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F 1, 1 . u k e: ... • • . . '..• • . _ .... , _ . • t - .7 ,- 3 R... • I ( i Vit ::: t0"\,..,,. -„iit . • , ..........z ~..r . ,.,k.... ~ .-- ' Et + . n l ;.irifyi-. * S • 1.1: .1 . • + . ..„.... i : .-- 40. . :o y A 4437 , - ', ;Q , i ir ,4*" I • ; . 2 , . , . 1 .... . ... ... . . . kg 1 I .1%, • -- Fgfpkt,' HUI/. jr.,2> Mk if: 1 - 4 0 - 1 1 ,V4+111-TB . GENEV-1L POST OFFICE, - • 134 July, 1819. This day was published, ill Three Vels. price I es. ur,itmix in LONDON ; or, Sketch** of 1 ENGLISH MANNERS; forming a Companion to the Hermite de La Chativre'd'Antin. " Tis pleasant through the loop-holes of retreat To peep at such a world; to see the stir Of the great liabel, and not feel the crowd."—Cowrza. . WILTS BIL E SOC/NTY. A:OVAL xfttnicq' Cif the irtL nixt XHA-Aftir 'MOM sot ttisY -ledl be holdvn on Tuansuor, the tOtit Avon, in the Toms ffull, Bonitos. The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'Clock precisely. P. A.NETHtlagi n ..... taries. gtfUOirr . I • THE Statute of 55 George 111. Cap.-153, so far as rebt to :h.: Postzge and Cu:lveyanee of I.etters, News , F O5, Prii , `l Cm rent, and Printed Papers, to' and •:.• • C.ll`E OF Gat ”..) I UWE, CEYLON, the ISAII.• R at - •S, An!. the E IST INDIES, is repealed ; in consequence. 6 i .:0 MOM i'.ACK m.‘ ILS will be forvrarded be- I r ;;es 1;11:T.1 IN .and ti! 'se Parts. - thia Sesz.ion, brought into Great Bri Printed for Henry Co&burn, Gaaduit-aFreet : , This day was published, in Fair Vols. ADVENTURES. (If JULIEN DELMOUR, tran slated from the French of Madame de GENI I IS. _ . . . , E 1 N 'rhea clef %Welt puldfihed. in 'One Valli°, "price . - .STABLISIIED rift/RCM —, ( ritAlAnllB6 1 abd LgTTERS illustrative of the purity ant consisteney of the Elootritte-of the), and proving that its Interpretations of Scripture use fully adequate to produce that seligious a-id moral conduct necesvary to form the character of a good Christian. I Also, Observations on some of the Cmases of I)lssent from the Church ; and.or other Subjects conusuisd-with Its Doctrine and 1 Cutversunent.—By a LAYMAN. ~. r • Sold by J. Lichoth,.Dultealtueo, -Portland-place. IV an •L' Ships .ai I•'asssJs horn the above Parts, are liable to a rosuve of Four- f ence each, if not saceetihrg Three Maas, Ora. ba•liing (hu,ce above that weight, in addition to in'-ai !hips. This interesting fiction exhibits a tomplete view of enelety and rnanistrs in Prance for the last 30 years. Like the lager:hes, Ar thor of Gil Bias, the Writes has described personages of all ranks and criticised every thing which in manners appeared to hei' prehensible or ridiculous. _ Printed for henry Colbert!, Cpndelt-street. ,r 1 to the above Place>, which may be sent ire liable to a Sea restage of Twopence f Three Ounces, and One Shilling per ight, in additiou to the Inland Rates, Prices Cornets and Printed Papers myt7rd to the shove Places for One !acceding (Me Ounce, and One Peony 'eight. TQ nz SOLDirr: AUCTION ' • f iAt the Crown Inn, in Hastings, od &locum, the'l4th day of' August, 1819, at Three O'Clock in titelfternooe, unless pre viously disposed of by Private Contract, of which, if It should* happen, notice will be given, Lot 1. Ix A MESSUAGE or • TENEMENT, with two large Gardens, double Coach-h use, Stabling for five Hales, and all other convenient Out-buildings St for the immediate occupation of a genteel Family, situate sear the en trance of the Town of Battle from the Lewes Road, late the ft- sidence of Mr. Tilden Sampson, deceased. ii.etterg, Packets, and Printed Papers, they are put into the Post-Office. and Newspapers to be sent to the wise than through the - Post-Office." of the Postmaster-General, FR.INCIS FILEELING, Secretory. Lot 2. TWO PIECES of Rich FREEHOLD MEADOW LAND, called BROOM FIELDS, or GARDENS; containing by admeasurement 9A. 211, 30P. little more or leis, situate at a convenient distance front Lot 1. The Laud Tax oa the whole is redeemed. Further Particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Neve, Solicitor, 5, Crown -court, Old Broad-street, London; or at the Office of Mr. Barton, Solicitor, Battle. ..IND COAL-TAR.. X.I rY Flat, Jody 15, Isis. L OFFICERSand COMMIS JESTY's NAVY do hereby gist Ildtiae, AN, the 4th of AUGUST neat, at Qne to treat with such Persons as may supplying his 140ty's Yards at Hap% an, Sheerness. Portsmouth, and Ply i ; and Deptford Yard with I ; PERBYSIIIRK TO BE`II4)I.D BY AUCTION, BISHOP lIORNE'S WORKS. J at publimbed, in Six Vnls. S•: n. price £2. 145. boards, New 'Edition of In Lots, at thc King's -Head Inn, in Derby, on Mosmsv, the I,6tia day of Aunst neak and the following day, if nut dis posed of en the 16th, A . VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, con- Ilk. timing of the Manor of HORSLEY, and sundry Farms, containing upwar,ls of NINE HUNDRED ACRES, kt to Tenants The Estate is exempt from the Tythes of Hay and Cotn, and situate about six miles from the town of Derby. on the turt.pike and mail-coach toad from Derby to Chesterfield. For further particulars apply to Mr. Curzon, Derby; Mr, Robert Harvey Wyatt, Barton, near Lichfield; and Messrs. StW, Strong, and Bockhorn, Lincoln's Inn ; or at the place of sale. u.d Tar, anti a Form of the Tender may !Wed after One o'Clock on the day of unless the 'party, or an agent for Mtn, rritE WORKS of the Right Reverend GEORGE 1111ORNE, p.l). late Lord liithop of Norwich; to which are praised Memoirs of his Life, Studies, and Writings. By WILLIAM JONES, M.A. F.R.S. Opp of his Loadahip's Chaplains, and - long his most intimate and confidential Filend. e accompanied by a Letter addressed to d by Two responsible Persona, ew nih thc person tendering, in the sum :1,-,:ntancc of the Contract. Printed for F. C. and J. Rlvington • Cadell and Davies ; Longaaaa and Co. ; G. and W. D. Whi ttaker ; Baldwin and Co.; Lachington and Co.;J. Nunn ; J. Richardson; J. M. lilthard. ton.; J. Cietiscll; lack and Sou; R. Seholey; liatebard ; ,T. Booth; J. Walker; J. Robinson; B. Reynolds; firopitin and Marshall; and T. and I. Allman. . . FOR READY-MONEY ONLY. IMPROVED PLAYING CARDS. _VAVY.OFFICE, July 40, 1819. )unable the,Lords Comisiszioners treasury, hiving appointed Mosey for the Sea Officers, from the Ist of April to .cordlog t 3 his Majesty's Establisheientin THE White Colour. and Superior Polish of the PLAYING CARDS, warranted without Cotton in their composition : made ei.titely of English Paper, invented by THOMAS CR ESW ICK, No. 16, Skinner-street. Snow-hill, London, is now f..r beyond the " Principal Superfine of the Old School," made from Fqeign Paper. The Public arc respectfully informed that a sseriple of the Cards is conszantly to be seen by any one who will ti.ite the trouble to bring with then& a Pack of the best Town made, for tpmparison. *The prices of these Cards are much less than those of other . Makers Extra.auperflita Most*. white backs, 445. per dozen; I ,• • coloureu, 46s.—Superfine Harrys white, 425. coloured, 4 is.— 'Fine Highlanders, whije, gas. amend, 425. Cards for exportation, Duty free. vie The sole Inv.zutur and Maker of rough and smooth Railed Drawing Paper. Of whoa may be lead, by the same Author, 1. A Comm.-ratty et: stir Boo; or 2 vols. Bro. price ins. boards. 2. Discocassis erg VARIOUS Squaw, 3 grals. ilvo. price !4s. boat ds. . :o give .notice, titi4 the several pompom the Pay-Office, by the Treasowir of kis o'clock in the Morning on the follow- ul IS of August, to Admirals, Cap- b, 17th, and i eth, of August, to Licit ood their Attoruies. of August, to Masters, Surgeons, mid ,rnics. kleaeronst.sc.iiing (ht:. eh. 14:d 4 , „ e 1 , 0 31 the 11' fight of if above that Weig ~,,r .. z p ees, Printed I 3 . 4 - R ed, ray be cor cash Packet, not ei OunN ..... that We p,.. it26 , of all such I st • 01-" P•-• time d Ttle Act a'.l.vss Lettot'S L ' . o:hrtm , •• ( T runand ~; 1 CONTI' WI" FOR CC DifiVe/PA ••• • It_i,r, , c'.. ', • read "'" ' . • :e for s ~, (*Lathan vith COAL-Pi th. ritch :hi; Once. Si: be recta r.cr any tioticed, I t real;;:, and 1..; rs -nine bound v • (jr t'ae due per! Eigit lionoL el his f':ajestY's • L izi_ p uy to •y,,b J•.:ne,lll:9,ata , at behalf. These are to irer inad: Navy, at Ten Days, via. On the 9th, iotb, said • and their Attornies Os the 1204 15th, 16 , 1! ted Chaplaina. son On the tath and 46th rs, and their Attorn After which thz, Lists • r...; in every blond:, I d to receive, what n ' them the Affidavit the benefit of any , during the time tl =e any of the said OA 1:•-t employ A:tor doyaroduce the Ail sta7cd by.—M'herc ;.its wet!, ?rodnte aft 'l-..5a7 car ',)," • And as by Act of Par ant 7,43,;,•;:5'a rare easy be.orzir.,-, to Lis N. • s.f tLe sail Azt, Navai utiicar, who sh: shah be desirous to reoi 0,4.! of his Residence liaj-sty's Navy in Lot war the lace of his out ay the said Act." '1 year er hi; pres , .:r.t f/rerablaig the Office irdier-ta:::e;, to draw • Li tL Ist and :5 CttE:e.: Majesty' ac) of of drawie a Ctrattissioners cf his 1 seratSl Remittance I *At I'r :torte of Ail 41 hi; Majesty's Navy, a if P: ,, ney for or on f as :g his Half Pay h Nlajeri's Duck Vat., , ffi.;:,a tor the Navy 'neraittance Bill 01 ~ r o?er Clerk, a 'd.e lay (Ace at such Notice is hereby furtl • , of June, 1613, will ail Persons desirous ' ,, pitted to them, Meat. —Bills of Each • above rzcited, are !io Persons residing ' lel to the privileges FRAI COLINTER. . taly nude to imp I SlTlONinstead of DAY and MART O . otch their signature a 97,} So conspitliOUSlT plat 41 All attention W thi all batter-press, imposition. . roc lied Japan BI Ay oral :MARTIN, , cip,d, (frowns, Dew as, lloot-Makars, & le. and Is. 641. tad will be recall , A the br,t arid third Wed- , that all Porsohs espy then, ;Lad there, may become payable to Olean ; ad bring t required, touching their not having eo public employment either at Sea or on they are to ha paid their Half -pay ; and Officers should not be aide to attend them tornies for that purpose, that the said At like Affidavit from the persons they are T Officers are ahroad on leave, their ittested Cepi s of ouch leave, before the sliament passed in the 35th year of his 1, ertituled, " An f.et for establishing a :iota method for the payment of 011icers, :sty's Navy," it ill enacted by the iitOth "that if any Commissioned or Warrant be entitled to h:ceive Half-pay, and :rive ar.d be paid the same at or near the te, be may apply to the Treat ..-er of his ondoc, to have such Half-pay paid at or Residence, dec. in the manner pointed And ty a farther Act paised In the t 31.eity's Reign. entituled, " An Act . cers in hi. Majesty's Navy and their Re x f,r and receive their Half-pay" it is Id Clauses of the said Act, "'that if any 'a Navy, who shall be entitled to receive' or on account of his Half-pay, shall be Bill of Exchange for the same, upon the Maletty's Navy, instead of receiving the' Bill, he shall signify such desire, by letter As 11(4.:4ty's Navy ; an': that if any Officer y, who shall be entitled to receive any .um account cf Half Pay, shall be desirous of paid to him by Extract, at any of his rds, where Clerks for the payment of shall reside, instead of receiving the same or Hill of Exchange, he is to apply tither at the Navy .Pay Office in 1.44014014 or at eh Duck Yard, signifying such his desire." titer given, that the half Pay ;actin the Al commence r syir on the 9th of August, 'as of drawing for, or of having their Half may apply as above directed. butte driven tinder, or hy virtue of, the not ii4hie to the fstazytp Duty. cut of his Mas s ty' s Pozninions are en of the Act. .UD PitgvgNTFAP• ACT the many Ausrnpt e s tkot are ipose on the anew,' a ii?trOOS=l )t the GENIJIbIjg nAc iNGpr MIN, they have atinpted a new Label, in and eddies', MGR-KM-BORN, laced in the cents* of tikc 1.1401, 00 %key thio.vAd the ditierenee et flee tyre, which is r, wiu . peable weapon at %Ica lOihatrot LACKING', rogdg Els! 441 ‘449l4mige bq - • 97 , iktil - 41960 111 t i91f itelol4 krt the um'sots, toftlisdivrt, Iroatnep6eo, $.lO /Ix. in the Usitcd 04441°. it This day was published, Price Cs. dd. THE PAMPHLETEER, No. XXVIII. J. for July, tHIO, containing the following Pamphlets, viz.& I. Earl of 'Ayr:arum's hrrrcis on the liitcoar of the BANic Cosusirrea.—[Corrected and painted e.tehuively in the Pamplikt IL The Itrt.vi los of Cost; and CURRYNCY. 111. Don A. F. ES7 RA 7/A'S Repr, :eint.tinu to Ferdinand VII. in DxrEticE of the Co RIES : tulatedfrant the ituthue . s .S. by C. Toms, Esq. IV. The Right and Practice of Istracssstaxr, as concerning GREAT BRITAIN and AMERICA, considered. Y. On the Treaties between his Britannic Majesty and the Kings of Portugal, Saitin; and the Netherlands, for preventing ILLICIT THAVYIc in Si.svzs, by R. THOAPZ, Esq. LL.I). VI. First Report from the Sacesr Costeurrsz of the House of Commons, on the 'DANZ resuming CASH l'artestirs.. VII. Second Do. on the same. VIII. First Report on the same, comanunicaud by the Loans. IX. Second De. X. REPRESENTATION by-the Directors of the BANE of ENG LAND, laid before the Chancellor of the Exchequer. XI. On the TRAWL to CHINA and the Isozasi AACHHICLACIO, with Observations on the Isnotcourr of the 81111118 ISSIHISAJTS iu that quarter. By C. Assay, Reis late Secretary to the Government of Java—{ With a Map.] Published by Messrs. Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row ; Black and Co. Loadatbsitatreet, and all other booksellers. — Where complete Sets are to lathad. in Nos. or 14 Vols. BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, 62, Queen street, Cheap/41e, London. 1 . 4. R. CWT. PER CALLON. Genuine Ground White Turpentine ....... 6s. Lead 44 go fiqest 465. I 4ingeiid Oil quality Urroi anACsk in addreosing the Public, most respectfully in form them, 'hat their Whitt Lead is of he finest (pulley. In this article it may justly he said, " the beat is the cheapest."- - The genuine is the rust-durable es well as the mosbomantental; while s inferior kinds, having head their metallic powers re duced, soon become chicoloured, and are unequal to constant rspesure to the atmosphere. uprose and eq. sell White Load at prices from 4415. per cwt. to 44. although, for the reasons before named, they only recommend the first quality ; these will be found superior to many kinds that are offered to thrt.lissiblic go the best, at snuffs /skeet prices. the under-memkoned Anti-Corrosive Paints are very neat in appenrmsee, are weep presersong, and arceaskiky applieil, acquiring liNtf e*Aafilkffied wit* sal;' f49Y-* 0 !VOA -for itArk k#o4lo and ‘ll Wit-door work. ANTI-CO*IMS nix PAINTS. #pt cwt. trs ore jnyiplbte or &wit Omen ...sgs. Bright 'BO Ohre Aide .................9... VGA wilsos ladalkAlMP .... 4}40.- ligtfk.,kpairtt if.ad Fic e iCV! •• YeltOw atone 'Mine •-• Os. - firsaim• ... red (I 4s. 6d. per - Reined Ibr ire. flit "or ant. thr.B. .14nolwoivd-Wega waskilczy 4 kwitakon Li of Coion i rs on very um:magma trans. BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. AS a mild and effectual remedy for all those dis orders which originate in a vitiated action of the liver and bilary organs, namely, indirstion, lou of appetite, head-aches, heartburn, flatulencies, spasms, costiveness, affections of the liver, &c. &c. it may be asserted with the strictest truth, that DI ON's A NT' 131 I. lOUS PILLS have met with more general appro. 'sal than any other medicine whatever. This constitutes their recommendation to the notice of every individual afflicted With the above cote ; faints. They unite every recommendation of mild operation with success:al efs!ct ; and require no restraint or confinement whatever during their use. In tropical climates, where the consequences of redundant and vitiated bile are so prevalent and alarming, they are an invaluable and efficient pro tection. They are likewise peculiarly calculated to correct dis orders arising from excesses of the table, to restore the tone of the stomach, and to remove every complaint occasioned by irre gularity of the bowth. Sold is Bottles, at 2s. Oa. 6s. I Is. and _s- by R. BUTLER and Seas, Chemists, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's, London and 34, Saekville-street, Dublin; and by the principal Book sellers, Druggists, and Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom THE Profession of Physic is of such high impor tance, that heyord any other it ought to be kept clear of ignorance and quackery. Messrs. CURRIE and Co. having dedicated themselves to the study, and been gratified by the most considerable practice in that branch they thought proper to select, trust, that after thirty years' residence in this Metropolis, their talents are so well 'known, and their reputation so completely established, that no apology is required for their deviation from the regular mode of practice. It may be proper is state that their Medical Education has been of the first class—that they are Mem bers of the Royal Colleges of London and Edinburgh : and as satisfactory evidence of the truth of this statement, their diplomas and Testimonials may be sees at their House, N 0.107, I Litton garden, where they may be consulted with the greatest secrecy and honour, by patients of either sex, labouring under any of the folleiwing complaint.: let, The VEN Eit EA L DISEASE, for which they have disco vered a remedy that is not only a complete substitute for Mercury, in the cure of this compla...t, bat which has the advantage of eradicating the disarder without debilitating the constitution.— This remedy has been used for some time with the happiest effects on the Continent, and promises to be the means of entirely explo eling the use of Mercury, :except in the most complex and invete rate chess. ndly, In cases of NERVOUS DEIIILII'Y and VASCULAR It.r:LAXATIOI4 their researches have been most fortunate, and they owe to a late introduction to a friend and pupil of the illustrious Tissot, tke acquisition of a simple mode of treatment, tilde indiscar.iing the violent means hi:beet° prac tised iss ?his C,ountry, gives a tone to every muscular fibre of the Patient, restores his animal spirits, and re-establishes his vi geur, without infterning the Cemstitution, and thus exposing him to the dangers of a relapse. idly, In STRICTURES of the URETHRA, Messrs. CURRIE and Co.'s plan of treatment basso for suareeneti every other method of cure, that they have excited the astonishment and approbation of the most distin vistaed Medical Men, by effecting in three weeks Cures which defied all the mot:reels of their shill. Messrs. CURRIE and to. of lite have had several patients who had been weak onoagib to place tbemielves under the care, and submit to the pf !sftitflent of Atha utter:y unskilled in the cure of this moat dangerous and palntia complaint, and when, after the loss Air much time and anney, they applied to them, and felt the ,e/Beity ,pf their n; they have ben invariably as warm in iLeti eoutenettilatigns of the skill to which they owed their re storation, as wrong is their cowmen of the ignorance to which 14%44 #ear,4 sllso.victitas. Psrients in the country are de-, sired to state particulars of their cue; their letter, must be rat Poide sactomblif a Bask of England sae, when the beer:- mei.si,,vier as Insdesa.will intent to any put of the World. .to. 167, ilattonvorden. ' WEST 1111,11111;W,74UNF, . • We hmlyll.l .constant 'commonly:Minn 11 '412 the ,Spanish Main lately, and-Ova with Margarita, where !General English bps beep since his arrivalont, or; ;ganizing and completing - his army for actual service. .I:learn-that he failed from thence on the clst inst. for 'the Spanish Main, probably fur °curium to *nut .ward of Puerto Civello, and in the yqpr of Morillo's army, if he has any remainieg. Our it f fiqqap from Angostura ate of the most flattering nature. ft ap pears by the-inclosed estract, that an .arlAt 9690 men, who were coming 'down from NeW - Granada to reinforce Yforillo at Aehaguar, hive been destroyed by General Santander, Wholes received Eleputsitiaas from the principal teems in.that kin dom es - offering their coegratulatinas audlfrvicr. T 44 4.,ar f re of the highest importance to the Patriot capip t arthe .richness . of *the countr y and .. the vast aok ise yt contain,. Santander ts,,no doubt, long sinceinthe capital, for it was left in charge - of only Bob ramaica. Mot tale's _main army was still ,iu the island Achaguas, o4t the river Apure, above San Fernazikk' and had sesta:9o4 great losses in partial actions sviik Paes, co much so;. that General Bolivar left Pes with 1000 cavalry to meal him, and cut oft his re treat upon Caracas, should he attempt it, - and with the British and Native Infmtry be hes. himself pene trated into the province of Varinal, where be defeat secpnd in cernmand, Latorre, opened a communication with Santander, 'and pushed his ad vance as far to the West as San Carlos, cutting off the comnrunication from that. point with Caracas.--: Oa the side of Barcelona, Marine is anything with ;;000 men towards Caracas, and Geneva fneish, with his army, will either form a junction With - hini, or land at Ocumare to the West,' and opefi a corn; munication with General Bolivar, who is understood to be marching - rapidly for the 'Capital. Every thing looks most favourable, and indeed we have a report in town from Maturin, that advices had arrived there, stating, that Morilln's army had been defeated by Paez in their attempt to retreat from Achaguas. I am in daily expectation of receiving a Gazette ac count of this affair from Angostura. The last news received at Angostura from New Granada, through the channel of Lientenant-Colonel Francisco Picon, frinn Pore, the capital of the pro vince of Casanare, is the following. The Spaniards, to the number of 3500, forming an auxiliary army' sent from Santa Fe to Morillo, or rather the force entrusted with the defence of this latter city, moved forviard to attack the General of Casanare, Francisco de Paula Santander, who commanded a chosen hod cf men, greatly inferior in numbers, but consistin chiefly of - youths belonging to the first familie, en enthusiastic in the cease. They were mostly cavalry, and had been for some time organising in Caaanam, the province of New Graania most contiguous Co Venezuela, with such appointments as General Boli var had been able to supply them. Santander allow ed them to occupy the City of Chira, he hid his in fantry in the woods, and the town being open and without guns, he blookalcd them round with his cavalry. His object was to deprive them of supplies. Whilst the enemy was thus hemmed in, several par tial rencontres took place, all of which were gained by the Republican General, till at length the enemy were compelled to attempt a retrograde movement on Santa Fe, the point they had come From. They sought to effect their retreat through the plains of San Martin, in order to obtain supplies of catttle and horses, but their rear-guard was pressed so hard by General Santander, that at length he forced them to action, and completely beat and diliersed the whole • division. Santander, when the hut accounts came : away, had already made upwards of 1000 prisoners, of all arms, and ethers were daily coming in' from the wocd. everal Royalist soldiers also came over to the Patriots when they were acting before the town. Santander then took the park of artillery that was posted at La Salina. • He has since increased his army, and placed it on three important points, from whence he will invade a kingdom whose inhabitants already await him with open arms, expecting he will liberate them. These points are Lairranza Grande, Suata and Miraflores, the furthest of which is only six days march from the capital of Santa Fe. De putations have already arrived at the General's head quarters from Socorro, Tunja and Pamplona. Just published, by T. I [turves', of Blackfriars road, a Pocket Manual, being it few Minutm Ad vice franc the Medical I3nar4 in a Lecture on the Lues Venerea and Sexual Debilities, as deliver ed at Woodstock-House, and Charlotte-House, in March last, a Publication highly interesting to young Practitioners, and of importance to the vital interests of Society.—For the accommodation of Patients at the West end of.the Town, a Medical Board is established in Woodstock -street, Oxford street, under the patronage of Dr. COOPER, of Char lotte House, Great Charlotte-street, Blackfriars-road. The Board .is composed of Geotlemen of the first talent, of aearly forty years' experience, all Members of the Royal Colleges of London and Edinburgh, who are consulted daily by all ranks of inva lids with the greatest confidence. Patients of with a certain complaint, strictures, erratic pains, eruptions of the skin, ulcerated throat, glandular swellings in the neck, nodes on the shin bones, &c are diseases which arise from iniproper treatment— the afflicted are immediately relieved, and speedily cured, without c ,, nfi nement.—Messrs. COOPER and Co. are consulted at Woodstock House, from Eigirt in the Morning until Eight at Night ; and at Charlotte- House, Great Charlotte -street, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's Chapel, frOm Twelve till Eight, and no inhere else in London.—Mechanics have ad vice Gratis every evening. from Six till Eight, at both-Houses; and on Sunday Mornings until Twelve o'Clock.--N.ll. Raptures-lf 30 years standing, and of 24 inches in circumferenct, radically cured, with out surgical operation.—.— cli` Private Entrant e, and Private Rooms, for Cunsult4tion. It II 11 . • . '1 • I I 1 . 1 I 4 ' f 1 1 1 IP '.. . . 1 1 1 1 1 . : il l . .. i! ,. . ' ... .. 1 • • 1 ? • q . . 1 1 1 II 'a' i ' . 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