrymple, from the •64th. Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel,.by purchase, vice Parkhill, ap pointed to the 34th Foot. • - . titb Ditto, Ensign s j, M. fahle Mercer, front the 6th West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Swainc, who tesignS. Lieutenant Edward. Davies, from the ist Regiment of Lite Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice • Beardmore,- who exchanges. Lieutenant John Danger to. be Adjutant, vice Bowen, promoted. 13th Dttro, fames Archdeacon, Gent. to be Ensign; by pur. chase, vice Sir john Murray, proinoted in the yist tout. • isth Ditto, Serjeant George Clare to be Quartet -01.e:ter, vice Bolt, deceased. 16th Ditto, Enstgn john Williams, from the 64th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Roy, deceased. 26th Ditto, Major Hugh Henry Mitchell to be Lieutenant -Colonel, by 'purchase, vice Hope, who retires. 29th Ditto,. Ensign Thomas Grit to be Lieutenant, without ' purchase, vice J. A. Wood, who retires. 32d Ditto, Lieutenant Peter .Macdougall to be Captain of a Company, vice Harrison, deceased. Michael William Meighan, Gent. to, be Ensign, without purchase, vice Davies, appointed to the 3d Garrison Battalion. • 34th Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel David Parkhill,' from the Loth Foot, tube Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase. • To..be Lieutenants,' without purchase—Lieutenant A•lexan- • der M'Donald, from Half-pay of the Os di 'Fobt. Second Lieutenant Roderick Mackay, front the 2jit foot. Ensign Robert brown, from - the Sist Foot.-- Ensign William Ruse Wynter, from the 3d Garrison Battalion. • .40th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon James Bremner, front the 68th Foot„•to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Woods, promoted. 43d Onto—To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign H. Harvest.. Ensign Thomas !glance. • Ln'sigu George ' W. S.. Skipp. Ensign Robert. Watson. • To be Ensigns, without purchase-101114 M'Dearnaid, Gent. - vice Harvest. William Freer, Gent. vice !glance. • 46th .Ditto, Ensign Walter St. John, trom the 64th Foot, • to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Wolseiey, pro. mined, • 48th Ditto, Ensign Henry tinmphieys — to: be -Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Parsons,- protnotecl. Edward cent, Gent. to be li•tisign, vice Humphreys. sBth Ditto, John Culliinora, G . ent. to be Ensign, withbut purchase, vice Campbell, .promoted. Gorki Ditto, Ensign Godfrey De tn Roance, from 97th Foot, t be Lieutenant, without:purchase, vice I' red. s in. thurin, promoted. . • • . 63d Ditto, Lieutenant. Percy Baylee, front the both Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase.' 64111 Ditto, Ensign John Arthur Allen to-be Lieutenant, vice Templeton,•deceased. Robert Smith, Gent to be Ensign, Without purchase, vice St. John, promoted in the 4611.1 Foot. Samuel S. Parker,Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Walsh, promoted in the 6th West India Regi. - !tient. 68th Ditto, Ensign Robert Melville to be Lieutenant, with. out purchase, vice Cassidy, prOmoted in the ist West - India Regiment, Edward Coppin;,:er l Gent. to be Ensign, vice Melville Serjetrit-Major kliticlS to be Quartet-i%las . ler, vice. Haubury, deceased. ,• 70th Ditto, John Landon, Gent. to' be ens i gn, vice Portia, . • , er, deceased. Surgeon Edward larvis, from eke 3d West India Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice W alker, appointed to the Royals. gist Ditto, fames Edmonds, Cent. to Le Ensign, without purchase, vice Brown, promoted in the 34th Foot. BSth Ditto, Lieutenant ,Arthur Chichester, from .the l nit Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Shaw, de. ceased. Patrick M‘Manus Gem. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Urquhart, w hose Appointment has not taken place, gstli lanies'COalle, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, without purchase. William Eeles, Gent. to be ditto. ydth, Ditto, Crofton Vandeleur, Gent. to be Ensign, without plifolliae, vice F. Vandeleur, those is not to take place. Assistant-Surgeon Samuel Milbank, from the 31st toot, to be Surgeon. • . list West India Ensign Nictiolos Heyliger to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Ensign Alexander Sande!_ son, from the 3tl ‘Vest 111414 Regiment, to lie Lieutenant, vice R away, deceased. .to be Ensigns, without purchase—Henry Nicholls, Gent, • vice Itcynger. William Rea, Geo. vice Sir Vio l: South. cote, cleccas..d. Geor,r . e l'ertiriau, 'Gent. ,voce pro. mined in Colrain' Smith's Garrison Company. L , 3d Ditto, Etisign j"aincs Liotkay to be Liet tenant with out purchase. Ensign lotio Campbell to LicOtenatit, vice I lawkesworth, deceased, To oewit hout purchase -Anthony Dolphin, Gent, vice Lindsay., laiAe Dalton, Gent. vice Campbell. 'elm Kay; (gent. vice Sanderson ) promoted in the Ist West In. • To be Surgeon, Assistant-Surgeon Alexander Flerning frOM ' the tstA Foot, vice farvis,:uppouitcd to the yoth Foot. 4th Ditto, Serjeant.Mojor ' Livingstone, from the sloth Foot, to be Ensign, vice Capadoce, deceased. 6th t)itto, loseph Le Gay, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur. ,chase, vice Nlercier, promoted in the rith Foot. gth West•lndia Regiment, lieutenant William M'lntagert, from the Royals ) , to be Captain of a Company, vice•Bou chier, deceased. -Captaio Sinitlea Garrison Company fur Service in the. West Ensign john Moon,' front the Ist,Wtst merit; to Lieutenant, without purchase. , York Light, Infantry Volunteers, A3iNtant-Sorg;eu...Williant • from the ltth Ftiot; to be Surgeon, vice Arl'UUll.3ld,' deceased, Royal Wagon Train„quarfer.Master Francis Walker, •from the tsth Light Dtagoons, to be Cornet, vvi•tlunit vur‘base. 311 Garrison Battalion, Ensign Simon Davics,ettnn the jtcl. Foot, to , b;; nsign, vice Wymer, promoted in the 34th ,Foot. Ensign Thomas Bircharn, from the lath Foot, to , be 'Enbigti, vice Hawkins, promoted in the 31Sr:fent, Ist Royal Yeteratt Battalion,.Serjeant Duncan Nl‘Leart, from the ylbt Foot, to be Ensign, vice 'Bryson, , appointed to the stn Royal Veteran Battalion. • 4th bitty,, Lieutenant William (;illand, from the Ist Gatti- .; son Batt:Ali:ill, to be Lieutenant. sat Ditto, Ensign William Bryson, from, the tst Royal V . cto. ran Battalion, to be Ensign, vice Scullay, ipptinted to'the dth Royal Veteran Battalion. 7th Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Hceley, from th4'l!.oyal, Wag. gnu • • I lath ) to be Lieutenant. • • STAFF. f";tly, ' Alexander Murray, Gent..,to be an Assistarit.Comtnissaryrif Stores, Piovisions, and Forage; to the Forces. Serjeant.Major Alpe, from the Coldstream F o ot -P Guasds,' to be rovnst Marshal to the Forces with the Rank. ot Uaptaiti, on the Continent o f Eu ro p e only. IWILMORA:NDUM : The undermentioned Officers are superseded, belt* absent without leave ? viz.— Captaio Thomas Tockeffr . ot the 3cl }out, Captain lames Ltiward White, of the 59th koot. Ordeninte.Ofce, December 16, ISQS. Brigade of Gunnert and Dritere in the Royal Regiment of Artitta . .y. First Lieutenant Commissary John Chariton to be Captain Commissary. Dated Dee. t, 18os. Second Lieutenant Commissary William Goble to he - t• irst'Lieutenant Cc.rn, iniisary, vice Charlton. Dated as above, -,-•—•• Oliver, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant Commissary, vice Gobl e . Dated as above. Second Lieutenant Commissary Thomas Gibbons to be First Lieutenant Commissary. Dated as above. Second Lieutenant Commissary George Stace to he ditto. Dated' as above. Second Lieutenant Commissary John A lien to be ditto. Dated at above. Second Lieu tenant Commissary 'Thomas Bowles to be ditto. Dated as above. Hobert White, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant Cottimis3ary, vice Gibbons. Dated as above. lames Freeman, Gent. to be ditto, vice Stacy. Dated as abov e . George Blaekett, Gent. •to bei ditto, vice Allen. Dated as :Above. 'fboutss 'oaten* Gent. to be ditto, vice Dated as above. loin: 'Wilford, Cent. to be ditto. bated as above, William Lewis itobarts i Gent. to be Adjutata, vice HaY, resigned. Dated as above. George Weaver. Gent. to be Second Lieutenant Commissary. Dared as above. Matthew Evans, Gent, to be ditto. Dated as abOvo. • Royal Regiment of .4rtillety. Sei:ond Lieutenant William Bell. to be First Lieutenant, vice A. Wilson, deceased.. Dated Dec, z, ISOj. Second Lieu . tenant Geor,2e Fraser, to be .1' irst Lieutenant, vice Griffiths, deceased. J)atcd Dec, 3 ; tSoi. Commissions in the' Ist Reginient of Aberdeen Voluiiteers; signed hr the Lord Veutenani of Aberdeenshire. .„ Ensign George Shiimie tO'bc Lieutenant, vi ce Booih. Dated -November lz, tB. s. Donald,Gent. to be Ensign, vice Alexander Donald, whose Appointment does opt take place. Dated as above. Commission in the Eastern Regiment of Norfolk Militia, signed ' by the Lard Lieutenant. Alfred Barneseroft,Gent. tote Ensign. Dated N0v.28, tflos. LAW REPORT. • COURT OF KING'S BENC', Dzc. 18. SYSSON V. TOMLINSON. Mr. ERSJOItiR stated this to be an aEti on u p on Iwo Bills of Exchange, against the Defendant, who ' had indorsed them as a guarantee Ibr the payment of them when due. They had been all accepted by Walker, Males, Wainer and. Cousins, and for which 11Ir. Richard Paley had given to them other bills of his that amount, and which latterbills Mr. Paley paid When they becaMe due; but he wouldnot have taken the bills in question, if the Defendant, Mr: Tomlinson, had not indorsed them, apdpledged hii responsibility as a guarantee for the payment 6fthem when due : when they arrived at maturity, they were presented-at . different Banking-houses in Londoti,but not paid, the acceptors having failed—upon which they were returned to the drawer, Mr.-Paley, who was a soap-manuUturer in Yorkshire, near Hull, This Gentleniati had done a great deal of business with these acceptors, who kept a banking-house at Mahon. He had since the misfortune to have be come bankrupt. Mr. Tomlinson, the Defendant; who - had become the guarantee of the paytnent of these bills, bad also become bankrupt. The whole' of the affairs of the parties went into the Court of Chancery, and the LORD CHANCELLOR gent this question to: be tried by an issue : Whether Mr. Toni , linson was or•was not to be considered as, this gua rantee ? direaing that both Mr. Paley a n d Mr. Tom, linson might be examin=,,.,as witnesses; saving all just exceptions ; the clues ; fad, litigated by the. assignees of the two insolvent, estates,. .1 appeared by the evidence of Mr. Paley, that be had taken the bills, in 'question,' %I/Melt amounted to f2OOOl, in lieu of OtherS which he gave' to these ac ceptors, and which he paid when they: were due, and that he would not have done so if, Mr. Tomlinson had not indorsed them to guarantee the Payment of them 'when they became due. Mr. Tomlinson himself was,examined, and he de nied that he had become guarantee, as M r . P a l e y had stated but only lent his name ,without consi deration; and that Mr, Paley himself had undertaken to provide for them ;. but this person's evidence N-Thi materially contradicted by letters under his own hand, .and therefore the J ur y f o n n d a verdi& for :ha Plaintifth.--Damages, 21:061. • DE LA TORE V. PARKER. This was also an issue out of the Court of Chan : - cery, to try ,whether forty bails of goods, imported from Spain, were properly taken possessfon of by the Plaintiff, under the authority of a Bill of Lade ing, whic! they held by way of security for advanees they made in money, and by *acceptances of Bills of Exchange, to enable a person of the name of Val leroy to carry on trade with Spain, and in which between go . and 100,0601. were returned in the course of eighteen months. It was quite clear on the evidence that the Plain tiff is claim was made out, and the Jury, under 0 direaion of his Lordship, found a Verdict for the Plaintiff. . COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Dzc. i 6. WATTS 21. COSTELLO. This was an AClion to recover damas for a Breach of Co v e n an t . Th e P laintiff is a Druggist living in the Strand, and the Defendant a Musician, residing at Lambeth. In the year 1801 the Plaintiff put 'his son apprentice to the Defendant, giving with him a fee of I*Bl. on condition that the boy should be dieted and lodged for five years, and, in the space of that time, taught music, in such a.umn ncr that the young man might. himself be enabled to earn-his bread by teaching. Disagreement:, arose between the boy and his master, and the former brought an aCtioa for ilr:treatment. This was tried some time back in the Court of King's Bench, ancl a veis.litt was ittlttn to the Plain tiff, with 1501. damaged; In the' present aelion, which was brought by the boy's father, a number of witnesses were examined on both sides, and a considerable deal 'of time consumed. After much contradictory evidence, the Jury, according to the direCtion of the Learned .Thdge, were of opinion, that the fans, of starvation, or neglea in teaching him his business, were not suffieiendy lAnade out, and , therefore found a vetditit fir the Defendant.. On Tuesday ,night a man was carrying a load of woollen cloth along Bishopsgate-street, lie fell down, when two smart young men went to assist him, who took 41 opportunity of robbing him of his pocket-hook, contaming 3g1., the property of master, with which they made their escape. On the inst. in' iitioSlVryilquare, Mrs. John Schnei der, oft Son. • (.)n Saturd.q last, Mrs. Henry Perkins, of NVest-square, ofa Daughter. On Thursday last, at St. fames's Church,. Col liar- nage, of New-street, Ilanovel-s,quare, to !Miss P) on ot el Dor.' betshire. 1.)1111). On Monday, after 4 lon44liness, the Right Hon. Henry Beauchamp, eleventh Loul - St lolin,• or Bletsoe. On. Thursday last, Aliss Ann Hudson, aecotui daughter or James Hudson, Esq. hanker, of Norwich. On Saturday List, at Hayes, - Middlesex, in the Both year Of her age, Mrs. Hannah Hinton,reilet of the Rev. A nt h ony Hinton, many years Vi car o f that ' Parish. On Sunday last, in the 16th year of her age Miss Eliza beth Prentice, eldest daughter o f t h e late hit. ' Robert Pren tic*, :if Norwich. On Mondaymorning, Mrs. Mankin, wile of Mr, .Th omas Mankiri, of Peckham- Rise, S u trey. .The sante day, in Percy -greet, .Rathhone-pace, Mrs. I DAY, witeof Mr. Day, solicitur. curl , NEHT, GRAVESEND, DEC. 17 , • Symmetry, Mitchell, Mip erva t Passed by—the Adeona, Kirby, from Quebec; Vrow .11r.• tha, , forson, from cam Rid(lell, 1 - td fzile, C”.(1:1e, 'from St. Petersburgh. SailedAtlie Fortune . Moote,„ for New south wales; and fl Grace, eppiklgs,tall,lo Montserrat. . PRICE .01, STOCKS.' LEST! RDA V. Rank Stock, 195 Navy per Ct. Shut 5 per Cent. ,t 797, Irish Seer Cent. 4 Per Cent. 77 a per. Cent. Red. 601 Bper Cent. Cdni. shut ank Long Ann. :7 Ditto Short Ann. 2 India Stock, India Boncig, pafi, ts. Exchequer Bills, IS. dis. pr. par Oinniurn. 7H • 3 per Ceitt. cietiJrcEl 111'10631 j per Cont. 5911 llittp Cons. for Op. 6:11R SARAH• ECKF()It I) a b ed 3' Years —Whfoi fr. first this Case of Scrophula made its appearance it was •in . the absorltent.grands 'of the neck, which became rathe r thickened, and then advanced to a hard,tomour : aPlte d to a Medical Gentletnan, who breiTglit it to a suppuration ; he then opened it, .and the neck became ulcerated f ro m the ear t6'the. slioulder: TimiotirS - Soon 'mined in tin; salivary "kland,s, under the,chin e rin the parotid, by the side of.the car, o and the absorbent glands n the other side. She was ad. !bitted au Out.patient of St. Bart - nolonieW e s' for eight months, without receiving ..any relief. At Oa. tiotei by the advice of• Mary Esilaile; MTh. hatrexperfeileett r eef Dispensary, Solio..square, slktbegartjakingOe and continued them futtlitt spile of 'ft' twelvemonth, wnell il Ulc:e Beale. .ma sire beeattic rrct~:fly roll. ia i.e careful to,ask for Spilsbirry's Patent A • • Pattnt" dtpri,sLa DropS, having the words "11Y tlic "I" and,butside wry at length' W" be bottle , bill of dircCtiq" '' rinte .nud hl4k per. The stamp also, tho King's dot Y, ,s Ins .• . 1. ink instead of red: . Bottles price ,ss. (..d.. duty included. Dispensary, No. 15, Soho -square \Ati. ot THEN Professional Me n ' V Responsibility deviate from :he general System by the selealcin of a peculiar branch, the sanction along ton• tinned success is the bast criterion ot iiiperiority. of Education and treatmen Y t ears of iblvirCiel.dDeivfotredderstnyairdratellteicseucTeStshit le;Lcltlsi.Yef my plan gives me additional ardor to oppose, as lar as I am able, the ravages of those complaints which are the most important in the Catalove of Human Infirmities. c urte s t :l: i t:3":Psa After initiation into, every . granch, as an Array Surgeons I formed a wish at in early period of Nadia to rescue in. dividuals from the ignorance. of 'uneducated .inen,-. or the equally aKigerrips precipitancy, ot general Praaitionrs. • The Three 131ionlets, to the iCure of which 1 have de' voted kny attention, comprise every species of V I:N' KEAL INFECTION, ,wliether 'of a' recent or long du ration: adly; All .kinds, ,of dability, whotlscr. arising frone the habits of ,school -boys, or the indulgences of matu re . age: And; lastltt, , eitat , derangethent of t 0 sySteni in W Mtn Whkil is caned II A It R E N N E SS, or ST E RI 1,1 rY. ~... frequently hippensf that the seeds of Life are poisoneuZ asrrtatlpTeretrolltotorhf.ceigalt:lraapnaceit oirlopiatit:....:. the indiscretion of &a unguarded hour.—lSy a surriorr ra prevalentigaieties! thod such ComplainM are easilY cured; and, even 0 . . 1 radical re-establishment. . in l'ew, hOweier, are the C3Ser of ..oinplioate.ll (hTe5 this disorder, compared with the calanuten s i ituati°n- t ' llisi Men, Who, troni an' indulgence in a solitary, vice, or of I trust that I • may presume to oiler of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of suet pernicious habits. - ' • ' Where the unhappy - y but ~sufTerer brood over his miser , of a fashionable life► acritare that sod ' carefully - conceals his misfortune, it may be sdl ne c° l . s o c" f . much anxiety lation for him to know, that althousii it be an .ohic removal doubt or uneertainty witti other Traetitioners, the ~., Lion, these Delicierictes .by the gradual progress of Itelo ires a ion, is the acqqirement of my Experience. If t ile r ut of ,Bacchus or Venus have be ss - , an to reituce If vir , il ltothersi Numerous e . thricva Lion f this ( .wilt . driefl ib i s ; l'uce z :ut 7 Ir a l t lw: Y Z na rvr i i : D i: ni °I: cl tig 'v . s i l icuLn ' u91 0 4:1: : :S I P c: l i : lait'l;:i i 6r : ::% l l : hY l uen i ln r i:,dai 1 it h rn ig ai inl e 'ir:J;ere longriet:sl): 1;C:i3r:5::: te:i::t51:111°11 eili' ' IPIIII:r1 : 31:7:1: most inttances In their expedatk,„„l. Fainii mo rb c • assurro, ;hat The. secresy Nv j •., ' s arL "11 tyro undortakgP and.the'qi: I' f t - itch is . so essential ta ___,. ono . a i catrons which 1 have presum ststw a: (11 .6.. 0 . 1 a ri rt tn .. ;:a . n; 9 1 t '- he A the buirkof n . ..., 1 ) pretensions, and iu coincidence ..wly. A this uiti 'consitlt ers i rtanon is , sudi defeel ! . Y .' tile by Medical skin _ given, personally, No. or by Letters (inclosing it , stroll I,slorel,,_ .63„. ~11-i.v 1. hem, 16. an - additional ' 'F' ntranee in Water. ti— , • • r ~,,, m in It rtv, m an b er at the 0.0.14X1 Collevtr of iggeo; Arundel is st o r n e:t ot S t; t t ra h r e l: ! t , nonre:r 1eirp7.....t.