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, • ---:-Tr`4, . . . . . . . • . . . 1 14 .. , .. . . . . .A. --. my t -.. ..,4' • . . . - .. .. . . • ‘. • . ) b• . i t in ti ty 9 rE rfii , .- . 4 4 - .... , - 9 5,.• , ,,,„..- -A:- r - . r E • lit . , . . ~,,,,.. • . dl6 ll, t 11 1 . . • • . . , - Ar • , • • :~. ~~ • , . 7 r" .~ 4' ./ ,~ !,•~ ~. . f-! -:~ IttocEß 9227. • . • THURSDAY, 'S ,MBER 26, 1,916. PRICE S VEN - FENCE. EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Sept. IS, 1816. rrHE COURT of DIRECTORS of the 11NI7E.li COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trail is l e EAST INDIES, k here h z iw " d i ce , That a List of Unclaimed Dividends on East-India Stock up to o h lilts, Inclusive, will be published and ready for delivery in iNs Transfer (Nice at this House, on TUESDAY, tbe Ist Oct°. JAMES COBB, Secretor,. d i l e next. NORTHERN MUTING, THE NORTHERN MEETING will commence tins-year oo Wednesday the 16th October, I SIG, and con tinue during the remainder of the week, with the usual amuse- Meats. SALES BY AUCTION. . MONMOUTHSHIRE CANAL SHARES AND DEBENTIIRES. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change•alley, Cornhill ; pursuant to ftri Order of the High Court of Chancery, made hi • cause " Morgan and another a4ainq the Earl of Clarendoo and others," and the Repor of Francis Paid Stratford, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court. on 'i . HURSDAY, the 17th day of October, 1816, u• Twelve o'Clock. in Six Lots, VIVE SHARES OF ONE HUNDRED POUNDS each in the MONMOU I'HSHIRE CANAL, THREE DEBENTURES for the resprctive sums Of £45, P 3, ard .£ to, in the same Canal. Particulars may he had at the said Master's Chambers, in S:whampton.build Chancery-lat.e ; of Mess. Hanrott and Me.cal'e, Snl;&tors, New-square, Lincoln's-inn; of Mr. James leViffier,Sol•citor, Paper-buildings, Temple; at the place of Sale; and of Mr. Rnhius, Warwick-street, Golden-square, London. NEX I' SATPRDAY be the Second Day of Ihawing, when Ile t'irst -draven Price *ill receive .CBO,OOO in Addition. SPATE OF TH. WHEEL: ONE Prize of - ~c t t. se41,0(10 IWO . . N.„ X3(409 TWO - - - 410,000 SEVEN - - - ,C),eco No STEWARDS. The Most Noble the Marquis of HUNTLY, Patron. The Right Hon. Earl Gowca. The Right Hon. Lord SALTON. CHARLES FORBES ' Esq. of Auchmedden, M. P. Colonel Came uts Faosza of Inverallochy and Castle Fraser, M. P. CHARLES GRANT ' Esq. yr. of Watternish, M.P. WM. FRASER FTILER, Esq. of Aldovrie, Sheriff of the County of love: ness. Ar.nza Nina MACRE :nit, F.,q. of Hilton. Colonel lition Rose, of Holm. DONALD MACIENZIr, Esq. of NewhaiL J.tures CRAUFUILD MACLEOD" Esq. yr. of Geanies. DUNCAN FRASER, Esq. of Fingask. • Ma* COARLES LENNOX CUMPAING,Of Roseide. RODERICK MACLLOD, Fsq. yr. of Cadboll. JAMES Gk ANT Esq. of Blight, Vrovost of Inverness; and. ALEXANDER MACKENZIE ' tsq. Banker in Inverness, Treasurer and Secretary. N. B. The Stewards will meet on Tuesday, the 15th October, to make the rrressary arrangements. Inverness, kis September, 1 Nl6. &c. &e. &c. 'RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, :Ma C. era. tracto•s. are selling '1 icketo and share', war"znteei sa drawn, at their Offices, Bank-hu.ldines, Curchill ; op,:oi :Q the Icing's Menrc,Clisring Cro4. BAST INDIA HOUSA, Sept.2s, 1516., irilE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY' of MERCHANTS . 1 ENGLAND,tradin: N ON EAST INDIAS, Is letrAygive "dice, 'data General Court of the said Company will be held at their , goose in Leadenhall.strcet, on WEDNESDAY next, the 2d of October, at Eleven o'Clock In the Forenoon, when the Re.solu. t i cs o f die General Court of this day, approving the grant of st ow to 1111,1jur-General the Hon. ARTHUR SIINTIAGER, will beseatnitttd for confirmation. The Papers relating to the ease of General SENTLIGCR, with the Report required by the Bye Law, Fhapt. 6, Sec. 20, are open st this House for the inspection of the Proprietors. JAMES COBB, Secretary. N. B. Om Third . t . lt the Tickets has Le•en MAONLFICEH WHEEL. cf sv,eqo of of - 10,000 of I,z`JOU &c. &c. ONE TWO TWO SF.VEN SURREY. FREEHOLD, b.tween WEYBRIDGIE, ADDLESTONE,and CIDATSEY. The Second Day of Drawing will be N►xr SdYoaesr , 28th September, when the Pint-!yawn Priz wit(' be emitted la addition to THIRTY THOUSANI) POUNDS! SHOOTING and 'FISHING COTTAGE, and NINETY 'I WO ACIt Ei a RICH LAN°, and the TI IHES.- 13oended by a fine Stream of Wi's'er. By Mr. RO3INi. At Car'away's Ccdrev Home, Extha .ge Alley, Cnrnbill, on Tv, 13 1n..% r. Ocrober 17, laid; at Twelve it'Clock, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE ; Compri:ins; CROCKFORD BRIDGE co r rAGE. Wish Office:, Sfahle:, and vat ion: and upwards; of :;IXTY ACRES of ERELHOLD RICH MEADOW LAND, with the of the radar. bounded nu the East by the River Bourne, u.1.41140reil with Fi:h. Also, THIRTY- T IiRLEACR ES of LEASEifOLD MEA DOW, and ARABLE LAND, adjoining, with the •I'l MKS of the same. The vaele lying in a king truce; ig.or eligible Pro perty for a Gectl quail fond of Field Sport;; pi: re of Gatitr and 1 - loutul: in the vicini•y, in a fine, ltralr hy, and beautiful country, wittin a Mile of Curtsey a.tJ Wt: vim tdor, Jli:1 18 ;unto irons London. May he viewed by applying on the Premiiet, where Particu lars nay lur bud; and at she SKJIII, Ci.erfsey ; Ship, Weybridge; Ca.i - le, 1-1: ; Mr. Musts, Arm., Oudalming; Mr. Knight, Kin,;Ntini; Red Linn, Itnnifilow ; to Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwjck•vtreet, Golden-square, where a Plan of the F. owe may be seen. CARROLL, ContrAc.nr, h.ts on dcnht that th* . perusal of the above Rich :ltare of the W7l vi TneTtikd of the Tickers bring already 'drawn) w be vltEcieot to in4uot Adventure-1.4 to make their purchases at his old established tlees, No. 7, CORNHII.I., and 26, OXFORD -Pt I tthE r, Where Tickets and Shoe, I.tarrmite.l undrawn, are :tuning in great variety. N B. No. 1,860, drawn a Prrze of Xioo, the . First bay of f)rawing, wa4 301 , l by Carroll, in Eleven Skims. Urdurs from the Country immediately attended to. Pteseut 1e1.et......444 7 0 siCt it It 0 1 fighth 6 7 0 I Sireenth ANATOMICAL THEA TRE, LONDON HOSE! EAL. HEADINGTONT Arti Mr. FRAMPTON la will kgiii their AU] IJMN AL COURsF. of LEC TURE.% upon ASIA 10 Y, PH YtiIOLOGY, ail:: the OPERA• TIONS In SURGF.RY, on the Ist of Oc•oher ' at Two o'Clock. Principles and Practice of Surgery, by Mr. Hen DI N c ru N. Anatomical Denuogrations, by Mr. FRAM PION. For further particular*, appiy to Mr. Jesikit.sun, Apothecary, at the Hospital. Half . Quarter £3 4 ► ►Y 6 ITALIAN FLOWER ROO rrHE Annual Importation of True 1) iuble lt ,, m in .1 Paper White and Solid d'Or, Narci•su+ anti I lyacinth Roots and Uarden Seeds, has just been received; also a supply of New Sallad Oil, Nar►umne Honey, Foreil2i Pertumery, &c &e. at BART() VALLE and Co.'s Italian Warettou.e, Nu. 21, Hay market. "IRS. COOPER, hIUNRDE, and DUtsr.: . Physician, to the M. dical Board at Charlotte House, libel:Mars Rord,have atcrrtained that upwards of 500 Patients are cured ant.ually of prevailing disorders, that hundrrtis wet‘ a distressitq; wine, owing to quacking themselves, and by con sulting melt itmorant of the profe..s:un, who deceive the publit by their specilos promises and immoral adterttleinvrti!. Erup. dons on the head, face, and hotly, ulcerated throat, swellings is the neck, nodes on the shin-hours, pains in the head and itntbs, frequently taken tor rheumatism, su cited sticks, and nervous tie• bility, are diseases which appear yeartafter, and the cotisequencos of improper treatment. Drs. Convex, Munroe, and Duncan are consulted daily flans eight till eight ' or by letter, containing a fee; and the poor have advice on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and %mi slays, till 12 u'dock.— l'here is a side door and private rooms for tamales. CABINET AND OCHER PIANOFOR FES. GREAT BARGAINS. WORCE'IT.RSIIIRE. BANKERS' LICENCES. STAMP-OFFICE,Loains, Sept. 14, 1816. I I ATOTiCE is hereby given, That all Licences 1 1 granted to Bankers or others, to issue promissory notes, pliable to the bearer on demand, and allowed to be reissued, will expire on the 10th of October next, and that they must be reneled•within one month from that day, or penalties will be booted. . That a separate licence must be taken out for every place ohne the notes shall be issued, in England, valor the pervas to he armed, had issued their notes, at several places, before the 2d July. i 808, and originally obtained one licence for all such places; is which case only, they will be again included in ot.e licence. The duty on each fiance is £3O. I That every licence must specify the names and places of abode of the persons to be licensed, and the name of the place or places where, and the name of the bank, as well as the partnership same, style, or firm, under which the notes are to be issued ; via licences to persona in partnership must specify the names and plied of abode of all the persons concerned in the partnership, whether all their names appear on the notes or nut ; and in de in* thereof the licenses will be void. With these particulars, a stockmen of the notes must also be left at this Office, by persons applying for such licences. 1 bat a penalty of £BlOO for every offence Is imposed on the being of prumi.sory notes, of the description aforesaid, without skew, or at any other place, or under any other name, style, worm, than is specified in the licence. This notice Is given that all persons concerned may conform to thedaw, and avoid the penalties for which they will otherwise be prosecuted; and that persons, applying for licences may come prepared with ad the requisite particulars to be inserted therein, without:which the licences cannot be filled ug, so as to protect it potties igainit penalties. By order of the Commiyioners, . WM. KAI'PEN, Secretary. AMON FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, 1111/ SIIDGE-STRCZT, ILACKFRIARS, EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMEN ; For Insurance from Fiat, and on Lives ; and for the Grant and .Purchase of ANNUITIC. INSURANCES falling due at MitcuAELNIAs will JL exp!re unless mewed within fifteen days from that period. he system of Fire Insurance pursued by duo Company affords e 7 cry advantage which such a security can yield. A large allowance is made on Lite Insurance ; and every facility is Sonlei by which the interest and con% euienet of the public may be promoted. WARNER PHIP P sycret.iry. 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N 3, Johu-strut,Oxiord-strect, London, begs to otter to the Public, One or Two Hundred Reams of Retirti or Retrre fine Beth Post, at the low Prices of 10s. 6d. pet Ream Thin, or &sten Pence per Quito I Is. 6tl. per Ream Thick, or Light Noce per Being the Retrec part of his Srock rrni taring afirr rt.,: unexam pled sale be has experience , ! during , he Summer Nionth.. The best Superfine Bath Post as betar, las. per Ream, Thick, 14s. 6d. per Ream. Other articles of Stationary equally low. Account Books, without el.arge for R ul:ag. DIXON'S AN fatil.lotl3 PILLS. 1-IESE Pills long since obt.ii:te.l a just celebrity in the priva.c practice of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON, Apothecary; and from their give succ.is :n Many otsAinate bilious disorders, on ntimerous Patienti of ei,:inclon, ot&rly die Duke of LEDFORD, the Doseu ter Lady SAY at:d SELF. the Viscountes , MILKELEY, &c. &c. be was per. suadid to offer them tis the Public, under sanction of their name,. They are found to be an IY.comparahk remedy for buttes- Lion, and reotorint the tone of the stomach. Ihey remove ha bitual Aid tempera' y coviveness, tick head-achs, and best burn, whether antis% from the acrimony of the redundant bile, iotem yerate diet, or drinking to excess, and wiii be found a must valuable Medicine to be r. sorted to upon every intii.wasition, ON casioned by a diburdered state.uf the 6ttnnach .a.d bowels. • Sold by Messrs. Butler and Son:, No. 4, Cliespoide, London; In betria cd. us. and and ;ilso by Mr. Garltier, George. street, Edinburgh; Messrs. Newbery and Sons, Dame-.trees, Dublin; and the Medicine Venders in every lily and roma in the• United Kinztlem. A PLEASING APPEARANCE. LADIES of the first fashion, from their own expo. riezice, recommend Mrs. VINC:EN I's GOWLAND's LOTION as the must pleasant and tffec nal reme.ly fur all com plaints to which the Face and Skin are lable, by removing every kind of coariencss, eruption, and unpleasant appearance, and ten den ing the skin clear, smooth, and transparent ; hut the nutzain plcd reputation of this Lotion having excited various imitations, it is particularly requested to ask for %• Mrs. Vincent's Gowland's Lotion," and see her name signed upon the label, on each bottle that is genuine. Ibis truly genuine Lotion is prepared by Mrs. Vincent, sole paoprietor of Or. Gowland's MS. Recipe, but the many thou sands of rank and distinction, as well as the first Physicians hi Europe, .vtai have adoitted, recommended, and continued its use, could not but prove an incitement to cotemporary jealousy ; like other inventions of merit and importance, i has been assailed by weak and mischievous imitations, but hi such cases there is di always be found persons who, regardless of credit and of cot:se quences, will hazard every thing to come in for that which is of the smallest consideration to an honourable mind—a share in the profit. 6 , 6 To prevent counterfeit Lotions see the name M. E. Via cent signed upon the label nu each bottle of the genuine. Sold by Mrs. Vincent, siVe Proprietor, No. 6 , Pavies . street , Grosvenew-square, London; Bacon and Co. i SU, Oxturei•street ; Newbery and Sons and Edwards, St. Paui's Church - yard; butler and Sons, aseapsl i ele ; Barclays, rvA-market ; Sutton and Co. Bow Clunehlard ; in Sall•bury, by Brodie and Cu.; in Exeter, bysTrewman; in Bath, by.Cruttwell and Sims ; in Plymouth, by Cookworthy ; in Edinburgh, by Raeburn ; and all respe , table Venders of Genuine Medicines and Perfumers in every Town in Europe, in Quart 85.6 d. Pint ss. tid. Half P.m is. 9d. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PA rEN r. LEA KE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous fur curing, in all its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE. One small Pill is adose, and the taking of one Box, in a recent care, will soon convince the patient of the certainty of his speedy recovery. Nothing cat' be better contrived, more safe, or more convenient than this Remedy, for such as are obhged to go jour ides or to sea, as It needs nor confinement nor restraint of. diet ; and sixty years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved that it will elect a Cure Mies repeated Salivation and all other methods avail nothing. For the Scurvy and other Chronioal Disorders, this Medicine has not its parallel. Upwards of 40,000 persons of both sexes baits been radically cured of the above cruel disorders, within lbw last Agin years. Prepared and mid by the Sole Proprietors TrTAYLOR and SON, Members of th e Royal College of Sor i geons, as their House, Nu. 9, New Bridge-street, in Bones of ooly its. Bd. eh, duty iocluded.-. N.B. Two back doors. nod Lights ln the Passages it Meat -.- They are oho sold by their appointment, with copious direcilena; at the Toy Shop, 103, Oxford-street ; Mr. Diabotoogb's. No. 7, Fish-streetahill, nearly opposite the Monument ; and by we Peebon in'oiery considerable TWO in Great Bskain and Ireland. Advioe grads to persons taking Op above) MAW 91 the Pro. piatos'e;aladkaata Capital 'CATER CORN-MIL!" DWELLING-MOUSE, &c. and TWELVE ACRE': id MEADOW LAND. By Mr. ROBN 6 , At Garraway's Coffee-house, Exchinge•alky. Cortibill, London, ott *Unita SBA Y , the Q:-tut Novem:ier, Intl; at 12 O'Ciurk, A V.-kLUABLE FREEHOLD '. ESTATE, Ilk. LINK MILL, situate adjoining the Turnpike Road from Worcester to Malvern, in the Parish of Leigh, C.miprising A CAPI i* Al. WATER CORN iVilLi„ With Three Pair of Sroues, With a good head of water, sup ;:lh:d by a rumung wands. Com'Ortablv DWELLING-HOIJ3R, with Offic s, Stable, and Outhuildingi, Gardens, Nursery Ground, and t.leadow Land, the containing lit Acres, I Rood, and en Perches, corm ace. 'i he liu,idir -; and Mill have recently been put into substan tial rrnair. and form a very eligible property, in an excellent and ,!eorabie 61 - uati:m. play be viewed by avplying On the Premises, Where Particu lars may he had; of Win. 'Judy. VA. and Messrs. Welles and Dicker, So!icitors; the Hap Pole and Star funs, Worcesier ; ; Whist 13 Bath; of Mr. Phelps,-Evesham; Mr !Adam% tbit,a-d; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ; *l'. G. Parr, Esq."Liciiiield; Gcoree, Cheltenham ; King's Head, t ant. ce! , ter ; at Oarraway's Clffee-house ; and of Mr. Robins, War• Ipm:it-street, Golden-square, London,where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. WO RCEST MOH IR E. BETWEEN NI ALVERN AND WORCESTER, And Small Part in HEREFORDSHIRE. • VALUABLE Fit IOU) ESI'AI E, Upwards of ONE. HUNDRED and FIF ACRES, Eligible REiIDEN .:E .11.1 0 Ft ICE;, FARM YARD, BARNS, S FABLES, and 00 r-11IJILDINGS, LAN DT - Al R EDEE MED. By Mr. ROBINS, At Girraway's Ceffe.,.-House, .Exchange-alley. Tuuttsna it, November et, Itll6, at Twelve o'Cluck, Dr;siitA E FREEHOLD ESTATE, called Gltl r rs : (!n the occppation of Mr. Tarn. rim. front Year to Year) Comprising an eggatle Family Residence, with Unites, excetient Caars. &c.; i Pa :tit-Yard. Barns.Stabies, Cow-Houses, Cart- Lodgee, and vatimis o:di:Puddings, Gardens, Orchard. and up-; wards of ONE HUNDRED AND FlrrY-FIVE ACRES Of rich Meadow, l'asturg Hop-Ormind,ond Arable Land, all in a high eta e ot Culdvation; skuhte in the Parishes of Leigh and Cr.tilley, in the Counties of Worcester and Hereford, between Worcester and Malvern—a rich and beautiful part ot the County, wit!: immediate Possession. May be viewed by'applyiug cm the Premises, where Particu :ats mar be had ; of William Handy, Esq. and Messrs. Welles and Dickens, Solicitors ' the tiois•Piele. and Star Inns, Wor cester; Bush, ; White Lion, Bath; of Mt... Phelps, Ewe sham; Mr. Adams, Oxford; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham; T. G. Pair, Lsq. Lteldield; George, Cheltenham ; King's Head, Gloucester; at Garraway'a Coffee House; and ot Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goldeu.square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. HEREFORD. The PL ISON ESTATE, on the hank% of the WYE, near the CI I . Y.upwardt of OffE HUNDRED AND :IXTY-THREE AC,RII6. By Mr. ROBINS, At the Hotel in the City of It:et:turd, tin FRIDAY, the 29th of November., 1 Pt 16, at Twelve o'Clock, in lists, iIIHE ES,TA'rE called PUTSON, part whereof 11 it in the pos.eat.ioa of Mr. EDWARD 1 3 1,N N ZR, and the re mainder in the oetupation of Mr. hloanms DAvies, under a Lease which will expire at Candlemas next; comprising a Gen teel Cortage Residence, beautifully placed on the Bank, of the River Wye; containing a Hail, two good Parlours, Kitchen, Of f ices, and Cbambers over; a good Kitchen Garden, walled rotiA, and a Meadow adjoining the River. An excellent Farm House, with Offices, Dairy, Yard, anii Out buildings, Sze. A good Farm Yard, with Barns, Stables, and Out-buildings, and sundry Inclostires of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, containing upwards of ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY.THILEE ACRES, AU lying compact. The 'greatest part of the Estate is Cripyheld of inheritance. held of the Manor of Pomo Manor, and the remainder Is held ender a Pcheadal Lease, renewatle in the usual course of such Leases. Possession of the Farm arid Lands in the occupation of Mr. Davies may be bad at Candlemas next. This Estate forms a very eligible property, being capital rich laud, within one mile of the City of Hereford, and adjoining the beautiful River Wye. May be viewed by applying to the Tenants on the Premises, and Particulars Will be ready to be delivered on the lst of No ember, and may be then bad of John Harris, Esq. Solicitor, io Hereford; and at the Hotel; of John Cheese, Esq. Lyons Hall, Lion Inn, Leominsttr ; William Handy, Req and the Hope Pole, Wereester; King's Head, Gloucester ; T. G. Parr, Esq. Lich. field; Hen and Chickens, Binniogliam ; Messrs. metres and Green, Solicitors, SaUsbery-square • at Garraway's Ltifee-bouse, Thane-alley, Cordial; and of Salisbury-square; Roblin, Waewick•strott, Golden-notate,. London--whcre Pika of t u sI &a nay be TO MKS. JOHNSONi 94, NEWMAN•S rit 1.6 T. MADAM —Having seen in the different News. papers several extraordinary rases of the good effects the SOO l'fil NG SYRUP has had on infants tee dentition; has emboldened me to s-nd the case of my little Ertl. which, . think, after any motto•r has read, will never be wit:iota ti:e Syrup, as loon as they gild their children are teething. Mos Is a miracle, when they chink rif a seven moral's' old child, born with fits, end wai •even weeks b. fore she had strength to cr.t, you, my de; i• Madam, ntust be snrr, when she begat: to rut her reetit, what she must Buffer; it to say, the was jeer ie..* ytars obi helnre st.e had any ; stirring that tim► she was dreadttw:r convoked. When my husband b.riniht the Drat botths, she 't tts not expected to live the day through, but no sooner were her gums rubbed, than we perceived her to be easier, and 4 her teeth came without any mornits. I am. Madam, your's respectfully, Ns. 2, Windsor-ccert,:itrand, kn. 9, 1815. C. SMITH. To be bad of the Proprietors, Johnsen and Williams, No. 99, Newman -street, Oztord-streets Barclay, Fleet-market ; Shaw • and fidw.trd•, tit. Piiiirs t`hurc'r•yarti; and by all the principal Medicine Venders in town atitl.cmintry, at 9s a bottle, Caution.—Be sure to ash for " Jllnison and %Villains's ►rue. Heim South tag Srup," as there are several spuricua sorts. N. B. Mrs. lo!iicom relieves the Infant Poor :e.s usual, -at her house, every Tuesday and Saturday morning, from nine to tes o'clock, by bringing a letter front a respectable house-keeper, to certify that they are real objects of cliaritys• MATRIMONIAL 4 ' But happy they, the happiest of their kind." Such is the language of the immortal. I no tasite, when speak. ing of the 111arrine State. But to ensure that happiness, it is necessary, a' JOVeNAL observes Melts s.:na, in curevre sane," . to have a sound mind In a sound body. ESS RS. GOSS and Co. Members of the Royal IV College of Surgeons in London,. have sedulttusly &w r i t , their attention for these last 17 years to the study of those dime. ders which so frequently embitter, and too often revere, that iu. estimable blessing, matrimonial felicity. The nurn.Tetis xrdit. cations they have hitherto received from persons of die first ilis• tiac•ion, and the uniform success attending their suer, fir mo lu of treatment in such complaints, induces them tt to, publicly tw offer their assistance. In all eases of Debility or belicieiscy, thee resulting from the too frehuency of participating in tLe gaie ties of fashionable life, the unbounded indulgence of libertinism, or a secret solitary habit, which weaketat the energy of the mind, and destroys the flower of youth, by producing sterility in the one sex, and impotence in tlei other, they offer a safe and permanent cure. To those who, from such coniplaiuts, are preeeeted enteric/ hue th- married state, and ashamed to seek teller. brood (war their inlerniities in silence, it must he consoling to know, how• ever difficult or ineffectual the cure may be deemed by (titer Practitioners, that by a renovating and infaltibia method they na2y be restored to a sound and, vigorous constitution. . A. cert." disorder, frequently contracted iu a moment 14f indiscretion, and every species of Venereal loft:viol' ' by a mild and never-radii:, mode ut treatment, is speedily and radically removed, without restraint in diet or exercise, as also Strictures of the Urethra and Gleets, which thy are enabled to care in a .hurt prriad, witiirno recourse to the painful dangerous effects of the Caustic; references of which can be given to several Noblemen and tletniemen of high respectability, who have been cured in a very short pencil, after having laboured under strictures for many years. To married Females, whose expectations' of these tender pledges of connubial happiness have been defeated. it may id..) tat a pleasing reflection to know, that by a proper perseverowe in , their remedies, the general health is renovated, and the intpeills ments removed. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the - . . cute of due particular complaints, in order that they way nut be marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly atteched to the ignorant empiric, think it hut justice to theniseives to .:ate, that they have been properly educated awl initiated i:::o every branch of the profession (certificates of which, from variant hot. pitals, and testimonials from the highest professional au:he:airs, they have to convince any inquirer). That a residence in ilia rimer hemisphere of our eastern world, as well as in other part,, I mbuidens them to assert, that their researches having been cc:,. fined to diseases already enumerated, they hold not a ceetie.ty t 7 renovation to such as may labour under the deti'...!aein t effects of a life passed under the torrid zone. I.tid tax per, that having had opportuqities, in their prefe,sional city, of forming an intimate acquaintance with the. cote. stitutional habits of seafaring persona, they offer to the. the best assurances of immedikte relief; that the success resulting from t h e i r en d eavours fi rs t is t dueeti ahem to quit the practice ut , - the general Practitioner, and *ey presume that the.; pretemeenis constitute a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence with which they have, by the Public, beeu so liberallf bemired, ' ' To be consulted at their liaise daily (personally,or by ktior_) .. by Patients either sex, with eitcreey, delicacy, and atternsoth .‘ • Patients in the county are requested to state the part/calm, .. of their cue, age, and manger of living, euchotnga remittance for advice and tnecifcines; . and, the reined es wil be liven or forwarded to any part of thb kingdom , GON aid eo. Starr:o%l4 U9IIVCIO4;SCrA 3 kletbitlol.