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--- ": 1 - - ---.-. , ) -- ' ' , . 7, ,) • „ ~ i' 1 (... • \,., ~) 1 .• % '44 • - • VP • . -. ', : _,` : 61 ,%: ' if" . ......: ' '4° Pi•- d * . - "'"^- 4,..-- -•-• '`--') 1 t 'i ' '.; :,:, ' 4 i 0 NUVIIILR 6803 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, Iho7 LPRICE SIX-PRNI rm7TIAL LING.OPFICR, Avgx/i 3T, 18 0 7• THE COMMISSIONERS for VILTUALLING THEATRE OF ANATOMY. GREAT WINDMILL • STR RE r. This day was publlthed, in Two large Volumes, °damn, price as. in boards, ABODY of THEOLOGY, principally ptaftical. In a Series of I.ettures, with a copious Index. THE NEW REVIEW. This day was publithed, Price Half a Crown, Numsa a IX. Vol s (To be continued Monthly), Forming Two Volumes, at the grofa annual expcnce of 3-s. THE OXFORD REVIEW ; or LHERARY CENSOR, for SYPTEMBER, day. Containing Analyfes—Criticifnis—and Opinions of NEW BOOKS, Englifh and Foreign —Written By MEMBERS of the UNIVERSITY of OXFORD. CONTENTS OF No -IX. TIMOLECY. HISTORY. Stepbenfon's Rotnifh Chn-ch Card's Reign of Charlemagne Collyer's Lectures on Scripture 2100RAANY. Fadts Barrow's Life of the Earl of Young's Sermons on Chrifti- Macartnry anity VOTAC ES AND TRAVELS. Campbell's Lectures Letters from England, by DOD SINGLE SERMONS. Manna Alvarct Efpriella Smith's Sermon BELLES LITTERS. Bell's Sermon on the Poor The Poems of Offisn MEDICINE. POETRY. HerdmanWifcourfesou Infants Booker's Wilt& ARCHIOLOGV. Smith's Legendary Tales Smith's Wcftminfter Anthologia ; and TOVOCRAPILY SOREILIN LITERATURE. Chalmers's Caledonia Orford: Printed by and for Slitter and Monday, High street fold by RICHARD Put curs. Bridge-ftreet, London, and to be had on the Firft Day of every Month of all Bookfellers. Dealers its Bo As, and Poitmafters throughout the United Kingdom. HIS MAY ESIT's NAVY , do hereby give Notice. That Wn Wedbefday, the id December next, they will be ready to *IOW Tendefi in writing (fealed up) and treat for the fupply of PRVSH BEEF,' for the ufe of His Majefty's Troops at the Minds and Colonies hereundermentioned, viz. MR. WILSON will begin the Winter Courfe of hia LECTURES on ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, PATHOLOGY, and SUR GERY, ut. Thurfday, Oetober the eft, at TwU o'Clock in the Afternoon. FraCtical Anammy will be continued in the. Morning. and Anatomical Demonftratluns will be given as tifual,by Mr. Wilfon and Mr. Brodie. By ROBERT i.E1.1.0 WF.S, A. M. Oxon. There Ledtures embrace the molt momentous Quefti•:ns in Theology, and the mnft important Duties in Morals, without any Mixture of fedtarian Dircilfrion or polemical Afperity. They are Fifty eight in Ntrmber and while It is hoped that they will prove interellin; and inilrudive to the general Reader, they wiU furnilh the Clergy w;th a eolith.. of Semi:ins for the Year. Landon i Printed for J. Mawman, Poultry. . . . . . . Surinam; Berbiec, Demarara, Trinidad, Tobago, GrenaLt, Barbadoes, St. Vincent, and St Lucia, Dominica, Antigua, St. Kitt's, Duriftftbe fpace of twelve months certain, from the ift March 18;8; and further until fts , months warning (hall be given ; to be paid for by Billsjayable with intercft ninety days after dam The Conditions of the Centraa (which may be taken conjointly forthe whole, or 'fepalately for each ifland or Colony) may be ken at the Secretary's Orate. _ RECTORIES IN DEVONS.4IRE. , TO BE SOLE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE next Prefentation to the ReCtories of Uplow- , man and Bolivian Peverell, shout four miles frwm Tiver►on, in Devonflike, and near the Great koaad• from Tiverton to. Taft*, ton. Bath, &e. The Incumbent 78 Years of Age —The number of Tyttnble Acre,' in the two Pariflies is about 3.sco, and there is a Farfonage Haute, with Glebe belonging to each. For further particulars, apply to Mitres. Greene, Tennant, and Hactifon, Gr*y's Inn, London, or to the Ikea. John Benfon, Cock ermouth , Cumberland. • . Where may he had, by the fame Author, A Tee Atise on DEATH; I Imo. rice 3c. board... And kilt ready. for Publication, (dedicated, by Permiffion, to the I.ord Hilltop - of Norwich), A Ktim i tmt, of Vicrt ; estra,tled from the Holy Living and Dying of Jeremy Taylor. With a Preface, Life of the Author, and Additions, by the Editor. No regard will be bad to any Tinder in which the trite/mil not be Wetted in words at length, or that fball mat be delivered to the Board before one o'clock on the laid Wednefday the Bd December nest, nor nidefi the Pefon who males the Tender, or form &riot on his baba y; attends safiver vain milted for'. HOLLAND AND CHB RHINE. This day was publithed, in a large and very elegant volume, stn. accompanied by numerous and irery beautiftil Engravings, price al 11 in boards. A TOUR through HOLLAND along the Right A and Left Banks of the RHINE, to DAR.MSrADT, in the Summer and Autumn of 18c6. Bf Air JOHN CARR, Author of the Stranger in Ireland, A Northern Summer, or Tour round the Baltic, &c. Pergit, et hoftiles (tanta eft &Inch) ripas Incomitatus CLAUDIAN. in this Work an impartial account Is given of the manners, cuf oms, arts, and condition of the Dutch (ince the convt-eion of the Republic of the Scvrn United Provinces into a Kingdom, and a defcription of the molt intereftin nhjedts and fernery in Holland and on the Barks of the Rhine, interiparfed with a variety of anec dotes illultrative of the people of Holland. and of that part of France and Germany throng . , which the Author paired , and the whole is embellillatil with Engravings, bi a diltinguilbed Artift, from drawings made on the fpot. Printedfor RICHARDP HIE Li es, No 6, Bridge Erect, Blackfriars, and to he,had of all Bookfellers Of whom may be had, The NORTHERN SUMMER, price 11 19. The STRANifiell IN IRELAND, price al (s. DEVON AND EXETER. HE Sale of a Farm, called CorroN T in the Paris of CROWN'S MORCHARD, and of divers Tenements in the Ci.y of EXIITER. which was eadvertifed for the 16th ultimo, is poftponed to Thurfday the loth of September inftant, when the fame will be fold by Public Auclion, at the Old Lordon Inn, in Exeter, at three o'clock, in the afternoon, unlefs previoully difpofect of by Private Contra& - • -I. l w particulars. and parehafe by Private Contract, apply to Mars. Graham, Rioderley and Doinville, Lincoln's Inn, London ; Mr. Voyfzy, Broadcift ; and Mr. Brutton, Solicitor in Exeter. DEVON.—To be SOLD .by PitIVATE CON FRAC l', or FICTIULLING OFFICE, efugull 31, 1807. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING ! HIS mAywrs NAM do hereby give notice, That on Wednefday the ad of December next.thel will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, ((paled up) and treat for the fuppty of all fuch quantities o( FLOUR, SALTED BEEF and PORK, PEASE, RICE, kUM, and FAYAL WINE, as may be re. , quired for the ufe of his Majcfty's Troops ftationed at the Minds and Colonks hereunder mentioned, viz. Surinam, Berbice, Demarara, Trinicipd, Tobago, Grstiada, Barbadocs, St. Vincent, and St. I.ucia, Dominica, Antigua, St. Kitt's. During the fpace of twelve months certain, from the tftofMarch, agog, and Wither until Ca months warning that! be given. To be paid for by Bills payable with intareft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contradt, (whish ray be taken con jointly for the whole, or frparately for any particular Maud or Colony) may be feen a: the Secretary's Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in :J1.6 the trice fiat/ not be isferted in words at length, or that fiail not be delivered to the Board Were one o'clock on the Jai! Weinefday the ad of December next, nor wilefs the perfon who males the Tender, or feast terfon on kb behalf attend, is afnwier.wben called for. Ina few day., will be publiflacti By Broderip and Wiltinfon, No. 13, Hay Market. THE Overture of Mufic to the much admired Syr Clack of the BRAVE. COSSACK, now periorming with univetfal applaufc, at Aftley'a Amphitheatre, Vkaminiter Bridge. PRIZE OF FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS. NO r TWO BLANK:i TO A PRIZE! Arid no Prize of lets Value than 2:.1. NEW r.ATe. LOTTERY, for Twenty Thou (and Tickets, on an IMPROVED PLAN . BEGINS DRAWING OCTOBER so, 1807. S HEM& z Prize of £ 43,003 is £ 43.0 0 0 2 20,000 .•••• 40,000 11 10,000 .—• 23,000 5 1,003 5,(.03 S 500 •—• 2,500 20 103 2,010 SO .--• 5 0 2,5.30 1,030 -- 25 25,0.0 ' --• Prizes of ?Arts in 6,c00 the Supplementary so each 120,000 .----- Lottery, worth ---. ao,cco Tickets. :37. 000 . - - ONE ?MD CAPITAL. TWENTY POUNt)O wil- be paid tor every SUPPLEMEN TARY TICKET brought to this Office, auk' in proportion for every Sbare Pi at this Office, and brought for payment on or be fore the 16th Novembis, 1807. N. B. Drawing tinifbe. 14th November. SU PPLEM i• YEARN LOTTERY, Coultas of the 6,0c0 Prize 'hearts. entitling the Holder to a Chance of the following Benatta, or to the Value of a zoL Prize in Money, dricribed as above. a Prize a 4 20,000 is L 10,000 1 10,003 Icao.o 5 I,cco 5.0c.0 S 3 0 0 2,5.:0 33 ••• • 100 2,60 0 so --- 3 0 1,003 1,300 15 . 21,500 t ,55 2 Prizes Tickets and Shares are on Sete at J.WeIKNER's I.iccnfel Lot tery Office, No. to, C 01041111.1, facing the Royal Exchange. Ettty pure tafer of . 1 ickct or Share in the above I.ottery, of %0000 Tickets, will be entitled to Inch benefit as &all belong to the fald Ticket or Share in the Principal and Supphinwi.tary Lot teries. STAVE LerrEitv SCHEME for ao7, en a NEW PLAN. ilegtis Drawing zoth 06tober. and finalles 14th November, zBo7. s Prize of £ 40.000 13 L 4 0,000 1 .•••• 20 000 40, 000 1 • .. 10,000 ... 10,000 3 1,000 •-•• 3, 000 5 ••••• 3 00 2,300 20 100 m... LOCO 30 so ••••• 1,300 4100 15 2 31 000 rifts of Tickets in o w the Supplementary zo each Lottery, valued, it .....+ fold, at A Isaac Tickets. 120,000 k2s74co At& Tickets. Slit JAMES BRANSCOME and Co engage to pay,on demand, at tie rate of a zoL Prize for every fiekit or Share drawn a Sup- Pletnentarr Prize, (fold by them) if offered for fele three days kdore thC Supplementary Lottery begins Drawing ; or the Hol Sas of loch Tickets or Shares after that time will be antitled to It Chance of every Prize in the Supplementary Lottery, which k to mobil of the 6.000 Numhersibove alluded to, and will be determined by the following Scheme, to btbin Drawing tke 19th November. and end the loth. SUPPLEMENTARY LOTTERY SCHEME. I Prize of 4 10,300 is £ wow I 10,000 10,000 1,000 5.000 1,500 1,003 1,000 11,500 5 ...• 22 20 2 1S00 ....No 500 100 3 0 is 6 4x0 Ticket& £6 3 000 N 11 . Plcare to oliftrwe the Firtl-drawn Ticket of the Fifth th? of thentit Lottery will be endtkd to 40.0001 leaviug all the °eh " CaStal Prizes both in the Principal and Supplementary Lot teries as it i tz. BAApTICRETS and SHARES are n o w felling by Sir JAMFS SCOMB and en. at their Lucky Lottery Offices. No. XOLISORw „ ll.lf()Rp, 37. CONNHILL, and 3it, HAY MARKET. Not two lOWA to a Prim., and the etizes pain on 41toesoi. . . PUBLIC AUC rioN, I'HE MANOR of TALE, fi tuate in the Parifh of Payhembury, confifting of &hunt too acres of very im provable Arable, Patture and Meadow Ground in divers tene ments, held under leaks refpeetivelf determinable on the deaths of one, two, or three lives, ruined to certain refcrved rents and he riots, except as to about to 7 acres thereof, which are nearly in hand, with the Grit Mill called Tack Mills, and the Royalty and Manurial Rights. This Manor is Cr:nate at about an equal diftance front the towns of Collumpton and Honitod. and conti guous to the road leading from the (maser town to the watering place of Sidmouth, from which it is diftant about ten miles. Voids prevloufly difpofed of by Private Contra& this F,ftate will be Sold by Audion, at the Golden I.iun Inn. iii Honiton, on Monday, the 7th of September next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. For viewing the have, apply to William Hole. of Payhembury, ' and for purchafe by Private Contraa, apply to Mr. Britton, So licitor, in Exeter; Mr.Voyky ,of Brnadclift; or to Melt - Ts. Graham, Kindaley and Doraville, Lincoln. Leta, Leadna, from all of whom printed particulars may be had DEVON.—To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT or PUBLIC AU:: fION, T'HE MANOR of P!SWELL, fitnate in the Para of Kentifbeare, in the County of Devon,tonuliting of upwards of too acres of Ata!ile, Patter. and Meadow Ground in divers tenements and farms, held under kafes refpectively deter minable on the deaths of one, two, or three lives, fubject to cur tain referved rents and heriuts (except as to alaout 31 acres thereof, which will he in hand in at,out one year). with the royalty and manorial tights. 'ibis manor is of excellun foil, and particularly adapted for Cheep, lies conipadt, is improvable, and ',ear to a Ill= I rods of the belt quality, and fituats within three mils of the mar ket town of Colluinpton, upon the turnpike read leading froni thence to fioniton, from which it is didant about right miles linters prcvioefly dirpuled of by private contraet this Eltate will be (.Id by auclion at the Gulden Lion inn in HOilitoll tin Monday the 7th September neat, at teb u'elocit in the forenoon. Fur viewing the Eltate, apply to Mr. FrAticii Brown, within the Manor; and for puichafe by private contract apply to Mr Brut toll, Solicitor in Exeter; Mr. Voviey of Broadcldt ; or to Mars. Graham. Kinderley and llninville, Lincoln's Inn, London, fronts all o; whom printed particulars may be had. DEVON.—To be rsOLD, by PRIVA fE CON TRACT or PUBLIC AUC L'ION, r HE MANOR of EAST ASHFORD, littrate in the Parith of het Ardor& in the North of Devon, canna. ing of upwards of 34Arrzs of moll excellent Meadow, ?allure and Arable Ground. in fcveral Tenements contiguous to each other, had under Leaf, s refeectively determinable 011 the deaths of two and three lives fubjed to certain reLt ved rents and harlots (except about 73 Acres, held by yearly 'returns) with the Salmon Fiihery, Royalty. and manorial rights. The fitUAtloll of this Manor is extremely pi.iurcfquc It is three Miles below Baruftaple, upon the Navigable River Taw, and about Eve mil, s front the Sea The North Devon Stag hounds and kverai Packs of Harriers are kept within a few miles en the Etiate, and the neighbourhood is confuhred as one of the molt pleafaut and health) in the Welt of England Unlefs previsufly difpofed of by Private Contra& this Eftate will be bold by Attettnn at the Gulden Linii inn, in Barnltaple. on Monday. the 14th September next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. Fur viewing the Fdate, apply to Matthew Hodge, the Baiiiff, refiding on the Manor ; and tor purcaiafe by Private Contra t, apply to Mr. B:uttan. St Ilci or, in I.zeter; Mr. Voyfey, of Broadclitt: or to Malls. Graham, Kinderley, and Docuville, Lincoln's lan, London, (ruin all of Wawa printed ;reticular. may be bad. SOUTHAMPTON. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ALL that Valuable and Falhionable Stock in Tr.ole, LW belonging to IMATTHLW MACKLIN, a bank rupt, at his late Shop, opp..l:te the Sur 4iu, Suuttiaaipton, which congas of the following ankle.. Silver Plate, Plated Goods, Ellgant Jewellery, Gilt Goods, Cutlery of all kind., Japisi Goods, Perfumery, Hardware, Mili tary Articles. Pateot Medicines, &c. &c. The Nubility, Gentry, and Public, are refpeiftfully informed that the ab.vc Stock is quite new and front the tirlt Manufac tories iu tlieKingdont, and well worth their attention as the whole will be fold (without relerve) at ai.d under Prime Cod. Further particulars may be known. by applying (if by litter, free of potta„e) to Mr. Thomas Macklin, Purtiw ud, near South ampton. or Mr Potter, No. to, Gough ((Nitre, London, the Af figocc of the laid Bankrupt's hitate and k.fteds. N h• The Hou'e and Shop, which Rands in the fir ft Situation in the 'row.. fur the above hulniafs, will be Let or the Leafe tht-re• of difpofcd of, which has 14 years untspireil—For further parts culars, apply to the laid Mr. Thomas Macklin. HEALTH ANO LONGEVITY. Dr, TAMES'. ANAL.kP'fIC ANU AN FIBILOUS PILLS. TIE Celebrity of the Analeptic Pills, as a general Prrfervativc of Hs.alth, is become univerfal. from their effi cacy in thuls campl tillti. which continually dilturb the human f ra me ; fuch as Coid,, itheuniatifms Head ache, Indigettions.and other Difeafcs of the Stomach and Bowels; which arife from the vicilEtudes of our enniste, or from indulgence in the luxuries of life ; and thole falutary effects arc produced by gently opening the pot:s by night. and the body by day, without requiring any particular regimen or confinement. But though the Analeptic , Pills are alto very ferviccable ui Bilious and oth e r deep feared air orders, yet being deiignesi as a mild purgative only, and therefore not always fufficienity aelive, the Antibilious Pills have been re nornmended in aid by an eminent Phyredan, in all comp Lints of the Liver, as well &s in other internal Dileafes. S.ild only by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 4:. St Paurs Church yard, on the loath way, Four Doors from the Corner of Cheap-' LIU, London ; and at Dr. Jaini.e'a late boo& in Brutno-ltreet, viz. the Analeptic Pills, price 4s. 6d. the Boa, or Six in One large Box for 11. as and the Antibilions Pills, price as pd a Box, Dity In cluded—Obferve that the Words—" t. Newbery, Nu. 45, St• cbgr.iyuyi JD Luz.tamps. 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Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS No. 6, Bridge ftreet, and fold by all Bookfellers. particularly by thole on the great Roads, and at the Waterin.t Places Of whom may be had, The GUIDE to all the WATERING PLACr.S.fur Price tis in hoards, or to. bound. And the PIC LIME of 1..:3N WON for 18.4. Price ss. bound in red. BY THE BOAPD OF AGRICULTURE . This day was publithed a Second Edition, improved and enlarged price 7.. 6d. in hunr,ls, illuttrate I by Nineteen large Engraving., y I tli Isii ACCOUN l' of the MODES of D R.A IN I NG Lx, LAND according to the Syltent pradifed by Mr. JOSEPH ELKIN° VON, (tor the Dikovery of which, a reward of Onc Thoufand Pounds was bellowed by Parliament.) drawn up for publication by Auth.nity of the B and of Agriculture. by JOHN JOHNSTONE. Printed for RICHARD P WILL! Pa, birlarClirGrt. Bbckfriars; fold by Faulder And soil, New Iso.ll Rivet ; J. Harding. St. James's Rivet ; J. Nperne, Corilliill; J. Archer, Duhlin ; Cuultablc and Co. Eauburgh; and all odic,. 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Every perfon mutt have been struck with the abfurdity of the practice of putting the prefent voluminous, tedious, and perplexing French Grammars and their Auxiliaries into the hands of Children. Well educated Frenchmen are themfelves unacquainted with half the fubtleties which, by mans of ill previoully exitting French and Englith Grammars, are attempted to be taught to Children in Englilk Schools. The Abbe Bofrut's Books, on the contrary, contain no thing but general and effemial points of information ; they leave the Pronunciation to the living Tutor, from whom as much will be learnt in an hour as by Rule in a year; and, in rcfpcdt to Words and Conftruetion, they place the acquirement of the French Lan guage, by an hngltfh child, ezaZtlf on the fame footing as dm of which it llatds to a natty:. CURIOSITIES OF LI FERATUR F. This day vras publiChed in two handfome and clad) , printed vols. /Ivo. with a Fae Simile of Pope's Manufcript I lom:r. price tits. in boards, the Fifth Edition, reviled, altered, aid cniar;ed, with New Ankles. '1 CURIOSITIES of LITERATURE ; confifting of Anecdotes, Charaders, Sketches and Ohlerva tions,litcrary, critical and hillorical The prefent Edition has been entirety re computed ; more than one-third additioo.d mat - ter has been tubilituted for that which has been raChi.l:d ; and numerous new articles have been introduced confidercd as lute• ceiling to literary curicifitt Printed for John Murray, Fleet ftreet, London ; and Arch CJoltable and Co. Edinbur4h A NEW AND IMPOR SCHOOL. BOOK. This day was publilhed, printed oo fine Paper, with a Plate of the Solar Syßem, price 23 6 d. bound, the Fourth Edition of A GUIDE to USEFUL KNOWLEDGE ; or, The Elements of Akronomy. Geography, History, &c. The excellence of this Work has been fully proved, though con fined to private I nition, and to a fcw refpeas;de Seminaries of Ladies and Gentlemen. The prefent enlarged Edition is produced for the public utility of Schools and others in general, by com mitting its contents to memory. Printed for 'l' Boofey. Old Broad itreet ; Longman, Hurt, Rees, and Oran, Patrniofter-row ; Scatcherd and Letterman, Ave• Maria lane; J limas, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; and H. D Symonds, Paten:loiter row. This day was publifbed, Handfomely printed in 7 Volumes Svo. and an Eighth in 4to con. • taining Maps, Plan., Vi -w*, and Coins, iliultrative of the Geo- graphy and Antiquiries of Ancient Greece, a new Edition, being the 4th, price 41 as boards, of • I 'H ETRAV ELS nt AN AC EIA RSIS the younger in Greece. during the Middle of the Fourth Century, before. the Chriltian /Era. Tranflated from the F.ench of the late Abbe Barthelemy. To which arc prefixed, Memoirs of the Lire of J J. Barthelemy, written by Hinilelf, in i79z and 1793 —with a Portrait of the Author. This Edition has been carefully revifed and corrected by the lilt Paris edition, puhlifhed from a copy, in which the late Abbe Bar thelemy had made numereme Corrections and Additions, with his own hand. 'lite Tables, at the end of the Seventh Volume. are corrected with relpett to many of the Dates, and confiderably en larged—Four new ones arc alfu added, viz. 1. Of the Attic Months. 1. Of the Tribunals and Magiftrates of Athens. 3. Of the Grecian Cobnies. 4. A Geographical 1 able or Index of the Countdel, Cities, Ste. mentioned in the Work, with their Modern Names The Maps Plan*. Views, and Coins, contain Cenral additional new ones,and are all from new d..figtis,in general on a larger fats. The whole have been re engraved f..r this edition of the Tranfla tint', and are executed with an accuracy, neatnefs, and elegance, which render thaw in that refpeit likewife, much fuperior to thofe of the former editions. N.B. A few coat , are printed en fuperfine Royal paper, and will be 101 l with Proof linpreffiJus of the Plates and Maps, price 61. 6s. boards. Printed for . J Johnfon ; W. J and J. Ricliwdfon ; 1' P yne ; CadeU and Davies; Longman, Hurft. Rees and carne; J. rod A. Ake!), Laakingauti, Allen and Co. G. Rohinfon, and J. Maw can. CURE Cl S roNE. AND GRAVEL. - 4R. PERRY, Surgeon, midi:annum greet, Bloottabury fatale, Proprietor of A DAMS's SOLVENT, a mild yet efficacious Cure of STONE and GRAVEL in the BLADDER or KIDNEYS, aelua nts the Puhl:c, that he has tier fame years devoted hie whole profe&unal attention to the above Difealcs, and their complication with that of Gout. He may be confulted daily at his own Honk and more efpecially un Wednef days and Filth, a, where he difpenfes the bolvei.t iii bottles of 45 6d. t Is. and 11 as Stamps included, two of which lift (tamely ever fail to correct the calculous diathefis in the habit, andthereby prevent the concretion of Stone in perfons of a fedentary life. Sold alfo at Bacon and Co's, tso, Os ford-ltrect, and at Bolton's, front of the Royal Exchange ; where alfo may be had jut pub tithed, the Author's" Dilquifition of the Stone and Gravel," ninth Edition, price is 6d paimiiag out their Caufe and the Dist to be ebfervcd during the Cure, with many extraordinary cure*, ionic of perfeet r..covery even after the operation had been refolved on. LIVERPOOL, SEPTEMBER t. AS DR. SOLOMON'. prattice nt.w become fr. great and extensive, and is cointilit engagements require a confiderable portion ut his time and attendance, he exptdis, when confulted, the ulual compliment of a One Potiad Note; but all written cafes, or letter.; of advice, unaccompanied with an order for medicine and remittance, to be an.wered at his leifure, are required to enclofe only Half-a-Guinea. Such kners (liquid, for fatety, be thus i! 4 and:—.' Monty Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead Houle, near 1.11/ 01)001. Paid double pollage."—And as many diforders have been (event years in proceeding to a degree of Ilia• lignancy as cannot be eradicated in a few wc.ks; therefore, to encourage [Way perfeverance in the Me of proper means, Dr. SOLOMON has adopted the plan of his foxes. packed up fate for any part of the cuuntry.—And to iudocr Patient. to fend to the Proprietor (by which nreal%they will be furs to have them ge nuine) fur a remittance of a Five Pound Bank Bill, he will return Medicines purpofely prep fired for tile Patient, adapted to the Rate of his cafe, the Dudor being thereby enabled to judge with great precifion. what remedies arc applicable to each relpedlive com plaint; and for the further encouragement of fuch Patients, who are thus willing to give his Medicines a fair trial, on the purchafe of one of the 31. Boles, the ufual fee for advice, &c. will not be required. OSSEILVZ—Each bottle of Dr. Sol..mon's Medicines has a Go. yernnaent Stamp, with the t:ame of the Proprietor. •• Semi. Solo mon, Liverpool," engraved thereon, to imitate which is f lorry. To be had, at Gilead Houle, near Liverpool; of Dicey and Sut • ton, Bow Church yard, and Matthews and Leigh, 18, Strand ; Martin Keene, N 0.6, College Greco, Dublin ; Itialy Cork, Magee, &KA; R. Bach and Co. Pearl flrect, New York ; and of all Venders of Patent Medicines in the United Kingdom. The CORDIAL, BALM of GII..k.AD is fold in bottles, price half-i-guinea each, (or family bottles, at 331. containing four at cos. 6d. on which ps. are faved)--Perfotis who do not with to have their names known, may have their bozes,or letters, dircdted to W. Z. to be left at -- till called tor.