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Law, Ater- slitria-I.ane . ; •I Harr* St. katil's Church yard ; ATI f 'Art ni, arci Harrel'. C:47 - a , c,c!.rireli-qtreet. . , • : Pf)i 11.:R.'t - ,4IfIELIMATita .1 1 14)1 1 .,. IV-• F.:} M 3: Betts IEAQ-fi..getts 0 16..:0,.Doneaster, • 1:-:...4 rcet r ivtai a Etlt r!tlpply of M . :NW ok's 1.1-i.r....t.: NIA 'MC LIR c)PS, forlifie * elite'% l'est6 most uhat pltc theuma is cam plibits.—Stveral cr?ell-autfienticated easo;ldetrirp fort% the extra "- ord-lartri. titrea•thrty have perfOror . -d, are Vitiated mid delivered %yids rh•-. Drops, which time : so/din small -triangular bottles, with the w074.4r, " Foetvr's. b rpilafic...r.44e*" thereot f , sad sealed • .witit an iv.lpso•si4L, oft , , *rapt add.dastle, and the Proptit - • tar's tiarne,i a sPutttzyg lire DrOps, With dirk:C:loo fni;itclilg'rh.Rci, - ii , ..'l/1%..-fr05W7,472,,- ittLikaif isiit,igt li n g., ditto at 4s. 6d. iaret,iiding stamp duty. by W:§.l*. - ehrtlowii, C.:::zette *Office, I.loncaster ; it'oa, by 1.1 . .. - - Juliti.Sanger, at his original ge nuine royal pat •nt tueellehle raiarchoUte, No. 150, Ostorrl-street, . opposite New B.tr.l.s.rreet, London; lty the Priprirtor, at Raw.. try, Irt.rksbire; Jackson, Voilterbf, Loath; Ball, Brigg ; Lunn, liartriii; Bioolte, Lincoln ; srothard and Cragrts, I-lull ; and Gore, Liverpook—eTwo or three bAlttit4 generally perform a cure. • fa• theite.Drops are valuable to persons going abroad, as they will keep for any length of time a tind in all climatea. I ,~~ '941 FRI DAY A liTtr ST 11: 1 PO9 . • 1 . 0 ' EQUER BILL OFFICE, .1.4.29, 1609. Ail Exchequer Bills dated in the 11,4o:ith of hly, 1808, TO BE PAID OFF, STATE. 1,0 rrEky,' WITH ONLY FIVE THOUSAND NUMBERS. sctigmE. 4 0f.... £Bn,ooo I 8 4 ... ..... ...... ... spoo Besides. £lOO, &t CI F.. TOR DS C9MMISSIONERS of HIS Ald - -r;! t //sun; havit g given Direr:lees f,s• i ely;sag e l f' ,bone twentionrd But/terser wite the Interest ~, !..Arherer Bill ()Ace, in tie Receipt ef Burk quer, Writminrkr, en Titerday, the 29th day of Asiztitt, on dusty (Sundays and Holiday: rxerOted) until, pid,n the 1 Sti of Avant, frost Tat o'Cla.it in the 4 .„.the Afternoon, /Sr tlrc pdrpost of receiving? same. ••• dispatch, toe Z...4017.f o/ Ike said are desired f " s of, containine 114 Nu.:3eds in arnrerieal ord•r, se -0„ cr the said hilts, an.l :einesexcement of tat. re,:, 7rincosl Ssnrs'and Lst •rest due thereon; mini...fed-fro*, 1... t • 'by, ex erica t. 4 •q are res,tectivay data; to 4k. said 29th !diz..it.picterive, who the b1.7.4.-' ceße ; and the wail • brims 11.1.4‘ , rs or Of t 1 a, r.i id ,speusiLly regeired to infarct. each ;i :heir rival siznatur.. . aratiisvrite" their 1 4 4irarc and Iteriknet t;M4 'their Litt . ; and 114 are moreeverlirgoirerl ti attend the . , Offer forf; and to neeekte 4 t F9M NA, m i. • , po fir the r. ENV: rc "(the Previid,Bills should Ise &sirens* f reedyitg 12, and I.4ereit,prroi,ut le the sa id 99 1 1 day r.. .,, au computing the Int:reit to the daft - a:diet:l,l . 4l4e said Bilirfer examivati;n ALL TO BE DRAWN IN ONE 'DAT. qvirlFT and Co. respectfully inform the Public, ki that tickets and Shane; are on Sale at all their Offices; .No 11; Poultry, No. 12, Charing-Cross, and No. 31, Aldgate High street.—The'Scheme of the present State Lottery is new, and affords the Adventurir an opporturittfof gaining the immense Sum of ,040,000!!! ~which spay be obtained by purchasing the whole of a Number, or in proportion for any part. Tickets and Stares will br higher before the Drawing. PRESENT PRICE Ticket ; £2l 11$. Half Quarter 0 0 I Eighth - - 5 fs 0 Sixteenth - £2 17 0 1 9 0 y. \. MONEY. [..MBSSRS. L I UCAS and Co. beg leave to inform those that may bo in want and desirous of borrowing tem porary or permanent sums of money, that they can at all limes advance any urn from 1001. to 20,0001. and upwards, on personal or any other security arising from Marriage Settlements, Money in the Fund., Clagymen.: Livings, or Freehold, Copyhold, and I.r...aschold Estates, cm the most liberal and honourable tertbs.— Personal application Messrs. Lucas an,l Co. daily receive at their house, No. 19, Jermyn-street, St. Jam •I's, either personally or by I letter; post-paid. N. B. Ten years purchase will be given for I well-secured Annuities. 't -; !y j p nor Tc. "ASIitONOMY. 7 ,, , , p ',v.' , .-,,..,., ie Aare,: I f ;,aviv erryr Eseehrurer Bills is t _ •. , ca . is part F e ~me, t r rf -lrinripri, upon rerarliag new Bills, ,••.• ~:stralinrtl.eirre•-at at tic below cf their bids, delis...rid we or • ..:he Ibti. of a f..!:,:il,lr:Ji , be . atenriiveadated it•ith Reza Bills, carry : ,1• , I n ter,,t f v•rypoire-arie-farthirt, by Ik e -k y , , n ,tvert, Oat ,: :•: , r; F u ca., ••• ii i .s tail New Britt %rill bear life the 'Jig . 29A , r .1 , 4 ,,,,1....-. , .., ad will be d.divered AA Tiszerilay, tier .11,1 irf .:.: 7.a .41d At il; • ::w.; Day. • .., t v . . ::. B. All Ezzh-quer Hills dated prior to July, 1 SCR, have been . I .. ert i se d ta b`, I a il off, and the Interest thereon !Lis erased. , . TO BE SOLD BY AUC rioN, . . By PETER BARON 01 the Premises, on Monday the 2Sth clay of August next, (htling pnstponed from the 31st July, as hereto- fore advertiseci),•anA on rile following tlaysoißtil the whole be AI.E. elanday the 14th day of August, ik in the Afteniadn, [NG GOOD•S, re Use, • . . - 3; Gallons Geneva 1 Inlaid Eait India Dressing t .:)i'to Brand,' - • Case 1. !si l t.% Run) . 170 Carnelian Stones, and 624 4" }1,n.12 Cret u Tea Carnelian Crosses in a, I*. is 11•••le; Red V.'ins pan' Box . . , i • I ',i •o COI Mak , 4 Carnelian Necklaces . s. bal F ur Skins . 3 Pounds Nuirnegs and Cloves '• le D'uties—jo Galleons hfadifira 'Wine-30 Ditto Brandy, .: FOR • At the Custom• House, Deal, on 109, at "Io o'Cl4c THE FOLLOW] Fox PavrA viz. • • " : , .NAB EYPORtATION, .. _ 03 iii e rei J. Ast ivdta Stik fianctkevehiefs. I . ::.ic!'mar hr virwhi and ta...t . rd nn the Morning of Sale. A tir pO , it nr2i Per Cent, ceilPhe required. POIIT OF FALMOUTH. Fr Order of the liennirabh: Coinnissititier• of his Magity's Customs, • • . Thrrs•'ae, the 17th of August, by Ten &Clock in the Fore •noon, will be exposed to Public Sale at the Custom-House, in •his Port, r "' FOLLOWING GOODS, HE Viz : Pitne , Curpowder I!% , rn Si,Ta 3 Pair Cotton Stockings 24 Ditto Braces 16 Caps 2 ItMes Bonnet G Umbrellas 15 Yards Silk 12 Stk Handkerchiefs 11 Pieces Oak 24 Oars 1 Marble Ornarocmt 12R:i Pounds Butte/ 200 Di: to Cheest! 64 Ditto Currants 52 Ditto Arrowro 33 Ditto Sweettincats 4 Bottles Pickles . !Attu . Daft) . I%,4meet) ';nt.ff . - ;rg.trs fi•to Trt F; Coffi•e Z 6 Cocoa 1)i•to Chocolate lj:!to Pr•pp-•r 2' Di - r' l 7 m ad (dons Wine 1);t7, 1 Cnr!ials • I frees Coon -,1 Nankeen :; •.‘ Muslin -ilk Srtckiart . . -r.ay i)e viewed t 1 ~. il . e C.,stnm-Hniise. 'ref! days before _the Sale, on ap-. FOK SALE J3Y AUCTRYN, nn Afinda-, the 14 , h of August next, - : 4 Tin 6 . o'Ckck in the Afternoon .• fast,sailing.,..Copper-fAstened Cutter. EakRL ••-'I'.I4I:4II:,E;ST I of tile follow•isg dinu•nei:uts: • •• yth -•-• • •-7-7-fti4Tn. •-..tith • ''• - - 4 . . - . 4 41 - . ' - 192 Ton". • . -. • • an Ins- Stores,-and alums 48 Tens of Ir.)n Ballast which• vi-w-zd on the day of ti: - .le.Pierced for 16 guns, and tip ... partic , ,ltrly ca.culated for 3 letter of marque, or run . i West lrdies. • •, ry r.nd particulars, apply to Messrs. T. J. Alaning- Lt. ft At y,l liy P .• 1,41‘.1nn Din, To:rhohp st I :.!I of Tavel . 11 E. cnt;re CARGO of ti '11131.,!C AUCTION, trcet, -Plyrnoirh, on Tuesday the Ivo &Clock at Noon rreci-elv, he French Brig L'AVAN - F.xportatinn : I I Bale-of Leather • . I I Case Wrought Iron • I Bale and two Trunks Shoes I Ditto Woollen Cloth , I Case, containing a, Clock and TV ICE.—For ,? . ip-rinr Red IVine - .rr: C.--:to s Claret acrd Yin de !.; c cltrz,n i!I high condi- two Gilt CaAlesticks. ' I Trunk, containing Liners 100 Dcinijohni, Lentils, and 'coy arid 2 ditto other Putce . . . 100 C.,ses-Prunes aria Raisins Bu•idles.Wood Hoops • .14 Bale‘Sail Cauca, quantity of Assorted Cur.:Lige 1 Casks Sail Twine, Etc. 1 Case, containing 2 I.noking ~'• 2C~ Olive 1'0:3 Preserved :ole Hams Glasses 1.0 Cases Pickles • 1 Trunk Silk Stockings, Gloves, Silk, and other Mcircers , 1 Case, containing Gold Snu!'' • • Boxes and sundry other (I Jars, c6ptsining Oil atui Spirits of Drtritv cantainin7 two Officer's I. es, Eva•,l,. ts, And for nom 1- ^ rs.treli llour o reef 1..-0 il!ok '• * Consumption, 109 Ca;f:s Cheese • -2 Calks Hams btitik:r t!t: rn Linded in the boat possible,order and c. - 1 .. r, ct , ri:..e , :tl:l•.•:, the attention of the Exporter a , ; it Was ir.tentled for Goatialoupe, apd is better bc'd7' , lll most of the Cargoes offered for sale •at this _port : rrrLd pr 7.2 to hi; Nlajcsty's ship . FO . ittUNE, 116TRY' .ART, T. , C•totri: • 0 N. I;r.+ , I Crs•o.—DlN:r.NsioN s : • • i-ft !•-/ tt.. ;tin Extreme 2.'; se;:,:o ; DLl'th in the Hold 10 6 - - - 233 14-9 h. Toni. •.•,;•';!.••:trih the. azter.tion of any man in want'of-a • :.,1 :he •Tener.t: prrposes . of trade.: she toissis. tbr, ..;Is larr Cargo; is iti - very.iooitctisler a::.l.:_'yfound in stores,. Cobdentned bis sibg iN - sof.i.syr and Ativovr. • vievingthe above, or an.rferthq :In . :) . to W. P.•:•:nith, Esq. Georgeseitteet,posk, oF • • JAME 4 ~~ ~:.lrAt'l: ~.5 I. x'•:l7 said, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon o f each day, " A ..LL the valuable Scenery, Machinery, War !robe, 1 - 1 Patent Lamps, Chatideliera, and all other' the F.ffects about, and belonging to the THEATRE RQ if AL, in-Manchester Printed Catalogues may be had, and further Information ob t4ined on application to the Auctioneer, in Chapel-walk! ; or to Mr. CAygill, at tVConcertTavein, in Manch-ster aforesaid. The properi.may be 'dewed, on the Tkiteulay, l Friday, and Saturday preceding the sale , by applying to Mr.:Canal, as abiwc. SOUTH WALV O S, To be LET upon LEASE for 5,7, or Sr,' YEARS, antentered • upon Immediately, • A MODERN. MANSION-HOUSE, in thorough rt-pair; delightfully situate in a Vale, possisslng the most eochartiog Prospects ; consisting of an Entrance Hall, four Par lours, seven Sleeping Rooms, and. Garrets for servants, with every domestic 'Office, Cellaring, &c. Chaise-house, a-d five- I stalled Stable, walled Garden'and Orchards, and at the option of the Tenant, a Farm House, Homestead, and any quantity of Land, not exceeding '2OO Acres. The situation is distant from London ICO Mit.s, nearly adjoining to. the'Milf u'd Mail coach Roal, and an easy day's journey from Gloucester, Bristol, and ath. For Partin:liars, apply to Mr. James Land, Agent. No. 5, Nt.a• Elm:yell Court, Lincol , 's-1 ,, n, London DORSETSHIRE. FREEHOLD, LEASEHOLD, and COPYHOLD iSTATES. .10 BB gnD ',l" NW PE itYY AvEßy . Desinhi. andilnpro 4 va - 1 e consisting of a Mansion-House, called Lono.bretly House, the late residence of the Reverend' John Richards, deceased, with Cnacie-hnuses, Stables, and other convenient Outbuildings and Offices Of every description, walled, andeKitchea Gardens, Hot-' houses, and Pleasure Grounds, comprising about nine Acres, and ahem- ninety Acres of other Land usually occiipie ! therewith. Alto the adjoining Manor or reputed Manor of Litton Cheney, divided into different Farms, two of which are let at Rack , rent to responsible Tenants, and the remainder for l.ives ; com prising upwards of 1000 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Ver . ond I and. Al-ti the Perpetual Advowton of the Rectory of the Parish of Litton Cheney, with au exceeding. good Parsonage House, and upwards of Ico Acrys of Giebe Land, and with the Tithes esti niate;d worth 2:160 pvr Annum, the present Incumbent aged 65 years and upwards. -These Pretnis.sare situated about shoe miles from Dorchester, a.ltil . .n . early the same distance from Weymouth and Bridytiort, Aliraugh part ti,f wlticy riins*.tik great Western Tutnpiku Road, ; and are estimated ~t4} be-worth . ARV per Amnn, exclusive of , the advow son. 'the whole of this Property.witl IliegoldliyiF;tiblic Auction, in 'Lois, By Mr. 10.1414,WARR, at the Bull Inn, in Bridport,Dor se 1.. on •I'lle,day next;'tlie 15th day of August, at One o'Clock in the Afternoon. • '`' ITaei.l"Jihrtt•, she. Woodman at Ashley Farm, will chew the ',Premises. Printed f l articish'srs of the Lota:siod further informa• lion, may be had by application, personally or by letter (post paid) • to Messrs. Drewe and Loxham, New Inn, London ; or to Messrs. 13. and T. Fos, Peaminster, Dorset ; at both of which places Plans' n f the several I.ots may be seeli.—Trafi•ct 7uly 1,1 09. SALE BY AUCTION. . . . SUFFOLK; • .•• • ' • - VAL IT A n LT? FREEHOLD MA NOR, RWTORY,ADVOW SON, AND ESTATES:L-By . Mr. PEYTON, At the King's Head Inn, STOWMAILKET,•on Thursday, tke 21st day of September, 1809, in Sia Lots, A LlAliat the MANOR of WICKHAM SKEITH, • wirli the IMpropriate Rectory and aren't Tythes thereof. Also the, Perpetual Advoeann of the Parish-of ,Wickham, toge ther iri!li r sttodry valuable Farms, situate in the several Parishes of Wiz•kliam Slwith, Norton-, Slow, Uplandond Thorpe, in the Ciunty of Stailki in the l'erures of Messrs. Bond, Whiteman, Rogers, Posford, and l'inifills, Tenants at Will, and which are of the annual .valtrahle of upwards of £1:•00. Tf,• : ' arms in Wickham will be sold with the Great Tythes arising therefrou. 'This Estare lies within an easy,distanfe of, and surrounding the Town of Stow Market, to which there is a Navigable River cornmunicating , wi'li the Metropolis, from which it is distant al4nit 90 miles. lt is in a high state of cultivation, aviih substan tial- convenient buildings. The cornmunicatinos are by good roads, and' the Parochial and'enher Payrrienis are low. Lot 1. The Minor of Wickham Skeith; with all the Rights, Rnyalthis and Emblernenty, thereto belonging,. with the Rectorial Tythes of ilk.- whole Filtrisli ('xctpt of Lots 2 and 3, being Stir wood and Wickham Green Farms), atld the Perpetual Advowson to tlie•Vi•-arage of Wickham aeith; and aisd a substantial Mes , suagv, Tenem.•nt, Farm, Itutidings and Lands, tallt:d Wickham Amer Earns, in the occupation of Mr. Thos. Flood 124 x.:. a 3e. Lnt 2. A suhsranzial Mes ,uage ' Fenement, Farm Buildings and Land, celled Wickham Green Farm, Henry Whiteman Tenant - - - - - Lot 3. Surwood Farina, 'rhos. Bond, Tenant • The above three Farms are in Wickham. , Lot 4. Norton Farm (in the Parish of Norton) in the occupwion of Charles Rogers - . • Jot 5. A Nlessuage Tineniem and Lands, in. 'he Parish, of Stow Upthnd, in the occupation of Mr. Thos. Posford • • -, 71 S 8 131 1 31 87 2 23 . _ Lot 6. A Messnage and Tenement, In the Patishe; of Thorpe and Cod.field, Mr. WilliaM RufTAU Truant - 164 1 21 111 1' 38 Total '1 691 1 4 The respective Tenants will "hew the Eittatos . and specifica tions may be had at the Angel, Bury Si. Edmund's; White Plorkilfefalbh; White Hart, Colchester; I,nn,Woolpit; and at the Place of Sale ; of Mr. Chester Penn, Solicitor, Abinton, near Linton, Catribrislgeshire; Mr. Thomas Prior, Asbfield. near Weolpit ; and•of Mr. Jautes, Land Agent, No. S.,Nevc,Bmselkcottrt, 'Alleghenian, London, where Plans • the tagged Lora maybe 'nen. 41044, ♦ .. 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This new Arithmetic is intended to obviate the complaint that every Youth on his leaving School and entering into the Count ing-house has more to unlearn than he has learnt relative to the actual c alculationo of business. Every Rule, and every Example, is drawn from real practies in the various brandies of Trade, and the useless and obsolete Rules which have hitherto disfitture.d our Books of Arithmetic, have given place in the present system,.44 the usages of, real life. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, London ; and to he fiaVer W. Berry, Edinburgh ; Wilson, York ; Mozley, Gainsbnrongh ; Stodiart and Co. Ht , ll; M. Keene, Dublin ; and all_sither Book sellers.—Also, a KEY to the above, unntaining all. Answers And most of the Solutions; worked at. length fortbill itst4o4ce of Masters; price 2s. 6d. • And speedily will be published, the following Works, neceswy ..n a System of Commercial Edtte.ttion : 1. A DtcrioNArr "frade and Commerce, W s . ' Mot-Auer, prioe 21s. 2. A GRAMMAR of the Princinles of Trade e lnd Commerce, by J. Smith, L.L. D. price 3s. 6d. S. A SYSTI4I4 Of PRACTICAL BOOK-XCIPIND, for Scheplib by W. Morrisou, of Glasgow, price ss, • - - . • . . -. • . . . . • ••' • • • • _ _•••• , -0 - 1 -- " "*". • . • --••••, . , 1. I _ p. 11111101, PHYSIC. VELNO's \TEC ZTAB E PILLS are proved 4..." by eiperience, to be the best and most innocent Alterative, . .Sweeteaer of the Blood; and thoee who are aillicted with the Scurvy, Scorbteic Eruptions, Leprosy, Scrophula, or.any other Disorders arising from vifiated Blbod ; or those who have xl their constitution by Dissipation, juvenile Indiscretions, or Mercurial Medicines, should by no means omit a course of the • Veg;ta%le Pills during the Spring. The opepeon of Cols vaiiiable Vegetable Alterative is so plea.vint and saluta, y as not to trite'. fere with the avocations of busines , ; or pleatia . e; its action is con fined to the animal juices, and requires ne alteration or restraint • in diet; it dirnolvesin the A attach, bleAs with the food, and gradually pervades the &col :ling, fluids, correcting, mite passage .any.deviation from a state of convslescenee; in short, it is tke long sought for Vegetable Spbcific, or safe, but active, substitute for that fashionable mineral, Mercury ; its Macy excites the .* attention and surprize of medical men, for when all'other meth.' vines have fail. d, De Veine's Pills may be reii..d on as a specific for all Disorders which originate in an impure or impaired state of the Blood.' None can be genuine, wheresoever, or by whomsoever sack unless the BiU of Directions Is signed in Red Ink, by the Pro- - prictor ' . C. STAPLES. Prepared by Mr. C. Staples, now sole Propriltor, and sold wholesale and retail by Shaw and Edwa-ds No. at% St. Paul's ' Church Yard, on the 'Footway, London. Price 4s. 6cl. and e2O. • AROMATIC SPIRIT OF.VINg • GA.R, (the original invention of Mr Henry, and brought by Itls suc sessive improvements to the .highest perfection) contipuei to be prepared and sold by THOMAS and WILLIAM HENRY, Chemists, Manchester. This agreeable perfumed Liqinir is composed of big* taus mated Vinegar, joined with the most pleasant Artunadiraundreal•• • carious Autisesirlose ha punvor *clout.' reriders it extremely grateful and salutary in Head Achs, Paintings and in-all of Public Resort, (as Theatres, Courts of justice, &c.) as it • counteracts the bad effects of heated and foul Air. • It is also the best Antidote agalqst the infection-of all Contagious, Distwes. As there are many spurious and inferior imitations, under the . same and similar names, some of which_, are . fallaciously repre sented as improvements, the public are requested ti observe, that the names of THOMAS and WILLIAM•HENR Y, Man thester, are engraved oa each stamp, and moulded in the. glass of each bottle. The AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, Price ?s. 9d. (Stamp included) hi sold wholesale and retail, by BAT LEY and Bun?, Cockspunstreet, (the only Agents in London authorised by the proprietors).; where may be bad, Sponge Boxes 'of Gold, ' Silver, Carnelian, Cbrystal, &c. Also, HENRY's 'CALCINED MAGNESIA., in bottles at 2s. 6d. and later with glass stoppers; at 4s. 'each ; their names being on the sips ' • • lil/.IOUS NEftVO US HE,AD:ACIII6.S, TION', Caprof iLetVerTioni %Lucas, Esq. to 11:r Dixon „Apothecary. SIR —In vonsequeuee cf several voyages to the East. Indies, 1 has contracted , a Ellious Complaint, Lo such an alarming extent, as _ to be scarcely able, at times, to pay attention to the duties o f ? my ship. .Through the recommendation of a friend, I was led to make trial of: your (DIXON'S) . ANTIBILI OUS PILLS, by-the use'of which, foia sliok titne,l Was, to.iny 'astoniahment, immediately relieved ; and hide been for a hog while;. totally fres.from any return of nausea; yeillownes:-of_tbot skin, servous and "ack head-inites, heart-burns, ;giddiness, and other corresponding S'ymptonis of . the above complaint. The success of your remedy has induied me to recommend it gene rally, and my broth* in partitnlir, 'dad Officer of the Duke of Montrose Indiaman, who laboured .nnier a worse atilliction, if possible, han town, has beta in.like manner completely en*. I am, Sir, your obedient humble kervant, ROBERT As, Chief °Seer of the , non. Gravesend, June 24 • Eisi India Compaffy's Ship. Union. Sold ,wholesale Aod retail at Mr. Butler s,'No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row ; and retail by moat Country Medicine Vt;aders; in every Town, in boxes, at 6s. and is: 9d. eacb, and , family boxes at Y2s. each. ' • I MPyit't 44 - r -HE Advantage • the- Public must always derive 0 1 -,.. , troin regularly educate:{ professional men airetting almost elausisfe/Y•ilie , r stisd%ei to otespecies efaitlady, was Myer more clearly de:town-tutted than by the.unexampilsl success which has attended the ahninist ration, of their new remedy, and the cursor- , dinary cures it has performed. For a long series of years, Miisrs. Cu RIC end Co. Surgeon s, formerly in his Majesty's service, Nave . made the Venereal Disease the particular object of theit•investi gation, and are happy in having discovered a medicine superior to Mercury in the cure of that complaint; it is sufficient to observo that the effects of this remedy are diametrically oppositetp,those of mercury,. for though it complexly eradicates every vesilge of the virus, in its most confirmed stages, yet it dries not in theileast injure the constitution;: t he.tinittlity,* ft r -novates the syltetn in all its natural functions, *promotes appetite, and facilitatmufi gestion: thus instead of refluciog a strong and vigorous conatitu tion to the frightful condition that mercury does,, it not only pre serves thitconstinition in ts Primitive state, but restores a weak and debilitated one to its Natural strength and vigour. Number. less. instances are on recent record crf.tbe superior efficacy of this medicine, its inherent and specific virtues acting as a perpetual corrective to bodily debility, whether-proceeding front an excess of conjugal or illicit pleasure, or frotathe more inSidioui, though not less destructive, indulgince'of incautious youth of both sexes •la a certain pernicious habit. Anildst the melancholy variety of . disorders which are the consequence of this solitary vice, there are pstone more afflicting than that distressing state of debility and de lciency which prevents or eibbfttere the matrimonial state ; the unhappy sufferer broods over his Misfortune , ashamed to seek re • .• lief, until he is reduced to such tr. state* weakness as to render • life opp%ssive. Tosuel persons it:tuust be a consoling retie.. Lion to kmpr o that 'Hwy may'ruivr, by a new infallible mode of treatment, he -restored to that grfatesi of *.lll human blessings, a • strong, manly and vigorlesconvitution. • • • • In all cases of debility, deficiency, front whatever cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal infection, Messrs. Currie and Co.• may be consulted . by patients of - either sea with the greatest necrecy, and honour, at their hOuse;..No. 107, Hatton Garden. Patients in the country, describing the particulars of their complaints, by letter poit . paid, enclosing,a Bank note, will have the neeesepry- iliedieate *bd . advice sent to any put of the ***tont: '; No. 107, `Hatton Garden. • sr • • • DENAIARk AND &WEI EN. This (Ur was pubashad, in 2 elegttnt vols. small 2vo.prlce lOs. 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