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MEETING of the INliAllt i • " torn flaw' 44V10 a 4,* _'4,l± sou: TANT HOUSEHOLDERS of We Pariah. held this dat. l %try will SELL by PUBLICA, A tbeTower i Committee Soma des WelliOl/01•0, is Paleed-street, tot. on ;r §DA y, the prta dayof D‘ e ginii ) jespek tat it• **Clock . eke Into "amide:Won the expediency of raising a FUND, by It the i cemen peeetadweas hi, um dill and aueseelenhie Voluatery Saboeription of the Parishionsve, for the Relief, and, — wheat. ," eases ree d ah a o, he eke Easoeyaleae etas secas i toes sad de . Stores, entwining of Accoutrements, Anvils. Viewless esti* Poor in lhla Parish. (*nog 4 1111 . 1 •!; , Brws-work iinklifisbif Mead, blentsetLeckialawsho mad Zara. . JOHN WILLOCK, Est f. In thn quirt • nett , ellYneldini Meet and Casks, nomad and &odds-heeded Opt, It was Resolved unanimetuly, tenni& and bind Iron, Match aid hob, cased and and , I. 'nettle necessitous stags of the Peer Intl* Parish, arising Comm, cam*, Paper. %mom wltb a variety of oder Oa** frees the wan d Esillinlinents.nxidn's lb* inlang Arline, the whole of which may be viewed upon applicant' diallisimaidaralhm 01 the humane and benevolent • that a Sue- eerlption be therefore tow opened, and that' dOnasiorts be re- at 'be tgoinelpsl Smear:yea OS* in the Tower, and at the seised at the hallowing Banben.—vbs. Main.. Hamtnsrsky and Royal et Wonky/kit, midi thi day Of sale, at which, Royal Moms- Mortind. Lannon ! and Ctu i_h4vlaa• Hopkinson , plates Lists dthe Lets will tie iellieridte those Persons wale VS/ tai' '.-{ • . .1 . • i hileallt/EX HOSPITAL. it . MERRIKAN, Physician, Accenchent. to • tia iffiddlesoll; add Dr. LET, Physician, Acesnehedr to ' the Weightiness "Lyiag. la Heapital. will receannettest their , Lectures ea PAID 4 AT add the Met esses Wanda INA , Children, on Sate *e , Leib levant, we half Pint te tt *Wk. arts . ma 'bid at Or. Merriman's ea, *UV Woo, sweet. la• Ally t lit bit Ley's, 6f South *idler street, and et ' the _Adept Hnaptild4 ellen tha l l,.cetares are delivered. wo o applications having been received 1, the committee * meg where Clothes should be suet, the Ptak are respect wormed, that any articles of °silting set to t h e 80 p. No. sick-lane, will be f areay &tn. anti 3 Br .8 situriptions already advertlaed i £13 4 53,7` is $ .. ..,.. _,.....„ ~._, 4 , .1.. k , . . 0, peke Xi. di. le &spill, ILO. Ultionsird by EmprivAngt. of . . T 4 u-Pr . . EN --- ti t, the ENCYCLOPAre . : __.:_ ," ' • * DiA BRITANNICA. • ' 11611kodt01140/1111? PAMIR. isq: CALA!. ' . 11111114. lo4withed • wilt* Paillifignoy Of »Medea a the ielo Obi Oribmats.o Nei IPlS . Sclownifff lied . 1114 siterContributions *if lens% 11.‘..Fismds ._ ig b Plot** Cask, 'lsms ILI. Dr. Issigetvlh. • • . s . ) . nfton, lad whet suit hearii %tun: • t IPmesk; fog pckfbilate_ ii#9), stast .' " —i*4.141, 2 2 = v111 4 - " lt hi - u . • . ~.;... 4: Stated incorrectly in former Adiertise'Ankr. • At Biddulpli and Co For Benj. BreclumU, Haymarket, read PAU* Hanhey and Co. I Timothy Ssvais:- s, Esq. O . BEI 0 . Shrobste, Esq. tiga of England e R. M. Jaaton, I S 5 0 F. P. Hothans SS 0 Contributions by ' the . Domestics tes-the Hon. the Earl of U• verpoul, acti 10e 6d, Mr s. I l ambard, Colches ter ES An United Fani'ly S 'their Three • Servants, Susanna, liarriettond Rachel, 4S Gd ffrs. Jewett . $ Rev *nu Meld; • Hochstadt A Servant 0 M ham rs. Jane Tibbs, Clap win. Bator, Esq. 10 • NNW ?Ae 311041w4af *aid. , • . . - 14. 4,ClllAr t Savrdaryt At Waterman and Co. Pearce, Esq. 10 O Factual e Jags Harris, :~" ~~ ~ _ . 3 0 At Barclay and Co. •Iginlan, Louth Ito ?Johan' 0 10 0 1 I 'I Penn kite, Mark-lane sla Children ;and ear Servants at ditto by four wry Gentlemen At Rattans tad Ca Think and Thank 1 A r - Lady ming _ _ R. H Clarke R. H. Clarke, jay. J. W. Lewis Cohen, Esq. ib 0 P. Combauld S Mr. M. htlgamara 10 10 The Fee of a Jury, by • S. C. 2 8 Wm. Turner and Sous ::0 0 0 10 0 1 t 0 Porteoits 0 6 At Rogers and Co. duds, Es 4• Stock Amy. S 5 At Vere aud Co. Robert Day, E.q. No Friend to Dealers In 5 0 •••••••• u Roves, Elost-street. Wro Holmes, Esq. 51 10 than Rine, Esq. 10 10 r Crosby Mounsey 1 *0 orttoiss 5 0 s Caroline Hallifax 1 1 G o slings and Sharpe. Hon. Lurd Wat- Match niMPPB, 13 15 W. M. „ Phillipps 3 2 !slid Wright, bq. 10 10 V 2 At Child and Co. rleso — ttre2l Esq. 2 S Earl of Hatroviby £0 0 ',Card S 0 At Drumatond's and Co. 1. & lenkinson . 5 0 5. 2 0 10 0 I P. AIDOIer 7 8 Contraband Goods Watson, 'Cottage, and Hok 41 0 1 • At Stephenson, Remington. and Co. John Mason John Hay John Farr John Gardner Rev. C. Mews, pa Hasnasead and Co. 10 0 4 0 1 1 5 0 5 0 5 0 3 3 At Martin, Stone, and Co. P.. N. S 0 John Mitchell. %eq. SO 0 John Nesbitt dun. FA+ 30 At Glyn and G. P. S 0 Sii Wm. Fraser, But. SO 0 nes Padslal, ampast, Slott 10 0 pria Orono, R. N. 5 0 VM.I Warren 21 0 As Cosa* sad 0... , Dec. S. Mrs. Cherry, Gloster. place A 0 Ceo. Henry Cheny,Dsq. 10 0 Mrs. &own 10 0 Mho Drown 2 0 Keane Fitzgerald, Esq. it 1 0 Mrs. Fitzgerald 15 15 Ike Servants of the Pa. mily, £ 16 6 Win. It. Howarth, Es+ 5 0 Dec» 4. Captain Jas. &chic Rev 'Moats Baker Paxtoos and Maki& banks Dec. 5. Sir Thotnas and Lady Cochrane 20 0 A Female Friend 2 0 Charles Deare 5 0 Mr. William Yapp 10 0 Some Gentlemen in the Legacy Duty New De. partment, Somerset- House II 0 Dee. 6. Right Hon. John MIMS bon ill 0 George Hammond, Req. 10'10 Major-General George A. Armstrong 5 5 Messrs. Winchester and Son 10 10 Mr. J. Norton 0 1 Rev. John Ellis 10 0 General Sir Denis Pack 3 0 -.—. James Claimer, Esq. —_, Barnett, and Co. Abingdon.4treet A 0 ttif 10K by Ursa Dec. 9. 10 0 7 w 0 6 Mrs. M. H. Calde r i t i Subscriptions are received at the Mansion House ; at tt s; by Samuel Hoare, jun. Esq. Treasurer; by ouch ; flat se• Sad at all the Bankers in London sad Westminster. It B. It is requested that communications addressed to this Mee maybe sent to Samuel Hoare, jun. Treasurer. Lom- Street ; or to Samuel Woods, Honorary Secretary, George- Lanbarti-crest. ' Louisa Couolly W. Biotin& Mr. tanhope Sarah Napier and )0 0 Soeyd a 5 SO 0 5 0 15 Q S 0 At Wright and Co. tt Matthew Cas rd, Zack M.P. Tem -10 10 a Hadsoll sad Stirling. Chain, sea. lien- olmil. At Lloyd's. Day's Pay LA. l e .11stddasor 2 2 1 1 2 0 S 0 At Prescott and Co. It and Son 10 0 alma and Nephew 10 10 5 0 tlibetressn 3 3 Amman 3 3 01, Prescott, and least. 100 0 Hanibrough, Esq. SO 0 kind to the Wee. les 3 o o o 31 10 5 5 2 SI •--- tIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. Craven-street Strand, December 4 , 1810 . tENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST RE- P ... FORT, viz. se a. d. digit Has. the Chancellor dike Excianunr, &e. 31 10 0 "Alit Hon. the Earl of Keay (36% Benefaction) 20 0 • 0 i oFranclrln, Efq• - ... Attn. 22 0 sldassles, Es q. • -.'" - A. 11 0 .. 111 111 4 1 .04 Esq. - ' . A. 31 0 """ GM, Esq. (per Secretary) • A. 22 0 ille. Harks, Farquhar, and Cu. per ditto A. 22 0 bit Hanes, Elq; per ditto • A. 2 2 0 dlemou, per Hones - - 2 2 0 2 g 0 geived for a Book (Neill on Prisons).' imil in the Letter Box - . 1 0 0 67 $ • barged asd relieved from various Prisons, 61 Nettsts, isr the sum of Cal 111 7 ed the Cass* of 6S Petitlocen ; Approved ; Referred fur further inquiry, 4 Petition; Rejected 6. ons are received by I. Camden Neild, Esq. Trsa• , ClnynoVallt, Chelsea; also by Metal's. =La* s Co.St.lanteeb-street ;tioares, Flect-4 . rest ; sad Co. L o mb a rd-street ; lliddulyit, Cedes, Ma Ridges • Deaden and Co. Finch lane , Corebil; Ham _ ) PalkLll ; Veres, and Co. No. 77, Lombardsubet; and 7 8 "reart, No. 7, Craven-street :Oland, where th e Books _ ;Le"' by e who are Inclined to *appal this Charity, " I " the Warty meet on the Sat Wednesday .111 Vag c°•l Wan. Piston Coelime, and Co. -- Pail Man; and Messrs. Morriss, F.arquhir and Co. Bc. Jantea t asstratt. . r.diao . tims . IL That the Fund so to be Weed be under *securest all4/119•\ itegement of a General Comminee, 'consisting of the follow' leg Oentiestent...viz, (here the • names .of shoat iso of the Oblippcable bthebitaiss are iostoutpunberviddik• the Vex IteVe rs lte mat ortairestiorrltlicerriuffdthertlieltera. of this Pariah, the olleladttg Mideters oldie Coneregatioss is the ParisL, the Vestrymen, Magistrates,Churchwardens, Sidesmen,end °Seemed anTg nal er. seers of the Poor. with power to add to their number. • S. Theo thi Membered the said commutes be requested to most es Wedoesday next at ten o'clock. at the new Vestry. Irma; in der Church-yaird, is order re divide the Parish • into districts, and form themselves iota lieb•Coutmittees, for the purpose of waiting on the Inhabitants to solicit their Subscrip tions r that the said Committee do adjOurn from time to time es may be deemed oupediau, and that twelve be a quorum. 4. That the employment of the poor within this Parish be considered ai a primary object with the said Ceitunitter. 5. That relief be eluded to all oath inhabitants of obis Parish as shall be found deserving; end for better regulating, the distil. bution, no persons shall receive relief until their cases shall have been pet ally investigated by two .members at least of the, Coninsittes. 6. That no persons mobs to reside in this Parish after the formation of the Food, be relieved without special reference ul their cased to the General Committee. 7. Thit Messrs. liamenersley and Co. be appointed Tolera ted of the said FUnd, est that Mr. James Rice, jun. and Mr. Jos. Toogood, be tiOrmileed to accept the dice of Joint4ecretas rid diets,. . . . 8. That is soon as dot ebistes of this Subscription shall have been accomplished. the eimmictes shall prepare an accrant of their revive and disboneasente, which shalibe piloted sad dis tribute.' for the information at tbs Inhabitants. 9. That it be strongly recommended to the inhabitants. during the present high price of corn, to restrain in their families as much as pantile, much bread. sod Sow, Ad to abstain from the Were of pastry: 10. Resolved, That the thanks of this Meeting be glean to the Vestrymen, Churchwardens, Goveinors, and Overseers of the Roos, and other Panienses who caused this Melting to be callotL it. That the foregoing Reeshitioes be printed and distributed throughout the Parish, and be it sserted three times In the Times, Herald, Post, Chronicle, Costlier, Sun, and Swim Nsw►p apcn. . W. Y. KNIGHT, Vestry The Chairman having left the chair, Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of this Misting be given to Jaunt WiLubee, Ems. wit only f or hi..1.1.....4 .... n .,, e ,,,. amend is me Chair, bat also for his generellinibblenUt and nasfulness on every parochial occasion. The following Sums were immediately subscribed, via. The Very Rev. the Dean Messrs. Diem and Son £3O 10 of Canterbury £3O 0 Mt. Fenton 5 5 Sir Walter Stirling, Bt. 30 0 Mr. Cantwell 5 5 imusel Jackson. Esq. 30 0 Mr. Pearce 5 0 Mears. Moseley and Mr. Swayne 5 0 Walker 50 0 Joseph Hickey, Esq. 5 0 Mesas. Sumo and Co. SO II Mr. Dawson, Martha Messrs. James and Tho- rough-strest 10 0' Inas Broadwund , 50 0 Mr. Lewis Wyatt 11 0 Mr. J. Dean 5 oisle 5 0 Mr. Stephens 10 10 Mr George Thomson 5 5 Hugh Hammersley, Esq. 50 0 Mr. Pontst • 5 0 Mr. R. 1.. Brooks 10 10 Mess. Robson and Hale 10 10 Messrs. Green and Sons 10 20 Messrs. Willis 5 0 Mr. Joseph Hunt 10 0 Mr. Aicock ' 2 2 Mr. John Bell 10 10 Collectors of the Parish 21 0 Mr. Willbm Binns 5 • Robert Johnson, Esq. 10 10 Mr. F. Joshua • a 0 • Mr. Perkins 5 0 Mr. John 'llsurlow s o Dr. Yates 2 a George Wagner, Esq. 20 0 James Welwyn, Esq. 10 0 John Willett, Eq. 20 0 Mr. Drewne s o Mn. Willy& 5 0 Mr. Harvey .5 s Mr. Burgh 5 0 Mr. Harvey, jun. 5 5 Alellander Key, Esq. 10 10 Mr. Benjamin Smart S 3 Mr. Goldney 5 5 Hodgson, Ma* 5 s Messrs. Fraser 10 10 Mr. Blockley a o Colonel Wray 10 0 Rev. Ed. Smedley a a Messrs. Phillips 5 5 Mr. Rice, jam 2 2 Messrs. Hopkinson 28 3 Mr. Lucas 5 0 Messrs. Herren, Partin- Mr. Graham a a har, and Co. 100 0 Mr. Smith, Vine-street 10- 0 T. It. Farquhar, Esq. 100 0 Mr. Garton 1 0 Ben. Longman, Esq. 5 0 Mr. Penny 2 2 Mr. Hatchard 5 0 Mr. Townsend a ft Mr. Taylor, Mr. Play- Miss Townsend 1 0 fair, Mr. Charouneau g , • Mr. Oak • 2 0 and Mr. Fox, Over- Mr. Wibon 3 3 seers, each sguineas 21 0 Mr. Campbell I I James Rice, Esq. 10 10 Mr. Richard Grabs 1 1 S. B. Morland, Esq. 50 0 Mr. Middleton 5 5 Mr. Abraham 5 0 Mr. HAMM, 5 5 Mr. John Smith, Mary - Mr. Se y mour 5 5 la-bonne street 5 0 Mr. Tulloch 5 5 The Rev. Mr. Tristram 5 5 Mr. Ellis Williams 1 1 Mr. Harrison 5 0 Mr. Adamson 10 10 James Wingfield, Esq. 10k 10 Mr. Whitsl4s a 2 Mr. Slope 5 0 Messrs. Nimbi and Son 5 0 Thos. Hardwick , Esq. S 5 Mr. Conlin 2 2 i John Dawson,lisq. Now Mr. Jowl& &SW 11 I Busi*itonfstrass 10 10 ME. Warren 5 0 Messrs. Hmtliis & Wit- Mr. Mark Cadbury 1 1 buns, Clumbwordoss 91 0 Mt. Was. Hobble 1 1 Mr. It n i g b c 10 10 Mi.Mosophrirgiiwto 1 1 1081911111019400, Esq-5 0 ! Mr. Flint 1 1 Mt. Ramie 30 10 1 Mr. Wakelys 1 1 Mr. Smith, Savilelow 90 o e Mr, Ceillsols I 1 Mr. Fletcher 10 10 ireprieteriel the Mom- Mr. Chambers 15 0 leg Herald Mr. Dollar= 5 0 Henry Naylor, Esq. Mr. Cater, Mr. Crow- Mr. Smith, CulgeskiSs - Oar, Mr. lia & mon, street S 0 Mr. Silks, Sidesouni, Mrs. Charon:wan 11 S £3 each 90 0 M . John Orton Haulms 2 2 moffama Mr. Simon 5 0 George Saimaa" 5 0 W. a'Seckess, Esq. issues 1 1 Mr. Lees 10 0 Wsi m. 1.•••• Wait,/ 11.11* 0 0 • 11.225 16 v... MCOUT. • OBLEMEN a Gentleness , ke. sissy be supplied wkh Mawr tit say suseent, wehold I.had, ea terms equal at m a otor, wowed ea Freehold, Flopiheldr Le or Meow, Mow la the Fends, Marne. lleteleseates, Wove blames, CletnateeeLllags, of ea, shit Property. Panama( reepoes stalky off be aceeensedawd Web* rteasel oecwity; s thead budiew amylase withal 111111. Are AppastiOlk him WNW to *oh or Won beet= sdir bres er ig etto Weerevillw . liefiCe.l4‘4lo Sesefressesig POOLE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Comm House at this Port, (by Order of the Honourable the Commissioners of Ma M*141 . 111 COSMO oa MonnAT, 22d Decernbet.llll6, at Two o'Oock in the Afternoon, THE UNDER-MENTIONED GOODS, which have been seized and legally condemned: • About 90 Gallons BRANDY and GENEVA, subject to the pay- Mast of the Duties of Customs and Excise. 40 Yards I'HRE AD LACE, and 24 WICKER BASKETS. Also. for Exportation. ss Silk Shserb, Scarfs, and Handkerchiefs; 6 Silk Lace Scarfs and Handkerchief.; 54 yards plain Silk; one Silk Wosk-Gag; sO yards Silk Trimming; 21bs. foreign manufactured Chino ' late, and 48 pair Leather Gloves. Likewise the broken-up HULLS and MATERIALS of a Smack, • and I'WO OPEN BOATS. POPULAR LO lEI Y . ALL. MONEY PRIZES, ONI.Y TWELVE TROUSAN TICKETS, TWO OF TWENTY THOUSAND GUINEAS, AND UP WARDS OF FORTY - OTHER CAPITALS. THE Public yoke, manifesting itself mote clearly every day lb favour of the present Lottery, by the multi plied Orders received at the different Oflicei„ wakes it necessary that T. DISH. the Contractor, should recommend to his Friends early purchases, in order that they may not meet that disap pointment so likely to result from a limited number of Ticket. and an increasing sale. The Lottery, consisting of only 19,000 Tickets, with Two Prizes of 20,000 Ouineas, and upwards of Forty other Capitals, will commence drawing on the eta in 31. Jar eby• Arse cialbs Lewes Ps.&s• will by csittawil to an additional mm of 3.700 Guineas, and the first 400 Blanks to 99 Guineas each; by this latter arrangement, those adventu rers whose tickets may be drawn on the first day, and who may net be so fortunate as to obtain a Prize will acquire a sum ex ceeding that which the} have adventured, and he enabled, should the splendid Capitals remain tandrewo to renew their chance roe them without further expanse — Tick ets and Shares selling by T. BIM, at his Oases, 4, Combat, and 9, Charing Cross; and by his Agents ai ttsropoon the Country. CABINET AND OTHER PIANOFORTES. A GOOD Second-hand PIANOFORTE, with addllonal keys, &c. by Broadwood and Song, price I S gui neas; one at ell guineas; and one, with three drawee, 2$ submits Also a capital Cabinet Pianoforte, as good as new, silk front, two pedals, complete, stands remarkably well In tune shop price 60 guineas, for 3$ guineas —May be seen at No. 5 , Leicester-place, from ten to four o'clock. Mr. Watlen an warrant tbe above Instruments. Packing -cases if required. DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. THESE Pills lop g r since obtained a just celebrity in the private dee of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON, Apothecary; and from their great success in many obstinate bilious disorders, on numerous Patients of &Wootton, par& eukrly the Duke of BEDFORD, the Dowager Lady SAY and SEI.E, the Viscountess BULKELEY,Bce. Ste. he was per. suaded. to offer them tti the Public, under sanction of their names. They are found to be an incomparable remedy for iodises ' tion, and restoring the tone of the stomach. They remove ha bitual and temporary costiveaess, sick head-acha,and beert.born. whether artiiing front the acrimony of the redondaot bile, intem perate diet, or drinking to mesa, and will be found a most valuable Medicine to be•resorted to upon every indisposition, of by &disordered state of the Stomach and Rowels. Sold by Messrs. Butler and Sons, Na 4, Cheapside, London; In Doses it ts 9d. tis. and 225. and alto by Mr. Gardner, George street. Edinburgh; Messrs. Newbery and Sons, Dame-street, Dublin; and the Medicine Venders in every City and Town is the'United Kingdom. PALSY AND PARALYTIC AFFECT froIONS. HE following is IheC T opy of a Letter m the Rev. likbardiordan, Vicar of Hoo, near Rochester, Kent, to James Rymer, &neon, Ryegate, Surrey : • • Rochester, July 7 11112. Sta—l am now so well In health as to have t h e pectlar lads faction of discharging all the dudes of my church with great ease Under the biasing of Drente Paovinancei I must attribute my recovery to the use of your Invaluable CARDIAC TINCTURE; and I Ilksitv to give this public testimony of its acerb kr ordir that all who are afflicted vath Palsy tray know that this excellent Medicine will relieve them, the use el which I do most earnesdy , recommend. .__ RIC HARD .. .I ORDAN. • CASE MR. ItifIAEIL Rochester, Marin, lava; • ant-4 desire yen will seed directed to me at Rochester, split liettlrof your Cardiac threats 'lrincture. I have had two pars • Igtk Its, via. on the slat et December, and the i nth of February last, and entirely lost the use of my let side; but am much reco vered, and can will o little with the assistance of a stick. • P. S. Tfie Rev. Richard Jordan recommended me so emir to yogi be is wired by sir Tiocture, sod had lost the use of his left side. I will remit your amount or pay to your osier. I am, Sir, your obedient serve. JOHN DONALD. Collets. of Excise TO MR. RYMER, FROM THE SAME. Rochester, May as, 1111, , Saa—l have ruesived your 'Swain Tinware on the 17th last. since which I have taken it regular, aid am nisch better: TM 'saltness of the bah is many %like removed, and the disehlies In my heed li wadi better, theta's. &edam in my neck in oder. and akogether I em much better, 'l4 gahrstresigth every day. I Enclosed is year moat. I am, Sir, yaw muck ARO!, bumble dervunt JOHN DONALD. Bold awl Retail by Mr: Bradt sprintiwastv by Meson. Sotto' aid Co. (late May sod Co.) No. io, Bow J Cbarctilatd; and Retail by Fred. Sinfek N. 1111,* Haymarket ; WWl* Lola Wangs; Roses aoaCa. Orford-strea; F. New =A 800, 4S, 3t• faits Choecieryntd; J. HMIs, some Gt dived; and by every Vender oflPatmitMedlekess in the ti Uldbitt glogdeen, la belles , at eh aid M pints ec 314 by whicirthere is • edasibrabbingiew "I 50 Oa the Ist 4ift hasuley, 1817, Will be p kbed, by Longman, Heart, Rut, dame, and Mum , Paternotter-reit, to he continued every Two Mooch% price Ss. Number L. of THE CORRESPONDENT, consisting of LET- A. TERS, Moral, Political, and Literary, between semlmest Writers in France and England. This Work is designed, by gistensesl i ting to each Nation a faithful picture of the other, to en: both to their tree Weems, promote a mend pod under. stamiing between then, and render peace the source of prosperity. The writers, who have concurred in a design se be- Wield to both nations, are no less eminent in rank and cheratter thin m literary attainment. 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A Cvographical Companion to the above Histories, wish coloured revised and correctei by the 6s. GATON ON THE VENEREAL. DISEASE AND ITS CONSEQUENCES. This day was published, a New Edition, price Sr. I.lorJated with Cases, A PRACTICAL T :ITISE on the PR EVEN/. TION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE., esti. biting the character, symptoms, and . treaforw.t of the Diseases immediately or remotely connected with it ; eontaining °horren dous on °lee, Stricture, Mucal Discharges, the use of the Caustic and common Atuagie, cutaneous Erupt**, imaginary Venereal Diseases, Debility grsersl or trial, the fbeory e;Oese ration, &c. &c. comprising an elementary Work for Student!, and a guide to the general reader ; interepersed'with select Prescrip dens applicable to each division .of tbordisrasu By,S. M. CATON, Surgeon. • NO. 10, Stanhope-street, Newcastleltreel i St aa n o d ve ; l:r Lets of the Uiaited Hospitals of Sc. Thomss's °pi's. Printed for blesses. Sherwood 'and Co. 20, -rnsr; and Hiehley and Son s 124, Fket-street, WA AL ' ; . • $I quid covistl revise Ws Candidus imperd, .11 Scalds • utele meento.—Hea. TO regulate the .gutnan passions, not to destroy them; to glee them.a piper direction and a due force, Its. stead of vainly attempting to eradicate them from oar nature, or foolishly and impiously pretending to divert them into hew ct;;;ss nels—ls the business of a rational morality, dictated by• the pre. cepts of the purest Religion, and countenanced by the conclusions of the soundest philosophy. It Is unnecessary, afar all that has been written on this subject, to describe the symptoms which in. &este those &stases that are brought upon the 'human body and i wind by indulging to excess is sexual pleasures, and pariicularly by persevering in a pernicious habit too often acquired at School. It more concerns the private happiness of individuals and •he portal prosperity of the country; to announce to the Public, tlr-t from a long and extensive practice in this particular branch the Profession, we can with. the greatest eonfidence assure all Parent, and G uar dians of Youith, acid thew prceunt .who labour . under, a general or partial debility and derangements of the Neuvous Svsrrri, tabether produced by this habit, by Inveterate tivtitatiric Infection, bylmemperate living, or redden= in boo ' anuses, by intense application to study, by immoderate grief, • or by excesses of any kind, the , we have it in our power to offer an entirely new method of cure, without the mane* use of hireciray , whieb In'all thevarieties and in r.II the stages ashore camplaiiits, has continued to answer the most sanguine 'Upsets. doss of.Prtenti of both Sexes. ' The eunestness and anxiety with which the world has long looked for so great a desidgrauten to the comforts and improve. meetsof a polished and enlightened age, as that of men of skill, nieces, and' Integrity, devoting themseivn exclusively re these tilaccce, is evismed by the eager applications tot advice... Sid noc. &does whielr we are daily reoeiving from every isaneror o h, word. In night and recent cases of Syphytitic [lllation, a per fect cure is completed in the shott period oltwo days • and those al the utmost inviteracy, where after Practitioners Lye fatted, *proper perseverance In our plan of treatment, ensures to the pattoot a safe and radical cure. Strfetnres of the Urethra, front ten to twenty years duration, are your superior method of cure, permanently removed io the "one of three week.. Palents of either sex may consults with the greatest banotr, secrecy, and delicacy, at miaow, No. Itit, Hattors.garden Patients in the country. describing the nature of their one, a id tattooing a remittance for advice and medicines, the sanse will be mut to all parts of the world. PUltillE and CO., Surgeons, No. lin, Hatton-Garden. N. S. Tice above important diseovery la thr cure of Syptins said Debility, was matured by Dr. Coasts, in his late trarris through FRANCE, NAPLES, and ROME, front whence be bas just remitted with some highly interesting sad important facts re. riZsa g the prevent state of asedical and surgical practice no the which he Is Preparing to lay Wore the public la a *Mb, oo these compialins, and whkh hp hops. to be•ade ta a rum webs to pubWh• ttainvlissiga l2 nylAnnitiperwshasiii I . E for.LETTING the Mr' I TI 41 AND,... at Guildhall, London, en Mon oat. the it lath day of December infant, at mem of the clock at owe, .. To LET by PUBLIC AUCTION, A LEASE lOC at years front Christmas, Isl 6, of a House o No. 479 On the North Side of mnet, and encoding r . backend to ilsownl Aad also, To receive Proposals for the Obuders With at ~ and ieveral other ~ The Coodnittos for Letting the mid Hearn. saddle ilkylklitan is of tbe Glattlers' Work, may be sego at the Gentlaellers Once at Guildhall. 30 3 . BUSH AN, Comptroller'. f• .21, For. .::,:• g, cf L Amy: tdusi tere, !an. 1 1 1.31 psidt Au, P3Pc' al pr HI J 1 L, JLI tc. mom►, r r. 1.) iefewl ,Wra3,l Gti Bri,t Brie: crnerc del Josi eet,t 4 re. n Rite, ece, lie, la Eau, " , m, Po' ' %do •