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. _ A ". 4 t _ ap:rt Oji r ,• ••• • <'r -A* „„. 1 . % 4 :Ilk P r 4 ~1 "ID titc•l ~~r{ i ,l " --'ll‘llll htli 6 6 . 4 ZL10.4 Coo k 1 ~~ 't.f iv • , _•.■l • t, - -T . 77 7 MONDAY, JA UARY 22, l 81C. PRIcE . AMBER 9014.. :'HE-;IRE ROYAL, DRURY-LAME. CIS PRESENT EVENING, thtir Majesties' Servants' will perform • A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS. Sir Giles Over-reach; Mr. KEAN ; ' ag a in% Mr. MUNDEN; Wellborn, Mr. HARLEY ; , d 'ii e n, Mr. HOLLAND; Tapwell, Mr. WEWI TZER , tigwostb, M - . S. PENLEY; Furnace, Mr. PENLEY; Awls., Greedy, wiz. OXBERRY. • oilottls, Mrs. GLOVER ; Margaret, Mrs. HORN. ' Oki iriU be added, the new Gram! Comic Pantomime, ivies new Msie, Scenery, tke. called HARLEQUIN AND FANCY ; or, THE POET'S LAST SHILLING. . The Overture and Music composed Mr. H. Smart. Tri Dances produced under the direction of Mr. Byrne. D ew Pantomime of Harlequin and Fancy ; or,The Poet's swig, will be repeated every evening. sot Way to Pay Old Debts will be performed every Mon witaritlay tlll further notice. 04.0 0rwsw„ the Comedy of Love for Love. fi g e orsgai, The Merchant of Bruges. c a g b i ewl Comedy, by Farquhar, will speedily be revived. Dew Toe* sa l A fte r p ie cc_ are also in preparation. . ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. fItESENT EVENING, will be per. AI4IDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM. ATIBZWIANS Theseus, King of Athens, Mr. CONWAY ; hem, Mr. EGERTON ; Lysander, Mr. A 88 0 .17 ; lulus,Air.: NCLAIR ; Phdostrate, Mr. HAMER TON ; . Quince, the Carpenter. Mr. EMERY ; Snug, the Joiner, Mr. TOKk.LY ; Bottom, Ili: Weaver, ?Ir. LISTON; Flute, the Bellaws Mender, Mr. SIMMONS ; Snout, the Tioker, Mr. BLANCHARD; Starveling, the Tailor, Mr. MENAGE. Hermia, Miss S FF.PHENS ; appolita, Miss LOGAN ; Helena, Miss FOOTE. !Males. Oberon, Mr. DTIRME'r ; Titania, Mrs FAI/Cll - ; Pock,or Robin Goodfellow, Miss S. 800 PH; t fairy, Mrs. LIS ON; St::ond Fairy, Miss MA HEWS ; f d Ivey, Mrs. BISHOP ; Fourth Fairy, Mrs. S Pk:KLING; nig, Migs BURRELL; Sixth Fain,. hli“4 MAC AI, a ; Seventh Fairy, Miss CAREW; I:4lrtit Fairy, Master After which the new Grand Comic Pantomime, aided !". 'HARLEQUIN and FORTUNIO ; or, • SHINI.MOO AND MON-TUN. With new Music, Scenery, Dresses, Sre. The whole arranged and produced by kir. Farley. The New Pantomime of Harlequin and Fortunio will be re ared every even?roz, tolnorrow excepted. A mi t i tt ammr Nlthh;• Dreg. m will be. acted every Monday, Bey egay,sed Friday,till further notice. Tv-morrow, Venice Preserved. ,On Thursday the Tragedy of The Orphan. OD Saturday, Isabella. TO THE MAGISTRACY, &c. IIHE RECORDER, or JUDICIAL and MA GISTERIAL. MAGAZINE, will be published on the Ist 'February, price ts. 61. containing a Compendium of all Laws enacted; Cnil and Criminal Trials; Analysis of all Law oohs; Correapondense and Opinions on Legal Caws; Uves id Anecdotes; Register of all eolice Transactions ; Bankrupts; paApp o intments; Miscellaneous Information, and Historical during ate Meath. rated by Simpkin and Marsball, Stationers'-court ;J. 53, Parliament street, and all booksellers in . 1 own and This day were pnbiished, In one thick Volume, royal svo. price 245. in boards, AMILY LECTU ICES ; or, a Copious Collec tion of Sermons, on Faith and Prat l•e; comprising, in seVokne, many contained in the two for suer, with the adde d( others, and of one never before printed, to reectittnen • of Parochial turd N tritons! Schnoli. Vibe two former Volumes of skis Collection hav!ng become scarce, the Prop, levy. deemed it expedient to repot). Inoue Volume, a gel, ct number of Sermons, taken from two former, together With several wirers never before in -41, because not published, but calculated to obviate the Er rs ef the Times, and to entiris tte pages of this Edition with e Pkty and Wisdom of such Preachers ass liorseiyand a Paley. Louden: Printed for 1. Mawman and the other Proprietors. Of whom may also be had, TIC ELEGANT Ell - RAC rs, lit Paost„ l'OrT I/7, and Em• Us. Royal ttvo. price 2os. each in boards. This day was published, price 2s. Cwo SERMONS, preached in the Old and the New Churches at WOLVERHAMPTON, en Sunday, tcember 10,18 i 5, preparatory to the Establishment of a Bible ititation ; and published at the regiteq of a General Meeting ' the Town and Neighbourhood, held on Tuesday, Dec. 12, for ebuipose of forming an Auxiliary Bible itociety: together with eSelsuance of a Speech delivered at the General Meeting. By the Rev. EDWARD COOPER, iCtot of Harnstall Ridware and of Vold!, in the County of Staf ford, and late Fellow of All Souls' College, Oxford. Printed fur T Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. .Of whom may he had, by the same Author, 1. Serm o n s , c hi e fl y d es i gne d to e lucidate some of ihe leading ettrioes of the Gospel. Pitch edition, 'lvo. price 105. in boa: ds. 2. Practical and familiar Sermons, designed for Parochial and tiesestic Instruction, new edit. in 3 vols. 12tuo. price 1.55. bonds. Ibis day was published, Oae Vol. Ste. price 62. Drs. bd. in boards, dedlered, by per minim, to the Honourable the Court of Directors for the Mors of the United Fast-India Company. fiILAC'rS relative to the ISLAND of ST. HE LLN A ; written during a RetiOence of five years. by MAJOR-GENERAL ALEXANDELt BEA i DON, Late Governor, etc. &c. ate vritich Is prefixed, an Introductory Chapter, comprising nit Facts, tending to illustrate the primary Forma ion of 111 _ ; Observations on its Miaei al and Vegetable Produc -10•11•11 and Climate, capabilities - of improvement, and on it% Mat Strength and Security as a Military Station. ,„ 111 . Apdtkdix contains a Flora of the Wand by th e Lite Dr. w ham Roxburgh, of Bengal; and the whole is illu,trated by Views of the most interesting Parts, engraved by Mr. Da -14 from the Drawings of Samuel Davis, Esq.• Printed by W. Buimer and Co and Odd by G. and W. Nicol, to hisMajesty,Pall-Mall; and J. Booth, Duke-street, CATON ON THE VENEREAL. DISEASE AND 115 CONSEQUENCES. day Was published, a New Edition, price Ss. i.lustr.ted with A s PRACTICAL TRE ATISE on the PREVEN TION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE, elk'. mg the character, symptoms, and treatment of the Diseases dimly or remotely connected with it ; containing Gleet, Stricture, Mucal Discharges, the use of the I ,'lwk and common Boogie, Cutaneous Eruptions, imarnary "%nal Diseases, D e bility geweral or local, the ILeory of Gene &c. comprising an elementary Work for Students, and s Wide to the general reader ; interipersed with select Prescrip• atiiikable so each division of the disease. BJ T. M. CATON, Surgeon, No. 10, S t Newcastle-street, Strand; Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. 167,"'"dtaallosen. Inawood and Co. itU, Paternenter-rows I • MR. ROGERS' NEW POEM. Thit day was pnbli.lted, in one large Vol. dvo. price 12s. T HE DAYS of HAROLD, a MetricalsTale.— ity I. B. ROGERS. Printed for A. N. Newman and Co. Leadenhaßotreet. Where may be had, published this Winter . 1. (Dr. Hugh) Sermons, with Life, by Finlaysma, the 3 vols. complete in 4 volf. Soo. fine paper, price Li. lits. Pr particular in ordering Newman's Edition. 2. V t.t Society and Manners ha France Switserbnd, and G. rntally, by Dr. Johi Moore. Seventh Ed ition,' vole. 12mo. price 10.. tid. S. Modern Domestic Cookery and useful Receipt Book, Plates, I2mo. price M. 4 Soul of Harmony ; being a Collection of Glees, Catches, Duets, and Songs, Ancient and Modern, 12mo. price 3s. PALEY'S SERMONS. This'day were pubHshed, in One Volume ilso. (the Seventh Edi tion), price 10s. 6d. bds. by permission of the Executors, 'II I IEItNIONS on SEVERAL SUBJECTS. By the 1...7 late Rev. WILLIAM . PALEY, D.D. Subdean of Lincoln, Prebendary of St. Paul's, f nd Rector of Bishop Wearmouth, Author of " Natural Tim:logy," " Moral Philosophy," &c. Printed for Longraan, Hurst, Rees,Orme, and Brown, Pater 4 noster-row. Of whom may be had, The whole of Archdeacon Paley's other Works, FOR SCHOOLS. This day was published, the 2d Edition, corrected, In 1 Vol. 1 with Hales, price ts. bound, CONSEILS ma FLUX, ou Nouveaux Coutes. Par J. N. BOUIL Auteur des " Coutes a ma Fille." " The amusing work of Cantes a ma Fille, so creditable to the Author, is in our opinion surpassed by these Nouveaux Coates." —Gent:rill an's Mag. "'l'o the young is te n ch scholar we particularly recommend this p e rformance as exemplifying the elegant and easy turns of the language., and the pccubaritirs of the hliom."—Crit. Rev. 2. Pet.% ss Liu xNs de la Jaur esse, Recuell de Conte', &c. 4 nes - vob. with 12 beautiful Engravings, price 14s. bound. Printed for and sold by H. Colburn, 51, Conduit-street, Hanover. wore. WIN. re may be had many other French Juvenile Works. NE CL PRAC FICAI. MENSURATION. This d ty was publisbe , l, in One thick Vol. l onto. 6s. bouvicl, EA.TISE on PRACTICAL MENSURA- A TION, lo Eight Parts; containing the most approved M.:.hods of drawing Geometrical Figures; Mensuration of Sn perficies ; Land Surveying; Mensuration of Solids; the Use of the Carpenter's Rule; Timber Measure ; Artificer's Works, il lustrate I by the Dimensions and Contents of a House ; Mensu ration of Hay-stacks, Drains, Canals, Marl Pits, Ponds, Mill Dams, Embankments, Quarries, and Coal-heaps; Conic Sectinns and their Solids; Gauging in all its Departments; and a Dic tionary of the Terms used in Architecture. By A. NEsar, Master of the Commercial and Mathematical Academy, Bradford, Wiltshire. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Oran, and Brown,Pater noster-row, London ; and James Nictiols, I.erds. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, A Complete Treatise on Practical Land Surveying. in two. with nuniefous Copper-plates and Wool-cuts, 9s. boards. his day was published, In 4 large Vols. avo. price i2s. rid. boards. the Third Edit. of A SELECTION of CURIOUS ARTICLES L 1 from the GENTLEMAN'S M AGA ZlNE.—Cooriloim! I. IC:etarchts, Historical and Antiquarian-2. Anc eat and VI,I• dern Lit , rature, Criticism, and Philology and Natural History-4. Letters to and front Eminent Persons ii,celti...eous Articles, including Anecdotes of F.xtratodtrialy Persons, useful Projects and Inventions-6. Biographical Me. moirs ' Literary Anecdotes and Charact , •ts, Topographical No tices, etc. By JOHN WALKER, LL.B. Fellow of New College, Oxford. Printed for I .ongtnan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster raw, London ; and Monday and Slitter, Oxford. The EuurJa Volume may be had separate, price I •ls. boards. Also may be had, by the above Author, Letters written by Eminent Persons In the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries. To which are added, Hearne's Jimmies to Reading, and to Whaddon Hall, the seat of Browne Wilds, Esq. and Lives of Eminent Men, by John Aubrey, Esq. The whole now first published from the Originals, in the Bodleian Library and Asbmolean Museum, with Biographical and Lite. I • ra•y Illustrations. In 3 vols. Svc. price BI l Is_ed. boards. FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS. This day was published, in one large Volume, square I itmo. price lOs. dd. bound, VNTICK'S NEW LATIN•ENGLISH and ENGLISH-LATIN DICTIONARY, &slot(' for tint use of Grammar Schools, and Private Education. Containing all the Words and Phrases proper fur reading the Classic Authors. Accompanied with every improvement to supply the.deficiencies of other Dictionaries, and to enable the Scholar to parse and con • etrue each word acc ording to its various ince:vitiations, by Eke best Authors in the English Tongue. To .this Edition has been added, a Classical %dew of the Pre terperfei t and Supines of Verbs. A New Edition, revised :mid augmented throughout, By WILLIAM CRAKELT, A. M. Rector of Nursted and 1E:Id, in Kent. Printed for J. MaWRIIII, 39, Ludgate-street ; F. C. a w l J. Rivlngton ; G. Wilkie ; J. Nuns; J. Cuthell; ca'cherd and Letterman ; Cadell and Davies; T. Boca .y ; Law and Whittaker; John Richards-xr; Lackingtou, Allen, and Co.; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orate, and Prown ; Dalton, I Lowey, and Dayton; J. M. Richardsan ; &Williams; baldwin ; Cradock and Joy; Sher wood, Neely, and Jones; Gale and Fenner; J. Walker and Co., and for Wilson and Sorts. York. er 1. he I'yfiglis Thesaurus, or Latin Part only, may be had separately, price 6s. bound. This day was published, • Beautifully printed from a pearl letter, in a small PoeketVolur.te, a new Edition, • price Ss. 61 bound, of rifiliE NEW POCKET 1)IC riONARY of the I. FRENCH and ENGLISH LANGUAGES, in Two Parts. t. French and English-2. English and French, containing all the Words in general use, and authorized by the best Writers— the several Parts of Speech, the Genders of the French Nouns, the Accents of the English Worth, fur the use of Foreigners, an Alphahe ical List of the most usual Christian and Proper Names, and of the most retaarkable Places in the known World. By I'HOMAS NUGENT, LL.D. The Fifteenth Edition, carefully corrected, with the addition of tilt: new Worls inserted in Moutardier's and I.e Clerc's last Lltion of the N7.tional French Dictionary—the Irregularities of the English Verbs and Nouns, and a comprehenalie View of she P ronunc iation and Syntax of the French Language, by J. Out. StAU, A.M. Printed for J. Maw man, Ludgate •street ; F. C. and J. Riving. ton, G. Wilkie, J. Nunn, Scatcherd and Letterman, Cada and Dolts T. Longman, Horst, Rees, Orate, and Brown ; Lackington, Allen, end Co. • Dalton, Harvey, and Co. ; John Richardson, J. M Richardso n, Law and Whittaker, T. Egerton, J. Carpenter, J. Booker A. B. Dan and Co. R. Scholey ; Bald win, Cradock, and Joy :Ogles, Daman, and Cochran ; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; Gale and Fenner, Walker and Edwards, B. Reynolds; Wilson and Sons, York; and A. Black, Edinburgh. Of whom may be bad, eaether*dttloo, In vitiate Limo. pride Gil. bound. SALES BY AUCTION. CAPfTAI POUR=PAN SUGAR HOUSE AND PREMISES, near the London Docks, with early. Poasmlon. By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, on TIWILSDAY, 1an.25, at Twelve, AL D VALUABLE LEASEHO ESTATE; comprising an antennae Four-pan Sugar House, of nine floors, with BoWng, FiLl, and Scunt•bouses, Lump-room, and Warehouses, most desirably situate in Dock-strer, Rosemary lane. Also, i a Dwelling-house, with Connting-houses adjoining, occupying, ahogether, a large plot of ground, in the occupation of Musts. Austen and (Minnie. The Estate is held for about 47 years, at a ground-rent of -e52. Ios. per Annum. -To be viewed, and particulars had, fifteen days prior to the sale, of Messrs. Holt and Ferrets, Sulicitors,Threadneedle-street ; at the Mart; and of Mum. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad. street. ELEOAN r DETACHED FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE. wide Pleasure Grounds, Gardens, and Land, upon the most preferable and parkbke appearance of Clapham Common. _ _ By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At the Auction Mart, on FRIDAY, the 9tb Februaty, at Twelve o'Clock, in Otte Lot, by order of the Executors, hate RESIDENCE of GEORGE GOD. R. WIN, Ent deatased; •built at a considerable expanse, and in the most substantial and elegant manner, forming d Madam elevation, seated upon a beautiful Lawn, Pleasure Grounds, and Meadow Land; altogether containing upwards of Elgin Acres ; the House contains numerous Bed-rooms, some of then Whet by 19, with Dressing-rooms and Water-closet, two oriwobtl Drawing-rooms, 46 feet by 20 feet, Dining-parlour, 24 feet by 111, Library, Hall, and offices of every description; double Cowls house, and Stabling for seven hbrses; a circular Green-house, and Grapery, Pinery, and Succession-houses, producive Kitchen Gar dens' Melon-ground, Orchard, at.d extensive Shrubbery Walks, with a capital Meadow adjoining. This elegant Villa, with its offices and groOnds, are is the highest state of perfection, and suitable for a large establishment, immediate possession of tlehich may be had. May be viewed with tickets only, and particulars had 20 days previous to the sale, of Wm. Walton, Esq. Girdler's Hall, Basing hall-street; at the Mart ; - ,aud of Mein& Hoggart and Phillips, 02, Old Bread-street. pottr OF EXETER, By Order of the Fonoto; Die Comm rs of his Majesty's Customs, on Tuesday, the 30th instant, at Otte o'Clock in the Afternoon, at the Custom-Horse, in )Latter, THE FOLLOWLNG GOODS, VIZ: SOIL NOISE CONSUMPTION. Fur the accommodation and use of Private families, aud sub ject to the Duties of Custoni and Esc•se. No. Muck Pearl Wreath. 46 4-5 Gallons Brandy, tsi Dittu Geneva, 350 Yards French Lace. 2 No French 1 ans. it FOR WY PORTATION• 33 Pieces Frenrh Ribbon. 7 No. French SilkHandkerchiefi Hai Tare Freitch S.rsnet. 4 Pair French Kid Gloves. . No. French Silk Sh.tals. 9 Ditto French Silk Stockings. 416 Pack; Esigli.4 Playing-carts Stam p ed with =Lit t lish btatnp, l as Cards made for exportation. Anil on W cox Ls IPA v, the following day, at the Custom-house in Teigninut.th, at Eleven tic. lock in the Forenoon, rua EXPORTATION, • 2 Cwt. 141 b. Rack Salt, which will be put up in Lots, and bold to the highest Bidder. The Articles may be vi at the Custom-houses at Easter arta Teignnionth ivria slays p I to the Sates, butwees the “ouri of Nine sad Two. PURL' Uh WEYMOU Eti. By Order of the Honourable Commissioners of his Majery's Caroms, on Tuassitv, Fellraary *3, *Bl6, at Elcven u Clock in the Forenoon, at the Custom atomic' Weym-uth, 2- E GOODS UNDERMEI.I:IONED, BIZ: _ _ 2:0 Gallons Brandy 4t) Ditto Geneva 6 Ditto Rum GaLnis Wine t Ditto Compounds Subject to the Paymeu: of the D taken out for Hun 1 Piece Sheeting, 75 yards 7 " Do. Cambric, t 5 do. is 11.1. or Reuuuut, Lace, it:o do. 9 i/u. Paper, 98 do. 1 Da. Muslin, 8 do. 1 Lice Veil 1 Angola Shawl 1 Pair lialr liraceleti 194 lbs. Cotton Wool . I 10 cwt. Red Oaker to lbs. Tamarinds tt) lbs. Salt et lbs. l'ea 4 Pieces Rope 3 Anchors N 11. The Gem& way be vies House, two days previews to the tie of Customs and Excise, if : Lonsunip:ion. 11 - 01 LIPORTATION. 17 Piec , li Silk, 146 yuds a Do. Satin, $4l do. 9 Silk Skawh i 54 India Hainiker.iiiers to Bramante Silk Ribbons 13 Silk Pit rete s Pair silk Bracers I Do. Fr.neli GI ores 6 Pieces Si.le liindinz 1 Pair Laces $1 Do. Waieb &ibboas. iced by applying at the Custom. e day of Sale only. BARNE Cl' GuEs r, CeIYMIS r, Inventor of the GUESIUNIAN MEDICINES, No. 9, Great-Surrey-street, Foot of Blackfriars HAVING resided there for the' ast TwENTY- L.A. UNE YEARS, during which timeUP WARDS of THREE 1 HU U SAND PATIENTS have been restored :o Phit FECT HEALTH by him, after they have been admitted into the London Hospitals, w fun afilieeed with the following cora plaints and after cauttutaleg there a reasonable time, were then returned from thence without bring relieved, the truth of which can be proved by the books of the said Hospitals, or from the Patients themselves, two-thirds of whom reside in Lon don; great part of them have been advertised in the London Newspapers, and London Magazines for the last twenty years, eoneequently if not correct, they would have been most justly riginatized by those respectable Medical Gentlemen that a tend these charitable institutions, se they had three powerful induce ments for it. In the first place, because it was a duty which they owed to the public; secondly, it was a duty they owed to them selves; and thirdly, •their pride would have been so gratified in consequence of it, at ok have rendered esposure irresistible.. Yet surely, when It is e6dist3ered that every respectable Medical man must know that nearly all the great discoveries made in the heal ing art, hoe been thel-esult of Chymicai researches, no one of theca can wonder at the success of the GUESI'ONLAN MEDI CINES, the Inventor having been a practical Cbruist for the last fifty-eight years. LiOSPITAL CASES AS ABOVE ALLUDED TO. Mercurio► klwomatisma proceeding from t siting mercury to ezews,Agues, billows Sick Headaches, and ait descriptions of Headaches Liver Complaints; Nervous, Asthmatic, and con sumptive Disorders; White Swellings or Serophulous enlarge ments of tho laces; Gout, Pleurisy, Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout; Contractions or weakness proceedMg float repeated pa ragons of the gout, 014 Sprains, Bruises, &c. EX;:IIINt.,B. A LIEUTENANT of HUSSAIth (.f one cf .I , e Pe;inter.ts that rrntain in Flatlet., wilits for an lAichit •ge to Halt t'ay or to Infantry.—Direct to X T. Z. Mt.i.nt Coff.e. how, Groi.voionoorrot, ett.M WORMS are allf , wei hc the nii.Ft fregornt Sources of Childre:oe Dis7a , cs:—Tbsir Symptoms every Parent should be acquainted with. They occa .ton 4x,s of appetite, a paleness of the face,• emaelelon, and an I?te.. gain state of the bowels, attended with vtoient putni; they bring on etaisuisions, 'fleet the grov..th of hotly._ an 1 ~f...a prove fatal, by ending in a cousumptiou or &cap BrAis as a. preventative and cure f thee alit:ning. coos:>laiii.s, the 4 , . , ve excellent Niediclne is allowed, on the testimony M some ul tee htsfiest character's in this country, to In:ve no equal. Thtir public arpreuatiotr , given to the Vroprietor, tront a pyrstaail knowledge of its elEcary In then. own taindies, stitinps as muter beyond con.i . .etition, and gives a t;anctiou to it whieh nu ut!.tir Medicine of the kind can boast. Sold at. Mesas. Butler and Sons, N 0.4, etteapiltle, tontloo, ln packets at Is. lid. and !wise.. at 2s. A I awl ; ma ..ho by tbr print Val boua l etiers Vesislers in every • NERVOUS DISEAaEs. OF all diseases incident to mink:nd, those the nervous kind are the most complicated and diiiitai!? to cure. A volume would not be sufficient to point out theli vat penances. They imitate almost every disease, and are srll.. i n Tike in two different persons, or even in the same person & different times.—Proteus like, they are continually changirg Shapes and upon every fresh attack, the patient thinks be feels symptoms which he never experienced before. Nor do they only affect the body; the mind likewise suffers, and is °Leo thereby rendered extremely weak and peevish. The low spirits, timo rousness, melancholy, and sickliness of temper, which geskrally, attend nervous disorders, induce many to believe that they :ire entirely diseases of the mind ; but this change of temper is rather a consequence than the cause of nervous diseases. , The CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is decidedly the most. elegant and efficacious medicine ever yet discovered fur nervous diseases and shattered constitutions, consumptions, weakness of sight or memory, hypochondria, trembling. of the mind, sexual debility, stomach and bowel comp Lints, and all other diseases arising from a relaxed state of the nen - aus system ; which ate too often brought on by dissipation in youth, :old the gross violation Of those rues which prudence oketates for the preservation of health, and the laying a foundation fur a long and happy lire, with a firm and strong constitution. Sold by Samuel Leigh, IS, strand; Bacon and Co. ISO, Oa.. ford street, London ; Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury ; cud all Medicine Venders; price I Is. each, or four us one Family Bottle for Sas. by which one lls bottle is saved, wish the words— " Sand. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp. Also, price Ss. that scarce, interest I.g, and useful Family Work (with which is given an elegant pis-trait of the Author, and a view of Gilead House) entitled A GUIDE to HEAL l'H; or, Adv co to both &win a Variety of Complaints. By S. I , oLoaso Containing a Treatise on Female Diseastrs, Nervous and Hypo chondriac Consp!aints; also General Remarks on those Dise.ises with which the Human Body is most trequently afflicted ; ex plaining the Symptoms, mode of Treatment and Remedies most properly adapted for Sexual Debility, Ike. ate. . A CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CURItIE and Co. Surgeons, late in, his Majesty's Service, challenge the whole World to prove a single instance where their medicine and method of cure have failed of the desired effect. The practice 9f many years in this particular branch of their profession; has not givin 'rise to one unsuccessful case. _ _ IMPORTAN AIWICE. N 0.13, Botiverie•street, Fleet-street, May 1, I Fe'). WHEN Men of Education and Prtdeisionni 011 use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe certain method ut treaveg ale* prevailitis Disease*, the atioxeses• WI result of their elipiricaCe is the best pru4st uff.uperli.WV.V. • Fifteen years have we olevo - ed sour •prattltte to the tachtsive treatment of three Isei,ordeis, and Sirs. complete smiccss atter4-, ' ing oar plan, gives us ar,!aur to as much axsst ble the rArages of those esainp.anits vtt Aste are tin, mesa ion • m ar of all ILA: ies u winctethe human root:key li . eapesemg,- At tts an aoQ u ari,cd intr1411.3.::11117T0 ' , rev branch of 114c.dic a g Science, we tkternoved on piaci:cc, t. rescue tru.» the ignorance of tireelnestett litr.n, or the ego:tilt 141114:Ma precipitancy ut a general torn , i dotter. The three d seceders, to the cure of width we nave directed (car attention, comprise every species di Vl:firma Infects's, whether of recent or hung duration; gety, all kinds of Deouity or il, a. ciency, whether arising ions the pecret habits of sehool.boys, or the halulgeocics of mature age, termineing In itupot.iner, 41,4 sometimes in consaitiptiou • and laaly, that derange:m:l: cf t he system its women, which Is railed ltarretiorse or zicerality, us many cases originating in kalmilar error. Numerous diteaset are the Jesuit of ignorance or haste its the treatment of a simple Goitorriura, ats.l it not tritrequrtiy !tap. pests that the seri.. of Inc ate poisonel, from the its.alvet tenets , of an utiguasil.4l niosnent: liy a si,petiut method, rueli 11.411 i. pliatit, Are tAslif knifed; and even wlet-re inhers have laded, we trust that we may oiler an eflectual restoration. he I).b:itA7 of ilte tie. lira, irequontly connected with or arising front the above cnnplatiits, have mot escaped 4.. s attention; by an infaiiilde and imprnved ;lin, we as: . bled to remove obs.inate Gieets and Strictest whener re cent or of lung duration, without resorting to the paolto and dangerous use of the caustic bougie. Many instancet. can be adouced ut very inveterate cases, of several years continuance, having yielded to our method in a few days, after the cure had beet' attempted by other practitioners without efftvt. Iti be consulted daily by Patients u: either sea, with secrecy, delicacy, and auention.—Letters frets the country, containing dos particulars of ti? ease, age, and manner of Living, Welcoming a remittance, duly attended to, and advice and Medicine ton wattled to any part of the kingdom. BOSS and Co. Mengel s of the Royal College of Surgeons. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the sys tem which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful effects of a habit long and most p ,rued by the youth ot both sexes. In the one it will be tote.l.l to is! :he n•:; . :oling source of barrenness; the other have its ravafes c.I to them by a &arguing state of debility, which, it not r :it. re medied, terminates its inipoteoce. These are its retil.,e sod ultimate effects, while consumption, hise of muscu'ar ::a various nervous complaints, usually characterise the earl' , a' b .4. 3 of thie solitary vice. Of persons under the di... 4.1 it:. incident to such a habit, their treatment is bluish., and has ccl proved unsucceuful in the course ut a long, Libor:out, soil !nue - extended practice. lit the most obstinate and complicated cases of venereal infec tion, suck as oLstructions in the urethra, spungy hard tumours, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, g as also Strictures, whether recent or of long duration, and which have bailed the skill of other Practitioners, are by their present Improved plan of treatment effectually awl per less. nently cured, without the p ttient suffering the excruciating pa and alarming Hemorrhage which fiequctitly follows the appi.ea lion of the lunar caustic. In the ccuree of their extensive pray. ice In this metropolis, numerous cases of S f UREA have hes a and ate daily under their care, the total erat;ication of which is t fected by a safe, certain, and expeditious mode of cure super:!:t to any Other yet adopted. The weakness, relax..: ion, and :- lily, proceedir.g from this complaint are speedily removed, and the Patient restored to sound and vigorous Lealt't. ruz. dote the debility has for years existed, a proper iq-verince in .4 r restorative remedies is indispensahly requisite, 'o revive he Cam bering sparks of life, and to reanimate the • Patients in the Ccumry arc requested to s •ate the warticuL.rs ot their case, age, and general halm of bettie s Sc :..-!..1J,111 . 4 a re intttance for advice and Meditin%s, whet. ti Wl.l yteeu or sent to any part ot the Kingdo ti. To ensure that secrecy which Is so essertisi to their nod..? taking, the postage of letters may be a..ded to the adkuant :i.r , inctlicines.--isth lune, 1809 —•.107, /iaitan•siirden. NEW GERMAN DICTIONARY. This day was published, in One thick Volume, square 19.5n0. 1 price £l. is. hourly, fIABENHORST's DICTIONARY of the GER MAN and ENGLISH LANGUAGES ; in Two Parts. By G. H. NOEHDEN, LL. D. Pb. D. 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