The Sun. — London, England, 1816-03-01 00:00:00

yip*.T.:\`D. • TIIE TIIELANO. The following regitnt'Ats of Irish it litirl we "'understand are` to die asbanile'd before the 20th of ,this .ii cl~tti rlt'itlablt;' CArloti.,'.Norqt Cork,. South Cork:, South County' of De ldare, South* Mkt,Yo,. yonaghari,- Afeath, and Tile 97th teginient ,ait.on their march' from Waterford to Tullartiore. Two division of the.3sth regiment luive arriv led at Waterfora to do duty. Lite remainder are 'On their inar'elt. Ten reginients more are daily expected from England .amongst these Rre the Bth and 27,4 The 14th Light Dragoons are now on their 'march to. the,lollowing .stations:--Derry, Mo , Vithani Enniskillen, Sligo, Belturhet, and Dun• (head-quarttis), relieving the‘4lll. Dragoon ...Gearils, who: m it'd' to the Westerr, .*(Gor.t, headsqugrters.) ; Tuesibly the.first division of theldliariWilln of • the 84th Regiment, under the cornalliiiittlof' apt. sernttrd, acid on Wednesday .mutuilli% the 2d .(II" vision, marched intuit Liinerick..torAth!one; they are to be replaced by the 2d Ratio ion of the;3ofh Regiment, tsltieh suffered so severely at the battle, •:raf•Sitaterldo. The lute quarters of the 30th at Buttevant, are occupied by the .58th. Monday the late 2(1 Battalion of the 93d Regi tnent.arrived from 7sitittlerland, joini,:d their ISt Bat.tilion lit. Limerick. - 1 I : • 'f nesday morning a detachment of ,the 44th Re giment, which pat into LiateriCk in the Apollo transport on the 5111 *instant, Marched thence, under the'cOmmand of Lient..Mackerell, fur Mid, (Orion, where the Battalion is quartered. • Previous to. the 11th regiment parching from the barracks of Cork to embark it.Monkstown for Gibraltar, the Colonel delivered them a new pairuf colours, with a suitable, . address, expres aive•of. their gallant.conduct. during the peninsu lar campaign, and particularly fur the bravery they displayed at the ever•niemotabta battle of Toulouse. Tt,iere are now in Ireland 38 effective Irish; and 16 English militia regiments. GALWAY, FRB. 21.—0 n Monday last 2 County Meeting . was held at the County Hall in this town, • pursmsnt to a aequisition and' a Notice from the Sheriff, for the purpose of a d dressing the Pt;lJce It ant, 'and congratulating.him upon th e let,! peace ; Mellon! Rathhorne, Esq. High ; Sheriff in the Chair. The , Addres.wai proposed by the Honourable Le l'oer '1 ranch, and secondelf by . Ro betr ut Rose. John O'Neill, ; Esq.. (of Bunowdn), in st short iut impressive speech stated, that though' he felt himselt under no obligation to the Administration, bit+ rather the contrary, still be felt that it would bc an a( t. of injustice to withhold from them the thanks which they so eminently deserved upon this occasion. James DalY,'Esn. M. I'. also warmly supported the Address; after which it. was put from the Clmir, and carried unanimously. Atter hie's, Mr. Daly having taken,the Chair, /hi Tha n ks o f the Meeting were proposed to Mr. Trench, end seconded by Mr: Dolphin, to the high Sheriff, for his proper conduct in the Chair, and daring the whole of his Sheriffillty. We lenient - to . state'that, in the' direction. of Switnenbar and flalniniore, a 'spirit of violence 'discdotent appears partially to prevail, mani fekting itself bratts.of nocturnal outrage. In the neighbourhood of the latter, abmitten'days ago, 'a peaceable Hiatt, returning !mute after night, was waylaid aml inhumanly murdered; being ; treach erooey Knocked down with. a stone ,aliscliirged front behind the ditch; and stiblenneuth dispatch ed by. similar. barbarity. Two, ntepA ; we hear, have. been colataitted to Cavan, jail, aufliectud being' concerned in this desperate assassination. Isjot long since a gang of midnight roffons attack ed a noose beyond . Baluimore, when the owner, with a manly intrepidity, fired upon the assail ups, killing one droll on the spot, and wounding another.. vigilant exertions of the resident Ilagistrary, will, we tfust, be sufficient to check such infamous proceedings, aad preserve public order and tranquillity.-(Erne Pocket.) , ' A few nights since,, the house of PatTiek Kirk, of Ednagrana, parish of 'Enniskerb:W4attacked 'by a very ontlierOtia party of thrltsbers, who, nut ,getting admittance, fired several sitots-'-andthov log at length forced in the doors ,and Whnlows,:. they met a moat determined resistance from Kirk and Ms two song, who being armed with pitch forks, stabbed and wounded at least five of theft; but being overpowered at length, were obliged to submit - osponawhich they bound all the family with topes, and while in-that situation, beat and wound ed thero seterely—erdering them to give up some bend which they had lately taken, and snaking them pronsite not to give information of what had 'l)4j:titled. We .are. happy to stale that Government has sent to Mr. Bigger, the Alugistrate, 201. to be 4 iven to the Kirks for their gallant defence, with an assurance of support, should any further at tack be made upon theft—this was by much the =oat nntuerous assembly of . tinashera we have . beard of in this part of the kingdoM ; as some „of them are known, it is hoped they will be ap .. prehencled before our Assizes, noel -made such ex . amples of, as will deter others frotn cnmtiiitting auch acts of OutrAga fattire:(NetdiFaiier!) 'As 'Lieutenant JOHNCUILTIS, Wariknoq Wool vich,Dock- yard, his daughter, and biother,in law, Captain DANIEL Ross, of the Royal Navy, Were returning on Wedneiolay) the 21. st silt, be tween Sixsind seven o'eloeic, in a post-chaise; frosts , Chathani; they were stopped on Shooter's-hill by some desperate footpads, armed with pistols, arid robbed of itti their riptrty, except a very Vit. ]sable gold repeater stud seal, iselosiging,.to the Captain. They having made great resistance be fore they submitted, Lieut. C. was in cohislikersce much beaten about the head, and :Capt. R. l hal his l munch lacerated by tad s. tot ban `*Musttlnuut~lCCtti't~cltseadfulty Ueda' 4atAW, 'rttlnn ARTTEIt. TO Lkiii• MARIA ii.11 , 1--DEVIZES. `Get'ready't.hti imstage, of pence near a welcome the rhimes Of your critical Cousin — Here's Letter theyhittl, and the last on this theme—= The Mielzvimmer turns out a mighty long dream. Here let me protest, with the pen of debate, Against choosing Furies like bullocks, by weight. 'Tis confess'd that stage plot would he only confusion, . Were concessions not made to what's wird stage illusion; But to think, we in Lethe's fat pool Most be whirling, That the hell of a cowslip hides LISTON and STEHLINO-= To suppose, it our judgment and fancy amuses. . That MATIIEWs and BISHOP could crouch into daisies;- , - As fairies, e'en children can't act to the letter, But sure the illusion were nearer and better : However, since Managers this have combin'd 'ern; Proceed we to treat of them naw as we find 'ens. As foremiist In rank, little Bonn has the luck To_ please eery rational mortal in Puck; Aye the luck—for some please withont any desert, While she is with 'taste and with talent begirt: To be sure, in 'a dill-cup she could not well squat, For the plumpness o;—.you unbt, dear Cousin, guess what: tier shortness of petticoat has its deriders, And hsr legs are not verily taper as spiders'; But her storitnemand plumpness eau nothing detract From the mind sbe dhplays in conception and act. Now:Lover., as Fairy the first, we invoke With fond admiration, devoid of all Joke: Sweet songstress of 'ballad, by Ittitons.confe3s'd At once of all music the sweetest and best; Connoisseurs may holst much of their flighti arid chromatics And at quavers aadquivers burst out in extatics, Call 'em "foretaste Of Heaven"—yet when both we compare, Though I love, yet I'd spari'em until I get there. Next NfAvittrws, as Fairy the second appiar, • 'Whose talents place Leven out Of cightin the fear; To beauty she makes ton no little pretence,. And she plays, not divinely, but yet:with good sense; Aye, and sweetly she Sings, 'when the, thought we dispel 'Bow STEI'IIEN'S and harmony chanted us so well. For alfintni. and STORLIso I source have a line— Oh t. Wou l d I cou'd greet them With lovely,-divitie. Cunte Buttattra., a 4 Fairy the 'fifth, with snstitlettes AtiOrphens ditfus'il when entiening the stones; Devp and sweet, high and Clear, loud, and Few; softlipti thong, • • • . You waft like a breese, liken storm pour alOry.; ; Though )et little known, persevere, and rani. shill Will raise ottr delight, move our passion, at will. Tricksey spirit,•;llao At.Pirik, with lightness so airy, Yon alone have pretOsions to frisk as a fairy, .. • You the fimiics of Ariel grace and adorn • . " , 'Till we fancy:o4;44f wbat oar SH*ICdPEARI% has drawn; Dy what sort eff manaietneot hal it been fixt, That . Arlel the first should ci Igairl the siith, Unless like ► llebrew the Urania 'is east, Where We the first rite is shoed baolt,to tke;as;• Uut luerit, plac'd,ony'Whe,o, , ,lnst re dbplays, As tAn Sun slats the Claud that übscutt sit with imp. • Of CAIIEW and of Ws WASIS I VOW and protest, The least that is notse'd : is safeas and hest— Adieu, my dear Cousin, if longer I'm Mining It will stt all our friends at Desists a .41aziog; And their dreaMily MASIA, you seareelV will kern MU so pleasant and quaint as my Mithnnimer Once more then ;silieu—liperclianae rtiml Wore, You shall I►hve my oplaiou of .ifeasurrfarliciAre." What ,your sports may li sore and your air our torOtitiv Is the wish Alta thw prayer of Your's, CIIRISTPKIER , ;litany, Feb. 17, lBla. FASHIONS FOR MARCH. EllbNiNG OrtEss,--7Whlte satin slip trimmed with >Y deep flounce of blond lace, set on full, and finisbed by a double heading. The upper dyessot rube composed of striped Franeh pose, Apets in front.; the waist very short, and the body to display the contour of the shore to the utmoit antaiv. t • CARRIAGit 1)8093.—A high body nf jaconot muslift; isith t lace frill, over which is a low one, formed of piols.siik.Okiti. .trimmed with the same material; the upper part of s tha trio; ti ming Is ornasnented with bows of pink rilibon. 0113EILVATIONTS.-Thlt only elegant novelty, arid' , that*. chiefly confined to the carriage, is tire. Caledonian cloak, ;nulls or fine merino cloth, of a beaittiful 4late colour, andarn . mented . down the front; Ste, with an embroidery of, flortr,,, worked in different colnuts of Chenille. .rd s r walking cos tome, a plainer dress presents itself, generally of a dark bot tle green, with a sable or seal4skiw hat, or Regency Mtp . , adorned with band end tassels of gold, or of the same culotte , as the pelisse. Yesterday forenoon the" luteerllAL AECtiniM RS, REcoMpailled by Count ST. Alum and• Baron PL ,Ef t - visited. the Board of Ordnance, in Pall Mall, in order to inspect the Model of a Britlo, lateiy invented by 'Major 'lit, of the Royal, ttlngi..\ veers. Melt' Highnesses were received et OE Ordnance Office by the Earl of 111tmoaAva and - Major 'By who minutely explaisted . the construe flop of the model, With, whidfi they seemed highly, gratified. Their Highnesses, aftertakingieave, proceeded Au Kew, where they iuispecte the tonic Gardens. In the evening their Highnesses returned' totown,;aod honoured the Earl of WIIST- WatiLAl4i3with their company to dinner. Among the company invited to meet their 'Highnesses, there were present' Prince Esrcp.tuzY, Count . IsioNez; Count. LIEVIEN t ' Cou n t tie CHA'EritE, Baroti PAGEL; the Varls of LivearooL, larut.ll;%T, and Haueoway. - On a diligent search of the Reciods of the aw, poltitofents to the Office of Clerk Oldie Pleas in the Irish Court of lixtheiliter, it is said that' not one instance can be found of the itoniin4oon having been - Maile by a-Chief Baron of the Court. FATltxoautNaltv Last week, fine hl bit hantet', the property of Mr. John Powley, of 'Kirby Stephen, in Westtnnreland, whilst io .ch a ce of it h a re, cleared the irallOf 110VttiStorie - Oak! Yank, which is six feet:744lv and tour feet t4itts, With Air: Vowiry on Litz btr~lt. rery •attittiin l'i'hnt,ATcxt¢ *di tirothiced list eight at. this Theatre, mini the pelt, it is said, of Mr. T. Dis`m It j'S fOqthiedt mistake not, iipoti a Prench piece; c,illed 1 Menechilies, of Which we renteMber ti; babe Seek h . transboicin several years ago but the. alteraitorts are: an nittp'y .and . so jolit jowl, ,that Mr. Diktats, Aics , jtiitty the credit of ori4inality in its cqmpositiOn. - A. young,(Mer (Mr. iLtairtgy). makes d mat ritito:.. nial attack , upon _ his pretty cousin .(Miss Ivens); by the .- odd manceuvre of assuming.. the dress, aspect, andinanner of her father (Mr. DoirioN), The irr'itab`ility of the testy senior is eicited by a series of .ludicroos. mistakes, and at length; after it.greaLtleal of excellent acting by Mr. PowTo.n. is ingeniously played upon such a key, as produce from its discords - the harMony requisite for the - finale. - The dialope, as usual in Mr:' DISDIN , t) pieces, is full at vivacity.and teparteel and, with so many recOrnmentlations„ it is tiot.to be wondeied at that after an hour's unintermitied . laughter, a long and loud applause greeted: the an tionucement of the. farce for repetition. on S'atur. day, neat. ANCIENT AIUSIt. HANOVRR•SQUA,RII Roosti.- ti first of the series of Concerts for the present season vas per formed last night, under the ditectiim of his Royal Highness the Mike of COMBMAND, with whom the other Noble Directors, previously dined, ac cording to Custom. The Duke and Duchess en tefe4.the Directors flax a few Otinutes otter'seilitit Oielnek, when lIANDCL'S Coronation Anthem opened the entertainment of 'the evening, .and was executed - ih'a get* style. All the Pikes of 'both kets were in character with the spirit of the institution, two of which being PuncaLL's, the . ,rest by IlAtmet. The whole Selection was exe . doted in a manner highly grntitying to t h e name - rOds persons of distinction vrbo composed the nu _ ditorrnf the evening.• ANNI.VZItSARY 'DINNER. . . Vestet-day the Anniversary Dinner in support Of The-National Schools of St. Mtiftin's in the Ei v ,*- 1,10) ,4 Sr. Paul's Covent Garden,' wes held at Freemaslnt's Tavern,' . Earl Piney, was in: the "dfittritinisttivas suptinited,on,his.right hatid.by-the I.3ithopol LONDON.,•anSI odthe left by Atiellideacon totes, An exiiinination a the progress of the gifls and kmys, protected by, 'these United Asti; tution4, took place in the.ntorning, bind was 'of 'rho' itii)St satisfactory nature. Eail Pearie;, the Bishop of Lornrtte,-end ArehdeacottPoTT, se're-. rally addressed the meeting in, belialf- oflhe jitst,t,:, ttliioi). Severai 'other. Gentlemen erso expressed similar sentiments. A Itt!tettrO iiiiial layiti toasts., and the health of the Duke of, NOttrunmae4 , * „Lotrto. the , Bishop of..LorttiON (Paeron - of the In stittition), Karl. PeacV, the `rice s-,,K.i.#141.141.146C Sterrard4, Messrs. FiNMbse no(ICLARKR, thejaint., 3ectetaric4, bail - been given, the day was devoted toyonviviality, and the Noble Clisirnian, - tile: ISittPop t:i.tioNnn'l, and the Archdeacon, did not ' - eitice tiff 10' o'clock ! : In'tlte Course •of the day, .R-Cpurts were, tn:t.le of the sta,te of - the. Illtiods , of the - Uoited lostittitioni, • whiAlt - were of a .very favottrable•triture, and a liberal subscription t'otikt ►lace: ' The meeting was very numerous 'and re tpectnide, 'and the cOmpany were gratiti4 by glees r &c..untler the direction of AIL. LEE'll• THE NIATtKETS. r ' CaaN EXCIIA:QGC, NAI t I.—We had a.few fresh arrirsils 14tis.ararssiggOtnii allot was left over was quite equol to the .terriantl, the sales in gvreral being yell dull at 11unday'''s priers, except for fine :Malting Barley, whielt 4014 readily at one last qtrotations. SMITIalgl.ll, MAUCH 4.,-Tilill,dAy!S Market was not well supplied with the vs►riaus kinds of Cattle; Beef, Veal, and Pork,, were dearer; Mutton sold at last price; and tl►e trade in general was somewhat flat. 'rho sales iu the Litty-inarket Isere (Milne ; Hay and Straw bare dropped in price; 'Clever fetched a better price. Tbo undee-Mentioned prices and isaiwirsei are an accurate stateitteat , • i . t ,• To sink Mr dtat, Or stole of 8114 • . . . . , reef, 41. to 58. *d. Motion, 4S. 04. to ..ss.- Otl. laittb, U. Oti • tit tx. Ofl. ''‘iOt. 1, 405.44,4.0,14.0 , 1: POO( , 4s: q.,.1.,it 0 bs : na.. Utast*, 7.50. Slit p, .),54,°). Calv,,, 140. - l'ii;-,.!:.320. , 1141 Y-MARKET. . troy, 31. Os.. to 41. tUs. titraw, ti. tos, to IL ;,:)$, Clover, 41. Os. to til. 10s. '• .... 4 . . ' , . . ; ov, e acv. JillaVratt, .wris lardy institilterl too the Vicaroge of St. Mary i Whittlesea, itt the•dio:• eese of 141 y, vacated by the death 'of the .Rev. Thomas C. C. Aloore.--4atroni., the Countess of . Wahlegrave, aid Duke a - Grafton, and 146111 H. Seytoont. • The Rev. Thomas' Prevost, M. A. wason Fri. daylast instittit,ed to .the Vica!age of.RnStithere st. Andrew, Sotolk, 'on the presentation of drew Edge, Gent: of - Essex-st r eet London. The Icev. jkunesTholitas Lttw, AA. sort of t Lord Bishop of Chester, ie collated by hifi Lord 'hip to the rectory of Tattetthall, in Cheshire,. void try the death of the Rev, creorge Markh,m, D. D. b:PAttatNo.--ethere was an exhibition at the Fives Court, St. Martin's-street, on Tuesday, fo'r the benefit of Gregson, and his tonnes exertions were well rewarded by respectable Elttelphtnee of amateurs'. The sets-to were hetween Behalter,. Oliver, Harmer, Richmond, Seroggins,' Carter, Wes, and most of the corps of millers; but Cribb, who was to haVe; exhibited for the last time, Was prevented by .indisposition. The ntn“ interesting bouts were with Butcher a nd litirmer, 'Richmond- and gales, and Oliver and Carter.. About 12 o'clock, on; the morning. of SundS7 last, 11,Stack of otsts,sitrtirte at Latigley t belong. attic to Mr, John Rugg of .that 'place, svus dis .ciivercd to be On 6re, the fl;inies of which, for some - limo threatened destruction to five adjoining corn stacks, -but by' the prompt exertions of 'the 'inhabitants of the village nod neighbourhood, together with the titimly arrival of tho engines flom Nlaidstoue, the fire was soon got ender,. butr out mad nen t ly the whole of the stack was tle i the loss is estimated at about 801. There ii ,11 : 0 1' doubt but that the stack was tualiciouOy to:t Oil tile, COt:ilT OF CLIA.;( I.ItY, Frs. cre b.4.sit dr i3A2hi.,Y, Bcfnrt the rising of ids Lordship R ,drays Mr: tltiaME mati'e 5n tippliCtitiOn aitt d:c Ad Dazely, who lie ::attql was within a inconth r t her Confinement, acid as Might i* suppoiLd, little rliore ieverity cit indisposnirm i twin the:pe rullarittof her case. It required therefore, some allowance migltt lie made her, utidet the ;tpthority tit tlmCottrx. . . took that hplibriunity'of stating, eta Inttl'received a letter front Mil. Barely, which, he ilitl not mention him; frotn rubtives of displett.4 Stireor kiiithtes 1 hut twin to have it 'Feria tiiiiler4food it was-not in hiS power to, act upiitfcanses int(le in that Court, upon 1'101(16mi parties. thereto,.without 'such application vialjpatle . in .onen Court 111r.floals'a - liere begged to arsine his Lordship 'he" vas iiot at all aware of such letter having hecti sehtt'L`l•l!,-. Lout, 'CHANCELLOR-4 resdilylielieve that, Mr. P0,91v,„„), , hme hitherto failed in my endeavours \ taiiet utcdertfood; is the rtitbon I repeat it, now, 141 d i I'Wli its publicity. The •hetter way 'would he;tor.,Mr.:Baiely, tb come forward with some - affiddrft,' in which he might state his [mull. ness to settle some part .of this Lady's property on herself. Mr. Warm . Pitted Ituely's perfect readi ness to meet the wishes 'of his Lordship hi this partictilar ;. but - at pfesent, the papers buing fore the Attorney-General, be supposed operatcd on Mr. Bazely as to haw he was to proceed rectly. His Lordship named a .fii;ure any and agaitt adverted to -the number of letters he was daily re-' ceiving from all parts of England, which he said were incredible. _ . . COURT OP KING'S BENCH, F. 119. LINCOLN' V.' LEIGH: ,'Phis was' an action against the Sheriff' for a.' fake return. ' nice -plaintiff had recovered a itidg. triclii --itgatatt a Mr, Porters, a Gentleman or the I..A+vriestillniOn the Temple, edit sued out a jici fucias against lira goods, - which was executed in, lix eltraMbers. But while the Officcrs were there, a Mr, IVoodritle, an Attorney, came and said, the goods . had been taken by a former execution, mill that the Sheriff under .that execution had sold them to a blend of the plaintiff, who liat4„ suffered the defendant to remain. in possession, of them. He aka' produced a bill of sale from, the Siirriff,, Oder the former execution. The Ckrit ,INKr..Ctifeliage,' he attorney for the plain lairticcoittpanittl the officer to, tuake the lev)we ht i ell e .„ .. , rltat the bill of g a l e w as no t f or appeared to want a seal. repliel; that the chambers were tl.ll 0 nitce, 7 lllittfiey.intil got at the drawer its „, - which •lt .. wierep-74,:ind - for wail' of het t food. 11:01 nibbled t:t}'„thy swnl. The Sheriff was intlnc. km', by Woodciffe, to give tilt the, levy and re. for which this action•was brought.' For. the defendant, it prior eXcentiqu tvai proved, , For, n re n gniar transfer by the Sheriff., imacr that extent inn, alibetigk ilteylepre suffered to reinaitt in the chambers of Mr. Porter. Verdict for dt fendatit.• CORONER'S INQUGS7 4 .-VesteNhay rtrf Intint3t 'mai; held itt, the 114..ttig , .e WeUs Tavern, bervrts .1.. W. llNwta,. Esq. Corooer For Alithilvsex, on the hotly of a new boro .male iofant 1001)41,io' tlta river, kleet . . George Cox, a boy, deposed to'find« ingibe body in the river Fket', hewed up in tt pieca of green baize. John flint, a police oilicer a , came by ut the tinte, and on maki'og he was infortnvd, that about a (touter of 211 hour before the body was discovered, a tilt _ _ genteel looking woman, in a green gntrno was,:!sein. to cross, ,ov . er the liver in that' place. and although there Was a clear croaiing not far distatfti 'Abe, *kited over, and . was above herancleglit the water,. and chef croszcd the cow-field,,into the road. Samuel So/phi:xi Ulu- pout, Surgeon, of- cratt'on.6 . treet, Tottenham- court-roatr, exarnined the Ocuty, ttd founit no, marks of vit.lence, either internal Or'external, 'ate could cause its tle.ath : marks en the Jietad- row - tied from mortification ; the Niqrs %%Are iollated, and it was pioliable it might Lowe. died Ist the birth, or as . so9n as it, was horn, It was, a very large full grown child, nod the bones Of.,;.t4hoe„.4cktil were ,Nv clt if that was nottise To ?. from its gvc.st siac it could not be hoc the hones ‘vould fasten afterwards it li:4 - ripened to . live 4 the foals of the nava WMt Rut icd whUlhin ; sotne,cases might haVe caused it to "Jlce , ! 50,!va , 11,- r -V't.tillo, "That the deceased came to its ‘i,,:atlihy the N*iltulnui,tect of the mu« chef,". • 'rhose \vho have live 4 rather gay, and are ebotit entering : into doll tigal felicity, are in' forructt,' that Doctor C.9orza, and three &Ira; geons,. of long experistrit in Strictures, Fistulas° Debilities inking. front warm . Climates, Juvenile Indiseretions,, tire. have established a Medical, Isoiatfat Charlott e -house, Great Charlotte-street, opposite the Reverend Rowland Hill's efia4 pel, Blackfriars'-roar! ; by whom, the Vublic aro etirctti ~withput salivation or confinement. The 'Medical Board claims the attention of chase who have attempted the acre;, or who 111.V0 constilteil men ignorant of 4..;rt important a branch of thee profession,, whq.se improper treatment have rain, ca tliOnstinds. IThkehos on the head; lace, atilt Sore'" eyes; ntOtit h, and .nose, very . tigh, .tioniT. in the ears, deafness, dimness. of .mitts in the head and limbs' frettlientit mistalen fqr rhenatatiStii ; we.tlior , v4 in the imecei • nodes on the shin hones, swelled Im:des, ?Ito. • are symptoms, which appear years .=afteri- anti too oftewtmhit te r 014 t ri otli stae.—Mcsars. •Coorgn and eti: are consulted daily fiy 'All ranks . 'or -people, from t welve tilt eight ; or bp letter, in closing, a fee (for no others lire 4 toswere(l)„ stotting their case, when Medicine and the best advice: is sent to all 'parts of the kindom. They core tlto Pity, and rist lila without burning nr cutting ; ' .that! 10Ve tiaViet gratis on Ttit: , ,tsy, TOUrStiiiy, Spits day. till.tt,ctye o'clock., A side door, and private . rooms for feollticC---1 - ledicui Gesofrie. w. - ireit, who attend ' with awitr l'atients;' oriprestott during ccossultutitot: