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, •.; . • NUMILIZR 77351 7 TUB LAISV NIGHT BUT ONE OiIASIS. 61LIDONSII ACTiNo APThR EMMEN, --- - - . • • THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ' THIS PRZaNT EVENING, AECEIKBER 214. will be performed •• • • . . . . CORIOLANUS ; • OR, THE ROMAII MATRON. • ' Cetus Martins Coriolanus, Mr. JUMBLE ; • Tidkis Auftdites, Mr. EGERT4N ; Manias, Mr. BAR RYMORE ; Emus, Mr. MURRAY; Nolusius, Mt CLAREMONT; Criminius. ' Mr. cRESWELL, ' • Viiiumblit, Mrs. SIDDONS ; Vlr7ilia, Mrs . IL JOHNSTON ; Vidteria, Mrs. HUMI'HRIES. • To which will be added, • • • THE FOLLIES: OF A DAY. • .--,CiplavAteerrka, Mr JONES; Pagf, Miss 3. BOOTH; Figaro. Mr: FARLEY ; Antonio, Mr. EMERY. • "Countess, Mrs. EGERTON ; Susao, Mrs. GIBBS. Mrs. Eirldons will perform on Monday in Cerialainis. Oft l'hurs.lay, the 26th, wilt be acted Stow Barnwell ; sites •=lit*.its.oditeed a new Grand Christmas Pintomfine, lequin and Padmanaba ; or, The Golden Fisk. Miss smith is engaged at this Theatre, and dill maks her Brit appearance soon after Christmas, in the character nf Elwitia, in Mi..: Hannah More 's Tragedy of Percy. Shakespear's 'Tragedy sit' Tulles Cxsar is in pteparation, and will be revived as soon as possible. NEW PAiILION THEA , • !ii,'NEWCAS fLE-STREET, STRAND, (Established by authority of the Cord Chamberlain). HIS PRESENT EVENING,DECEMBE R 21, and on Monday next, December Vs, being the two last tights of performing before the Holidays, when will be delivered im OCCASIONAL ADDRESS. --• • --- Attes 'Aide will be acted, a new Comic Burletta, taken from - - . the'Renelt, called THE REASONABLE FOOL; or, ALL IN CONFUSION. Immediately afterwards, the Dramatic Stage, on a new Mecha olcal Principle, will be removed, when an Lqueotrian Circle, of 40 Feet Diameter, with appropriate Scenic Decorations. win be displayed, fly the purpose of exhibiting FEATS of HORSE. AIANSIfIIP ; the Dramatic Stage being reinstated, will be per formed, a berio-COmic hpectAcle, with Scenery, Machi nery, Dresser,' and Decoratlbni, strictly consonant to the cos, tome and localities of the Eatif, called • ZAMBO AND CADJOE ; or, • •. • THE BLACK BROTHERS. • Tn the course of the lieening, Comic Swig, idelir Mr. Jones, awl Mr. K. L. Jones. . To conclude with a Conde Pantomime,Witie : sotsopsOis Sce nery, Machinery, Decoratons,Atc. caltekl • s ROBIN 110013 AND - LITTLE .1 . 0.f1N tar, . - ' • HARLEQUIN EftMA* c* iiirA t eßFlkf:D. Harlequin Plndar, Mr, Taylor; Justico:fliftines, Mr. Collet; Clodlumperpunips, IW.,Souslit g; Robin Heed, Mr. lionlanger ; Little Dancing Clewn,Maititi Laurent ; f . ..lolitmbine, Miss dip lor ; ankrl.fr JAW (Oteesvaids Clown), Mr. Laartnt. 80ir54441 ii 2s. CAL'ls.=—Doors open A Italf-past Five, and bt-giu at Hulfintst Sii.—breond Price half past kight. No money returnet • . • _ • SEA EVGAGEMEN7•I S , - EPRESENTED, where the TttASELS are seen Firing and performing theif ostioosm:siscoisorea., veering In and sailing in &permit directions, and exchanging broadsides with she knemy, with the Sea and klemenu inn:tut:on; producing :14 most animating representation of the VICTORY of'FRAFAGt GAR; with the French Ship L'ACHILLE on fire, stn.: the Beati end arrittc the reople., at the NAUMACHLA, Princes-.treetl, Leierster-ssoare' , : from Eleven in the Morning L:i. Usk, lad from Si* in dtfEeeuing till Nine. This chit was published, In /Ivo. pricelb. boards, the Sixth Edition of RURAL PHILOSOPHY; or, Reflections on 'Knowledge, Virtue, and Happiness; chiefly in reference Co a Life of Retirement in the. °Wintry. Ey ELY 'BATES, Esq. intad for Longman, .111 We, Recs. Orme, and Brown, Paternos • ' LIMCIN.Q.. I let-row. and at the Firistah.Gallery, 54, New Bond-street. - 1 "To those . ho are of a. serious and religious tarn of mind, R. WILSON moat respectfully informs his Subticribers and the Public that the Third Edition of h's ANALYSIS of COUN FRY DANCING is this day ready for an d I these relit:ditto; wtll prove a grateful and valuable acquisition. We recommend to them an attentive perusal of: his well written truly commeedable volume." M. key. delivery, price 12s. contahtint, in addition to the foriner Editiumt, I Of whom may be had, by abe same Author, a great namber of NENV.FIGUR ES, several NEW REELS, an 1 I. Christian I%litics, Bvo. price 9s. boards. If.SSAY 'on the DEPORTMEN I' of the P ERSON in DAN- T. Observatt:Ms on some Points in Divinity, 2d edition, 12mo. CING, With TABLES for COM POSiNG almost any number of t price es. board., Purees to one Tune, together with the complete El IQUE rTE 1 . of the 'A -ILL-ROOM. ' To be had at his Residence, 9, BY.MORD•STRZET, BiLDTOltp, DOW: H01.1.11N, where may be bad, price Ss. 6d. hit Titagt /SURES of 'I ERPSICHORF. _ . HUMBOLUrS NEW SPAIN. fi This day was published, Vela. 3 and 4, in svo. price if 1!e. 6d. -boards, containing Eight Maps of points of SeparaVon add pr - jected Communications between the South :'ea and 4 kt.ijditiv Ocean, and a Map of the different Channels by which tltietie.^ dons Metals flow front the one Continent to the intact. '' POLITICAL ESSAY on the KIN(;130Wi1 NEW SPAIN, containing Roseirthcs rrhtt to tit., Ono. grapby of bTexico, the Extent of its Surface, and its Political Di vision into Intendencies ' the physical Aspect of. the Country, the Population, the State of Agriculture and Manufacturing and Com mercial Industry, the Canals projected between the Synth Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, the Crown Revenues, the quantity of precious Metals winch have Owes'. tram Mexico into Euro se and Asia since the Discovery of the New Continent, and the Military qt. fence of New S . paitt. By ALEXANDER Dk HUMBOLDT: Translated from site Original French by Jbairs. - 131.acc. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orbit, and Brown; "ater nostar-vow Colburn, Cendstit.street. Of Whom may be had, the siutieWork, VoL 1 and 2, price El I Ss. boards.• Mr. Wit son's Aciditny for Dancing it now open every day, where persons of a4y aid May be in-Ducted. in every department of Dancing, adapted either to the Stage or Ball-Room. Ladies may receive instructions from Eire. Wdaon, In every department of Danceng.—Cards of I arms may be bad as above. 'f'O..THE LADIES, HABERDASHERS, DRAfiRS, • JEWELLERS, AND CUTLERS. ROVERT KIRBY's Original Royal Improved Superior NEEDLES, (by special aPpoint oleo t and Needle- Maki r to bee Royal Higrifiesi tbb Pr.ncess of W•fts), meeting With tat liberal encouragement ills improvement in the above ankle so justly merits, respectfully Informs the 'Ales, and Re tailers of Needles ' that none are rowine but those labelled with Ms name, and to be bad at his War-bousa, whcle.aie, No. 44, Cannon-street, London by'tbet tKoir-and or in small neat Mo.* r,cco cases, assorted with real useful Sizes, at a moderate price • also retail at mote of the Haberdashers', Drapers', Jewellers', anti Cutler: Shops in every town In the United Kingdom. N. B. A l.beral Aliuwantc to Dealers, and upon Orders for Exportation. "This work thmws snore llght on the Stite of New pain than any which has been h!therto The Philosopher, the Merchant, and the Statesman, will 6nd it a store of usett in formation. It is at this period particularly i ter. stink" Critical Rtvitor, &h. ]lll 1. C. MARON'S CELEBRIOUS BELLEISLE CONVEN I' SOAP OPIFICIIMI, No. 116. PALL-MALL, LONDOM. 'HE Recipe for making this extraordinary Soap of surprizing qualitii s, +via given by the Lady Abbess of the Cenvcrit at Palais, the capital of Belleide, to the wife of an offi cer of rank who was with her husband after the taking of that bland hi the year 17c 1. Evay attempt to describe its excellence in cleansing the slen, will fall so very short of its real tnerits, that the proprietor will onfy reccnnmerd a single islet, which must establish its virtues infi nitely beyoott every other Soap hitherto Invented for keeping'the 'hands-and face perfectly agreeable. It is far the best Shaving 4sap at present known; those who may doubt its superior ell• cacy may make a trig before they purchase it. le used in washing the feet, it i I render them perfectly comfortable. This incomparable Snap Is Two Guinea+ per dozen, single pots . on V. Q. each. Letters must be post-paid, and payment accom panying all orders, addressed as above, will meet with inimedLue attention. ----:-_-..J--- ._ NVH TrE HAVDS have ever been esteemed a per. eonei beater In both sties, and in same patio of Euterpe , 2P ostentlol to.prnone of rank. Th e BANDANA SOAP. or' -, Indian Washing Cakes, possess the peculiar property of giving Ytisi pulillsbed, a New' Editioa.:Lerice 54. - illitifrated;lWCilitS 2 'the most esqu;she delicacy of tezuve and inconceivable fairt-,s A PRAC'fICAL TREATISE on the ' Pit L.: th rheliands which are constantly washed with this Soap. F.vtm VENIION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISE Ask,- is cases witere the skin has twee injured by labour or otherVo- particularly its consequ o e wt ocee, rv4t as ion S s tr ou ictr i e bes s, G i l ) te ot t s s a , 43 4c. tincialko hlclisdis! levee, the hardness and CM:Int:MSS are effectually, infallibly, and 'copious and Practical permanenily removed, and succeeded by a smoothness, fairness, driasni3Onasistn, Seminal Weakness, Mucal Discharges, 4c. di areTtleicacy of etpearanoc, ishich cannot he acquired by any otiwr ironed of All technical bb.:curis its. a n ans whAteeer. It ir by expet tenet only that any one earl fonit By M. CATON, Surgeon. an adequate Idea of the superior escelltitiee of thls Soap.- - • Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thonsais and Guy's. ' Sold by the I,lroPrietor's Agent, whose signature it bears, %CI- Printed far Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, .Paterniastertrow; Sa- Bawl %V Oars, No. 512 Y, Strand, near '1 einpie-bar., London ; and' towel Hisbity, Fieet-street ;C. Chaispie, p a n-m a p ; aro t L i n d„.p . the proPrittors , as a further security, beg them to bc particular in Viergmore-street, Cavendleh-square, London. ' ziot.fcing, that die name abd adctreis of die printet i E. Spraig, No. • Also, by the same Author , price Si. 41, Ikr.vstrett, a r e coo its afistelbto thE label and wrap. i ' A POPULAR TI4EATISE on the PREVENTION and r. Ail others are counterfeits. Sold by many respectable Per- IDAIRK of the different species of AS 11-IMA, with Practical aproccs and Medicine Venders I n Town and Country, price Is. I Observations en the use of th e STRAMONICM, end its tack e.alse. But it is at all times necessary to be Particular la ob. pieparations in those affections es well as the I - looping Cough, ser .ia the above caiPion which will be the meant of priethdis including Remarks ow the nun-Moue properties of the Sassafras tie Bt*Ositiarre Which bas, dim beenspractised. Nut in Disease* of thol.Lunge and Stuns& • . . . i. . . . •• • 4'l: ' • ..,_ • •• I' • - • • • - 1 •,‘. ORDNif NC 11.0111 1. I):cmtber 13, 111111. - THE. PRINCIPAL .OFFICERS of HIS MA • .116irs OR DNANT E, do kend s , g ive Nein, arlafritiposals will be received at their Office in Pall-M.ll, Meta. baron Ns?ediliesday, the Ist day of January next, from aucb Naomi u maT be willing to undertake the performance of the PARITERS' I WORK at the Royal Armoury Mills, at Lewisham, In . the County of Kent; for a period of three years, determineb e aX • tlee expiration of one year, at the option of either party. Further particulars, together with tke Term. and Conditions of the Contract, may be known upon application at the Seeretasy's Office in Pail-Mall aforesaid, any day betwoen the hours Of 10 and 4 o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Painters Work at Lewisham;' but no proposal can be admitted after the said lst of January, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day; neither will any Tender be paced unless thicparty making it, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, Ail. CREW, Secretary. This day was publi•ltd, In la no. price 59. and fine paper, f -g. bou•td, the Ninth Edition, mush enlar g ed. of • " ISTORICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS AA- QUESTIONS, fqr the Use of Young People ; with a Selec tion of gritish and General Biography, &c. • *Ey RICHMAL MANGNAL. • Printed for Longman, Hurst. Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa•er • aoater-row ; and Zahn rims, Wakefield. t b - PLlCiffrON' THE PASSIONS—A New Volume. I -An that-Ist of January VAR be published, the 3(.1 Volume of .A SERIES of PLAYS; in whi,:h it is attempted -1 6 -• to delineate. the mover Pagions of the bAi.:(l; each Pas sion being tie Subject of a Tragedy and a Comedy. By JOANNA !Hired for Lohman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Pater noster-rovr, and at the ' ritish•Gallery, 54, Newßond-street. OLurbom may be had, Miss Blithe's Series of Play., Vol. 1 and 2, price t bard& Miscellaneous Playa, syn. 4.4. board;. This day was published, price tor, (id. the Filch (Non MEDICAL ADMONITIONS to FAMILIES, respecting the Preservatioq of Health and the Treatment of the Sidt. Also a Table of Symptoms, pointing nut the SiglA 'Danger, and distinguishing one Disease from another. With ObliCvations on the Indulgence of Children. By JAMBS PARKINSON. Prints} for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Richardson, Aspereq, • Johnson, Murray, Cabmen, and Underwood.: Neglecting so employ the proper meatus in time and adopting the injurious measures of Dinnestic Quackery, frequently ocez shni the loss of lives.even in slight and cdrable discuses. To op pose these evils is the chief objec,t of the present work, by parti cularly describing every disenallk, by shewing the proper means to be employed in such es do not demand prufesslonal attendance, and by distinguishing sixth. as require the best and earliest assis tance. The proper treartunt of children is particularly dwelt on, and directions arc given how, in each disease,. the friend or telt dye tan, In ald of the physician, best discharge the dudes of the sick dambee. . ,•.....: A'r CY RDA Y, DEC:k*I - Bgit 1, 1811. , 4_, $ ----- .. , . plN:aheti. prier SI 6 S• . • - - the GAME of CVAGE; of the aim, - plityed at .; with the hen . mi of y ati•the weak .t: to prietioredliy tis.are getserelly k Down tty the Cornrow& be y ..wept :tivaracg and digteed./4 . 4,NctioeiY n, Etorrrctee." • ' and Jon N, 'Paternerer ars, ; .IP. STOMA4HoI . Pist?lsisrd. Pt iCip in !wants, . Beeond Enitiao t wltlt Ohms, of P„ RA AL 0 BSI: &VA OS on DISOR DIAS of the STOKI.t Itt e eiwii-s rilt.L.ne-, Sresmi imilltion, &e. with somidellVlPlMi raitivelo the U,c cf the Bitilte promoting DMleMeili:• • •' -: " - , . By 01.01t0E RBF.S„M.D. of the Royal College of Physicians, Senior Physician . to . 6: Dispensary , srensary, L iiecturer on the Practice of l' c Re c, c . .44 si d for Allen and Co. N0.15 ‘. Paternoiter row . ... r , ... ' f EvE OF PARLIAMh.eit. ~ MAYlr2llP‘ltUitled in Royal 11.41.-r n lct• 10. Gain hoards, 1 n Alt EPO ft . !' of the Cases of Sir rtixteis Burdett, Burt. verses the Right Heo. Cher/es Abliott. Speaker of the House of Commons,. and Sir Francii Burtlitt, 1 - Sr,t , versus francisJohn•Colman, Esq. Setjeant at Arms; concer ning Priei bre of ParLaincnt. Argued-aod adjudged hi the Court of King s Balch, in Hilary. Eactir ' and 1 rinity 'fermi, 51 Geo. 141 1811. ' By EDWARD HYD E EAS I', Esti of the•lnner TeMple, • Barristzr at Law. • ''• London : Printed by his Majeiity's Law Printer fis J. Butter worth, Fleet-street; and for J. Cooke, Ormondinay„ Dublio.. ~ • • Of whom maybe had, price 17s. :. • .• Mr. East's R crofts of Caste argued and determined In the Court' 'of iDitg's Bench, vol. 11, pert 3. a nd Irig.l4 4l,rt 1 too taiolni Cam hammy and Trinity tenissrljel:`l-. EPOSrI'ORY OF ARTS, &c. RACKERMA N, 10.1, Strand, London, has the ,- • honour to Inform the •Ifoistlity and the Public in general, that the Sixth Volume of the .REPOSINGRY of ART 3, Sttr. completed with the Thir:y : sixtis Number publit ed on the is of Deoenther ; and that, for the accommohatlon o Suts-erlbera, he keel.a a good assortmert of that work, half-bound in R ussia and lettered ;, so that by sending the numbers, they Tor/ have ihein.excitanged fur volumes, on paying Is. 641. per voliune fur the bin.ling. Number .97, •which will be published on the Ist of January, will coetain, among other Embelli.hments, an Engraving of :he beautiful Siaireve in Carleton House, a View of Leicester. square, a fashionable BedsteaJ, &c. &r. In the sueeeedmg Number will be givtni a bird's-eye View the intended :'nut hwaA Brie!ge over the and other arti cles of general Intelost R. tickEritnan's Superfine Water-colours, being' refined and prepared under his imiordiare inspection, he ti.tttera himself tMt thry will he found, upon total, to be free fromAlaose inipercepti b e, destractive panicles, which occasion those frequent changes f the brilliant Huts of Colours, They have„berlder, a most peculiar convenienee,atacla Cake being stamped with the name of the colour. They are sold in boxes of varies:la • sorts and sizis, from ss. 64. to 10 gulnea•, and in single Cakes; stusil and large. Drawing-Papers and materials for Drawing; also tlae greatest variety rat Drawing-Books and Rudiments for Drawing, in Land scapes, Figures, : Flowers, and Fruit, with Instructions. All the above to be had of the must respectable Book and Print-sellers in the United Kngdom. B. Us 1 woos and PxlKTs let out to copy. 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Also, Just published, en one thick Vol. I2mo. price fis. in boards, 'I he New frocket Cyclopcedia, or, Elenients of Useful Know ledge, methodically arranged : designed for senior Scholars in Schools, and.for young Perm:lsla grows'. By JOIN MILLARD, Assistant Librarian of the Surrey Institution. " Of all the books lately Published under titles similar to the above, this is, in our estimation, by fir the best. We.can scarcely point to any book orequal sise,into which so great a variety of use ful and eutertainir.g matter is compressed. lbe• author seems to have taken great paitsa to draw Ws Informaion (root the hest source. ; and what be has here collected bar Ihs youthlul readers, • is, genera lY speaiing, correct. , " 'through the whole of the work, the author evinces a cond. datable talent at eyisfema•lc and clear arrangement, such as is :best cakulattni to assist the memory, while it eularges the under . standing of his rating readers In most cases, too, his hook • will be pecu.iarly servlcea on account of the judicious tt:f.-i -iet ' • new to other werks,lll the respective snojects are han disid epee tit large. As we very highly of the work beta re „. 4,5, we shed erely say in conclusion, *at, /is tie approaching 4 4 Beaton for g Qhr.stnos Preseut s and New Yuri. 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LAIIY BliANSCOMß,irapre.svd with the deepest gratitude fur the (AVOWS LO 1 111;killS pets corLfesisid la* a mar ner,,us Pubic on h-r Lite Hu6•211; rt,cutirapdbx the im p tralleled success which)** elk* attrerictef the ame of BR ANS COMB, Induces her to cothristriee "tf_je • Lottery Thisinsits, own account, at .the aboeelietfm‘whare the flatten nerstit.dalt the utmost endeavours and exertion, will be used to co..vitace Fri-nds and the Pub`ic, t that tl.e . .pa rung • and - sup;oart wit - which they ?immured die lite S islt AN 'COMB,* I be - truly merited by his Wi4uw, *ho r specs fully +(lite s tft. your ut tbcir ockumanils for:f ickcs or sharesin the present Neer ;,tare Lottery, all to be Drawn 4tst Nk..)c r MON I kip whicit she begs leave to assure them w , ti toe ttzp,t.ted with the ureatelit - ittnc)uality; It lsebt kr intention to conduct 11(.4' tone. rn upon the same prKnr'ples that gave'sdeil gene;ral sAisfictlito dui . ing the tile of Sir 1. BA A I/ bC131:5. • MEW YEAR's GIFTs , £20.(1(KI PRIZES 10 J. " 1 the STATE LOTTERY, ALT: TO 13E DRAWN NEXT' stY 'OF TWELVE THOCSAND SCHEItIf, 2 Pi izes of ,C20,04:10 - are £40,000 • 2 -6,0 t 0 - - - 42,000 2 - - 4 ,000 B,boo - 1,000 . - 6,000 2,396 from £5OO to-J720 • ' 54,0,0 T. Olaf (Contractor) grattfull‘ happy in announcing the us equalled Wecrs4 wh ch has attendc.l his Obey In the two ipp Losteri.h, embraco the prevent moans* of . spAicking the publi ‘ c attention to the Scheme of the presentl oftety; which be itataCrs himself i, arranged to meet tither*? Isaristactioni..The side& ate few ; the PriErs are nunr.treas ; the Civil* are great; and •the Risk 14 splall.—Tlse tolovring Capital Prizes were sold 11s, Shares at 4, Coruhill s 9 4 ,Cha,tia Cms, and vy Blett's Ag.:nts in the Country, !n the I:Altana" &lan list Ntorith and in October : 14;93 - Class A ATO0(- 3 ,143 Xing C spoo 3,363 - - A 3,4)00 71. - A - 3,QOP 1,853 - A - 2,1:00 1,8.4 - - I 3 - 2,04) 4,045 , C pet) 3,ser3 - . 500 2,059 tibe)• 1,852 - A • 3,863 i • Is . scat &e. &c. As there are only 6,000 Numbers, most of which have hem Jaycees! from the Bark, those who wish for favourite Nunlb• ri are intreated to apply Immediately: In the last Lottery it was impossible to obtain a T.cket in the Country near the Drawhie LT IS Majesty's Phys;ciass baying bests pleased to reenusro-nd (sod to uw la their own Farellieri, D 41.161 strong JAMAICA allo,Eß NV INF. as .thz tyst flipitarie &gilt* the 5p54015, Gout, 1 rr:l2sy, tc. The Proprietar cohtinuts tit solicit the attention of the Nobility and Chute? to the aboS4 AI tide. • N. B. Families In the Country may he aeconstrpdated with a small Hamper to the a n••usst of a .One Toured Nose, by 11 . 11100 Lance.—Warehouse, sO. Co /-ntreld re t. BY HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PatINCE IllfiGli§l I 'S PATENT. 'TIE SARCOTIC NVARMand COLD BATHS, calculated and recommendr,l for •'..e use of Hoqpitals. Public lirititto ions, kotrls. and,) ovate Famtli-s may bemalle to any proposed gice or dint,n.iens and heated when rrqafre4 M in a very abort time. '1 MI arc als o made portable for ih* put. pose of a speedy applicadon in tattiest eases, under the direction of Medical Gentlemen, 'ln the immediate apartments of their peril War patient's. Thee Baths are manufactured only at the Patentees, Ann.• grans and Fu'herd, Grew Queen-street. Lincoln'*.bm-firide, gut door to Netvcaatls Hoses tPPusl't)• *begw ey, and improved Vapour sod isfkuitt; Baths, may be, 6MI .41 . I variety and reedy for use. ADVICE. WHEN Men of Education and prcessonal skal use persevering endeavours' to discover the that safe and certain method of treatilig a few prevailing Diseases, the success ful result of their experience is the best proof of sup-riorleg. Mewls. GOSS and Co. surgeons, have been induced to make the cute of the following the object of their particular study, els, a certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of intosi-, • cation, and its concomitants, Stric , ures and Meets. which, t*, an Improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured ; as also dw; bilicy, whether arising from liaccbanalian indulgences, long rad.: deuce In warm climates, or a secret solitary vice, too Wm, un- ' happily pursued by the youth of both sexes, in the one causing stetility or barrenness, and in the other a numerous train of nee. you, disesies, which , not timely remedied, terminate Ir. potence and Consumption. In that distressing state of debilfsg oe deficiency, whether the consequence ot'sucla baneful habits, se arising from any other cause, by which the powers of the consti. tution become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of Lon- • don, they offer a brm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. The result of a long and extensive practice has enabled them, by a superior method, to rentove venereal complaints, however Inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the patient to the least restraint in dirt or exercise ; and In recent Cases where an early application is made on discovery of the infection, they frequently perform a cure in the shunt space of two days The unprecedented success of their mode of treattnent (whic.la has never beed known to fall in one tingle Instance In a prac tice of 15 years, during which period ntany thousand persons of both sexes have been cured, even after 4evere aid hilarious methods had hence pursued by other Practitioners without effect), induces then, to thus publicly offer their advice. Messrs. GOSS and Co. exclusively professing the cure of them part:colar complaints, in order that they 11:1 not he Marked by a mistaken ft*, with the obloquy so justly attached to the kilo tact empiric, think it but justice to themselves to suite, that they have been properly educated and Initiated into every branch of the profession (certificates of r..hicb, from sitfferent hospitals, and testimonials from the Mow emitieut Physichtni,they hifie to con• value any inquirer), that the tacersa resold/1g from their endea vours first induced then, to quit La practice of the 'metal Prac titioner, and they presume that their pretensions constitute n lair grqund for the unprecedented confidence villa wh.cts they bare, by the public, been so Ulu rally honoured. Patients In the country are requested to one the particulars of their case, age, and manner of living, inclosing a Bank Not., • for enivice IlndlOes3eilleas an I the ammo will be forwOr3e4o ant part of toe ktrigtiunk-Itiyb4WlGai SW•Pah 4 11 P. 1 1 1 48 V0 1 " tweet Fleet-sat:et. . .• . - / tlr , sex I. Az • • . . • • Tki, w. pow.he A t rRE/CrlSt on th© GA •1- abewtnt the Laws and Rules o St i lsapie4, and Newmarket; , and expneleg all • Ntlin pf A . - .41V - • • - • aqk Lia o at. Ci f;dlP •• are Vv.. C.otebrity. as P • • yo s; Rdition, Ted for bbeeveaod, N:eiy, a and: .11tiftway,-Pioetillly: •"' '• - /ThiORDERS OF 'II! Thia day lose Plit4alti'd.; The Second m .ar ii pRACTICAL OBSt-itire i" , " . , * - :~; . ,ti. ; , i .• . • ~ . . .. . . • ... A , ....._._*....., k 7...-... - ... . „..•... ....„....... ; ,._ . , r ] .. ~...\ ...it::L o . 4. -,S‘ ; !:- .. - "" 1 / 44 ,.. '''‘ 4 1 / N - 7•7 %,,,,,.., k.,..1.„ 4 ••• 4 , . I F . ..-____ .... . . . _ . ~. O "ftl 0 • _ ' r ~~ ~S!( ' •7. I coNTRAcr POP: BUILDING A FIFIY-015 1 WWW1 AND TWELVE GUN-BRIGS. ." 11'.1P1-OFFICE, nee. fto, THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS -a' SJONERS V . His MAJESTY . ; NA 1/2 - , is hereby give , Notice, That on Wednesday, the Bth of January next, at one o'clock, tbey Will be ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing to Contract for BUILDING a FIFTY-GUN SHIP and . IWELYB GUN-BRIGS of 179 Tons Minium each. draught ate Ship and Brig: and a Form of the Tender,mo he save at skis Olee. N. Tender will be received ifter One ids:4, we the day if treaty, nor any Jlitii4l4 reins the party, or an agent for him, attends. • :Every Tender mast he areenopanied 1Y a Letter, addressed to the Navy • Beard, and signed by Iwo relontilde Person:, engaging t. become !vita Fvith the Person tendering, in the sum f 04000, for She d:e petfirmante V . the Contract fir the 50-gun Ship, and £SLO for rails of the Gun- Brigs. 4- 7-1 ■