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^m , 7 , . , - 7C - "%r - • .7.• • • , ---- k ".- . ztt ft I. • " • • ; ,1 4 7 ' . • 44 , '2 4447 ••• • air ,• . . • •••••••••••• • • .• _ X. T 464% „, y ott! • 40. "lf,` :* - 1 11 OP F- 6 , ~1• ;.. - A O%) • Olg ! ~ .tr *AI BER THEATRE' ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. CHM PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' Srrviir rs will perfono THE MERCHANT OF BRUGES; O. S KI SH. Till COARACTERS ET V. ICIAN, Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. R AE, Mr. RAYMOND, Mr, MUNDEN, Mr S, PENI.EY, Mr. OXBERRr. V. HARLEY, Mr. POWELL, Mr. SMITH, Mr. PENI.EY; Mi ss L.KELLY, Mrs. HORN, Mrs. BLAND, and Mrs BARRETT. It Web veil be aside, (9th time) a Grand Comic Pantomime, with ne Music, Scenery, &c. called HARLEQUIN AND FANCY; or, IHE POET'S LAST SHII:LING. The Overture and Music composed Mr. H. Smart. The Dances iiroduci-d under the direction of Mr. Byrne. p r i n cipal Rhetorical and Vocal Characters —Distressed Poet, r. HARIAT ; Whim, Mr. MiNTON ; Gliot:t of a Shilling, Mr. n% I. Fancy, by a young Lady (her 9th appearance on any aM• rantomime Charavers—Harlequin, •Mr Hoye ; Lover, Mr. „ gow n, ; Pantaloon (9th tin e at this Theatre), Mr. M AY ; own, oipor VAULO ; f.n 'cry Office Keeper, Mr. JAMT.ON; fur x i s .. p Ro wN). Columbine. Miss 'URI a ; the Graces, Mr. TA N, Mire bhITTIIER 4 , and Mis.. HART; Waterloo Orphan, th a May Horryipt.„ Mh. GLtDIIILL. • The new P3M9Mrillt of I larlequin and Fahey ; or,Thefoet's st Sbillitigos i'l be r. ~.ated every evening. To-morrow, Othello • l'icsdemena. Mrs. Barnes. • Oa Saturday, I lie "vierchan: of Ilru;es. On Monday, I ht.' Magpie; with The Intrigue. 1 HEA itOYAI„ COVEN r-GARDEN. [ HIS PRESENT EVENING, will be per- formed, the First Part of KING HENRY THE FOURTH. Zing Henry. Mr. MURRAY; Hotspur, Mr. YOUNG; Prince of Walr, Mr. C.IUMTILE; Sir John Falstaff, Mr. FA WCE r F. Lady Petit', Miss FUO IF. • After which (0.11 time) a Crawl Comic Pantoneme, called HARI I.c2U IN and FOK'rUNIO ; or, SHING-NlOO AND T HUN-TON. W.th tii , v Music, Scenery, Presses, &e. The whole arranged and produce' by Mr. Farley. Prince Conlouif (a caught Tartar, afterwards Harlequin), Mr. DLOD/lA, jut'.; . 1 t),Silick (4111CTOr of China, afterwards Pan. loon), Mr. Notx AN ; himichikow (a very gifted eater, drir.ktr, t. a terwards Clown), Mr. GCIMALDI; ehlttarpn (a link sued Chinese Empress, with a big body, aiterwatds C!owny ce.,t2 p), Masttr J. Got imaLDl, (his lab aepeuance on this staLe); hetum, (an old Mandarin, in decayed circumstance'), Mr. Noi Grog, Gang, Gong, (Chinese ii..raid), Mr. NOKRIS ; uawe, (Slates to FO;h1tD111), Mr nil,: N LT, Master WIL• ANN, &c ; Thumton (the Chinese rumbling Doity of War id 1 Minder), Master Curtest/tn. Dcrria (changed to Tor nio, afterwards Columbine, doughter of Ftighifum). Mrs. A axift ; Telassonma (daurh.er of Foghlfum), Mrs. Cuter; I•Dria (Prince.s of China) Ms, * lißmiwaLL; ohing•Mou he eacefil Fairy), by Min WORGNA N. The New Pantomime of Harlequin and Fortunio will be re rated every evenNig. To-mot ic W. the Play of The Stranger. On Saturday. _...-tuon; after which will be revived, a Firm, ed vbe 'trial uy dory. • On Mosui..;. Pisarto. On t oesday, 1.-T Tragedy of The Gamester. On Wednesday, Smiles an , Teat's. Shaltwear's Pia; A Ihe Midsummer Night's Dream has been auu time in peparatioa, and voll be produced neat week. 1: HE NEW YEAR'S STATE 1.0 rrutv, Feriat.d according to the original and long - approve:l Plan of NOT TWO BLANKS 'lO A PRIZE! With all the 20,000 Tickets in One Scheme! d nor divided into i wet separ:ee Lottereis, as of late years, ls , ow, wi th respec.ful coullslence, submitted to the Public, by I. I The old esiabli th e 1 1 7 :rgi of jig' RD. BURNE, .end Co. the Contricrls i A well Government, who have aisti introduced Two ptr cc , ty Grand Caphals of 1 wenty five Thousand Guineas each, to $ pant in Gola, %ids Two of t'i. ,0,10, &c. &C. 1 4016, gra cing Capi al Prizes, which in magnitude, were tothooss ii iii old, old, yet approved Lotteries, of more than twice the number . ickets. l SCHEME. NO FIXED PRIZE! 2 Prizes of 25,000 Übitivaiiu Geld £52,500 • ...... 420,009 2 .5 .. I,OOJ r ...... 5.000 541(1 •••••• .... 2,500 200 b... ..... *,OOO 100 50 ...... 1,400 24 ••••• 2 4 ,000 10 J 30 ..... 15 30 ......... 1,000 ..... 1,000 4,600 • •• * Elfin Prizes, all is MONEY. Zg00,0: 0 ....e-.. Begins Drawing the 14th of FEBRUARY. iciets and Shares are Selling by HA Z. 1RI), BURNE, and . (Stock Brokers), the Contraciors, South Gate of the Royal change, tendon ; where, in the late and former Lotteries, lies have been Sold exceeding in amount TWO MILLIONS ER LINO. . B. The Contractors feel *grateful pleasure In acknowledging numerous and highly-respectable testimonials already received approval of the above Scheme. PLAIN FA.O rs. I HE NEW YEAR'S STATE LOTTERY, which begins Drawing on die 14th of Fella on alr, contains Two Hundred Thousand Pounds IN Patars. Fifty Thousand Guineas to he paid iN GOLD. No Fixed Capital. 'Not 'Two Blanks to a Prize. And ALL the Prizes w 11 be paid ly MoN Er. 'l'he Caphals are as follow: 2 of 25,000 Guineas .C. 11,1 1 40 2 of ,22.0,000 - 4u,ntio 2 of 5e5,000 - 10,000 S of £l,OOO • 5,000 4,650 from £5OO downwards 92,5(.0 6,671 Prizes, ALL IN Mo NET. se2Oe,(NN) Tickets and Shares are now Selling by W E 815, Stock- Broker, 17, Lynnsva-Syserr, near St. Paul's, Who Shartd and Sold in the Last Lo!tery, No. 600 a Prize of .C20,t,110 10,616 a Prize of £309 And in the Last Nine Months the following Capital' Prizes. viz. 3,669 a Prize of £30,000 11,532 a Prize of £341,000 • (Being the Two Last ever Drawn), No:600 a Prize of iti94ol %so* a Prize of £I0, 4 •00 12,868 a Prize of .01,0 O 8,612 a Prized £l,OOO Besides numerous others of ,C5OO, £4OO, £2OO, Ste. tik Bank-not . es Exchanged, and all Business in the Funds executed by G. WE Stock-Broker. "ten from Oa Canna) , punctually attracted to. :er 4J THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1816. --. Shnrtly mill be published, OBSERVATIONS . on BANKS for SAVINGS. lly ►he R Mtn GEORGE ROSE. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; and J. tiatehard, FOR YOUNG . PEOPLE. flt dvr wag puhl 4 ihea. in tamo. price Ss. half bland. EADINGS ON POETRY.-By RICHARD L0V.:1.1. EDGEWORTH and MARIA EDGE WI 6 R :h.hll4ted by R. Hunter, Successor to J. Johnson, 72, St. Paul'• Church yard. COMMIiSIONS WANTED VOR the Sale of SHEEPS' WOOLS, DYERS' A: WOODS, SOAP, and ItIDIEID, at Huddersfield, York shire.--Satisfactory references will be given of the Advertiser's respectability to any person wishing to employ a broker there. Please te. address it. O. at the Posi-05e1nuldersiPd. KINGDOM OF IRELAND. BARONIES of CLANM AUBICE and CARRA, in the County of MAYO, e.pital FARMS, nearly One Thousand Eight Hundred Acre%, kith. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At the COMMERCIAL. ROOMS, In the City of DUBLIN, on I'ur.SDAT, the &lib of January, Ole, at Twelve &Clock, • - • • in Five I.ot+, THE Very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, 51tuate an the County of MAYO, comprising the capital compact Esiates of BALLYCLOGHER, containing St SA. SP, of rich Pasture, Meadow Arable. and Bog Land, In high state cultivation,of and part Of three Villages, in possession of Wm. and C. Castello, David Nowbul, James lagly, Henry Waldron's, A. Drags, and others, on Leases for lives. A moiety of the va luable and compact Farm of. BRIZE, 149 A. SSP. the moiety containing 74. t. YR. 17P. of excelknt M.a.inw and Pasture Land, together wi•h a molvy of the Tolls and Customs of the Fairs thereof, in possemon of John Madden, Esq. oo Lease for Lives. the very Eligible, Capital, and Compact ESTA rr. of CAP PADUIT, on the borders of Lough Mask, containing 617 A. IR. 10P of rich Pasture, Arable, and Mountain Land, all In the :iigliest state of cultivation, and divided by stone fences, and part . at the Lough stored with the finest Pub. Gardens, sundry Cad bins, Etc. In possession of C. and T. Cusick., M. B. and M. Quinn., and other, on lease, which will expire in £B2O. The capi• al Estate of DURROW, midway between Westport and Castiebar ; containing 403 Acres, 2 Roods, 13 Poles, the principal part rich Pasture Ground, in possession of the Right Honourable D. Brown, on lease for one life of thirty-one years, from 1610. The high Westport Rnad•leatls through the Estate. 'lie valuable Leasehold Estate CARRAGARIFT, containing £23 Acres i Rood of excellent Pasture, Gardens, Cabins, &c. in possession of George Ormsby, Esq. The valuable Leasehold Estate CARRAMAR l', near the Town of Clare, Barony of Clanmaurice, containing about Sixty Acres, in possession of the Right Honourable D. Brown. The whole of these Lots form a noble•Estare, In a fine, healthy, rich Country, neat good Sea-ports and Markets, and highly re spectable Tvaiants; the present Rental One Thousand been Hundred and Twenty Pisunds per annum, but capable of great increase. Cappailuff and Ballyelogber are a most eligible investment for persons desirous of local hdluence in the County of Mayo, as there ate populous villages situated in bath these lands, and the must of laud in the former so shortly to be out of lease; presents a most desirable opportunity for the imposts% May be viewed by applyiog to Mr. Michael Heron, of Balk, near Castiehar, and the (lamest tenants, where particulars may be bad; at the Commercial Rooms, Peter Warren, Esq. Hen riettatetreet ; and Mean. Preston and bons, upholders, Dublin, where plans arc left ; the inns at Westport, Team, Clare, Cork, Waterfoed, and Holyhead; Hotel, Liverpool; Cloaca Lion, Chewer; Talbot, Shrewsbury ; Hen and Chickens, filiaolog- Mai; T. G. l'arr, Esq. Ltchbeld ; at Oaranirses; of Mr. **- bins, Warwiek•strees, Goidan-equare, when Plans:7hr seen; and efiltesare. Award s Braseington. nod Gems A CHALLEZIOL MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons. late in his Majesty's Service, challenge the whole World to prove a single instance where their medicine and method or cure have failed of the desired effect. the practice of many years its this particular branch of their pro' essitm, has not given rise to one unaticcessfol case '['hey continue to direct their undies to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of • the syg. tem which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful effects of a habit long and most tviihappily p by the yinstis of both sexes. Its the one it will be Imola to be the itufailing source of barrenness: the other have its ravages fr. ally developed toi them by a distressing state of debility, which, if not timely re. medied, terminates is impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects, while consumption, loss of muscular power, and various nervous complainti, usually characterise (in earliest Nagai of this solitary vice. Of persons languishing under the disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple, and has never proved unsuccessful in the course of a long, laborious, and mech. extended practice. In the moat obstinate and complicated cases of emend inlet.. don, suck as obstruction+ in the urethra l spoor, excrescences, hard tumours, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, g [mtg. as also Strictures ' whether recent or of heti duration, and which have baffle d the skill of other Practitioners are ..by like's present improved plan of treatment effectually and penraii assay cured, without the patient suffering the excruciating pa a and alarming Hemorrhage which frequently follows the applies. Mon or the lunar caustic. hi the course of their extensive practice i n t his metropolis, numerous cases of S I'RIC ['UK lin have heft and are daily under their care, the total eradication of which is efe feeted by a sate, certain . , and expeditious mode of cure supeitce to any other yet adnp ed. The weakness, relaxation, and debt. lity, proceeding from this complaint are speedily removed, and the Matto restored to sound and vigorous health. But whey* the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance In their restorative remedies Is indispensably . requisite, to revivethe bertng sparks tit life, and to reanimate the consdtutiom. 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Excitein nta t.) thr ft-Id, or speech for [nice, • Sure fs., or 10:4, %%kat I. or is not. st'rrrs As stuff tor Paraines. We have received your letters full of hive; Your wrong, t!te iiiiibasaidor4 of love ; An in • maiden couneVs rated thou A 4 boillblSt, Mt a. 11j ;o the t !—Sti A Ke. A ii,re rioir the book way full fi; lug rubab!e 11. and fur ha, pal t he hardly believed 4 word of it. Mvirr to Pope, Pr4ireil Inc J. Sooter, No.l, Pasernoyter raw. • SALES BY AUCTION. GREAT KEWAS MINE, MONTGOMERY CANAL, LONDON FLOUR COMPANY, RUS4ELL AND SURREY INSTITU rION SHARES. By Mr. SCOTT, On Fe WAY, Jan. ti, at Twelve, at the Mart, Linition, GREAT KEWAS MINE, Twenty Shares London Flour Company, Forty Shares ; Montgomery Canal, Russell and Surrey institution Shares. Particulars at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; the Mart; and at the °lkea Mr. Scott, No. U, New Bridgenstreet, London. PRTCE SEVEN-PT ". 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The aniuring work of Comes a ma Fide, so creditable to the 4 tabor', is, in our opinion, surpassed by these " Nouveaux .itites."—Gentleinan's Mag. LOLA. AND sustt.icat. Dlciiollelb.lll Y. PATRON—liss Royal Highness the Duke of You. eseVillloll9. Earl of Egremont John Latouche, M. P. Earl of Leitrim. Col. W. Jones, M. P. Hon. Col. J. Barry, M.P. Col. H. Clements, M. P. int eo x —Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London rr HIS INsTITU;rION, established for the eecio. -A. sive Treatment and Cure of the VENEREAL DISEASES. and their dreadful consequences,' as Strictures, Debilities, lileeta. titots, &c. has to hoist the cure of no less than 2,000 Patients, an. nually, many of.whom have keen afflicted from 10 to 20 years. The early symptoms of Gonorrhea and Chancre are cured In a few days by Nir. Kiernan's supetior and efficacious mode of treatment, and that weakness and derangement of the genetenve organs, which impair the constitution, and shorten Id., are here more successfully treated than on any other plan. Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as usual, by either sex, at his private house, No. 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford-square, where letters from Town and Country are to be addressed.and "the necessary advice and medicine will Ise given or sent to any part ottlie kitiviont. This day was published, Trice 4s. board., by F. Kiernan. a Second and improved Edition, of a Practical freatise on the Ve nereal Denim and its Consequences. Sold by Sherwood and Ckai • No. 20, Patents:miter-row ; Higbley and Son, E:4, FlAt-atreet; ' Callow, Crams-wart, Solar; and ty all other booksellers. CAVENDISH SQUARE, ON THE SOU l'H SIDE. DESIR A M.P. FAMII.Y R EMI) ENCE, recently fitted up, Capital SIX STALL STABLE, Double COACH-HOUSE, &c. By Mr. ROBINi, At Garrairay's Coffee-House, 'Chanue-alley, Cornbill, on Wco waso/ty, the i7th January, 1111$, at Tweve o'clock, A VERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE.; comprising a Desirable FAMILY It ESIDENCE, recently put into very excellent order, and fit f ,r the L nniediate occupa • lion of a FAMILY of DIS INCTION, situate No. gs, on the South Side of Caverid;sh-square; THE PROPERTY OF A NOBLEMAN; _ _ Containing—Upper Storey, 3 Sleeping-Room;; Second Storey, two excellent Bed-Cliambrrs with Closets, and a Dressing-Room with a Water-Onset ; on the Principal Storey, a spacious Draw flog-Room in trot r, handsomely fi tted top, Windows to the Floor, *going to a Balcony the width of the Home, connounicating by folding Doors to a Back Drawing-Room, eorrespondently fitted up—beyouctwiiicil there is a Boudoir; on the Ground Floor, an excellent Etitrau , le Hall paved with black dots, a capital Dining- Parlonr with Alroved itecc..s, Gen•Lman's 'Morning and Dregs ing-R oms,and Water Clset; Baietneax, Housekeeper's Rooms, Servants*-1141, Vu. ler'.-Pantry, ,Larder, &e. ; a detached Kit• cheat, and other Offi:es ; a 'very capital and eiten.ive Wine. t Cellar, Wasti-Haut, Laundry, and store-P num o'er; adjoin ing to ',Liu tli-re is a tit simi Stable, two Oncia-lioti•es, w,th Harness • ! Man's Room and Loft over; Arta in front, with Naultor lot Coats, St:. and :-.ervatals' EntraGc.. 'robe viewed by l':ckets. Particotar4 may be had nn rho Pre mises ; of M isrs. Farrar and Ar.iio.3 , :n, :4 , lHturi, .I.incnln' t Inn-aeldb ; at Garrawarb ; and of Mr. 1t0 , ..if t, Warwick -bracer, Golden-square, of warm I ickets tor vd-wivg 'nay be had. 814 KiHlKE,between %VANTAGE anti tUtQialitt FOKI). A eapitai Fret/100d Fstre, the Mrow or litrarra Nhnor or IVI-1A IVONI 3, au-.I ti.e FARM, ur.v.ir ts ut four 14nt,,:r.11 and tu.ty•tbree Acres, Trlic fifte, aad Lan: 7 Fas rederined. TO BE SOLD RV AUCI lON, • Vy Air -.R0111:4:4,_ At Corrawars, Wee/41013AT, the i7tit January, ay Twelve o. lock, in Oile unle.a an acceptable offer be previausli imade• to purcha,r by Pi iv.ve Contract, rIIHE very vailuthie FREEHOLD ESTATE, li Tytlio free and exonerated from 1.a.1.1-tax, the NIANIOK or MANOR of WHA I'COW.3, and WHAT COMPI FARA], ;Amite by the turnpllce-rold, In the patisli ref Ft./Ail, between Wantage and Hstogertord, a fie part of thy ciit.ii;y of Composing an excellent Elms House, %vial Vaci, Gay4et,s, Darns, Stables, and all necessary Ow. butt tolg., and ups igg its of 413 Acres of rich Mea.tove, ta.isture, Wyk-, mist *hood famdsall lyinglompact and d vidtd Into c;if. terwt flu Insures by thriving quick fences,. and in a good state of cultiva ' ; let to a most re , pectabl. tenitit on lease tor eight year. trom Michaelmas last, at a ntiol.rate cent. m iy, at a small eipencr, be made a plt:asant resi dence for a Gentleman ; it is very near to Mr Ward's lox hounds and to a pack of harriers, and a short distance only from tl.e Kennet and Avon and Wiltshire Canals; eight miles from Huts. gerford, s'x from Wantage, 20 from Oxford, and about 64 :roil' London. It is a very desirable Property for investing money—it is near good markets, anti in a highly respectable neighbourhood ; excellent Nada in all d'rections. _ _ May be viewesd by applying to Mr..l horns. Dearlove, the te nant, where Particulsra may be had ; and at the Bear and Crown, Reading ; the [llll4 at Wantage and Hungerford ; Lamb, Walling ford ; ?Olean. Newbury ; White Lion, Bath I White Hart, sa &bury t Castle, :alt-hill; the Bell, at Henley; at Oarraway's ; and es Messrp. liesthow and Alban, SOlL:hors, Stone e•stldingh, Lincoln's Inn ; and Mr.Robitis, aNtrick-strett, Gulden-square, where a Ptati may be seen. PHEMLAR • PROFESSOR ItON bLETZACEI intnrms 1. die PuSiic, that hp twist, ni Priire, d. a lie the lahour of receiving the mit. of Patitivs, or lewd cal ca•eit hinver i -r lib ratty aceorn.ianied; but he crtntinttes scull th e above spec !tc, the rtirrhie di.ctivery ever introduced into England, by his 4 el':lgctur, Mr. - M:tivrtx, Nn. :16, Seymour-place, Rryanston-sgtiare„ London, where it may be ha I trona 'We've till 1 twee. Its repu tation is now established, an.i the astonishment of Lhe English Voysicians at its prodigious effects cannot he described. Lille Mercury or Inoculavon, it forms an era in physic—it causes no pain nor confinement. and is nor taken internally. Is used in all derotigements of the distincthe organs. It is beyond coint.arison the best remedy for all irregularties lower& dig from such derangement, for chlorosis, or green sickness, ai'd 'or incontinentia urialse After acro-ct•enirrit it is singularly serviceable. In sterility it is dec.dedly ..ffectud. Bait m floor albus, distressing and otten so fatal to feniates, and grptorrintra simples, ta sleet, each incurable by other meaus, it is absolutely iatallible. In siphylis it is useless. . . Übe price of a packet, and inie packet suffices, Is one pound sterling. A paclzet weighs only an ounce, and it can be sent by post to any distance. Letters to Mr. Marin should be pnst-paid, and notes sent to him should be cur. On the day he receives au oro,r and the price, he semis the remedy by post, a paper of instruelons, accompanies. No abatement to bnyers of large quantities. Or ders recemed for Mr. Martin, by Monsieur liogne, kilt Sr. Ho nore, Parts. Uccultly penetrative, actively sympathetic, inteasoly corrobo rant, the extraordinary and exquisite properties Phendals, or the Remedy; its tran4cendent and plastic potency in restoring and In vivifying; it peculiar prolific principle, all "render it sweet• reign, unrivalled, and invaluable. DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. IIHESE Pills long since obtained a just celebrity in the private praotice of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON, Apothecary; and from their great success in many obstinate bilious disorders, on numerous Patients of distinction. parti. culirly the Duke of BEDFORD, the - Dowager Lady SAY and SELF, the Viscountess BULKEI.EY, &c. ar.c. he was per. suadcd to offer them t. the Public, under the sanction of their names. They are found to be an incomparable remedy for indiges. tion, and restoring the tone of the stomach. They remove ha• hitual and tt mporary coativeness, sick head-achs, and hean-burn, whether arising from the acrimony of the redundant bile, intem. perate diet, or drinking to excess, and will be found a most valuable Medicine to be resorted to upon every indisposition, oe.- mooned by disordered state of the Stomach and Bowels. Sold by Messrs. Butler and Sons, No. 4, Cheapside, London; in hoses At 2. skl. 6s. and 2111. and also by the principal Book sellers and Medicine Venders in every Town. THE CASE OF A NOBLEMAN. BY desire of a Nobleman, aged .54, Mr. R TUE* publishes the following Case, that persons in a siudiar svag may know what will relieve them : Vexation and Afilictinn brought on, many years sine., Netvme Complaints, Kelaxatlor, and Debility : immense qiiantities of Me dicines impaired his stomach, and produced Acidity and Flan k:ice, and a tram of nervous affez:iints, 'which molested peace, comfort, and erjoyment,,lty irritations, humors, fears, tient'ilings, id gout 7, transitiAt pains ; and his head was grievuoidl- di,' relie d with liiseivir,s.,!itia . tin is, ridfliness, /Ice. In this ' citable state, Laving, as be believe', gone ll:rough the whole M.rcrla Medics, he bad recourse to Ryiner's Cardiac and Nervous i . inc•ut.e. from • the duly w.e cif which he oh:mined most com:orteble rtliel. N. B. Letters to Mr. Rymer, for Advice or Nl,dicires, will be duly aireade I to—Reigate, knit. tioiet Wholesale and Acted by Mr. It ymer's Apptilittniem, by Nle , srs. Sutton and Co. (late Dicey and Co.) No. lU, idow Church yatd ; and Retail by smith,la il, No. oil, I iaymarket ; t. oval sciange ; Baton a: .d Co. Oxford-street; F. Newbs.ry and bon, e;, at. Paul's Church-yard ; J. Harris, eorti..r of Led sire-weer: and by every Vender or Patent edic:nos in the United Kiegilotti, iu lso:iles, at its rid. his. 175 ; and in ont ;, at 3 ~ In which there is a considerable (If whom may be hail, pi ice ' butts tiS, Eigh:h inn, A I ract upoil tiyspepsy, ur Imligestion, and the Hypoctiondriall Disease; and upon the 'Tifton •iatory or Regular Gout, and the Atonic, Irregthar, or Flying Gout : with varlet's Cases of Nervous Bilious, Paralytic, and :spasmodic Affections ; Diseases of Hestia :ion and Debility ; Broken Constitution ; Habits imputed by In temperance, Climate, Ice. Together with the specifica inn to the medical virtues of that extraordinary Patent Medicine, the Car diac and Nervous Tincture; and of the various Diseases and Complaints in which it is administered; and of its Do.see, elects, &e. By James Rymer, Surgeon. . •