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1 - 9,227. •••••••"--`'..7-'---.7". • AriEI4PHI Tilt A rna, $71,74A; (Late the Sans Paitil.) • , ; der the Authority of the. Lord Chamberlain.., PRESENT EVENlNG,,Decembei aid. die Week, will be presented (Brat tinieYan as, in Two Acts, entitled LOVE AND TILE CHASE. With an entirely New Ballet, •ontaled I :AMOUR ; or, Wise rte Poison. pante Scotch. Dance, by the Miss Dennette. WI, a new Imitative Bstrletta, in (hie Act, entitled APOLLO DAGGER WOOL). ct i ggerwood, (Son of the great, Sylveiter Daggerwood) Reeve! Sir John ?defy, Mr. John Beeie!! Jeremr Mr. John Reeve!! I Crack, Mr. John Reeve! !I ! muse, -Mr. John Reeve Li! !! Mr. Flip, Mr. John !!! 31u*, Mr_ blinac4i t lo ti nt tile Theatre ROyal, '.ratc!. &ke Old ikle, John, Mr. 50dtb. lAWn tale, NloeScott ; She Daly. • To conclude with tke Barletta of kkiALL 1 LANE ? Conic /3urilts,itaiiirrfAldisio active preparation; In to be cpeneti. at Six: tes l ..he Perform -tin precisely at geven.—Half Price exactly at H4lf t.,—dirotes gi. I'it 2s. C t alkry IS, Children ki arms - ciannWi he eaftitted, 7.110 NT I-101 Th. 158, . NEW VONDSTREET. PARK bcts most respectfully i 6 inform Fa milies and Gentleman, visiting the Metropolis, that in ice of the numerous applications for Apartments last e bsi Enlarged the Premises looking into Grafton en: the rooms are both airy and quiet u In any part of and on the mot reasonable Terms. -- NEXT •TERJUSDAY wecf Ticket *it be Bibwhomith the Chance it SPLMIA • of which T THURSDAY. talrawn ist Nth Clasiwl have 410,0100,therefhre " T or ;020;0t4) WM be decided in the First Five Minutes NEXT TpIOrREPAY. d J. SWEIVRWI,IT, Sole ContratOrs, ctfully infoms the rithlie, that USA RLY ALL the Tickets ddelivered; and it is expected that the whole will be uf before the Drawing begins NEXT TIII7RSD and Shares are on Sale at J. and J. SiVEWRIOFIT's Offices," No. 57, Cornhill ; it, lidborn ; SS, Haymarket ; 141, Oxfortl-Street ; they Said, ilatibtircial *capital Prizes First Day. :r THURSDAY, SIX PRIZES OF £20,000 • itiay,tte Drswti s and TWO PRIZgS:of )lust at least be Drawn that day! !icts and Shares, warranter! undrawn, are selling by T. BLSI - I. Stock-Broker, . 50...4, Gouldll, and 9, Charing-Cross, London ; And by Ida Agents In the Country. ;1514 tier[ already sold'five Copitals.in the present tot. lit Agent at Liverpool sold part of one of the £20,000 irawn therarstPay ; and las Agent at Edisibargh sold he ober Rip a11,E20,p00 the carne Day. -- - -- - . . CARR 0 L L -Ms- life Mkiftring Reit:sons to adduce for a eontiomatios of that distingiashod portion .üblic favour with which lac has been honoured - M his ..v OiSces, No. 19, Comant.t., and 26, 'Oiroiravriess, ..'.l; fqll6wing List of Capital Prises were ars Sold IN THE LAST CONTRACT 2,387 Ptize of X 30,000 V l OO5 - ' - . £3,000 2 02 5 - - £l,OOO • 6 - - 60. Ws. - - aCAPOICI•' - - £2,000 1,9811" . - X3841' 5 1 1125 . . • - i. .EaOta' :4 26 . at - 290 1,C44 • - . X 1,900 MK ••• - - £406 1,344. - . £1,060 1,543 - • - 20,800. NEXT THT.MSDAY the Seenni Day of Drawing. The Scheme contains , of £20,000, and TWO of them mug then be drawn ni , t lire Minutes. LI , 3IOIBER ! this Last Prize of £2000• Sterling ever we, W 43 Sold in SbareslaSiiltßOLL. ROYAL MEDICAL INSTITUTIOINi • No. 89, 'A LDER/ICAiTeSTREIT. • PATRONS. • His Royal Hkghow the Duke of Stinks. The Host Noble the Marquis of ElinerLay. • 'light Honourable Lady F. Hotrywoom Sir Witaaast Cti. syrotr, Bart. Sir Thomas 13r..stu. HP, Bart Sir 'from AS BriffiElk, Bart. Lady . R. OtAticus r. Honourable R. CociisuaNc.. Surgeon, A. T. FArsiStan, E 4. • pliIS INSTITUTION is founded for the exprest L purpose of Curing Diseases of 'the Skin, Syphilfs and its Scrofula, Scurvy, the various species of Leprosy, CUT =an of the Spine, Affections of tke Hip and Knee, and In.: note Scaul Herd. • Tarte hundred and 11ft7-seven persons have experienced a ct,v raovery since'tbe second of Fehrhary lost. The most cak% kavenakenailly vielded to the new, mode of treat kt*—Atteialance from Ten to Two, and from Four to 'Nine . ; od Alcice gratis, to die Poor every Morning. Ali Letters to be Post-paid. - ' -_, , • Tile tiny Mas published, k Two Tolman °env*, embellished with Portraits of the Author aad Editor ?rice 181. boards, 4 EPIRIIVAL TILEASLRY , for the CHILDREN a Li 01); . ctinslsting of 'Meditations for each Montt': IQ Ereuiag in the Yore, upon HMO %poi of ScriPutre• By W1.141AM.14480 14 , E. 4 Le* Edition, revised inrcotrelitallit the Author's Son, The lite.. H. C ii ASON, A.M. or.don: Print e d for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones ; Baldwin, ' ' t ''' ,l “k, and Jey ;W. Baynes and Son; and Ogle and Co. Ts- Ir.atte-row • 'f. Tegg, Cheaptide ; and R. Bayn e s , . 1° , 411 r . I,X whom may also be had, by the same. Author, tie Christian's Companion for the Sabbath, suited for the !lolly or ILloset ; consisting of littditationa, Doadonit 2 . 1 1 4- ~ : ae..t.l, md Pia:deal, for each Lord's Day throughout the ,'..-.,; welted uniformiy witli the " Spiritual Treasury," price ' • üb!lardi. i . 1 " 'Eh? &bores Peeket Companion ; er, One Thing Need ' 1 itl.l, Pi or inrcri ltich, and Miserable Biomes Lteppy• t' . '• Is. Id. hound. 1 :.. Cruta' s f rom t h e M atter ' s Ta ble ; or, Select Sentence s e t 1,. ( - 1 1', price It. 6d. bnurd. • t l 4 , ; . n'e History of Jesus ; drawn up for the bitruc ti°B o f ~`-:. n • Fifth Edition, price Is. boards. _ o _ cr,l l l , e P.trirri: Preacher; a' Pack of Cards for all w h o are '''' ..!nell to win Christ, prier Is. 1 „ 1 „ . I he Clahtim Communicant ; er, A Suitable 'Companion ;.Lor,i's Sapper; containing Meditations on every put of ' .4tly cvd by the Churrh of England; price34o. 6d. bound. &ii I .„ , Ptural Prayers for every Morning mad lisettiog through 4. t Neel'. f"r the U se o f Families : with a Prefaci enforc• 4 1 ' ' "nie: - .ghstt..l Doty of Family Prayer, IN is.l6 NW . . , ' • - 7;79CR11R .. • . - - ..• • . . • 5 , , , ...... 1,. . mr • • , etr, ....4/' . . .. • . • .W" .*. • IP .-. \tie : - . • • • . • - :—.Z- 4-1: i,....•••• --!". %. -. 4 ' ; . - 41Pts ai e ) • • . f c4loi i - A . 4 10.., „. ~,,4 ' , °rf •-•.. if ' • . . -• . . . . . • 66c....0 11 , ..... •ii' -....r . -.;•....../ , . . . . . . . -,•t . . . . . . , -. • , . . . . -•••••••••., . . • . .'' 411%• 1111.2...... / - . . ... • . . • . , . ort, '''' , 41, 1 5 1 016..14t •,- . . . : . . . • ' l t . . it k.: 1;1' - * ---.. ... -::-: i .• ••' • •: -- -- • • : - i • •.. • . - /r( at t i 1 .., : N 6 .ii . 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GREAT.VAINOR VAWR, in the Pariah of * k nee Shayader on the road to-Abiggstarlth,n Ade . 1 in the Co unty of Radnor ; comprising a Farm-House, with as damilissa, Stables ,Fold-yard, and Out-buildings, and upwards o f AINE I}ll7l4oo.BlYKlClPirieliflr 401 1 1r4 • • , Or rit ess 4 kw , Pfstle_s.•444;4eable Land, said Plaagationa stared Pin br Osae ; ird Oak, Ash, and other 'Miter. • A Ilne-Mievit-liareato bounds and Sows_ through a considerable part of the Lands. : ,( I'he whole in tho.occupation tot* hir,,,Rpstow Exitts, Teitank — at Will. A vet t 'desirable i i iutatfcdlWita:faild.if s: • • • " Tole viewed by tipplyiag . -te the Ten;itt; Of Whom Par-1 &tiara may be had; at. the Seven Stars; Mauna; the Red - Linn,'Rhayader ;- Duke's Arias, Kidghton Mews. Davis ' and Banks, and the Oxford Arms, Kington ; Mr. Cheese, Lyons Hall ; Golden Lisa, Brecon; Hotel. Hereford; Feathers, Led ' bury ; Messrs. Handy and Co. laid.tbs Wicip role, Worteater , ; at Garraway's ; sail of Ma. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden square ; where a Plan of tut Estate my be seen % • . - • • MR. OWEN'S "'LAS. • • • T. a. NUMEROUS . MEETING •df the. CsBit .C3r. MITTEK aplpointed to intentrate the PLAN of ROVa , lIRKT OWENI* rug. of Ne* Lanark t• • pis Royal Highness the Duke of KENT it the chair. • Upon a review ST the proceedings of the reinnikine, and it appearing that the. Subsetiptinns hitherto ente l4 else 'foetid Rankers det,s eta amonntao £ll,OOO, die following fin-thee Ada dress to the Public was unanimously agreed to '— The Committee having been unable, from the want of in aster ' . -• . • quate Subscription, tnr carry into effect the ispertroeset of a sin.: z . Sle Establishment en Mr. gyeep's,Plan, ,al recotthtepded by the • • Public Illeetieg held at, thns City of London liffielen, en the Setli July bit, are under t4e - .pecessity of reriebirg to tbe Pub; • sic, by whom they were for that puspbse appoltittd, lib trust sci reepdaed idihens. . • The Caufithittee cannot 'ob thli oceatioir Sit' espies. k iheltrik • Of regret, that, .after a consider'able ikeitfice of •titnr, 101 l much ; laborious inveitigation or a t irostimpertint itibjeet, their ends ie yours should hive proved frphless, and an oppurnmitr thus, at , • the present inlYiesting crisis, befit lost, of bringing a great sue s• • dors to the. left of esirertenas t sebeit little tisk and no injury could have accrued froth Ilse completion of the experiment ; and • wkich, should it have proved uldmatety imseccessfht in the et its •PSicuadfidlliteel, erraid not bay; failed:l2 Wei, 'practical tire& tinuTtiet;lgt% per.:. Nine **those imme ati benefit it was contemplated, i 6 t ch as to all classes of the coaintunity, by the diffusion of 'knew ,ledge, and the irnprnvement tver to be derived from experienie. • 'ln their former Address the Committee ecdeavolued to state; candidly and explicitly, the result of their inquisies : they were pc opinion that the Plan *as worthy of an ftperimeit, and sabsequent 'yenta have contributed to strengthen that impu.s. dos. It cannot be'ton after repeated, that the Pauper iqsten:;, sr new administered, is attended with progressively' kith:Ad:if Modena of vexation and expense, and. that a change must =y take place. The only question is, whethe r that eltunze f il m effected in a gradual and temperate manner, by l,la liee or whether the welfare and prosperity of the Kingdom is to be hazarded by an adherence to the present system? The Committee, actuated by a sincere and anxious wish that Parliament maybe induced to adopt a conrsr Calculated to pro- I Noe a gradual and beneficial charge, would still earnestly, etitA tilt the expediency of 'introducisg some enactment; with a view to an imprqved. application of the immense sum raised for the relief of the Poor throughout the Klugdom ; either by cover s. ment undertaking such application; or effectingthe same object by a cordial co-operstidn with rarishes, particularly the more populous fines, for oansolid2thetk of their handy in farthing large and economical District Stablishments, tombining active and healthy agrieultuthi employment for the young and able bodied, useful education for infancy, and needful relief for the aged and infirm ; thus forming, in every particular, a striking contrast to the existing system, except its a . fest districts, as in Suffolk and the Isle of Wi• z ;ht, where a very slight syyroximas Lion to theseimprovements has already exhibited, in its effects, a marked superiority to the rest of the Kingdom. By s tr.ait ot. an adequate portion of Crown Land, in Different districts, the experiment might be greatly expedited and facilitated; and - , by proper restrictions, no possible risk o inconvenience cotial art tend it. The Duke of Kent having quitted the Chair, the following lbesolution was unanimously agreed to : The Committee earthot separate without expressing their gratea ful sense of the condescending kindness with which his itoyal Highness the Duke of Kent hai presided at their several :tech • Ines; and of the intelligence with which he has been pleased td direct their discussions, evincing oq this, as on livery other l ie • milar occallon, his anxious desire to second andtromle every object of useful and benevolent inquiry. estuested'hy* sued Public. . Signed by ocderi• J A MES AIIYiL !sit, 84.0 Committee4oom 'll6lborn-court, ••• • • • Gray's Inn, - TWO EX.CELLANT BARRILL.ORGANS, AND ABOUT THIRTY HANDSOME RICH CUT G LASS LusTRE.s nnesnc AND:EIGHT LIGHTS, EACH MOUNTED IN OR-BIOLU. • ' - TO DE SOLD EY AUCTION By 'Mr. ROBINS, • At No. tiag-atreet, St. lupees-equare, on Tnumaxt, the 16th instant, at Twelve rs'Clock, AN exceeding fine-ioned BARREL ORGAN, four . feet nine inches wide, and nineleet two inches high, with Trumpet and Swell; fi ve lsirras Hips thirty-six of Handel's Sacred Airs, in a handsome case, beautifully painted in medal lions, and enriched gilt mouldings, ornaments, &c. A fine-toned Barrel Orel, four feet sight Joshes**, and nine fret six inches high, with Trumpet and Swell, and three garrets, in a handsome mahogany inlaid case, gilt pipes, and ornaments? and about thirty - rich Cut Glass Lustre=, mounted in Or-molu, for nix and eight lights each, well worth the attention of any persons fitting up a Chapel, Ball-room, or-Theatre. May be viewed on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, pre ceding tie Sale ; and Catalogues had on the Premises ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Holden-square. • _ _ _ SARACg*S HEAD, SNOW-1 1 HLL, _ WILLIAM MOUNTAIN AND CO. T HE &flowing . Pcisi-Coaclien, Mail-Coaehes, &c. set out from the above Inn, at Reduced Fares, to DOVER, Deal, Ramsgate, Margate, Canterbury, Sandwich, and Chatham, every morning, at lull-past seven, by the superior safe Coaches. , BROMPTON, Chatham, Rocketiter and Stroud, every af ternoon. at half-past three, Pure, cc:6;l4lllns inside, and sit shillings outside. . • FALMOUTH, Plymouth, Tonics', Exeter, Weymouth, Dorcheiter, Daittneuth, and Salisbary,.neer Post Coach, every Morning Ct }-seven; through lioniten4 Axminster, &jetport, illandford, Basingstoke, and . Bagstot. - Mitres at Plymouth the next Evening at tal-past skin SOUTHAMPTON' Lymbagunt, Winchester, Andover, and Basingstoke new Fobs. Inside Coach, at half-past seven in the morning; arrives at the Dolphin Inn,Sousisammon, by half-past five. This is a most delightful conveyance to the Isle of Wight. }lore de Grace, ersey, Guernsey, St. Malec's, Cherburg, &c. SATH and BRISTOL Flying Post• Coaches, through Chit perdue., -Caine, and Marlborough, every afternoon ; arrive at, Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London Tavern, Thomas-street, and the Swan, Bristol, next morning. Coasliell to WellsOiridgewiter,,Tasuston4F.reter, and Plymouth. The UMPIRE, t New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, 'only one night on the read, carrying four Insides and four Outsides...ate Cut daily; through Dunstable, Woburn, Lathbury, Northamp ton, Welford, Lutterworth, Hinckley, Atherstone, Litchfield. snne, Hugely; Newcastle, Knutsfeed, Warrington, and Ptoten, SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shiffnal Post-Coach, every evening, at five n'elock•—•Guarded. WEYMOUTH, Dorebenter, Blattelford, Salisbury, Andover, and idasiageteke new Post,Coaah, every afternoon. The Wey 'lima packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Cherburg, St. Mahn's, &c. ' LEEDS new Light Cocks chi led the Rockingham; sets out every morning at eight ; carries Four Insides only. goes remark ably easy, with s Guard throughout ; passes through Stamford, Newark, Retford; Doncaster ' and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lion; Leeds, next meaning . Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the most agreeable end eoinplete Public conveyance's's thi North Road, being im' bqsalled by any other. • GLASGOW Longtown, Oreuta-Green, AnnanMumfries, irroindsM, Sanothart-liln, Canutock r Kingswell, ind itilYette of Scotland, a l'ost.Coach, (Daily). YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New castle, and Edinburgh •new Four Inside Coach, with a Gene tantenhent ; sets set every morning, isy ,way of Newark, Ham _ ford, Tadcaster, Darlington, „Worthallerthn Durham, Morpetlt; add Berwick . Passengers - fi nding thersreolvealatigned'on journeys may rest what time .they please, and then procee4 on • without any additional fare. MARLBOROUGH., and Swindon, dew .four-inside PcistA Coach.: through Aldboorn, Wading, Lanibourn, ninon, Ly-. dington, Pewsey, Wootton Basset , Ramsbury, dungerford, and Newbury ; every morning. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston; Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Cheeky, Ormakirk, and Garstang Post-Coaches, every afternoon. 'BILII)GENORTII sad Walsall Posh Coach, every evening. CARLISLE,ePenrith, and Whitehaven, Four Inside Pest- Coach, and a Guard all the way. Pissts thziaugh lirougb, Ap, pleby, Greatabridge, Richmond, Catterick, Boroughbridge, We -tharbYdkberigedelllonsaster, and Grantham. Sets out every morn ingeand performi the journey With the greatest facility. Passen ger' detained on the roadity business, or pleasure, have the pecu liar advantage of-their seats being secured in the next Coach. LIVER POOL, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, Stafford, and Litchfield Poet-Coach, the Defiance, every evening, to the aa-. ntion'a Head Inn, Dale-street, Ilverpool—Guarded throughout. WAKEFIELD Post-Coutis, ev-Ty morning. • CHESTER, NeWport, Whitchorch, Tarporley, Wantwich, Northwich, and hliddlewich Post-Coach every evening. Ski NDE ELA N I), Stockton and Yarm, Coach, every morn. inf, to the George - Inn , Sunderland. • ....t.fdANCLIESTEK, Winslow, Coniston, Newcastle, Walsali pad Wolverhampton Post-Coach, every afternoon—Guarded. --'BIIISEPIELD and Rattließenn flat-Coach, celled the &c► every morning... t I DIU sill N GRAM Pow-Coach, Guarded, sets out every after noon; tad retches Birmingham neat day at noon. Passes by • Irk, Leaning , " and Uaventry, to the Saracen's Head, -street, Efirminghana. 13UL3., WOrthowe, Howden, Thorn, and - Doncaster Pest 'Antis, every Morning, atlualli:ass six, to the Cross Keys, Mare het-place, hull. •PIERTFORD, Ware,tloddesdon,and Cbeshunt Coach every snotnitig. • • TOTTENHAM and Edmonton Coolies daily, at Eleven, inilf•pist Two FA* intrifllighs. • _ - miwrlr.A4.ll ll o4 .Co. respectfully, acquaint their end the Public, that they wanes be accountable for any . , Passengers' Luggage, Writings, Plntsi, &c. of more than statue, if Via stolenninc.„dasirsed, unites entered ae such and the It .urisce rad for abseiling, sbelaraceits -4--41 Suovr.hill, Loedub' •• 141 , -. , 11 4 04 sv o; i, 10819, I I`.' riE Public are respectfully informid, that De% SOLOMON's celebrated M BDIC I NES continue to bi prepared, in the : most accurate manner, from tile. Original Re ccipts of the Proprietor, at Gitams-Hotter, near liverpomi, where ' • Patients may addres.s their Letters as heretofore, and r on rein*. ring a £1 Note, receive advice in their respective capes, cc:cells . with Dr. Solomon's valuable Medicines for the following corn plaid's :—ln all cases of Scorbutic Rruption, Scrofulous Taint, and in disorders originatlog front an Impure State of the Blood, the AN T I IPETIG I NES, commonly called Sounme's Doors. And in Nervous Cases, or Consumptive Habits, mo unded with weakness, debility, lowness of spifitx, end a gm& . dual wasting of 'the vital princ i p le , ' the lon g established mid highly celebrated CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD. The above Medicines are sold by Messrs. W. Sutton lied CCU Bow Church-yard; Mr. Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand ; Bacon and Cd. 150, Oxford-street, opposite New Bood-street soitill all Medicine Venders; price 'its, per bottle, and Family bottles containing Four small ones, for Me. by which 11s. are saved, with the words " Seen. Sonosoe, Lavitartnn.," engraved calla Stapp. . , • Also, price Si. that interesting and-Useful Work (with a Por trait of the Author,) entitled, " A GUIDE TO HEALTH; / or, Advice to both Sews, is a Variety of Complaints." By S. Souncorh Nl.D.—Containing a 'Needle oe Female-Diseases Nervous and Hypochondriac Complaints; also Generilliemarki on those Melte/ wit* Which the Human Body is zoom fre quently afflicted; explaining the Symptoms, mode of Treanneat, and Remade; MOST propriN adapted for Sexual Domyset plar.ons tmor. • ' • tri - y knot, and yilaaing wife. QOCR ATE 3,. by his discourse on Marriott; so en -1.7 raptured his auditor' with the subject, that the married meg hew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to be wedded ; and " The Spectator" has armed, that the word wife is TIM 111.4 t agreeable and delightful name in nature. The sacred institution, then, of marriage, compasses the desideratum of nut enjoyment. • teeming not only with happiness on earth, hot disposing the seal itself to harmodize with bins hereafter. Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it beccimea an imperative duty, not only to regulate tirapa•sions, but to cleanse the grosser nature from those impurities which the freedom of .unrestricted pleasure may have entailed on it. To the neglect of such atten tion are attributable many of those hapless Matinees, , while they excite the coni.uis:ration of the beholder, should alto impress hint with the Par of sill-reproach. ' Luxurious habits will elfeminim the body, a residence lit the Tropics will relax the elastic but More especially does the premature infatuation of youth too Bequeath' compromiet the natural dignity into a state of ioattition, from whence the ago nized sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To all such, then, We address ourselves, offetirg hope, energy, moste lar strong*, felicity ;ator will our advances appmr questionah!t, sanctioned'as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years successful experience. use easy taus of married life ate some times disturbed by the suspension of those blesslup which con centrate the nuptial wreath; for the feinale habit is often coma_ tut/online weak, yet it can be strengthened, end deficient energy improved into Niglio:al power. In every case of syphilitic intrudoo, as Well as in every relax ation of die generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solielines to expel the Un feeling etnpyric from the position so presumptuously taken up, we deviate from general prineipks with less hoagies ; and con- Sarin in our own honourable integrity, as Members of the eel- - lege of Surgeins, we. reftt the' suffering rotomunity.. of either sex (especially those entering into matrimonial life), al once to our us t , , where daily attendance is given forperscraaribmilt ' talon, and letters faint the countiy ate immediately anresroil ; these must contain arensittnuce for advice and medicine, st inch can be forwarded to way part of the. world, however distant: . . G osaand Co. M. R C. Surgeons. 15, BouverkoAtuiet. Flatt-screat t Londe% published, Ruh ltdisicet, The . cEl2ll/1 tit LINA a female Ceenntontary on kb. a b l p f( ;, COSS and Co.—Addressed to the Youth and, Maturity of both Sexes. 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