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^.r•7'^v +. o - Y - 77 .- • . , ~~ -~ 7 77 - T7." -- ""'"- • i ;tl .. . . . -:-.....„.........". ' . • ' it) IS Ai •- • % . 4r, NNA; • _,... • n s . . • ~ . ,„. .4,.. ,--.„. Ai ,,,, Nu: , iBER 9206. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 16 A SSOCIATION FOR THE RELIEFOF THE LX MANUFACTURING AND LABOURING POOR. This day was-published, in Su. The Second Edition with Additions, anotnted with Eight Eel graving', and a Portrait of the Author, price 145. plata, std At. Ss. coloured, TREATISE on inme practical Points relating to the DP:EASES of the EYE. By the late JOHN CUNNINGHAM SAUNDERS, Demoostrator of Anatomy at St. Thomas's Hospital, Founder and Surgeon of the London Infirmary far curing Diseases of for Ric To whin is adde I, a short Aecourn of the Author's Life and his Method of curing the Congenital Cataract, by his Friend and Colleague, J. R. FARR E, M 1). Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-roor. S'~ SALFS BY A ucTioN T SIVEWRIGHT recommends the Scheme f.f u • the new lorterf to the mention of his Friends sod the Pink, to commence 17th SEPTEMBER, when above one third of the Lottery will be .bun. and the first Prise will have 440,900 f per Cent. Camels additional. &hemming:es I 2 Prizes of £40,000 I $ Prises .1 £lO,OOO 11 s Vice • 1,13G0 Three per Cent. Consols and various money Prises—From hav ing had the good fonune to sitar, the Stu Prizes, both of .1140,002 and 430,000 that were ever sold, he trusts to divide the above among his Moods and future purs.hasers, as his old ORces, miDDLisLx AND Hg Tz, EreeEra FAMILV RE'sIDEACh and OFFICE% (warm! PLEASURE ORGUNDIi, F 114M -11()l'Sk:, and WILD", INGS, RIGH I* of SPORTIML and upwards of l Hap" 1-11.11 1 / 4 f)it ED and *LINEN I V....51K ACRES of LAND, my capital Market Towns, and in an exceller4 Natglibolithspad. By Mr. RUBINis_ At Garraway's Coff.e•Hogse, iChange•Alley, on 1.'17'4114T, the Inds :eptenthor, ifiln, at Ilia clock, in three Lots, A VA LU 4.BLE FREEHOLL) EsTAT4 partly Tithe-Free; comprising a very eligible Eraidenee, HMO:FIELD GRA VE, planned and adapted for the accommodation of a Gentleman'a Fa t uity, with all suitable Offices ; seated on a Ong Akiratio N surrounded by about TWO HUNDRED ANL) SIXTY, SIX. ACRES OF MEADOW, ARABLE, PAS ANE) PINE WOOD LAND, through will:A there err ClFfelli'Ve 444 delightful Gravelled Walks. pleadngly diversified by sod Dale, kid out in a park-like style, and principally sinclow4 by a Paled Fence, abounding with Pheasants and Caine. Ind in a genteel Neighbourhood, with good Roads in ail directions, contiguous to the capital Market Towns of Uxbridge. Rick. manswoeth, and Watford, and within a short 4i-tence Of the Grand Junction Canal; a Rustic Entrance Lodge. with Car riage Drive to the House; excrllvut Farm.4-tnitse, 4ro of all denomiu...tiou.; Fish Tonds i well stored; a I dine Eiln, and nnantity of fine - Chalk ; with t h e Right of .ipor.ing over its. Bisnor of Losincires Iklanor, and Fishing in the Waters whiff; ate as renowned as any in the Kingdom; alst. about riaty.Two Acres of Lea.ehold MLatlow and Arable Lat.ti, all lying etieuPget• 'Po be viewed by Tickets; Particulars may be had 4111 the Pre. tubes; fiwan, Rickmansworth ; White Horse, Uebridge; Esse; Arms, Watford ; Wool-Pack, St - Alban's; Green Man and R.a4. Lion, Barnet; Castle, Salt-Hill; White Hart, Windsor; at earrawars; and of Mr. Robin!, Wareick-strett, creldelliv square, where; Plan of the Estate may be Kim At the CITY or Leman TAVIRN, the 30th of Avower, 1110; The Lord Archbishop of CANTERBURY, in the Chair. The Committee of the Association for the Relief of the Mn. Defacturing and Labouring Poor and it necessary to declare, Net f t o not in their plan to give rube( to Individuab, but that day pu rpose t , ) render assistance to Dhoicts, Towns, VMeges, at tVitr Places, especially in aid of Local Commlstees or Societies, in their exertions for the Poor In these Neighbourhoods whore &woo exists. Various Some have been already sent to the ems snieneentioned; and the Committee meet at the City of Loodon l'avern, to take into immediate coasidaration all cow asnaleatlons made to t►eots Balton. Bolton le-Moose. Bridport. Hieckky. Eingswinferd. . Sutton Ashllslot NOM Sphalfielts, with Beth sal-Orren and Mile end New Town. Kidderminster. Dbtressed parts of Northamptonshire. Stockton. 37, Coanati.‘, •• I 11, Hot.aoast, S. Harataaarr, I 141, OZTORD-11TaarT. Where also, in the last Lottery, No. 5,967, £3,000, with various other Chpitag, were sold in 06 Sharps. A NEW VOLUME OF RIVINGTONV ANNUAL RI GIS lER. _ _ _ Thb day was published,iiiene lasitevol. price in boards rIPHE ANNUAL REGISTER; r, A View of 1. the History, Politics, and Literature, for the year 1807, being theScventh Volume of a New iieries. Sedgley. Sodbury. Tipton. Stoolepßogis. Dudley. Darlama. Wininton, Dorfman. Brows rove. Wednesbury. West Bromwich. Stockport. Costley. Cadoston, S. W. SALES BY AUCTION. Panted (or F. C. and 3. Itiviolgron, No. es, Sc. Paul's Church ' yard ; 'Welt° by Messrs. Payne, Egerton, Hatt:bard, Noroa vi le Pell and Messrs. Areb. CHICHETIT.R. At the Custom•hotite, Chichester. on WrDNKIDiT, the 1I th day of september, int 6, at Eleven &Clock in the Pomona, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, which have been seised and legally condemned, vie. Of the aboYe-mentioned booksellers may be bad, the former Volumes published by Messrs. Rivingtous, communing with the year 1791. The Volume for 1110 R, will be.publisbed early in the Winter, and die Volume for 1797, in eositinuadou of the former Series, about the same time. FOIL PIM Ark Vas. ONLY. 206 Qallons of Brandy ; 1.940 Canons of Omen; end the Broken-up Hells of Sundry Vessels and Dests.—Abo, the Sails and Materials belonging to the above Vessels and, Botts. Samples of the above Spirits may be seen at the Custom. Douse (in Ofilce boors) the day before, and 'Morning of Sale, and will be sold, subject to the Duties of Customs and Excise, except for Esportatlon. N. B. A Deposit of , L its per cent will be repaired. EXPEDITION TO ALGIERS. Thisiday was published, price 4s. 6d. containing, by the use a new-fermed type, and by the omission of the wide spaces be tween the paragraphs, 400 Octavo pages, JOURNAL of a SIX MON t'FIS' JOURNEY' through the *BARBARY STA I ES, and Residence in the COURT of Moaocco; containing an account of the Cities, Towns, 'aid Villages of thaw States--thir-Manners and Custo:us of the Amount of Subscriptions ahead The P.& Lifool- Ace £lOO 0 SUSSIX. advertised 233,409 6 9 Benjandikßaylay, Esq. (Newark) AO 10 Mr. It 1.. Wickham J 5 Gee. Thee. Bland 10 0 Mr. C Brown 9 0 Mr. Jas Refers 2 0 Mies H---y 90 0 A Merchant and Clerk 9 0 M. L. )0 0 Hoe. W. Wel. ksky Pole 100 0 Louis H. Perk, Esq. 10 10 Mr. R. Miles • 5 5 Governor C. Craven 5 0 Mrs. Ann Bradoey 10 0 W. Dixon, Esq. 24 0 Mrs 20 0 B. Beni, En. 10 0 C. Bream. Esq. 25 0 John Dixon, Eaq. 10 0 Mn. Chas. Smith b 0 W O. 2 $ R Nichol), Esq. $0 0 G. 1. N. K. 1 0 From Eastbourne 1 0 C. M. Pallmer, Esq. 50 0 Mrs. Pannier SO 0 Mr. G. Vincent S Mr. A. Moysey, jun. a 0 A Lady 1 The Waterlog Society held in the Belle Saavage yard, per . W. Cotton, kAg. 10 10 LS. 1 0 Mr. Winn& J. C. Mrs. Hemln, 3. Curry, Esq. B. Y. LW. Jon. 5 0 John Penn, Esq. 10 0 W.T. R, 50 0 1). T. 2 2 HILL. Burrell 5 o W. G. CARTER, So their ireisur. r Temple-Chunbrn, London. liahaeriptions are received for of Landon and Westminster; Bosse; acd at the City of Lon, the Auoelation by all the Bankers at the Bar of Lloyd's Co&e• ion Tavern. It Is requested that all I.etters from the Coottry to the AISO• &Asa be directed to the Secretary, and put uuder a cover, addressed as tollows: Prewar Fretting, Galardi Past'Vet. A. M L. P. OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Aced le o 1116. THE PRINCIP:a OFFICERS of HIS Ar(4• jEsTe. ORD edNGR a &rib give Plaice, That Proposals will be received at their Me in pall. Mall, on or befnre WEDNESDAY, the 4th day of September nest, from met► Persons as may be willing to undertake toe Supply of FORAGE for tte Ordnance Hems stationed In tee following Districts, to be delivered at the Expense of the Calaractor, vig. NOR l'H BRITAIN, NORTHERN, EASTERN, exclusive of WARLEY, -SOUTHERN, exclusive of CHATHAM• 'WESTER N, -SOUTH WEST, including PORT4MOUTH, ISLE OP WIGHC, and CHRIST CHURCH, WOOLWICH with iu Dependencies WAIMAY and MAT HA WEEDON, NORTH i*APTONSHIRE. Fora period of Six Months from the tat October ant. The Oats to be good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any mix. tyre of Foxy or Mowburnt Oats, and mutt not weigh leea t titan 37 pounds per Winchester Bushel; the Hay to be sweet and dry, awl delivered in l'russes of Sethi. weight. The Straw to be good, clean, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw, and delivered in Trusses of 36lbs. weight. The prices to be paid for the respective quanti'ies of each Ar ticle which may be delivered, at the following rate•, v:x • For the Oats at per hundred pounds, Avoidupois weight. For the Hay at per hundred and twelve Pounds. For the Straw at per hundred and twelve Pounds. The Proposals may be delivere I separately or jointly far two 4r mere of the said Divricts, and it Is expected that the Contrac tot shall receive the Stable Dung, which, during the period of his Contract, may accumulate, making an allowance ter the same after the rate of per Horse for Week. Farther particulars may he known upon applicatiOn to the °Seers Commanding the Royal Artillery in each District, and also at the Vi . cretary's Office, In Pall-Mall, aforesaid, any day between the ;Itcurs of tee and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be de livered, sealed up and indorsed, " Proposals for Forage," but no Proposah can be admitted after the said 4th of September, at Twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, err an , n his behalf, shall wood. by Ord* of the Board, R. IL CREW, Steritm?. POLICE OF 1 °NOON. 'Mir day war published, in One large Vol. eta price 15s. boards, MINUTES of EVIDENCE taken before a Se. lect Committee appointed by the House of Contmens,to ire into the State of the POLICE of the METROPOLIS. tV.th Note*. Observrione, and a Preface.. By a NIAGJi IRA ' E of the County of MIDDLESEX. .Pz.ntel tor Sherwood, Neely. and Jones, Paternoster-row; J. -3 ("I.. Duke-street, Pottlaud-pjace; J. 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WO, with IS plates, ills: board% C9ivEasisubsa en Custarr44 ; is which the tismalw that Shape are fenularty mpleined and illustrated by •Bgperl. meats. la fis Mine. with PLowry, lie . is beards. SHORT HA ND. Liinvassar. itranoeita pr isteenyiehe and Weeded Sys:l tent of Blimblased. By Wro Metror) 1.41)* Abs elfbo •liidOSV! 40 Owl*, 7,0•4 Dos*, • ! , . OXFORDAIIILE, ON THE BORDERS OF DEMO AND • VICINITY OF READING. MANORS OF RAWLINGS, PHRCKENPON, WYWOLD, &c.; SplCiolll FAMILY RESIDENCE, WOODCOT HOUSE, with OFFICES, GARDENS, PLEASURE- G ROU NDS. Eligibk FARMS, noble WOODS end I.4NDS, Upward. of ELEVEN HUNDRED ACRES, and 1. - Auable COMMON RIGHTS. TQ BE SOLD BY AUCTION. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawars Coffee-house 'Cbange4lley, Cornbill, on To uas. DAT, the Nth of September, 1816, at 12 °Tina, in L.tata, THE Capital and Valuable FREEHOLD, and small part COPYHOLD ESTATES, _ • WOODCOT'I and RAWLINGS , pleasantly situate, eight miles from Henley on 'lllaittes, seven front Reading; six front Wallingford. and fony-tisree from Lon don; on a bdautifal, line, commanding, healthy, and sporting part of the County of Oxford, comprising The MANOR of RAWLINGS. One Moiety if the MANOR of CHECXENDON, And One Moiety of tilt MANOR of WYWOLD, abonodilig with Game. The Capital FAMILIt MANSION, WOODCOTT HOUSE, with maim attached and detached Osces of all dermirlons ; roomy Stabling tor Evolve Horses, and Tbree Ctiach-hottses ; two productive Kitchen Gardens, surrounded by lofty wall", Gardener's boon, Omhards, &c.; Phnom Ormond", Flower' Garden; Ram, drapery, Greoh.houle, Ice Well, &c. seated in alas Paddock of . about Slaty Ames, surroandiki by four es ailentfarms, with goad Farm Houses, sad all ass wry Out. batittlaris with Peredrpf bled; int to respectable Tenses,' Part al Lame; the telheleder at WOW *Ales the capital and prodative 'Weeds k hued; swat' Cotalpte, with *gardens, Oreberds, &a Ihowleall . Retate upwards of Minnie *IGNORED ACM, selsh,Nraleableand Ektindve Comalisti To be anietbripplyius to Seniud=d, the HAM at' itfotelcott Owe Partkalan Wasphe bad' pad as the' Beet and CiWltti Ws, Rising; Laub, Ilrellingtord; l 1011 9 and Matra. 'Ca*, fed Leo, Soaker., Hader; - Castle, Sak., sw i g WM. Hart, Maw LM, Nadi; Red Liess.l Howatliner; 01'411140114Naer, WRiteirste, - ead Co. I.laceln's! bat eartearaill; nod: /IT -Mr. Rishipik Waialebspreet,i gelfillawrearo Where, PIP of t4e gitmesepy be Mini 1 COPVHOLD SMALL FARM, with neat compact RE3I-1 DENCE, situate Isetween EASI' GRINS !TAD au4 LEWES, in the Road to Brighton, 36 miles from Loodan. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawayes Coffeo-house, in Etchings Alley, Comb,ll, on TIIIIISDAT, the ilia September, Ibl6, at Twobre o'Cinct, A' m4LL COPYHOLD ESTATE, pearly equal to Freehold, CHALWOOD-GATE FARM; Campebing a neat compact pleasaut Residence cosetalohig an Entrance hall, Diiiing.pariogr, Ntichsu, Wash -house. Brew - houe.e. Dairy, &c. On the Fire Storey is a bowed-front Drawing-room, two good Bed-chambers, and a smaller ditto; arid two Bed-clembers on she Upper Stoney; Cellars under the house, Coach-house, and two Stables for sic tunes; good Garden paled round, Pleasure ;pound, &c.; Farm Yard, with Cow •house, Piggery, and Out beildings, and Paddock adjoining; and sundry Enclosures of • Meadow, Pasture, Arable and Wood Land, wcU supplied with gotta Water. The whol e TWENTY-SEVEN ACRES, TWO ROODS, TWENTY SEVEN pgRCHES ; In the possession of 4'ILLIAM )Assns, Esq. Forming a property fur a person land of Field Sports, in a pleasant country, 7 miles from Fast Grinstead, 14 from Lewis, 2t) from Brighton, 13 from Tonbritige, and 311 from London. May be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Panieu ins may be bad; at the Star, hewn: Old Ship, Brighton ; the Inns at Wych Cross, and Vorest Row ; Dorset Arm•,.Ea.t Gm stead; White Hart, antipope; King's Arms, Croydon ; at Oarraway's ; and of Mr. Rains, Warwiek-et,reet,. Goideu-square, .o *ton. SEVEN OAKS, &Mr. - - - COMPACT ESTATES and MANOR FARM. Excellent HOP-GROUNDS. MLU)OW, ARABLE, and WOOD LA: D, and Valuable COMMON-aiGH F. Ey Mr. ROBINS, At Oarravray's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley. Cernltill, on TIMM , D 4 v, the 12th September, at Twelve o'Cinek,ut Tao Lo.s, Lor 1. A. VAluable FREEHOLD ESTATE, RumsHorr MANOR FARM, Situate in the Parish and near the Town of SEVEN OAKS; comprising a good Farm House, with Offices. Oudot, Orchard, Yard, Barna, ost-home, Stables, and various Gat-buildings and upwards of ONE HUNDRED AND MOUT ACRES _ _ _ Of capital Hop-Oround, Meadow, Arable, and Wood Land, sloping to the South; a most beautiful and picturesqui: part of the County, and in view of the Town of Emit:H.4 ; e ; in posses sion of Mr. Wm. Carnal. Lot 2. A FREEHOLD E4TATE,ICE LILES HILL FARM, adjoining Lot i, ,ituate in the Parish of Seal and, Seven Oaks; comprising a neat Farm House, with Gardens, Orchard, Farm yard, Ost-house, Barm Stables, and Out buil•lings; and sundry Irwin:urea of capita Hop•grcund, Meadow, Arable, and Wood Land, soptaining upwards of • SIXTY-THREE ACRES. In possession of Mr. Thomas Standen. These Farms are well known, and are a num desirable pm. party i the Hop-grounds are preiumed to be ectal to any in the county ; and valuable Common‘Rigbaa on Seven Oaks sad Fewk Commons. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Nevin, /Conk Put, Seven Oaks; where Particulars may be had; and at the Crown, Seven Oaks; Rae and Crown, ronbridge • Star, Maidhtone; Brumley ; of Mere. Meyriek and Brot.4ip Solicitors , Red Lion Square; it Oarraway'a ; and of Mr. Rubins Warwick-street, Guidewsquarn ; where Hans may be seen. GLAMORGANSHIRE. PENLLYN CASTLE. CO WBEIDCE, SOUTH WALES. EXCELLENT HOUAEHOLD FU NT I UltE, PIER. and CHININAY•GLASSES, PAIN NOS, Pina•tooe I o.t GAN, FOSsII.3 and SHELLS, Valuable LINEN. .4ervi te s Nan. kin and other CHINA, well-m 44 crkiiiNE I AEI ICL/Ifi, WINE, and other Effects. By Mr. ROBINS. • • Pursuant to an Order of the HIGH COU I' of CHAIC.TRY, and by direction of Fa* KM PAUL iwitreltn, one of the Masten in the said Court; at PEN LLYN LA. • I*LE, near Cowbridgc, on I uabDAS, ()VOW I. Dl6, 3 5 1 4 I b re . following Days, at Eleven o'Clotl, precisely. rill HE Excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Pier and Chimavy Glasses, Paintings, a Ane-toned tirgas, with. sin barrels, bet to in tunes; a upital iron Repository,; very trainable assortment uf fine I 'able Linen, and Napkin., Ames, and Sheeting, in excellent condition ; services of Ntlikin and other China Jars, and A.akerd, Sct a few Fossils and Shell:, lunia binets, Musical and Optical Instruments, a toy floxens 0 1 Old Port Wine and Perry, &c. The Furniture coinprises Four-post and other Bedsteads, strith Dimity Furniture:, 4c. prim! Ptasonell Bedding, Eating-parlour, Curtains in Moline, Di awikl-m mt Curtains, eggellent Cabinet Aric!e in Wardrobes, Chests of Drawer, c4kital sideboard, a Set of I)ininy-tables„ Card, Post:nuke amt other rabies; sisi• ererary, Bookeases, Chairs, lkc. in Nialsogety and Walistr-trpef drusbels an oshcr Carpets, a qustuity of Qil Cloth, egeelieut Culinary Article', 131 - 4:iviiig Utensils, ;tai num: vitas o liter Effects, ro he virwrd three days previous to the Sale (Sunday eg. erpted); Catal.;curs t‘ru to be had on the Premises; ar site Bear, Cuirthriclge; Angel, and Clrellff firms, Cardiff; Mack wards Arms, Swansi a; Bush, Bris ol; and of Mr. Itobons, Wolf/Wt. street, holden-rquarc, London DRS. COOPER, MUNROE, And DUN:::AN. Physicians to the Medi,Al Baird at Charlotte House, Black friars goad, have ateerained that tipw4,74, of - non pa t i ents sre cured atinnallY of prevailing dis irders, that hundreds were in a distressing state, owing to qt n themselves, and by con. snititsg men ignoract of the profesron, who deceive the public by their speci.sue promises aced humor.' advertisentritts, Erup. 'ions on the head, face, and body, ulcerated throat, sweiEngs in the neck, nodt s on the shin-bones, pains in the head and limbs, frequently taken for rheumwl.m,swelled Andes, and ncrvous de, Dingy, are &eases which appor years alter, and the consequences of improper treatment. Drs. Cooper, Munroe, and Duncan are consulted daily from eight till eight, or by lettcr o containing; fee; and the poor have advice on l'aesdays, l'hursdays, and Sun. d,lys till 12 ticlock.—There is a 64e door and privat e rooms f o r females. HICKMAN'A P 11.1.5.. FOR THE GI( AlfEl; AND S I oNg, LUMBAGO, lice. " the vitriittas cotnpl.tints incident to the humita fr a me, there ace none enure dreadful in their nettue„nog more alarm ing: is their consequences, than the Graveland *tout, Hiclunanii Pills, composed of the moat *nocent iugeldients, have boon found oi singular efficacy, in strengthening the vessels containing the urine, remoylng the or gritty .secredons, and banishing every perniCious tendency. to thwse disorders, without confinement. I hey are therefor with st eat conAdence recommended to the afflicted In the above complaints ; as well as for Lumbago, Pains in.the Back and L o i ns , Stoppage of Urine, and disorders of the Kidney; And Bladder. Sold, in boxes at is. 9d. and I is. by Messrs. Butler tend 80% No 4, Cheapside, Lyndon; and she by M. Gardner, George, street, Edinburgh; Meese;.. Newber; and Sons, Dinte. l 9reef, Dublin; and the Medicine Venders in every City and Conn' 14 the flailed Kingdom. . , . • MAT:I I MONY,. • havalidique pat rum reierant jejuttis natl.*—Ytito. From the faint embrace Unmanly sons arise—a puny race! ARKIAGE should be the foundation of social .4.71 happLness, whith L often disturbed through the parties that 'firm the union, nat taking those precautions wt.ich wo.uid secure them the enjoyment ut that great domestic blessing. Amidst the melancholy variety of dieorders under which human nature is imam to tiffer, there are none mor e alarming or Mor e di s . trestles than those which result from fashionthk gaieties, catty dissipation, , ny solitary inskopetante. Mears. t.iiitalE and CO. beg to state that tie sedulons at. ten d on of a practice excloively directed mai* treatment in. care of CERTAIR COMPLAINTS, entitle them to the claim of 'sperm, acqtrreaket. As regular Surgeon. they , Off, a speedy and permanent cure for every stage of thin disorder, wig is contracted to an unguarded moment, and which poisons the springs ofiife and for every clairnf debility, which is themes* queues of juveolle indiscretions, preventing the maturity pr man• hood, entailing by entteipatiog, tm its unhappy vitals: adobe/rap / dr:nit:es of old ager,the body beaming enervated and en* dated—the cheeks yellow and bloodless—and dgloomp and doected• For the result of their N ut this partite kr branch, they *fee to that reputation, which, they flatter themselves, they have acatt'red, bt to i.ears repellence, in much extended piactire. In slight and 'recent eases of Syplaillep tic Complaiots, a perfect cure is completed in Mk short period of t y so days; end to the eminent's/hued cakes, a proper perseverance In their plan of treatment mares to the patient an Inylothted eonsitudene hg a e r i e d Wanes, who balk keg been diszpninted is theft e apeetaonge. of a fatnkly, may be masted that, must Waseca*, each defects are towable by medical skill; and though tiwt es t . moral et such Impediments be anobject of doubt and oustertalnty es t& wows, yet the cure of,sach defects, by the gradual pro• gift et reteovattefa, is the acquirenient thewexperience. . eft=CUlititg and CO. may be eonsoited by Fatima of • with th e greyest money and honour, at me m , N. 30; katicthlawdee, ► Pathan in thepountry, stating their mg, iv, And rowel habk of !ivies, c. &c. uncles age remits tease for advice avid modiciasse the wow will be given wee* hy any pasta( she Klaideeiso lo7 4l liatco-prtlesa , E, .