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ODE ON ST. DAVID', DAY. BY DR. JONES, OF YARMOUTH. Rook, Cambrian Mac, and Cambrian lyre, (Saint DAY, D claims a feßive day,) With power to ling, with force infpire The mugb--the nervoustordie lay : WeUhmen, comb your brililed hair, Walls and nab your ruddy cheeks., Cock your bats, and now prepare Your large and neatly gilded leeks. Now tic the hole below the knee, 'Twill let the Idles hearts on fire, They all will love, they'll all admire What pretty Shentlemen ye be. And, that the world may Rill amaze, That wanton girls the more may gaze, In honour to the Saint in war renown 'd, Let every Cyntro with a leek be crown's). Some fpend the day in toil and endlcfs care, books and beauties on the banks of Yare: Others again the day devote To ferve their GOD, to eherilli man, The Cambrian School's adruit'd plan Support, and thus In what they can The caufe of charity promote. When Church and Charity are o'er The (calve table fmokes, And witty thoughts and jokes Produce the laugh and nniverfal rout . They charge, they tone., the buildings echo " .1 0 .rud • a gars flant y Cyare." 111. Another band to Lambeth go, To tip the nimbly moving toe, In crowds they gather to the Cock, The ball begins at four o'clock; The parties Rand, and wait with panting Beans, The harp is truck, the leading conpk tarts, Down they pals fwillly gliding, Fri/king, IntiSng, Every Pats leering, laughing, Wifhfully looking, wilhfully glancing; The men keep kicking, (Arms a (winging) Drinking, dancing, Singing, prancing, Jolly topine till they ars gay, Nest they are furious, then the day They finifh like the Thracians in a fray; Thus Ancient Britons drink and play, And kid adieu to forrow, They love and bids the Saint to-day, And will with him dama'd to-morrow ! • • To all who love the Welfhman's children," a health generally drank at the meetings of the Wellb Charity School. an St. David's Day. FAE 11 lONS •FOR MARCH.—MORNING DttSSE3.-••• Short round-coloured gown, with long loofe Sleeves, cloak of purple velvet, trimmed with lace, and confined behind at the bottom of the waift, to referable a fpencer ; the Sleeves of the cloak terminating a little above the elbow, and trimmed with lace. A bonnet of black velvet, with fhort lace veil. White lace ruff round the neck, feparated by a ruff of white fur. Muff i of white bear.—A fhort white muflin gown (potted with blue, made with full long Beeves, and draw ing rip to the throat with a lace ruff. A white muf. lin cap trimmed with lace, tying under the chin with lace ; mob ends ; a bow of pink ribband at the top. AV I ERNOON Darssts.—A white militia train gown, with long tight fleeves; the waift bound round by a fine muffin fafh, the ends of which are fringed with gold. Over chit drefs is worn the Turkith or Tunifian veil, made of black velvet, lined pink farfeuet, and hanging loofely from the !boulders. Necklace of coral, or gold beads. TUT , ban of fine muflin, with a falling end (ringed with gold; Bird of Paradife feather. Fan of black crape, fpangled with gold.—Round drefs of pink filk. Over the train is worn a loofe covering of black lace. Full black lace Sleeves ; a handkerchief of black lace croffcd over the bofom, and (aliened with a gold clafp. Cap of pink crape or muflin, or namented with one large white oftrich feather.— Parifian robe of white muflin, trimmed all round with coquelicot and black velvet. The fleeves and bofom confined with velvet, and trimmed with lace. Tully= of white muffin twilled carclefsly, and finillicd with a very long end. HEAD DIESSI2.I. Hat of black velvet, turned up in front, Orin mented with a white ofhich feather. —2. Bonnet of pink filk, trimmed round the front ' with black velvet, and ornamented with pink and black; black feather in front. -3. Cap of white lace, ornamented with lilac and black. -4. Cap of buff fazin, covered with lace. The crown full and confined with white ribbon; a email rofettc at the fide. -3. Cap of black lace, trimmed with' gold fringe, and ornamented with gold trimming ; white oflrich feather on the right fide.-6. The fathionable Style of wearing the hair; half combed back, and tied in a bunch on the top of the head ; the other half combed forwards with or without a bandeau. -7. Turban of crape or muffin, Made to the form of a bee-hive, and finilhed with a bow rind end on the left fide.-8. The hair dreffed and ornamented with beads and white oftrich feathers. —9. Hat of Silk and velvet, ornamented with feathers. _ - _ _ Otis a Kra Ttnx e.--Several new Mapes have been intmduced in chips, liraws, and I.egliorns ; fruit Illraws are ?referred. Fancy feathers, particularly the imitatmn of the Indian plume, are much worn. Long pekes Teem generall7 to have given way to fhort ones, trimmed with lace or fur. Th. , favourite colours are brown, purple, lilac, y 4 w, and fcarlct. On 111.,aday fenni7ht, a woman acconed asboy about ei7ht. years old, who had his great coat h a oginr; „n his arm, in NorthAreet, Liverpool, raying, the would give him a penny if be wonld k) t Ala errand for her to a cellar at the top of the fl rect and that fht woold hold his coat and wait , for him until be returned, but whilft he was Ws- I feat, flit made GP." :chit it. , I ri lAN/ERUPTS. Wm. Shaldert, of Chu rch 7 tirrrt,l;cthttal-Gr,:en, vidnaller, to furrenticralarch 7,4, and April ll ate, at Guildhall. i Attorney , r. Rivcrs, Nicholas-lane, Lombard-amt. Kulbh, of Kl..idenh‘-id-Driiitte, &aka, innkeeper, March 3,14, and April t t, at twelve, at Guildhall, Landon. Anor aks, Mcilis. Hutchtulon and I'uoln, Brewers-Hall. Edward Neaplr., of Gr.atium, mercer, March 23, 24, and A pal to, at tot, at the Granby-Head Inn, in Grantham. Attornics, Mr. Merry field, Granth4m, or Mtlfra Harvey and Rob:don, I.iticoltia-inu. Richard Goaktfici..;l of New Beal-Greet, embroiderer, March i 3,10, and April tr, at tco, at Galkiltall. Attorney, Mr. Lodingtoo, King'i-Bench-Wok, Temple. Clacks llaktr the yowler, of Prefeott, Culmftock, Devon, tanner, March is, 23, awl April u, at ten, at the Squirrel Inn, Wellington, Smoerfet. Attornies, John Minific POOle, Wellington; hlelliv.Shephard and Adlington,Cray'sinn- fgu-re. ' 'Ando°. John Hosvitt and Francis Weldon, of Whitecrofs-place, rear Einibury-kuare, dealers, March 3, zt, and April il, at ten, atentildhAll. Attorney, Mr. Rutherford, Bartholonww-dofe. Wm. Butter, of Whifeerofs.ltreet, Middlefex, brazier, March 3, to, and April st, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Ur. T. Hudfon, Winckworth-Buildings, City-Road. Frederick Michael Meter, of Barbican, jeweller, March 3, at One, March 14, and April t t at twelve, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. T. Wild, Viarwick4quare, Newgatc-Itrcet. Richard Beaumont and Stephen Vickerman, of Healybutti, Mmondbury, Yorkihire, clothiers, March 23, and 30, at the Black-Bull Inn, Merfield, and April tI, at the Pack-Horfe Inn, Robcrtown, Vorkflire, at eleven. Attorney, Mr. Ste- pheidon * in near Huddersfield; or Mi.B.Battye, Chancery-lane, London. Mores Henry Mores, of Birmingham, fader, March is, 13, and April ri, at eleven, at the Stork Tavern, Birmingham. Attomisx, Mr. Whatcicy , Birmingham ; or Meals... Swain and Stevens, Old Jewry, London. Roger Durant, of North Tavnon, Devon, butcher, March 5, 14, and April xi at four, at Philips's Hotel, Exeter. Attor flies Mr. Crofs , Parchoe, Devon ; or Media. Allen and Laley, Furnivars-Inn. London. Edward Williams, of Liverpool, baker, March 20, zr, and April xi, at ten, at the Star and Garter Tavern, LiverpooL Attorney, Mr. J. Irvin, Liverpool John Wallace and Wm. KWIC' of !Unwell, Middlefex, foap maul, March 3, at one, Ma rch 14, and April xt, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorny, Mr. Maognall, Warwick-(quart, Newsatealtreet. • Robert Tito:nylon, of Wood-!beet, Cheapfide, filk-nuumfae turer, March 3, at, tnd April u, at one, at GuildbalL At torney, Mr.T. Wild, Warwick-Iquare, Newgate-fircet. Robert Farr, late of Leather-lane, but now of Alderfgate-ftreet, viOtualler, March 7, za, April 1, at ten, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Wells, Unioa-court, Broad-itreet. Benjamin Wraith, of Great Bolton, Lancathire, cotton-fpinner, Much 4,1 t , and April it, at three, at the Ncw Inn, Little Bolton, Lancalhire. Anomie% R. Badman, Great Hokin, or J. Mcddowcroft, Gray's Inn. Job lA'adnian, Bridport, D.rfet, linen-draper, March 13, 14, April tt, at eleven, at the Chritlopher Inn, Bath. Actor nits, Marrs. Shepherd and Adlington, Gray's-Imaquare, or Mr. Shephard, Bath. Thomas Hanmer, of Briftol, grocer, March 7, to, April t x at twelve, at the White Lion Inn, Broad-fireet, Brigid. At tornies, G. Edmunds, at his feat in the Exchequer-office of Pleas, Lincoln-Inn, or Meffrs. J. and T. Leman, BriltoL Thorns, Rees, of Llanbadarn Trefegiwys, Cardigan, sop keeper, March 13, 14, April it, at eleven, at the Radnor finre Arms Inn, Prateigii, Radnor. Attorney, T. Meredith, Knighton, Radnor(ldre. Daniel Lille-1 , , of Manchater, manufadturer, March 16, 17, and April tt, at lour, at the Star Inn, Manchefter. Attor nice, Meffrs. Chcfhyre and Walker, 11frarscbetter. CITY OF OXFORD. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, THE BEAR. INN, OXFORD. TO 15 SOLD IT AUCTION, By Mr. FOLICER, On Monday the 9th of March, ant, on the Pretnifes, at Twelve so'Clock at Noon, Under Conditions of Sak which will that and therein produced, ALL that commodious FREEHOLD INN, and EXTENSIVE PREMISES, moil defindsly fituate In the High-ftrect, in the centre of the City of Oxford, In the Occupation of Mr. Thomas Rackftrow, the Proprietor, which, for comfort and convenience, cannot be exceeded, having, within a kw Years, been nearly new built aid completely fur- Wilted ; is at this time In medimt Prefervation, and hi fuU Trade. The Pretnifes eenfift of (even Parlours, three Dining Rooms, thirty Sleeping Rooms, large Kitchen and ear, which are fitted up with every Convenience, Store-Room, Larder, Dairy, with excellent Cellars and Wine Vaults. The Entrance Ginn tke Street k through a fpaeious Gate way ; there is silo a back Carriage Road to the Yard and Of fices, where there is Stabling for upwards of forty Hunks, Granaries, Carriage Standings, A te. . . . May be any tin; prre low* to the Cale, by applying to Mr. Rackfbow, who will thew the Mate. LI:AD MINES IN SCOTLAND. To be Leafed for fuch a number of year, as may be agreed on, THE LEAD MINES of STRONTIAN, which have been open for more than kvcnty years, and prefently out of We. The veins run In an abnoft uninterrupted eourfe for feveral miles. have been wrought to a great extent, and are peculiarly well fituated for levels, wood, water, and water carriage. St routian is a prdt town, fituated (on an arm of the fea) at the head of Loch Sunart, in the northern part of Argyllfhire, and is dole by the principal mines. lo this village are feveral acres of good grafi lard, !inures for the Manager and Agents with ft:bre-hook finelting-lsoufc, and other necelEuy build in gs; to which vcdels of feventy tons have an eafy and fafe aced's. There is aim,' a molt excellent grazing hill contiguous to the mines, with bodes for many of the workmen, and at no great dillanec fimiiar accommndation for many more. . . Thai: work■, from their extent and fituation, are capable of bang carried on upon a very fuperior fcale, and are well worth alit:1111On, evin.iwtt every probability, under proper manage ment, of tying a perrn.utent and valuable concern. The lead is duty free, ar.d the opening of the Crinan Canal will eon& fferably lhotten tat. communication with Glafgow, Sec. Mori,: and water engines are already erected Upon fevers! of the mines, and a (melting apparatus at Stmntian, fo that, water ciecptcd, they arc free and fit for immediate work. P roporals will he received by Henry Jardine, Writer to thc Signet, at Edinburgh ; and Thomas Jeffreys,at Stroutian, who wsU 6cw the Preinife* and different lans of the fame. VALUABLE 'BPI:HOLD EKIATFS and MANORS. near AYLESBURY, BUCKS. TO II! SOLD IT AUCTIOU, . Ay Mr. CHRISTIE, At Ho Oreat , Rnoin, In fall-Mil, on Thorlday, the stlt of March, at One o'Clea, In Siz Lyra, - __ 'TIIE following VALUABLE FR E EHOLD ksTATF.s. dclirably fituate in the rich Vale, about two Miles from A ylefisery, bucks, theywittrty of a Nobleman. The M uint of Burtthorn, and the Dairy ur Grating Farm•, with the fult.ahle Boildinga, and 706 Acre,, 3 Roods. of kieh Feeding or Meadow Land, compata, let to Tenant. at Will, at •ery low old Rent. of near toool. per Ann. but of the Annual %%dile of near Fourteen Hundred Pound.. Ago, toe Mangy of BLitroor, and Two capital Dairy or FeedMg Fauna, With fuo.e.dle Buildings, and 366 ' , Lorca, 2 Roods, a Perches of Rich fated, rootpaa,'Tithe free:, let to Tenants at Will, at law 441 Rents of 4301. but of the Annual Value °Cause Six Hanging Poston. Ai >, a csrital Wood, called Lce Wood,lituate in the Parifh of Quasi:nos, containiug I 79 Acres, a koods ' asd iR Perches. abuot 7 Acres of Riehlitcailow is hand of the Pro- Orton well Rocked with =pita! thriving Timbet. The Tenants will thew the Flans, or by application :o Mr. Drown, t h e Steward, of Lillie', at Wearies. _ _ KB. The :Minot a 4zps rin g don. Hardwick, and Prue nsaft.o, are difins&dof by rivate Cootratft. Printed Part«.ulars in..y he had at the George, Aylefintry: Whlte Met, 3 1 .41fftud. n ; at the Pt.ndpal Inn, Buckingham ; of the Penton of the Usfan.l,l.eieell.er, and Hereford Passers ; at the Rainbow ColLe-bnek, Cornhill; where a Ma atlas Eftatcs tam b; kg. V SOINIERSETSIBRB. - TO K. SOLD SY AuLTIOS, • I.ly Mr. RAINE, • .. At °areaway's Crec...houfe, (lange-alley, Conlin,. London, on Thurftlay the 9th of April, at to &cloth ; in one Lot. twiefs difpofed of by Private Contradt before the tit of April ; CAPITAL FREEHOLI) E S TATE, which, for twc lunch, pares the Turnpike Road leading from &tenet - ton to Ilelicfter, beginning at one nritr ftstot tltr former town, and ending at a like dillance from the latter town; together with the Manor belonging thereto, known by the name of Kingfdon containing about fifteen hundred Acres of very valuable Land, of **ids 330 Acres are on hand, or It yearly, and the remainder let on Leaks fur one, two, and three Lives, many of which arc very old. The principal Lantz, on which is a good M;nfion Houle, Gardens, and Offices, occupied by the I.effee Mrs. kindle, is held for only two lives, but part of the lands of •d therewith, well known as tile litlt grazing Ground in the neighbourhood,. called the Hide's% arc held only for one life. John Raynolds, junior, at Kingfdon, will Thew the Elate, of wham, on the 16th of March, printed particulate may be had, and a plan ui the Elate feen ; as welt as at Mr. Maine's, Land Surveyor, in Charlotte-Brett, Bloonsibory, London. Particulars may be hada Mari:Ward, Oennetts, and °naves, ' Henrietta-ferret, Covent Garden, (who are authorized to treat for the (ale of the Eftate by priVate Undue%) alto of Mr. W. Knight, at Azminfter; and of the Printers of the Sherburne, Exeter, Sabasury, Bath Herald, and Felix Farley'', and Mercury, Brillol Papers; at the principal bins in the neighbouring towns, and at °areaway's. DIS'T'EMPER IN DOGS. MR. BLAINE, Surgeon, whOfe attention to the Difeafes of Animals has long diftinguithed him, is happy in alluring the Sporting World in general, that he has dif covered a certain and fpeedy CURE fir the Disrtm- PER ; which is now offered to the Public, called BLAINE's MEDICINAL POWDER, for the DISTEMPER; price is. 6d. a Dole, being fulficient for the Curt; ur Six furls. packed up of different Strengths, according to the Age anti Size of the Dog ; (*tied by the Proprietor, and fold, Wholdale and Retail, by Mr. Boufey, 4,01 d Broad-ftreet; Weft and Hughes, Paternofter-row • and by the Venders of Medicines in Tentn and Country ; alto, by Meffrs. Jeboult and Co. ago, Oxford- Itreet ; Mr. Wade, 13, Old Bond-ftreet, and 163, Fleet4treet; Mr. Ward, 324, Holborn; Mr. Tutt, Royal Exchange; Mr. Vade, Cornhill ; and Mr. Swint, at, ' Lately publithed, a TTISE on the above Difeafe ; and fold as above, price 61-Mr. Blaine is, likewife, Author of the Grand Folio Syftem of Anatomy oldie Horfe; dedicated, by Per:Million, to his Majefty, and accompanied with PlatLi, drawn, engraved, and coloured from the real Subjet : to which is now added, an Appendix, containing much new and ufeful matter; price, coloured, in boards, aL as.; plain, 11. is. MARRIAGE HOW many men to all appearance in the prime of Ilfe, who have not yet arrived to the age of twenty five years, arc rendered !Inferable to themfelves and ufelefs to the great chain of teddy, which they have either brought on them/elves, or, by the force of bad example, are given up to a keret vice; the confemitake is, that their nnuil as well as body Is debilitated ; to thole the Nr:RVOUS Cum ow. is recom mended, and for which Dr. Ba oo UM obtained his MAJEs ry's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT ; it will protect them front the in firmities of old age and a wretched diffolution. Attila the agonizing relholloos of caofclous guilt, how many are there of both fexes, that are deterred from entering iota the man led Rate, by infirmities which delicacy forbids them to difclore ; and thofe are not a few, who being already married, are ten dered miferable for want of thole tender pledges of mutual love, without which, happetefs in this Rate is at knit very precanotw. The vice above alluded to, antral in women, irregularity, pains in the back and theft, hylterics, (palm>, LAG of Appetite, Ike. '' In men, it cattle/ Imbecility, languor, relaxation, nervous ceenpiaints, debility, anxiety, and a lung train of INClattChliliC diforders. The Nervous Cordial Rands unrivalled, as it has been analised by the Brit Profelfors and Medical Men Europe can produce, and may be relied en in giving ,Immediate relief and certain cafe in molt Rages of Nervous Complaints: this exalted Medicine has been pnaduttive of general good, and the many reitored to the bleffinp of health, from the gates or death, by this ineltimabk preparation, is the highelt eulogium which could poffibly be paid to Dr. Brodum, and is, indeed, his boaft and reward. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL to be bad at the Dodor's Houk, No i r iac , Albion-Brett, fcven doors doo front the Leverian Mufeum, k-Frlar's-Bridge, et bottles at ass. I I 11. 6d. and sw 6d. Sold alto by J. Binna, Leeds; Wood, VVakefield ; Brook, Huddersfield; parer, Ripon ; Hargrove, Knarefburough ; Bians and Edwards, Halifax; Hartley and Afhworth, Roch dale; Howarth and Hartley, Bury; Douglas, B:ackburn ; Summer, Clithero ; Walmfley, Leneafter ; Walker, Pref ton; Bratßwaite, Kendall; Billloge, Marin, and Wright, Liverpool; Cowdroy and Baden, Staines and Lynch, Man cheßer ; Illinlbull, Chefter; Peck and Brown, Hull; fon, Rotherham ; Bell, Tadealter ; Shackleton, Skipton ; Nicholfon and StauLeld, Bradford; and by molt Booktrllers in the Country. Brodum's Guide to Old Age, or Advice to both Sexes, to ob tain a radical and permanent cure for thar fecrsx infirmities of ,Nature which delicacy often forbids to difclok even to th.lr relatives ; with a Tre.ithe oa Female Dikifir, Nervous, Hypo chondriac, and Confumptive Complaints. To which is eilikd, Advice to Bath and Hot-well Bathers, &c. It is particularly race mended to &staring Men. WHEN Profeflional Men of education and re fponfibility deviate from the general fyitem by the fa ledlon of a peculiar Branch, the fanetion of hang continual fueeefa is the belt criterion of fuperiority. . . Eight years have voted my prattice to the exclufive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fueci fsful Wok of my plan gives me additional ardour to wore as far as I am able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon. I formed a with at an early period of Pradicc to rckua. individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Mcn, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Prodationers. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cureof which I have de voted my attention, comprise a very Ipecac, of VENF.REAL INFEcnommwther of a recent or tong duration.--zelly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether orating arum the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and tartly that de rangement of the fyftem in Women which is called BARREN NESS or SERILITY. Numerous dlfeafcs bre the refult of ignorance or bale In the treatment of a fintple Gonorrhea, and it nne unfrcqucntly hap. pm: that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indifcrction of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuck complaints arc nifty cured, and even when others have failed, I trult that I may prefume to offers radical re-eflablifhanan. Few however arc the cafes of complicated diftrefs in this Worrier compared with the calamitous !bastions of Men, who front indulgence ina sourAßy VICE, or the prevalent Daisr des of a falhionable Life, acquire that Rat.. .tf Debility which is the unavoidable confamence of fuck pentleloot habits. Where the unhappy fulfeeer broods ovcrhis nailer y,hut care fully conceal, his misfortune, It may he fume confutation fur hiss to know, that although it be an objet of doubt or uncer tainty with other Praeltdoncrs, the removal or theft: 1)0'1- ( . 11"NC:1E.! by the gradual progn. f. of R. novation is the acquire ment of my experience. If the rites of Bocehns Or Vern.. ban begun to naluce manly virtue, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counttraetion of this languid Rate, and la tint fe cafes no gr. at darn ithirs will occur. But where this Deficit-icy has for ran CI ill. d • props r Per feveranee is iodifpcnfibly re al rodeo the ftensitring !Parka of Life, and to rc-annua:e the Conftitutino. MARRIVD WOMEN, who h a ve long hem dirapp.tinted in their espedtations of a Fmkuily, may be allured. that in molt inftances fuch defelis are curable by Mt dical :aka Tile sr CRECY whirl. is 6, drenttai to my undertaking. and the Qualifications which I have prefumr.l to Rate. form the Bab, .d my Prot olions, and in coincislaice smith fuck this Intl snam,o is gie c n, th i t Mr ft-- m a y be cooftilted p.fonally (or by lent. rt including a fowil note) at 1 • haste, No ay, Arno- ' dr l• Art et Scram', mar remit... Bar. litre Is an additional (meanie in Watcnareet wijoluinr and the name is on both the doors. ML a Maybe' of tlas Ural Caller .1 Surgeon'. BRliN'll'f:.vsf: r.l: Nr.. MIL MORTON, ..c .•:! r, 1 STR AT% rerrcdtruity ihrirms • It- r tic men in the 111 , . of the Thnetaran-d:.7. that luarunient rile:ve to Cresvd.• 7. At: tr•4l furnifli motufetiet idil• ti•tit t h an 4, 1 tik the Art of Brewing P 'yet% I'J. Air, ..d.d oth er again, lie will A:ro Mead) 'lent with -.:::::tteript tint,* for 'tilting Rd.: and Utoorri NU, , the m o p , proved pystelfee, and lira rti heir her; in horn e t s Isp„ n own account, sod taking A it:rAil:•.e to .r•ir; mac, V. 14 Tr', caperinsent4. aril ',minx tit, it rnfult bag ti hint a tit,.• of prielical and cop:Tin - tint:a knowledge in the different :. of his prufeMon, which very f, to piogt G. As be uved t r , the mAny It:tiers ana ruudra 14.. MO4I llt bo:b (great BritAM and It . e!an 4 .up - using of differ: Ist ntodes at and mon, of tact: tierdkmin never hiul the pl. - afurz of in. ciLy. ; Di. m.ton(rrip: , ;.ut it LI! . power of Moth:men to brew an .:sc..cditt7 Porter from Iltlalt and Hop • - Atone, zon. - . :tied Nin:h ftr•••' , . element of water without the Me of an% her Mgt.. dttet A; ever: any addrefs fent t . poft pid) To 11. M Pic r N vnll b, attended to. tic rctunts bit irriettrol t.tn:••i. to thole men who have approved It. hirhly of Ale utility of his Man,- fcripts and prukffional For COU(HS, CONSUALPTUINI, kr. ►FCTORAL ESSENCE OF COLT,FOOT. - - • --- r rtlE Herb, Coltsfoot, called Ttallyn ducicuta, ava. dittiLguiched by them, es its name lid:- c:cutly conveys, forks excaonce in the elite of Coughs k. • 1 other Puhnunary Compkiints; and this FIR lice has, is , ht. courfc of a long practice, been found &a molt Lie and remedy for Coughs, AlUunas, l'hthir. :iv Confumptions, lioarfenefs, Deilusions, e a t arr k... Dillicuky of Breathing, and all 1/iforders of the Breaft .asul Lungs. It generally opens the Bread, and inuaesliitclygire. liberty of Breathing without any danger of takin Cold. It admirably slays the tickling which provokes frequent coughing, and takes off the uneafy fenfatlon of acrimonious hanmurs, devices the (mall glands, relaxes the fibref, and thereby enlarree she cuvitics of the rads. Thus it regularly and quickly cures the molt oldlinate!Altinnas and Confumptians of the lorrgelt Rending, if taken before the Ions! are ulcerated. Item s all bulky and dry Coughs, diffolves coof..d. a phlegm in the tho rax, heals rawnefs and forenefi of the br, alt, ftornzth, and lungs; and gives immediate relief to thole who, through age and infirmity, are deprived of reft of Ga p, as it generally cram poksand contributes to make the ranainder. of their days com fortable and eafy. This Effence is prepared only by James Ryan; Sierran, in Briftol ; and fukl, wholefale and retail, by Francis ) ewbery. at Nu. 4 1, the. haft end of St. Paul's, London, in honks, price 35.61. each, duty iucluded. N. B. As many perfons continually Mr. Newbcry's horde, particularly Servants and mcre.ngers, all rutekalers ar: requefted to obferve, that it is 3 tittle out of Mt roma! hue of foot part-net-IT, five dour, from the corner of Cheaplitl:! that a Istift of Dr. James, and thefe words, are agaiort the front of his hook, Mx. " 'I2IE ONLY WAREHOUSE .FOR DR. JANUS'S POWDERS." St il : OhlON's GITIOE TO HY.ALTH, Flee 3s. . . - Jult publithed by Mathews, No. eS. Strand, and Symonds,• Paternoftei -row.—TO THE PUBLIC. 'TIM Work has paired thi•ough . nuixber of editions, and has experienced a fait utpteeedently great; it is therefore now reprinted with mini impairments, milt may be with corfidenee aliened, that ft, •%- suable pudicatiert to the aftlidel in general has never been rested iu this.. any otbu language weak and delicate (canal the youth who has jolt finagled his vslucaticli at any of the public feminaric,--the aged who arc drooping under dirt-dere originating from an impurity of blood—people of fathion— ltudious perfons of a confined and fedentary life—as alto thy& alibeted with nervuus affedion, in general, will find o SOLONION's GUIDE TO HEALTH" a faithful compa-, stun and an ansufing I:Milkier —ln Mort, no pcifon whb values the enjoyment of a good itive of health will he a mome n t without beinz pofefred of this fined, cheap, valuable, and im portant publication. The diforders peculiarly incident to the female fex is every fituation, are alto expatiated upon, together with advicesto both feet s, fur thof. fecret infirmities of nature, which delicacy often forbids to 'Wink, even to the nearett relative: compelling Treadle on Female: Difeafes Nervous, Hypochondria., Con funiptive Complaints, &c. & c. The public are now prefented with a variety of new obferva t ons in this edition. whereby the valetudinarian may behold the true pi tore of his diforder, whether hereditary or acciden tal, etrunicid or acute, and Wattle belt approved remedies fee obtaining au immediate and hafting cure recommended. And as nervous and hypochondriac complaints are much more prevalent in Europe than is generally Imagined, attended with many dreadful and alarming fynaptoms, which certainly claim aril 'tam e. and not as is too generally the cafe, dcrifion or contempt, the Author has been very attentive to their method °fettle; and he flatters hindelf from the obfercarions he has made, that the prefent is as good a treatife ou thole di(eafes as anv extant. The tender Female, who, though by nature is deftined to be the preferver of the human race, yet is, alas ! liable to many natural indifpcitition., which render her condition truly wretched and unequal when compared to the male. For what ever lituation of lik line is placed in, the kldom enjoys a perf et Rate of health. If the enters into the wedded ftate, even from that fource of pleafure foinething bitter milks ; and Pregnancy brings with it a train of loathing, fielincle,&c. If the remains tingle, the will karcely be able to avoid labouring under Come infirinity,hecaufe the is a" Itt.uiger to a meither's pangs." What can bent more importance to a feottale, than to be pro perty acquainted with every fyinptom to which the is peculiarly liable ? And him to condueft he Kelt in inch eircumftances,with out wounding her delicacy by a difclofure of her fan or herap priienforia, to the rude ferutiny of pretended Friends The Pamphlet points out the methods of cure, front a Blest horragla or (tonneau+ to a confirmed Siphilis. To whieh is added, an Eiray un Scare Vcnery, and a Dikourfe on impo tency in the ad, ; Sterility or Barret:m:ls incident. , Females. &c.; an Appendix on the fubject of a (military and deftrudive vice, and au addras to Parents, Guardians, Tutors, and thole who have the care and education of youth. Likewife advice to Bathos at Margate, Southampton, Scarborough, Bath, Brac ed, &c. lee. particularly the aided with Nervous Complaint.. 'fin, whole is illuttrat..l and interfpgrfed with a variety of au* thentic fad., never before mingled, explaining the fyinpturns, mode of treatment, and remedies In the differ= Rages a a cer tain slifcale: cautions to young patinas of the danger of impro per cutinexions or Improper treatment, ke. with the difference between real veseread fyiaptums and thole frequently miltakea fur them. _ . . -..-...- 11wfe who have refided in hot etimates, and are emaciated. or labour under • emitipital drain of nature, whereby their to dily is not only exhaufted, but alfo their vigour and vivacity fm;itired. will meet with a friendly monitor in this (null, though bnpottant puldicatiiim-wit hashevntiemcsas aF Caving tlioutintle of is the late epidemic complaints in Arncriea. Thc vaktudinatlan by birth, who hat received from his rm.. tents the Inheriroicc of a diftafed and unprolific frame; the Jr heatc•female, wbvri an immured and in:alive lit.. toe:thee witis the it ilmoderat,• ttfr and WIC/ weak .ittil Wllleti ah nacnts,ha•. any factt heir, brousht thc caLutit tou•lymuti•rw of ti COr.un - pt:ve habit, and Art Nitttsltli a/finance. iinhtug non an untimely crave! To inch as thch. The Guide," tla," wall alkyd the nitaft permanent rciiel, and paint out the mode of trituration. to the enjoyment of the gre..telt the mains, Health, without which life is not worth enjoying. are oMws Oren to any honkfellers in town or country. fur '• &Amon% T• HtAtt N," will be dilly VICCUtCd, St only three ILl:irg• each :vv. free of eartitige. dryTo the can be wilronger proof of the of this 7..0rk than tbc unprecedented fah it baronet with, no Icfs than rilty Thnufand Copicsk.cing Luau diciofcil of los very 01 , 41 time. 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