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►etenimetidl4 ritiie• V . atenteei. t.incoltes-irett. AVlsa• fir& : Wig .- . . Antrist ,• • Carlisle, • . s thereabouts 4 11*.ta %sovietised). Of mast voltiahlo. Meador.: and Pasture !And, within a ring. fence, weU watered and most beautifully wooded, and in - the most ptrfect condition. The River Pettercil running through it for near two miles (awe of the best Trout - Streams in the North of England; a•ul on which is a capital 111111 lately rebuilt, as is the Dwelling House adjoining. •1 5 1 w annual vase of the Estate is LI WV; or thereabouts, andl" when the full 'allotment of Coetmon is added to it by the :cint missioncrs, now dividing -Inglewood Forest, tire value. of it is computed to amomu to strove X2OOO per annum. Stich an Im. • proveable Estate is seldom offered to sale, and Is will worth the .Ittrnlion of Any Nobleman or Gentleman ineiturd to lay out.. mon-y in land. The House lain complete condition to receive a , family immediately., For further information and particulars, apply to Messrs. Craham. Kinderley, and DometUr, Lincoln's inti,witie whom'a Map and Plan of the Estate are lodged; and to Messrs. 411eunsey • aini Gilles, Carlisle. • sevO r iEHT _ . _ pees-hted, fbe favourite Marietta; ftom the eeleisratud •. ; •.- BEGGARS' CIPRA.• .*, artel* nbliatireatb, Mr. Harder; PV:actistinvil,• PvltisLautll 114•Eortnast Filch, Mr. Herring.' • Polly, Miiteillasaa4. It P r i a.' ll i l ristturrr, Mrs. Parkinson; Lucy, Mra..otreiu 9, - alQAei DnobleHornpipe in Fetters, by Mr. West, - and `Mu erten, from the Theatre Royal, Dubin, her 'first appear antenorstlits Vey: 7. wiles svElbe traded, a new Burletta;fram the admired • • - Entertainment of TWei STRINGS TO YOUR BOW. Doe Pedro,' Mr. Merry:Don Sanebn, Mr. Gibbs ; Ferdinand, Mr...iisughton ; Ostavinibir. Green ; J aorachio, Mr. Port and, Lisarillo, Mr. Hearing Clara, Islrs.Gicrn ; Leonora, Mrs. Price. loin toile opili at hatkasit tvg, and begin at Italf-pa,it six. The Candbistes must be ... . fifteen.. irrenteeh years of age. " • ..-••• 'llse Phut of cascades, may be obtained on appl#llll6 it lb& *try Office, or the Office of the Commissioner cif any of his MIT" jesty's Dock-yards ; Where also information may be obtained = 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 a99wed on being admitted Students, and of the offices to which they will be eligible after they have served the term of Avpreiniceship. TICANSPO , RT 0 --- FFICE, dauber 18, 181 i. THE CQMAIISSION.ERS fr,r CONDUCTING HIS MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT SERVICE,fur Wing Care of SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, andicr the Carissal Custody of PRISONERS of WAR, do hereby glue Notice, That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday the 19th of November, 1811, to receive sealed Tenders, ant treat with such Polon; as may be willing to'contract for Supplying MUSCOVADO SUGAR, CAROLINA RICE, • • PEARL BARLEY, and SAGO; For Six Months certain from the s th of January , 1812. i id No Tender will be received after one o'docii ox the day of My*, ithei any noticed, mules' the party, or an agent for him, personalty Mims& .' Each Tender Wait he accompanied by a LeMer from two respestildu Pet JONI, engaging to become bound with the Person tendering, is the MIT Of X 590 for the chisPerfirtuancesf the Contract. 4 Further poittieulars may b? ksurun, Sy anplyinsr at this VIT. TROTT/WS 'IIIILAIOIREp OF FOX. THE NEW EDITION was ready this dAy, 7,1- comp aniod by a POSTSCRIPT, .118ntaining flew Part, and a Reply to the .Animatkersloas of Party Welters, pike Its. as before. * • i The Footscetpt may be Had atoreiprlce Sii•pence. . ' SO ) Pememst er-ravo. October la. 181' AntLyet the wbolmOtue Mali, otskettedgdizsg • .., . .' Though with the pure exhiliratiog soul , Of netrlment and health, and vital powers, Beyond the search of art, 'ti, copious blest. 1' meklbti. ENOLIII4I DIET DRINK—THE PER marsom- cm ..,, '. VEGF.TABLE MEDICINE. .. •-• ' THE remarkable. instances that occur. :gaily in proof of the irresistible effiktcy of this Vegetable Medi cine, In Consumptions., Altlimas, Dropslesin act kin :a Of Fe ver—in Nervous and 1-4;3o6omila:it Comptatnusis iti...a.' and I and Scurvy, in Semphula, and in the inunense Carirty elf tli:tur dt;ta springing frota tittbditated habits, from impoverished dud from impure blood, runt justify the Vrogrietots is clutUettgiog the whole body of regular Physictans to produce frtim all the boasted treasures of their Pharmacopeia ant drug, or cornbiriae tiro of dregs, that, on well-tried eepeelments, has been lotted rho equally beneficial to the sulTeret, in these lamestable as As to the irregular pretender to marvellons dice 0141111011 vouchers for cures are bin too frequently the ingeolotts s. of his own invention, or at best sustaisedzinly by the liturgist* of pilaw and Interested indigence, whose repu.ation in the heat. In' art being acquired by Magic, most be main:alined by mil acla, $e would ill become the Proprietors of the English Diet Drink to enter into shy rival competition. This declaration will nut be Itisputed to presumption or vanity, when It is recollected that they claim no merit from the invention of the medicine; that bolloggs solely end exclusively to Dr. Joshua Webster—a man wheel profound botanical researches eminently qutilified him . to instruct othen In the right application of herbs to litmus maim , dies-yak° had no less than sissy years eatepsi4spotiliAttat • practice—and whose claim to the titles of human*, 11161; iod enlightened, have been long sanctioned by the greatest names In Europe and 'America. Such a man may stately, without, arm ga ce, be allowed to assert ar much right to public confidence as the most celebrated Member of the Royal College of Physicians. —AU the merit the Proprietors claim for themselves, is that of scrupulously and faithfully, in the preparation of their inedteirie, following the directions contained in Dr. Webster's'own Recipe. • now in their possession. Sold In Halftpint Bottles 45. Pint ditto 7s. ed. and in Quart ditto 14s. duty included. Those who wish cur more particular information on the cha racter and properties of the English Diet Drink, and of the 13 s , ure and variety of the cures it has effected, may consult Dr. Web. meet excellent work en tha subject, a new edition of which is just pisblished by the Proprietor, price Ss. in hoards; and a small ' Pamphlet, price is. 6d. containing a hat of thirty remarkable curets, which all occurred in 1810. Sail wholesale only by the sole Proprietors, E. Mee and Co. Borough High -street, and by one at least in every cortaideralde town in the United Kingdom; and by the following Venders in London, by their Agents : Messrs. Howard and Evans, Lung lane, West Saiiihfied ; F.lllutscm, chemist and druggist, 181 i, Bo rough; Bolton's Medicinal Warehouse, front of the Royal Exchang e, Cornbill; Culetworthy, chemist and druggist, 144 , Whitechap:l; 1 Mldgley, chemist and druggist, 4 9, Strand; Hudson and Co. else- mists,..t.c. 27, Haymarket; Ward, 324, liulburn ;ao4l Mattress, perfumer. ss,,Flee t-st reet. , . . ._- 'lids day via intlghibrclitoOke SAM. • . N Experimental Eiarriination of the last Etliti od d of the Phantacopteia Lerndrbenvia; Remark., 4;9 or., yew dl ' a Tranaation and Armotation4. By RICHARD PHILLIPS. Bnld by WlKim GeorgtLyird, Lombard-strrn ; aort. T. Uuelt•rwobd; No. 40,Aast StattlafteL. ".„;, • Ibis day was published, in 2 Vols. irro. price tit boards 141. A New Edition, bring fbe Stztb,of E!: M 0143 TO COUlsts'ltY, • GONGIiEGA 'IIO.I•4§..I-Ey,i'ii tate Rev. GEORGE IiAGGIFT, M. A. Rector of reachemwal l , Norfolk. printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 61 2 St. Paul's Chrr.l. - - yard ; soh! aistrhy J. kiatcliarrl, No. l9o`, Flu Ydilly. • • Of whoninity he had, by i e Author, -A Familiar 'treason An tiie ' The Third ELtion, ptica 6d. or Se, a dearrt.. • - DOCTOR FOTHERGIL'd FEMALE PILLS. THIS celebrated Medicine has been long known for its Infallible efficacy In removing female obstructions ender which the sex are so apt to slate at an early period of life, rocibsioresthe female constitution is entirely formed ; the same disease, Ris,well known, abyss $ tAtes pace after she age of forty ; the use of £3r. FOTHERGIL's FEMALE pu.i.s cannot be ton strongly reconamended to the notice of every Female at there two periods; when the girl is passing• on toward womanhood, and liable so a variety of disorders from obstructions ; and afterwards, towards the turn of life, when the habit of every woman under goes-a change, in that species of disorder called Green Sickness, which is denoted by a pale sickly countenance, and proceeds from a general relaxation of the eystetn, attended with a lassirede and want of inclination to move, Fothergors Female Pills are a most sovereign remedy; the/ antrnd the appetite, correct the vl tiatedveate of the stomach and dig :stive organs, vthere there is inclination for eating chalk, and the most unhealthy trash, awl where, from indolence of the pwient,droptical symptoms are apt to arise; they remove nervous head-ache and giddiness, shortness of breath, and palpitations of the heart, and all the other train of disorders which are connected with the above complaints. To married women they are no less beneficial, they invigorate the contacts-ion, give tone and firmness to the habit, and are the best restorative where the woman is weakened by bad lyings ho, her health Impaired by too long suckling, or where she h.ts been sub ject to frequent miscarriages. In all these sltuatious Fothergil's Female Pills may be regarded as the 'female sheet-anchor of ' health, and resorted to as a never-failing remedy against the mast desperate and incurable diseases which afflici the sex; they should be in the possession of every mother and guardian of the young femhles as astamily medicine. Sold at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row,• London; and by most Country BookaeUers and Medicine Ven dersriu boxes at 2e. 9a. each. TRANSPORT 01;FIC Oetoberut. 1611. THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING . . NM- 11f, t oJES77:' , TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking Core 9; SYCKaod WOUNDED SEAMEN, and for the Care and ; Cal:eh:y . of PRYSOICTRS of WAR, do hereby give notice, ; .;Tlotst they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday .the 12th of November, /811, Co receive scsded Tenders, and treat with such Persons al may be willing - to contract for VICTUALLING SICK PRISONERS of WAR on board I.A CATON Hospital Ship at PLY MOUTH, for Sic Months certain, from the Ist of -431Itillry, N o tender he received oftei ~o'clock on Me deb of treaty, nor any noticed union the party, or an agent for hiar, personally attcnd. • Each tender most be accompanied by a letter from two r.vertable per- j cons, engaging to become hound nvith the person tendering, iirthe :um of ;E5440, for the doe performance of the contract. Farther particulars may be kiloton by applying at this Office, or to Captain Pellinve, Milt Prison, Plymouth. IV GREAT EVENT POR ENGLAND. 11E11. INVITLIATI INTCILWAL ENEMY •IPASTED• MANY laudable. attempts have heretofore been made in vain to arrest our Great Internal Enemy, via. CONSUMPTION (by Foreigners called England's Plague), 'Uwe:ay Thousand Persons having fallen under its tyranny an nually, for centuries past—a fact allowed by the faculty. What people in general consider very lightly, namely a Common Cold and Cough, has usually been the primary cause, avouch, what ever will check Cough effectually, should be speedily resorted to, as it is better to prevent than to core.—Mr. MADDEN, the Proprietor of the V EGF.TABLE ESSENCE, for the Preven tion and Core of Consumption, Asthma, and the very many : Pulmonary Complaints, comprehending also the Hooping Cough, ;the destroyer of Children, feels it a duty incumbent on him to •urge the Public at large to a speedy adoption.of it in cases of Cough —He has kept an open Dispensary for the last five Years, 'for the Benefit of the Poor, in which time he has had the grari ' ?cation to relieve,three Thoucaml Persons; and can' with truth say, that it has never yet felled of giving speedy relief in cases of Cougll, however severe. RECENT CASES: . . From Mr.THOMAS Amis., it, Orartge-st reet, Red-Son-square. " Sta—l feel it a duly it:con:bent on me to acknowledge with gratitude the efficacy of your Vegetable Essence sm behalf of my wife, who was afflicted with a periodical cough for ern years, A . . • Ou the ist of I annary,lBl , 2, will be published, the'Firkt Number of a New Grand Natiimal Magazine retitled THE MENTOR.---This viork• will be introelitteti to the noticelsed tturonoge ef the Public by an ihclon Sistiseription, whirls offers to all lovers of Literature, to the Fa-' raft, o' Patriliea, and to every in•lividual to whom Science and ktootittly are objects ,of attention, more and greater advantages • than the limits of an advertisenient will allow us to enumerate.— Evitapectuset may he had at the Mentor-Office, Is, Ivy-lane, Pa terresicr-ro-u; 'London, and of all respectable Booksellers in the United Mott:runs. gefr km Published, at the Mentor-Office, and may be had as sbinv I. S, Illekson's Catalogue of Scientific Books for Idi I.- coPet4,l.froin _Or: celebrated Libraries of the lake Alexander Dalrymple, P.sq, F.K.S. And Hydrograplter to the Board of Ad miralty; Atidtrit Meeker, LL.D. and. l. 1t..d.; Dr. Suomi Beesley (Silbert/ of St. Aisaish), (;gorge Oli via, Fs+ F RS.. and Secretary to the Roy a l Soekty: Rev. Ne• vil Maskelyod, Astronomer Royal, L.L D and F.R.S.; and I beriva Cava.lo, Esq. Y.R.*.—Antong this valoahle collec3ou are' sonic v, ry curious and scarce article-. • • FASB lONABL IL DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, pri..att ly taught, at No. 19, Sh.ffrard-street, Golden-square, to l.as cs and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that satenntjlisbment; or have not the modern stile. Mr. ALL EN'S s):+tent of teaching is expressly studied for those to whom it k an object to acquire easily th.t faslionable requi site for gemeci society - exceditiously, privately, and ins superior style - of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private seatislng may learn at a small expense, with a respectable set of pupils, On the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing tasebt t7:e most ele2, - ant fancy dances, and al; the superior parts of *e profession. 'f he Subscription Assemblies are every Pt iday. • ' • ONLY 6,500 TICAETS. WritfitAORIOINA RY LITTLE LOTTERY , X-41`05PFIVELY HE LAST THIS YEAR T Willi CA • •lc ' LAS. GUESTONIAN MEDICINES. OBSERVATIONS ON BILIOUS COMPLAINTS. WHOEVER ex,amines the mechanism of the, human frame, will see how fearfully and bow wonder fully we are made; he will also see the necessity there was fur mankind being endowed with rational faculties, for no other br ing can resort to liquid fire for destruction; fur nmwithsranding the all-wise Creator has plAced that powerfal monitor called Bili ous in the breast of 'every man, we yet see numbers of our fel low creatures indiscriminately indulging la that unfortunate pro pensity to intoxication, till disease puts a stop' to their inchnoi derate pursuits ; whence begins one oP the firs: causes of Bilious complaints ; imperfect digestion which can never be completely I removed, but where the stomach has the power of producing a good fermentation, and consequently little or no nutriment can be conveyed to the body, where a want of digestive process in CH A1..1.11/44.3b. • MESSRS. CUR ItlE and Co. Surgeons, Late in hi. Majesty's Service, challenge the whole world to prove a single instance where their Medicine and method of cure hays failed of the &deed effect. The practise of rainy years in this particulat branch of their profession has not given rise to out '1 case. FITAIaff All: SU 1.114210 R Sel lE VALUE 'l . O THE _ NIE. 2 Prize§ of ittl,6oo ... pre ...sC32OCIa *, • 6,Qcp 4 -.— , 4 ' • , , • , ' • 6 lt , o 1 . 2 ..... .. ; ... ' 60 12 . 2r, . 1,Y50............ 1i.... ....... , 14,150 'N.B. -‘08; tali It is coos:lard that in the late October Lottery Mete mere Opsearila of three time,. as miar'rickrts sold as what this Uttle. Lottery cootaitti, it must he evident the Tickets can not be wear st•iiicient for the u,ual ,remand. l'he. Contractors Vas Gviettlatnt, aoldous to rteaive public approbation, are de ficrininetl ttt 'rake no advantage of this ceetaih scarcity, and now imille.4 the Pickets to the Public at the vtry low prier of 19. Gu i hut -at the saute time • reit/scattily adv'tse an. idinted.iate ap iptioation td sonie !Amery Office.; for Li the-purchases are delayed till near tl.e Drawee, it is iuoia than prol.ahle that 'Detect and Sliares'etiOnot be etr.ained at any price, there tieing • . ' .! ONLY 6,509 - 1"ICKli1g - - . Scsityrly tlieswhole damand in Town sail Country, and .all of Pew most be drawn . . 'I ',.!1'51)A V, 197r0 14r.xT NIONTR (NOVI.PriStR) .._ _ hslucoitzuric 1)1-LO PS IT is Votthy tihservatiuit , the ottatervits Cases that base stirceedel by the u:e of .Pll.sl2tUrtli'S P.CfEtri 'AR*l4:ttbklo3•llC DROPS; ar.l the foilbseloi remarkable in pan rtectar..4l; In a ',lliadic abed woman who a:Tiled for their. 'anis the lbsponsahy, 1.5.-24)bn-square, London. She complained ' of great d e bility:nod nervous irritatina, appetite had, with a gip- oval depression of kreathirg ; her case not heing et dint:demerit:, elle Lad tried palliatives Witt oat any success. She took tVe Medi cine, thonigh Ate Proprietor stated the iniprdbabiliar of its being' of serview;.in z.. nigot,th Ow walked:frotn .I..anthinb,.livong reco vered.hrr sitingdt,apti..Apsetitc, spd increased her patio from the depressed stitelt hal been In. Nosi this effect can only he ac• counteilinc by thr n;tklicine eigtillivini ttlerstomaoti and slige•- thm, hod esertingkie powers . 01 the habit lib deep-suetted eh *cruel 01 Or knit. s, t he civet range is. produces in . die_ gout nil licaleli, t dutpes, io thcie: iiiov7 effstrt.ss!og cat, a. in rot p • I- , -----, *- • N.lhst, ake. its effects are letieraft - . A whit.h baffled all medical aid, and h came increasingly worse, which had reduced her to a mere shadow, till at length, hi a very providential way, she beard of your medicine,!and after taking one (mimic-found great relief, and continuing to take It agreeably to your directions i her cough has entirely left her. should have wrote before (her cough having been removed for more than eighteen months) but have waited to see if it would ,return; and finding it does no:, I can no longer refrain returning my most grateflil thanks; and may you live to witness a shrike CAW on thousands of your fellow-creatures, is the sincere prayer of, Sir, your most obedient humble servant, " THOMAS ABBY." " No. 11, Orange-street, Red Lion-square, May 13, 1811." From Mr. 1. Xz !A N c, 3, East-street, Oueen's- square. " Sin-1 feel great pleasure in acquainting you, that your^Ve. getable-Essence alone has happily relieved my servant, Mat) • Clark, from a very troublesome const tuitional cough, with which she has been afflicted, by her account, these•last seven years. I beg you to accept my sincere thanks for your generous assistance to her, and if you think proper to publish this' ore, I feel it my duty to give my verbal testimony to any inquirer. I am, Sir, your most obcdion servant, 1. XEMENEE." " East-street, Queen-square, April 12, lin 1." A amid Pamphlet, containing an Account of its Virtues, and the Testimonies of nearly a hundred Lauies and Gentlemen, el high respetahility, in its favour, may be had at Mr. B. Madden's, t, Gloucester.street, Queen -square, Bloomsbury; at Mr. Haw kins, Mineral Water Warehouse, No. 13, Old Bend-street; Mr. Perrin, No: s 5, Southanipton-street, Covent-Garden ; Kne vett, Allies, and Baker's, 87, Bartholomew-close, West Smith field; Miss Randall's (late Tutt), adjoining the Royal Exchange Gate, Coniiiill; Mr. Huguenin's, Perfumer, 33, Haymarket ; Mr. Mai trases, 85, nee-street; Mr. Sanger's, 150, Oxford-. street ; Mr. Clark's, 20, liighsstrert, Borough; Mr. Sass's, sorn e r of Kirg-street, Holborn ; Mr. Brennantre, 158, Bishops gate Without ; Mr.. Ward's, near Middle-row, Holborn ; Mrs. Moses, -Coutectioner • Hampstead; Mr. Binns, Cheapstrect , Bath; Mr. Bolen's, born-atreet, Bristol; Mr. Kerner's, Cul. cheater; blessrs.Meegy and Chalk's, ..'helrrisford.; Messrs. Bro die, Dowding, and Luxford's, : , alisbury ; Mr. Washbourn'a, Glaueststett Mr: Newhery, Dublin; and at Mr. Trutniau's, Latter; price tid.; whore also maybe had the Essence itself, in liottles price Is. cacti, the stamp included.—'flee Proprietor will only add. spoonful of this Invaltrablelees zaratiort b ai taste it is as the stomach exists; the want then, of this operation bring so duly performed, as to make good chyle, from which the blood is made, accounts very clearly why all persons labouring under such a misfortune, must consequentls be subjected, more or less, to all that string of disorders which originate in an impure state of the blood : viz. Leprosy, Scurvy, Jaundice, Dropsy, &c. The efforts of Medicine in an advanced stage of Biliops dis ease has been very feeble indeed, so much so that in some parti cular stages of its progress, it has scented to defy Medical inter ference, as havjng marked;he victim for its own; but such appre hensions need not he encouraud, since the discovery of the Gues. tumuli Alterative Bilious Pills: for although in some disorders , the knife' of the Anatomist, and the inquirier of the Cliymist k united, cannot trace the valise; yet happily for mankind, such is not the case to bilious disorders, nor any of its attendants, which ha; enabled the inventor of the Gaestoinan Medicines to offer to the public his Chytnical Discoveries, which are the result of a minute investiranott into cite causes and effects of bad bat. I have been thus explicit, with the tole view of bring tinder 'stood by all who may read my remarks, as they will certainly di rect them the road which lead; to perfect health :but if front their own indolence and weakness, in falling into the et tors I have so 'studiously recommended their avoiding, they should contract any of these disorders, they even then, may secure& retreat from pain and misery, by taking my Bilious Alterative Pills, which wilt sous excite the wished-for fermentation; and expel flatulence; whereby easels restores) in a few minutes, and nothiLg but a want of common prudence can prevent these Medicines curing every complaint that has its origiiiin a Bilious cause. These Pills being of an antiputrescent quality, has given them a decided prefix:awe to every other Medicine in the cure of Leprosy and Scurvy, ruby the opinions of all Medical writers on those diseases, they can be cured only by antiputrescent remedies. . Having finished my remarks on Nervous and Bilionscomplaints, the reader will perhaps look for cinie salutary observations on Head-ache ; and although I confess the sufferings of many, being such as to border closely on insanity, should induce meto give au opinion thereon, I ant nut able to bring those pains under one g,- neral disanct-description, as originating in such d:fferent chases, may be more properly belonging to some one of tiredisease. Insets beset trearing un—it will therefore he necessary for those afflicted with Head-ache, to consult me or any medical gentleman, t bit are Medicines; in all those cases --' `lee - satisfied witli . the cause ; it the same unsuccessful They continue to direct theiretudies to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the system, - which Is the consequence of the pernicloes and wailefal effects of • habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youths of both sextet In the one it will be founil to be the unfailing source of barren- Gess ; the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a dis tressing state of debility, which, If not timely refuelled, terininates in impotence. These art its remote and ultimate effects, while con sumptions, loss of muscular power, and various nervous complaints usually characterise the earlier stages of t his solitary vice. Of per sons languishing under the dirorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple and has never proved unsuccessful, In the course of a long, laborious, andlnuch extended practice. In the most obstinate and complicated cases of venereal infection, suck as obstructions in, the urethra, spsogy excrescences, hard cud moursicallous ulcers, eruptions, seismal weakness, sleets, as else STRICTURES, • Whether recent or of long duration, and which have baffled the ddllofodite Prutitioner. ; are by their present improved plan of reatmest, effectually and permanently cured; without the patient sufferingthe excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage which' often foilowsi the application of cite !weir caustic. In the course of en years extensive practice La this metropolis., numerous eases of. Strictures have been and are daily tinder their are, the tots .rad:cation'of which are effected by a safe, certain, and expolds tious mode of practice, superiOr to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility procutsling Irom this complaints Is speedily remove!, and the pa tent seitured to unmilnand Us. gorous health.. But where the debility has for 7ears existed, a proper perseverance In their restorative remedies, atter the stria. Lure has been destroyed, is indispensably 'requisite to revive the awaiting sp: rks of life, and to reanimate the Constitution. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the first respectabWer, have beenpinder the care of Messrs. Currie and co. tor the re. moval of complaints of the Urethia, Strictures, &c. and, havini received a radical and permanent cure, request that reference, %say be made to them as satisfactory evi dences of the decided Nig pertin ity of Messrs. Carne and Co.'s plan of treatra or. hisav at these Gentlemen have had Strictures from ten to twenty years antilhad been under the care of Messrs. Home and Hesvisids‘ and other surpeosis of equal emit: mice, who attempted the con by - application of the lunar manic, without success. Currieand Co. may boconsulted by either sea with the . . r • Illt.Ates.tke.bca, . .. the, r re h reate..ll; 'l , • t eti ory,iheuina'.-- - - - aktns, ipTloo4lbli, . ..., ' . , , that a single tea . Messrs.. ,a s t e:T b e e ta — r - ra n ss o ly t a "- atiesssasal as ,phmon - -1 .02:1 ; lit ins solve.. 00 --- an - li gre a atost 4oo4; de a l r i deo cacy . , , s p ec a r ti e e e n y t , s a in e.l the ho co no u u nt r, rv at ar that e lat.ncitslithe4. - -. 1 Aease to ask flit kit,. • -.... for a s grotvo•ct ....hi , appeerancliand ' • ikstkertratv rnmstroug enuthetf.t.ts,r. . MIAS ( ' the "particulars of thetr, case, age, and gtneral habit of Ilvfd L tea.: bc- Ninfeit 4 luti F . il ' a lul° '''' _.......i. as white win •id tliat" objtsta of ebitity nt ~. 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NJ. , ..• P • • ' .• .• a , c ,, , , 4' s t • • ••.. • ' 1 i '', ,1 V 7.111$ 7i 14:11 , 1n A erq VI ./Al. : ',, ).. , ) 4' ` Ate . ~• , • v b .A..... ... .. ~,... •, .• - • - - - :. . •. • • ..,..„. ,•-•,.,., ...a.: tri: XV itai it• ~.::: - . ~.. - . ! . • . ."" -•• . - . -,-.- , A Ns.. Ir . 1 • *.-, :." • •-,'. ".., - , -.. 1 : --• ~•• 5.--::•-- t- .. .7 , ": 41 1101. , .. --, 4 11; it i" . __. . . . . . .', '*' ' ' ' • - • • 1211114111"li ' llih " .4 r 23 1 1 e leii2telli412 = 1 ` =" ~ •,. : 7 , * ' t: • '''.? r ', ' ' I! if itt ► jai 1689 1 , . '.:, • • . .. - s.ilt,:j ...* P ',TUESDAY, OCTOBER, 29, 18U. . . • • . • , ' .. s• friateast,xfoxcE , }mortiskwir .. . ~ . • ____,...„..• ..___.... • ............___ ....... ...._ - . .: '- . tiiii t titE iWY A.L„ 90 VlOll. '?-04%itiiN• SUPERIOR CLASS or IHIPWRIGHT APPRENTICES. ' BASPINDiof SOYSII, o.toior.; 181 1 . , il? HISVYA T. tilt EINTESq Tar PRIRCE RECEhiTS •• ' • • • ' NAVY OFFICE, .MILT 8, 1811. erHE COURT tj DIRECIOR.9I the lINTBA. ' - IttlYAl 4 LirritttS %*ATENT. • • i; AVCOVC WA RM and COLP g ANA.% HI 3 PRE6ENT XVEINP(p‘ . GerODER 29, -hi Ry:His' M , alaspy.',6 Order in Council, dated 20th •a• COMPAA'T e IkIEIiVILIATI'Sf INCL 4Xb, deity. 1 " 'TM 84111 S, particidatly eakulazed and r nsendad' 1+ • - -• -• '.. wilthe perfOrsie , • - " September, 1603, a Plan of Education won established at to the EAST INDIES, 4 brekiiiitMtkol 1 tot •theivos . elfritosiltdovt Datil., dol Private Families In•Ttervn • '•* '' THE . ENGLISti PikEET. the RoYal Navalrollege, at his Majesty's Doelt-rid at Ports- 'That they will be ready to receive Proposds in Nothing, OD Or IpiOsuyi4bity may:be fixed is Dressiog.rooms or • st:y cubes. . ..... : ... • • Cattalo Vitxtestery Mi. TAY LOR ; • mouth, for a Superior Clans of Apprentices to Shipwrights, and , *Pie Wednesday, the Web inelpet, how. any Person Idle/ ' be heated when require.l in a very short time. Vldentine, Mr. SiIsiCLAIR • Ir I.IIIIIV esit, and are inalusfacttire.l 0:11y by the Patentee:, p hivii mr. ., t r Alg cH A -RD ; mainna i t; ' Mr. i tt y . I Twelve Persons Were admitted as Students' on the Ist day of I may be willing to let on freight good Copper-bettamienSHlPS: 'Amsted* sad Pulkanl t 76, Brest Vieen•strF..t, Lincoln's-inn. • Jane, Countess .1 Britanny, 'Mrs: POWELIt; . !pavan , . last. . of Ihe bintben of from 650 to 950 Tons, builders' inensilrefeint; tb o k bi st i m . • Adde r Counties of Alebt, Mrs. HUMPI,3I/.IES ;.. And itlaking determined that Six more Students shall be ad- 1 to - Be employed in the said Company's regular service* for one ; Aea.seidegplio and fashionable assoninent of Registers sod Katharine, Miss F.ERON ; • 'Sew . in Steel, . Bronze, and Japan ; Empyreal itir and . m i t r e d, the Principal Officers and Commissioners of his Majesty's voyage only. Isalsel, Miss BOLTON ; lattrelina,:.Mil.*VAWCETT.Flue Stoves for warming Churt.lies, ILE% Green- • Navy hereby give notice, that the examination of Candidates •fbe Tenders, with the words "Ship Tender," on the ewer, • • •To which win be aded.tlse earce of sestiisk. large Buildings; also au improved Kitehiet Apra- To RAISING TTIE WINP. will take place in his Majesty's Dolt-yard at Portsmouth, on i ttibe severally sealed up and left with the Secretary , at-or before , r itutopter..t, w:n rose.. isnii. brim, Sid steam, by ono small are. . , • . • the tklYof•November next, at Eight o'Clock in the morning ; and 1 lefreive n'Clnck, on the laid 30th instant, beyond which hour no To morrow, Measure for Measure, CtIfvfDERLIND . • OuThenday, Thai Woodman. •• . . - than such Persons as may be desirous. of becoming Candidates rptider will be received. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVA3I4 CONTRACT, . .---s-r--, -- •r":"' — '7" -- - ' " - • • I for admission , ire required to sesta notice o f their intention to - . • - --- JAMES COBB, Antaass Sevrdory. A. LL that Capital-MANSION HOUSI Ilta ' , • REGANCV.,OIII47/tr.., . 1 " . ;The particulars eftbe Terms ansliCondttions upon which the ...6.a.' &VI ATE, allied. BARROCR LODGE, In the Cw6tref • '''''• tiffTzwil AM-s'r, 8 ker., TOT Itig H A hi. t .o V *T-ittp AO. allowefil4s-wig be engaged for the-Conaway`, Service, MaY be Cumberland.wijoiniog the High-road from Penrith to Carlisle, rtlnb PRESENT EVENING, OtTOBER:29, or beforedle Navy lion . rd, o! the Commissioner of the aforesaid Yard, on the pt day of that month. hid upon application to Mr. John Madre, Clark to the Cons- being seven *ski distant from the latter, and eleven (ram the ..-...,...._ • ,-.....;,....5.i...5rmi the Candidates must be at least fifteen, and not more than mime of Shipping, on or after Saturday neit, the itth instant. fr .,......_ amer, 'clipinigg 930 Acres, or thereabouts (exclusive of the _ ... _,,. ,•• -,-......- ( mr , rlr - •• - , .. ilberbhif • will be tinned. foe the Company's grrvictri ma 7 be Cumberland, adjctiti hild upon application to Mr. John Marko,. Clerk to the Cons- being seven macs 4 tutee of Shipping, on or after katurday neat, the 12th instant. fanner, eolustinl VCIS:-: citra.ai#444Aid. • and Pasture AV Rl?' riel? Coliesti6n of•BOOKS.I4A PS, .art d A/6 mm , butifully w , RIN rs, many of which ark an sunarb Bindings; will ke River Pettereil run SOLD by ACC I'ION, by R. WILLIAM TrocknALE, at hest l'rout • Stream, I the New Assembly Rootni, Chekenham, on SATURDAY *next, c , n 1,,,, / min !may I the 2d, MONDAY, the 4th, and TUEVDAY, the 5,11 of No- • 1 3;, 111 ,,,,,, „ hie vember, 1811. Among other yaloahk'Workslare the following: w h en eh e f e ll • a u ou Lavater's Physiognomy, 3 V*. Imperial Quarto inissionlrs, now dl Graft's Antiquities, 12 yds. Quarto computed to smart HOglittb k l Workl, Folio, complete prtweable Estate is Camden's Beitamsla, 4 vols. Folio • .ittein ion. of any i Illp Johnson's Dramatic Works, gout* • triorvy in land. .i Cirdiner's I ii.tnry of Ceylon, 2 vols. Quarto family immediately Pallas's Travels in RU1.41. 2 vol.. Quarto For further inn Sir William Jones's Works, 13 vols. • Graham. Kinderle Boardman'. Veterinary Dictionary, Quarts Map and Plan of ti Costume of Russia, coloured Plates 40,1 Coks, Carlisle, Heath's Shakespeare, 6•vols. f,juarto Macdonald's Gardener's Dictionary, 2 vola. Otani, • Anlyet the v New Annual Register, 20 vols. • Though with English Encyclopedia, 10 vets. Quano Of notchnent Beaumont and Fletcher's Plays, 3 vole. Quarto Beyond the se iDr. Alkin's General. Biography, 7 vols. Quarts ENGLISH DI .Lord Orford's Works, 5 vuls. Quarto 'l, .. . Dr. Hunter's History of London, 2 vols. Quarto 'THE remar ' Edinburgh Medical Dictionary, 2 vols. Quarto . J. proof of th Parliamentary Register, 118 vol. nine, In Constimp Williams's Duties of a Justice of Peace, 4 vols. ver—ln Nervous Dr. Rees's Cyclopedia, 39 parts land Scurvy, in S Camplete Farmer, 2 vols. Quarto drys springing Ira ft4A'L P