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On Friday, The •klau of the World; Sir.Pertinaz Macayear phant„Mr. Grant (Wet; his Slat appearance In London). . • On SatUrday, Pizarro. The Public are respectidly informed, that Shakespear's Tra tedy of Coziolsnus la in preparation, and that IStrs,Siddons BCC the character of Valium*. . • THE 6tit 6 COUR,T, held on:l'itesdip, the 3d ctxy of December, 1811, and %in the .581 Year a - the Reign of George the Third, of thet7pited Kingdom of Oren Britain and . . . Ireland, - • . • RESOLVED UNANINIOrSLY, • • • • That the Thanks of this. Court be,given• SO_ Vie Right Hon. l 'Jo s nos loNATHAN sit r , late Lord Mayor, for the deference and respect he has shown to his brother Magistrates, by so fre quently Calling them togeiher ; for the attention sod intpartialby with which. he presided curer the Debates of .thi#Court, and for lids polite atterunia to every indivi*l.Mendier of it; fur the liberal Hospitality displayed during his residence Mansion House, anal' for the facility of access to him, which he gave to all Fellow Citizens ; for the justice and mildness of temper in vrhieir he administered the laws; imd -rinereily for his-upright and exemplary conduct• in discharging the various duties of the ugh and important Office, which he so well filled. IVOODTHORPE. NEW GERMAN FLUTE MUSIC. A COMPLETE GUIDE to the Art of Pitying the G ERMAN VDT w herein willisefOind every tnstruc non necessary to the attaining a 'borough knowledge of that elegant and fashionable instrument, laid down inthe most' . plain' and familiar 211.11111 U% The Gamuts contain the beet and most approved methodmf Fids getting ; the different modes of Pongialng passages are exemplified in tortr!wo ICzamplets, and illustrated by Lessons, Airs, and Dust, 111111 ssively Arranged: tophich are added, , w..nty-vight of the inoscp , fldar and favourite Ail s, properl) ado Rted ; eighteen. C l- in rli the Most UseiltiPseys; Tables of Tratuiposition, and description of the Pince *hilt/Wit keys. 'l4 whole coptainism every information requisite to enable t t. e learner to proceed with , plicasuM in his girty of the Get:Wilms - . tee '•Corhios‘d 'and STN ranged by Joux 11rAt,z, Penfesser pg'tti-Gutmap Elut,e, Price 85. London; kiinked by' Gaulcling, D Altna.oe., P.otret • and Cp. Soho.ssquares and I f Wesmuerehltd4triees' • • • TO& . r- THIS tangling rnialdy is instemN mid effelsally relnOvtli .by :iiit3o'4. OttONTAWIC. C 'UMW et 11.1 zssgNc,E.oF,, Hop.sgoPilSli s which is the inzegoljoit'4, a re¢tiltfr Vie/Waver fn'thi 4 eley•e'llittr; ithetiftr litirboK hoes known wad jualyesiermetl,--Sold whole de a t nd retail by M. I,arelay.S t ; Sop's No. 95, tlcct Marbet, Lopthn, ; $4 4 1.1 1 Y all Vat- . Airs of ltittlicines In Town awl' CO•tmtry. • +rice' 2*; a ~~: . C airrits UttIIfICES tlie R ACI • I • trtg . OP tfie tottiers' ofeckvimo i g fiAW di' torfl "'knee etq 7 1 itiely:IPth of 3aottpFyotxt, I kit thi.:Coprio tbp an 4 t he 'rittp,Wei . on wltilcit it is foupcied = ft* tooadered:op a'', t*iitaied twitch& itAitrot - I . ty 4004nts dltd4e.P.OWt Geptlemen risb - to, 04110 1 thrir knowlqge. of t . he l e stw,—A: Prospectus and ickfikat tlt ret geL.Was heti, may bil*ained of Nlessrs. ind`SadsAiii3V 1411Vga.itletdo'fifttik(TddA. HE LOVERS cif READING are respettful ly ."" itifornitict, tlie..pment year'stiddititins of emery New Wtslii, in 4littory, the Arts, Divinity, 'Voyage, and 'navels, as well as the lighter branches of Cittiraterr, will be - found' egad to the papa extepsive dern;n4, at pur rcrtr•clacuLA.:llNG BRAkY,- Grace-chtirch• street ; . whtre, by judicious arrange ments, are removed thole frequent d'aappoitttrnents experienced d; LibrOles in: genera,—;Catalogues and Cutlyof TIM* wbe bad of the Librarizn : , . CHRPNGLOGICALLY ARRANGED. r rHt MISCELLANY, Twelve Vohipeit ectliO; demy paper. prlee Ss. in boards; in toysl. paper piper 'Eta his In board% Sulweribers are requested. to complete their Sees previous to the In of January, 1812, after which date noisebut complete Sets can be sold. • . . • fuss puldielti.sl, • . The 04arecks pf Vlcsil,• with an .gniillals Tnmslatints, and. ICw4. Si Professor Martyq. - Prima /Hain ioloured, at the optiOts of the Purchaser. - Published at Dutton's Ciradatiag Litrary Gracethareb.street. • This clity was published; A new Edition, price 3s 6d. in extra boards, ornamented with • • . • two elegint'Efigraiiings, • • j'H E CHAPI , ET, a Colletticx of POEMS ; -I- partly original, and partly selected from the moot approved Anthers. 4 , We do ilbrreccilleet to have met, for minas timeistst, With a stollectioe •of,rosins of so consk;:ivni a. size, and reasonableprice, oiincludift id gteat' a Variety of Voeint of considerable Merit:" ' • British Diets. • Printed and sold by, J. ;taw s Iv.swich;.end,sold. also by ,Long 's Awn; Nurst, Reei. ill rme;asid• Brown,Y. C7ind J. Rivlngton,ana 7e:tele-end Cuitis,l.4eiton.; ' • .1 :-- ' • t _ '',. • , YRlcre - may be bad, • I.etters'ot.Obelard and lieleige, plate., Se. boardi. : Select CalleitienpfSpitaptls and lelosnmental Inscriptions, 3cc.. frontisplece,.s% exfyn o lsnaxds.. . . INtritteVir). ktiiriON . OF tuturs iusricE, • Robitioh crti4w — carittwvi*ood tints, foolsca p Bvo. es. By (MARLIN DURNFORD and JOHN KING, Esqrs. : . Lave fansiptitivelso;i4deintalplecir; AL:attesting4A. - . • - Barristers'al•LaW I ._• The Minstrel • 4 f9)ltetiol 9f motWi Awl. religious p oe m,. Enlarged into five volumes ors' price X 3. 3s. in beards, the . . . . Itintitisfilet` e?3k.);d: i tealsolit s. • - " ' ' eases brought down tO the end of the last Easter ?elm, and the . • • • -, '.S as pfibli - -. s ... , ii‘ .- • - • • Is - dI A strshed,. Stitutek.tO the'end of the last•Seiltion of PirliathestO• i' 11.- ' . - rtm - dii isemniblialred;; ..•: , 1 -. The Second Editioniiiii; tit • Voluitiek Itiot with Eighteen En.r rrilE JUSTICE. of . the , PEACE isitul - sPARISTri. tivp,Plice se2• illullq k ~ .: Li- OF.Edietit..; ity ;MOHAN) i1t.1114 4 9 114.44 ate Cii•Pn MECtiOT 6_,of ilin MAN S And c . T.T.S-, edlotof thePieceSle-of Carbste.l, -,• " • -11 ' tittlikAiPl, RMN, froM the RO N llsly - 1 Tbe,tweilly- fi sitt,Editlon, iii n fE 7 - ,., t, „„ T ., - .r., oa:ctitill.#," Additions to. be.. Year t2loo47iikkeitai diellitgln of Briedillocietys Clat-1 41 linprotetiWnik ; * rhe !meth 'rd,-Bssi.lsrrhiSib" toms, and Mantu i rs,w_ith a general Sketcli Of the litatcpt A Ili, : : lip *t t erin2lnitedby• John Kns,rodthe InnitTesapleAsii eini, l Sipiktition,2)i l este 4 • 'and AmeseMents Of the Cititens 41 Datistthr-steLaw., _. :-. . . isdnoisistinie skaoPerio ' d. •: TO Which are added, lilusevitioniai • .1 4 0,3,1te,Cb! 40 : Dig i et t y's,Law.Printer, . for T, Cs44ell and W. oftbe Cisiggesin.otst, I.snapagr, Literary. custorns, and gescloal4 bevies. 4rand.i,), ttervicii.th, Fleet-street . p.'C'ind 1.14- ithianivikaiff lir'Slyte 'and Versification arid 'verities VartiCidaral vingtoil; St:Pint% ) • ttilF:lialstr' and' lione fi niticl litin:si,lttleir . conssisdai:PsibbeilisdlPtiliatc Libeirlei.. ... i .. • :': dritiry and Brkftsreteintreret-:o4; .: i, ,t i.. li :_.:•,I.I; -: . u.:. JA rklA t E„Ft • MAJ,cOJ.M, F. S: A. , . %•"'lls`• In this Editicri•- Ore Heed5459;011141041 1 :4119 WI ill! Pk ' Psintetdit'lMfgWM Milt; Bret; Orme, and Brewri,'Patet.; 'newly CrWl. tdvlri4 ?many %Mitt:lll Agohmkisea.toins il*YeC sestetsfoen, ,S4afkaitj.ltis4zitilis British Gallery, No., 6 e r • jfeir' Neu tikeiiyri,th.,,tho tletes,cOnvs..tton,. - hgefriteist , ingitoley w Bond-greet. • . . v.lgrantOii.ei lich.Xe. - rtird lite tihtss' l'idott" hini IVeti ) altog • ' Oi• Arhoin may be had, by the same Autltir'„," ' ' newly arereo4;tritbigiiiit,adialpthis, end placed lr a-voluatilletZ The same ,Work, Loi voL oto. price RS. as. boatdir. - . , _ • .-. '. . itself, lath salltiaillareetea: ',,'. •••.' • • • •._ _, • •"' London,4 vols. etn. X 7. 7s. ditto. • ~, • . 1,•,{ .: f: i '," i. .5 ,I• . hb r rie !_alff:.l k e 7 l l'- u ".... ;suits .Anecdotes • of thi Iskt•hileri•and'Cifitolns of liiikk dotilli f 5( _ i 1. gcc __, vbeNitt r. flirrn, suith edition righturrch Cepturfoitv, We. 990: ditessa •• ' ' •.' s ...: •)!•: 1T 1 •. , s l ./ Notes an It • Sithna Vrastr,' • Esfi. - liftit bier at Lait. l'he sstue Work,.2 V 914. 400 k .124. 10i , ditto. , . " Altni 4 .iiiititligs' tail. ;let its:le iihirigii; ~': -. , . . Itiscalaneosi'Aflieetbtiti'S ' r e .s: tilts. •'• "" '' ' 110,31.4411k119111Wic1q tb4innteit tibbirikanics Lea, . . ".:'. — .l';''' 2.. ! '.:'7 . T..: , `. "' , . . /Via 12ii - flq .thiir Otritp.4.-; V 4 . pw • TAANSPORT 401°I.CS; Ootrooitt• St, *Si i. THE COM .4414110P1XR1 few • COtYDOTIFfs2 Ills 41(4,tr.rryri.virs.poRt ;gilt ci.oinki c.n of sick ark if' Ul~al 3JI ala i * tke coke Cottoly of FRISONERS ItWAR, ti0464.1ki0 Moil* • • That they *at Ek re:ady it4t6 Offity'llf - F** its ATtit Vt Petember:,„ tBll, to reteleOeded3 — .4op,'24lll,4 r;itiaso4 Persons as nix* be to Sent:set . F 0 OirgOSIIIIF # l4 $ 01 44 of War ill ' OrkossigiatSOßPßAZ4 esoss ositi4OettlFll§l4:" • For six months u 1 2I Iris *1 `iii:.:: • 21i; 114er will 6! re,y4 eAr.:9;.; 444 1 ' sq*4?liAli•is . ; 4 l' amy sotielt Unless the party, or as seat ror hi*e,potrot strati. Adch to dvr laird he wit:64oN 6J a Lritrr. d'fikt Persons, en g a g in g to i ! .-000le, frpoto".4oli Per 4;" lii e!lt of LSO; fir the disc/kw . . noise .f At Co:tract. • • Fdtther particular, otearpAr Jaws, dy aifiryisti 4tt Ito nr v er, at Norfoun Moss. If RI4I affi OR DATAzaz-citlics, • • THE PRlhitis i - vi ,' ,MSTY" .. .• - - _ •"That PSin:ifs wir , Lai Ogie in Pail-Man on or before Monday, tbe, nth dai of December next, from suds Persons as may be willing to undertake the provision of RIVER DALLAS I' for service ot, the Royal Engineer Department. at Woolwich. The .Ballast must consist of o Gravel raised from the River near the Royal Arsenal, and be delivered into Ordnance barges on the spot, and the daily supply requ'.red will be from 800 to 500 Tons. Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office is Pali- . Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'cleek, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealedwp, and: endorsed, r Proposals for River Ballast ;" but no proposal can be admitted after the saki 9th day of December, at twelve o'dock at noon of the same day; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an agent is his behalf, shall attend. Order of the Board, R.ll. CRAW, Secretary, PATENT FLEECY HOSIERY, roanufaeluned by HOLLAND, WAISTELL, HORTON, and Co. the Patentees, anikManufacturers to their Majesties, 94, High Hol born ; who also manufactore Cotton, Worsted, and Lambe-woo!, in every article of under-clothing, both for ladies and gentlemen These Articles; which are very numerous, are of their own in vention, and manufactured of the best materials; thefare of full sizes, and of acknowledged superigrity of make and shape. Every Article both of Fleeted and Plain Hosiery to be had of the Patentees, and of the most respectable Hosiers is town and country, by their appointment. BY HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE REGENT'S PATENT. THE SARCOTIOVARMandCOLD B ATI*, calculated and. recommended. foki% the .use of Hospitals, Public Institutions, Hotels, and Private Families,, may be made to soy proposed -size - or dimensions,. and baited when required M A very 4)1 L time, Ibey are also rondo portals* for the pur pow nt a speedy applicatinn in exigent cases, under the direction ut. Medics :Gentlemen, in the immediate apartments of theta• partieulai patients. . These Barbs an asksebetored only at the Patentees, Arm strong and Folkard, 76, Great Quern-street, Litutolts's-inn-frelds, neat door to Newcastle House (Manufactory opposite), where they, and improved Vapour and )bower Biths, may be seen in variety and ready for use. A GREAT EVENT FOR ENGL AND. nrit INViTERATI INTILIINAL ENtliT ARRIOTED. MANY laudable attgripts have. heretofore been made In vain to arrest nur Great Internal Enemy, vix. CONSUIVIPTIUN (by Foreigners called England's Plague), Twenty Thousand Persona having fallen under its tyranny an nually, for centuries past—a fact allowed by the faculty.. What peoplein general consider very lightly, namely a Common Cold and Cough, has usually been the primary cause, as such, what ever will check Cough e ff ectually, should he speedily resorted tn. as It is better to prevent than to cure.—Mr. MADDEN, the Proprietor of the VEGETABLE ESSENCE, for the Preven tion and Cure of Consumption; Asthma, and the very many Pulmonary Complaints, comprehendihg also the Hooping Cough, the destroyer of Children, feels it a duty incumbent on him so 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 grati fication to relieve three Thourand Persons ; and can with truth say, that if has never yet failed of giving weedy r diet in cases of Cough, however severe. RECENT CASES : From Mr. THOMAS As se, 11, Orange-street, R ed-lion-square. 44 Stn-1 feel it a duty triennibent on me to arkenwledge with gratieetle the efficaey oryour Vegetable Essence en bekult of my wife, who was afflicted with a periodical cough fur ten years, which balled Ai medical aid, and became Increasingly worse, Which had reduced her to a mere shadow, till at length, in a very providential way, she heard of your 'medicine, sod after taking one bottle found great relief, and continuing to take it agreeably to your directions, her cough has entirely lefbher. I 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 net, I can no longer refrain returning my most grateful thanks; and may you live to witness a similar Case on thousands of your fellow -creatures, is the sincere prayer of, ble, , your most obedient humble servant. • " THOMAS ABBY." - • ------- - - hTo. It, Orange-street, Red Lion-square, May is, 1811." Frans Mr. J. XRIAENFt, 3, Past-street, square, " Si 11..-.1 feel great pleasure in acquainting you, that your Ve getables-Essence alone hes , happily relieved my servant, Maty Clark, from a very troublesome constitutional cough, with which she his 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 pub/isk this sure, I feel it my duty to give my verbal testimony to any inquirer. I am, Sir, your most obedient servant, J. XEMENE.S." " East-street, Queen-square, April 12, 1811." A small Pamphlet, containing an Account of its Virtues, and the Testlitionies of nearly a hundred Ladies and Gentlemen, sf high respecability, in its favour, may be had at Mr. B. 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': ! t MIL PERKY, Su Tenn. of •Si .utb 4 mpt ritittiefr illoornel•ory-square,, i:torrie,tor of APA Mb'. t'OLX 74 a MIL', rex. rale...at:lout Cute of Stone and Gravel, cif tile $ or Kidettia, acquaints the Public, thin he devotee tilt whole I feselonal atte:n• ton to the above diereses, and eisityChemshialiell at Ids *wit boo cote Wednearleys owl islinyoiwhendllesliqhmmes the Solvent in !multi oft I. end .4t es. care luclatsel. . •sf which last correct the coiculoto diathesis in the hatill, midi prevent the concrettml of the•lstone In rerebtdi of *sordilisitali it Sold also It IlMoto and C0.'4150, Oofbrdiatrterit ; '414411 1 ,41. tap's; front of the goys! Eseb,aose, to bostiel4S ales *Liao 'lbw , Author's " Diolin'sition on thr.Stude and Uraveli"Nintbatattell, price is. tid. plating lout the diet to be ob;crared during the cuff, with niany extraordittaty easel, scree 'of lA...feet re:ovary evils afreu theaaperatkots had head resolved di noir belied sa-Nally and Co.'s, bookipler% No. Se), l'ateroorer-ttow. „ , .• • '_ N. 11. An Meet of higlvrauk 2 M. the .ormyiardtboaslat 'fp be pact recovery, ii just recovered b. thus SeWen., uo4l9 . the amt.& . batinn of Sir Lucas Phipps; tlan.and the Itegl!tental a:Nevem. i GUES - l'ONlAltbinitT,kfl. • CASE 46.—T0 Mr. Gotrr,Chlivalot, Ho. 0, Oreat fititterettfitt i , Blaskfriariswead. : • • , • ' SIR -e-4•I have tent you a state of ter 1 1. *Met It Wiltweed by my Own gmlli4. lll , Mr thotekl espect veeyiet who read it would be:ieve it was tnte: it woo.abortiTatt Whitest In tjae month of lune, 1801, I was vielesrly-slateted,trish aptap mations, and on the.isth of July oves,sittnieed ibto•Gtfielfori, coital, where they eadeivoured to cure Me bilwesitiv n • :"er three weeks; ,Whill 1 became encoding teeble;sidshcliesity Amid. meat of lay palm, atul after matom.ag dome .axwelita4 Mlles* out no better than when I M. .14y NO!' !I" thr•Pgt trail , enrreasing, I.stae tO athlete sal.vatiois:l,loo I complied with; but It did me's amterlalinjury, fist Mt isatatt rid -tinned more iielindf; and my.sirrns sod knew Oita splkheeits• trotted, with suelos waskitms is any melet.PeeatiComirahlhei a mile itl an both.. • • • , _. • • 1' .. - r ' • a Tits Was the eltutiloh In which I was whey' wasfralsen lopiti o and took settle pas and had the lletion appaa' far • ill us' 'Onus quarters a an limit, I was able todavos.nsystiff,• tottlee I hesil tai. done frr a fa* time b , fem.: oB ldilveeflltile Illicftwtgaimed so relieved.from everr.other iocweenietice, that I walked -from your boase.to the old change to' dunk Mr. Jas cl,s, for kurMe numinumadadmer to mut, Sehi NI 'MA • ti a most minadous cam mfamisodpe ti a Mew* fy si4 cities. I that day wanted obi roles. vintapat ista.t.lacauvwFolab and by continuing to use your Medicines tarp , ingatbs i was • feet!) , cured; and lure. remained Well ever sipper My netei t ee bang acqualuted wllt the truth of the pardcatars Übe .ti t great numbers of gendom• a anal °Cats. Akre*/ With Gent aid Rbeuaratisun, ham been induced to make use of pour itioakompe and Were cured by them; of which the.fullortiag ikon, oftati have been requested tee enclose for you to snake what ats . ye please oft and am, Ss, your humble invent. • • ' Witnesses, - 'GEOROki WHlTlifigAlk. TAO and WIOTLIFICAD, Calico Ptintrrs, Crayfird, 0 dridiseb.7 23d October, I so•_-..---Xase 47 in a furors Poet') . MARRIAGE should be the foundation of social Happiness. Which is then disturbed through the par•tes that fernt the union not taking those precautions which would se cure them the enjoyment of that gteat domestic blesdtig." Prop* of every rank pay adoration to the *brine of wedlooks but where the constitution has been tainted by tliwase, or debtliratod by a certain habit cosittacted at an early age, a reunvatina of stability. previous to enteritis that state is inthawnsibly requisite to *Wm the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the system. For no disorders have contributed more essentially to destroy Hyme neal happiness than tliosse which are the consequence of unguarded pleasure. it was this consideration which induced - 114eacTs CURRIE and Co. for these law twenty years, to direct shaiostha . _ dies and practice exclusively to the treat ment and cane of the Vte, nerve' Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom ; also tothee derangement f the system, produced by the destructive hablt of the'inemssiderate school-boy, which brines on tle-se Debilities and Deficiencies ti: t pteeent or embitter the MANS mania! 'state. The succes elt-of a tbeir t p these iv lag g , iv :l e l s 24 titr uo nt , additional ardour to op eager o which are the most its catalogue dt tuar:an !Mgr- • minks. It behovesevert" has indulged in this tary vice to seek relief by rofesalonal Mtn of emir - melee and honour, to which Ifiteari ! Ci.710.1E and Co. clans, the sanction of scholastic authority, is well as the testimony c 4 uncontradicted fact.. In professing the cure of these complaints they hold nut no indistemeetto' itoe ; but sensible as all men must : be of the existence' of such calamities, they offer thrift. assistance as regularly educalkti Members of tise.itoyal Of Surgeons of London add Edinburgh. Slight and ram cases of Syphilitic Intection are radically cured in the &holt space of two days. Those of the most obstinate .duratiot, sues as obstructions, Inveterate strictures, pains of theliones , gleets w &c. are permanently and speedily_ lured. Fey : pat.ool4e° iusd; Gentlemen of the first respeCqibilltl illive.baell tinder the-care if, Mears. Currie and Co. for thkrethotif latednifilaihtli of the . • thee, strictures, &c. and haying received a ra*aliiini permanent' ; t. cure, twines that raerences may be mideicathera as satisfactory rsider.ces of the decided superiority of Messrs ! Currie and Cos'e L plan of treatment. Many of these gentlemen had strictures from. • I 0 to 40 years, and were tinder the care et' Meats. Horne,. Heat - 'bide, and other surgeons of eqrAl (Winterise; wko aitetnnted: their cure by the application of the lunar caustic, without s• • Messrs. Currie and Co. have ;elected the foliar:Mg letter trims the many they are t!aily receithig roam gentletned returning th4m., thanks for their restoratlon-townind and Agoras health. ft was - sent to theth unsolicited,from the inn of,: Ad* Fart, who bed laboured under this distressing and painful malady fst ten years t be had been under the care of several surgeons of pe4,- Na t ona t :eminence, none of wbom afforded him permanent relief; but. from the superior rnoile of treatment adoptdd ind pursued by Meter*. Currie and Vv. he te-Weetreradical cure in the short vice ofone month. • " To Dr. Curtant,•lo7, Haiicia•Gardeti• • " Lord -- feels great. yieasure to co muntaicating to !hew td * Currie the perfect re-eatablistrineet of his &AS, hi cense= • ." of his mild and admirable treat nient of Strictures in the U it He may.? d, that he has notwse-many years enjoyed so muck comfort and freedom fretwpaln he•cafiattns no doubt of " his bartieg obtained, through his 4111 and attention,- a perfect i• and radical ewe of that 1.01 14 4 be•isia Me a-. to orsA3trw i die t wenuser that others treatedlinteotuplalot,hehgs " it sit Lis power, from a fair nal atul4ksScumperikio, to, say “ oar tr i fteparigrpliusseite Currip,,orb he wad* seele,. "anti shalrever be most ready, and ending to acknowledge." PetatsfsaCtswie and Co. may 1 consulted by patient e( Apses ! Sex, with the greatest •ecreetaas/ honour, at bow" )1/46. 11)7,Hattep•Gardee.--.1.-ettla mast be plat iptid,: • •1 0 i• - • • • • • • •—•••- • L l. 4 aid ler Pik{ AdOlagbr,;7: ‘' .....1 ° l l4 'ffrialr4 _Atipit,.; flirt) iCraidfor i l ly fito at family # Obi' de 'et 114114.4aff. ifflffilitat bit* isiGantatii. OA :%11011 ra.l-Prwinit.i. ~ T•- • y •Dritsvlnernkkinir • .:' 14- elvtivranal ne! • • "'lt"' Ouse; Han, 'Jos ' _ _ , “'" • painiv4.as.i . ""r"' is a tv;totto ; U Gallen s, We : , lite , . 'ifs! AI al ri ages .•.11ag0avit. Mimosa d Watcfilaid'aprii.„,mi. HAL D. ziticliudici4i,ii 7oah, Del!r, a#ll otlihr prom"