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th a. .x'►. Tt i 'Jo •-•••4 Jtsoirri t .1 ilet) 0 1; 7: 1 ;1; 2331 }reuse )1,1673 ' -SOY A Third nduabottl.... : ali k, or Rules a 44 ..gxer ' Latin Style t intend* 9ar dital - of Grammar Sehbola. VALPY, D. D. and Rector of Stanford Berk. proved; cliit fly by the addition • In tte Book, and by the sub• and ray be had of all other THISc*AVENING, Thin al 7 .) be acted the (, .. THE woo') • Sir walker W2.111' WM:a; Mr. ANCLAIR ; Writ* Mr: Medley, Mr. B._ Lcaily, by. a YQI.Dt (Bcfnitber 2d appearance' Via DI Clackit,- Mrsi DA '\ . • Dolly, Mrs LISTON: • • • • - -,-• "`' A Dance: incidental to•thc.ktiece„ by the Corps 1.1illet: * • ~To tvltiah esili be added, RAYMOND AND AGNES ; Or, TtlF.• CAgTLE, OF LINDENLERGIi. To-niorrpvi,,Tweiftbaght... On Saturday, tit 4reaiaTtrauipar. On Monday, &heft. 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CAMPAIGNS IN PORTUGAL. - Phis shy seats published, price 12s. the third edition (with great ..„„_,.. additions) of PLieti 4 OPPREATISIT. on the DEFENCE of A.--4 PORTUGAL.; with a Sketch of the Manners and Chstotns of the Inir s, and an Ateoutit of the Campaigns under Loral 0 1 We*list s 18n8, to the Eattle of Albwera, in 1811.--.lls luetratod FL a lasge.Mxp, and sits Plans of the Battles, of Ta laleps..Bygge, Ximera. &C. &C. ' . t . , •, , ' • v: Printed for T. Egertenr, Whitelealt . .--.....- a ,....:-....- , - e -s • 4 . 4 , 1 his day was published, price 12s . dd. ldoards,' . Illustrated with Plates. ~ TM MILITARY FIELD' POOK.ET-BOOK, 'I - 4P iiinilated fhinf.tbe Getman or eferieral Scharchersr, by ''..lithgealp liestellislit, Id-Battalion 48th, and Lieutenant Hofmann, Ifile Battalion fOris. This work consists. let. of a Treatise on Optspolc Duty, with Examples,from the seven years war. 3si, A Shan Treatise on Artillery, to enable an Officer to beconte it - tlitainted ilcatr the penerai principles of that service. 3d, A Trea tise on lfractleal Fit-Id Partlftcution. 'I he whole fortning the best Cada of kistructionstto,young. Officers going on Service. . printed foi T. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall. - ' This day ware ;1011410, In 4to. with Plans of Battles, ind accurate Itlaps of the Country no* oecup led by , the .Allfed Army, Ate. price 1 59 . • OBSERVATIONS on the PRESENT STATE of the PORT UODEPE ARMY, as organised by Lion, ranr-Geireral Sir W:11.1Ahl CAllk BERESFORD, K. 11. Field Marshal and Consunander in Chief of that Army. With en Account, of the different Military Establishments and Laws of Poruttal, and .a. Retell of the Campaigns of the List and pre sent Year, during es , hich the Portuguese Army was brought into the Field, against the enemy, for the first time as a regular Force. To which is subjoined, a Return of Pritish Officers serving with the Portuguese Army on the 16th July 1811. Ily ANDREW HALLIDAY, M.D.` • . Printed for John Murfay, 32, FL-et•street, London; htottley anti Nl.lls, Portsmcmth ; William 13tactiwt,o1, Edinburgh; and M. N. hiahor, and John Cumming, Du4,lin. iiiiiiii;iiiiii;- ;MI NFLE,R43,RID GE. ..name of Royal ltithesetaaarthe ildld'llithirat York • - , . . _ 4 4lNaithiftiegpOCTr:berte,`: - Pfiars' .6a-Saterday;`l2els, at KilfliwirdleptillStiK• ~ude ballet of Action ' in •bne act, with new Sceniay,' 'Dresire,.aitd Iffusic_ralk-d -.T.RACZY CAST-I,E, OR LOVE ANIMEALOUSY. • After whichythe populir Grand Naval, Attriry, Equtkettian And Pittestrian Swctacle, calhd TIII 7 .:I7YIt.A.reSARACEN, • ,AND 'ffiE NOIiLE ivrotiß. • • In which pia . .. Twenty Horses will perform surprising feat,;. In the course nF rte evening, EQUESTRIAN AGIIXI V,' comprehending a variety of ,turps, leaps, Sce.'under the denorni nal of Still Vanitcrig, by t webre celebrated Equestrians; like vette varives'nouvelle Feati-of -Horsetnanship. A favourite Song, by Mr. Jones. To conclude with an entirely new Comic l'in'totnime, called TiiE MANDARIN ; • OR HXRLEQUIN CHINA. Terminating with a superb and briHiant Chinese Temple. Doors open at Half-past friie; begin at Half-past Sim—Half Price. Half-past 'MM .—Boles, 44—Pit, Yd.—Galli:Or/ is.—No money to he rentrnett. *ar t the immediate , g Prkue4 CORPORATION OF THE AMICABLE SOCIETY FOR INSURANCE UPON LIVES; Instituted by Charter cf Queen Anne, Anno 170 g. TM DIRECTORS hold a COURT at the Sn •Clety's House, in Serkant's Inn, Fleet•street, EVERY WEDNE.iDAY, at Eleven 6'Clock, for the Admission of Mein- Cars, wider the &dal:it:mai Charter,. lately hi. 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This is the same Book which is now selling in Loh.' •don t:y the Booksellers tor I s The first number of the Military Classics comprehended the Works of Marshal Saxe complete. the price of which amongst the Booksellers is Out Guinea and a Half. The Army have it verbatim anti without abridgment of any kind in the Niiiiiary Classics, Our Halt-a-Crown. 'this is cffected by the u.e of a small and *pat type, and a large page, instead of The laqe letter and wide margins in which quarto volumes are usually printed. Tho.whole series of antient and Modern tar) , and Histu ical Writers of any name and authority, will be printed in the sante mariner. Printed for 3. Davis, P.Aset-strcer, London. This day was published, In Thre•• Whittles, Octavo, price Li. ins. in boards , )#.\,COMPAKATIVE DISPLAY of the DIP. PERE.NT OPINIONS RESPECTING the RISE and PROGRESS of the FRENCEI REVOLITION., Exhiliitesi In the Wiatits of the late Mr: Burke, Mr. Pox, Sir lames Maek'n tmh,l,ord'Eri.kine, Iti4llll. 344275 h, Stc. Stc. 'l . l which is added a Review of the whole. " I will hear Brutus speali % ;-- " I will hear Cassius, and compare their reasors." Sii.“;,vi Axe. Printed for T. rgertnn, M lbiry I.lbrary. W111,114;1. Tab !!- MINERVA OFSCJI, LEADEN} iALL-S*l 11.r.rr. - On the Ist of November will he publishc.,l, in Six VQluiliesl '""'"" — flrno. price 30s. THE ENGLISHMAN ! By Miss BY lt()N.. Printed for A. A. Newman and Co. Where may be ba4 by tile &UM /kettle!, Tl:e Freish t num. Strou , tiaPols. price 2.13. }'inure 14 .Ailluerce and Days ofludlgence, 4 vole. 204. Alterman ani Prer, or b01.).h.r0 Villa and Ancient Castle, 3 vols, Also, A Winter's Tele. Second Edition, 4 vat. Vs. 1-armer oringNword Forest. Second Edition, 4 vets. Arthur Fltz.Alt ini. Third Edition, vuis. N. ; • • This day was'isubbslied,it; t vol. lupus. price 3s. sid. in board* 1 'FI ANATONV.of the HUMAN BONES and NERVX.'S, with a Dcaeription of the Human Lacteal Sae and Duct. By ALEX. MUNRO, M.D. Late Professor of Anatomy in the University of Edinburgh. A new editioo, carefully revised, w'tb additional Notes atal Illus trations, by Jeremiah Kirby, M.D. fur Thomas Bryte and Co. Medical Booksellers, infix , ntary-strect, Edinburgh 1. Murray, €. Higley, and 'I. Under weal, Loacion ; and Walter Duncan, Giantv. " We cettaider the Student of Anatomy. as under great obliga tions to Dr. Kirby, for:Rasing enabled luau to procure in a sepa rate fcr - in, and at a cheap rate, a truly Cliss'eal Osteology, wbucts osght to shy:rude all tliZ• Outstay ftdirloitions 6f the day " Vitt .fed. Journal, Ocober 11111. vis -. • - ... ... This day was published, Is P yokirs see. Rost! zi rd by Five. finely ensraved I'l{tes,l and a Map of the Ct'allity, pride 9 • 4": ititrartta, • (1 4 .. ENERAL:. VIEW cif - the AGRICULTURE • v.-, - of the COUN no .nt WEST 11171RTA14.; Void Obsieva • tions on tliii MAIM of its impreeemyro.• Pu-,ewn up (or the con sideration of the Board of Aviculture and internal iinfireve . went. 'With stverakPlates. • - . s s • • .- By JAMES Tif 0; rrER, • - , F i rmer at Newton, in 1 !)e Pariah of Abererirn. " ' Printed for RICLIA It Li P1411.1.1r5, London; siiveiter Doig, and • ilir.drew Stirling, kAinbur,lh; and. Martin Keene, Dublin. i Of witton may be had, • surveys of all th e Comities already poblotheel by the Enard of Agriculture. Afro the Now Farmer's Companin, published in ten Monthly pure*, price 4s. • • ibis d.y waspubliscti, In AVM price is. in boards, HE NEW STANOING • ORDERS of the HOU'ziE of COM VIONA, as r. vist d by a Comsititme, and ordrredno be printtd, slat lune, 1811,relative to Private lads and other Mai cos ; with the Orders ot the House ot Lords and N'l able of Fees to be take, by he OfScersM both Houses of Par liament. To which are added the new inciroasell Costs in the Court of CbanctrY and'Esieniner Office, and King's Bench. The House at Commons having nails several new stand ing orders, referred tkem to a Committee, who having arranged and incorporated them tegcher, it was ordered by the House they should be pritit..d; and as all persons itkmild be sconahned with these new erders to direct their isruceedings on application for Private Bids, it was thought desirable to put Elwin in a form for general use r London: Printed for W. Clarke, and goes, Law Booksellers, Portega!-street,'Liticolit's Inn. 1••••••••••••••11.91,..••••••••11 .- ." - T - - - kttln URE. DE011.1 . 1 . Y, &c. , NT TFIR ROYAL SANC # lON. h R.ch,vmd..-O,sIM ECT RIC GIRDLE for the ' , 1..' sigma! Cure of Ruptures and I)p.bility ut every de,,rc:p ihem, is patronized by the Nubdity, and may be had, as usual, till ite t 'Rd Dreamt:re inclusive (when the patent-riersonalght,&c. is to be • 4 zimately removed to America) by applying ply, or hy letter, p...t-paid, to Dr. Cavallo anti'Son, No. -28, New North- Street, Red I.lor-slmtre, Londvn. Ur. C. . ,spectfully submits that he had disposed of his intert—h Rare what regards his private patients, in this invention, ‘e, unh *Tryst/I recommended by the facuhy ; but in consequence of the ALtllltfetlS applicati ~,, s since received., he has been induced to re tume the superintelidance of the busior.s till the of Voce/o ber, attar which nn orders cast be received: --,,,, .. . 1 The niehsocheil cathlogue of these direful complaints are Wit; Well krtersn by their fatal consequences, to regnite out particuleri description ; 'tither it to say, .shat to 40AI cases tits Electric Gls.; Mr ha, l arvtr felted to the deeir ed ellect, and as no hopeless cases. are engaged; an .arty application is rticoromendt el. Letters (post paid) iftlill 4113 partial . Ure.at Britain sod itsdepess &lvies, 'twins Ow ,particulars, are inmweiiately answered; v Itlreby every piadon ulay'kuola WI far the Girdle is arplicside , •te the comp/aim. . . ... ,14 . N. 1.1. At home for consultation in the post. private MN: t r ia l itio o: 4, by either Aex, every morning-1M two, std . ovoiiiHr - *vs o'sdoielsr alli‘lhi,tiirbAjtdrallallie liiturl, t, ,;!g s ' -. ' • 14:04. .VRAP*44I , '"(P:'! •!i-t$ At OCTOISER•.IOy 484 P SUPERIOR CljatsSg OF SHIPWRIGH T . PPRENTICE.:;. i iviivr OFFICE, JULY s, 1811. 1 isRY His Majesty's Order in Council, d.tted 9,06 A- ' September, 1809, a Plan' of Fdocation was established at ` the Royal Naval College,. at his Majesty's Dock-yard at NM. . mouth, far a Superior Class of Apprentiets to Shipwrights, and . Twelve Persons were admitted as Students on the Ist day of 1 January last. i And it being determinnd that Six more Students shall be W- Imittrd. the Principal Officers and Commissioners (Olds Majesty's ! Navy hereby give r.ot!ce, that the examination of Candidates will take place in his Majesty's Dock-yard at Portsmouth, on the Oth of November next, at Eight o'Clock in the morning; and that - loch Persons as may he desirous of becoming Candida•cs for admission, are required to send notice of their intention to I the Navy Board, or the Commissioner of the aforesaid Yard, on 1 or before the Ist day of that mon. b. The Candidates must be at least fifteen, and not more than 1 i neventeen years of age. I The Plan of education may be obtained • n application at the i ilavy Office, or the Office of the Commissioner of any of his Ma ijesty's Dockyards; where also infortnsttion ratay be obtained as lao the nature of the qualifications required of the Candidates, the I documers they are to produce no the day of examination, the lialaries ' they will be.allowrd on beittg admitted Students, anti of the offices to which they will be eligible after they have served the term of Appren•iceshtp. EAST INDIA fIOVS.It, OaAr 9, 11511. THE' COURT of DIRECTORS of Me UNITED C9MPANT of ME RCMA NTS op ENGL. , ' ND, trading to the EAST INDIES, de her* give Not:ee, That the 1.15!. of Proprietors who stood tpialified as Voters on the Company** Books the 10th of April ia,r, vettl he ready to be delivered on Wednesday, the.Gth of November klext. JAMAS cO.lll, Afirsiel.mt Seseehew TO BE soui" iNifff. 14* ALM 110;4, - At the Exchange Coffee-house, In Bristol, on Thursday, the 14th. of November next, at I Y o'clock at noon precisely, THE MANOR of HASE-L, iu the County of SOMERSET. with suitable Farm-houses and Buildings. and upwards of 1007 Acres, Statute Nleasure, of Arable,M , adour end Par ure land, and about 70 Acres of fine WOO,l-lanci,all lying contiguous k - the several parishes of Chtwton, Metul;p, Compton Mart.n, Walt y, Wagdon, and Vett flarptry. allow 13 miles Mon lltisto', la (tom Bath, and 7 from Wells; anti all (except theWnoti laads, anttabsut AO Acres of 'Land, which are in band) It t to sub ' stantial tersous.—The Vicarial Tithes of flael l'arm Are entered by an annual payment of 201. and the Lanai iu liblvy (n..arly 900 acres)' are exempt 'from the payment of Great Tithes: and the lands abound with Lead Ore and Lapis Calammaris. IThe foregoing are pans oldie property niche late Joan Bliings i ey, F.sq. decLased. A Map pf the kstate may he seen at the once orMcssrs. Brryle• hteiliar, and Eruderip, of Wells, of whom anyanher paricu lan may be knowu.—Farrner Cbapple, of inley, will stow the prentihea.-.-Yrinted Particulars may be had at th.Vt'liitr Lion and In ; the White Hatt, Bath; 0 I Down Inn, Swan, Wats g Auction Mort, London ; and at the place of sale. ... - . . GUESTOSI AN MEDICINES. OBSERVA !lONS ON NYAtVOUS I)ISURDERS. ,WHERE is no disorder which affects mankind, that has encl.-n.. 1 the attention of the Faculty, so much as that which is Nervous. It must thereto' e seem wondrous strange, that this complaint, like the Cuut, should so long coati-_ nue the " upprnbium Medii.orum" or disgrace of the Faculty, more particularly so, when we find some of the must approved Ph y sicians in every age have written nurnerous volumes. to ex-' plain the nature of Nerves and Nervous floi.1; and sonic have minutely puitited nut certain bad consequences to be apprehended (rum too quick, or too slow rondos of t h isliquid, through the various nervous tubes ; and otkers laving as poen ively denied that a nerve is tubical, have established such a contrariety of opinions, as serves only to nil-lead and confound the generality of practi flutters. Nly observations have convinced me, that a nerve Is noe l cubical ; but no suck cavity can be discovered by the minutest aria ethnical observer, even with the microscope; but a nerve is a de . !:sate elastic cord, solid as the string of a violin, and somewhat resembling it in texture. Nervous Fluid then, is a mere han.• tom, which though It has been talked of for ages, was to he found • only hi the imagtnation of the Medical meat tl,tis far I an cuu.l vioced by ocular demonstration, and any one choosing to make use of hie eyes, may receive the same conviction. In the next place, I would enquire it Nervous expansion or contraction, No rvous Debility, and Nervous inlieence, stilt re main in obscurity—that I cannot tell, but I know none of them have been accounted fur on rational pritsciples—we should cease to wonder then at the little good that bas hitherto : been done by Medical I'raaitioiters, in these Disorders, and I take front them those heavy censures with which the Hypo. chotidriac is ever loading them ; truths I ant obliged tilhear daily Irtroi numbers that are continually calling on rue to leave their pains and miseries behind them. To go into un eahorate detail of all the causes M nervous complaint's, would go beyond our li wits; I shall only thecefore give some of the nto.t 1111110 g and . 1 Irie day was published, prominent, and make my observations more particulasly on core. In one large Va'unie Svc% illustrated by five finely engraved The general causes I believe to be imperfect Algestion, to wh'icli Map., curnprelo.r.dirg :lie - whole of the Hebrides, with a Plats succeeds flatulence, worms, and a general defect of vital heat; exitibt,ing the Instruments of Agriculture peculiar to thaw aitd contagioh may be 'added to the more remote Causes, such as r..gions, price One 'Guinea in boards_ ail violent passions of the mind, .whether sudden or continued; GENERAL VIEW 'of the AGRICULTURE I. B rSef, leer, excessive exercise, wkecher iv the pursuit of bottoms pr Fi of the EIiILID or, WES FERN ISLES of SDOT.: Ideekove, irregulatimlis theses oral tunaner of living, a cold, damp,'! LAN), with Observations co the Means of their Imprtetentent ; or hut,rituist air. sudden and great ciialigcs in the climate, detective together with a s-pirate Aecouni of the principal - lionsils,. torn. yorstitatiOn, excesiive evacuations, and all loordbiste indult/en- 'proh'etnting :heir Resources, Fisheries, Manufactures, hitoso lo es, yes, or whatever lessen/ the.vls vine, and peewits+ the joint at .wut. A griculture. Di awn up under tit; Arection of,theuttard of lion of all she "Sint constituting the human hely. The hitherto Agriculture. With several Maps. solver* defect of bleilicioes I F those disorder', and the very by .1.17.k.1.•.s NIACDONALD, A.M. fe e ble drifts el. the fatuity, seem to oi iginate in their inatten. "Uhl agricuirura niclius t soli re* rwitlca, gun sine dubftatione tiou to A duty; for without great advahcemeut In prostima et quasi consanguine& sapiens= eA, tarn 4 ,l, s e e astbue both that' prattitall past of this branch of the pm u nest quam magi,tris.v-t:oLusgaL l 4., fesition, very few sties eaf real value will he. made ; the Whited for iticit Alin PA14 1 .11:0 1 / 2 London_ ; 'silvester Dols, and truth of Whisk} have dolly ilinstrations qi in Ilse singular efil Atiiirew Stirling, Edifiburghl'nfill'Nfirtift'Keeve, Dublin. Cacy sit chemical preparations of any 4WD, which do • Of salons. therboilltad, ; the least particlevrOphirii, ivfeekury, or any . of dwin. - . Surveys o f all the C o unties.stnekly published Is% the Board of Ms Writ , . whim Answer a 4min:wary purpose Only, l ga i t pag, tas t e* klnut.."noseit Consioinieu t guhlisistA In r Stag ettilidebitaidiesiodon orepiriss. 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Principal Clerk:. . r tkulars, together with the Term' and Conditions of the Contract, may be kuown at the Se . cretaty's °Ace In Pall-Mall . aforesaid, oey day boswises the hours.of ten sad lour o'clock, where the :Normals must be delivered, sealed up, and fridorsed,t‘ Propo isal. for Ironmongery," hot no propos..l can hi :uintilted after the i : Fail kith day of October, at twtive o'cloc' .at noon of the same „day; neither will any Ticsclitr be rot;sedictiess ti.s niety otakin; 'it ' or do*agent in his bekalkifisall a'::kwl. ' : 4' ; I By Order ottbe Boa ed t ... R. 11:910FL.r . ,. Se..-retarg 14,AZA.414, MIME % .ped . CD,. Stoc k-Broi -1- 4 itopai-Etclaavyyt ofirssa. 14 acqualna the Public, 1 tc.kets aid - Wines tot ate ' Omni S I'A I E LOT I ERY, t drawn 1 stessA v, 22a Tan MonTr, are now oa Sale at Oifice, 1 :I his Lottery contains only 13,500 Tickets, and they ate Gun. side , hraper than they nut been for noisy years past. IPRILS,EIiT PRlCt.—TieLet /An Ivo 1 111 ...... : _____ :' 'C I S 4 :I:It: l oth - *-- 'C i 2 I T I : • sweiwwwwwwes paid, duly answered. 7,3‘: Ordsm Mans dsit qtaullo: 1 tity.i4lianspatilni wish sesltittande l ltt a 4 4, 1.1 tniz self's! of,ilst% • STA I'l3l.o . l•l'EttY. VESDAY, the 22d of THIS MONTH, will be betAWN, the SIVIALLES r STATE LOT'LlifY EVER KNOWN.—The Capital Prizes are store raises, Tickets and Skates are several puuusis cheaper than for nosy years past-- S Prizes of e6I 5,000 S 5,000 e,coo 6 1,060 Is 500 And upwards eC 5,700 Plizes of £lOO, £.50, £ss, ttcd se6‘, In thedste Qetrilier Lottery, upwards of 19_00i0 Title* were sold ; is tip. present titvree sre mil 13 509 arid Croat the anisetwily approv,wl Scheme, and preen dentanal, It Is likely all the fickles ana ti area wilt lie sold li.fore lite Drawing, • I.IC'ENSED BY GOVERNIvrENT. WMARTIN, 8, Corithill, begs to inform his • friends tilt, in additlou to *is Newr,lsper Concern. he has Licensed his Office fur the SA'e of Tickets and Si.arrs the Sate Lottery, and earnestly solntits it attention is rho Present small Lottery. so be drawn the 21d of this istirtsboolliia, • price of Tickets and s hares cheaper than for many years. Present price. TICKET, £l9 19 I QUARTER, XI 4 H ELF, 10 5 EIGH rti, 21$ SIXTEENTH, 41 7 Tickets and Shares are inkling in Breit variety of hitimbesoerse W. M recommends to his Friends an early purchase, as:iota probability they w:11 advance in prier, thrive only 11,500 Tickets. N. 4. Orders from the Country, inclesing a Remitraoce, will • ho duly attended to, and a liberal allowance niady,to Mb+, &c. 'THIS MONTH. ' l' BISH, Contractor for the present Small Lolerr, 1 • respectfbily acquaints the Public, that the Schrum:comas* ONI .1' 13,3' 0 TICK E FS , MORE VAIIIEI'Y OF PRIZES. . 'Tic:KR 1 S MUCH CHBAPEIt them for "terra' years. and he %elbow of the Lottery Crill be droll .21124. :ILIJESDAY , the 92d of October. Able hitherto 'clearly evince.. proved, and there ci I taint). is a f.:lr jo sold before the Drawing b e gi n .. ' Pit ESENT PRICE. ICE. • Tiebet - - 'C1919 .0 Half - ••• tiO 3 0 I Eighth - - sel IS 0 Quarter - , 5 4 0 Sist-vv!II - 1 7 0 TICK 1 . ..1%; and SHARES are no sate hi great Variety, as. Persons in the Country, who lied a (lir:in:Ty to gettlog •rickst. or Shares from Ascots, may be supplied, by rending thole )r -den (Poet or Carriage paid), to either of WSW* °Seri, • • • No- is COMPlasAulat 11,, Vithaaat o Ca o ~. s • Los .:;:•.. 1. SOCIAL ?IA PPIRESS. MARRIAGE sliculd be the foundation of Social Happiness; which is often disturbed through the parties that form the umon not taltioe Mow precautions which woaldsr• cure them the enjoy mint 01 that great domestic blessing. • Pearl* of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock; but wbsts the constitution has breti tainted by disease, or debilitated by a . certain habit contracted at an ratty age, a reoovathei of at litit prirvinits to enteritis' that state is intliapensibly requls.fe b revise the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the system. hoe no disorders haste coot ributed more essentially to il:stroy Hym i. opal happiness than t ',me which are the consequence of toreieled.d pleasure. It was this consideration which induced Messrs CURRIE and Co. for these last twenty years, to direct their no &ea and practice exclusively to the treatinent and core 01 thr Vt. nereta Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom ;as air. to thpt derangement f the system, produced by the destructive haler et the inconsiderate school-buy, which brings on these disrressine. Debilities and Deficienoies that prevent or embitter the Mates monial state. The successful result of their plan, gives them additional ardour to oppose the ravages of these compla ins, 'Mach are the nitist important In the catalogue of •heman Italie mities. It behove every person who has Indulged in rids soils tary vice to seek relief by consulting l'iofessional Jll2ll of errs. 1 nonce and honour, to which Messrs. CURRIE and Co. etalri the sanction of scholastic authority, as well as the testimony of tincutioadicted facts. In professing the cure of these complalets they hold out no inducenvereto vice ; but sensible as *ail mea must be of the existence of such catanedus, they ga ff seai r assistance as regularly educated Members of the Royal Colinas of Surgeons of Londori and Ed:uhurgh. Slight and Wens cases of Syphilitic infection are rustically cured in the shnit apace of two days. Those of the most olminare duration, seas as obstructions, inveter ate strictures, pains of the Insiss„glavic 3cc. are permanently and speedily cured. ereeral Noblemen uV tletitlemen of the Grbt respectability have been under the care Or Messrs. Currie and Co. for the removal acomplaints of the ure thra, strictures, ice. and !wriest receives! a radical and permanent eure,l4quest that re...reacts may be made to thet‘ i al sat•staeteep evidences of the decided superiority ut Mews. L. erre and da's pan of treatment. Many of these gentlemen had %rectum. fryer; A n to SO years, and were under the care of :Messrs- Home, Ilea. abide, and other surgeons. of equal eminence, who attempted their cure by the application of the War caustic, withutu success Messrs. Currie and Co. haveitekcted the following letter tram the many they are daily receiving fruits gentlemen returnin g the* !batiks for their restoration to sound and vigornue hridtki. t Lair e: to them unsolicited , fr om the son of a Noble , bail, who bad nired Wider this distressing and painful malady for tan yews I bad lseen under tile tare of severid surgeons of profeedettal endnience, none of whom afforded him permanent relief; but i ,the superior mode of treatment adopted and punned 4 r Messrs. Currie and Co. be received a radical cure in the anew time o 1 one mouth. , " 'Io.Dr,ICr nat z, 107, Hatton-Carden. - " Lord --ii.. feels great pleasure in contnittnieatket p Nigel " Currie the peritcpie-istabilshment of hisisehltho hi elsty Si of les mild indadrnirabletreat rnen tdf Streit-earn Hike 4; " He may add, that he has net tor sr.stly years estetayed a s s t ips( as comfort andfreedous (trout pain ;.and he igiterteies no &alit of " Liebman& obtained. through his skill and etteutioss, a perfect " andrailical euee.of that 'torrid complaem. As he wee rut a '' stripier to the,manorr thzr others tretned.thecomplalat,i, e ea. " it in his power, from a fair teal and ajest coaapaelbad, it, ptl ss that tribute of applause to Dr. Currie Ode • haamilierelinelik. ssatick shall ever he most re f iely and stiVitnpenseekiaidndpe.!' 'Awn. 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MMENIMMEMewire •••••••••-•••• w 00... .••••••••pa 1 • . :11•wa, - .1 ' '-------- . • PTYLL Iniarvalt flomillim: 'LA._ • 111 . 1 lik rPßthit stYrogursr_siAl:rizaitlilf ...... ---- AT„ COVENT-GARDEN. • • Itsrliabililsed4 Mee 42.1/0. --- . ' k#ANTI.iIiL .LATIN.Ii Thursday, October 10, w Albtsrinthste -of Elegant LaA ed the Opera of . ieldle arm( hither cislo 0 CVOODM AN. . i ! tle" Rev.-EDWARD' ring, Mr. FAWCETT ; er of Norwich Se i sm!. •Dingley, Her Captain O'Dtleteal, Mr.TAYLOR ; : b, Mr.,FAMERY ; _ . l i s.SAtiost j.t considerably inspro , AUL; Bo 4r. BLANCHARM ofa list o(thepbratier whirls' occur II a YOUNG LADY, atiteiiso ee etelet , Examples. Sold by Longman, Ha appearance on this Stage); Mart; yd Cu. - Bookseller's—Also, just publis'ica, t, Mrs DAVF.NPORT; mt... I le-rnm THE ELPMEVIS OF GREEK ( r.~ r,*. I - -7 This day weto published, In one vol. Soo. prim 121. boards, the Second Edition, much eularg4, of PRINCIPLES of MIDWIFERY; inclu ding the Diseases of Women and Children. Ily JOHN BURNS, Lecturer of Midwifery, and Mtniber of the Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons, Glasgow. 'Printed for Longman: Hulse, Kees, Omar, and Brawn. Pats enattleruW, Lotleo.). whom may be had, by tiv! same Author, I: Popular Threctiwis for the 'll.:•atstitnt of the Diseases of Women and Children,in Sao. price o'. boards. 2. Observations on Abortion, secund edition, price Js boards. . ►'