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trian Cabinets when these nations temain fitatir united
in defence of their )iberty, they are fully adequate to
the concrest even. whtiout the assistance of Austria.
• gow, my dear 'friends :and countrymen, do. not
think my project is a chimera. We have justice on
our side, and with this Aosverfu/ ally, if we persevere,
we are sure to succeed. .Be earnest, but not rall ;
resolute, but not inconsiderate ; do not expose your-
selves to useless dangers; but when opportunity of-
fers, rise all at once like one man. I hare reason to
think that the people of Milan, and the rest of Lom-
bardy, equally disgusted with the present tyranny-,
would join us to form one republic, and also most
probably the Tyrolians, if abandoned by their So
vereigns ; as I knew the respect they had for the Go-
vernment of Venice. With wisdom then, and cou
rage, we shall see our ancient republic amelioratedin
many parts, rendered mow popular, and embracing
some of her neighbours, arise with more splendpur
from her ashes. For fly, part I shall never abandon
this cause bul with .my life neither the attacks pf
malignity will deter me, nor the coldness of neglect
damp my zeal; long since struggling with difficul-
ties, lam steeled against them. As to my losses, I
have completely made up my mind ; and I spe;.k
candidly, when I assure you that. I. shall feel hapiii,r
in a garret, by reflecting that I have done my duty,
than in a palace, which I should consider as the re.
ward of base:desertion.

MO liediciae ic-sts well talculated, or has
succeeded in giving relkf in numerous bad U.,-.!s
phula, than SPILSBUItY's PATINT ANTl74cop„
DROPS. A.trial wtil-prove this, and convince et..,,
aoxiety.ot pareots who,' the glands become first
diseased, or the usual symptoms of seruphulous enlar,
t'te stomach in children takes place. In cru; ve casts
Giut, R.heutnatism, and.N Tvous Irritation of the S•.,nn,
bilious affections, he superiority has long ben
The genuine. Medicine has the words, " By the King,
exprcued , lea
,the. loot tle,biU tof direclon, and
and the King's &Icy, is printed in back ink. Sok! at
airy, No. 15,• Soho-square,. London, in small haul,
double. bottles. I.os. and larger ;11.25. Compound ..
allay unpleasant irritation, 6s.

IMPORT.Airr DISCOVERY.
THE Advantage
.Alte Public must always
from regulaely educated' professioual men di: ect;:e.
exclusively their studies to one species of malady, n a, ret
*arty. demsnstrated .than by the unexaaupled success el
attended the aslmMistration of their new remedy, said tho
diaary cures, it has performed. For a long series of yesr,,
cValle and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majesty's sere
made the Venereal Disease the particular object of cher
gatiou, and are happy in having discovered a medicine set
mercury,in.the.cere of &u complaint; it is sufficient e:
that the effects of this remedy are diametrically uppese,
of mercury, for though it completely eradicate; e:ers• v•
the.virus, in its most confirmed states, yet it dee, reit:.
inure the constitution ; on the courriTy, ft r •,.g
in all its natural functions, promotes apps it , re; . •
gcstion : thus instead a reducing a strong au,:
tion to the frightful condition that mercury dtes, it
j saves that constitution in its primitive state, hot rt
anti debilitated one to its natural strength and ve-ittr. :
• less 'nuances are on recent record of the supeete ef.'c
CAPTAIN BARCLAY S late Feat was, doubtless, a medicine, its inherentand specific virtues a-tint,,
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very extraordinary one ; but he took 1,000 hours for corrective to bodily debility, whether proceediag tee.
of conjugal or illica pleasure, or from the more insid ‘•
its performance, and won, at the risk of his life, two
or three thousand pounds. Yet many pedestrian j rot less destructive, indulgence of incautious youth • f t.in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the nu:lance:l'
will, .ere long, gain in 12 hours, -R2U0,000 ; disorders Which are the consequence of this solitary
£BO,OOO will be won in one moment, and all this is none more aftEcting than that distressing state of Cisvel r
s.
ficiency which prevents or embitters the matrimonial st
to be done by-only walking into a Lottery Office,
and choosing fortunate Numbers. In confirmation unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortune, ashamed z,
lief, until he is reduced to suck a state of weakness i„ t
of these facts, see the present great, novel, and im- Ike oppressive. To such prreons it must be a coned!!
proved Lottery Scheme. tion to know, that they may now, by a new infallthic
MURDER.—Saturday, W. Parson;, farmer, of Dul-
treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human bk
s ro:ig, maid% and vigorous eonstitution
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cot, near Wells, having some dispute with his soil, re-
In all cases of debility, deficiency, from whatever caus,
specting the sale of an ox,- which the latter claimed as well as is every species of venereal infection, Me s. •
as his own, he took a Aail, and aftei repeated blows and Co. may
secrecy,
b and consulted
honour,by
at
their patientstrhouse,
oouf eithero.
with it, killed the young man on the spot. He is greatest
committed to She ton Bridewell. Garden. Patients in the country, describing the pari
their cosqglaints, by letter post paid, enclosing a Bank
BOW-sTREET.—The whole of Wednesday was em- have theumessary medicine and advice sent to any pat
ployed in hearing informations under the Coal Act. ki"Piclin• • No. 107, HattonG
1
The prineipal defendant was Joseph Jee, of Scotland-
WHEN PROFESSIONAL MEN of Ed
yard, coal-vender.-J-Witnesses were called to show,
and Responsibility deviate from the Gereral
1 the selection of a particularbraech, the sanction of: long
that, by his servant, he had sold coals, without deli,
practice.. to the
vexing a Meter's Ticket, and he was convicted in the ; sucFcoesusaiseetnheyebearsst
have
eerwil
dofevuoireedemorirt
of two disorders, end the 3UCCCSSfUI result of
penalty of RIO. He was again called upon to answer I
another charge, namely, for having sold coals, with- trieatment
g lees us additional ardour to °recite, as fat as we are obi,.‘
vages of those complaints are the most importanl
out delivering a Vender's Ticket. Witnesses were
heard on both sides, and objections taken by the de-'t catalogue of.huntan
-1 After initiation into every branch of pracsice, we comafendant's solicitor, which were over-ruled by the Ma
the sufferings of Sipkylltis and debilitated Patents, and
gistrat- ; and the defendant, on this information, was
wish to reicee individuals from the iguoraece of snediac.
flied in the penalty of £lO. or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general practede ,rs.
HATTON-GARDEN.--Ycslerd:lft Aleph Biggs, a ' The disorders, to the cure of which we have devoud
drayman, was committed for attempting to commit lion, comprise every species of Venereal
a rape on a girl of 12 years of age, of the name of ices at-or long duration: 2dly, All kinds of tlChilir lr
arising from the habits of school-bays, or the indulge:ice •.;i•
Margaret Street, in Maid-lane, St. Pancras. ture • age.—Numeroes diseases are the result of igeirarce
se! haste in the treatment of a simple Gone:rears, and it :le tee-
MARRIED. fluently happens, that the seeds of life arc poisoned by the
Mr. Hoddinott, of Paternosterzrow, to Miss Brown, of the cretion of an unguarded hour.
same place. i By a superior method such complaints are easily cured; e 4
Thursday sennight, at Chiswick, the Rev. James Harris, of eyed where others have failed, we trust that we may presses t:
North Minims, to Miss Jane Edgell, of Turnhatu -green. offer a radical re-eitablishinent.
I Fzw, however, are the cases of complicated distress in till: le.
DIED.
order, compared with the calamitous situations of toes, Friday last, at Lacock-Abbey, in the 36th year of her age, the from an indulgence in a Solitary Vice, or the prevalent extate.4
Right Hon. Elizabeth C• un tess Dowager of Shrewsbury, relict of a fashionable life, acquire that state of debility, which is the at.
the late George Earl of Shrewsbury, and daughter of the late avoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. •
John Lord Dormer, Baron of Winge, who died iu 17135, at the I W
very advanced age of 93 years. here the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but cal.
" tel conceals•his misfortune, it May be some consolation for be: At Edinburgh, on the 28th ult. Ensign Charles Henry It er, of y
to know, that although it be an object of doubt or uacertairt
the 84th regiment, only son of the late Capt. Charles Henry her,
Leith. with other practitioners, the removal .of these deficiereths by :Li
At Harvieston, on the 9th instant,eMiss Daniel Isabella Eliza• gradual progress of renovatiOn is the acquire:stem of ou rex pc ri
It the rite. of Baechus or Venus have begu
of the ministers of Edinburgh.n to reduce
bele Brown, only daughter of the late Dr. Andrew Brown, one.:
vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early countetacz:4
of this languid stet cand in those cases, no great difficult y w ill 0:: it.
But Where this deficiency has for years existed, a propal,et,e-
rerame is indispensibty requisite to revive the slumbering antis
of life, and to re-animate the constitution.-
The secrete which is so essential to our undertaking, :te I ;Ile
qualifications which we presume to state, form the hasi.
pretensions, and the coincidence with such this iutimeritie
that Messrs. !Alai; and Co. may be consulted personally, t,:'
letter, (inclosing a Bank Note} at their house, No.
street, Strand, near Temple Bate—There is an asiditionA ete.eet
in Water-street adjoining, and the name is on boils '10w...
A liiploma frOin the Royal College of Surgeons in Lorid,.:l..
Testimonials train the most eminent Physicians and Lett::: et, of
regular education, and assiduous attention to the studies r.:
broach of the profession, are open tot lie inspccrion.of any r7rr,
and constitute a fair grouted for that success with which V. hz.:t
hitherto lamb honoured. F. LEIGH sad Cie et:tee:a,

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HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE "I 0-MORROW.
Morning 42 minutes after 7.
Afternoon... lB minutes after 8. .

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