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. TO THE LDITCH OF 711 E STAR. REVIEW OF THE PRELIMINARIES. &a—Paling by the door of my friend Mr. Thomas Becket, buostriter, 111 Pail Mall, a few dap. ago, I picked up a paper which fame carelefs fervant had dropt, and which, upon in fpertion, appeared to be a fbeet, or part of a elect, of one of the Reviews, and from in being near Mr. Becket's door, molt probably of the MONTULY Review, which that Gentleman publifhea. I know not that I am ading a fair part in fending this choke smoretali to you, but as it Is already printed, and mutt therefore appear in the next Monthly Review, I am perhaps only giving to the public a few days limner what they ne ectirdly Ave at the beginning of next month. &fides, If mow greatly miftaken, the publication of • septa frofer, arse be juftified by very exalted precedent. Without farther preamble, therefore, I haft= to Mat:fruit a copy of this article for your Paper, referving to myfelf the original, left I (tumid be called upon to produce It. THE PEAL! artii IEA OF PEACE, finprrial Folio, price 250 Millions. Cade% Rivingtons, &c. &c. tElot. • This work, fo long expelted by thi Public, has at length made its appearance. Of the author we are ignorant ; he has chofen to keep his name a fecret, and it is not the bufinefs of Reviewers to unfold the myfteries of authorihip. Perhaps, like the author of the Purfuits of Literature, he may think that the merit of a work may be heightened by public curiofity. Report (peaks loudly of this being the produltion, not of one perfon, but of a junto, who have long favoured the world with publications of a very different kind.and fo much art has vifibly been ufed in the compoftion of it, that perhaps no one perfon can either acknow ledge or deny his being a principal (barer. Abun dance of curious information has been fent to us in anonymous letters, and although it is not our euftom to pay attention to fuch, we may, as mere matter of curiofity, and perhaps as data for fu ture invefligators, inform our readers, that the work was printed from the manufcript of a young nobleman, who fills a high office in the State, that part of it was correlted in a French band, and that there were Come intellineations and erafures which it is difficult to affign to any particular perfon— One of our correfpondents, indeed, who fubfcribes hirnfelf, a Priater's Devil, lays that part of the MS. was written on the back of a letter with the I.iverpod pgft.mark, bat ells may not be conclu five. Mr. PITT, we arr told, read the proofs, and form think gave advice to the compofitors as tp the proper typi, which contrary to the sufual euftom in works of this kind, was not to be thee •11 Eitz46, but a this, au egre and almoft etiorn-osit Lono-lial ga.-.-Other eminent %writers are Paid to have fumithed. their fupport, but as internal evidence from their fanner. compofitions, is againft this, we [hall not hazard conjegures that have lit tle foundation. Of the work itfelf we know not how to (peak in adequate terms. It certainly bids fair to be po pular, but not, we humbly prefume, becaufe It is the bell of its kind : Since the eftablillament of our Review we have Peen many better—but becaufe there was an uncommon demand for fomething of the kind, and becaufe in the prefent Rate of lite. Nature, it is the heft we are likely to have. The language has at leaft the merit of perfpicuity, a very clear proof that Mr. PITT had not a princi pal )land in rt. It is indeed throughout eafily in aclligible, and teems to confirm the Paying of Dr. Jorinsos, that no man will write well who does not write from intyfriy. The ret atervia dowel is frequently too apparent, and if it is not to that alone we owe this work, it certainly quickened the author's imagination, and made him dafh away surresie edema That the work is not entirely original, may be *flirted without impugning the author's genius. He who writes on a topic that has been handled before, cannot eafily avoid beaten ground. Yet if our author has borrowed, he has at leaf[ borrow. ed from fources that are not generally known. He appears to halm Itudied the doarine of pare with great attention : he has cleared ambition from all Its unreafonable propenfities ; and, if we are not greatly miflaken, has dipped once or twice in a work net generally known, entitled, JiRE MY Wm rr I's Refloration of all Thirip." His fentiments accordingly are uncommonly liberal; he has no referve in his manner, unlefs in one or two intlances of little confequence, and -where convinced he is in the wrong, he gives up the point with the air of a man who cannot, or knows not how, to re tain it. It was expeeted that la: would have pro fited by the labours of a brother author, who pub lifhed, a few years ago, fome P.lfays at Paris and Lille, but thofe publications he has either not Peen, or wholly difregarded. The prefent fy gem is therefore J uftly entitled to be conlidered as novel in this country; and we fhould fuppore, will meet with few opponents. Where an author has done his heft, it would be unjufl to expelt more from him. If there are others who think they can do better, the prefe is open, and truth will not fuller by difcuftion. There is one circumfiance, however, to which we mull advert, although prima facie it may not teem to be within our province. Yet, as guardi• ans of the book•buying world, we know not that we thould be juftified in yielding to mere civility any point in which they are concerned. We al lude to the price of this work, which is certainly enormous, and out of all proportion. It may in deed be exciifed by the general rife in the materi als ; the author in a few lines of preface hints fomewliat to this pus pore. Allowing all this, we Rill may all, What is there in it that might have prevented its being puhlifhed two, three, four, or even five years ago, before that vall rift took place on every article ? Did the author really think it neceffary to taLe the poet's advice, and keep his work nine yari in his clofet ? If authors, from pride, or caprice, or an afTcaed modefty, or any other caufe, will keep back their works, and publifli at a dear tame, it is not very reafonable in them to espat that the world will pay them for outftand ing intereft of money. ilaving offered thcfe ob. jettions, in which we are convinced we only anti cipate the public voice, v.e ink it but fair to fub join the following extras from the prif a e. le..v ing it to our Readers to admit the apo:ozy, or not, as they pleafe : 6. Pref. p. ilea.—That this work &mild have ap. peett:d mile! cannot-be denied. Yet the delay is o . 1,1(11) imputable to the author. The fait was, war the PRINTIR had, fume time ago, a let of :rim who flruel for fume trifling reafon or other, and refitted to compote a tingle line of the work. In this dilemma, he was tinder the neceflity ofem ploying his 'prentiees on it, who, though they were mid of them raw lads, ju ft come from fchool, and had done little but carry proofs to authors, &c. got up the work with tolerable correftnefs, and indeed in a manner wholly unexpeiled." Excufes like this which arife from finer neceffi ty, candour mutt admit ; and it is but jullice to aid that the lilt of errata is not very copious, al• though tome of the articles are of fuch importance that we flatter onrfelves we (hall perform an accep table fervice by pointing them out—p. to 6, fcr Grand Monarque read Chef Confid—a little lower down, for indemnity read cegion—p. to, for ancien regime read Colon, and for Bourbon read Trinidad— for Social Order read French Rtpulfic--Lerrors of lets import, as all lies for Allies, readily will occur to the reader, and need not be pointed out. The paper and print of this work are much in ferior to that of Mr. Small Pybits'•beatttiful Poem, The Soviet IGN. Indeed there k nothing in this which reminds us of the Swereign. With there objections, however, which in critical propriety, we could not have • with-held, this work bids fair to be popular, particularly on the Continent. Prom tie LONDON GAZETTE, Ofider 27. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, OCTOBER 27. toth Regiment of Light Dragoons--(leorge &Act:vie, Cent. to be Cornet, without purchafe,vice Souter, promote& t 7th Ditto—Cornet James Annefley to be Lieutenant, without ' purchafe, vice Long, who retires. 35th Regiment of Foot—Major William Howe Campbell to be Lkutenant-Colonel, by purchafc, vice M'Alifter, who retires; Captain Chriftopber Clargea to beMajor, by pur chafe, vice Campbell 37th Ditto—Richard Walton, Gent. to be En fi gn, by parade, vice Hazlevenoil, Promoted. 60tis Ditto—Lieutenast Hugh Montgomery, from the tyth Light Dragoans, to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Auftin. promoted. _ 87th Ditto- George Wathen, Gent. to b: Enfign, by parchafe, _ • vice Davis, who retires. suit Ditto—Dugald Campbell, Gent. (late a Lieutenant in the AroWhite Fencibles) to be Entign, without purchak, vice i Colln*, promoted, Loyal Garrifon Battalion--Enfign Chiles Atkinfon, from the Half pay of the late Royal Garrifon Battalion, to be Enfign, vice Wetherhead, promoted ; W. A. J. Crawley, Gent. to be Enfign, vke Salter, acceded. Captain Nugent's Third Levy—Richard Farrell, Gent. to be Enllgn, with Rank in the Army, to long only as he &all be employed in the (aid Levy. BREVET. Colonel Thomas PiEloti3Of the 56th Foot, to be Brigadier- General in the Mind of Trinidad only. STAFF. . _ Captain Chutes Irvine, of the 6zd Foot, to be Deputy Adju tantaGeneral to the Forces Rational in the Ifland of jamaita, wish the rook of Major in the Army, vice Noble, dectstfcd. William Potts, Efq. late Major of the Sth Foot, to be Paymalter of aßecrulting DiArid, vice Mathew., appointed Major of Cheirea HorpiaL - tR Devonfhire Regiment of Gentlemen and Yeo manry Cavalry. John Sander,, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Chave, who ragas. Benjamin Hodge, Gest. to be Surgeon. Liverpool Light Horfe Volunteers. George Mather, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Brown, decoded. Royal Mid-Lothian and Edinburgh Volunteer Cavalry. Cornet Henry Jamiefon to be Captain of a Troop, vice Pan das, promattd. Cornet William Rama) , to be Lieutenant, vice Trotter, who ragas. George Ramfay, Gent. to be Comet, vice Ramfay. Eaa Regiment of Somerfetthire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.—Martock Troop. Lieutenant Wiwam BaD to be Captain, vice Bain, who reflgns. John Rice Wood, (lent. to be Lieutenant, Vitt Ball. Henry Cary, Gent. to be Cornet. Beaford Company of Volunteers. Francis Handford, Gent. to be Hilt Lieutenant. WiLum Webber, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Royal Cheviot Legion. Major Henry Homage St. Paul to be Liemenant-Colonel Cuptzin George Hughes to be Major, vice St. PauL To be Captains--Lieutenants '1 homas Bell, vice Hughes Robert Cuthbert . ; Ralph Compton; William Nate ; Ralph Sanderfon; and William Barber. . To be Lieutenants—Enfign Thomas Selby, vice Bell; Edward Werge, Gent. vice Cuthbert; 'rhomas l.iddle, Gent. vice Compton; Jac -ph Darling, Gent. vice Nelfon ; Henry Bar ber, Gent. vice Sanderfon ; Richard Lcadbitter, Gent. vice Bather. To To be Enfigna--Anthooy Headley, Gent. Thomas Sanderfoo, Gent. John Ernblcton, Bent. William Hogg, Gent. vice Jobfon, fuperf-iled. North Devon Volunteers. William Carter, Gent. to be Second Lkatettatn, vice Hatherly, pron.cced. sd Regiment of the Royal Earl India Volunteers. Francis Gray, Gent. to be imfign, vice Gras, promoted in the Company of A rtillery. Edinburgh Royal Highland Volunteers. Andrew Sivewright,Gent. to be imllyn, vire Brown, promoted. Loyal ............ Yoluutccrs. SeCond Lieutenant William Luton to be Firft Lieutenant, vice Fcntun, who refigns. Second Lieutenant Robert Junes to be Firft Lieutenant, vice nfor, who refigns. lofepti Hill. Gent. to be Second Lieutenan t , visit !Anon. ames Hunt, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Jones. llordle Volunteera. Henry Clofe, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Lawithiel Volunteer'. Enfign William 1 . oiler to be Lieutenant, vice Pomeroy, wbo re ad Battalion of the Manchefter and Salford Volunteers. im onus Warren, Gent. to be Adjutant. Hallkyorth, Gent. to be (425arter-Malter. P Melville Volunteers. Captain Fred: ri. k johnftua to be Make, vize the lion. George Late, who rcligns. Otley Volunteers. non= Shaw, Gent. to IN: Lieutenant, vice Barrett, who re figns. Dania Forger, Gent. to be Adjutant, vice Shaw. Parkltam Volunteers. Thomas Recd, Cult. to be Lieuttmant, , rke Pridham, who rctigos. - Rothymurchus and Kincairn Volunteers. Captain Jo►n Peter Grant, of the Rothymurcbua Cavalry, to be Major-Commandant. Firft Lieutenant James Cameron, of Ditto, to be Captain. Lieutenant Duncan Mackintogi, of Ditto, to be Firft Lieutrimt, vice Cameron. Ch s Sti.wart, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice M..ck intia‘li. Srrathmiglo Volunteers. Firll Lieutenant 1/rid Walker to be Cap:aln, vice Slime, who r,figns. ' l 'hornaiWilku, Oct. pbe heitLieuttwot, nice Dsvi4 Wsikm Royal Wellm;nfler Volunteers. ',avid Spence, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Holmes, promotcd. William Ginger, Gent. to be Ettgis vice Bowman, promoted. ' North Riding of Yorkfhire Riflemen. Right Honourable George Lord lidorpeth to be Liellitalallt, vice Dame, who refigns. Commillion in the Seventh (or Ayr and Renfrew) Regiment of North Biltifli Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated June 1 Lindle7, 1801. Enlign Andrew Um to be Lieutenant, vice y, who raires. MEMORANDUM. The appointment of Captain John Nicholfon Frood, of the Welt London MiStia, to he Captain In the Newfoundlaud Fencibles, as ftatcd in the Gazette of the 3d lnftsint, has not taken place. Lieutenant John Clatter, of the 38th Regiment of Foot, 13 In perfeded, bring abfent without leave. Surgeon Charles Montague, on the Hofpital Staff, Is fuperfeticd, bring abkut without leave. EIIMATL SI in the Gazette of the soth infant. Blackheath Volunteer Cavalr y. For Captain Thatoar Wilfeo, of the Woolwich Troop, to be Major, Read Captain Sir 'newer Matra Wilfia, Bart. of the Wool wich Troop, to be Major. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Dec. Iq. Hush Roberts, late of Alderfgate-fireet, London, filk weaver, at ten, at Guiltilt.ilL BANKRUPTS. John Holland Pemberton, of Liverpobi, merchant, to furrender Nov. t 6, t 7, and Dee. V, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, in john-ftreet, Liverpool. Anomie*, Mr. Robert Greaves, in Liverpool; or Marrs. Ward, Datnetts, and Gravel, Co vent-Garden, London. Jofeph Taylor and John Barker March, of Wigmore-fireet, Caundilh-fquare, lint drapers, NOV. i g 14. and Dcc. 8, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Man. Willett and Annifley, Finibury-fquare, London. Edward Wail, of Shrewfbury, Sabo, innkeeper, Nov. 16, Ty, and Dec. 8, at twelve, at the Guildhall, 6hrevelbury. Actor- Ma, Mr. Henry Kotler, Kirby-ftreet, Hatton-Garden, Lon don ; .or Mr. William Coupland, Shrewfbur.. Pracs revives in every hams the vital beam of joy—man exults in the general return of that blef ling in which, as an individual, he will participate: the heart, or " wheel at the ciflern," (as Sterne, in Le Fevre's Rory finely expreffes it) performs its revolutions with unwonted celerity. With the profpea of Peace, fortune combines to gild the fcene of man, by the Capital Benefits comprized in the Irifh Lottery for November, which will alfo be the lag Lottery ever drawn in Ireland ; hence, the profped of Peace, which has at once cheered and unlocked the chi lled hearts of thoufands, the unrivalled merits of the Scheme itfelf, and the cer tainty that it will be the left Lottery drawn there, have formed a triple combination to advance the price of Tickets! and what is more, to purchafc them all I for, were there 64.,000 Tickets, where there arc but 32,000, they would be all bought up, fuch is the univerfal defire to have fome memorial of this grand Lottery epilogue. STATE LOTTERIES, 18oz —The Iv is.“ begin drawing the 16th of November next, and the ENGLISH the 3d of March, 1 Poz.—Ailote. The Tickets in both Lotteries will be higher before the time of drawing.—The Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenth Shares, (duly flanmed, purl - um to Aa of Parliament), are fold and regiflercd by Mr. NICHOLSON at his State Lot tery Office, No. 16, Cornhill , London, oppolit: the Bank of England, where all bufinefs relatiye to Lotteries, or the Public Funds, is faithfully tn-mf aded.—The following is a Numerical Lill of th: Capital Prizes lately fold and !hared at this Office; No. 5429 Z.10,0C3 No. 2348 1 - 77g5 - • 24 4 P 25565 • SeGC O 9 06 5 • moon 28333 - 14777 - - 5F. 0 3 08 75 - 54( 70 17015 . 10,000 4 2 7 00 - 10P00 17049 .. - 10,000 4397 8 - - . 54/00 19004 - 10,000 44 01 4 - 2O.CCC 1 9 8 9 6 5.000 46676 - - tO 2 3339 - 5.000 5261'3 - tope° , Bcll4es raasy ... of spcol. 1.0001. azed scd. each. Money for the 'Prizes as flion as arivat. :schemes gratis.—Orders from the Country (poll paid) duly attended to. COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Hembtugh 32 4 3 U. Genoa - . 43 Alma - 32 $2 U. V elliCe - . 391 Leghorn 53 s 3 Lifts - - 63 Cadiz . 394 effcetive Oporto - - 64 Madrid - 391 effealve Dublin - -22 f Naples - , 43 BIRTH& Lately at Evetingham, near Pock Horton, the Lady of M. Conitable Maxwell, Lfq. of a daughter. At Londoodcrry,the I:th In ft the Lady of Brigadier General Cohn Campbell, of a daughter. At Nenthorn, on the math Inft. Mrs. Roy, wife of Wiliam Roy, Erg. of Nenthorn, of a fon. MARRIED. On the sth left. Mr. Wm. Garnet, aged 66, to Mifa fon, aged as, both of Crolthwaite, in Weffinoreland.—What Is more remarkabk, he weighs twenty-one Rone, and his bride only feyen. Lately, Lieutenant Knott, of the ad regiment of the Sower fet Militia, to Mifs Clarke, cldfft daughter of the late Mr. Cl•trke, merchant. of Briftol. At Aberdeen, the Gth init. Mr. William Smith of the Royal N.tyy, to Mitt Mary Tait, daughter of the late Mr. Tait, Lite Sheriff Depuvraf Aberdeenfhire. DILD. At Eagkfcairnk, the ads init. Patrick Lindfay, of Eagle. cairnie, Efq. agtd 82. At Stirling, - on the lift inft. AL:sander Jaffrey, El+ of (Baf fin:all. At her houfe in George-ftrect, Edinburgh, 011 the 28th loft. Mn.t Wilkie, widow of John Wilkie of Foulden, Eli. On Sunday lait, Mn Barbara Danner, wife of Mr. William Simplon, clothier in Aberdeen. FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURER& ri-napt from the Audlion duty, agreeable to Aft oiPTrilanargit. On Thurfday the 19th of November, tilos, At Five o'Clock in the Afternoon, PET; R DE BRAUWF.R and Co. will put up to Pubik Sale, I At the ManufadlurcesWarehoules, No. iss,Ablerfrate-ftreet, ALARGE and Valuable Afiortment of Britifh- Manufainured Piece Goods : Confining of Plain, Fancy, and i Worlied Muffins—Justices, Books, and Mulls—Super fine, Plain, Figured, and Printing Cambries..—Balarsire, Book, and Lappet Handkerchiefs and Shavils—;Dimitles—Ginghams —Nankeens—Checks—Printed Cambrtes,and Calicoes—ditto Shawls--Puilkat and Madras Handkerchkfo.—Black and Blue, Plain and Fancy Vclieteens, Vidvarts, &c. .A.lfo a Large Affortment of Woollen Qoods, confining of Superfine Welt- Country Broad Cloths; ditto, or London Kerkrymeris— Suprr-coatings—Swandowns, and a great variety of other I Goods. For further partkulars, information may be had by apply ing to Wulbam Atiyne, Ageat for this Bufinefs at Glafgow; And to Win. Purdy and Sun, Sworn Brokers, No. all, Mark lane. N.B. Part of the above Prernifes are appropriated for Cot ton Yarn of all forte, Water and Muk Twlft, and Wcft, of which P. De Brauwer and Co. receive Cont stunents, and exe cute ardor & fp' UK Or-49re Savichr gad Furagq 1,48+16 SOMPRgETSIIIRt. TO Ey 1.01.1) BY PRIV A v.' COA rr: ArT, By .VII. AVALUABLE FREE;101.1) confaUng of a Maanr, Finitry, , with two Farm Mollie', fui , rNe ar,l Acres of the Richrit Feeding I and it, t h e , „„ 1. to a mit refpcdable •I'Loal.t, at a NIA Hundred and Lvemy P0un , 11,La,,,.!•h0, desirably f.:uate within a few rats of We3N, u, C. (:.;,.,,v Sontcrf:t. Further P.:rtict,lars itt.:y VALUABLE SALMON FltiliibiGS LONOISO 1U MP: nuat:: or u: TO BE LET for SEVEN YEARS, fv:un ift it -c7--t. I°a3 1"1 - IE \VI-10LE SALMON FISHING'', ia - Alva', and alon^ the Sea Coat attj titf.ng :he te t, o: Ito:b fieLa of the River. as ;hey have been oceuri Iby M John Ri.tfird:on and Co. of Perth, and James Oardon of Pu•ft,fiu m, !or th.le nineteen year. paft ;an ero tv;d.b his Grace has of late acqui ed iro..t th. La-u 04.041- duLft i.vu. There t 'thing§ extend more than eight Mit. I a! n g dr, 5. % Curft, and about fix Miles up the River, wi.la pri‘ Ccgc it C u ivcs. Propof Is :nay be addrdi d to the dote of Gordon, at G„ dot COD:, by Forhaher wi', nil gi • :nt to the bowniarics,. t co.o.nunicat. .1.1 ne to end n; Mt.rots. N. B. The Duke of Gordon's 9 11. M iN 'I9:iINO ; the River LOCHY. in the Lordth pof i..rhwhe e ti C Invernefs,tire aifo to l.e La.—The Pa-ticr..as tlhe r r oda mentioned in a fut. r: Advertifernent. COLLIERIES 'SEAR NEWCASTLE UPON I'YN%. TO BE SOLD BY AUCIION -BY MR. kA: :• At the Rainbow Coffee-hook, in Cornhill,l ondn ! or F i :ay the 3oth of Oc t ober, at Twelve o'Clock, an Nine L o; . , CERTAIN FREEHOLD, Half and 01,er SHARKS of and in fevcral Valuable C 01.1.11. it !Ls ; lying under upwards of 7000 Acres of Land, in the County of Drrham, well known to contain Scams of fine Cral; a lagt rag wholly unwrought, and very advanta&coufly Muted on Ma Bank, of the River Tyne, within 3,5, and 9 Miles Newcastle. The Collieries now in work are Thornby and Weft Winlatun, and Crawcrook ; the former of w:1 was opened in the prefect year, and pram*s the belt to the Undertakers. Mr. Samuel Barrafs. of ReWs-Field, between CI, !!• ftreft and bileweaftle, Colliery Viewer, win give ry information u to this property, and of whom print tars may be had ; alfo at the Qireiii Hued inn and I Newcaftle ; at the Wheat Shea ' (, Durham; the Prr-, - York Courant ; of Meffrs. White and Formes, Soli: cokes Inn; Rainbow Coffeuhoufe ; and of Mr. P.:,itre, Surveyor, Charlotte-ft:cot, Bioornibury, London, vlor, of the Surface under which the raid Coln, tics Peen. Mr.DIDINt A cr. At the only Wareboufe for Dr. James's Powder, N 0..; c, S. :. Paul's Church-yanti.a few doors front the Corner of C1,,•ap,1 1 HE following MEDICINES Are fold, :It prices annexed, inclulive of the Stamp DUCICE this ; but no additional charge has been mad.- N.—a James'. Powder • which is continned at the original rite o' • as. 6d. * per packet. It may alto be had at ti. as. per dozon; or the quanti y of a dozen packets In one bottle, for tl. as. Gd.tile.r included, fo that the Politic are no iifferers. But in order to facilitate the ~peration, and to left:;: t h e then of this Ad, which woidd in a great meafu re ban prove.; a tat upon benevolence. ail the other Medicines are C.-id yang retells purchaling !vas a JOSCII or more, free front th, e pence of the Stamps. ~d: Dr. James's Powder a 6 Dr. Steera's Cisodeidoc a 6 .loalc2tic kill* 4 6 --- Oa a 4 —•—•• Cattle Powact t 6 Parogurie Dr. Hooper's Pills tt 4 zenees - - t Dr. Audio's ehalybeate Camomile Drops r y Pills 4 o Tffe;:oe of Coltsfoot 3 Y Berry's Bilious Bills 5 o Etr.,:ice of Peppermitit 1 I Dalby's Cartninazive ; 9 Ormfkii k 111:d:eines 5 9 Tickell's Etherial Spirit 3 6 (1td..% 11/I.encha Greenotwh'sThictures tti Inglis's Scuts Pills / I.ozonges t t Grant's Di ~t i s I; Mr.S- penee's Dente:rice 4 0 Mown', Drops 5 • Freake's Tinturt, °Nark .; 6 Spikburz's D . nos 5 Hoxliam's ditto s 6 Speedim PIN : Engllib, Coffee 1 9 Dr.-soiandet'aTea : Cephalic Snuff 0 9 Jones's Rheur. • •ic Tindure, 3s. 6d. Alto the Genuine ArquehtiCade lately impertod, an! of the other Proprietary Medicines In repute. Orders fur s t r. ration are fupplled without Stamps as before this AR. N. B. As many perfons, particularly fersauta and mittake the bottle, 1. NEWBERN, the Proprietor, i•• 1,••.'o• the neeeility of pointing out, that it is at the Ealt End rat Paul's, ne. - -reft to Chrap6dc, and that it has a great white Itt.s coed front, with there words inferibtd T/11 , NIA' WA It 11.0t!IF FON DR. JAM. I'. Pr.vnr,, wFI N Prife+unai Men to ca.:c tt.ort it fponfibility deviate from the r eneral (Stan br lcdtion of a peculiar Branch, the fanctke of long ooncluka4 facade is the De ft criterion of fuperiority. • . . Eight yeirs have I devoted my . praEtice' to the exclulive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, tnd the fuccefstid rdolt of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppole as fa r a. I am able the ravages of titofe complaint, which are the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. •_ . After init ia t ion into every branch as an Army Surtroe. I formed a with at an early period of Pradtdce to releut 1.. ala front the Ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equal.) gerous precipitancy of general Pradtitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which 11.1 , •.- de- voted my attention, contprize every (pada of VT N!".RF AI. INFECTION, whether of a recent or long sivration.—z.l l n , All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing front the ha Schoolboys, or the Indulgence of mature age, and !ally that rangeman of the fyflem in Women which is Galled BAK.tI NESS ac STERILITY. Numerous difeafcs ate the rcfult or Ignorance or hurt , treatment of a Gin* Gonorrhaa,and it not unfrequ.3.•lv 1 pens that the fords of I.its are poifuned by the Indiferec... ;uardsd hour. By a fuperiur method fuel. cousp..uut• ea ily cured, and even where others have failed, I trust tln:1 DI A • prertime to offer a radical re-eftablithment. Few,howevir, are the cafes of complicated . ellitrtri in diforder CNN:4"yd with the calamitous lituatioas from indulpeute ina SOLITAiX Y VICE, or the ptcvalctA ties of a falhionablc Life, acquire that Rate of De:A:icy Is the unavoidable consequence of filch pernicioui habit.. Where the unhappy (utterer brood. , over his miler!. hut env, hilly conceals his inisfortuue, it may be fame ...alai - Wan:ln fie him to know, that alth.nitth it be an oh;ret of doubt Sr ti,..:er talnty with other Prxditioncrs, the removal of :loft. D:111- CLENCI ES by the gradual prngrefs R: notation in. a ctt . 3:711 meat of my experience. If the rites of or V::: It. have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will I.r.c, by an early counteradtiou of this languid Mate, and in cafes no great difacultics will occur. _ _ But when this Deficiawy has for years carted a proper rtg. kversnce Is indifpenfibly requirt e to revive the rumbriag ipstka of Life, and to re-aninune the Conflitutioa. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been dirappointed In their expettadons of a Family, may bt: Affortal. 111. e. 40 molt initances fuch defcCis are curable by Medical Stri. The SECRECY which is fo veil:Mal to my ■nder' At ink and the Qualifications which I have pre(unwd to Rate, form the Bars of my Pretcntions, and in coincidence with fu..h 'nation It given, that Mr y may be confulf. ditear. l3 l (or by letters including a (mall note) at Ms houre,tlo.l9, Avow ' d el-ftrect. Strand, loaf Temple-Ihr. There is an additional entrance in Waier4reet aeljeaninln and she name Is on both the dnors, M. & Member of Me Royal Case of Hurfeem LONDON: Printed for the Proprietors. by JOHN DANIEL o:Carnaby-areet ) at the ST•• PIIIIITIwn-Orries, No. I. rri -ftreet ; and pabliated by LEVEL BENT, (al Car terbury-race, Leinibab ), at No 1, Carey-Itreet, and at t.e l STAR-OftC a, Temple-Bar; to winch Office an tonsmata. iodine tor tbc Sono& arc requaol to be WreCrat vU7I 1' mts sa To I This 1 Tbi with which NV COIL etthcr Mr. 11 Di f,7re ti Co lore 8.0.1 113,91 WIH Qua 114 L: Ca !wing t rip wow Eir,A Kitt Can nt. :fuc Slav Oi N.