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London, England, 1812-06-23 00:00:00

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• THE ,A RMY..
The Roselandi or. 3d Coinival. 1 Regiment of Local
.Militia, completed on 'Friday their days of training,
and wire reviewed 'at Plyinotith by General CLIFFE,
• who expressed his satisfaction at their excellent state
of discipline..
' The City of York Local Militia, Lieut.-Colonel
Sir W. MILKER, completed their period of training
on Thursday, and marched from Doncaster next day
in two divisions.
Previously to the marching of the Royal Cornish
Miners, Colonel LemoN,. from Enniscorthy, the Rev.
• Dr. RYAN, the Roman Catholic Bishop at that place,
' complimented the regiment in a very handsome man.
ner, for their excellent coi;duct while at Enniscorthy.
Major AcsTota then returned thanks in the name of
his brother Officers and of 'the regiment, and the in.
teresting scene was closed by three hearty cheers. The
regiment is now quartered at Caher.
The Hampshire Militia is ordered from Sheffield
to Wakefield, *here it will be quartered.
The Carlisle Local Militia, under the command of
qientenant-Colooel E. J. BIRKETT, assembled in the
Castle-green on. Tuesday evening last, for their an-
• training, audon the following morning marched
for Penrith, to perform that duty.
Saturday se'nriight, the Ist regiment of rifeshire
local militia, under the command of Lieutenant-Co-
lonel GEORGE AITKEN, was inspected and reviewed
by Lieutenant-Colonel Sir JAMES G. BAIRD. The
soldierly appearance, correctness in the manoeuvring
and- formations, with the close firings of the regi-
ment, called forth the highest encomiums from the
inspecting Officer.
The Dorset regiment of Militia marched into
Exeter on Wednesday from Yarmouth, udtheir route
to Falmouth.
- Lieutenant-Colonel CRAWFORD, of the North Cork
Militia, is appointed Aide-de-Camp to Lieutenant-
General HART, commanding the District of Athlone,
which comprises the counties of Mayo, Galway, Ma-
" common, and town of Athlone.
Monday se'nnight, the City of Limerick regiment
of Militia, under the command of Lieutenant-Colo-
nel Gouon, marched out of Dublin for Cavan. Same
day, the gland division of the Kilkenny Militia
marched into Dublin, and immediately took up the
• quarters of the Limerick.
The Royal Queen's Count

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TIIE PRINCE RepzArrs MU!' TO THE
• Saturday, the Eihibition at Sbmserset House, of
the Paintings, Miniatures, Sculptures, &c. for-the in-
spection of the public, closed ; but every thing Was
retained for a Royal visit. and inspection from the
Pnixta REGENT, his Royal Highness having signified
his Commands to view it. Yesterday morning, in
consequence, a Captain's guard, in white utters,
marched to Somerset house. About half past two
o'clock, the PRINCE REGENT, accompanied by the
Dukes of YORK and CUMBERLAND, attended by Ge-
neral TURNER, arrived at the entrance to the Exhibi-
tion at Somerset Ouse, where they were received by
Mr. WEST, tbd • President, Mr. FUSELI and Mr
HOWARD, the officers of the Society, who presented
them with catalogues, elegantly printed and covered
for the occasion. The PRINCE was received with the
same honours and ceremonies as the KING used to be.
The Royal party was conducted by the worthy Pre.
sident (Warr) and other officers, through the rooms,
with the greatest attention. The PRINCE continued
his inspection, expressing his high approbation of the
Exhibition, and the gratification and pleasure he felt
at the improvement and state of the English Arts.—
A great crowd was assembled, and, when, his Royal
Highness retired, he received three loud huzzas.

Wednesday, there was an awful storm of thunder,
lightning, &c. in and near Lorton, which continued,
with great darkness, for a considerable time. When
the rain subsided and clouds vanished, one of the
mountains in the neighbourhood was observed to•be
completely clothed in white, as if it had been winter,
while the others appeared in their summer colours.
Sunday, a sailing boat, in which were seven per-
sons, was sunk, by unskilfully running her against a
pile at Teggs Point, in returning from Richmond,
when a Mr. Hoskins was drowned.

Militia, from Rath.

beile, are to replace the Wicklow Militia in Berry;
:.the hitter regiment has marched for Bandon, where
they are for the present to be quartered.
Last week a private belonging to the rifle company
iof the 4th York East Riding Local Militia was tried
at Beverley for drunkenness ani striking his officer,
the punishment of which is death ; but in considera.;
tion of his good character, and his having a family,
the Court only adjudgEd him to six months impri-
sonment.

A few days ago, a house in Littleworth Drove,'
Deeping Fen, had nearly been burnt down, under the
following circumstances : The occupier, Mr. Clarke,
accidentally left a pair of spectacles in the window,
.which were full in the sun ; the reflection set fire to
'the window curtains, and before he got home (which
was in a few minutes) they were entirely consumed,
and the cieling had ' fire ; he, however, pre•
vented further damage.
Two sharks, one measuring nine and the other ten
feet in length, were lately harpooned at Kingiton.—
On cutting up the longest, thirty-seven young ones
inches
in taken out, some of them upwards of T 8
in length.

ISLE OF WIGHT, JUNE 20.

That delightful bathing-place, Ryde, in this island,
is likely to be very fully and fashionably attended
this season, as many families have already arrived
there, and many more have bespoke houses.
We are concerned -to state the death of two
young tradesmeli'.tOt Newport, in attempting the
passage from Cowes to Southampton, yesterday.
It appears, they were al?Oot to cross in a small sailing
boar, their own property, when lust at the entrance
•of Southampton water, a sudden gust of wind from
the Westward upset the boat, and no assistance
being immediately at. hand, they were thus early
plunged into a watery grave.—We understand, the
bite Was Mr. Edward Perry, Printer, of Newport,
ailfd biiittier to Mr. Daniel Perry, of Portsea, Army
Contractbr th4.-other Mr. Charles Webb, Music
Master, of Newport.
A nest of villains has been discovered this week,
consisting. of deserters froM the several detachments.
In the Isle of Wight; who were proceeding in a sys-
,tetnatical plan to rob and plunder through the
Wand: on a large scale, for which purpose they had
•chit otit a cavern to contain their booty, in which
were-found' remains" of lambs, sheep and calves.
Three of them meeting a countryman, they Stopped
itim ant:tasked him to buy a watch, which they Fre-
i tended he should have very cheap—the man; fearful.
of being robbed, very prudently told them he had no
money, but would go and get some, instead of Which
he applied to a company bf sheep-shearers, who were
at work at a farmer's near, who with the man took
theirs before the Rev. James Worsley, one olthe
magistrates of the island, who recognised on the
back of one of the robbers, a coat be gave to a poor
man whose house they had lately broke open.—They
were of course committed to prison, and we are in
great hopes the wjaole gang will be taken.

PEDESTRIANISM.—Yesterday a Mr. CORTY) for a
bet of 100 guineas, performed, on foot, twenty miles
in two hours and ten minute!.
DUEI.s.—A 'duel betwixt two persons unknown,
was fought on Ealing Common on Saturday morn-
ing, one of whom was wounded in the groin, but not
dangerously.
Thursday, late in the afternoon, two French olOcerik
'fought
of war, on parole, in the town of Reading,
'fought a duel, in a field, not jar from the Mew Inn;
-Orford Road, when one of them received a ball,
• which passed ihrough the back part of his neck. Their
.mode of combating was singular. Not being able
- to procure pistols, they agreed to deciat the affair
with a fowling piece, the only weapon they possessed,
at the distance of about fifty paces, by firing alter-
nately. The first discharge was conclusive. The
officer who fired, immediately rendered every asist.:'
ance to his wounded antagonist. He • accompanied
him back in a post-chaise to his lodgings, where II '
Surgeon instantly attended, and dressed his end,'
.which is said to be not dangerous. l',. . .. "
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About one o'clock on Tuesday morning, the dwel-,
. lirg-house of John Miller, near Brisco-hill, about
Owe miles from Carlisle, was forcibly entered, and a
' Quantity of hams carried away. Mr. Miller, hearing
-0 noise, from his bedroom, cored out ; when a Voice
answered him, threatening him if he removed from
his place. Almost instantly, every thing being quiet,
be arose, and striking a light, discovered that the
hams, which had been entrusted to his catty by some
friends, for the purpose of curing, were inilsingilind
the robbers fled. ,
An affray took place, between four and five o'clock;,
on Friday afternoon, in Broad-street, on the Point
at Portsmouth ; and'ii said to have originated with
a seaman of the name of John Wilson, belonging to
-the Hamadryad frigate; who -was. geing into the
Jolly Sailor public-house, on the beset, kept by Mr.
3tubbington,• very much in liquor, with part of his
head and face cut open, apparently from having been
' fighting. He became extremely quarrelsome, and.
struck several persons who were sitting in the tap-
room; Mrs. Stubbiagton, who was in the bar, attempt-
'ed to appease bim,when he threatened to cut her head
open; but was prevented by someief his shipmates in
company. Mrs. S. then sent for Riddett, the con.
stable, who admonished him, and desired him to leave
the house and go about his business. Wilson left the
house apparently satisfied, but on getting into the
street he challenged many people to fight, and began
breaking the windows of the Jolly Sailor ; Riddett
inimediately„fook him into custody in order to carry
' him before a Magistrate, to this Wilson shewed much
objection, in which he was joined by his shipmates in
company ;,phis causing a great strife in the street, a
crowdAcion assembled, much confusion ensued, and
i the attempts arrescoe being very resolute, other peace
; officers arrived. Blows were now indiscriminately
, given on both sides, and a seaman of the Fawn, of
the name of William Coleman, received such blows,
that it caused a violent depression on the back part of
his skull, with such strong symptoms'of the brain be
1 ing injured, that Captain Fellowes, who soon after
arrived, caused him to be immediately sent to Haslar
Hospital, where he died on Saturday morning very
loon after five o'clock. Riddett, the constable, was
i.tarritted by the Mayor, and he is now under con-
finement ; as is also Wilson, and Thomas Wray,
both of the.Harnachyad, and IVilliara Corbat of the
Actzon,fer obstructing the peace officers in theiteluty

RETURN of WHEAT In Mark-lane, Including only from the
Ist of June to the 6th of June. Total 12,497 quarters.
Average 1295. higher than last return.
RETURN OF FLOUR, from the 23d of May to the 281 h:
TOtal 14,311 sacks—Average 109 s. I id.
Os. old. Iowa( than list return.
frrerage Price of Corn in England and Wales from the returns
. , ending the 1311 of June,lBl2.
' Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. Pease.
a. 4.
'au 5* 1 I
82 8 1
73 7
49 .
II d.
1 72 10 ( 72 1
"The average Price of Sugar, computed from the returns made
Is the week ending the 17th day of June, is 445. Yid. per cwt.
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET.
• , ilaes• Pockets.
Kent t. 41 Os to Si 15s Kent 41 15s to 71 7s.
Sussed SI 15s to 51 5s Sussex 41 lOs to 51 12s
COAL-MARKET, June 22.
'Ship. at Market Sold Prices.
1111 Newcfastle 11 425. 91 to 535. 6.!.
1 Sundering 1 4§s. 9d. to 00*. Oil.
2 Culm 2 48s. od. to 00s. Od
Ox roe o, Just 13.—The second be. price of a bushel of
Wheat Was 16$. 9d. according to which price, and a due allow.
ance made to the baker, the assize and price c-1 bread are as fol-
low, vtx.—The peck loaf, household. to weigh 171 b. 6oz. ss. sd.
The halt peck 2s. 84. and the smaller in proportion.
1.1691.5, JUNE 20—The hay harvest has commenced
in this county, and proves a most abundant crop, La.
o•bourers are in plenty, the military having leave to 1
t work. If the weather prove settled, hay will soon be
at a reasonable price. The wheats are throwing out
full ears, and in this neighbourhood look well.
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At this period of the year when so many families
visit Town to see the various productions ot art, in order
to improve the taste of the risinggeneration, to such we
most earnestly recommend a visit to the Naumachia,
Prince's-street, Leicester-square, where the represen-
tation of a Sea Engagement is exhibited, with the
Ships, Sea, &c. in motion, depicting the horrors of a
sea fight, and impressing the minds of the beholden;
with the most accurate and animating idea of one of
these most awful and sublime events.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
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Afternoon.. urinates soar 2

• BIRTH.
Yesterday se'nnight, at Poynings, Sussex, the Hon. Mrs. Hol-
land, Lady of the 6te•. Dr. Holland, of a sdli-born daughter.

DIEL.
On the 7th instant, at Weymoui la, aged 64, Colonel Nicholas
'laity, brother to the late Earl of Uxbridge.
On his passage home from the West Indies, Captain Adam
Pearson, master of one of the Newcastle Packets.
Saturday sennight, at Sunderland, Anne Retford, widow,
aged 100.
Lately, Mr. John Holiday, of MiUshaw, near I.eeds,ag
Aged 67, the Rev. William Raye, upwards of 50 years
of Weldon, Northamptonshire, of which living the Hon. Fiddi
Hatton Is the patron.
In lawn-place, Bath, the Rev. Mr. Benson. • •
The 12th instant, at the College at Wye, m Kent, in the 82d
ygar of his age, the Rev. Philip Parsons, M.A. upwards of 50
years Minister of that parish.

A Court Martial ivailtolden on Wednesday last, on
hoard the Gladiator, in Portsmouth harbour, on
Richard Daly, eaulker's mate of his Majesty's ship
Elizabeth, for running from his leave, and entering
on board the Cora transport, where he was found con-
cealed in the hold: He was sentenced to receive 100
lashes. round the fleet. A court-martial was also
holden the same day, on Michael Taylor, piivate
marine of his Majesty's ship Elizabeth, for writing a'
threatening letter to the officers of that ship, and drop.
ping it in the great cabin. The court were of opinion
that the charge of writing the letter was proved, but
that the prisoner was in a state of insanity ; and re-
commended to the Lords Commissioners of the Ad-
miralty to dispose of him as they might think proper.
A Court martial was held on board the Tonnant, of
110. guns, in Cawsand Bay, on Abraham King, for
writing an anonymous letter to Sir John Gore, Cap-
taid at the said ship, threatezing him that if he did
not reform his conduct, he would be shot like Perce-
sal. He was Sound Guilty, and sentenced to receive
SOO lashes through the fleet.
M. Degan made an experiment of his flying ma-
chine, at Tivoli, on the 10th inst. He took his flight
from a scaffold erected in the grand walk, and alight-
ed safe in the old park of Sceaux- He was buoyed
,up by a small balloon, to which was attached
wings made of taffety, '22 feet in length end 8i inches
in breadth.
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SA t. HANNArs AN 1 1-VENIMEAL SPE9FIC.
FORTY )(LARS has thus celebrated and infallible
'Preventive Lotion enjoyed an unrivalled reputation—a fact
unparalleled in the world, and a decisive root of its mild and
unerring erects. Thousands in every country can vouch that it
is.the surest protection against VENEREAL Istrecriots.
Sold in London by Mr. LEAR COOK testy, at No. 1, I.lTrtt
SorroLK-STILERT, facing the Opera House, at Ms. ed. a bottle, or
los. if more, and at 7r. ed. or ihret‘ for a guinea; by whom all
orders, post paid, and inclosiag the value, will be piinctuallp.exas
cuted. Also by Jones, High-au-eet, Oxford ; and Meylei, Abbey
Church-yard, Bath.

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FALMOUTH, JUNE SO. , ►?'• •We. mentioned in a former paper the execution-of
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The Princess Elizabeth packet, with mails for Lis- Temple and Thompson, at Chester, on the 14th inst. -Bash
bon ; and the Ann packet, with mails for the West- The following are some further particulars :whituker 112. ia
In taking leave of their companions in the Castle, . e SON
Indies, are-gone into the Roads.—Wind W. the Incendiary, convicted of having administered an vnlawfsl At
AY va
TORBAY, JUNE 21. oath, with that barbarity which Is marked In every lineament of TATE,
his features, refused both criminals the consolation of bidding As of 1.4
Sailed his Majesty's ship ANTELOPE, Admiral Sir , adieu ;he would not come to them, but stood aloof, eyeing them CB south-
SONIC DUCKWORTH, for the North Foreland, and five iwith scorn, as if exulting in the fete of the onfortuttate men. The once to 'le
cartels with French prisoners from Portsmouth for unfeeling conduct of this convicted wretch was, we are told, whole of th
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's ship Loins on owing to some discoveries made by Thompson, inimical to his nber on eac France.—N. B. Sailed his Majesty
'character. lloth the unfenunate men repevedly mentioned this ited Part icul
a cruise, and several merchantmen, that were here
wind-bound. I circumstance to the Clergyman and the per; and before.his
I execution, Thompson adverted to it, saying, " Whittaker mould rig to Mr. Br
rd Rees, Sob
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 22. I not forgive me! well, never mind, I'll forgive lilm."—He.apin it/inborn, ant
Arrived his Majesty's ship 'l'veraN with a convey , declared, that what he had said respecting Whittaker and ids sat far Ise stow
confederates was correct. Immediately before letchig the
from the DOvins, and tbiToNNANT man of war from • -
Gaol, •I holumon, in -an impressive manner, said to the i . •
Plymouth. Mr. Fish, " The Judge could not have made a better BY PRIVATE CONTRAC
A,. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT
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DEAL, JUNE Ns than wi two unfortunate men now going to suffer--wallSna • ..
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The whole of the or.tward-bottid remain. Wind done more mischief than all the rest put together." Never':'
'SPACIOUS FREEHOLD DWELLft
- - men quit this vale of tears with more fortitude than did OINK/
S.W. and strong.
which it falls to one lot new to notice; and we have theilliNlilm-
pf AItAII)LMARDIOLD MILLLO, Esq. It has uudergan
ARRIVID. - rity of both the Divines who attended, to say, that.few lidait- HOUSE, at CLAPHAM, is Surrey, late in
. At Trinidad, the Coqvctop, Nonfland, from the Clyde. ter Christians, or stronger impressed with a conviction ailkistre the
aeerspehi
At limerick, the City OS Limerick, Ferman • St. Übe's. felicity in those reeiens, where se.row, and misery, aid crime, repair, is entirely new papered, painted, and decorsesegthislet.
At Newry, the Aurora, Harvey, from Loud; - renterable expence, and is at for the reception of gs- -11 l
art unknown.
At Lisbon, the Lark; Jams, from Africa ; dog Perseve- Here let us cosepide, whilst we express a hope, that the past ous Family. It contains ten best Chant t
ranee, Crosby, from Westport. ' • boas besides
• may be the last instance of such a sacrifice for such a species' of .for servants, and has large and convenient Oakes. le base
guilt. And although some instances have lately occurred, and home, Hot-house, and Kitcheo Garden; together Ism,
indeed are now occurring, of a similar nature, we trust reeogec-, ,and WJaik,,s ornamented with rare and carious modes io
riots, with its consequences, repentance and contrition, a/inkiest perfecto:33 containing in 'the whet. more than '[fro
the effect of checking the further progress of disorder and delu- 'This Place maybe kept up at* noderate immix, while it
mon, and restoring to the community that peace, which has so every comfort and redremetw.,. and can accommodat, has
long been disturbed, and in some districts destroyed. size and. number of. its rooms, a very large family.
On the iron door of his all, Thompson had traced the follow- FiFther particulars mar be known by enqtdring et
log words with a pencil :. " Give not yours& to riot and drunken- itself, or by referring to Mr. William Franks, rtes, Z
'Hess ;• beware of keeping their company, which sets no regard to Plough, Clapham; -to Mr. Stockdale,Booksen ilk
Bookseller, '
character; for it is plain, it they regard not their own, they wi i Ackerman, No. LOS, in the Strand; Mr. Otob,No.t,psigu.
not mind your's. Be not deceived : hvil communications con apt leer's
-court, Doctor's Commons ; or Mr. Dawson, aum
good manners." In another place: "Oh ! tiro I could make tne house, neatly epposite the front g4e of the Bank, at ma.,
wicked sensible of their folly, how would I press upon them to ral places Tickets mat be had for seeing it any asp from su;di-
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avoid all manner of ill company ;to hearken to the instruction of to seven o'clock. '• ' 4%
their friends, and pursue the paths of virtue. Wicked wretch that
I am. Goo be merciful to me a sinner." •
Underneath this ate two verses of the Penitential Psalm : and
on the frame part of the door the fonowing just obsetvation:... •
4‘ Drunkenness in the moth's of all evil."—Chester Chronicle.

SALE BY AUCTION.
LOWE E 24 CASTLE ESTATE, CARMARTHENSIIym
'At die ley-Bush Inn, Carmarthen, on Friday, the stA
lady, 1812, is Seenteen Lou, unleu previously thipes't
b, private eantrAct,
Y valuabk and improvable
EiTATB, consisting of 1871 AU ES of LANNI,
the perish of Llanpin, on the banks of the Towy; 41,
four trillti sout'Eh- swesttsby. oof Carmarthen, and adjoining the
fr thence to
The whole of this Eaute is tythetree, lantkae stlmuild,
Abe Timber on each Lot will be included in the perehase.
Printed Particulars and Plans oft e Estate our bell:
rd**jag to Mr. Brown, Surveyor, I.vton, 8etw0r,A,14,47
Rees, Solicitor, Csrmerthen; and also to Mem; ei
bet, Wimburn, and Collett, Chancery-lane, who are awl.%
ne Wait for :he sate* by prime sentries.

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KENT, NEAR DARI FORD.
To be LET, Ready Furnished, with immediate pumas.
AN excellent FAMILY MANSION in
repair. being a most desirable Residence fee a pod
Family, and containing an Entrance:kali, Study, Break' ps,
lour, Drawing-room and Dining-room of handsome dimmist
commanding rich and beautiful views, with five best Eska%
and convenient Dressing-rooms, and Auks, geed Irk*
Nousekeeper's Room, and Butler's Pantry, Lan* mil as,
offices of retry description, Coach-house. Babb% Irastis.
with convenient Lodges, an excellent Cards. well 010
either with or without 35 Acres of very good Pasturewslaolli
Land. Situate 15 miles from London, endow tries 11104
in a most respectable and genteel neighbourhood.
To be Anted, and for further partkulassopp/g se WE*
croft, Law Stationer, Chancery lane, Loudest et 1114i'
Claridge and Austen, olicitors, Severn:mks.

TO BE LET,
A VERY Eligible FAMILY HOUSE, difir
L Dished, newly fitted-up, replete with every away%
and suitable fir the immediate reception of a grated Irk
situate on the west side, and mow preferable prt of &Who
Road, not two minutes walk from the Bddge. The Nair
contra on the basement, a front Kitchewand a Wash•brea,allg
large mirror of water, a Rapper, fixed, and
large Coal Vaults, Beer, Ale, and Wane Cellars. Os eh,
floor, a'Drawing•room and Sitting-room, Family limbs,
light Scullery, with meat-safes; large hod ebtern, Mak. Et, a
tached Water-closet on the first landing, and private
On the second floor, three very sky cheerful Bed rum
third floor, two good Garrets and large user Nrwry,
of them with convenient Closets. Rent foOGnitsTu per
free from all Taxes. equal to '7O with Tares. '
Apply at the Furniture Vi'arehouse, No. W. 0' •
near Christ Church.

CHALLENGE. • •
MESSRMESSRS. CURRIE and CO. &n eon',Lleiilit
S.
Majesty's Serrice,-ehallenge the wos weld torso a
single instance where their Medicine and embed of we set
failed of the desired effect. The practice of many years ht Sr
Oracular branch of their profession has not glem tile to as
unsuccessful-ease.
Several. Noblemen and Gentlemen, efts* lint
'save leen under the care of Messrs:Zurek/ and Otrirrilit
moral of Complaints of the Urethra, Strictures,, 1% endsledll
received a radical and permanent cure, request that rink%
may betnade to them is satisfactory-evidences of the decitiel
periority of Mesars.-Currte and Co.'s plan-of treatment. Nia
Jf these Gentlemen have bad Strictures front ten to tweets yaw
and had been under the care of Messrs. Home and HI M&
and other stirgeoneof • mai aniarence, who atlrnaPled 4.1
by the application of the lunar caustic, without swum
• STRICTURES,
IV:other recent or 4 long duration, and wlrk.h hue•
ktlll pfother Practitioners; are by their present inspreeei 01
r salient, effectual, eodpermaneody cured, withal' dapadol
suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hensesdrge
often follows the application of the tuna:caustic. thsessaadi
/0 years extensive practice In this metropolis, r.emenees WOO
Itricture• havd been and are daily under their care, thrill
aradicadon of which .are effected by a safe; certain,' aid at
tious mode of practice, superior to any other yet eloped.'Messrs. Currie and bo. may be tweaked by pinkest Mai
es, with the greatest secrecy and hostonr,et their.litane,
07, liatron-Gardp.--14Pttell Met be post pt~d.
Patients in the =entry are requested to state the pildrakei
I their cur, op, and mamas: of Wing, Melodic. a !list Sam

'MATRIMONIAL FRLICiTY.
MESSRS. GOSS and CO. as regniarly4dneuili
Surgeons of London, have sedsloosly devoted theirame
:ion for these Mot. IS years to the study of thossolisted-re Mehl
frequently embi{ter and too often pr.vsitheL iesseiembieller
ing, mazrimodf_al fe4clty. The uneivilled omionege the,
' have hitherto *tail' from persons of the are distinceiso;
,he uniform success attending their efiperbe satmf,t et
in such complaints, iodate them thus pohlkly to Mier derireede
tance. In all content debility or eiligialKit witithir.ll.llllll,
from the too frequency of pallid/od* is the gaieties djtar
shionable life, the unbounded indilliencs ofilbertinMe wee,
military, and destructive habit, *hick weakees the menhir ir
mind, and destroys the Bower of yonela, by peethreing deign
, the one :ex, MO impotence in the mime, they direr a el Ili
permanent cure. 'fo those who, from such complaiere, imp
vented entering into the marriage state, and ashened to *
tiff, brood over their infirmities is siliome, It must be
to know, however dank or isseffsctual the be
by other practitiuheek am, by a rencremieg ad Weil* elm
(hod, they may be restared to a sound ad *seem MOO
don. A certain !Reorder, freipiendy commail is a eta
of indiscretioa, and every species of Syphilde • bledlosal
a mild and never-Wing mode of mowed, is
radically removed, .without restraint le diem miweieghllio
Goes and Co. as also Strictures of the tidies adOiselso 40
they are enabled to cure in a Most = ' without ream*
the painful, dangerous effects of the ; rehremes dud*
can be given to several Gentlemen ot hi. respecdakY. tile
have been cored, after hawing lebtparti mdse. encases kr wail
years. To marriedFrmales, whom entresseiom 01 OM sisal
pledges of connubial happiness have bean defamed, h PIO* t
a pleasing reflection to itenw that by a proper penswesieff ,
their remedke the general health is reamaged, and*.
this
menu removed.
Messrs. GOSS and Co. excluelvely profess* dal MN 41:5
particular complaints, In order that they may not be deist •
1 a mistaken few, with the *ble so Jody' seeded to the
rant empiric, think *blew
it bat ee themedese to OM, distill
I have been properly edema& eh& Missed itee owl kt~
....a
the peohalion (eertneetee of irmth,±r_,lef.•2!--wtvr
him any
from 'the most eirdemt P6lsuoi rts.A.& .
I 'y inquirer), drat tbe voted reeddss bald
ii7"roi!
i 'Oen first la them todietlate We the pasties di
cal Pettibone,, and they resume do stira=llMr
I
tate a fair greed fee the imjilvieldillii.
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"ulli"ad ee. senrienci ff. enevesistmit
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MR. SPILSBURY, irons his success in Scropho-,
lout Cases, may be consulted any morning between the
hour* of Eleven and Three, at his Dispensary, No. 15,.50h0:
square, London. Patients wishing to consult 4im at their mewl
houses, on diseases of the joints, scorbutic and eruptive come'
plaints, previous to making use of the Patent AIM isoorbutic Drops,'
will have a decided opinion as to the probability of st ccess.—
Terms of attendance may be known at the Dhpensary, No. t 5,
soltiostquare. As there are numerous counterfeits, please to ask
gpisturyle Patent Andscorbutic Drops, with the King's duty
-I In black ink, in bottles of ss. cd. doubt.: bottles Ws and
', its. duty included. Compound Esftstoe is.
Noes 15, Suito-square, Leadou. • •.7
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