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with it iereict or—Onaty g ,tit 'tieonitnenClea the
prisoner, in the strongest manner, to mercy.,
Mr. Baron R ICU ARIA assnred them, in want% terms,,
thatlhe recommendation should not fail to be at-

tended to.
The Court throughout.the whole day was troisided
to excess.
Mrf. Harrower, who remained in Court during the
trial, iracconveyed out, in an almost helpless state,
after the Jury had retie... 4 to consider the verdict.
Messrs. Giblets and Thompson were followed, on
their departure from the Court, by the Iripulace, who
hooted and hissed them for a considerable time.
'Thompson was, however, still more roughly dealt
with, being pelted with mud and every species of
dirt which cottl4 be procured. He was at length
obliged to take refuge in the Saracen's Head,
Soow.hill.
Ma Cyder was indicted for feloniously stealing a
letter, containing a certain promissory note for £lO,
the property of Elisabeth Garnett Gale, of Rich-
mond, Surrey, on the 22d August last. The priso-
ner had beeo otdattvitzon_lrail.since the last Sessions,
and now surren himself to abide his trial. He
had been a stamper at the General Post-office, and
it was proved that the letter in question had not been
delivered over by him, although regularly received,
and that-the notes paid for the promissory note in.
closed in the letter, had been traced to him. The
Jury found him Guilty—Death ; but recommended
to mercy, on acccount of his former good character.

In the Court of Exchequer on Saturday, a verdict
was given for the Crown, against the Chief Mate of
the Thames East Indiaman, for smuggled silks,
landed from that vessel in the month of August last.
MARLIIIROUGII ariterr.—Saturday two Officers of
rank in the Army appeared before G. Hicks, Esq. the
Sitting Magistrate, to answer the complaint of Owen
Durkin, Thomas Savage, Wm. Flaterly, and Walter
Pendergass, four watchmen of the parish of St. James,
Westminster, under the following circumstances : it
appeared that the gentlemen were returning home
from St. James's Palace, about one in the morning
of Thursday last, and having been accosted by two
unfortunate women in Pall Mall, they requested the
assistance of one of the watchmen to get rid of them,
when some little altercation arose, and the trusty
guardian of the night perceiving the Gentlemen
somewhat inebriated, immediately sprung his rattle.
He was quickly joined by three more of hi; brethren,
who commenced a violent and unwarrantable attack
upon the gentlemen, by beating them over their arms
and shoulders with their cudgels, and tore' their
clothes off their backs in dragging them to the watch-
bouse, under a pretence of being disorderly.—
One of the Gentlemen. to convince the Magistrate of
the violenee which the watchmen had used towards
him, sheered his arms, which were covered with bruises,
besides having lost two pocket handkerchiefs; and a
purse, with nine shillings in silver, in the affray, and
added, that although be had fought in the ever,me-
morable battle of Waterloo, and on which occasion
be had two horses shot under him, he did not con-
ceive his life to have been in such imminent danger
as it was by the violent treatment of the watchmen,
having been nearly strangled. The tables were then
turned by the Magistrate upon the watchmen ; he
animadverted in the strongest terms on their out-
rageous conduct, and lamented the very general prat.
lice of watchmen in taking the advantage of persons
appearing respectahle, when they find them returning
home at a late ht-tir a little elevated, by corritying
them to the watch-house, for the espress purpose of
making a booty of them, and likewise on the conduct
of constables of the night, in receiting such charges.
He then ordered each of the watchmen to find bail to
ansfra the complaint at the Sessions, and for want of
which they were immediately locked up.

Gentlemen and others who have lived rather gay,
and are about entering into conjugal felicity, are in-
formed that Dr. Cobrza, and three Surgeons, of
great and long experience in Strictures, Fistulas, De-
bilities arising from warm Climates, Juvenile indis-
cretions, &c. kc. have established a Medical Board
at Charlotte-house, Great Charlotte-street, opposite
the Rev. ROWLAND HILL'% Chapel, Blackfriar's-
road, by whom the public are cured without sali-
vation or confinement. The Medical Board claims
the attention of those who have attempted the cure,
or who have consulted men ignorant of so important
a branch of the profession, whose improper treat-
ment have ruined thousands. Blotches on the head,
face, and body, sore eyes, throat, mouth, and nose,
vertigo, noise in the ears, deafness, dimness of sight,.
pains in the bead and 41mbs, frequently mistaken for
rheumatism • weakness is the knees, nodes on the shin
bones, swelled ankles, &c. are symptoms which ap-
pear years after, and too often embitter the matrimo-
nial state. Messrs. Comma and Co. are consulted
daily by all ranks of people, from twelve till eight ;
or by letter, inclosing a fee (for no others are an-
swered), stating their case, when medicine and the
best advice is sent to all parts of the kingdom. They
cure the piles and fistula, without burning or cutting;
and give advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and
Sunday mornings, till 12 o'clock A side door and
private rooms for females.--Medical Gentlemen who at-
tend with their Patient:, are present daring Conssoltation.

BIRTHS.
Saturday morolag, la Handballbee, the Duchess of Bedford,
of a von.
Feb. IS, at Canterbury, the Lady of the Rev. W. H. Champ-
nays, of a son.

MARRIED
Rev. John Addison, Rector of Ickantbans, Middlesex, to
Maria, eldest daughter of Dr. Adam.
Feb. IS, at 'fostock, the I ion. and Rev. H. Leslie, to Elizabeth
Jane, youngest daughter of the Rev. James Oakes of Tostock
Rectory, Suffolk.

DIEU.
sr Tuesday, at Ipswich, aged 88, Mary, widow of the late Hon.
and Rev. Edward Townshetid, Dean of Norwich.
Monday, at Ballot College, °afoul, in the gist year o his age,
William Boyer, Esq. eldest son of W. H. C. Floyer, Esq. of
Hints, in the county of Stafford.
Sunday se'nnigbt, on board the Argonaut, the youngest daugh-
ter of Lieut. lames, Commander of that ship.
Lately, in St. Stephen's, Norwich, aged 69, Sir John Odin-
sells Lecke.
Tuesday, the Rev. Joshua Winter, Rector of Codfard, St.
Mary, Wilts, in the 724 year of his age.
In the palish of St. Rotel* Suffolk, Susannah Kent, who, be-
log very infirm aid helpless, by some accident Ler apparel caught
lire, and An Ras burst in so dreadful a manner that she died the
next morning.
Mrs. Athol% a pont unfortunate woman, who some weeks ago
had been dreadtulty burned by her clothes catching fire, died
on 'humidly, in Maidstone workhouse, whither she had been j
removed some days reclaim:

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admitted
OXFORD, FEBRUARY it
~ We , the Rev. R. Gordon Andrews na
low a Corpcs Christi College.
'lliairsday the Rev. Thomas Trevor Trtvor, I
jam', Ccißege, Cambridge, was itteorporaod of
Yesterday the Rho. Stuart Corlie,t, of Winn
&mkt,' in Oivinity, and Rector of Kirl6i-dulls:I
Of York, was sainted Bachelor and home is I
A. were admitted Master
The Rov. Thomas Trevor Trevor, of Cll. ch
M.A. fellow, of Cctpu,
ofLa twhegPrarnebiectiondairpoiesu:fderChester, wag
Rev. Samuel Slack, of Christ Church, and M,
eence Pousteney, in kliddle-et.
of Xt. Mirr libelist
tllltwhreyinrectory
racClMAaktnYgedbadlialiWieTr:sat:tElowilon has passed the Great Sealy ~,
John Aaliburithant, B. D. and Chancellor of
Chichester, to hold the valuable Ytearag:, of Pe
with the Rectory of Guestlme, both in sussex
instituted by the bishop of riat diocese. '
Rev. John Thompson, clerk, torte vita:3lmi,
Rev. John Davies, MA. to the rectory in st ell
• Rev. 'Fhomai Price, M.A. to the vicarage of S
chapelry of IA hittongton atinesef.

Rev.ltihn Royle tci the rectory of Cur.:pion
chapelry of Nempnet, Somerset.
Tite Hun. and Rev. R. S. Leslie Me!elle,
Great Tey, Esser.
We understand there is not an old Curate
St. Asaph unprovided with a Rectory;
clergyman, of only three pars standing, has
pointed to the Vicarage of Bala.

NERVOUS AFFECTIONS. or
to be too easily susceptible of Irregular I
vow-, may he considered a. one of the greatest
of rank. The all•wise est EA root nt the ticket
the nerves an office in the aMmai machine, lel
greatest perfection in all their (operations • I
the mo►t liable to be disordered, tke mu.t•susot
and the mast difficuk to be rectified. Nu
orders ito this delicate sys:ent should he co tro;:
:lent, and that the variations of well ..ttol
happen.—For Nervous Coonsumpio:,s, luecoo..;
decays, &Inlay or relazat'on iu eitht r sea, w
of owing to youthful improdecc'e4, that renvy:
CORDIAL BALM of GILEAU stint!. Lir
only invigorates the decayed j•;;ees, hart throw
upon the debihta•.ed and relased parts that .tau
anat.

Sold by Samuel Leigh, IR, Strand; Bacon
ford-street, Loudon; Brodie and Dowdo.e,
Medicine Venders; price I is. each, or Four in
for 335. by which one t la. bottle it saved, with
Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on ibe stamp.
rr 1)r. Solomon expects, when consulted b
compliment of aXi note t.l be imclosid, aid
Letter. Dr. Soloman, Gilead Howse, near
double postage." -

Also, price ss. that scarce, interesting, and el
(with which is given an eferiut Portrait of the A
of Gilead-Housc) entitled A GUIDE to l-IE4I
to both Sexes in a Variety of Complaints. By
Containing a Trttatisi oit Tetiale'Diseases, N
chondriac Complaints; also General Remark,
Jells which the Human Body is mmt freqae
Owning the Symptoms, mode of Treatment al
properly adapted for Sexual Debility, &e. &c.

IMPORTANT ADVICE

No. 13, Bouverie-street, Fleet.stret
WHEN Men of Education and P
use persevering endeavours to discove
certain method of treatmg a few prevailing Di
ful result of their experience it the best proof
Fifteen years have we devoted eur praise
treatment of Three Di.ordets, and the compl,
ing our plan, gives us additional ardour to °ppm
ble the ravages of those eomp:aints which are
of all the infirmities to which the human mate
After an authorised introduction into every
Science, we determined on commencing pn
dhridnals from the ignorance of uneducated n:
dangerous precipitancy of a general practitiont
l'he three disorders, to the cure of which w
attention, comprise every species of Vent real
isf recent or long duration ; 2dly, all kind, of
Oelcy, whether arising lota the secret Whitt
the Indulgencies of mature age, terminating
son times in consumption ; andlast/y, that d
irs em in women, which is called liarrennt
sera ty cases originating in a similar error.
Numerous diseases are the result of ignore
tie lament of a simple Gonorrhoea, ani it not
pe is that the seeds of file are poisoned, from
'ef an unguarded moment. By a superior rt
plaints are easily cured ; and even where other
trust that we may offer an effectual restorauon
The Diseases of the Urethra, as frequent
or arising front the above complaints, hay,
attention; by an infallible and improved
bled to remove übstinate Gleets and Stric
cent or of long duration, without resorting
dangerous use of the caustic bougie. Mall
adduced of very inveterate cases, of several
Laving yielded to our method in a few days,
been attempted by other practitioners withal
To be consulted daily by Patients or whet
delicacy, and attentluo.—Letters frees the
the particulars of GU case, age, sad manner
a remittance, duly attended to, and advice a
warded to arty part of the kingdom.
GOSS and Co. Members of the Royal Coll

A CHALLENGE.
MESSRS. CUR RIE and Co. St
his Majesty's Service, challenge the
prove a single looauce where their medicine a
have failed of the desired effect. The puede
this particular branch of their profession, h.('
'one unsuccessful case.

They continue to direct their studies to 1
cure of Venereal Complaints, anti that deranl
tern which is the consequence of the perni
effects of a habit long and must unhappily Ira
of both sexes. hi the one it will be loultd
source of barrenness; the other have its rang'
to them by a distressing state of debility, whir
medted, terminates in impotence. These al
ultimate effects, while consumptims, Ins. of m
various nervous complaints, usually characterii
of this solitary vice. Of persons languishing
incident to such a habit, their treatment is sin
proved unsuccessful in the course of • long, la!
extended practice.
In the most obstinate and complicated CAM
tion, such ao obstructions in the urethra, sp
hard tumours, callous ulcers eruptions, gelatin:
•ai also Suictitres, whether ttcent or of It
which have bailed the skill of other Pra
their present improved plan of treatment effn
neatly cured, without the p.tient stillering tb
and alarming Hemorrhage which frequently I
Lion of the lunar caustic. la the esurse of then
in this metropolis, numerous cases of S
and are daily under t heir care, the total cradles
levied by a sale, excreta and expeclitmus ttta
to any other yet adop: ed. "Che weakness, rel
Hey, proceeding from this complaint arc rpm
the Patient restored to sound and vigorous It
the debility has for years existed, a proper pe
restorative remedies is indispensably requisite,
berg sparks of hie, and to reanimate the can
Patients in the Country are requested to at
atiltir case, age, and general habit of living,
anktance for advice and Mel:Mies, when the
or sent to any part of the Kingdom.
To ensure that secrecy which is 40 esser.tia
taking, the postage of letters may be added
niedicines.-9th une,lBo9-107, Hann& gat

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