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wersur, . . 7 7 ,77. 1 " F-. • _ _ --.~; • • , , 11.,. I • b . . '. ,' -' ' • Cvk.. * ‘ , ... r ii l. ' . . . r . , •*.,: a ../ ehr .. $ ... • I • . • i . 0 ' .. • ' 1. . I • u< ~ _. \ . . • .1-r $ - • , , • : , • • . . , f A , l • ~ . . ~ . • - / 7 - ,: -17 3-scrli -' l. , . *. ..,1 . s. 9 A. ~ ..t , , , . , a i 7, E . ... 1- • ....I,b • „ . ..1 6 * ,ElAd / " ) . 1 / 1:7 1 1r '....-. / .• . - .....; ' 01 ..' 1 t /t . . • ~ . . y - , ..._.y . . • • . iiO V ir - \•,..,...... ' . --::::.- / - PJF • • . - • • g IMJ3En 76701 . THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING, Monday, October 7th, will be acted the Open of TILE MOUNTAINEERS. Octavian, Mr. YOUNG ; . Virnlet, Mr. BRUNTON ; Kibnallock, Mr. TAYLOR; Lope Tocho, Mr. EMERY ; tulcazin Miller, Mr. EGERTON ; Sadi, Mr. BLANCHARD. Floranthe, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON ; Agnes, Mrs. LisToN Zorayda, Mrs. EGERTON. . To which will be added the Grand Ballet of OSCAR AND MAI.VINA. eiser, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. Fingal, Mr. BOLOGNA; Carrol, Mr. FARLEY. Maivina, Mrs. PiNco - rr. Boxes 7s. Second Price Ss. 6d. Pit as. 6tl. Second Price 2s. Lower Gallery 2s. Second Price Is. Upper Gallery Is. Second Price Gd. The doors will be opened at half past five, and the Play begin at half pat six. Place< fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Ncw Box-Oilice, in Harr-street. To-ntorraw,' All in the Wrong. On Wednesday, Macbeth. 1 he Public are respectfully informed, that ShakespAar's Meta• sure for Mea<ure, The Winter's Tale, and Coriolanos . • and Ch. way's Venice Preserved , ar e in p re p aration, and that .Mrs. Sid dons will act in those pieces the characters of Isabella, Hertnione, Vo'uninia, and Belvidera. STATE LOTTERY. rir UESDAY, the 2‘2.,t1 of THIS MONTH, will be DRAWN, the SMALLEST STATE lIVTT ER Y 'EVER KNOWN.—The Capital Prizes are more various', Ticket. and Shares are several pounds cheaper than for many years past— s Prizes of L 15,000 :,000 2,000 1,000 00 And upwards of 2,700 Prizes of sEIOO, Zs°, L 5, ar.d tze, In the late October Lottery, upwards of 19;000 Tickets were sold ; in the preset' , there are only 13 500 Tickets, and from the eniversa:ly approved Scheme, and . great demand, it is likely all the Ticketa and Shares will be sold 'lnfers tke Drawias. STATE 110 ITER.Y. UORNSBY and Co. Stock Brokers, 26, Cornhill, respectfully inform tbe Public, that they have on Sale a great variety of TICKETS and SHARES in the p resent STATE LOTTERY. all to be Drawn the 221 of THIS MON TH. Present Price—Tickets only £l2. 19e. Half - £lO 50 I Eighth - 213 0 Quarter • 5 Sixteenth - 1 7 0. The Scheme contains only 13,500 Tickets... Hornsby and Co. have been truly fortunate for many years past in selling and sharing Capital prises amongst their friends. Ail Orders by Post or Carriers tluly ezcsuted. WHITE HORSE l)iN, TAVERN, and HOTEL, for GEN TLEMEN and FAMiLIES, FETTER-LANE, LONDON. TAMES RICY ARDS most respectfully acquaints bf. Friends and the Publie,that he ha, recently tall en the a'tovr long established Concerti, and in !Melting their Pa'rnnare and that of the friends of the late Occupier, Mr. Samuel in forms them, that w;th a vieve to tender the most superior accom- Insulation, he has made considerable alterations and imprnvernentS on the Premises; and that from an arrangement with some of the first Meskitants in the City. he is enabled to hive always on hand an extensive stock of the most choice old Wines, and ge nuine Ivirirs, and he assures those Gentlemen and Families who honours tin with their support, that no exertinn on his part shall he watitiet to render them every conany an Inn can possibly afford —Coaches to most parts of the Kingdom.—Neat Post Chaises. DISEASES OF THE URETHRA. R:DtTFQtTR, sole Ps (Trinity of DA R AN'S cEI.I3IIAIkED MEDIC.k I FO BOU6IF.s, floc! his Practice for more than twenty fears to. the Cure of Strictures, Obstrlialnn•. Debility, Gowirrlicea, and every other Disease of the Urethra, flatters himself that extensive Practice, joined to the niilibiets stf the remedies he employe exclusively, enables hint to offrr a safe permanent cure, not subjoct to the dlnger and inefficacy attending she use of CruPtie, or common Boogies. .Persons in the country. stating their Case fully iu a Letter, enclosing a One Cr a Two Pound J . :faith-note, will hare proper Medicines pert to the inolunt. For the rations Symp toms,. Method - of &c. see Mr. Dufour's Practical Treatise oe Diseases of the Urethra, Ate. Price t!.s. the 7th edition, to be hod of the Booksellers; at the Author's House, No. 34, Frith street, Soho; and Gain and Gist's, Paternoster-row. . .. . ~ . _.. —. . CORDIAL. BALM OF GILEAD. - CASES. • . To Dr. SoLoaton, G i l ea d - House , near Liverpool. 46 S IR -7-An instance of th e 3ingular eft - Ica:4 of ynnr " Cordial Balm of .Gileatl, has fallen under my notice, which merits general publicity. A man in this rteighboorhond, about the age of 30, na..l the appearance of WI - '•ring under that moo dangerous di513.1.4', tie'll'heirslkilalmt, ol Cutteinitse io.. tat istep bat! a considerable degree of lactic fay ~. ratose teght sweat.; expectnrord nwch, and wqii reduced to a State of e xtreme debt bty. Having h.d Ow kie.t medical advice he could procareovi , h mit obtaining, r. 14f, fie had recourse to your Cordial Bairn of Gi lead. For some time he perceioed little alteration; hut ersever ling in the ute of this medicine, all the unfavourable symptoms gradually abatA, and he ha- attatned a vigorous Eat , : of health. " Your's respectfully; '" B. BOOTHROYLV 4 " Poitcfract, April 2,181 1 . .' 1 To Dr. Sommom, Gilead-House rear Liverpool. 44 S 1 R -t'lliU! tvo years ago I laboered under a violent Ner +hats Complaint, attended with great Weakness and In.' of Me. tl — wtbal Balm of Gilead, which I i , -ite, Booksellers, in , which it produced, memory. I have a delicacy prevent my, he Informed of fur 1, and a prop*, ad et M. s . v. N, Liverpool, from h September, MO. me this day, saying' Nervous Complaint, state, and bad applied at length he was re , on taking a small on taking one Itior • restored to his for- liens servant, PHILLIPsON." Solomon, of Liverpool, and - iu nne f mily bolls ; and may by had of f and . Trewm, SUPERIOR CLASS OF SHIPWRIGHT APPRF.NTICES- Ar.drr OFFICE, JULY 8, 1811. BY his Majesty's Order in Council, dated '2OOl September, 180 D, a NO: of Eascatlon was established at the Royal Naval College, aag l ifsis Mzie.ty's Dock-yard at Ports mouth, for a Superior Class of Arrentices to Shipwrights, and Twelve Persons were admitted as Students on th. Ist day of January last. And it being determined that Six more Students shall he ad. mitted, the Brincipl Officers and Commissioners of his Majesty's Nary hereby give notice, that the examination of Candsdates will take place in his Majesty's Dock-yard at Portsmouth, on the Gth of November next, at Eight o'Clock in the morning ; and that such Persons as may be desirous of becoming Candidates for admission, are required to send notice of their intention to the Navy Board, or the Commissioner of the aforesaid Yard, on or before the Ist day of that month. The Candidates must be at least fifteen, and not more than seventeen years of age. The Plan of education may be obtained en application at the Navy Office, or the Office of the Commissioner of any of his Ma• I jesty's Dockyards; where also information inay he obtained as 1 to the nature of the qualifications required of the Candidates, the documents they are to produce on the day of examination, the 'salaries they will be allowed on being admitted Stptlents, and of tho offices to which they will be eligible after they have served the term of Apprenticeship. • EAGLE FIRE OFFICE. PAYMEN f OF RENT OF PREMISE 3 RENDERED UN TENAN FABLE BY FIRE. po:LiciEs'oi Insurance expiring at MICH AELMAs, should be rEtieveeti -within Fifteen Days from that period, to prevent the Parties' Inter* ceasing therein.—MslCANTlL& itisuitANClti Lff.:cttAl at reduced Premiums. 'EAGLE LIFE O FF•ICE. Every description of Insurances upon Lives may be effected at *this Office with the utmost facihit•.. 'iron terms of peculiar std• vaittaee. Wm. BEE '•: !AN, Secretary. - cairsvis (.4re.. , 41. wog...A 1..)z,...NLiE. NV"ms are the most frequent sotitees of CM dern's Diseases.—Their symptoms every parent and guar dian of children should be acquainted with. They occasion In-s Of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation and irregular state of the bowels, attended after with violent pains ; they bring on convulsions; they affect the growth of the body, and they prove fatal, by ending in a consumpt inmor decay. Both as a prt:vett:Ative and cure of these iterating complaltirs, the above t scellent Medicine is universally allowed, en the testimony of tke highest characters in this country, both in rank and respectabis lil, to have no equal. Their public approbatiro, given to the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of Its wonderful succeol in their (Ara families, stamps its merit beyond competition, and given a sanction to it, of which no other Medicine of the kind can boast: Parents and others, wbb have the care of children, should have this remedy as a family Medicine to resort to, when ever the stomach 9r bowels of Children are any way disordered, which it will always be found to relieve. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheap side, London; Sharp and Belau?, Portsmouth ; Jones, Weston, Allmot, and Mallory, Portsea; Hall and Johnston, Gosport; Coleman and Jacob, ;7:hermit's ; Peck and Ross, and Turner, Hull ; Holland, Ceokwort hy; Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth, Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Birminglimn ; billing 4 Lathhury, Liverpool; Staines anti Lynch, Manchester; e wmcn, Exeter ; SmithMandetton, Reaburii, Scott, and Bal lter, Edinburgh; Baxter and M , Donald, Glasgow; Bulge's and Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson sod Co. Norwich; Pwinten, Loicew tor ; aid retail by most country =biking venliess, to Imes. at ii. NI and So. St satli. . -MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1811. English Diet This day was whlished, Handsomely printed in 5 Vols. into. price £3 es. 6d. in boards, a New Edition, of THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, from its Corn inencement in 1804, to June 1811. Printed for John Murray, 32 A Fleet •vrect ; J. Hatchnrd, Pic cadilly; and Richardsons, Cordial, London : Parker, Oxford ; Deigl;tnn, Cambridge; William Blackwood, Edinburgh; and M. N. Mahon, and John Cumming. Dublin. No. Xl. will he published Carly iu Ociuber; and the future Numbers regularly evtry Three Mouths. • UNDERWOOD'S MEDICAL CATALOPUE, for 1811-12. This day was publhhect, _ _ A CATALOGUE of s i n extensive COLLEC 'rum of ROOKS, In ANATOMY, MEDICINE, Sus- CERT, MIDWIFERY, CHIIMIETRY, PHAMMACY, &C. new and secoml-hat.:: including an a.i.iortment of valuable French Works on the above Sciences, lately imported. Sold by Thomas Underwood, 4e, West Smith&l.l, London. To which are added, 'Faints of the Pay of the Medical Departmimt of the Army, Navy. and East India Company's Ser vfce, a Complete List of the Lectures delivered in London, with their Terms, Hours of aftentlance, A discount of 10 per cent. for ready money, cram the Modern part of Oil Catalogue. , XENOP_HON'S RETREAT OF THE.TEN THOUSAND. 'Phis day was publibed, price Ss. }ding the Seeittid Nt.rnher tif the Military elawier, 1 - 1-1 E EXPEDITION of CIIRUS law PERSIA, and the Retreat of the I'a► Thuu.ancl. Printekl vethatins, of of spy kind, from the Translation of ulna flock which is'now - Whits in Lon for 12;. The firit nornber of it., Nliiiiaty - the Works of Mar•sal :iseectionrietst the puke of whieh amotigst tie Booksellers is One Guinea and a I fall'. The Army have it verbatim and without abrihment of any kind in the Military Classics, for Half-a-Crown. Phis is effected by the use of a wall and elegant type, and a large page, instead Of the large letter and wide margins in which quarto volumes are usually printed. •fife whole sales of antient and modern Mili tary and Historical Writers of.spy name and auttwrhy, wiU bt printed in the Mote manner. Printed file J. Davl.,.resex-street, ENOLANI.r3-TRUE PATRIOT I This day were published, in one luxe Vol. Bvn. price 14s. boards, mxmonts ni the LATTER YEARS of the IT-L• PUBLIC and PRIVATE ,LIFE of the Right Honourable CHARLES JAMES FOX, Including a Narrative of his 'lout in FLANDtar, HOLLAND, and FAA NCI!, in company with the Author, M ibnE, and.* ctrcurnstruitial Account of his LAST ILL. N VitiWith many of his Oa tors•r. I.l7rcas, on Literary and other 'I vies. By. JOHN BARNARD TROTTER, Bsq. Lite Y,i.ce Secre,ary to Mr. Fox. •,•• The Publisher :sretnintos tlut: this 4uo u en t ,e M e morial of the °pintoes, Taiditsi V.rtues, and Patriotism ' or the most able Ora•or of any Age nr Natme, will bz hailed Nvith extreme satis faction and delight by the Friends of that truly m.eat Man, and by the literary, judicious, and inquisitive part of the Public in general. . Primed for Rielykikb Pnir.xtrs, 7, Great Bridge-rtreet r . and sold by Sherwootal t s an d Jonks, l'atertioacer-row ; and y all s„ • . VP.G 41-41ELE MEDICINE. .ve's and Sir John Hill's Universal I'HESE great and •Cminent Physicians, by an inti mate wet profound knoWledge of Botanical Science, con curred in predicting she possibility of discovering in the vegetable world a remedy Mr almost every human malady. That the Ems ;Asa l4ier DRINK. Introduced by Dr. Joshua Vrebeter into his Mtdical Practice, so tar back u 1745, and sinks administered by himself with oniforni success fur 60 yiars to both sexes and 'ail ages, Is a discovery that approaches nearer than any other yet matte to this universal character, has after various and complete et:per:merits twee acknowledged by the renirt Ole Dr. Franklin aTs. Aden and Sir R. Jebh, dr London and by +Luny oars disleguidsed names, both at h ose, and abroad. But the best practical test of truth is experience, 11 the malty thbusands that have been cored, since its first intro , - &wire, by Dr.'Webrter„ of every description of Fever, of Nervons Mel Hypochondriac corn; !aim', of Sea and Land Scurvy, of Stnnpitula, of every species o: Eruption, which indicate impurity of Cond, of Consumptions, Asrlimas, Dropsies, &c. will be the Maw satisfactory evidence of the extraordinary powers and asto nishing officacy of this Vegetable Medicine. Those whn wiih for more particular information on the charac:er and properties' of the English piet Drink, and of the moure and variety of the vireo it has eft-cted, may con auk Dr.M'ebster's excellent work on the subject, a new edition of ' Which is just published, by the ieroprietor, price .ss. in boards, and a small pamphlet, price Is. 6d. containing a list of thirty re ' intirkahle cures, which all occurred in 1810 ; and the Reader of tthese . productions may be assured, that he 16 H; nor only nut be disgu.ted with the ittßared bombast of the stupid pretender, with the quaint and stilted puffing of the quack, nor with the fabri cated fictions of the shameless impostor, but will hod the Doc tor's Mink the work of a Mill of great professional experience,. learning, and inimanity. Sold in half-pint bottles, 45.; pint ditto, ; am:ln quart ditto, 14s. duty included. Wholesale only by the sole Proprietors, E. Slee and Co. Bo rough flies-street, and by one at least in teary considerable town in the United Kingdom; and by the following Venders in London, by their Agents :—Messrs. Howard and Evans, Long lane, West SmitltSeldi Elliotson, chemist and druggist, 106, Borough ; Bolton's Me te,nal Warehouse, front of the Royal Ex , change, CorntilH ; Colesworthy, chemist and druggist, t 4,Whit chapel ; Moenwy, chemist, i 4, Great Surrey -street, Blackfriars road, and at Kennitigton-crots ; Sanger (late Bacon), 130, Ox fbrd-street ; Midgley, chemist and druggist, elr, Strand; Hudson and Co. chemists, acs. 27, Haymarket; Ward, sti, tisoira aad Mauro, whilst, Ss, Fleve.ilinet. '1 UESDAY, the .‘.2'2d of THIS MONTH, will be DRAWN, the SMALL .81' smaTE iffTTERY 'EVER. EXCHE t'ER y $ll-l. OyFICS, October I, IS li. country, Will De rettfMetl , KNOWN.—The Capital Prizes are more various, Ticket. and All Exchequer Bills dated in the Month of September and This d Shares are several pounds cheaper than for many years past— October, 1910, Handsomely printed in 5 1 S Prizes of X 15,000 TO BR PelID OFF, - SI : ' ,co THE I LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS MA. I'HE QUARTER 3 ---- , 2,000 J.ESTrr TREASURY, having give* Dirtetikmfor paying a i r mencement i —.----. 3,000 . Printed for John Marra 6 Me Priaeipal of the above mentioned Exchequer Bill:, lath the In:creel --.. caclilly; and Richardsons, 112 -.. 00 And upwards of 2,7C0 Prizes of Xl6O, stso, .cp, seal tze, due thereon, at the Exchequer .13ill Ofsce, in the Receipt of Exchequer, Deighton, Cambridge; \ M. N. Mahon, and John i In the late October Lottery , upwards of 19;000 Tickets were A'ese Palare Yard, Westminster, on Tuesday, the 22, / day of 0 : - NNob.,la regu Xl. mil: h e pains! sold ;in the preset', there are only 13 500 Tickets, and from the niter, attenda::ce mill be given dolly (Sunday and Holiday' excepted) Number. eniversaily approved Scheme, and great demand, it is hitch' an until aced including Tuesday, the 15 th of Ortober, from Ten o'Cloci ar y every i the Ticket and Shares will be sold las fore the Drawing. in the Blaming till One in the eifiteramn, fir the pt i rtillf of re. UNDERWOOD'S MED -- . STATE IIOTTERY. c awing the rant; t: d, for the gteater dirpateh, the b earer of AS TMs 41 Jail Bills are desired to . 6ring Lilts of Merl. Bi;O, couhrinisw A CATALOGUE T_TORNSBY and Co. Stock Brokers, 26, Cornhill, k - 'PION of BOOKS ii•l• respectfully inform the Public, that they have on Sale a /se Numirres is nutnerisal order, according to .their re:per-live dater, cr.ity, MIDWIFERY, Cue LOTTERY. variety of TICKETS and SHARES in the presen t S TATE wit h the p rinci p al Sums and Interest duo :herein, computes- from, seenn,!- hard: including an LOTTERY. all to be Drawn the 22d of THIS MON TH. I but excluding the days on which thry arc respectiveli Sited, to the raid on the above Sciences, tan Present Price—Tickets only £l9. 19a. 22/Aly of October, isulutive, ashen the lettere": Tr ill CAM; and the Sold by ..I.ll°l'las Under Half - .ClO 50 I Eighth - X 2 13 0 raid Bearers (being Holder, or not) of indispenriLly required to i - To which are added, Quarter - 5 40 I Sixteenth .- 1 7 0. .Department of the Army, The Scheme contains only 13,500 Tickets... done c.s.h Bill tai:h tasir crud rignaturen and to melte their Nano V;Ce, a Complete List of tl Hornsby and Co. have been truly fortunate for many years ead Residence at the bottom of their Lid ; eel they are mon. their Terms, Hours of attt past in selling and sharing Capital prizes amongst their friends. A discount of 10 per eat syn. reqyirell to attend the Exchequer Bill (Yee for peruse, an d All Orders by Post or Carriers duiy excsutel. ~, • part of the . Catalogue. , ti receive Menem lid ls, and give the Receiptefor the rave. --..--- iII.VER TOKENS. If any of the titan lag aforesaid Bilir.rhotitd be dainty e.e rece;vin X ENOITON'S RF..rR T OKENS of SILVER. ftAr the convenience of Paymext of the Principal and Interest, preview: to the said 22d Icy Thies:3y wa iR, lye the Second 1 change, of an elegant and highly-approvaDesi;n, salted of October, they may he accommod.:!..l, on cov:puting 4e Interne to THE EXYEDITI fo general Circulation, are made and usld by ROYAL LICENCE the day on vrisi:h they lurr' h tole pail , and leaving the raid Bills for .1 and AU mop, ITS - , arts! Dies fur Tokens, eneravett aecordlneand the Retreat of t to why wished-for besign, lig dire Abretoe anti • saimsr;estoinf 110 . ‘ daiF . P;Atg i gi v .. , ~, . . *t......tY•044 dis sent med , iii ,,, , Nn. 12, R at hb oce . c i aze „4,ood ' . . — N Al. Toltec' will . •64r.:•2 Pefavr;r - Mrs i.. . - .:. n,:hz•sizirWlibui/apeot ills 74' *mi l ' L'eiwes — ' s an and all , c , Az or is e..r: r ,,, , •„, .e . i, r . or;t4 i . e . , idrhi ,, ; e., don .-T libil 13.17:tt. :!e re for he sent free of es-cry expenee; in let:. a r a rensiurees I ett vs maim be post-peii, or •sviS lirslibtinicil ifieettrAhl to 1 ..1 ' •'' • - 't• . "'''' 0111bwiletc rnprel#Seeled tin aid mertioying Me -10,-1 at . bittern of stir List", delivered ex or pike of toslfeh amor•gst tt• Gent-rat Pest-Off,ce. blare the 15th It of j.laiier, may le accommodated 7110 NSW Bills The Army have it verbati • WHITE HORSE INN, TAVERN, and HOTEL, for GEN. carr:intg an I n t erests Three-pence One Farthirg by the d ay, on evert in the Military Classics, f 1 the me of a wall and deg TLM EEN and FAME h 1 11I' FETTER-LANE, LONDON. Ire Hundred Ppindr, is.hich sail Ne-v lulls will (ear date the liiij the larie letter and widi TAMES RICKARDS most respectfully acqua i nt s 22.J.ky Of 0.10!ler, Intl, aid will be delivered on Thursday, Mr, usually printed. Tips wh his Friends and the Public, that he ltas recently WI en the ewer 24th ef 0.1:5 r, and the roll 7 . r Day:. "ii rary and Historical Write beg establishett Conce rn , and in solciting their Patrema , ,,es and a '' J ° "I'S printed in the same morn that of the friends of the late Ocrunier, Mr. Samuel 1-1...,:me5, in. N. B. All Exchequer Bills, dated prior to September, 1810, Printed for I. I forms them, that with a v!ew to render the most superior accom- have hear advertised to be paid of, and the Interest thereon has insulation. he has made considerable alterations and improvement! . i . ENGLAKI. . - ..,- - . _... „_. cease( VUIII2 ----- - Iv or y ; was indocol to try your i.`ord•al Balm a Istirchased of your agents M. and ft. Branthwait Kendal, and verroon found the happy effects s by being restored to my former ttrenglh and m Wish to make tllis case public, but motives of de bame being inserted. Any person wishing to h titer puticulars, may have ample information, ditetClyy al tpl: - ng to Messrs. Branthwaite. " flawlishr , April 5, i 811. met of a er received by Dr. SOtOMON, Mr.!. B. Put IPSON, Brightbeltriston, 120th A Gentlem frOm Coalfield called on ni be bad been aril 8 for some years with aNt Which bad redis him to amu dreadful cat to several Pro tonal Gentlernen in vain.; at comme nded . to o CordialSaltb of Gilead , bottle of which h Good a great benefit, and of small and one Jar bottle, be was conipiettly Mar state of bealt I remain, Sir, your obedi J. E. P Thl9 Medicine i ea by D r. Solemn. stol in bottles,pric Os. 6,1. eath, or four in for 935. on which 9 saved, titity included% • avery resestable ' V callor in cbt URI ~ ' THE WC • (PRICE SIXPENCP..fiALFPENNi _ . AHD NAVAL ENGAGEMENT. PI.AN OF TliE THE grnnnd is a compkte sqtutie. Mu 1, is * garrlton besieged, whose effective free originally condsted of a certain number of Officers &admen ; hut, by tasualdes, has been rutiticed 'No. 2, is a prelims, consisting of cet.ra..t nurnss ber of ttfficers and men, whose abject is to tll:Jtv a eir.Nrce• • tent Into the ltesiege.l garrison to complete its original effective tore*. - in the centre, between the garrieons, is placed the main army of the enemy, and on the right and left wings forces of equalnum ber, whose ot,j-ct hi to prevent doe bews;vd garrison beteg re lieved. To the Siege bclot.g figures of errond or ivory, representing thy officers and men ; and, m the Naval Engsgetnent, knots repres s Outing vessels of different rates. .Eithtr pf the above Plant nit? be had cmr.;,le:e, Witt: an engt eying, and /300144 directions, frosts El:teen shill:Ts to Live giaswais. Manufactured ts.:e'. told Ly J. Euckland, Ivory Turner, N 0.214 Limo!- strict, rr, Loksdon. !- . RUP FUR S. DEBILITY, Ste. BY THE • TAI. SANC 11014 t DR.CAVAI,LO's • ECTRICgIRDLE forth. effectual Cure of Rupture, am! Debirty of every desciip. i i , ciao. Is patronized by the N !sty, and may he had, as usual, tin the Ist of December inclus* .(witen tie patent - right, fee. Is to 1* ultimately removed to tin) by volying personally, of • tr f letter, p .mot-paid , to Dr. v.:110 anl:•311, No. 28, New North street, Red Lion-square, London. \ 1)r. C. respeititilly stsh:nits that I.e had disposed of his interest save what regard. his private patients., in this invention s .so uni versally recommended by the faculty ; but in consequence of tits numerous appliotions since received, he has been induced to re sume the stsper.ntendattce of the bust! esti till the Ist of Decent her, after which no orders can be rectived. The melancholy catalogue of these direful complaints are too well known by their fatal consequences, to require our particular description; suffice it to say, that in 40(4 cases the Electric Gir dle has tieve.r tailed of the desired iffect, and as no hopeless cud are engaged ; an early application is r. commended. Letters (post paid) front all parts of Great Britain and Itsdepen• dencies, stating the particulars, are immediately answered ; whereby every person may kilos , ' how far the Girdle is applicaltlo to the complaint. N.B. At home for consultation In she most private tanner s by either sex, every moroing till two, and every evening after five o'clock. No. lii, Neill Norjb-straat.,Red Lion-square. • ADVICE \ - tu HEN Men of Education an:l professional skill • use persevering endeavours to discover the most see anJ certain method of treating a few prevailing 1).4ra...e5, eke success ful result of their experience is the best proof of supeeority. hieses. GOS 3 air! Co. Surgeons, have been induced to maks, the cute of the following the object of their particular study, wig. a cer.iin Disorder, frequently contracted Ina moment of intoxie cation, and its Concomitants, Stricitires and Glees, which, by an improved plan, are op eddy and cfre:!indly cured ; as a!so de. whether arising from liacchar.a; an lininigelices, long tee dente in warm ear:Lite% or a secret solitary vice, too otten on. barptly pursued by the youth of both In the one causing stenlif y or barrenness, and in the other a nboterons train of I:tit vons di eases, which, if not timely reniesiled, terminate in Ira potence and Consutif.t!rtn. In that distressing state of delit.lity its deficiency, whether the consequence of such harirful !.ahlts, Of arising trmn any oilier cause, by wh.ch the powers of the conoi. brcatne enferbleds as regularly educated Surgeons of Lou. don, they offor g tieni , sato, and speedy restoration to sound and wortes. Leath. Tin:result ut a hot and extensive practise has emitted theta; by s A up..tioe inerbrid, tweenwsni yews& tworipidinte, hammy hiveserate or eompkcated. without subjecting the patient ref the least restraint in diet or exerct ; iii Ai recent Cases where an early appization Is made on discovery of the infection, they frequently perform s care In the short *pace of two days; Ihe unprecedented success of their mode of treatment (which has never been k: own to fat! in one sLigle histanee in a pro... two of 15 years, dueng which period many thousand persona of both seta have been cured, even atter severe a - . ! injur nue ro.t!loris had been pursued by other Prattit.oners'whhout eff2ct), Induces them to thus publicly oiler their advice. Messrs. GOSS and Co. exclusively professing the cure of these particular complaints, in order that they in iy not be marked be a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to t.:le igno rant empiric, think it hut justice to themselves to state, that they have been properly educated and initiated into every branch of the profession (centric:too of which, from different hospitals, and testimonials front the most eminent Physicians, they bare to come wince any inquirer), that the success resulting from their eiates ',oars first Induced them to quit toe practice of the general Prac titioner'' and they presume that their pretensions constitute a far ground for the unprecedented confident°, with which their have, by the public, been so hilt rally honoured. Patients in the country are requested to state the p krieuiri of their case, age, alit manner of living, 'naming a Bank Not.. for advice and m:4l.cenes. and the same will bt• for warde.! to any part of the kingdom —4IOSS and Co. Surgeons, 13, Boner.. street, Fleet-street. CHALLENGE. MESSRM ti S. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late i n h ! Majesty's Service, challenge the wnole world to prove it single instance where. their Medicine and method of cure have fade:dial the desired effect. The practice of malty year. in h particular branch of their profession has not given rise to one wisliliabitt case. Thdy continue to direct their studies to the treatment and curt Veseird Complaints, and that deringement of the system, which is the consequeoce of the pernicious :pd wasteful eilects habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youtins of both sewn in' the one it will be found to be the unfailing stetrce of baeren !fess ; the other have its ravage fatally developed to them by a din. tresaing state of debiluy, which; if not timely remwhed, terminates I:impotence. These are its remote and ultimaterffects, while con• snmptions, loss of ninSCUlat power, and various nervous COOSOSInti usnany eh:Jaen:rise the earlier stages of this solitary vice. °flier sons hanguisbitr; under the disorders incident to such a habit, their nuatnient is simple and has never proved unsuccessful, in the 3t. of lettg,taborioes, and much er.tended pract.se * the obstinate art comulicated cases of venereal infer . ..mt atick as obstructions in the urethra, swingy excrescette.. s, hafq moure,eallous ulcers, eruption, seminal weakness, gleets, as ass sTaicrultES, Vihether recent or of long daration, and which have hafted tho skill of other Practitioners ; are by their present improved plan of reatnitmt effectually and permanently cured, without the patient suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hbmoerhage which often follows the application of the lunar caustic. In the counts et CO years extensive practice in this metropolis, numerous catot as Strictures have been and are daily tinder their are, the total eradication of which are wetted by a see, certain, and expegi. dour mode of practice, superior to any other yet atiopted. weakness, relasation, and debility proceeding Scorn this complains. Is speedily renieved, and the patent reitor...d to munslasd vs. gortms health. Bet where the debility ht.. for yioes eU i t proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, Apr ti. e has been destroyed, is indispensably requisite to tellieilhe slumbering sparks of Life and to reanimate the Constitution. Several Noblemen and Gnitlemen, of the first respectability, have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the r - [meal of eemplaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. and, baying received a radical and permanent C:fr, rtiquest that is4eripnee, may be made to them as satist.etory evidences of the decided es. periority of Mews. Corns and Co.'s plan of ttestuk tic • yoyagy of these Gentitmen save had Strictures from ten to twenty y,,,, and bad been ender the care of Messrs. Home and fieeviedes and other surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted the awe by the application of the lunar canine. without soeseee. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either sea Wet the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. Mt. Hatton-fienieu. Patients in the country are requessr!. to luso the particulars of thine case, /age, and general habit of lilting, e't c. hweasehg a remettoote for idvia sod medicines-, when dissent* .4 be shoo se seat to any part of tie L'ogdias • ractice, WESTMINS l'El( • FIRE OFFICE '. usively, to the KING-STREET, COVENT CARDEN; (llstablislced 1717,) ornmein "C'OR Insuring Buildingk i-iolkehold Furniture, illy iu a 1: Goods, and Stock In "Ihradearont Lois nr Vantage by Flie, ill have s yrup _ i throughout ENGLAND, SW rLAND, and WALES. rreatice Attendance is given at this Gfac.e every D.ty front Nine till 1, to he Four o'Clock (Saturday& excepted:on which Day the Office shuts Frith at 'three o'clock precisely). _____ Pit EMIUM9.. . 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On Thursday, 7th of November, The Nitrate Latin Class - - by Dr. non - reit. The Private-Greek Class - - by Prof. HILL. • The Logic and Rhetoric Class . by Dr. 1 AS. HUNTS*. The Misral Philosophy Class - - by Prof. Coot. 1 The Natural Philosophy Class - by Dr. Jacasorr. The first and second Mat twist ical Classes,) Also a third Class for the I i tvlierGeomilry by Prof. MA—LDANz. And a Class for the. Practical Bra-ches, The Civil History Claw (on Monat:ty,Dee.) by Prof. Emma. The Classes for Arconty and Medicine, 'by Dr. BRICOS, who will also sieliver a Course of Lectures on Chemistry. N B. in the Scotch Universities there is but on Term or Session, %stitch, in the tilveri.lty of St. An:lt-Ars, begins as bofore miomioned, and ends the first week of May tollowlog. Tfil4 day was published, p7ize es. td. RITISH CRITI C, 14 September. Printed for V:C. and I. Rivingnui, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard. 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