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rj . •f• • dirl A i •0 % 4 r • a . - 41‘ . 7 .7 f. • X . , .4/ A r' • . J 1 ) • I • 't! Or n • •• . • : L t e , L. •• • • •‘ 45•• •• • WEJiWESDAY, NOVEMBERA : IBI6. • t • * • " - Vok - AP- • 4 !,-.4411,•!..c 11,4 01 1jier 0 , !•• • - 4 1 . j "-f=.\ C `:" IP • - • Anaa br a _ NICE S EVEN- 111 N( • u< ' - , :111 1414 3:0 .!„,„,•ki‘i „ r . -~ • , irosa 9262. • ; • -.7-- - 7isoCIATION TO R THE RELT EF OF THt , sgat4U FktTURING AND LABOURING POOR: 0001 the Alounptio V of CANTBRBU BY In the CASK it..l4te ust Adverthement, assists*, has been aifeettsdl w pot un d er mentioned t S e mis. near Slacirrt Lencasb!re__ • near Manchester .:y.., near. Welling. .1 : pcntirt. ' ...~. .. TO 1001CSELLIMS. &e, Witt BUSINE9B of a Saaittsdler, fitaCdner, and A. Dab, in Pate Ma bdaci. dlaw* tlrsOt . - Ang. elevated So tie gam of a itlia At t i o -4140 ot Ay* by &tier Omit • lo "'. 4 411M1 alid•Co. Levis..__, - • SALE'BY AUCTION. Lardy pablithed, • 1. 'VHE FQREST PRUNER and TIMBERI OWNEIt • • ASSISTANT; or a Consplari_t_Pliedcat Thisbe in die Tralmiag sad Management of 'Welsh timber 1 Thos, irfiedistimesillsrhe op. theiterOiramiliNisl 4 o lo4ll l an Esaala tlonei th.ProPoirlim o f • 4V24llller' zta " w‘l System fir the Management of OA • wItO Plates,Thlrd Mitten, - prim " By WILLIAM PONTIT,. Nonarysint,'Planter, ead Foist Pruner to the D ikeol 'Wiwi IYORCESTERSHIRF, • BETWEEN MALVERN AND WOECESTER, And a Small Part in HEEEFORDSHIRE. VALUABLE FREEHOI.D ESTATE, Of ONE HUNDRED and FIF rY-NINE Amami , Eligible RE!IDEN :Band OFFICES; FARM YARD, MARTEN STABLES, and OU r-BZLILDINGS, LAND-TAX REOLF.MED. By Mr. ROBINS, At Caraway's Coffee-Houw, Eichange-alley, Cornblil, on TRY!sDAY, November 21, / 8 16, at Twelve o'clock, T HAT well-known and truly desirable FREE.' HOLD FA AM, THE GRI ES: (In the occupation of Mr. Ttatoror, from Year to Tear) Situate In the Parishes of Leigh and Cradk'y, in the Ctiunti of Worcester and Hiereforti. Comprising a lar4e and handsome FAIN Rothe, with good Offices, Cel wring, dtc. with Barns Stables, Cow-Hours, Carl and Wagg..n sheds, Hop Kiln., Cyder Mill,De.ak hoine, and all other recessary 0 stlosiLlings, yogetker with ONE HUNDRED AND FIE FY-NINE ACRES- o. P. 4 ' Wolverhampton and Willenhall Vadwivenh 2 near Manchester Gorton thiewer9t, near Bury St. Bd. SALES BY AUCTION. . - MY . etra - POMO.. war Manchester Uradbary. war Stockpon Ilridgioottb. pr MOAT, Proprietor of the CITY AUCTION 1116 • - MART, No. is, CHEAPSIDII, having an inuncose pantby of Miscellaneous Ankles for Bak, which, from the means gnome of the times, most find as immediate market, antes the Public in general to his Daily Auction Sates. whefe Pinnies Furnishing Hesse*. Calitalas of Ships, Supercargoes, tut Trader, in general, will meet with every tiding useful and ornamental, and aS warranted good and perfect. Wes continence every day at TwOlve, and again in the evening at Skeen o'clock. Ginkgoes had on the peasiskes. Mattekster wo rth sad Chesworth p tw at CRAWFORD hat been added to the Canteaktee gooalast Aivertisenrent. 4. • 1 ; Su b scr iptions alreat C m ?. th e Evans e dt akor, , after Noe* by the Mr:Virden and • pa/440de col . Wes too tome to t f 1e Ay Wars 6141- Sitibard. . • citellwardeaa. 40, tn. 6d. G. pare, Esq. As 0 a w ard West, Zs+ 5 3 I.C. Cervices • t o & 10 0 C Woo Chet* Yolk• be, Rh. 0.D0441 14 be J. Golding 1 - 1 s o l. swab, Egi•Hce , ' •0 Aloyeeelothire 10 0 . ke.ll. bfarttorit 10 o bitted at Ottinsiel, per lee. reir. Batt 2 Of. O. CARTER, fu, Also, by 'the mina Authors ft. THE riCIPITAALE. PLANTER ; a Theoretkai and , Practical Treatise on Planting In every deeetlpthn of Soil and Situation, particelatiy those which are most k, as steered . I w., Wenn heaths, rocky soils, Iht. including lipats on Shaker and Orstanisht. leo whh a Plato of Implements for Planting invent h e y the Anther. Four* Edition. enlarged. price Pis. CA I additions to this E Mimi mar may be bad separate, price ss. tobdon s Prlntad for J. Harding, SC, St. James's-urea. ly advertised £4UIO as,Od. Eaelington.Pari*Ales. • 4 eetterabire,- per Rev. • Wm. Denim, 411 11,10 d. Mr. R. Harker, lea. 3 3 Mr'. Rudy, Upper Sep• meerwreet Aston Seedrard s perieui I'. Seem J .• a jak IPorshipfel Compeer ' Leather-seen 54 0 , Mrs. Heater Price 3 0 Chanel Crawford Se 0 P. L. a 0 Rey. Jinee Ceiba. 1 0 Mr.J. Smith 1 0 Pariah of Bray, Berke, • per the Churchwarden ,100 as. Ode Rev. Mr. 'Wheeler 6 0 Collection at the ledepen. dent Chapel, Steadway, per Rev. John Marro 6 0 Temple•Chembeq, Leaden. suartiZCA tiAtiziANA. SOLD :BY Auoinefs, By Mr. ROBINS, 4t the Rooms, late Mr. Phile's, Warwick-street, Golden. r, on Tomas, the fah November, 1816, and Four, ... Dayarsciisming &Clad", - •. ~ . • - 4t 1.1 . HE-SCA3CE and VALUABLE REMAINS. of the HARLEIAN LIBRARY, the resin's/ of a N o.. While j consisting of Many rare and Uniqoe Works collected by' yen research and labour by the eelebrased LORD HIGH TREASURER HARLEY Frdin the hews Of Aldus , Probing, Henry and Robert Ste `Oen. Elilier• Podia, Ten Baskervilie, &c. gr.c.; likewise Many rare and curious Tracts relating to . ' English History: Maga the splendid, Works. are, in folio, Coition Historical Collection of the Noble Family of Cavemlish; Cabaret's Dietio- ' nary of the Bible, Sdype's Annals, Fairfax's Godfrey of Bou logne, Howell's Historical Discourse of Londiin, Dryton's Poly Albion, Scapula Lexicon, &acetate's History of Wales, Muratori Reruns ItsllParum Scriptores, HMIs Pelyglitta Edit Waltonl, Castel!! Lexicon, Straboil Raisin Geograpliicarans, Oxon Edit. Herodotns et Plata, by Aldus • Curtis Life of the Duke of Or. mond, Spence's Polymetis, Aldus; Baronage, Dart's West mister, Consuunlnt Lexicon, Birch's Lives, and Bayll's General Dictionary, &c.—Quarto, Ginenall eltalie, Muratori Atoll d'italie, arida Delphini.sphorles a Bninck, Wharton's History of English Poetry, II Decanierood di Boccaccio, Litbgow's Tra voiles, Poweirs History of Wales, la Faugonnerie .k lean de Pranzhiares, Hluin's Mirrour for Magistrates.—Octavo, the Work' of Rollo, Swift, Home, itc. 'Voyage de Anachareig, Ovidii Opera, Etaiver; Ellis'. early Poetry, Ritson's Catalogue , 1 Edinburgh Review, Monbodo on Languages, Dryden's Work,, I by Walter Scott. dihnson and Stephen's Skakespeare, Heat ne's &droves Yarn de Metals Anglicans.. in ttO Volumes, many of. them large paper 2 Moroni. Opera, Clarendoo's History of the Rebellion, and ausseroas other valuable Works in divers lan guages. • 'robe Viewed Friday, Saturday, and Monday preceding the Sale; Catalogues on the Premises, at Is. 6d. each ; of Mr. Adams, Auctioneer, Oxford ; Mr. Delghton, Cambridge ; and of Mr. Robins, W arwick-street, Golden-square. Of excellent LAND. most judiciously d tuled into finaMradowsf Pastures, apd 'I illages ; Orchards, beautiful, extensive, anJ start probative; Hop Plantations of the choicest quality, Coppices, &e. all in a high state of Cultivation, capaule of producing the heaviest crops. May be viewed Ipy appliistg on the Premises, where Patticn late may he had; of Wm. Handy, Esq. and Messrs. *..lies and Dickens, Solicitors, the Hop• Pole, and Star and Garter Inns, Woes cestil.; Bush, Bristol; White Lion, Bath; of Mr. Phelps, Eve. shams Mr. Adams, Oxford; lien and Chickens, Birmingham; T. G. Parr, Esq. Lichfield; George. Cheltenham ; Kings Head, Gloucester; at Garraway's Coffee.Heuse; and of Mr. Rubin., Warwick -street, Cloldeu-squue, where a Plan of the Estate may be Neu. . A.ROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the . 04 Veal Invenden of Mr. HENRY, and brought by his successive improvements to the highest pot fection) continues to be prepared amid sold by Mess*. Hamar, Matinfacturiag Chee mists, Manchester. This agreeable perfumed Liquor which is composed of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the must pleasant Aromatied and efficacious Antiseptics, may be kept unimpaired in any Climate sod for any Is ngth of time. Its pungent Odour adapts It for-affording relief hi rieati.achs, Fainting. Sic.; and renders it peculiarly grateful and refreshing in crowded rooms in places of public resort, and to the apartments of the sick. it counter ' acts, also, tl.e hdettion ol" Con:aeirms aseases. As many spurious and inferior Fr:Taxation' are sold tinder the same and similar names, the public are requested to observe, as the only proof of its brill; getiume, the the tam:► of Messrs. Manchester. are euvaved on the stamp. The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar in 9otties ' mice 21.9 d. each, stamp iuchtded, is sold ultolesuie and retail by Bayley and Blew; Cockspur-street. (the. only Agents in London authorised by the Proprietors where may be bad, Sponge I:ozes of Gold, Silver, Cry: tal, &c: Also Hen It If * 3 CALC I c.i SOrAtlbittlit, In bottles at its. 9d. and larger with glass stoppers, at 4s. tkl. each; their actors being MI the wimps. gebeeriytioos are received for the Asada:lea by al die Bankers it LOW and Wastolover; at the Bar of Lloyd% Wee- Nen ; and at the Chy of London Tavern. • re rested that an Letter s from the Country to die Atsb flJlllllll be directed to pile Secretary, and pit under a cdief, ti fiersed as taws: . A. M. 44. *reads Irak& NSF Gairral test.efee. • Lately publislud, THE FLORIST'S DIRECTORY; or. Treatise J. co the Culture of Flo Wens, Bulbous Rams, &.5. Including aebstrtation an Sods and By JAMES M P:AD RI A:IC& Florist. Aar Edidoo, enlarged by Cuttis, with eight coloured Plates, fo rmer Jog the different Flowers, and deacripdve of tier:feel bed Implements and Proteins used in die management of lbws. are, 81. la. coloured, or leo dd. plant. e‘few bided Copia on large Paper, price Xt. Mudd. •Printed for J. liarding,S6.dt. lassserscoset. _ LITTLE EALING. NEAR BRIINTFORD. ELIGJBLE FREEHOLD FAMILY kESIDENCE, COACH HOUSE and srAtui, seated on a Lawn. By Mr. ROBINS, • On the Premises. at Li bk Eg. near Bfentford, On MOWSIAT, the tech of November. 1816, at Twelve o'Clocir,„ By Order ef the Etiactiters.of Sir iAlk: • i WatonT, Bart. (Unless an aeceptabk orals previposly w.. '4• h) PriiateContract) A. *DUI Re4lll FRIIEH OLD EST ATE ; soMpeleing a stay dl gae Residetiii, whit Mauro: Ground, orusmeete& by be grown Forest Trees, Evergreens, Oaths, Re. Lid out with Graveled Walks, enclos ed by a Brick Walk contaloing, on the Upper Stories. four Sleeping-Rooms for *bents, and a Seere-Rosen, four prine.pal Bed-Chambers, Dremilleanolos 014 Housenwhd's Closet, Study, handsome Drewleritoom, imiesss Landes, Re.; on the Ground Flaw, a Dining-Room, -BrallelksesKeems, and Servants' Oflicesl Stable Vaud, wick CoadwHome, Four-stall Stable, Icc. ; the whole ampanhig about One Acre and a Half : together with an entlharit KITCHEN GARDEN. well stocked and cropped, nearly adjoining the above Protases; with Coach-House and Shed, held on Lease. To be viewed by 'rickets; Pantalets en the Premises; Pi geons, Branford; Bell, Ealing ; Old Hats. Haswell; Ral Lion, siouthall; White Horse, Uxbridge; of Messrs. Reshleigh and resregit Lee, Solicitors, Lincein'e-Inn • and of Sir. Robius. Warwielph Csoldeu-aquare; of whoa; Tickets forviewing may be had. DIXON'S ANTIBII.IOUS PILLS. THESE Pills long since obtained a just celebrity • .A. in the peva., praciice of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON, Apothecary; and from their treat success in many obstinate disorders, oat numerous Patients of disrinedon, parti. cularly the Dube of BEDFORD, the Dowager Lady SAY Aid SELL the Viscountes‘ BULKELEY, Lite. &c. be was per. suaded to offer them to the Publicomder esorlse of their names. That am found to be an incomparable remedy fur ini.ages doo, and resifting The tone of the stomach. They remove ha bitual and temporary costivenevv, sick head-achs, and be whether arising front the aerinwny of the redundant bile, intem perate diet, or drinking to exr-4, and will be found a most, valuable Medicine to be resorted to upon eery indisposition, oc. caslonad by a disordered mate of the Stomach and Bowels. Sold by Messrs. Butler and Sons, No. 4, Cheapside, Louden; In boxer at 2. 9d. 6s. and 225. and also by Mr. Gardner, Georg*. street, Edlnbergh; Messrs. Newhery and Sons, Dame-street, Dublin; and the M. ditione.yenders u every City and Town In theethuted Kingdent. •' /112 tti Was publftbell, la Five large Volo.leso. sto. VREWWE of FITZALICE and the CALEDO. MAN MEN. s Romanee by MARIANAS 11111.81 O&. 1 MOM A+ L Slainurra MA OA. 31111110611641.111% , Of whom way be mil. Ise piMisballp tbilas e st?atlear.iy, bylleidget Hassminds. *Ms. Us. t Tviansialsor be calms Impudlllol4bl Saw hi. W. lterolerWaristo, by As Amebae d is Sob and SM. Iber, iv*. Cialy, or The Rona Raby, by Agin Dfisegraes,S4 UkiahCiesly, 4Mr so' - Geirrey lbw. by D W. 'Apter, SI web. MAIL • . ate of Illabllaimauw, by Salsa Dwampart, 4 vii. • Lids afGleriara, or legbkodera of As llltb Camay, by )4rry lotatatoa. 2 vols. Ha 611. I 'FARM Accotners 'Olt THE NEW YEAR. - This may was riblished, THE FARMER'S ANNUAL ACCOUNT 1001t for . 1816-17. (To be continued Annually.) Con ailing Tables Ruled for keeping a Journal of Occurrences on the Jars; Daily Account of Labour performed; Account of Re- , oite4 spdJ openers; Werkly Account of Live Stock; Product: and Consumption of Corn, Hay, Potatoes, and other Craps; - Pail( Account; Annual iteceipes and Expenses, and sundr; intierMatters. Ws Work Is found very serviceable to Landholders; Farmers, akevarde, IsaiLV., and Cultivators of every Description ; and from experience, is now confidently recommended to the notice dal.* ire engaged in Country lingoes% Pettieliscl annually, price ais. for a Year, or 10a. 6d. for Half Year's Book. Ledo: Primed for J. Harding, 36, St. James's•streer. _ Where may bt; bad, V/84 1 1Y8 en the MANAGEMENT of the DAIRY t Including %Modern Practice of the bra Districti in the Manufacture of gone and Butter; deduced from a Satin of Observations made arlog thirty years' prat ice. By J. Twamky, and others. A. 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'fo which are subjekeedi , Tern Sermons' on Parts of the Example of St. Paul. By Thome, fitaberne, M.A. In one voL Ibmo. vise 5w is beards. IV A Fourth Volume of Prettiest and Famines San stone, *dried for Patocbial and Domestic Instruction. By the Rev. E. Cosner, Rector of liametaibitidware, in the Comity of Stafford. ISalo. prise ss. in boards. 14. esassons on Subjects chiefly Practical, with Mustradvi Notes, and an Appendix relating to the Character of the Quids et England, as distinguished both from miser breaches of the , soh from the Modern Chard' of Rome. By the W a ll: ; es = A.M. Roder of Abingdon, In the Dimon of Edition, In one velem, yens pries He. bawds. 15,The C hap of tbelifikt Rev. rather in Ood, Jansen T . I.ins,D.D. Chaplain is Ordinary to Meg Poem t h e pi n e y em ,i Lied asbeis of Down, Gessoes sod Women. By the Rem Hiserylfsayst Bonney, M.A. of Chita% College, the , • ei pion beedery et Limas, tsetse el ILlog i e COE, Is pa: I pikawromeis. k e . prea ke r . a r at ota raa vel. cra fr e v i o. d peles dhe llsc a le weendisrea their mks, &WC. to pp sidstA7=ld r ibbY. 1 0 4 lincelek INN lielelnise et Lash la ewe eget , - Net sorb bey*. ' • !.% .••t: • . I • LITTLE EALING. MIDDLESEX. - - EXCELLENT FURNI;URE, PIANOFORTE by ilaoan wain. LINEN, CHINA; GLASS, small SERVICE of PLATE, about SOO Ounces, a Select LIBRARY of BOOKS, a few Dues of OLD robcr and MADEIRA. a Collection of PAIN I'INOS by esteemed Masters, CHARIOT, GAR,. DEN TOOLS and LIGHTS. , By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises; Little Ealing, asae Vralt e rled, on MONDAY, the 11th of N.orenaber, 1816 , and two fallowing Days, at Eleven o'Clock, (by Osier of the Executors), THE Excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE = t ip t o e s t v h: o P i zor . ty r or sar, and ot her %Valour, Ba rt. ,wit le i cz l ased , )4 Cotton, and Whit.' Dimity Fumitures a te.; prime seasoned Feather -Beds and Bedding; well made Cabinet Articles. in Wr Ma hogany Chests of Drawers, Wardrobes , lo ok-Cases, g, Card, Pembroke, and Dining Tables; French Rod and Festoon Windew-Curtabas;la Chlma, Cotton, White Dimity, old Mo rin; Brussels. WEND, and Kidderminster Carpets; Eight• day and Bracket Clocks;. Japanned Chairs and Sores; Mahogany Dining-room Chairs; Pier Glasses; numerous Kitchen atestii test. a Mangle; a three-wheel Garden Chair ; Garden 'Lights and Toots; and various Effects. May be viewed Friday and Saturday preceding the Sale. when Catalogues may be bad on the Premises ; at the liell and Old Hats, luting; Coach cad horses, Haawell ; White Horse, Ux bridge ; Pigeons, Brentford,; Led Lion, Hauslow ; Red Lion, aid White Hart, Southall; 'and of Mr. Robins, Watwick-strett, c3olden-square. Nita WATER CORN-MILL, DWELLING-HOUSE, 14. and TWELVE' AeitEll of MEADOW LAND. • By Mr. ROBINS, At Ootraway's CoNos-boess, Exclialliv-aligi Canaan. Lagoa. on Tavassay, the filst of November. ISIS, at tic o'Clock, A• VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, AIL. pied the LINK . MILL, situate is the Parish at Leigh, in the County of .Worcester, now lo the neeepaslon of Mr. Bennet, .i.yearly tenant, comprising a newly-steeled WAThR CORN MILL, With Two Pair of FtenckStones, cast boo Wheel, &c. Dressing Machine, Ac.litc. Capital BAKE-HOUSE, good DWELLINU HOUSE, stables, Cow-hoitse, Cart•bouse and other °tubed& hs ; Munn, Orchard , Nursery, emulating nearly 1,500 black Italian Poplars, of sic years growth, aod Twelve Aram of rich Maim Lend. Ibis Property is peculiarly dedrabirias its *widen is does to. a good tornpike-road, and so pear. to that fashiOnable meet, Men * . . M be viewed by applying on the Premise s , where Patna lots may be had; tif Wm. Handy, P. 4.. out Messrs. Welles and Diana, Solicitors ; the Hop Pole mid Star and Garter Inns, Wor eawantewh, Pistol; White Lim, Bash; Of Me. Phelps, Eve sham; Mr. Adam% Oxford ; Hen and Chickens. Birmingh Glop. O.Part, Esc Liablield ; ,Oforgo,,Chettenbut; Kin es Road,- cester; of banality's Celfee4i6ase I and of Mr. Robins, War widiburest, Oohliworing Loieddsiodiato a Elan it the Estate • an be *ea. . . • •.:~,~ ; 4 , . MATRIMONIAL FELICITY. • 6 ' But happy they, the happiest of their kind." - loch is the lauguagedi the immortal I nosisom when 'speak. Itrg tif. the Marriage State. But .tonsure that iappiness, it is necessary, as Jove SAL übseaes—" Menssana, in capore sans,' to have a sound mind in a sound body. MESSkS. GOSS and Co. Members of the Royal , College of Surgeons in lamano, have seilulowly devoted their attention for these last 17 years to the study of th , ise &son. drys which so frequently enthitier, amid too often prevent, that in. estimable_ blessing, rnerbitoulat felicity. The nano:tons applies nations they have hitherto weaved front persaits of the first die. unction, and the uniform susses atiendim; their superior mode ot treatment in such complaints, induces them thus publicly td 'offer-their assistance. In all cases of Debility or Deficiency, whea due resulting from the too frequency of participating in the pie. ties of fashionable life, the unbounded indulgiMce of libertinism, or a secret solitarrhabit, which weakens the energy:of the mind. and destroyartre Sower of youth, by producing sterility in the one sex and ititpotence in the whet, they offer a safe and permanent eget.. To those who, from such complaints, are prevented entering intosthe married state, and ashamed to seek relief, brood over . their infirmities in silence, it must be consoling to know, hew. ever difficult or ineffectual the cure may be deemed by saber Preetithsters, that by a reuovating and infal ible method they may be restored to a sound and vigorous constitution. A certain disorder, frequently contracte; in a moment of indiscretion, tad every speciessof Venereal Infection, by a mild and. neder.feiling mo d e o f treatment, is speedily and radically removed, whhont rostraiut in diet or exercise, as also Strictures of the Urethra and Meets, which they are enabled to cure in a short period, without recourse to the painful dangerous effects of the Caustic; references orwiliich can be given to several Noblemen and Geotlemeo of MOMO respectability. who have been cured in a very short period% having labouted under slricture; for nrmy years. To married" Females, whim esvctarions of those &oder pledges of connubial happiness have been defeatei, it may also be a pleasing rallecdon to know, that by a proper peraverance in disk remedies. the general health id animated, and the impedi meats removed. Mesers.,Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure of these particular comrlaints,in or.ier that they may not be marked by a mistaken few,with the obloquy so justly attached to the ignorant empiric, Cali* it hut justice to themselves to state, that they have been properly educated and Initiated into every branch of the profession (certificates of which, from various hos pitals, and testimonials from the higher rofessional authorities, they have to convince any inquirer). That a residence in the warmer benahpbere of our eastern %mid, as wet! as In 'other perm, emboldens them to assert, chat their re•eurches having been con fined to diseases already onion:met!, they hold nut a certainty of rsuovation to suck as- may labour • ender she debilitating effects of a life passed under the' torrid bone. And further, ^that having had opportunities, in their professional capa city, of forming an intimate acqualwance with the con ' stitutional habits of seafaring persons, they offer to them • the best assurances of Immediate relief; that the success resulting from their eadeavinars first induced them tO quit the practice of the general Practbionw, and they presume that their pretensions constitute a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence with 'which they have, by the Public, been so humoured: Td be consulted at tt.eir hates* daily (personally, or by let ti by Patients of either set, strati secrecy, delicacy, and attention. Patients in tag country ate requested to sate the particulars of their case, :lie, and manner tit liviry enc4oalni a renrtta ted for advice and medicines; anti the f s wit be given er forwarded Wain/ part of one libtattoen. GOBS and Cetburatoluil 3, liouvede•street. Fleet-street. • • •I • •••