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HE Public are respectfully informed, that Mr. TtiNlfril being perfectly recovered from a long indisposition, Evening, To-murow, and Saturday, go through his woo flying Act of Horsemanithip, in addition to the une uv r° fteises of the Double Company of Equestrians ; - - whic re h, the Grand Equestrian and War Pedestrian Sppreec oat ( ~gati The ARAB; or, THE FREEBOOTERS OF FIE T , • w ith a general Attack on REAL HORSES. —After „p;,t the Fccentricitievof the Hunted 'Tailor.! To conclude h (( o r the last three nights) the Comic Pantomime of HAW 11:(ell11i PYGMALION. Doors to be opened at half past tipt--begin at half past six. s t ord price at half-past eight.—Equestrian Tuition by able !Oast( ts. • • On !Monday next will be prt.doced an entire New Comic pa.:mminie' with extensive Mechanical Changes.hletamorphoses, • incepted an d gnt up by Mr. Astley, jun. called the Midnight or Harlequin Violas. T" following MAPS are necessary to be ob. tained and preserad for future reference by every Reader eNesespapers. '1 hey represent the progress and operations of the Grand which will be marked out and described In Iwo s eparate Maps of the Island of Walcherlns. and South rk „i an d, with all the towns and the course of the River Schriet ; also the forts and redoubts thereon, as far as the Cities d A n twerp, Widiams tadt, and Benetkviliona, to be given in BEI .1 WEEKLY MESSENGER Of Sunday and Mouthy next. Persons not accustomed to receive dais p arr r ollariy,.are requested to give their orders to prevent iiisjprinotwut ro themselves, for - ben Weekly Messenger irn. mediatelv. to the regular Newsmen in London; or in the Conti try, to our of the Post-masters. This day was published, price Is. rid. A CATALOGUE of BOOKS, Ancient *aid Modern ; includin g t h e valuable and extensive Library of the late Wtt.t.lAM FuLLerron, Esq. of Cars:airs, on sale at tbe shop of Constable, Hunter, Park, and Hunter, No. 10, Lotto street, London. Catalogues may be haul at the Plate of Sale, add of ArdalteeN Constable and Co. Edinburgh. • ' NEW TOWN, CARLISLE, CU NUJ:ALA-ND. 'TO BE SOLD HY PRIVATE CON CtiACT, Togetber or in, Paiveld, r itt E several FREEHOLD ESTATES qf the lb l ti. MONICHJUSE DAVISON, situate at New Theo, in the Pa.tish of Sr. Ma-y. Mr. Jacob Stordy, the Agent, tt Catfish', will show the Pre mites; and for further Particulars apply to Messrs Piruthee and Son, Solicitun, London -street, London. 'NU day Were intilislied, in TWO - Irtgruiiiii;tletatsi,'" OUTLINES of MINtitALOGYi conta i n i ng a general History of the principal vlrietief of Mitientl'osibl stances; together with a particular statement of tlxeir Characters, and Chemical Analysis. By 1. KIDD, M.D. Professor of Chemistry in the University of Oxford. Printed for Longthan, Hurst, ReeS, and Orate, Vaterollitet• row ; and Bliss, Oxford. FOOTSCRAY—KEN BY PRIVATE CONTRACT—with immediate possessiolt; • ACOMMODIOUS FREE[-lOLD FAMILY RESIDENCE, called Sento is House, w . th double Coach House, Stabling fur eigfit Itbrses, large prohictiire Garden, end convenient Offices, Land.tax redeemed; si - eated llf 011 es front London Bridge, on the road to Maidstone, commanding agree* , ble prospects over Kent and Estee ; together with 135 Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land. The House to bi viewed by tickets, from tea to three, which, wick further par , : ticnLirs, may be had of Mr. B. Follett, No. 2, Paper Buildings; and Mr. Saxon, No. 5, Pump-colart, Temple, London. • This dajr *ete published, prke - TRACTS a.na EXPERIMENTS on ale USETC . L 'SUGAR, in PEELING STOCK ; with an account dike' Sugar-fed Chen . which obtained the prize' At the •Smitgitild Caitle Show, and Hints for tke Improvement of Waste Landt. - London : printed or J. Harding; No. 38, Si. Jamie's streez.,it Where may .bebrcl, The Game Book., or Shooting lour t.d fer 1809, price lOs. ed. tis. or 21. 28. OLD ALRESFOR4 HANTS. ' MANSION HOU4E AND GROUNDS, iian, in afine Sporting part of the Comity, and near to Foxhounds. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, LIPTON HOUSE, formerly the Residence of the late General SHIRREFF; a most desirable Family House, with excellent Offices of every sort, most productive wall Garden, Green-houses , Hot-houses, Peachery, and Ice-house, also detached a genteel Cottage Residence, and several Labourers' Cottages.— The Buildingi and Accommodations for the Farm are in every reipec. most compleat ; and the Farm I.and is in Arable Meadow, Water Meadow, and Pastore, in dt:sirabl:• proportions, all in high condition, having been for many years in the hands only of the Resident Proprietor. ibis Estate comprises in the whole near 430 Acres of Land. If a Purchaser should not desire to have the whole. there wili be no objection to treat for the House, and such part of the Land as de'.ired. -- In the press, And speedily will be published, handsomely printed in Foubcap Octa -L H E VILLA GARJDER DIRECTORY ; o r Monthly Index of Work . to be done 411 Town 'and Villa Gardens, Shrubber;es, sod Parterres: with Hints on the Treat dent of Shrubs and Flowers, usually kept in the Green Room, the Lobby, and the Drawing-Room, " 1 his day was published , mire Ts. boards, • G R . A LkIICA de la L E NGUA INGLES4 ; que contiene Regles fariles para su Pronunciacion y prett tirria metal: wmtnte, cos nviteltas Olbseriaciones, y Nots erld- Cj dr 1o: nr.t4 celebres Autorrs Ingle:see. Par al Padre F. R. F. CONNELLY. Nueva Edicion, corregida y asimentada." Lonirec Por Tomaißooxey, Liiirrra, No. 4, Broad -street, Royal Exchange. D i c a„ a in Nuevo de las dos I.ersgus, Inflcaa y Espanola— &pauola y It.tlesa; que cuntiene kg; signiheactories de ius Voers, Tba tennittos de las Artes, ataxia', Officios y Marina. Per H. Neuman. Edicion Segunda, Syn. enquadernado, 11. Is. Nuevo Diecionario Portatit lai Lenguas Espanola y Inglesa, goy, enquaderuado, !Os. 6d. - By Wail. r4l, NICOL, Pesillner of Gardens, Hot-Houses, acc.; Author of the " Forcing, Frtit, and Vt:lten Gardener;" the" Practical Plahter,"*.c.. Bain' burgh: Printed for A. Constable and - Co.; and for Consta ble, Hunter, Park, and Hunter, London. _ In a few dais will be public ea , handsomely printed tivo. BSERVATIONS ON 'FUNGUS HIEMA. O TODES, Or SOFT CANCER, in seeral of the most im portant Organs of the Human Hedy; containing, als , s, a cunipa nave View of the structure of yungus Haematodes and Cancer, with Cases and Di.sections. The EszaPe is partly Freehold, but chiefly Copyhuld of lahert ranee, within the Bishop's Manor of Old Alresford, but as the Copyhold is all Fine certain, in reaLvalue it is nearly equal to Freehold. 'the Purchaser may hove as well the Forriture of the House, at. the live and dead Persil eck, at a fair valuation. The Timber will not amount to a large sum. For further Particulars and Order to view the Premises, as well as *to treat for the Purchase, apply to Messrs. Hanson and Birch, Solicitors, Chancery-lane. By JAMF.S WARDROP, F R.S.E. Fame of Use ROyal College of Sttrgeons,and one of the Surgeons of ,the Public Dispensary of Edliburgb. - - Illustrated by Plates. Fallutinrgb : Printed for Archib : dd Coostable and Co. Edln burgh ; and Constable, Hunter, Park, and Hunter, London. Of whom m a y be had, by the same Author, D [CHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Stack IA- Brokers, respectfully acquaint the I'ublic, that the ‘. hole of &elks, STATE LOTTERY wall Le drawn in One Day, Loth .of OCTOBER NEXT. This day wa- ptildished, patas2s. bow* The sth edition, greatly improved a.ad careinily correoled by the • Author , of ESY and :FAMILIAR DIALOGUES, in • French and English, containing Idioms anciCotsversations - on iftihjeces best adapted to Schools, both in ind out the Play- Ground. London : Printed for T. Boosey, No. 4, Broad-street, Royal •Exchaqe ; and C. Law, Avesalaria-lane. Wht re may be had, by .Dr. Veranoutecht, a Grammar of the French Largua;e, with practical Exercises, lath edition, Unto. bound, 3s. tie —A Classical Vocabulary, in French and En:;lish, ith edit. ss. od.—Recueil Cheisi de Traits liistoriques, et de ewes Menu: & c . 3s. 6d.— Litre des Eutaw, on Syllahaire Francyis, ad edi t. Is. 6d.—Petit 'fabkau, ou klemens de la Con stitution, des Lois, &c. de la Grande Bretagne, I 4s. This Lotterf his only 5,000 Numbers (from No. 1 to .5,000' inclusite),•Four 'ticket& of a Number, so that the Purchaser of a Single Ticket will gain a Prize of ,C20,Q90: By Two Tickets of the same Number, A Prize of - - . - - - - p 40,000 By Three Tickets of the same Number, A Prize of - - - - .460,000 . . , Essays on the Morbi d Anatomy of the Human Eye, of which the various morbid appearances are illustrated by coloured En graving., by Meadows, Medi:tad, Maddocks, Heath, &c. after Drawings by Mr. Syme. In one vol. myal /Pro. prict 21.. boards, By Four Tickets of the same Number, A• Prize of - ‘- - - - - - XOO,OOO And all other Prizes in the same Proportion. CAPITAL PRIZES. 4 - of - - £20,000 ' 4 of £l,OOO I s - - of - - £l,OOO 4 - of 2,00 u 1 12 - - of - - 500 'this day was published, price is. its:boards, I I NEW TREATISE on. ALGEBRA, for the USE of SCHOOLS.—By JOHN MOLE, Author ofcbe•Elculeete of Algalsra. irk comprises a great variety of Problems of 'different kinds: is thews how to find all the roots of any cubic and of any bkru!ratic equation t. lupe to complete the cube in any cubit: option, and how to find the roots of biquadratics, (indepen iert of cubits, or of converging series by approximation,) in (Ivry c:.e in which it is possible that the root► can be so obtained ; and zia::y o he r nrw improvements. "-i rt f I . Cadell amt W. Davies. etrand. Da l.r.MPklrki.:; c i lUw_%.CIL3. This day were published, in Octavo and in Quarto. 1. A CLASSICAL DICTIONARY ; containing a copious *count of all the Proper Ndtme4 mon tined in Al.cient Authors ; with the Value of Coins, Weights, . :tasures, used among the Greeks and Romans; and a Chro- Loogical Table. By J. kIIMPRIERE . , I) 1). ..:crenth Edition, in one large Volume, Octavo, price 16s.'d. •.* V . orh, tipon a very inhaled Scitle, for the L7 . ;!.r Cla.us in Schools and Universities, and for Libraries, :' , c , ntrly printed in quarto, price '2l. ;is. board , . c. Unie, nal Biography ; conrainirg a copious Account,- Criti c:' alt-1 nistorical, of tie Life :and Character, I,llsnots and :•: - icns, of eminent Persons, in all Ages and Countries, Condi and Praftssions, arranged in alphahetic:.l order. By the anti Author. in one lArpa vrilurne octavo, price I Ss. in boards. '116: second Woik is itso, upon a very enlarged scale, t'.:.,l‘oraely t rl.'tt quarto, price al. as. hoards. Prii.: ci tar T. Ca&11 and W. Davies, Strand. •1 iris 6:ay was published, in - tbrce Vhunes, Svo. with a Portrait of the .r:!:.r, (rout an nril;6l Picr.!re, by himself, Fri £l. Ic, being the Fourth), corrected, of t OP. T AS of SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS, L:r , • President of the Royal Academy: contaiiiinl Idhrs, a JourneT to • Flanders a - ad linlland, aid l'rnsnoy's Art of Painting : Printed Crony v: 0.: s, with his la,t Corrections and Aildi• ions. prefis...ii .errant of the Life and \Vrititip of the J! F.DMOND MALONE, Esq. One of his Executoro. l'tintr.d . ..in . T. Cada and W. liaeie,a, Strand. Ot whom may be had, lately publishe.l, The WC/"..KS of JAMES BARRY, Esq. liist(irical Painter, Prolciaor of Painting in the Royal Academy; Member of the ll incalihy Academy in Bologna, &c. Containing his Discours..s tt4 kcyal Acideniy, Observations on different Works of Art l'iJy and France, Remarks on the principal Paintings in the Gallery, exhibited in 1798, &c. &c. togetlitr with his . . . srundonc.-with Mr. Burke, and other distinguished Per 4iid some Account of his Life and Works. 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Vicar of West-Ham ' • Domestic Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Loadoff and Atistbor of the Economy of Nature, lk.c. Bcc. Pritgod for Amami* Potuddrs, No. 6, Bridge-street ; and to be bad of all Booksetlem. Of whom may also be had, just published, The GRAMMAR of NATURAL anJ EXPRRIMENTAL PRIMO sortie. Ey the Rev. L. Etat:a ; Author of the Oasis' Room, ate Price 33, in blue. Ina few days will be published, In one voL Bvo. NEW THEORY of the FORMATION of VEINS; with its Application to the Art of Working Mines . By ABRAHAM GOTTLOB WERNER, _ . . - - - Counsellor of the Mines of Saxony, Processor of Mineralogy and of the Art of Working Mines at Freyberg, &e. Translated from the German. To which is added, an AI/pendia, containing Notes illustrative of the subject, by Cu'sates ANDLASON, M. 1). Fellow of the .. Royal College of Surgeouf Member of the Chirtirlieal Sodety, of the Wernerian Natural Society, tie. ---- Jam claruni matte fenestras Intrat, et angustas extendit lantine rimas. _ _ _ AUL. PEAL FLACCI SAT. Edinburgh : Printed for Archibald Cunstahk and Co. Edina burgh ; aad Canstubb., hinntcr, Park, and liuuter, London. Of whom may be had, A^. Al2hubetical List of the Navies of Minerals at present most: Einiiliar in the English, French, taid German Languages, with' Tabits of Analy4 , :s. In one vol. svo. price 3i. hoards. 1 Dr. REES'S NEW CYCLOPA:DIA. On Monday w•il1 b, poblishe-i, in 4w. price 20s. boards, .I.•ar; XXV. of 'THE NEW CYCLOPIEDIA, or UNIVERSAL jI 111r2.1 iON..skRY of ARTS, SCIENCEd and LlTERA l't,r.tied upon a more enlarged plan of arrangement than the Dic• !ovary of Mr. Chambers, comprehending the vitriol's :tricks of that work, with additions and improvements, together with the ttry subjects of Biegrapby, Geography and History ; and adapted to t'.k present state of Literature and Science. By ABRAHAM REES, D. 1. .) F. R. S. . _ Editcr of the list Edition of Nir. Cictinberes Dictionary, with the ass•etanx of emin••r.t Prol;264onal Gentlemen: Printed for I.oni;man, litirit, RA's, and Orme, Paternoster , row ; 1. Johnson, R. Baldwin, F. and C. Rivington, Strachan, Pay;ic, J. Stridulate, Scatchcrd aitd Letterman, Cuthell and N*l tin, R. •1 re Lackin , ton and . and W. Wynne, H. 1). Co.• syniond., Veruor, Hood and Sharrv, J. Butterworth, J. and A. Cartel! arid Davies, S. Bagstcr, J. Mawman, Black, Parry and 1\ it.F.bury, J. Harding; Brodie and Co. Salisbury; and Wll - son' ard Son, York. • . _ _ •,' A few curies are printed off on royal paper, with proof impresi , tris of the plates, price 11. 16s. each Part. This day was published, • 1. 'IIE AUCTIONEER'S 2nd APPRAISER's POCKET COMPANION; or COMPLETE GUIDE, cont.:Ming full Instructions to Auctioneers, Appraisers, and all others inters sted in Sales, with Tables and various useful intima tions. By an Eminent Auctioneer, 39. sewed. _ _ N. B. The above work has received the approbation, and is recommended by several Auctioneers and Collectors or Excise. 2. Pocir.s, Pathetic, Romantic, &c. to which is added the Casket, a Musical Entertairunent, in l'wo Acts. By I. B.Fisher, Comedian, 6s. 6d. . - • 3. The Tarantula, a satirical Work. By Cervantes Hog, F. S. M. -Author of the Rising Sun, embellished with two hu- Mouvous Caricatures, s vols. 12s. brands. 4. The Towers of hothian,of the Banks of Carron, a Romance. By Airs. Watson, 4 v 919. 40i. hoards. To those who love horrid and the marvellous,the above wotk will afford ample amusement. Chaacters at Brighton; interspersed with Anecdotes of se veral Persons of distinction resorting. to that elegant place of Amusement. By a 1.2„1y of Fashion, 4 vols. 205. boards. 6. 'l'o the Four in Hand, Or Whip' Club—The Barouche Driver and his Wife, a Tale for the Haut Ton, containing a vas rietf of interesting : 4 t. oecd a t es rif some of the moot Devising Whips of the Day. By a Charioteer, 2 vols. 14s. stewed. 7. City Nobility, or a Summer it ,Margate Lad Ramsgate, . . . vols. 1.5,.. London : Printed for liekaa and Wbitteres, Ns 11, Pater.' toiler-raw. &c. not ers and SIT ARES are on Sale by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Corithill, and Charing Cross, London ; abo shared ar..l Sold last 'l'hrre Lotteries, Nos. '2,609, 10,197. and 18,031,Tbree Prizes of £g0,000; and 7,930, £lO,OOO. They are also the only Office that ever sold in Shares Iwo Prizes of E.SOiOOO. PRESENT PRICE - Ticket, £2l I Is. Ha'f i ,ell 0 0 I Eighth - - X:: 17 0 Quarter - - 513 0 Sixteenth - - 1 9 0 VALUABLE BUILDING MATERIALS, KNIGHT'S HILL MANSION. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In suitable Lots, some time in the Month of September, ALL the MATERIALS of the above Residence, situate near to Norwood Common, and within five miles of the Metropulis. This noble Edifice was erected but a Few years since for the late Lord l'hurlew, ender the superintenCa ice of Mr. Holland. :lt has never been inhabited, and the materials are in the best state.—Dcscript;ve Catalogues may be obtained one month pre vious to the :ale, by applying to Mr. Searle, Architect, Kent Road ; Mr. 'fownlq, I.atid Serveyor, Walwerth; Mr. James, Land Agent, rlcw Boswell-Court, , Lineola's Inn; and of Mr. Clark, on the premises, who will chew the property. . buItREY. CAPITAL FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, *LANDS. PLEA SURE GROUND, &c. On the great Western Road, 26 miles from Loudon. TOR SALE BY AUCTION, By Mr. FAREBROTHER, • At Garraway's, on Wednesday, August 16, at 10 o'Clock, unless an acceptable otter is previously .made by Private Contract, 'T_TALLGROVE, the Residence of RALPH LEYCESTER, Esq. removing into Cheshire; consisting of a capital Family Residence, with complete Domestic Offices of every description, seated on a gentle eminence, in the centre of an Estate of 100 Acres of Land, disposed in Lawns, Pleat•ure Ground, walled Garden fully cropped. Sheet of Water, shaded Walk of near two miles in extent, inclosed by a beautiful Fred lage ' • a Farm House and suitable Buiklings, together with sundry inclosures of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, well fenced and divided, possessing very valuable and extensive Common Rights. This Estate commands most extensive Views over the sur rounding Country, replete with Picturesque Objects of Hill, Dale, Wood, and Water; is situattal 14 miles from Faruhant. 12 from Guildford, eight from Egham, 10 from Wimisor,*and 26 from London. To be viewed. Particulars had at the principal Inns at the places before mentioned ; at Garrawari. ; of John Birch, Fag. Solicitor, Chancery-lane; and of Mr. Farebrother, N 0.7, Beau fort-budings, Strand. HIGHLY CULTIVATED FARMS IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. In One Lot, MINE improved FARMS in the State of NEW YORK, hint contiguous to each other, and consisting to gether of 1300 Acres. Also. in one lot, Seven other Farms of improved Land, situate in the above State, lying close to each other, and consisting together of. 900 Acres. Also, in onelot, two other Farms, consisting together of 670 Acres, which al- though not so highly improved as the preceding sixteen, are equally well situated; together with two small lots of land, con sisting of 2t Acres, lying near these Farms. The above Farms, which are held under one title, are very conveniently proportioned as to extent, are Gloated in the finest and most fen:Jr part of the State of New York, and not.inferior to any in the United Slites. Th,fy have been mostly cultivated in, the English manner, Ind in point of compactness and eligibility,' aro perhaps superior to any American lands ever offered for sato in thin country, and afford an advantageous opportunity to any person desirous to invest a small capital in real estates in America. For price and full particulars apply to Mr. Charles Marry, So. . ricitor, 21, Birchitrlane, Cornhril. The Proprietor of these Fan* will remain about a fortnigit in this country, and nairtilsii be referred to. The Howes and • Balkllogs so these Farms are remarkably good. • FOR SALE nit PIIBL!C AIIICTION, • At the London Inn, Foxhole street; Plymouth, on Tdesday the 15th day of August, at Twelve o'Clock at. Noon prteisely, . 'flit entire CARGO of the French Brig L'AVAN. 'TURF..—For Exportation : 106 H.lads. superior Red W,ine 1 Bale of Leather, 20.Qarter Casks White de. - 1 Case Wrought Iron 112 Cases Claret and Vin de 1 Bale and two Trunks Shoe* Grave . 1 Ditto Woollen Cloth 12 Baskets containing SO dozen 1 Case, containing a Clock and Champagne lei high condi- two Gilt Candlesticks. Lion 1 Trunk, containing Liners 100 Cases Tallow and 29 ditto 100 DemijAms, Lentils, and •..r - _ vs ax Candles other Pulse Iron in bars . 100 Cases Prunes and Raisin. tit) Casks Paint 50 Bundles Wood Hoops SO Barrels Grease 54 Bales Sail Canvas 2$ Ditto Sardinizs Lary quantity of Assorted '4O Baskets, containing Olive Cordage Oil in Bottles S Caskt Sail Twine, &c. 46 Cases, 50 Pots Poinereed 1 Case, containing 2 Looking Fraut....- ..---- ~ , Glam.! 100 Kegs Goose Hams 20 Cases Pickles 120 Wickcred !ars, containing 1 Trunk Silk Stockings,Gloves, Linseed Oh and Spirits of Silk, and other Mercery 'turpentine 1 Case, containing Gold Snuff 2 Cases Dimity I Boxes and sundry other I Box, containing two Officer's Articles Hats, Epaulets, &c. And fur H. Consumption. In Barrels Flour 50 Ditto Beef and Pork 44 Firkins Butter This Cargo has been landed in the best possible order and eon• ditioa, and is recommended to the attention of the Exporter as deserving notice ; it was intended for Guadaloupe, and is better arranged than most of thy Cargoes offered for sale at this pore; cordemned as prize to his Majesty's ship FOILTUNII, HZNILT VANSICTART, Esq. Commander. LO9 Cases Cheese 2 Caiks Hams Also. the Good trig JUNO.---DtataNstons Length aloft 37 ft. 0 in. I Breadth Extreme 2 ft. gin. Height between Decks .5 3 I Depth in the Hold 10 6 Admeasures - - t 33 14-94 Taos. This brig is well worth the attention of any man in want of a Vessel suited for the general purposes of trade s she takes the ground, sails - fast, and stows a large Cargo; is id very good order and condition, and Is abundantly found in Stores. Coudemned u prize to his Majesty's saipa I N SO 'ANT and Aastow. For Inventories; Calalugues, viewing the above, or any further information, apply to W. P. Smith, Esq. George's-street, Dock, or JAMES SLADE, in Plymouth. WHEN PROFESSIONAL MEN of Education and Responsibility deviate from the General •System by the selection of a particular bronchi the sanction of long continued success is ths best critetion of superiority. Fourteen years have we devoted our practice to the exclusive treatment of two disorders, and the successful result of our plan gives us additional ardour to oppose, as far as we are able, the ra. vages of those complaints which are the most important in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch pf pracsice, we contemplated the sufferings of Siphylitie and debibtated Patients, and formed a wislito.rescue individuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the eanally dangerous precipitancy of general practitioners. The disorders, to the cure of which we have devoted our atten tion, comprise every species of Venereal Infection, whether of a recent or bon duration: 2dly, All kinds of debility, whether arising from the habits of school-boys, or the indulgencies of ma ture age.—Numerous diseases are the result of ignorance, or haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhea, and it not mitre , quently happens, that the seeds of life are poisoned by the Judie ; cretiou of an unguarded hour. By a superior method such complaints are easily cured and even where others have failed, we trust that we may prestne'te offer a radical.reestablishment. _ Few, however, are the cases of complicated diattess ilf this dis. Order, coinpared with the calamitous situations of men, who, from an indulgence in a Solitary Vice , or the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that state of debility, which is the un• avoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. Where the unhappy sufferertfoods over his misery, but care fully conceals his misfortune, it may be some consolation for him to know, - that although.* be an'object of doubt or uncertainty with other practitioners, the removal of thosedeficlencies bribe gradual progress of rerioration Is the acquirement of 04re:redeem. tht rites of Bacchus or Venbs have begun to Moos manly vigaur, much anxiety will beiwevented by au early eeunteracd of this languid state, aud In thcise eases, no great diiiieuky will occur. But where this deficiency has kw year existed, a proper plow verance is indispensibly requisite to revive the skindsering sparks of life, and to re‘animate the.amstitution. The setter); which is so essential to our undertaking, Mid the qualifications which we presume to state, form the basis of pur pretensions, and the Coincidence with such this intimation 'seven that Meurs. Lawn and Co. may be consulted pose ,or by letter,linelosing a Bank Note) at their house, No. t Arundel. street, Strand, near Temple Bar.—There is an additional entrance in Water-street adjoining, and the name is tin both doors. • • A Diplomalioni the Royal College of Suttggeroo in London, and Testimonials front the Most eminent Physicians and Lecturers of regular education, and assiduous attention to the studies of every branch of the profession, are open to the inspection of say enquirer, and constitute a fair ground for that access with which we haws hitherto been honoured. Z. L4lOlll and Co. Surgeons. NAY?' P dr:OFFICE, Jame •20, 1809. NEW ro AGENTS FOR SEAMEN AND OTHERS. • TO BE _AN Act having this day rece i ve d t h e R o y a l Assent .HE seven for the Encouragement of S eamen , a nd f or other purpose., late MONI Wherein it is provided, that it shall not be lawful for any Person Tbso, in the Pat within the linked Kingdom to receive any Wages, Pay, Prize, or nii M se :l l a a n c r it : i r t 7 u r Bounty Money for any Petry Officer, Sraman, Non-Commis- e c ,„ , s o u c i tim . .signed Officer of Marines or Marine, or Non-Commissionest 'Officer or Soldier In the Army, other than and except Person* ' BY PRIVATI who shall be defy Licensed by the Treasurer of the Navy for that - A comma purpose, who are required to give security for their good conduct -4 RESIDENC (which restriction is not to extend to tho Wives, Parents, Chit. House. Stabling dren, Brothers or Sisters, of suck Petty Officers, seamen, Ma- conveonniesEctriOagikeeeit tines, and Soldi ers ) to ta k e e ff ect f rom t h e l ast d ay of August Lond ble prospects over next : Notice is hereby given to all Fersons who s4all be desirous Arable, Meadow, of taking out Licences under the Provisions of the said Act, that viewed by tickei they must, on or before the 20 t h d ay o f J u l y nett , sen d their a u t c r i d l Stay b on, Names and Places of Ab o d e , an d t he names of two Person. whom they shall propose as Sureties in each castor: be hound in the Penalty of Two Hundred Po u nd s; t hat t h e I'ursuu• MAN, deeirtsie `• I‘,74 t e p ossees e m. to be Lice'used, shall dthnean himself *properly, and shall duly ac count to the Persons entitled thereto for all the Wages, Pay, • TO BE Prize, or Bounty Money he shall receive. UPTON' %-d Persons tesident at Portnnoteh, Plymouth, Chatham or Sheer late Genera with excellent Off ness, to transmit the same to the Chief Clerk, of the Navy Pay• Green-houses, He Office at each of those Ports respectively ; and at all other Places a genteel Cottage in Great-Britain and Ireland, to the Pay-Master at the Navy • The Buildingi an Pay-Office, London. recpee. most coral Water Meadow, The Licences are grantable for three Years, and may be deter- condition, having mined at any time by the Treasur e r, in cases o f m i scon d uct o f t h e Resident Propriei Parties who shall obtain thee:. •By Direction of the Treasurer, 4 w 5 1: 0 0 ie Acres thereof La will tt JOHN smrrH, Pay-Master. part of the land If any Person after the Ist September next, who shall not have Th e E sc e e i s p a Licence front the Treasurer of the Navy, or shall not be within tance, within tin the Degrees of Relationship above described, to Seamen and I C r o e plh o c i . d ld i, l all others, shall offer himself to receive, or shall receive an ar y Wages, the House, as Nt Prize Money, or other Allowance to Seamen and, others, he will The Timber w be guilty of a Misdemeanor, and on Conviction will be punished For further P.l accordingly. well Jti to treat fe