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BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
ii • PARIS, JANUARY S. pr_eparatiOns to reduci him. It is believed that
I i By an Imperial-Decree of the 22d. ult. embroidered blolla is secretly excited by the Russians. David Sawyer, of Ipdeyestreet, Warwickshire, dealer In cattle.
btomach, from Colds, whereby the Secretion of Pile is obst.i reed
BANKRUPTS, •
Ifthite linen handkerchiefs are subjected to an import' —or Iran Excess in F.atirg or Drinking, whereto th.. p'ct,. ,-."
VIENNA, DECEMBER 23. Fryer Todd, of Bury-street, Westminster, dealeg and chaprran, rendered acrid and corrosive, and regurgitated to the fin;,„; duty of .150 f. and scythes and sickles to a duty of i Es Majesty the Emperor of Austria, upon hear-- to surrender January 11, 23, and February 90, at eleven, at musing Sichness—Jaundice--Windy Ditow4 '...1 .-efliw-s.„,..igritior,, '
I, 100 f. upon each quintal of measurement.
sing that ins Majesty the Emperor Napoleon had on Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. IlUcbardson, Mbar, and Lake, In Habitual Costiveness—a denials State of &mein- • k
I . JANUARY S.-.-The Official Journal of this day con-
the 14th inst. arrived at Dresden, and after having Bury.street, St. James's.
James Alexander Randall, of Maidstone, Kent, nurseryman, singular good effect.
Head Aeb—and also during Pregnancy they may be tak Sir-
en teak
'' tams the following Report, addressed to his Majesty remained there some time, proceeded for Paris, de-
r.: dealer and chapman, January 16, 23, and Feb. 20, at one, at Sold wholesale and retail by Shaw and Edward. ,64, se p ur. the Emperor, by his Excelleucy the Minister of Ma- i termined upon sending to the latter capital Field- Guildhall Attorney, Mr. George Edmunds, Exchequer Office Churels•yard, London, price 28.9 d. per boa, db. y 'minden. z -
. tine :
Marshal Lieutenant Count de Bubina to reside there of Pleas' Lincanis-itin' rHILBLAINS are prevented from tweaking ad
4' Paris, Septemlii; 12. . . Richard Wkks, of Worthing, soar:, brewer, January 18, 29, stin a diplomatic character.
" Sire—The Commissioners of the Transport Of- and Feb. 20, at twelve, at the Steyne Hetet, Worthing. Actor • -.4 their tormenting Itching instantly removed by Wilt ls
WARSAW, DECEMBER 14. ney, Mr. Wm. Nettlefold, Norfolk-street, Strand, London. HF.AD's ESSENCE of Mini ARD, universal y est -e ied •. h g,,,
lice addressed, on the 17th ef last month, to the
Chief of the sth division of my Ministry, two lists There continue to pass through this city troops on
their way coreinforce the Grand Army. Francis Havard, of Hereford, inedsman, ealer and chapman,, its extraordinary Kfficacy in Rhiumatisms, Palsies, farstay, 4g,,,,.
Feb. 5,6, and 20, at eleven, at sheeny Arms Hotel, Hereford, terns, and Complaints of the Stomach ; bet where this tt- ~,a•
Of French Officers of all ranks who had withdrawn Attornies, Messrs. Parke and Church, No. to, Princes-street, remedy has been unknown, or neglected, and the (1111bhinsle t
from the places where they were on their parole. The --- Bedford-row, London; or Mr. Wm. Pateshall,Herefond. actually broke. Whitehead's Family Cerate vidi cue, the 1,;.., •
DRURY LANE THEATRE.—Saturday evening, the Degald Whitaker Munn and James Munn, both of Holt Mill, , advicery speedily bealthem.—Prepared and sold by R. /41,1,0,j' ,
, first contains the names of 270 persons retaken in
Opera of False Alarms, was performed at this Theatre. Forest of Rosendale,Lancashire,cotton-manufacturers,dealers, Apothecary, 15, Greek-street, Soho, London, the Essence Atli:
t, their attempts to escape. The other contains the nameschapmen, and copartners, January 18, 28, and Feb. 20, at 3, IVA at es. 9d. rash; the Cerateit Is. ljd. Sold by tvcry Me. Mr. BBAHAat never appeared to greater advantage at
1.. of 590 persons, stated to have actually effected their the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs divine Vender in the United Kingdom.
escape. than in the character of Edmund Gayland—his songs Duckworth, Chippindale, and Denison, Manchester. 'V The Genuine has a black ink Stamp, wi,h the ,:an ee`
. " I have reason to believe that this last-mentioned were given with the most delighttul effect. Mrs. John Scholefield, of Wyke, parish of Birstall, and Joseph /Merle'', It. Johnston, inserted on it, •
MOUNTAIN and Mrs. MORONS were also in fine voice, parish of Bradford, Yorkshire, cotton-manufacturers, dealers,
number is erroneous, as we know only of 363 pri- HICKMAN'S PILLS.
and were highly applauded. The Play. on the whole, chapmen, and copartners, January 27, 28, and Feb. 20, at.ll
. loners of' all ranks who have in this way returned to of the Tidbot Inn Halifax. Acton:les, Mr. Nettlefold, No. IN . the various complaints incident te, the ht.in.'.r, .
went off with great eclat. The new Pantomime con-frame, there are mine more dreadful in their nature, noi rs..re .
France. . . .
tin nes to be received with great approbation. 20, Norfolk-street, Strand, London; or Mr. Alexander, Ha-
lifax. alarming in their consequences, than the Gravel and Stone, 1'4..4
, " The reflections with which the Commissioners
COVENT-GA ItDEX.—The Re ado was performed William Harvey, of Steal-Heath, parish of Aston, Warwick- in the Back, Loins, and Bladder, add Lumbago. They are c• ra-
lly of the Transport Office have accompanied the trans-
shire, sword-maker, dealer and chapman January 25 26, and pla.nte to which every person is bable, and are a feurida.,,e .
every other species of dime der. HICK MAN'S 1241.1. • 111.
, • • on Saturday evening. YOUNG, who appears pretty
1, mission of these lists, induced me to cause a list to Feb. 20
well recovered from his indisposition, was finely effec- at eleven, ati the Shakespeare Tavern,i in New, -street,
, Walbrook, Posed of the most Innocent Ingredients, hive been tound',77,:
sbe submitted to me (i the English prisoners of war Birmingham. Atter, nits, Mr. Birkeet, Bond-court
tive in the, part of Dorax ; and the
_rest of the elm- I.ondon •; or Mr. Prichard Smith, Birmingham. gular efficacy, in nut only strengthening the vessels conta.m, s
10 of all ranks who had withdrawn from the places of .the urine, but in happily destroying ihr reiri:ying quality ot 1
1 their parole in France, particularizing the. dims of ratters were exceedingly well sustained by the re. John Ingham, of Haugh-hall, parish of Halifax, and Stephen
Haley of Bradford, Yorkshire, woohtaplers, Copartners in from which proceed the above eomplaiets. &c. reinewies tie;
spective performers. The new Pantomime which
I. their breach of parole. The number amounted to trade:dealers and chapmen, January w 2, at five, January 23, calculi, or gritty secretions, and banishing evernernichiesb,
dency to these disorders, without cteifinement. From a svous.
succeeded, irresistibly laughable in all its diversified
10 MS, exclusive of those retaken in their attempts to at eleven, and Feb. 20, at ten, at the 'Talbot Inn, Bradford.—
mess of the powerful quality of these PUN fully evince! by 4
parts, was deservedly applauded throughout.
lescape. Attornies Messrs. Exley, Stocker, and Dawson, Fumivals.
private practice of many years, they are otiered to the ailticr..l, HYDE-PARK.—The pedestrians yesterday on the Inn, Holkorn, London ;or Messrs. Alcock and Preston, in
e In the number of those who effected their es-and recommended as a cure for the ab ere complaints.
grand. promenade, were principally from the East end SkiPton•
Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's,
cape, we rental k the name of a Member Of Parlia-4, Clie.toside, vire
ofd the town, and although the throng was here and David Simpson, of Chatham, Kent, brewer, January 16, sts, arid
of Paternoster-row •; and retail by *lam and Sharp, l'ortsniout4l:l;
anent, Thomas Brook, who fled in October, 1804,Feb. 20,-at eleven, at GuildhalL Anomie), Mr, Nelson, Pals-
-.ere enlivened by a slight sprinkle of Western dash, grave-place, Temple-Bar ;or Mr. Jefferys, Chatham. Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; Allnert, Weston, Mallory, aed
iftom Valenciennes, where he resided on his parole.
?otter, Pirrtsea; Trevrman, Exeter; Cookworthy,Gletatille.G3.
the gout ensemble was far from brilliant. The ride was Thomas Hughes, of Wood-street, Cheapside, London, dealer in
It also includes a Sir James Crawford, known to have
teld several dis.inguisled situations, who ran off
bout the same time from Aix-la-Chapelle, abusing
he permission which he had received to proceed chi_ tolerably well attended by .Tackier of all denomina•
lions, from the Newmarket blood to the humble Shop-
boy, who displayed their graces according to their re- laActteo'rjneanuary
John Mr.
I 23,
Robins,
Febs . 20,uavt clevueneet, , att. Gusilstdhall..--. beer
MardonanaildH, °GslianalgodlwP•iyientioruhth Plymouth;
Na
n debris‘troTni , Scotia:" ;andlLtel'aral
Bowyer,y of 1 tra.eet,i3outhwarks,linen-cl ,rd z. Edinburgh; Crutwell, Bath; Russ and Peck, Hull; Gr. ie'l.",
and chapman, January
spective qualifications. The equipages on the Drive c uildbalL Attorney,l6, 23, and February 20, at twelve, at
Mr. Parton, No. 14, WaiI:WOOL Edwards and Fumy, and Billinge,Lieripool ; Stains and I.veith-,
Manchester • Bowen, Norwici4 Knott and Lloyd, Birmingi,..e.i;
ither to take the waters.Gregory,_. Brighton; Whit ?, Brighton ; and most Medicine vete were numerous ; and upon the while, the bustle was Caleb
d Withall and Thomas Morris, of Tokenbouaniard, Lon-
44 The object of this comparative statement is toin brokers, dealers, chapmen, and partners, January nem, in boxes at 2s. 9d. each.
greater than, from the state of the weather, might
lshew that the English took the lead in these viola- and, Feb. 20, at Attorney, Mr. 1 tacker,
16, 30,
have been expected. one, at GuildhalL
WHEN Men of Edueation and professional skill
btions of the parole of honour; for we find but very Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn.
use perseverhig endeavours to discover tbe aunt safe .:L.l
l'few Frenchmen, and those, too, persons of the lowest We some time since noticed the First Number of a John Liptrap, of Betbnat Green, Middlesex, distiller, dealer and
certain method of treating a few prevailing Donau!, eke success-
'Tank, who had subjected themselves to this imputa- very admirable Periodical Work, called the Mifitery chapman, January 16, 23, and Feb. 20, at ten, at Guildhall.— Pertain
rends of their experience fs the best proof of superiority.
1 Attorney, Mr. Hindman Basinglsall•street.
Jion in 1804,, a period when instances of it were given Panorama : the Numbers since published are equally Charles Fox, of No. 139, O'ld-street, near GosweU.street, Mid- Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have been induced to make
Iby the Englishmen of distinction avhom I have just deserving of notice. The articles therein are written dlesex, working silversmith, dealer and clapn an, Jan. 15,•,3, the cure of the following the object of their particular study, ens.
a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of biter*
mentioned. .
• with great spirit and classical elegance ; and their ob. and Fab. 20. at ten, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Robins, Nu.
it on the other hand, if we only consider that the ject is the information of the Army, and the improve-
'number of English prisoners detained in France,
amounts but to a third of the number of Frenchmen
etained. in England, it will be seen, on comparing
he numbers of the fugitives of both nations, that
tese breaches of parole have proportionally been
More numerous on tile part of the Eaglisli. •
" To this observation it may not be improper to
add, that of the number of French in England, there
!are between 7 and 8000 who were included in the
capitulation Of Bayles, that is to say, who are de. ment of its profession. Biographies of the Duke tot
Yone, the Marquis of WELLINGTON, Lord M nie
General helve, the late General R. seal C
&c.; and interesting accounts of the campaigns have
already appeared. A correspondence from the Yen-
insula, and remarks on milieiry subjects are also in
troduced ; and in general we have found them well
digested, and likely to be productive el real advan-
tage to the Military Profession. We particularly have
to notice two very admirable plans—one for afford- 3, Bouverie-street. Flee -street.
William Masters, ot Broomfield, Kent, victualler, January 15
2s, at twelve, and Feb. 20,
- -°- --, Messrs. Debary, Scudamore, ,aid Currey,
ft AWFOR P. , London ;or Mr. Scudaniore, Maidstone.
at one, at Guildhall. Attorntesi
Lincoln's-Inn-fields,
Healy P ichardson. late 01 Euston-square, 3t. Pancras,
sex, and Robert Clarke the lounger, of Gloucester-plac. ,
Camden-town, brickinakene &ale: s and chamnre • and part-
" hers,
January 12,1:3, and Feb. 20, at ten ar Guildhall. Attor-
ales, Messrs Lockett and Fisher, Gray's Ina.
Robert Smth, of Kent-creet-road, Southwark. builder, carpen- d
ter, dealer and chapman, January 16, 19, and Feb. 20,
ca,t,uGrtuisidat one,
,luiatliil,waLrtkindon. Attorney,
. Mr. Lee, 'three-crown- "
cation, and its concomitants, Strictures wed Glees, Which, by
an improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured; as ales fle,
briny. whether arising from liaechanahan indulgences, long wi-
de:nem swarm climates, or a secret solitary 'ice, too often sac.
, happily pert sed by the youth of both sexes, its the one cawing
Middy 1 sterility or barrenneis,tand in the other a munerovo train IS ser-
vo diseases, which, i not timely remedied, terminate in naps-
tegct and consumption. In chat &stressing state or debility ar
d. uciency, whether the conger:dente of to baneful !whits. or
arising lroai any other cause, by which the power, or the neva-
tutinn beconseif en!eebled, as regularly educated surgeons nf lon
ongu,vothuevybovalettts.l firm, safe, aid speedy restoration to sound sae
the result of a hug and extender We has enabled tnem,
I tamed there contrary to all law, and by a scandalous ing incomes to General Officers adequate to the sup- Moses 'Dixon, of Flatter, Middlesex, rowkeeper, milkseller, by a auperior method, to remove venereal complains, hoarser
Inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the patieat co die
infraction of that capitulation, according to which Port of their rank, and one for consolidating the al- jobber, dealer and chapman, January IR, a; twelve, January 26
?they were to have been sent home to Fiance with lowance to Staff Officers. The observaticeas arid pro- and Feb. 20, at one, a. Guildhall. A:toil:its, Mssrs. Milne
andiff‘Parry, Temple, London. . . kut restraint. in diet or acre!** ; and in recent Cases where i'l
early applicat on Is made on discovery of the mfeettem, they itt-
heir arms. , posals of both are highly commendable, and canes: i John lackie Vidion, of Maidstone, Kent, stationer, dealer and uend • perform .the short te llv days. 'I .
q y acute in epa ot o rs. Is. .e.
i " And if this examination were carried still farther; tail of being approved by every Officer. The Mil.. chapntan, January ID, '2, and Feb. :a:), at tine, at Gu 1 .h,li. precedeated success of their mode of treatment (which has never
heen known to fail in one single instance in a prate ice W 15 years
it might also be remarked, that a great number of the tary Panorama is a Work which no Officer, and in Anomie', Messrs. Walker and Rankin, Old Jewry, London.
during which period maily thousand peraons of botis braes line
Frenchmen who have made their escape from Eng-, deed no person interested in the glory of the Armi, ; ;eorge White and John Fowler, of Line-street, London. teas I
been cured, even after etv, re and iejui loud methods ha-j tiara
land, were not prisoners belonging to that power, but should be without. . brokers, January 19, Feb. 2, and "o, ../ Lecke at Guildhall.
Attornics Messrs. Shavers, Le Blanc, and S'llawe, Tudor- pursued by other Prac itiotiers Without effect), endues ileums
ad been taken by the Spaniards, of whom 2700, in- SPECIAL COMISSION, YORK.—Thursday, .I. Scht!fielti, street, Blackmer., littler., thus publicly offer their advice.
eluding Generals and officers of all ranks, prisoners . jun. was indicted for shooting at J. 1-linchcliffe, of Up. Francis Pane and John Holt, of Wood-street, Cbeapside, Lon- Meters. Cuss and Co. exclu4voly profes.ing the cure of tillt
particular complaints, in order that they may not I*, by a
of war in France, have made their escape in breach Per Thong, clothier, last July. On the 23d July, Mr. don, warehousemen and partners, dealers and chapmen Jan.
telstaken few, tuifited with. the obloquy so justly attached to
.1 their parole. • Hinchcliffe and his family retired to rest, betweei 12, 19, and Feb. 20,
Sweet and Stokes, Basinghall-street.
at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, lartiti,
the ignorant teipitac, think •it but justice to themselves to oste
( 44 Such, Sire, are the details which I have thought 1) and 11 o'clock, and before 12 were alarmed by fhoznaa Jacobs and William Spires, of Oxford, linen-drapers and that they have been properly educated and initiated into every
it my duty to submit to you. Your Majesty will, a person inquiring—" Does John Hinchcliffe live partner;, dealers and chapmen, January 19, 23, and Feb. 2a, at branch of the presfvssion (certificates of which, irons dermas
Hqspitals, and teafistionials from the most eminent Physidaes.
.i.rhaps, be of opinion, that the giving them publi- here ?" who was answered by Hinclicliffe, that he twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attoruies, Moses. Walker and
they have to convince any inquirer) that the success resultirs:
City would suffice to make all the calumnies which did. Hinchcliffe knew his voice, having been parish R'ulkint Old Jewry, London.
ftheir dea f inducedthem • from en views first to quit the practice of
:he English have lately affected to propagate upon clerk at Holmfirth, and in the habit of teaching the DIIMENPs to be made at GUILDHALL: 1 the general Practitioner, and they presume Una their preteasioas
risoner to sin . He iii subject against the French prisoners, recoil upon Pg opened the door ; there were Jan. 30. Mary Redman, St. Martin's-le-Grand, dealer, at constitute a fair ground U
for the unprecedented confidence wilt
sir own headi. (Signed) 4' DEC R ES." two persons there; they had each a pistol in his hand ; twelve. Jan. 30. John Green, Debtling; farmer, at ten. Jan. 30. which they have, by the Public, been so liberally honoured.
Patients in the country are requested to state the pariculars 1
Three rich prizes, taken by the Micquelorieuse Hinchcliffe attempted to shut the door, but they JI ...: bun
11.6'ranemias Desangers, Wheeler-street,. colour-dyer, at twelve.
of
and . .
' ry Robson, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly, milliner,
their case, age, manner of living, enclosing a Bank-note I
. .
for advice and medicines, and the sante will be forwarded to aaf
.rtvateer, of St. Maloe's, arrived on the 23d ultimo dragged him our, saying they would not hurthim :
- a ern. Jan. 1!0. Joseph Ball-, Leighton Bukzard, holder,inn' at,
t Benaudet. they next proceeded by violence to fasten his hands fen. Jan. :I'o. John Howes, Snood, gardener, at twelve. an. part of the kingdotn. i
GOSit and Co Surgeons. 13. Ilmiterie- treat, Fleet-streer.
FRONTIERS OF TURKEY, DEC. 12. in his Shift, and wanted to know the road to a man, JO. J ohs 'quoits, Ken-ineton and Co. bankers, I.ondon, at
• eleven. Feb. 2. John Roberts, ranbourne-street. roes-sr at
not mentioning his name; a horse came trotting up ,
The relations between the Porte and Russia are Jan. 30. % I am 'ak ooddeston, Pall-Mall, printseller, at
the lane, and prisoner ran away ; the man that re- e, n.MARRIAGE should be the foundation of Sociid
r from being amicable. The estates and effects of e.even. Jan. 10. John Shit y, Beckley, shopkeeper, at one.— i
mained with Hinchcliffe accused himof fetchinga - Happiness, which is often disturbed through the p:atee
he Russian subjects, resident in Moldavia, have, by 1
that form the union not taking these precautions which would saw
! warrant against John Schofield ; Hinchcliffe said, he etuara-, at twelve. Jan. aO. Joseph Due.kham and Robert Lan-•
I s'rders of the Divan, been put under sequestration.
. never had ; the man then gave a whistle, and Hinch- kester, litead-street, warehousemen, at eleven. cure them the eujoyment of that great domestic blessing. Pecple 1
he magazines, abandoned by the Russians in Min- . of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock • bat elide I
cliffs set off to run, when the man fired into his left DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. the constitution has been tainted by disease, or debilitated by a
davia, have been sold for the benefit of the Hospo-
/
eye. The prisoner soon came up with Hincheliffe, Feb. 3. Thomas Fairfax Carlisle, Calverley, dry-salter, at certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovation of stability
'at's fieasury.
. . STUTGARD, DEC. 26.
Yesterday passed through this place on his way to p • •
atis, from Vienna, the Field-Marshal Count de
übna. It is positively asserted here, that he is
barged with a mission from his Court. He did not .
et out from Vienna until it was known that his Ma-
est), the Emperor of the French had left the arm
and asked him if he was a Ladd ? He said, No. Pi i-
soner asked him if he would be? and lie answered, No. •
eleven, at the Hotel Inn, I.eeds. Feb. 3. Janus Clarke, jun.
Mershatn, shopkeeper, at twelve, at
ford. Feb. 12. 'I hams, Andrews, Brewliam Lodge, farmer at pret ions to entering that state is Mdispensibly requisite to melee
the Saracen's Head, Ash- the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the stitent. Fa'
no disorders have contributed more essentially to desiroy Hyte.-
itspner said,. they wanted a body of men for the li- .wei . • ' • • • • •
b f H 1 fi
erty o oln rth and other places, that they might
rise at once and overturn the Government ; and Dele-
gates were to go to the House of Commons, and see
a regiment of foot was . . what could be done; that • •
y twisted in, all but an old serjeant.—Prisoner had a ve, at the Kew inn, kreshford. Feb. 10. Richard Picks
Wakefield, grocer, at eleven, at clue Woodman, Wakefield. Feb.
11. William Campion, hlumby, shopkeeper, at eleven, at the
Geor e S illsb 2. 'g,l . y. Feb. 1 homes Wood, Macclesfield, draper,
at two, at tie Talbot, Manchester. Jan. 29. Henry Philipson,
Cottingham, nurseryman, at eleven, at the White Hart Hull,— neat happiness than those WhICII are theconsequence al ung
pleasure. It was this consideration which induced :attests.
CURRIE and Co. for these last twenty years, to direct their lie-
dies and practice exclusively to the treatment and cure of the Ve-
nereal Disease and the disorders arising therefrom, as also to that
derangement of the system, produced by the destructive habit cf
the ncons a e school-boy, co y, whichngs on Feb. 3. Henry Stone, Wilton, corn-factor, 'i ider t h 1-bo bri those distress*:
, at one, at the Corn-4
I
:or Paris. good character, and an aibi was set up in his defence. mercial Rooms, BristoL Jan. 30. Thomas Bayley, London, and , Debilities and Defieiencies that prevent or • embitter the Mato. .
It has been publicly notified throughout the king- _The Jury withdrew for near half an hour, and John Foothorape, Birminghain4 ironmongers, at ten, at the Jer- monial state. The successful remit of their plan, gives that
loin of ‘Virtemberg, that thereview of the Conscripts brought in verdict of—Not
!-Or 1813, will take place in the month of January. D
All the individuals born from the Ist of April, 1788, night, be
twee
ROBBERY AND OUTRAGE.—On Thursday
merchant, at one, at the Globe, LiverpOol. Feb. 8. Thomas which are the most important in the catalogue of human liii..
Strickland,l Liverpool,
tween twelve and one o'clock, as Mr. Shame, It behoves every person who has
merchant, at one, at the Globe, Liverpool. initl". indulgers in ill" ecS.
tars vice to seek relief by consulting professional men of enti-
to the same day in 1795, must appear in person at the leader of the late Drury-lane Theatre band, was HIGH WATER Al LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. nence and honour, so which mese.. Currie and Co. claim the i
this review. Those who are absent from the king- • returning
home through Lincoln's-inn-fields, he was Morning ......... ..... ....... ......... 42 minutes after 9 sanction of schoLa;dc authority, as well as the teatinsony of an-
contradicted tact,. In professing the cure of these castostaie- se
deem are bound to return, in order to satisfy the met by a man between Duke-street and Judge Cham- Afternoon •
18 minutes after 10
they hold out no Inducement to trice ; but, 'tensible ,s all nue
• Conscription law. All the other Wirtembergers ab- bre's house, in the wide
MARRIED. must be of the existence of meth calamities, they offer their asiwsent from the kingdom, being under the age of 4,0 down
backwards: the blow was given with so much Saturday, at se. George's Hanover-square, Lord Viscount tance as regularly educa•ed Members of 'the Royal College* 4
• teats, must inform their relatives of their respective violence, that his umbrella was broke to pieces in the Jocelyn to the Honourable Maria Stapleton, daugher of Lord Le Surgeons of London and Editibu-gh.
?laces of abode., The Magistrates are ordered not tall. Mr. Shave saw two watchmen and called to Despencer. Messrs. Currie and Co. have selected the following letter frrra
the many they are daily receiving, front Gentlemen retuning
to permit any %4 irternberge.r of the age of the Ccn. them, but neither came to his assistance, • d nor pal DIED. , diem thanks for their restoration to snand and vigorous !AOC.
scription, to reside within their jurisdictions without any attention to his call. The fellow who knocked On Sunday the 3d inst. at Clunville, near Andover, Hants, It was sent to them unsolicited, from the son of a Noble EA
who had laboured under this distressing and painful isellady ke
being thereto authorised by the Superior Board of him down got between his legs, and stopped his mouth Mary Chrittain, the wife of Ralph Clarke, Esq, LI
ten years; he bad been under the care of several Surgeons f
i'' Conscription. to prevent him from repeating his call, and most cru- On the 29th ult, in his 79th year, Lieutenant-Colonel J. Bong,
of whom affinded han permaneer
rof ional eminences, none •
1 ' DREHAT, DECEMBER 24. elly lifted his head up and down repeatedly, and beat of the Royal Artillery. TM: rerpectable veteran was one of those
who served under General Wolfe, and was present when that p h font the superior s
relief; butt
ui , The Cosirsier privateer, of St. Mali?, Captain Le-the back part on the curb-stone, and also gave him hero expired in the arms of • P • victory, on the tuns of Abraham, pursued by Messrs. Cume and Co. be received a radian cure hi
roux, captured, on the 22d ult. the English brig, the violent blows in other parts of his body. While
this near Quebec. the short space of one month.
Royal Princess, of 150 tons, carrying eight 8-poun- villain was thus employed, two or three ethers were On the Ist inst. in his 4S:h year, Christ. Powell, Esq. late "T. Dr. Curt-a:00T, Hatton-Garden.
" Lord —fart. great pleasure in communicating to Dom'
ders, and 34 men, and laden with timber and masts. robbing him ohis wrktch, chain, and
engaged in f Major of the Seth Regiment.
Currie the perfect re-establishment of his health, •ii cousequeu•
This prize arrived here yesterday. seals, his pocket-book and papers. •41;hree Gentle- In On the 29tb ult. in Gower-street, 1. Payne, Esq. Chief Clerk
the Navy Office of his mild and ulster:Atte treat:nem of Strictures in the Urethra
, BERLIN, DECEMBER 22. men approaching, the robbers ran off, and made their On the oth nit.* In her 88th year, Mrs. Anne Begot, daughter He may add. that be has not fur many years enjoyed so mud
comfort and freedom from paln; and he entertains no doubt all
•I' His Royal Highness Prince Augustus of Prussia . esc Ipes of the late Sir Walter Wagstaff Begot, Bart.
his
.haeing ntaaiued, through his skill and attention, a perfect SS/
Jan. 1, Mr. Beim. r Buchanan, a very respectable apothecary,
rrived here on the 20th from Silesia. General the I 'lire York mail-coach was robbed between Hunt- radical cure of that horrid complaint. As he was not a strailater
in Great Britain-street, Dublin, was found dead in his bed. Ile
ant de Narbonne, one of the Emperor's Aide•cle- i ingdon and London, of seven small,but valuable retired to rest the preceding night without • ' any complaint or ap- to the manner that others treated the complaint, he has it to ha
amps, arrived the same day from Wain. The parcels, on Saturday se'nnight. There were only parent illness. power, front a fair tiiill and ajuat ceimpar.son, to pass that tritare
• 'ount de Bombilles, Secretary to the Au.e.rian legs- tao passengers, who had no luggage, and who got Lately, at Bedford, Northumberland, in her 100th year, Mrs. )1' applause to [Jr. Currie which he sensibly feels and shall ear
on, returned to this city some days ago. out of the coach at the General Post-Office. - Ihe Smart, widow of the late R. Sn art, of Spindleston. be most ready and willing to aakaowleeige."
Messrs Currie and Co. may andneulted by patients of tail'
Jan. 2, aged 3a, Mr. '1 hog. Ceewdroy, of Manehester, druitilt, q. . . air.
1 His Majesty, who had been for some days indis- parcels were not missed until the way-bill was calledwith the greatest gecreey .hanour, at their ham, ;
:XI son or Mr. CowdrQy, printer of " The Manchester Gazette." -"x'
posed, is now much better. over at the Bull and Mouth Inn. Jan. s, John Marshal, the prodigy long known in Leeds by there rt quest... tr
107, Ilattoti-Garden. Patients is the country a .
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VIENNA, DECEMBER se. The premises of Mr. Godwin, tailor, at Paul's name of CrindyJaci.—Tbis singularly disninu we male though state tit.. purtioilars of their c.ase, age and genaal habit, ot Lestir..
•ecr. incloting a remit( owe (or advice and medicines. %saes;
not more than 36 inches to height, was the lather of eight nue
i The last accounts from Turkey positively state, chain, St. Paul's church-yard, were robbed on Thurs-
robust childrm. Defective as was the coatormation of his per- eme will begin-n or ,sett to any piL/if le kkii_...2lo2i
that there was no truth in the rumoured submission clty morning of 16 yards of black cloth, 36 of kerseY• ao i, be survived to the age of 62 years, and has left a widow and LONDON I Primed by : ...e..s-.... aI , A .cket Pia.. ;Oa
of Molla Pasha, the Governor of Widain, and that, . mete, and a quantity of calico and baize. lour children, the youngest about syears (stage, to la tnent Lit loss published there, and at the btu-O.:ice, Tern,* .14i1.
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