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London, England, 1818-05-11 00:00:00

PRICES OF CORN.

Average Prim or Curu lir nizhind and trntera, by the
Qitarter of Eight Winchester Enstsets, as.l of (News! pee
bIMI of 140Ibs. swain's/wise, Avom the returns received is the
seek ended the 24 of May, 1818.
Wheat. Rye. I Earley. '
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51ARIt1AG ES.
Oa Saturday, at St, George's, Blooinsbnry, by the Very
Rev. the Dean of Ciuterlinry, Robert Willisen
Captain in the 9th regiment of foot, only soil of the Hun.
Mr. mustier Milks, to Ltier, eldest danghtrr of Henry David-
son, Esq. of Redford-square.
On Thursday, by the Rev. 1111. Stafford Smith, at tValeot
Church, Bath, Major-General Sir Manley Power,
to Anneolord daughter of the late Colonel Kingsaill Evan',
of the Ist Foot Guards, and of Lydeat Homo Monmouth.
At Ktuvingtots, on Saturday last, Wm. Beckett, Eli. of
Bruad.street, Golden-square, Solicitor, to Mes. Shaw, of
Kensington.
DEATHS.
On Saturday last, the 9th instant, at her house, in Dover.
street, Piccadilly, the Hun. Mrs. Walpole, widow of the law
Hon. Richard Walpole, and sister of the late Lord limit-
At Everley, Francis Du:dale Aatky, Esq. for 'trend
years Lieut.-GA. of the Wilts Yeomanry Cavalry. He vat
11Pe of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace and Deputy
Lieutenants fur that county.
At Rainsgate, on Monday last, Jude Jackson, in mare-
quente of the evil practice many females are addicted to,
that of picking the ear with a needle whilst at work. She
suffered the most excruciating pain, baring injured the
dram of theme.

01(111 WATER TtlIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE.
510'1115g 48 after 5. I Emu; 10 after S.

LOCK AND SURGICAL DisPpesAar.
His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, Preside**.
THE Delicrcy nod Honour colitiecbtl with a
certain class of Complaints,' require that Public cos.
Relent► abbuld be confided to Profession:al Characters of
known respectability owl (oleo's. This induced the Royal
and Noble Patrons of the above Institution to give their
somata to it, foe the exclusive treatment of Vein.l(.2l
Compiriiiia, and the selectson of Mr. KIERNAN, as Sar.
aeon, semiotic". high on the List of the Royal
has proved (by the benefits it has conferred since its ass,.
Wish:nem), the propriety of their choice. The ;w-
-imp often the dopes of empyriehon, and the artful delu4.e,
held out by illiterate Men, r hu, under fictitspor ram.*
aasumrd titles, gain their coned opinion. Tint I It)1.1 :4
justly applies to the Mealiest Psetenikrs of the [nevem „
whit, tinder assumed nutty, advertising as oies, A.
with fictitious names, hold not, ao they sly le it, the total
lible treatment of Venereal Coinplaints. The [Art of she
Royal Culler of Stirgrilho, published in Felrtnary. 1 tltti,
Atom only those persons entitled to regu I r practice. and rat
'melt pretended founts belong to it. In stating slits fort.
Mr. KIERNAN considers be is doing justice to the
and his duly 10 the distinguished Charueteis who hair
founded the LOCK DISPENSARY, to coned Society
against such an imposition. fiinte its commebrement it
amply fulfilled the views of its Patmos. Souse of tlw nor,'
obstinate and dangerous cases of Strictures, tkbi6h, and
other supposed incurable affectiour of the peorratire organs,
have been here radically and successfully beans).
Mr KIERNAN maybe consulted as usiial„l4 Noll' Xl‘,,,
at his house, 21, Lower CharMtteadreet. Redford, ripiarc,
where Letters from Town and Country are to be nildiesini.,
and the necessary Advice and Medicines will be giver ur
sent to any part of the Kingdom.
Just Published. price 4s. in boards,
PRACTICAL oBNERvAtioNs on the above DIS.
EASES. Ily F. KIERNAN.
Sold by Sherwood and Cu. VP, Paternoster-rim; Ilighteg
noel 8011.174, Fleet-street; and , yr ii-conirl. Soho.

No. eel Weere nil waterer rtta.-31ARTIAt.
" Life is only Life, when blest with Health."
THE finest system of Ethics is to confine within
due bounds, mid thus to regulate the Passions; 4111+
restrained sod isouhordirate they impetuously deitroy those
barriers which Religion and Morality %sive made sacri d to
curb, hat not annihilate them, appears the lesson of pru-
dence, best calculated it/ limit their ed'erveseence.
Every disomanivaliou of the liftman frame minim great
medical knowledge to remedy, and the politic welfare is poi-
motet) when Professional our,, (disrecai ding the suggestissus
of the envious and interested) deride their studies In the
trisainsmal of Mom complaints generated by imprudence, au.l
the ebullition of the passions qt ass unguarded moment,
" The 'tweets of • nation consists is the health of the pie.
plc;" but it is melancholy to reflect on the daily sacrifice to
the tolerance of unfeeling entryrietent, and to conistetitet. ai
fares possible, its further ravages, we offer to suffering hi..
manity,the result of our own experience in the various 1)t.
eases of Debility. The unwary victim of solitary Wits' irai ly
acquired at school, beforißeason has assettsil her right 'iv..
the mind), will, in contemplating Ids powerless state, bcrotne
susceptible of en,iveuing sensations, in huotsing that the
moat complicated state of exhaustion may he mussel now
manly energy ; intense study, insmoilerate anxiety, [wig ri
deeee in tropical climes, and many other causes, will ft -
queutly derange the Nervous System ; in such rises WV 1,/41
hold out an assurance of re-snisnation, by woollies that hare
long answered the sanguine bores of patients of both Sexes
'That bane to human happiness Lutes Ventres. rasa nos he
limited fearlessly, the improved state of Medical Science has-
in• divested its antidote of those distiessinir properti. itlid
so long reudered its exhibition uneertain and harassing. tt •
twit explain our method by observing to patients lilts/snug
wider this malady, that a few days only are rtipiired for the
removal of early symptoms; that the moat inveterate case
will yield to our remedies within a mouth, and that in • pri-
son who only suspects himself injured, the disease way lit
prevented altogether from appearing renritil, :4/-
plies to nary other derangeinesta of the Geutrative striu,
as Weakness, Ulcerations, ke. especially Strectures,olotie.de
cases of which are daily removed without the use of caustic
or stimulauts. Some peculiarities itacida mai to the ..olkr
sex, have Rot escaped our attention; in which. outdo. ss
combined with efficacy, has. topersedeil the mesas usually
adopted. Its floc, oursystem is uuique, 1/VClAliarly cDugst,.• •
and eminently Suceessful.
Educated is this our native city; schooled in one prof—
signal attaistosest by its splendid medics! chatheters :or!
having been able, personally, to conspire with admiral o.•
Use British Surgical practice with the Continentid, our jot.
trosions to superiority (in &branch we have selected) ore 41,1-
totted by experknee, which is evinced by the daily appl“ .1.
times we receive, even from distant countries.
GO/13 and Co. M.R.C. Surgeons.
13, ilmoverksatreet, Fitot.stivet, 1.111141011.
••• For the mend amommestation we do not limit stir-
's:titres to stated periods of practice, but may be consulted ..1
all reasonable boors. Country Patients are requested to
scribe minutely their symptoms, Ise. when Medicine. with
advice, will be immediately forwarded to any part of the
kingdom. A bank-cote is expected to aocosspesy she ""'•

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