IMPRESSED with a . just tnd humane sense of the calamitous results arising from the injudicious treatment of certain malady, and often entailing on its unhappy victim a series of distre , ing and almost insupportable arifietions, Dr. EADY respecttally calls the attention of those interested, to Ida peculiar and most effectual method of cure, unlike the advertising empiric of the day, or the equally criminal conduct of those "alai hold the yrornise to the car, and break it to our hope." Dr. LADY soil not prtmunc to pledgc infallibility in every description of case, but as far as human aid, assi i led by medical and surgical skill can be applied, he promises a reliant, speedy, and perma nent restoration; having made every species of Syphilitic affection and its various train of diseases the primary objects of his professional studies, end being flattered by the transcendent susses Which has accompanied bas mode Of treatment during the twourse of a long and laborious practice, he is enabled to offer, a ith the fullest confidence, pre:, nsions at once the most hops:ful and encourafing. limunicr3ble instances eau be adduced illustrative of the superiority of Or. PAor's system, which has hem found to prevail, even where eminent talent, retained by public institutions, has proved inistketuul. In addition to tho-e consolatory advances, Dr. Laos' will be found equally fortunate in reviving the slumbering and debilitated energies of the human constitution. which embitter, and if net timely arrested, tie quently rimier nugii.ory the eery principal of existence. Prom this desolating state of inanity by re•auunating the footle end affording tone anti elasticity to the relaxed organs, Dr. EAux is happy to sawirey the most cit i ng and positive sQstnitnces that the sufferers of both sexes may be rescued t a steady perseverance In the mean., dictnted being only requirtaLs—lk. J.AI.Y is eon. stilted daily, at ids house, 3s. Dean Street, Soho, by patents of ►a,th sexes. Country tenors meet respectful attention. SS, I)ean Street, Sohn, is a l'ricauc Douse, opposite Al word's Street g ono end of I)ean Street leads i t ito Gerrard street, nearly opposite the General I'itopixoy l'oLt 011 ice, cud the other tutu 4 44:::; 10 the poor. EXTRAORDINARY INQUEST.—On Wednesday an in quisition was held at ilie Ittal Lion, in Brenford, before Thomas Stirling. Eiri. coroner, OD the bodies of Mrs. Mary Sceale% and Mrs. Mary Pybus, which, (tom the circumstances attending their deaths,kstened much sym pathy as well as surprise in the neighbuurbood.—Mar garet, wife of Lawrence Louis, a labourer, deposed, that she knew both the deceased women.—.they were neigh • boors and particular friends. Witness lived next door but one to Mrs. Secales. About four o'clock on Monday esening she (witness) was sent for to Mrs. Stealer, who, she was told, was dying. She went up to her room, and found her lying in her clothes on the bed dead, with Mrs I'ybus standing over her. Mrs. Yybus appeared very much frightened, and went down stairs. When witness went down stairs she found the room full of people, and Mrs Pybus was dying; she lived only a few mintilei afterwards. Both were in perfect health a few hours before their death, and neither compl-ained of in disposition. Mr,. Scales was just returned from a walk. They were each beiwe, n3u and 40 years ur age. Wit ness came home from chapel on Sunday evening with Mrs. Py bus, she was then to a good blaic of health, and CoMplaitied M uu illueas —The Jury required no further ,vidence, add returned a verdict in 0001 cases of.--llied by the visitation of God. ALL IN ONE DAY, 17th of MAY. GREAT REDUCTION OF THE PRICE FOR THAT DAY. WHOLE TICKETS 14 GUINEAS only. SIXTLENTIIS to SHILLINGS only. J. and J. sivEwutcnT Are happy to state the lonia of the Treasury have high!) , approved their plan for reducing the prices in theiraew Scheme. with TWO PRIZES of £21,000 TWO PRIZES of X 20,200 AS UNDER: The Two first are certaintolXdral;n 17th May, and Chance of the Two last on the 6th June, will also be gained by the first too Numbers drawn that Day:—The Scheme to be drawn 17th MAY is Y Prizes of £21,000 Consols ...... ..—....1:42.000 2 3 6 10 ...... 240 Consols 10 11 10 17 59 3886 100 First-drawn Tickets, on the i ;ill May. wil each have a new ( hance for all the Prize► in the following scheme, which is all to be drawn on t:.e 6th June. _ Y Prizes of £20.200 Consols ..... —.......C40.400 2 2 2 10 10 34 21,140 . ..... 10 10s. Money 30,170 —•••—•—•—• . 7009 Prises in both Schemes. 4186.070 Every Chance iswed before the 17th May will he decided on 44 lat Day, but the first 100 Numbers drawn will each be entitled to a New Chance for the 6th June; and with all these unpre cedented advantages, the Price of each Chance for that Day is ouly, for a Ticket £l4 14 0 I Quarter £s 17 0 Half 7 15 0 1 Eighth 1 19 6 Sixteenth TviENTY SHILLINGS only! J. and J. SI VEWR IG HT, the Contractors, request an early application at their old fortunate Offices, 37, Corahill ; Holborn; and 38, Haymarket; or to their Agents in the Country. •.• J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT sold, in a recent Lottery, ALL the Prizes of 20,0001. all in Shares: and in the very last Lottery, 0,033 (Class II) 21,0001. ! PATENT FILTERING STONES, superior to any yet offered to the Public. The principle of their construc tion is entirely new, and possesses two peculiar advantages._. Stones are not subject to foul, and may be placed within the common cistern or reservoir, and a constant supply of pure water is obtained with the utmost facility, and may be conveyed to any pats of the house. These imprc,d stones will titter from to to too gallons of water per day, rendering the hardest water sufficiently soft fur domestic purposes, itud the foulest, brilliantly transparent, thereby instating the most perfect salubrity. Specimens may be seen in use at W. Carr's Warehouse. No. Is, ltupert Street, Hayniarkit ; the Western fiAtchange, Old Bond Street; and the Jerusalem Coffee Home, Curnhill. CHILD BED LINEN, Al illinery, and Dresses, on very reasonable term , ;--Mrs.INGRA NI respectfully inform,: her Friends and the Public in general, that she has laid in a well selected and large assortment or Child lied Linen, which she is enabled to sell at very low prices, and Millinery of every descrip tion, particularly a choice collection of Turban, Lace, Dress, • Mourning, and all other Caps, Frills, Handkerchiefs, &c. &c. of the most fashionable and neatest patterns, in great varieties.-- Dresses are made to order in the greatest rasa and dispatch. No. So, City Hued, near Finsbury Square. A great quantity of Taps of all widths, superior Sewing Cotton, and Needles and Pins, selling remarkably cheap. Observe a Dressed Doll in the window, and it is next door to the Hoene House Chair sand Bedstead Manufactory. DISTORTIONS in the LEGS and FEET of CHI LDREN.—TRUSSES of every Description.—G. GRACIE. 39, Brewer Street. Golden Stowe, twelve years conductor of the Isusiness of Mr. T. SIIELDKAICE, M), Strand, undertakes the cure of DISTORTIONS, and nitumftwtures instrunants fur correcting defects in the shape of Children and others. lie begs also, to offer to the Faculty and nelsons afflicted a new Truss, which he is convinced will 'dhoti greater ease and safety to the wearer, than any yet...offered to the Public. G. Gracie visits patients in London and its vicinity, gratis; and flatters hinifelf that strict attention,punctuality, and reasonable terms,will ensure lion the patronage and support of medical prixtitioners and the Public in guieral. THE NATIONAL REGISTER MILITARY MEDICAL AND SURGICAL ESTABLISHMENT. TO INVALIDS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. PERSONS who have been disappointed in re ceiving a cure under the ordinary medical practice, are invited to make trial of a new and superiorlp efficacious mode of treatment by Herbs alone. --M u. WILLIS, late Surgeon tu.several Military Hospitals, in the Peninsula, under the command of his Grace the Doke of Wellington, in Portugal. Spain, and France, having in conjunction with experienced Military Hospital Surgeons. dedicated many years to the investigation of diseases of the body, both at home and abroad, has availed himself of a wide field of practical knowledge and experince. in discovering the most effectual rented tea. Messrs. %Vit.t.ts and co. may-be consulted with the greatest confidence. at No. 43, Penton Street, corner of White Lion Street, Pentonsille, every day, Wednesdays and Saturdays excepted, from nine to two o'clock. - - Cases more particularly coming under the treatment of the Establishment are such as Rheumatism, Asthma, Cancer, Con sumption, Dropsy, Epileptic and all other kinds of Fits, Eruptions, Fistula in Ano, Gleets, Liver Complaints, Scrophula or King's Evil, Nervous Complaints, Piles, Strictures, and Diseases of the Bladder, Syphilis, Ulcerations, &c. &c. Adrice to the Poor gratia, and Medicine!' supplied upon the lowest possible terms. Cl Letters from the country, post paid, inclosing a fee, will receive immediate attention. RUSTIC HOUSE.—Very CHEAP CHAIRS, BEDSTEAD, FLOWER STAND. GARDEN. and RUSTIC SEAT and VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACTORY, 29. CITY ROAD, near Finsbury square.—JOHN INGRAM respectfully informs the Public. that he has manufactured a large assortment olJapanned, Windsor, impregnated Rosewood, dyed black, Cane, and Rush-seat Chairs, Couches, and Sofas. with a general assortment of Bedsteads and Furniture of every descrip tion, both fashionable and useful, which he continues to sell at very low prices. Very liberal allowance made to Merchants. Captains, and Shippers of Chairs and Furniture. Large quan tities are always kept finished and finishing ready for Exportation. A great Show of Hower Stands, Garden and Rustic Seats, with Summer Houses and Rustic Hermitages. Zirtbs. The lady of Dr. 111rkbeek, or t ntedlon street, of 4 dimehtor, still horn. In Canna' their sweet, the lady of Mu. J. Browne, of a sou. At Tunbridge place, the lady of 31, Mar.aire, es.i. or a tt.ro4hter. lo Ilalt 31orra street, the lady of G. J. K. '1 yule, esti. ut a still born At Itarne hill, the lady of J. Kaye, eq. of the Bombay alit service, of a danghter. At llultsich, Mrs. Wynne, of n sun, Fibsrucb. At Si. Pant's, covent garden, 9. Plait, eq. of Brunswick square, to Lltsubtuti, uanghte, 01 U. G. (.001w, csq. 50U111.41.11.h/11 Street. lull Ut house, near II el ef.0.1. At St. GwOige's, Queen flour, I. A. Simplon, eaq. of John ctrzot, Buulortl ruw, to Ann Satan, SvCOllll daUgulei to G. U. Roupell, e.g. of Use.g. itr muud Al St. Amnon's, Holborn, Mr. G. Taylor, of Feathurstune h.:coigns, tolicitos, to Mary, eldest daughter ul Mr. Domini, of high Ilolbo, y, _ _ At month, the Rev. J. Gould, of Newton Rlorroinsille, Bucks, to L.) die, only daaghter of t h e WIC N. Gould, tag. At St. /.I.trgurteo, ttr.tmiutter, Wm. Witt, ion. erg. to Mar), daughter oi the late W. Sayer, est. both of I at titan out et, eel. At Lowes,su.sex, W. lia)er, ccl. ut the Nlioldle lenspie, to Mary, ettled thsught,T or r:. hell, vsy. ru,tritor, Levitz, At st. Altdreu'r, llolbotn, 11. WWI, cry. of Southampton place, In Marta. third ehmahlee of W. J. Remo, erg. of thobuso place, ltusrell Ur, Warburton, of I lifford street, Bond street, to Atme, Wert daughter of J. Abe. oethy, esy. of Redford row. At St. Slargaret's, ttertntihsler, the Rev. 1, d'Arey Prest.m. Wert run of 'tear Atlrnital Rretoun, of Askitin, ran kbhire, to hlt;•eheth, only daughter of P. Speuce, JLU. late of heastugtuti, Viet. At Leek, St.idurdslitsa, 3, 11, Alaup, esq. G. M. ISakrchcil, rol e ur aculolrud, rit.sr Uutlming, Sauey, At lilt rerirleme in he EllgeN.wr NA, W. 1,1°,4, as,cd 04, late principal cashier ut Messrs. Illamen, LeII, and At nuld'e, At hntgtVrtg , l leaze, near kalunn, J, Rind. oil. At Apsl9's tem', Lingfirld, nestoj, 11..iluetnett, eq. aged Q. J. Itt..,ps, cint• et hew oven, ern GO. At his 'cure, M. lamer', place, K. ithrerl, sin, aged 40. At (tunic, 4;3,1 311 )eats, W. P.Uadtlingtsni i er.i. einem eon tit Ilse late W. William-ton, es 4. Hs nlepten, At Dm hArn piece, Lanintlii, Mr. Julio frity, At Lihnolott,,,, Mr. .fre,ittgrou, lute tit' hinge Arnie pint, Culetnan street, aged cAts. 41; Abil,riiroter Mucci, this. Anne Combrane, aged 7G. Uu rrolAy Gat, la the 40:h 'cite ,rf his ego, after an apaplectic evirnsv, the Itev, G. Fold, paste' upeards 01 73 7car4 tar thy cuiliou gallop tit Protest:tat Didsenten at si,,,,t r v, r. bing pi nuuticb town, apt', 74. At 14 'west lu Leugtimn k•MaltkOpe, en. Carlson I'oll4lAm, _ At %% 4141.4tuatuw, lane, %IND( Mr, T. Sion, of the Sti4l. , atted "69• At htukc bernott, S•trfcy, Atiss FeellterAttilheosh. At heuEnton, MIL flerxr.tve. ertituve of Ilia lit* IlUgrave, ui un 1ma:v[1.4:4,1 *4'2o, SifllLia. M liisrbAdurs, whittler be had vox (or the regoeaty 1.1160 3, Dowlten, 09. ut Urtllorut squat e. la Nevi Nta uric ', rues, C. flochttil, eq. Nicol 711. At bu broheee house, j*eviumu4 row, I,ll.oolu'd tea th•his, Mrs. b'ra't eget' 70. At her loose, marchosoof street, Flhotbeth, will: of J. At wiekvahon. LIMY l 0) lot rho at the tat* Sri J. l sy tvl, QII I. Wt. At Lattatli, b014.4114R, Middle few, nolltuffit 11. 0 t too n SOarkets CORN EXCHANGE, MowrraY, APRIL 9. Our market was largely supplied with Wheat this morning from our own coast, having had several fresh arrivals since last week, but there was only a trifling demand, and the consumers did not seem inclined to purchase, except for immediate use, consequently, only a few picked samples could obtain last week's prices; the inferior descriptions were 2s. per qr. lower. The supply of Barley was also large. but there being an insufficient demand, that article was a trifle cheaper. Oats were dull In the inferior descriptions were Irons Is. to to. per qr. .ower. Peas and Beans were also dull in sale, and cheaper. In other articles there is o alteration. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, APRIL 13. Our market continues to be well supplied with Wheat from our own coast, but there was only a trifling demand even for the finest samples, which could alone support our last quotations; the inferior descriptions were rather lower. The trade in Barley was far from brisk. but a few tine samples of Alalung obtained Monday's prices. Oats were dull in sale, and Pt per quarter cheaper, having a large supply. In Beans, Peas, etc. there was no alteration. CURRENI Per Winch •ES OF litti ater Measure I IMONDAY. g. S. 35 a 54 1 36 it be I 27 ts 30,1 ,IN 10K Ti f Eight !Swat I F. - . , Witint Lel). S. S. 35 a 54 38 u 62 XI a 30 FRIDAY• •• 35 a 64 36 u 62 27 a 30 Red Wheat White Rye Bratsk, or Buck Wheat Barley •• • • •• • Pale Malt Feed Oats Brew orPolanddu New Tick Beans Old ditto New Pigeon ditto Boiling Peake Grey Pease Rapewed per 1:14 FOREIGN. American Danizic.... Riga and Wismar Ilasaia and Vs ies• land ditto. Rye Barley Feed Oats ...... Brew orPolaaddo. Tick Beans Pigeoa ditto Buil* Peak: • Grey Peuw Unwed per. qr. 23 a 271 22 a - 29 46 a SSI 16 a 20 19 a 211 23 a 261 34 a :a sl a 33 33 a .33 26 a 29 3(1.a31. t 23 a 27 22 u 28 46 u 16 u 20 19 a 112 25 u 29 34 u Sri 31 a 33 35 a 3$ 26 a 29 3W. a 391. 23 it 27 22 a 20 4f• a hti 16 a 20 19 a 21 25 u 29 34 u 38 SI u 33 3:1 a 4 26 a 2,4 u -- 46 a 38 33 a 4V R -... 44; 4 68 33 a 42 ft ..... 46 a 54 35 u 4w 30 a 36 25 a 21 21 a 24 16 a IS IU a 22 32 a 34 33 a 36 32 a 34 26 a 27 42 a 50 30 a 38 25 u 27 21 a VI :ti a 18 19 u 22 32 u 34 31 a 38 32 u 34 26 a 1? 49 a Su 38 ti so Y 5 a 2 . 21 a 24 16 a 14 19 a 26 32 a 34 33 a 37 32 a 30 26 a 28 42 a Su AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, l'er Quarter, of the Twelve Maritime Districts of ENGLAND and WA LE;i, fur thq Week eudin April 7th, extracted frutu Sa!uitia)'s Gazette. Wheat... 54 , lit Barley... e'li 9 , l I Bean; ~...90t 64 ity t , 34. Id Is; 2d 1 Pthifie ... 314 44 BROW N OR MUsCOVAIM SVO R• Average Price froth the Bout 115 uuutc in the Week entlieg Wedectidav lact, 31s. Ad. per ctrt. rxelusive ut . duty. PRICE, Or 1 Lul.lt. Per Sac . .: of (ive 11u31m1,, or 1:6011,4. hluntlay. s. c. 31,,utlay, s s. Fine Eng . licit Flour a 55 I America', Flour ~. 3B a 43 sec:ouch, ditto .... 45 a 5U per Barrel of II cwt. Ltlikal), 64(1. iu to6d. the ,;.lartern Loaf. COAL ISL Aram 13. Air, or .11arket. .Sliius suid. Price. hti Newcastle h SIs 6(1 to 4:. 04 I?, Sanderlase4l ...... 8 ~ 3ls 6d to 4:3 tid SOAV, Vic. pur l IYIII. Ton TiLl:ou 50, Od 0. o , t 1 . ..110%v 80.sia 4u. od Widiu ditto --s lid oog (id Alelted Sluff 00s Od Sli, OLI 1)1110 Ituugia 001 Od 26s Od Grei,vui , . . V 35 L 4 Ciued Dregs . id* lid Curd Soap . 04; Yellow Suap , . 794 Itluttled . „ . Sai )03. oi.—lluidds, ti. 64. , ed tur ready money. PKIC I '. S uI , I.ALLOW, PRICE 01' F. I', per t. ul sib. Whitechapel Market 2. 101 St. James'c Market Vi 10,1 Clare Market . . us Oti b. b Averagu—gs. Price of Candles, per .lezett, lid. per dozen ailow 64111 ti 1,0 :1141;x: . MONDAY, APRIL J.—. Out ID.iri,cl was well supplied WW I prime Ileasts this morning, which pm a pretty brisk tioniatil, and last week's prices were fully supported, Mutton and Pork were also full ;ts dear as last week, Veal was rather lower.- , 4114 business in the lluysniarket was dull, ead it was with born, difficulty our last pllces fur clay, Clover, and Straw, wet,: sups purled, FNIDAY, APRIT. were weal supplied with prima Beasts this miming, for which, however, there was only trifling demand, consequently . the prices were lower. Mutton was :db . A trifle cheaper, having a large supply, fork fully suppoifsil our last prices, and V eio was rather lower,—The business in the Hay-market was very dull, and our last prices for liar, Clove!, loot Straw, were with difficulty supported, The ftillowing is a cows:, statement of the prim. end r. at maLt of NI KAT, eaclusive of the IMlttos !itch colic:518 lit I lead, tputl Hide, anti is worth abuts; Id, pr Stwic of mai, mot, !LILY, Ilea 4. to 38 04 fled 4; Oil lib S' Mutton Is del to 5s 2d Allow', 4s ad to 4s No Land) us Vd to Os Os lid to Os 04 Veal fis 4tl to 6. 44 Veal res 111 to 5 4 10 4 Pork 44 to us Oil l'or4 4s 104 IP 5 4 item! of Cattle at Wilt !lead of Lents at market. 1)0 Ltilti; . Suet p .1114 lambs . 14,6:N) I Sheep #D4 5,11"0 INO I Muds . Calves H41.11A1(10:T. Il4y Cli,Ver • • • • 4:4 4 0 U.) 4:4 A' l Strait/ • • . • 0 U to ti 10 U LONDON I Primed f irm j'itbibhed by tbc Dropriutvr. JO I OI T w it:t;, $1 th e thai o , yb. rh0t1ig0. , ,,,, w ;tont 41 1. tRi (,* tlta , 4r, tpo ►t paid) ratait b atillreus4. ICO A.rOP9