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• -I N __,.. /k i _ . ... . . ...-- '..) S . v i • ''. . ' 1 t ev ( j •..A .- "k -, • % T 1 o.iirwit i • , v iez ,ri jor ~.. ,:- . / 1100112 1 11111111•1•1•11 TATUItDAY, JUNE 15, 1807 FUNIBER .5733 Lewes: ax-ps YICrU4LLZNG•OFFICS, May ts, tßoy. THE COMMISSIONERS fir VIGTUALLING - 0 . His MA7ESTrs N4VT, do !entiy give Notice, THE ONLY LOTTERY of Twenty Maitland Tickets. that ever contained a Prize of THIRTY THOU SAND POUNDS, begins Drawing t4th July, &S 7. NEWSPAPER. TO BE DISPOSED OF an old. ellablithed and extenfively circula•ed PROVINCIAL/NEWSPAPER, with Types, Prates, and every requifite convenience for it. The pre fent Proprietors relinquiniing that line of bufinefs, is the occalion of difpoling of it. Applications by Letters (port paid) addrefred to Y. X Port- Office, Briftol ; will be duly attended to. - TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDER OF THE COUN IT OF PEMBROKE. IN alluring you , •f my lincere and mat ineit Thanks for the fupport which I have received, and the great excrtima you have made for me during the wind.. of this arduous Canted, I very faintly convey the feelings which iatpr,fe me at this mo ment. I am, however. happy in being ablr to co ,gratulate y o u and the county at large on that fpirit of, independence which, has been fo howiurably alifplayed. and whith.th ‘tigh detcated for the relent, remains perfectly unbroken. Inerprrienced in political warfare, unpradlifed in thote arts too frequently exercifed for the fecaring a majority on any terms, it has been my with to be fop ported only by thole whole franchifrs were indifpvtable. My op poneuts have thought proper to bring for.vard a defcriptiin of Votes hitherto, I conceive, held inadmillible. altogether uner - pedal. and therefore unprepared for, by my Friends. Th:fe votes, it becomes my duty to thole who have thus honourably fupported me, immediately to inveltigatc; and, if-fo advifed, to lay them before another tuitional While eilgaged'is this uhje t, fo material to you as well as to myfelf, I malt neetffarilr deter paying my perfonal edited' to rut At my return toast comae? I (hall feiae the Ertl moment it my power of thanking you in per.. fun for the prJoia of regard you have given me. and of afraid ig you the gratitude with which 1 an imprelf,al'ean never he effaced from my memory; and believe me, Gentlemen, fhould the Myer. .ige...rt I propnfe he propitious, no argils on my part &ail be wanting to obtain the litigation in w tich vur Favouria have al ready fo nearly placed me, and that whatev.T may be the find refult of this contelt, I (hall at all times be rca ty to exert my ut mmt endeavours in defence of yor:r rights, and in fupport of the ' independence of my native country. I have the honour to be, with much re'pedt, GENT warp,. Your molt obedient. and taithful bumble fervent. Orriiton H4UrC, junt 6. HUGH OWEN. That on Thuriday the 3oth of June nest, they will be ready to twelve 'fenders in writing (leafed up) and treat for the fupply of what SEA PROVISIONS and FRESH BEEF may be required far the ufe of his Majefty's Ships and Veffels at the Minds of Ja maica, and New Providence, for twelve months certain. from the lea November nest ; and further until fix months node.: (hall be given on either fide, for the termination thereof : the mode of pay. matt to Le by bills payable with int erift ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contradts may be redo at the Secretary's Office. No mord bad to any reader ha lobkh the price jEall not is 'flirted is sowels at kerb, or tied fraU ea he delivered to As Board Wire at is the faid Zelda, the 30th ty . Yams next, nor taelefi tie Perla, orbs wale, the reader, or fame Perfeee or his behalf ge m & to eafwer when wiled fart me wig "Hy reader that oestaleu aro itaagallttriCtl NiOnfOgit article!, sad pricer sereb inferior to the real crime open other!, is teak ued as potter,* be admitted. SCHEME. z Prize of £30.000 20.000 zo,ooo spoo 1,000 so* 100 so so 13 IS 4306000 40,000 0 1. 4iCKX) - 10.000 SPA 41300 %OW - 1.500 .m= 50,000 4=M, 37.500 This day was publiged, in one volume, foolfcap Bvo. price as in boards, ANTHOLOGIA ; a Colleetion of Epigrams , Lu I dicrous Epitaphs, Sonnets, Tales, Mifc-liancous Anecdotes, Ste &c. Interfperfed with Originals. Dreies repeats plactblt. POI. London: Printed for S. Fligbley, No. 14. Fleet fireet 30 2,500 2,700 ao,ooo Tickets. Lsoo,oca —4—. Fitit-drawn Ticket Fourth Day, being the only fixed Capital, • This day was publiawd, In one Volume octavo, price 7s. in boards,. a New Edition, cor reded by the Abthnr, of - I'HE CRITFAION; or, Rules by which the True Miracles recorded in the New Teftanient, are diltin gulf/led from the Spurious Miracles of Pagans and Pspiftr. By JOHN DOUGLAS. D. D. Lord Whop of Salilbory. Printed for I'. Cade! and W. Davies, in the Strand THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. Regular Drawing of s,o:o Tickets each Day. Tickets and Shares on Sale at all the Licenfed Lowry Dikes, and by their Agana in England and Scotland. PRICE. • Ticket OEM 19 17 0 Half Leo 3 o Eight► Cs is o %atter s 3 o Sliteenth a 6 6 MR. BbLSHAM'S HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN, FROM i 638 TO itlas. THE PURCHASERS of the ab've mentinned WORK are refpedfully informed. that Mr. BELSHAM has btely completed TWO VOLUMES of sTA FE PA PERS,AU- T HORITIES, mid OFFICIAL DOCU ME NTS, defigned to ac company and Illultrate his Hiltnry; and they may now be had of all Bookfellers, price toNE GUINEA in boards. They are fold feparately, fur the accommodstio4 of former Pur • chafers of the Hfilory, but they will be fubjoitted to each kparate Volume of the slew Edition of the Hiftnry, which, with there Ap pendages, will in future be fold at SIX GUINEAS iu boards. Bridge area, London, April, PURSUANT to a Decree of the High' Court of Chancery, made in a Caufe " Thomas and others againtt Jones and others," the Judgment and Specialty Creditors of Rosati. loxes, late of Fonmon CalUe, in the County of Gla• morgan, Efq. are, on or before the seth day of June next, to come in and prove their Debts before John Simeon, Efq. one of the Matters of the Laid Court, at his Chambers in Southampton buildings, Chancery-lane, London • or, in default thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded the Benefit of the raid Decree. May 5,18 t/. CHARLES BROWN, Solicitor for the Complainants. FICIVALLING OPIICIZ, give 8,1807. THE COMMISSIONERS far VICTUALLING HIS IVIA7ESTrs Aurr, ab bs►shy giros Hake, That on Friday the 3d of July next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (foaled up) and treat for the fupplying of SEA PROVISIONS to His Majefty's Ships and Varela at Halifax, Nova Scotia, Quebec in Canada, Norfolk in Virginia, and the Hand of Bermuda, (conjointly in one Contradt) for:twelve months certain, front the loth of 06tober next, and further until fix months warning mall be given on either fide for the termination thereof. Ihe mode of payment to be Bills bearing inter, ft ninety dos after date. The Cor,ditintas of the Coritraa may be Peen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be bed to any Tender in lobicb tbt prices flail est is hf►v.Jin words at lengtb,or thatjkal not L. aroma' to the Board is fire One Clent ea the faid Friday the 3d of yid" next, nor sniefs tie Felon soho male, the Tinder, .r fosse Perlin on his kbalf, attends to softeer when called for ; nor will any Tender that contain extramu ral trier span loose articles, and prices much inf•rier to the teal value sie.n others, be crlidered as proper to be admitted. BARRACK DEPARTMENT. Barrack Office, Spring Garden:, 7une TO, iSor. SUCH Perfons as ate willing to Contra& for Build ing Additions to the Waggon Sheds at the Barracks at Croy don in the County of Surrey, and a Harnefs Room at the Barracks at Battle in the County of Slake, may fee the Plans, Specifications, AS forms of Contrads for the fame, at the Barrack Office, any day after the 22d initant,between the hours of ten and four o'clock, fpecifying in words at length a Sum for each place, where Propo fah are to be delivered, fealed up, and endorfed " Tender for erecting Additions to the Barracks at Croydon," or " Battle," and addreffed to the Barrack Mailer Genrral on or before two ~duck on Saturday the 4th of July next, after which hour no Tender will be received. The propefers muf be prepared with fulficiset fecutity for the due peeformanec of the Cuntrad. CHUDLEIGIi FIRF. Crown and Anchor, Strand, June r s, Igos AT an ADJOURNED MEETING of the COM MITTEE, WM. ADAMS, Efq. M. P. in the Cluir, it appeared. that the under.mentioned Suhfcriptions had been re calved, in addition to thofe already publiihed : Refolved, t. That it appears, from further inquiry, that the Ids fußained by this fevere calamity is much greater tt an it was tilt calculated ro be, as it amounts to upwards of 7.2,0001. s. That the exertions of this Committee be therefore continued, to promote Subfcriptions, in all means in their power. ;. That Subfcribers be requefted to pay their Subferiptions to any of the following Sinkers: viz. Meffra. Hammerfley and Co.; Hoare and Co. Fleet-street; Hone, Barnet, and Co.; Down Thornton, and Co.; Forfter, Lubbock., and Co ; Glyn and Co. 4. Thatehe Thanks of this Meeting be given to Wm. Adams, Efq. M. P. fur his condudt in the Chair. Cffieers,. Non commif- Amount of fondry rub finned Officers and Pd- feripions by Mrs. Fre. Tates of the Oxford derick,3L rm. 6d. Militla,one day's ray Las 2 J. Holbrook La a Farl Mansfield at o rhonus Roberts I z The Solicitor General to to John Racolinfon t I Dow. Lady Portftuouth 1 t x 5 I' homas Ctlinton 2 1 Hon Henry Harvey to to R. J. Itraffey 5 5 Sir C. Hawkins, Bart. so to R..v. George Borlofe I s 0 Warden 5 o Dr. Mince. z 1 Rev. Dr. Goodenough 5 3 D. P. Watts 10 to T. 'a hompfoo a a John Farrer 2 2 C Knatchbull s 5 Charle- Rogers s 2 W. Knatehbull 5 5 Edward Rogers 5 5 J. H. acs 6d. B. Brown 1 2 Kee. B. Bridzes 5 o A Lady I 1 C. Edmonftone 3 s T. Browning t I Gto Purefoy Jervoife an to G. Coles a T Mr. and Mrs. Wcbfter of JR. Ripley a 2 Mepperihall ReCtory, It. Brown a I Bedtordihire 10 to J. Stockwell a I George Gippx 3 3 Rev. Stephen AVefton 2 2 Randle Ford • 5 5 Mr. Hatchard a o Sir Iran Heard 2 2 Mr. Burrows I i Captain,Halltead, of the Mrs. Holding z a Namur 5 5 James Northcote, R.. A. a z Wardroom Officers of the J. H. Scott I I Namur, per Lieutenant F . Lewis a x Sproule to ro W. G. Milemar a x Ewan Law 5 3 P. Corbett • a a AB. s a C. Manners Sutton 5 5 Jacob Clements z z Hon. J. Colt S 0 IMr. Serjeant Pread to 10 Hon. H. Celt z z John Morgan i I Mrs Meroyn 2 2 t'. NI. x x Sundry finallfuhfcrip Sons Dr. A•tams 2 1 by Mrs. Meroyn 3zs A I. Poynter 3 3 M rs. E K t 0 Jobn Arencr, jun. 3 s Sundry fmaU fultferiptions Lady Maria Ann Wallop 3 5 by Mrs. F. Clarke 3to Charles Carper 5 5 George Seltoley 2 2 T. P. Acland s 5 David Waters 2 2 Rev. W. Hompkry 1 t A Friend 2 2 Mr. Holland S S Ab. Gardner 1 1 W. S. 2 i Skinner Turner I I AB. Drummond 5 5 A'Gentlernan I I Mils M. of J. a x Small fubferiptior.s st Mo- Sir Jam Colpoys 5 5 net's Hotel I t 3 o Bare 5 5 Ditto New Hummurns a 8 Freeman i t Henry Burgers . Brome 2 0 Francis Chaftereau 1 s and Jane Kenyon 5 5 W. Hughes S S S. Anttieo I I W. Strong 2 2 R. ariaud 5 o W. FeUard 5 0 C. P. I a S. D. 3 0 A. P. t I Mrs. Croft to to CP. I t W. C. Granger, Knight& Lady Bromley 3 5 bridge 2 2 Mrs. Paon a I Mts. Frederick s s (To be condoned.) The Committee will meet again es Tuofdayi the t6th of Juno Lofton', at 'l'wo o'clock. CUSTOM-HOUSE, BRISTOL. By Order of the Hon. CommilEoners of his Majefty's Cuftoms, on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, the 16th and 17th of June init. at four o'clock of the Afternoon of each day, In the Long Room of the Custom Houk, THE FOLLOWING GOODS. — Which are allotted in (mall Quantities, for the better accom- modation of the feveral Dealers, as well Private Perrone, clear of all Duties, •iz.—Abort toCwt. Mulcovado Sugar 561bs. Tallow Candies 6761b5. Raw Cott' e 1 Boat and a Oars sclbs. Ground Coif e 70 Gallons Shrubb albs. Raw Gillet. 6 Gallons Cordials 141bs. Chocolate to Gallons Wine i }lbs. Call= Oil ' ♦ Gallons Whincer and I Gallon of Picklts. TO BE SOLD IN BERKsHIRE, With Po&Ann at Michaelmas next, A VERY convrnient and refpeaable Family Free hold Houle, and 53i Acres of Land ((mounding the time, 'adored within a Ring Fence. The Houle contains three Parlours of lalge dimenG sits, with a fmall Library and Ureffing Room, five principal Chamber' and a Dealing Room with Garrets, &c.; and is replete with Offices, Laving a detached Brewhoule, Laundry, Dairy, Stabks, Co:2ch. hook, Dog Kennel, &c.• The whole ftand • lug on a Lawn about 10. yards from the Turnpike Road leading 'rom Abingdon to Farringdon ; 3/ Miles front the former, and 6 from Oxford. The Furniture, which is mod.rn and handlome, may be bought with the Houle, if required For Particulars apply to Mr. Jofeph Tomkins, Malpas, near Newport, Monmouthihire, or No. 42, Upper Tbames-ftrect, London. WIRE MIEAT•SAF•ES and DISH-COVERS, to keep Meat, Poultry, Butter, Cream, &c. from flies, wafps, and other infects and vertnin ; the wire admits a free circu lation of air, by which dreffed or undreffeil vieuals may be kept twice the time as in any thing rife, are found of the greateft nfe in the Fait and Weft Indies, and other hot Countries, to Captains of Blips. Familei going into the country for the Summer will find them exceedingly tacit& Arc to be teen in great variety, at T CATO and SON's Wire-work Manuradlory, 89, Holborn- Hill, oppofitc St Andrew's Church. Various l'atterns of their much approved strong light Fences for Parks, Pleafure Ground", Plantations, &c. Light Hurdles, a Portable Felice, far preferable to wood for durability and appearance. Wire-work for Larder, Dairy, and Store-bottle windows. Larders, Aviaries, Plicarantries, made to any Peale. The ONLY WAREHOUSE IN LONDON FOR REAL TUN BRIDGE WELLS WARE, next ALBANY, PICCADILLY. ROBINSON begs to inform the Nobility and Pub lie, that be is conftantly receiving from his hilan.ifaaory at Tunbridge Wells. a Ira (apply of goods of every deferipti.in in the above line, confining of Work, Writing. Drawing, and Back gammon Tables, richly inlaid itt Moak Work i alto Wurk, Writ tog. (hawing, Netting,and Card Boxes. Card Racks, Ornamented Bellows, Tea. Tables, Clielts, and ,Caddies ; Tambour and Em broidery Frames, Spinning Wheels and Keels, ail kin.l of turnery Ware, &c. &c. on the loweft term', great All.. wane nude to mar. chants, and Captains in the Eaft and Weft India trade. Eve y article made of white wood for Ladies to ornament. Ladies works varnilhed without ilifeolouring, old Tunbridge. Ware repaired and varnilhed to look like new. All forts of Englifh and Foreign Per. fumrry. A good affortment of Leather, W ox, and Wooden Dolls with Toys and Trinkets of every dcfcription. —N. B. All the Abbe Gualtices Works, with an eatenbee coll.-Elio° of Ipitrudlive Games. Children's Books, heft White Cops' Wad jtiur Yarnifh, fold for Ladies own ufe, at Itebinf;in's Wiwehoule. To OFFICERS ABOUT to EMBARK on the INTENDED EXPEDI;FION. OFFICERS on a Sea Voyage, or on Service. will find th.4r Health and Comfort efientially promoted by the tile of. that highly approved preparation, the cONCREtTIi LEMON JUICb, which, from its great convenience and eb-gance, is become an appendage to the fideboard of almolt every Family. In appearance it I:trembles White Sugar Candy, and answers all the purpofes of Lemon Juice, whether for Negus, Lemonade or Pooch; it diffolves like Sugar, in water, and three or four Inuit . bits are fuffi-ietit for a goblet : and in &nations where Lemons cannot be had, this preparation is invaluable. i It has long b:en tiled in his Majefty's Navy, and in the Ships of the Honourable halt India Company. ! Prepared by Hetsity Cozy's ta., No. sop. Fleet-Rreet, near Temple Bar, who is permitted to refer to the bight.R anthorkies in this kingdom, for its purity. 1 To be had alfo in molt of the principal Towns in England. SOLOMON'., or ANFI-IMPETIGINES DROPS, To Dr. SOLOMON, Gilead-Houfe, near Liverpool. Sra, Norwich. March st, 18c6. Y Son has f 4 three years been afßiEted with that diftreffing diftemper the I.eprofy, and having confulted many eminent in the faculty, without any benefit accruing train their preferlptions, lat length - defpaired of his recovery. Fortu nately I confulted a friend, who advifed use to make trial of your Anti Impedgines, which I accordingly procured at Marrs. Ste plsenfon's and Matchett's, the happy areas of which I Coon dß'- , covered; Mice it to fay, that be daily grew better, and now his ' health is perfally re eftablithed. By publilbing axle few lines and making known the cafe of my Son, and the effeets of your incomparable medicine, you will confide:ably oblige, Sir, your very humble Servant, E. BERRY. Price 0.64 a Bottle—duty included. Note--A Government Stamp is patted on each Bottle, with the rime aial place of abode of the Proprietor. thus, " Samuel o ; mon, Liverpool," engraved therein, to imitate which is felony. This day was publifhed, in Three Volumes, : anus, price ss. In hoards, THE WEDDING DAY. A NOVEL. By ELIZ ABE lit ISABELI. AL SPENCE, Author of " the Nobility of the Heart." Printed for Unman, Milli Rees, and Orme, Paternater row. Of whom may be had, • The Nubility of the Heart ; a Novel, in Three Volumes, 12mo. price 13s. 6d. in boards, " We do not temple to recommend this Novel. both for the entertainment and initration which it iffqrds; and the incidents are well comluded, and the attention fulficiently kept alive to the conclu6on."—Critleal Revkw, June, t B.ts. THE CANADAS This day were publiflied, in a fpkudid and very large Volume, in Q2arto, illuttrated with 30 copperplates, engra red from original drawings taken on the fpot by the Author, price 11 t s. boa r.I - I 'RAVELS through the CANAODAS, containing A. a defcription of the pieturefque fcenery on fume of the k i vvrs and Lakes. with an account of the prododl inns, consmtrce, and inhabitants of thole Provinces ; to which is fuhloined a can'. parative view of the manners and cutloms of feveral of the Indian nations of North and South America. By OF.ORGE Hl IlloT', Efq. Deputy Poftmafter-Ceneral of Britigt North America, &c &c. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Erhlge4trect, Blacktriars, and to be had of all Bookfellas. - - - N.B. A kw copies of the plates which have been beautifully co • loured in the manner of the original drawings, have been d mr up In a feparatt atlas, and the work, with this elegant accomp..iiitnent , may be had at Three Guineas and a Half per copy. This day was publiflted, Elegantly printed in Qltartn. price as in hoards, CAUL, a POEM, in Two Pmts, By WILLIAM SO I'HEBY, Efq. Printed for T. Cade!! and W. Davies. Strand. Of whom may be had, by the Cone Author, T. Meson, a Poem, from the Garman of Wieland, fecund Edition, elegantly printed, in two volumes, with twelve Engrav ings, by Heath, Warren, Neagle, dcc front pidturcs by Mr. ['Lifeli, price to. or on large paper, with fiat imprefft au, ti ss. OBERON; or, Huon de Bourdeaux, a Ma& ; and lilreftes, a Tragedy; printed together, in one volume, price is. Tlis day was publiihcd, • Neatly printed io one Volume, price Ss. in boards, APOPULAR ESSAY on the DISORDER fa. miliarly termed a COLD, in which the means of obviating the various (-auks, which are liable, either remotely to contribute to the production of this complaint, or which more immediately excite it ; together with the moR effcdtual metaod of removing it when preterit, arc explained in a manner familiar to every capa city; and , o which are added, a Collection of approved Receipts and Otifervations on the molt popular Remedies, principally de figned for the uft: of tami.ies, and computed with a view of ren dering more extenfively known the infulious nature of a diforder, which, to the inhabitants of the variable climate of Great Britain, too often proves the bane of health and comfort ; and thereby 11- ; imitating its frequency, and preventing its pernicious effects. By E. 1. WHITE Surgeon, &c. Printed fur T. Cade!! and W. Drvies, Strand. — This day wcre pahlithed, Eirgantly printed in rwo Voltw, Q2arto, with a portrait of Lord K3mcs, fac (*unites of his handwriting, &c. price 31.35. in Itua , ..ls. MENIOIRS of the LIFE and WRITINGS of the Howsursble 11F.NRY HOME, Of KAMES, one of the Senators of the College of Juftice, and one of the Lords Commif fioners of Julticiary in Scotland ; containing Sketches of the Pro. grefs of Literature, and General Improvemeat in Scotlmd, during the greater r ut of the tlith century. •,,• For there Memoirs, which threew molt important light on the Literary Hiftory of Great Britain, during the lad century, the public is indebted to the per. of the Honourable Lord Woodhoufe- I lee, one of the Judges of the Court of &Mx) in Scotland. Printed for T. Cad& and W. Davies, wand; and W. Creech, Edinburgh. A very few Copies are printed on royal paper, prise SI. Ss. In boards This day was pubtilbcd. Handromely printed in (.12arto, and illultrated by a very accurate Map of North Britain, during Britith and Roman Times, and other Engravings, price 31. 3s. in boards; a few Copes on Im perial Paper, price 41 t4s. 6d. VOLUME THE FIRST of CALEDONIA ; or, An Acolunt, Hinotical and Topographic, of NORTH BRITAIN. from the • molt ancient to the preens Times. With a Dliftionary of Places, Cho. ' rographical and Philglogical (to be completed in four Volumes.) By OEORGV CHALMERS, F. R.S. and S.A. Printed for T. CadcU and W. Davies, Straud ; and F.. Consta ble and Co. Edinburgh This Volume is divided Into four periods. Book I. consoles an Account of the Aborigints, their Manners, Religion, and Antiqui ties, with the Roman iranfadions, from the Invallon of Agricola, in A. D. So, to their Abdication in 446. Book 11. contain' the Hiltory of the Pia', the Romanlzed Britons. the Saxons, and the , Scots. from A. D. 446 to 843 Book 111. comprehends the Hiltory of the united Pieta and Scots of Cambria, Strathclyde, Galloway, and Lothian, he. from A. D. 343 to 1097 With the Ecclefialll -1 cal Hiftory, Laws,Manners, Cottons., Antiquities, Learning, and Language of this period. Book IV. contains an Account of the Scoro•Smon Colonisation, a Hillary of the United Kingdom of - Scotland, from A.D. ton to I 306, with the Ecelefialtical Rittory, Law Manners, Commerce, Shipping , and Ag riculture. durin g this period, The Volume is concluded hy.Supplemental Views of iidatequent times, down to the prcfcnt day. FOR thole Dehilitics which prevent or render unhapp y the cage St ee. (hut cannot, with a due regard to dclia cy be men:jolt-3 in a Newfpaper) long experience has proved Sir HANS Si .0 4N E's it Z4l" ATIVE and RtANIMA TING PILL'S to be the ni. , ft and frorcreign Remedy. A Pamphlet more parti :tearly (1e14.-iptivc of their virtues, may be bad (gratis) at Mr. 12..rri - i's, No. 22, Southampton-ftreet, Co vent Garden, where (by iptcra! appointment) they are fold whole file and retail. They are fold retail by all the prindpal Venders of Proprietary Medicines in t.ondo:i, roperfons in the Country, enc:oling the anwnnt, free of poi , . ige, they will be immediately j forwarded. Price ma 6J. PUBLIC: A UVAN rAus. THE advantage the public mull always derive from regularly educated profeffional men diredingalmoft ez clufively their itudies to one tpecies cf malady, was never more eleatly demonitrated than by the unexampled fuccels which has attended the a Intiohlration of their new rem-dy, and the extra ordinary cure• it has performed. Fora long feriesof years, Vleffl•s CURRIE and Co. Sargeons, formerly in his Majetty's fervice, have made the Venereal Dife3fe the particular ohjea of their in veftigation, and are happy in having difeovered a medicine rope rior to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it is fufficient to Wrenn that the effeas of this remedy are d;anactrically oppoftte to thofe of mercury,for though it completely eradicates every veltige of the virus, in its moR confirmed Rages, yet it does not in the leaft injure the cor,Ritution—on the contrary, It renovates the (yr. teen in all its natural fundtinns, promotes appetite, and facilitates 11 digeftiott—thus inftead of reducing a Itrong and vigorous conficu• tion to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not o•dy pre terites that c inflitution in its primitive Rate. but reltores a weak and debilitated one to its natural (trent!. au- vigour. Nurabet leis intlances are on recent record of the fuperior efficacy of this Miclicinc, its inherent and fpecific virtues acting as a per petual carrettive to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an excels of conjugal or illicit pleafure, or trom the more infidunto, though not lets deftzuCtivc indobjetice of bleat' • tious youth of loth few. in a certain pemiciou • habit Amidlt the melancholy variety of diforders which are the confequence of this fclitary vice, there are none more afflicting than that dareffing (late of d -bility and deficiency, which prevents orembitters the ma trimonial Rate ; the unhappy Riff, rer broods over his misfortune, affiamed to trek relief, unti: he is reduced to fuch a Rate of weak nets as to render life oppreffive. To fuch perfons it mutt be a con loling reiLetion, to know that they may now, by a new infallible mode of treatment, be rettored to that greateft of all btunau bk.& ings,a (hong, manly, and vigorous canttitution. In all cafes sit debility, deficiency, from whatever eaufe arifing, as welt as in every fpccies cf venereal infection. Meffrs Currie and Cu. may be confuited by patients of tither fex, with the greateit (term and honour, at their houfe, No toy, Flamm Garden. Letters from the Country (poft paid) including a bank note, will have the u:ccfary• medicine and advice fent to any part of the Kingdom. No• toy, Hatton Garden., WHENWProfeflional Men of Education and Re. V fpoutibility deviate from the general Syftem by the feledion of a particular branch, the fandion of long continued fucceffe is the brit criterion of fuperlority. Thirteen years have I devoted my bra lice to the exclufive treat. went of Three Diforders, and the fuccefaful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to pppofe, as far as I am able, the ravages of thole Complaints which are the molt important in the Catalogue of Human Infirm Hes. Ahcr initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of practice to refeus individuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally danger,us precipitancy of general Pradlitiouess. .1 he Three Diforders, to the cure of which I have devoted my attention, comprife every fpecies of VENER EA I. IN FEC nom , whether of a recent or long duration; 221 y, all kinds of debility, whether arifing from the habits of fchool buys, or the indulunces of mature age ; and,lailly, that derangement of the fyitou in wo men which is called BAR RENN ESS, or SCERILI i . Y. Numerous Direafes arc the refuk of Ignorance, or ha:tr in the treatment of a firm* Gonorrhea ; and it not unfrequenay hap pens that the feeds of Life arc poifoned by the indifen 114.1 of an unguarded hour By a fuperior methoi Inch Complaints P re rarity cured; and, even where others have failed, I truft that I may pre fume to offer a radical re-eltabliihnient. Few, however, arc the cafes of complicated dithers in this dif order, compared with the calamitous fitnatious of men, who iron an indulgence in a folitary vice, or the prevalent ga ettes of a falhlonahle life, acquire that Bate of debility which is the una voidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufterer broods over his mifery, but care fully conceals his mi.fortune, it may he Come confAadon for him to know, that although it be an object of doubt or uncertainty with other praditioners, the removal of there deficiencies by the gradual progrefs of renovation, is the acquirement of my experi ence. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will he prevented by an early counurattion of this languid Rate; and in Ode cafe s no great di ffi culty will occur. But where this deficiency has for years exifted, a proper perfe verance is indifpenfably requifue to revive the (lumbering (parks of life, and to re-animate the couditution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been diCappointed in their expedations of a family, may he affured, that in molt in ftanees, fuch dekas are curable by Medical (kill. The fecrecy which is Co effeatial to my undertaking, and tie, qualifications which I have prefumed to ttate, form the balls of my pretensions, and in coincidence with fuch this intimation Is given, that Mr. Bree may be ennfulrsd parfonally, or by Letters (inclofing a (mall Note), at his hook, No. 29, Arundel-ltrost, Strand. near Temple-Bar. anelThere is an additional Entrance in Water•itreet adjoining, - The name is on both the doors. MARTIN BABE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. A CAorton.—Sonte Perfons, who Falfely art theinfelves to be Matanzas. or TIM ROYAL Cotten', having (oriental tnonths paft copied my Advertifemenu aloudlt word for word, and 'dated them as their own produatnets, it is my duty to mention, that thole Perfons wed Members of any College in London. Ellin. burgh, or crashers; nor have they say right to pradice Surgery in London. N. B. A Lift of the Members is put:alba at the Houfe of the College in Liusoln's-ion Fields,wbich may be referred to. tb ••r ii cif • 'arc?'