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,CT /PR COALS ..." Fr OFFICE, lifanA at, 1219. • OFFICERS and COMMIS- U'r's die kfroty eke Nark* , the 14th April nat. at One o'clock, ich sack Persosii as map be willing AsMilleSty's Orieral Doek Yard!, or and also this Office witk•CO.9LS. !ode, and a form of the Tender may :d after One o'Clock on the day of lieu the party or an agent for hint :corn,panied by a Letter addressed to . -41 by 'fwosetrponsiblc Persons, eu th the pawn tesderinF, in the sum a Cattalo: the due rerfonnuice of '1:)i BEL :MrrOaiLv sol,n, the High. Court of Chancery, made in tgahlat SITWELL. with thy aPProh:l - one ti the Manters of the tsdd at Ludlow, in the County of Salop, ay of April, 11111), between the hours in the Forenoon, in Lots, OAK, ASEI, and other TlM ni and near the COMMIX! ar Spelder ouuty of Salop. noes bz. had at the said Master's buildings, Chancery-lane, London; ;ray's Inn, London ; at 111 r. Burley s, cct, London; at Mr. Henry Oats. Leominster; and at the principal Inns • To eras. 'S NEW SAUCE. nuns bestowed by the Nobilityl te above New Saute, briar. the Rio BURGESS and SOS, to oiler to the on against Imitations, by mentioning, as genuine without each Beale being and Address, and also each Label hay itility and convenience of this Seuce, purposes, has caused a great demand for it, circulation bids.fair to equal their much and of AgCIInVIES. a trial from those who have not used ,iist satisfaction to the nicest palate. corner of the London. ty was published, ' • ;UITTAKIER, LS, Ave-Marie-lane, . it of LOGIC and INTELLV LOSOPIIY, on Didactic Principles,- in the of Schools and. Private Students.. .ifILSON, Author and Editor atinany. .es. Price 6s. boards. . • Ligaziases Ccursnlon, comprisins Questions 'hc above. • - • Malcom ar.d Posstn'LrrzaAccrst.• 12mo. Eryswsa• Price 3s. bound.. Custssa. Maros?: Price 66..beradS. ICU be publishl4l, bythe same•ttutbx, Amaral k ealsprisitig Tire °Mersa!' onisiresk the °Nosour.arsi -- - Iriz, cMaiii Answers gto tlii al, .aine, thilul Knovelege, • Jor Grammar of togic, &c. &c.'• 'BUNDS REWARD: • • havir.g daily complaints of being sold as the following, of his manu• 'ly due to himself and the protection of impositions in future. He therefore to any one who will inform him, either vender of such spurious articlei, in'or6r proceeded against by law, for the deception. articles allidod to: • . `X'S CURLING FLUID, ,g ulAr efficacy in restoring the Hair where illness, perspiration, change of climate, Ice. 1 by Ladies, for making the !lair beau nd for preserving it in curl during Oxer.. Ig, or in damp weather. VEGF.TABLF. DYE, on the head or Whiskers to an auburn thAt neither washing, perspiration, nor ibly remove the colour. '6•• .1511311DM AL SOAP, [less, r.: , d I lordr.ess from the :kin, keeps takes it white, soft and even. It is also for shaving, and is peculiarly adapted to Is are strong, or face, tender. sr, Ps.frunks, vo. 04, Gerrard-street, nut, by mo .c respectable Perfumes s and. :t it is necessary to observe hit name and dr& •: AIiICAL DEVIL IN Tar. BOOTS. Ilti;Ren portal one dull night, BOOT.; with WARI/LO'S SLACKING $l/011C, ttively brighto— :re glinuu'ring apd alone, Forth a feeble. say, 'er the erwaiing way. in hi. hand he bor view some twenty more !tic hand uprear'd, !or tong .tppear'd ! . shed a soften'd light, Boor the gems of night..-.- shadowy forms. he gaed, • larm'd him ananased. 'ry BOOT he sada.— glar'd; , nr r.ried on high, 1r inditig act reply'. 11.. t froin tit infernal region, , at least a legion ! t 'mr thanks nor pay, hii and rin hov s'.lll ran' the faster, minor and Xlavrlit ! 71/.V.* Drury ento, • db.! WARNEN'N twautewas polish, 'lli of the droll.adveniure, 1 or the torch admonish;-.• . •s 7).!•:i'.. in V.',utsictis BtAtzrusr britant f t.£Cetre, prer . lred lty (.9 (01. sTkArr). L 9 t 44111; ~ wit in the pit c 1.2 e. arse. inc. VACkI. r.lllllL.N's 111 111.1.111 7 1 • 11 111 ' • XA PR !yap this3l-arg' .leaOO3TBS7 *lrak i DAY/ b e ew e, to treat tvi for EaPP)u9k hi ar mo re Of than . at ; IV .11:isMSW3 ' o n of the Coal cc. o at this Oa rbe ruc ' t , 6l ,, r o cr 1. ill eirt „ j err a cy mitutra ..ni mustb . e m n e e'l d d 8 11' ij o Tender 7:Pr!ajd, an per toond ireg- beic:omeChaldiw's with 0:1:* TI TO nE rEnEI 2n Order o f t h e 1.5:0 ve .v1;1.1. Will • N O FetEring‘k Crown Inn, lut ' at the It day t. .r 7.5:1ay, the St o ._ ‘! }3o .la „ ;lad Tw e l ve t; i d QuAN T/Ty on f g 0 ( 1 I. Bill, now stan ding co tea Lud l ow, in co f may ••dam W:lef , in Southamptoul 'trc'a,Solicitor,arm Gr reat Jaes-strcr m a te r Surveyor' L 4- w • hi. , he ajjarent o 'AMC ESS lIE high Encomia: d tietury upon - the ß ar- • JOIIN .;iic Cau tion can •: at ha ge a.llas be relied up , • -•:'uniter their i i in an d ;heir agl(l7.P: Signature. The art -.4 for all purpose - esiac rease of citculatii 'SSENCE ...r.ettee rd 4 , 01 y sclint r "?" . ' zit kb,g coniident IC( '' 1" c 4( L away o ns t ) kiTRA?,n This day 13.: G. and W. B. WE • A GRAMMAR c TL:AL PIIILO: lino. for the Um , ALEX A:: DER JAIN!, &Imo' Books. Pr z:Yourisl Lui:rararel T. Dar:rises on floe above. t. Gsasuras of Rortou 26 , boards. ram. E7Ge4sLet E. CunitarsiXima on GI ortl :ha., and shortl y i. T at luagimicum A iscs Eisilidkalliffe ionic and t. te: Peicarroa a xi; Area Adams's England, of P.hetr.ric, Gr ra0 ,... r ! FIFTY P 1 IVES ATKINS° . u counterfeit articles b ci considers it equalll rpahl:c to present such ins the above reward to :the Ttalfabricator or vet they may be proceed . following ate the arm ATE I XSON' Tell known for its singtiL Is.sfallen off from iWse,* 'is :lb; much esteemed 1 V s..f: end 1,10.5 y, and of to dancing or avalkinl A'IKI X SOX!! Gmy or Ited permasient, t r 7 other cause tan possib: ?entaws Freckle:. ::in aril ma reed i^ rutud cakes f k . .alerez whose hettrils Nil by Jame Atkinsg boidon at le I• ' 4;;Lra.--.1.11:t di6:ll:Ct oil the sal TI I E MA' Olt Till: I). from Di .c-:e Brno, whnse 1 .r.h rimy jet, superlat 4.4'4 at a spot, whet limp shot fa , -:.r is t o li g h t t h em o :v o-rne, and it :tr.-a., ;then burst to '.7 . 1"F Boor, by mire Zar.roy w'....h a rnetei - tkadid ELNCNaNG . et7i!T in , orb Born 1ttr . ..r...12d thus, by sh . feadnattet; scene ass. r ya::(); wild in ev'l • 4 Wry 1;oot hi: ar. 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WAD, SARACEN SIM 8/470W411LL, LONI)ON. • WILMA NUMOIINA'A Fit? MID CO. - Tour Inside Coactses,lic-st.ilestses. and keit) tlklr Tithe. ' T" Pdst-e/r.icilar, Mailfi,batlhes. Arc. . set out from the. above Jun: • " FAVAIOUTII, Plyntonflts: TeitAts4s Wlinouths 'Dorchester, Dartmositb,nnd K4 rebury , slew, Post Coaiia; every Morning a t Fseveti ;„flaroogh liobleon, Axminster, ifritgpin*, Blandford, and Ilagshot. ,Agriiis at Plymouth the nexeEve•nitig at hill -past eight. • • SOUTUIibIPTOX. Lyntington, Winchester, Andover, Z . ! Basingstoke new Four Insi.de• Coach, at halfePast seven in el.-, motnine, artives et thellelphin Inn, Southampton, by Italfirst five. Tkis le a most deft heful conveyance to the Ala of Havre de Grace, Jersey. Gneriesey„St. Idaloe'a, Cheilasiurg,-i4 e. BArf BRISTOL Flying Piat-Coaches. through Cipp- Pcnhagns CAitscs and bfartherough, every afternoon . arrive at Mr. Mats, the Greyiellatid Inn, path. sad the Lqndon Tavern, Tlioniis-street, and the Swan, Bristol, next morning. Coached to Wvit•BridrawalectlanntoosEss.ter. and Plymouth. • The MPIRIL, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, an y one Light on die toad, carrying four . Insides and four Outades,e:ts out daily; through Dsraitable, Woblirn,'L.telsbury, Norther? mu, Wettest,. Lefterwertis, Hinckley, Ath.eritone Litchtiild, e Siene4Rigely. Isl2ecasilt , Keutsferdr, Warrington, Ind Preste-.. 111WEWSIIITRX, WeEinktoo, - ti/sd Post-Coats, ategy clanging. at Iv4b!dock--Gnstriles4 • • • WEYitIOCTJI, Dorchester, Elandford; Salisbury, r, and Basingateke r.rw l'isat-Coach, every eftensoon, mouth pachees to Guernsey, Jersey, Cherhurg, St. Malue's, LEEDS new Light Coach, called the Rockingham, every morning at eight; carries Four Insides only, goes remarkably easy, with a Guard throughout; paws through Stamford, Newark, Petford, Donee:ter ' and I , :rrybridge, to the Gel,len Lion, Leeds, next morning. Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this Coach, it is allowed 'w lit the most agreeable and cettplene public conveyance on the North Road, being un equalled by ary other. GLASGOW, Lnr.gtown ' Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Browntill, Thornhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, rtur.nock, Kingswell, and all Parts •of Scotland, a Post-Coach, (Daily). YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, Shield., Sunderland, Now castle; and Edinburgh new Four Inside Coach, with a Guard throughout ; sets out every morning, by way of Newark, get ford, 'l'adcaster; Darlington, Northallertois, Durham, )lorpetb, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves• fatigued on the journey, may rest what time they please, and then 'proceed 'on without any additional fare. M ARLBOROUGH, and Swindon, new few-inside Post Coach, through Atdbourn, Reading, Lambousn, Peruse, j,y dington,yeivsey, Wootton liaort, Ramsbery, Heingerferd, and Sevvhstry ; eve ry horning. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Silken, and Huntingdon Royal AlaiL.Coach, every evening to Spilsby, Lead,, Grimsby, and &lull. CARLISLE. Penrith, and White•haven, Four Insidt. Pest- Coach, and a Guard ail the way. I antes through Brunet, Ap pleby, Greatabridge, Ilichmund, Cattesiek, Borougbridge, V, e therhy,Aberford,l)oncaster, and Grantham. Sets out every morn ing, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. passen gers detained op the road by business, or pleasure, have the r ecu liar advantage of their seats being secured in the next Coach. • KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-I.ousdale, Boßon, Chorley, Ormskirk, and ilarstany, Putt-Coaches, every afternoon. LI V ER P 01) 1., Warrington, Knutsba d, Stor.e, Staflori, a..d Lachfield Pset-Coach, the Defiance, every evc:.ing, to the :;.1- racen's Head Inn Dale-street, Liverpool—Guarded throughout. WAKEFIELD I Post-Coach, every morning. CHEATER, Newport, Whitrhurch, Tarr9atl, Santwich, Soreheads, and Middlewich Post-Coach eve:y evening. SLINI)ERLA NI), Stockton, and Yarm, Coach, every mns-n -,ing, to the G..orge Inn, Sunderland. M A NCI I-ES'i' CU L Conakten, Novcastle, and Wolverhinopt Port. • ('oade, eve.: y afeernoon—Guarded. . SI lEFFL L'. Id) and Ihnherhiun Po.t-CQach, called thc Rock ingham, (role . . , : etore:nv. . • • B lit 7fl I N Ce 11 A al Yost-Coyk, Guarded, sae out every after noon, and .reaches iiirtninghans next day at noon. • Passes by , WarwLk, I...antington, and Daventr - y, to the tiaracer.'s Heed, Bull-street; I.sir.t.:seghans. • Northcave, llotvelen,* Thorp, and I'l.se Ceacb, every . .qnwing, at half-past ;;•,x, to the Cross Keys, Mar ket-place, Hu% • • DON'Elt, Deed,: Margate, Sondwich, Ramsgate, Canterbury: . Faver,harn, Chatham, Rucla.:,e,r, and -Stroud, Pust-Coaches, ° ' • . • morning, noon, and night . • BERTFORI), Ware, lladdegon,and•Cheshetit•Coach ovary , 3iOCiNTA IN and .Co. respectfully acquaint their. Friends and the rublie; that. they will not be accoentable for any Parcels, Passengers' Luggage, Writings, Plate; Sec, of morethan Five Potalds value, if lost, stolen, or damaged, unless enteied as such and the Itsurusce paid•for-accordingly, at eke Saracen's Head Inn, Sause-bIU, London.. • • )AY EDITION OF .'PILE OBSERV2.It, A Weekly Newapaper.—Prio. only 7d. THE eBSERVER, as a Sur.Fly Paper, is too well known to the l;obilitv ard Gentry, the Farming, Mercantile, and Manufacturing (Uses of the community iu every pattaaf the United gincdorn, to require on the part of its Condiestom elaborate praise. Started previous to the commence tnerttottlfe Revolution id Trance It became celebrated, at en. early pertod, by its prediction of that event, and of the fearful sanguinely writes by which it wasiollowed. At subsequent in teresainspeperiods the extensive and well combined arrangements of rte ,ctors • enabled them to.give'earltoirrefy many of the • • •.ts of War, and to anticipate all the English News-, - • : priodty of titeittontinetnal lisfornaar;on; while the • eculia oval altaation of the troprietors , tindw is Moilltfc Government, favoured their obtainment end communication of official domestic intelligence of high politiond importance. These exertions and services were duly appreciated ; an 'extensive pa tronage rewarded the labour of the Conductors; and at the ex piration of twenty-four years, during which many Newspapers have dropped into oblivion, and others have experienced great' nicissitudes, " 'f he Observer" can boast of being exempt from the usual fluctuations attendant on Newspaper property;and of enjoying, both at home and abroad, a widely-extended and still increasing sale. The success which- has attended the exertions of the Conchic tors of " The Observer" as a Sunday Paper, Induced them to al.- 1 , Peal to the Public in behalf of the Monday Edition ; and they do it mi the well-grounded and incontestable facts—that the Monday Edition of "The Observer" will contain from fi ve to seven very large folio columns of original matter, which may have arrived between Sunday mor nin g and Monday afternoon.. When it is considered that of all the Monday Editions of the Weekly Papers, not one contains a dozen lines beyond what has appeared in the Sunday Editions of their respective Papen— while the Editors of three-fourths confine themselves to merely altering the two heads from Sunday to Monday, the Conductors vof" The Observer" presume to think that their Monday Mil don wi:l possess in that single important particular an exclusive legitimate claim to favour. But when to this is added another consideration, that, during the interval alluded to, Mails from the Continent, from the Wert Indies ' from our various colonial possessions in the Western Hemisph ere, may and do' actually arrive, bringing intelligence highly important to the Politician, the Agriculturist, the Merchant, the Manufacturer, as well us to the Shopkeeper; and that during the same interval, donwstic 'intelligence of great interest regularly transpires, which, how , ever, is net inserted in the Monday Editions of other News papers till the ensuing week—the Conductors of" The Observer" presume to think that they have assigned sufficient reasons for their publishing a . Monday Edition upon an enlarged plan ; and also, grounds fur a preference with the Subscribers to other Rapers, who may be desirous of possessing the latest ence —not abri.ll;ed to a dozen or twenty lines, best inserted at full length, with such observations as may tend to elucidate or better explain the subject. . . Another prominent feature of the Monday Observer will be its reduced price. Though, from the extraordinary, large size of the Paper, it will contain nearly one-fourth more than any other Monday dition, it will be supplied 'to all country Readers at the rate of Eight" Skillings and .Two-pence per Quarter, loAng from Half-a-Crown to live Shillings lower than most other Pipers now, vended. The extent to which the British Empire is at this day spread; lag itself over the gliibe, carrying with it the Erglish langtrage, aceotenzoilatiii,g itself to the customs of foreign' nations, and throwing its shield over their civil and religiuilF liberties, is o n : of the most surprising, delightlid, and proud objects °Leo:item , plation which an Englishman can indulge t' tint it also *imposes on the English' Press Unceasing vigilance to guard against the dangers with which extended intereonrst is pregnant. This' brings us to the second part cf . our su'uject,and renders It neces ' sary to give an outline of the p!an of our Paper : The Monday Observer will be conducted upen ; it will incul cate unequivocal InYarty to the Brunswick' Family now seated on the Throne of these •limigi.otna•-•-an ardent and devoted at tiehment io the principles-of the British Constitution—and it will view with proper indignation, and visit with just animad version, any attempt to destroy these blessings, or to wrest the laws in order to sanction oppression, or give impunity to :anises which ought to be remedied. Important Political Intelligence, and State Documents, whether domestic or foreign, will be given without abridgments. Orders for the islonday Observer will be received by the Clerks of the Roads, at the General and by the Lotuion and Country Newonen and Postmasters.—Price Eight Shillings and Two-pence per Garter, to every.part of the Uniced Kingdom, This day was published, fri Two Vols. fvo. the Eighth Edition, with a Portrait, and two other Engravings, price in. Is. THE REMAINS of HENRY KIItKE WHITE, of Nottir g itam, late of St. John's College, Cambridge, with an Account of his Life. Be HOBERT sot7THEY, Esq. Fact Laureate. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orine, and Brown, Pa. Just published, in foolscap 4to. price 28. Loards, 9 1 ABLES, by which dre exhibited,.at one view-, all, 1 the Divisions of each Circle on the.liividing Plate of. rim Small Wbccl of Lathe intended as a Companion to the' 'Drilling Frame.—.l3y C. H. 14C H, E. Author of " Specimens of ()ruminants! Tarnit::' Utah) published •in pest 4to. with fates, b Lows?, price £l. Is. South'ampton : Printed and sold by E.. Skelton and Co. S 2, High-street.; sold also by G. and W. 13. Whittaker, If, Ave- Daria-laue, London. MRS. NATIIANi NOVEL. Ibis day was published, in three large vols. price XI. Is. F A LViNGTOlest. A Novel. By 3:rs. NATHAN. Printed for i T Stockdale, 41, Pall Mall. Of whom may be had, all Mr. Nathau's Musical Composi tions. Also, in 3 vols. price ,61.45. The tirrnorous, a papola: Novel, containing Sketches of Fashionable Society and Manners. By the celebrated Author of Little Ilydrcgen ; or Toe Devil en Two Sticks in London—the .Third Edition of which, with twelve coloured Plates, Is already newly sold. . This day was published, . . In 9vo. price ss. 6d. embellished with Designs, THE DESSERT : a Poem. •To which is added, THE TEA. By the . Author of The Banquet. Printed for Baldwin and Co. - - " Work . of this kind must display a sna.sculine understand- .ing sporting with its subject,—a distaffed Hercules among the maids of Omplale, and a gaiety of mind not constituting the essence of she design, but throwing a charm over thoughts df original and clatsic beauty. This is, we conceive, the great me= sit of " Ttie Ilanquet."—Lit. Gazette. l-- "Tithe-Work contains in twiny passages the simplicity - and 4;w= only to befound in our best writers."—Lit. Panorama. " ".fiiis Poem is replete with deli Cate irony and good-humoiseci pleasantry; glancing lightly at the most prominent parts of the subject, without dwelling tediously on any."—Gentlemao's Mag. , This day was ',obi:died, price Ss. No. XII. of A 'SNALS of the FINE ARTS for JANUARY , FEBRUARY, and MARCH, 1119. Containing, cmong other important Articles relative to the Fine Arts :-1. A Cursory view of the Fine Arts in England, from the reign of Henry VIII. to the present time, by 6. Stan ley, Esq.—. 2. An Account of the Discourses of Sir Joshua Rey nolds, by W. Hulks, £sq.-3. On Visconte's error relative to the Maw. of the Elgir. Collection, by B. R. t laydon, Esq.— 4. Anecdotes of M. Ar.gelo.-5. resses of different Nations described, for the use of Artists—O. Extracts of Letters from liihlioglaphi:al Guide to an Arti;t's Library--8. A gentle hint from Sonntiator—Catalogue of Mr. Thomas Hope's English Pictures ar.d Statues—Messrs. Turner, Foseli, Fiax man, and Soanes' Lectures at the Royal Academy; Mr. Ilaz litt's at the liurrey.lnstitution--‘lr. Soanc on the proposed New Churches—llogarris and Wilkie compared, by Mr. Review of the Exhibitions now open • Ditto of Didge's Por traits, • Ilawkewill's Italy, Russell's Sicily, &c. Ditto of the New Coinage, Costume of the King's Thzatrc,:Cevent-Garden , &c --Announcement of Woras in Hand, Forg. and De mestie—Sir John Leicester and Mr. Fawkes's English aalleries, . Piety, 1 1 / 4 c. scc. • London : Published by Sherwood, Neel", and Jones,Ster noster-row ; Arch, rornhill; Ur.derwoc.ds, Fleet.st:eef.V J. Coponter, ()Id liund-street ; Wm. Ceroer.ter, Brook.artet; and. may he had of all respectable Bocltsellers. Just published, prteefis. in boards. jGIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Common . tar ,on the indinretious arisir.e from liumar. Frailty, in rillieb the X'auses, Simptuntz, et.el bimetal effects of !zee Ve ntres, (ionotrit , e7, Stricture, Sendr.al Weakness, &e. are fully dr:eloped.; Part If. contains some remarks. 03 certain Female Complaitna, in purttrular Sterility; Part embraces Practi cal Obscriittiona Da ssati.ll.l)ebiAty, helf-Abdse, &e.; in reef 7V. is a Series of calei illustrative of the preceding subjects, ettlaininf them in a familiar ma nner, and the * sole addressed tithe Youth end Maturity of both Sexes. fff GOBS rad Co, Consulting•Sargeons. be had at Nu. SO, faternoter-vor, 4ondon; and of all nookieUrrs, " hies Ics. Goss and Co Ire to Ur tolEttiltid, it's usual, every day,' at theiramose ; and leatisints in the evisusivtase requested rides': the ease, satlpsing Lreniaithes :foe AO/WI:04, ) f e 4 ci l t e t viw ic4 43 )t s nicol*4 M" V ' 4 Okt° 14 Goss and Co. p k J, '.trees, Lottdoa. • 4- " `"'" , BY HIS MAJ ESTY'S ROYAL TTERS PA I'EN LFAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, itt•tly faiuouS for curing, in all its stages, the V of in Dla resentSCASE. 'One small Pill is a dose, =I die taking one l3t , s, ewe, will suon convince the patient of the on y xcer bis speedy recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, Ke, or mere ounvenhnt than this Remedy, for snob at are obliged to go jour. airs or to sea, •as it needs no coufinement nor restraint of dirt; and sixty years experience (in an extensive practice) lias proved that it will ant a Cure when repeated Salivation and all other methods avail nothing. Fer the' Scurvy an 4 other Chrunical Disorders, this Medwing has not its parallel. Upwards of ,40,000 persons of both sexes have been =thistly cured ul the above cruel disorders, within the last eizht years. Prepared and sold by the Sole Proprietors , DAVLOR and SON, Members of the Royal College of Surgeons, at their House, No. 9, New Uri4go•street, in Dow of only s:s. 9d. each, duty included,. *B. Two back doors and Lights in the Passages et night •-• rhey . are also sold by ;gels. appointment, with ctipious directions stifle 'I Ay Sbop.i 109, Ostird-street ; Mr: Dbburtough's, b Nn. 7t. flisis•street•hilt, •nestrip.opposite Af.onuote&A ; and y one 1 4 1frufn in every cos e t Oiesii•se fowp in Drew Britain mul tf' •t" 54w cc gratis :uk , tog the aliovr• or oil" times Mtdiclties. ' ' ' • • ' • • * ' • A CrIALLENCE. N1E 1 5 . 53 , 1 ‘ ! . . ,. C. „. 12 . RR k 1E.: . anti CO. w Su h rse: ‘, n r s, id t late e in y c a single instance where their medicine and method of cure 114 Ye failed of the &sin d effect. Theyractice of many years in this penicilliar brat:eh:of their profession, has nut given rise to one unsuccessful continue to direct their studies to the treatment and cure of s enereal Cotnplaints, and that derange ment of the system, which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful effects of a habit long and most unhappily ,•1 tam d by the youth ut both sexes. In the one it will be found to be the unfailing source of barrenness; the ether have its ravages fatally developed to them by a distressing state of debility, which, if rut timely remedied, terminates in impotence. These are its nerntre and ultimate effects, while consumption, loss of mascular, rower, and various nervous• complaints, usually characterise the earliest stages of this sidi:ary vice. Of persons languishing she di orders incident to stul a habit, their treatment is sintp!e,ar.d has never pnived unsuccessful in the course of a long, laborious, and much extended pr:etice. in the most obstinate and compli cated cases et cone! ral ivicctio”, suck as obstructions in the trte thra, spongy excrese.ate,,c, hard tumors, callous ulcers, crurtions, s:ntist4 werkalcss, glees, as abs. srmacTuitrs Whether recent or of lonz ,Linvion, and ss- lii-h have baillcd the skill of other practitioners, arc, by their :resent improved plea of treatment, eff:ctaally and permanently cured, withnot tbepatieLt suffering the excruciatin; pain and al.arming hemorrhazc which frequently fallows the ayplic:ttiun of the lunar caustic. in the course of '2O years ettet.sive practice in this Metropolis, nume rous cases of Stricturs a have been and are daily under their c..re, the torti eradication of whiz'. it effected by a safe, certain, and expeditious mode of fractico, t_uperior to any other yet adopthd. 'rile we:lichees; relaxation, and debility proceeding from this com plaint, are syeedily.retitoved, and the patient•reaored to ward and vi4orattillt:alth. lint where the debility has fur years existed, s proper perseverance in their restoratire remedies, after the S:riceare 1133 been destroyed, is intaapensably requisite to revive the slumbering AFarki of life, sod to re-animate the constirutitn. Several Noblemen and Getithtmen of the first respectability, have been under the care - of .Messrs. Curriu'onci CO.. for4.hens maval of cdmpLints of the Urethra, Strict:xi:a, e.:c. end harries rec.iiied a radical awl permanent cure, request that references Imp; be given to them. as sittifactury evidences of the detiative suP , :rierity of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s ?lan oftrsatme::t. !.fany Of these ( 4 emler...er. have had stri-..erses ti om ten..to twenty *ears, ctrl had been 1,1.1:t the care of Messrs. Home, °the* So rvoue of equal etnintlce., who 4ttentl application of the lunar caustic ; without.aucct lUussrs.CU Hit IE utt4. Co. may be eohstO eittua sat, w!th grratria delicucy,sverecy, house, 1 4, 70. ICS, I::tton.Varden. Patients in the Country are re-located to of their ease, age, and general habit of livia, temist i vse, for astince and 7:4;:dicines, when given tlf syn . : to any part attic Kittorl. To ens'Ore that secrecy so essentil:l to pcw t 41t;ttv: ybe a.ltleci to the tsccw.,Tl 9:Ja 3Sne, )SC9..—No. IC7, Tt me, Itekvividi ~ i t theituthe . cuoi. . , :1 u*.ted by Pat' .t.ka u u sur,:htT - Z ' st a- ate the pan iculais •' • ! ril.g, &c. @nabs* a , n the same will lit - ' .tr undertaking, this tint fur resitlicinet. Lea: • • : ITALIANS. fl ista,. was published, prise 40. the tire!! Edition of 111 HE TRAGEDY of , the a ITALIANS," by thei I. Autiorof the a'PHI'i3OSOPIIT of NATURE." The PREFACE, ivhieh has excited such an unexampled in- tet est in the public mind, contains the CORRESPQN DEN CE of the Art)10111 with tIit,COAKITTGX of PIWAV•LANE TIRZATRIC, Peres hlooas, Esq.M.P. and Mr. RYA:4 feinted` er G. and W. B. 11'itirr.titszt, 13, Ave-)Liria-lane. JOURNAL OF NEW VOYAGES AND TRAVELS, Published in the Middle of the Month,.._ 800K -SOCIETIES, NEWS - ROOMS , CIRCU LATINO LIER ARILS, CONDUCTORS of &moots, aid FA.TITERS of FAMILIES, are alike interested la the =ge of this Economical Periodical Work, its contents . not only well adapted to general popular perusal, but cal. eulated, in a peculiar manner, to instruct and gratify the rising gyration at an easy expense. The first Number, containing ate Journal complete of an Officer engaged in the l ate Voyage 'of Discovery to the Arctic Regions, appeared on the 13th of March, and future Numbers will appear on the 15th of every Month, at 3s. each, sewed, or 3s. 6d. boards. Printed for J. Souter, St. Paul's Church-yard. 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Mothers ought never to be with oat the A Mb:RICAN gOOTIII NG SYRUP in the Nursery, for if a child wake:: in the right with pains in its gums, this ira- Noble hieniciir.: upvii,tl will immediately open the pores, heal the gums, and thereby prevent fevers or convulsions, for should it come in competition with any other disorder, it often destroys the mother's bright;st hopes. Pawn's who may be dubious of the virtues of the Soothing Syrup, may refer to the different cases that hayy appeared in the Newspapers for these last ten years. Since Mrs. Johnson has appreprhited one hour twice a week, viz. from Nine to Ten o'clock nu Tuesday and Saturday 'Morn ings, to the poor, who have Children afflicted in cutting their Teeth, by bringing a letter from a housekeeper, that the Mo ther is a r..al object of charity, has made it so universally know,: in al: ac.st treys family where there are young children, Mrs. J, hopes so great a charity will not be abused, as it is out of her private parse. To be had of the Proprietors, Johnson and No. 91, Newman..etreet, (Mord-streets London ; and, by their appoint- . .sent, of all the principal Igeslicine Venders in Tows and Coun try, a! 2s. 9d. per Pottle. sure to ask far Johnson and Williams's Soothing *Syrup.