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• —s, - . ____ _ --__ 5..... ~, ogmiggimpopoirmoroprinn---------R --• Cerit • P,.. . . I , • . A L ...; ‘1;,.. . • r .. le 4 . . 1. -S • 7 lt ,',:t . 1 1 ..: % •••• A ". -, -4,.. _ .• 4: ., ',--, s . 4 . ..,. %., L '.` o - . . - VINO I .. frrt . , ---,..... (M ~..,,) . • , . - • SATURDAY, DEC EMBER 16, 1815. N tr3II3ER 8983. PRICE 5111 , 7 :-Y +:. THEATRE ROrAI., DRURY-LANE. • 11IIIS PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' servants will perform a revived Play, called THE MERCHANT OF BRUGES; OR, BEGGAR'S BUSH. THE CHARACTEII3 BT KEAN, Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. RAE, Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. Ml/ NDEN, Mr S. PENLEY, Mr. OXBERRY, HARLEY, Mr. POWELL, Mr. S Nall% Mr. PENLEY ; Miss L.KELLY, Mrs. HORN, Mrs. BLAND, and Mrs. BARRETT. After which Or new Farce called ' MY SPOUSE AND I. • ADMIMILTAOPPICS, Nevemkr 20, 1815. N OTICE is lamb given, Mx a Session of Oyer and Terminer and Gcat Ddivery, fir the Trial of Offences committed an the High Seas, +within the jut ofMe effaehafty of England . , will he held at Justice Hall, in the 01J Bailey, Lon&n, on Tuesday, the 19th of December mixt, at ifett rilocl in Me morning. WATE It LOO SU Y.:IC R I PTION. Rev. J. Howard 'Thomas Be, a :Id, F. q. Mr,. 1, Plumptre Emanuel Seward, Esq. Robert Stone, E:q. i. Burps*: 4rs. Pue . . 3 0 • 2 2 0 1 0 0 2 S 0 5 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, Deceit nett 14, 1815. .A L T a MEETING of the GENERAL COM MI 1"t:.11, this day, . . . ALEXANDER BARING, Esq. M. P. In the Chali, The 'freasueers Reported, That X4OOO Long Annuities 235,000 Ited::ced :s per Cent. Annuities 75,200 S per Cent. Consuls had been invested. J. BARATIV. seI,C9S 13 0 The Committee begs to request that the return of the Sub scriptions made in the several Churches and Parishes in Eng land and Wales, by tb? Licence of the King's Letter, and of the Districts, Towns and Cities of the United Kinzdom, to this time, may he advised, and the remittances made at the earliest convenience for the purpthe of investment in the Panic Securi ties bearing interest. _ _ Ommaney and Druce 21 10 0 At Stni , h, Payne, and Co, Parish of Schadlei, per Rev. P. Ravericroft 1 18 6 Parish of Crick, Uci byshire, per Rev. H. Wolstenbohner 9 7 0 Tilt PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS IV Mr. BELLAMY, Mr. HARLEY, Mr. OKBERRY, Mr. GATTIE, Mr. HUGHES, Mr. Mr. BARNARD. Miss KELLY, Mrs. H4 RLOWE, Mrs. BLAND . The Farce of My Spouse and I, will be paformcd every even :, till further notice. On Monday, King Richard the Third. • • Un l'ut..aday, The Merchant of lima; or, Beggar's Bush. On Woinehday, The Will. ' Oti Thursday, The Merchant of Bruges. All Cotortunicatlqns per Port, are to be directed Smtarplian, it Is also earnestly request:•J, that rankers or other r:rsons, who may have reel ived any Subscriptions on this accouni, will favour the Committee with a return of all such sums, if nor al rra•ly tuAlced and acknowledged in their daily adv, rtisemtlits; the correction orally -rrors or teFort, and the notice of omissiuns (if any) are partic4tas ly deDired. Lon4 . n, anti to be j at under Cover, t!irectel fraiNis Frer/1;x, Bs7. etc. trfe. FIJI Ofi , e, g. • Lisa*. 1 CHEA rut ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. - - THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be per formed, the Comedy of SMILES AND TEARS ; OR, THE WIDOWS STRA GEM. THE PRINCIPAL-CIIANACTEKg BY Mr. YOUNG, Mr. C. KEMIsLE, Mr. !ONES, Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. AP. )'1"1', Mr. EFI;Ettl ES ; Mr's. C. K ENABLE. Mrs. FAUCIT, Mrs. GIBBS, Mos FOO f E., Miss SEYMOUR. Prologue to be spoken by Mr. Assort., and the Epilogue by Mr. ListoN. To which wilFbe added, CY MON. Merlin, Mr. EGERTON; Cyrus's, Mr. DURUSEF ; Plihramond, Miss BURRELL ; Dorus, Mr. LIS lON ; Limo, Mr. FAWCETT; Damon, Mr. 'FINNEY ; Dcrilas, Mr. NORkIS. Urranda, Miss HUGHES; Sylvia, Miss STEPHENS; Fatima, Mrs. 61 PAIS ; l'herhe, Miss M•ALPINE ; Daphne, Miss MA I THEWS ; Dorcas, Mrs. LIS I-ON. - . On Monday, Venice Preserved; with The Magpie or the :Maid. On Tuesday, Smiles and Tears; or The Widow,' Stratagem. On Wedne.day, I he Orphan. The New (laud Christina. Pantomirnt., which has been since the snnotner in preparation, will he produced at the utt:.,l period. This cla t y were pablished, - In nnc Vulnme, vitt octavo. price ; Oi. 60. boards, Fr E AMATORY WORKS TOM SiiUF- Ft:ETON, of the Ali :d! Temple. I am a frolicsome fellqw, from flower to flower, like Et:miner's frail insect, ! fly, Intrlguirg.with a halt tenr--eirl,, And (warn them many a lie. Printed for tit Author, kn! sold by Sherwood, Neely, and limes, Paternoster-row ; -and by ell other linoloeflers. On the 28th Instant will be ptsb!isl.e.i. it r role. 4tn. T lit LIFE of JAMES the sr.coND, KING of ENGI.AND, &e. eoR tied nut of 'Memoir: wr.t ',13 own hand; together with the King's Advice to hia Sou, and itt4 Majesty's Will. Publibhed front the Ortginal Stuart Alanu•eripts in Carlton House. By the Rev. J. S. CLARKE, LI .1.1. T.R.S. Historiographer to the King, Chaplain to the liouNsAtAl, and Librarian to he l:t gent. Printed for Longman, Flury Rees, Orate, and Brown, nner. noster.rew ; Payne and Foss, and Budd and Calken, Pall Mall. In a few days will be published, price 6s. sewed. YpHE EDINBURGH REVIEW and CRITI CAL lODRNAL. No. SO. Contents:—Twetldelrs Lite and Remains—General Registry of Slaves.—Lingard't Antiquities of the Anglo-Saxon Church— Wordsworth's White Doe—Huber on Bees, Vol. 2—Mr. Phil trig Speech in the Court of Common. Pleas, Dublin—Elphin sinne's Babylon—Descrii.tion du Pachalic de Bagdad.—Carnoey Defence—Holland's Travels into Albania, &c. —Poderin's Lives t,f .Miltan's Nephews—France—Sir N. Wraa all's Mower to the Calumnious Reports ; &c.—Boyd on British Flitances. • Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and : Brown, London. TEGG'S NEW CHRONOLOGY, Corrected to 1815. 111, clay VIII published, iii One stout Pocket Vol. price 111. boards iIEGG'S CHRONOLOGY, or HISTORIAN'S 1 COMPANION ; bring an alchemic Register of Events 'rum the earliest Record' to the present 'Lime : benT an tpi:ome Universal History, including the most memorable'rratisactions a the French Revolution and the late War, to its Termination. By THOMAS lEGG, Editor of the Young Mail'e Book of Knowlelge. London : Printed for Thomas Pegg, No. 111, Cheapbide ; and nay be had of all Booksellt rs. 1 his day vas publi.hed, in one vet. duodecimos, pr!ct: 6s. boards, THE SPIRIT of ENGLISH WIT, kr 1816; Or, POST•CNAISIC COMPANION: being an Entertaining :'ii get of Laughable Anecdates, Smart Rep-It - tees. Prise Runs, ed Erlgrams, Humourons EgitaMis ' Droa escriptiotts, 'r rightly IVitiicisms, Singular Characters, Bursts of 111..rriment, k.:uricous Advertisements, Flights of 'mac ill2tloll. Effti-inns of Vanes , : including several original Jeu tl' Etvus. Third Edition. I do bald that the funds a wit and merriment Are no: yet exhausted. tliat the wings of fancy are not yet cli;ped, and that /Ur anceetuft have nut bud and sung all our good things." ••• I.ondoo PrimeS for Thomas *Pegg, No. 111, opp,),itt ".:I:urch, Cheapside ; and C. Chapple, Pall-mall. This day was publirlieki, price :Os. ed. boai.l4, AN AUTHENTIC NARRATIVE of the late Sanguinary HA rr Li:. on the PLAINS of W:1 ITIU.OO. Exhibiting a Minute Detail of all t::e Military Operations of the it roes who signalised ihiewelves on that memorable occasion, •.; , poced to Napoleon _irte in person. To which is added, l'renrh Amon,. of thil mon:trolls conflict, from a French .intral. Third Edition, enibrlhshed with a superb coloured 'ortrait of the Author; a View of I.a the Alliance, and a Otliiy finished Engraving, the beat Likoneasof Napolcom bona aud two Correct Maps, from actual Auraey of the scents ttion. by Linden int -11;Clieral SCOT Printed for E. Cos and soy, High-street, Borough. wbom may be had, The Compkta of 311.r,iial Ney, price 6%. _ _ THE LATE CAMPAIGN, &c. AIR. LEIGH ha s t t t he d tho p io hl u i r , to b 2 y n a no . U i l e Ct il work LtL . ope.iu lntres t to the pi huie , by G e iztleu an oth . erry eminence. It iornpriscs a faithful narrative of the* late Revolution in ranee, from the lauding of Bonaparte at Cannes, to his de.par. Ire tor St. Helena; includi!.g a connected and impartial lii,tut7 the causes, progre,s, and termination of the Conspiracy u: i'ls ; and particularly a most minute aid vim:initial az , • t.nt of the memorable Victory of M'aterloo, by vrhi:h the tb-h -• !rat:refit Europe was aisured, and the glory of the Lricish arum • it.4tiated'beyoeci all former precedent. • Ihe work is in great forwarditeNs, the Plans, kc. its the %Is of the engraver., and ttn: wNolc wail be. completed early In _ - - - - - Autfienek communications from Ri lirarp Gentlemen will be uned a peculiar lavwur.-18, strautl, Dec. 16, 5. CONTRACT mu LirJsm...n 011., IRON BALLAST', AND SHIP CHANDLER'S GOODS. NAVY-OFFICE, Nip. 29, 1815. THE PRINCIP.IL OFFICERS and COMMIS -11 S lON ERS ?./ MAJESTY". 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By Ortia, ' C. A. 'JACKET, Act! g Mcinbtr for Loudon. CATON ON Tl - U VP NEREAL. This dr; was published, Tv:elfth Edition, price se. i Ilo;trated with Cases, ,(PRACTICAL TREATISE on the PKEVEN. 4.'1:0N and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE, pants cular is consequences, as Strictures, Gleets, &c. influding very copious and practica Obt.ureations on Tabes Diosali., Hypo. zhuodria•an, °Hanlon, Nocturnal Emission., Seminal Weakness, Murat &c. &e. being a muk.... guide i i those dis • tres,inz and dtbilitat tug maladies, divested ut a 1 technical obscu rities. By M. CATON, Surgeon, Of No. 10, Staiihopie-street, Newcas:le.st rest, Strand, London ; La!ii of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's awl Guy's. Printed for Sherwood mid Co 20, Pa•ernoster•row. To the SCROFULOUS, CONSUMP :Ind NERVOUS. EXPER I M ENTALLY convinced, with the world at Lrze, not. only of the inutility but Holy Fre quently done by all the Methods hitherto employed for the Cure of these Di.eades, and, at the same time, fully persuaded that, in the dispensations of PROVIDENCE, effectual Remedies cer tainly were to be fount! ; we confidently and zealously devoted ourselves to the study of them ; and the result 01 fourti•en years' application has himmi't he happy discovery of Three New Roue. dies, entirely out of the usual routine of tirtheal Practice, pro ducing the most extraordin..ry and beneficial effects on the Con sumptive, Scrofulous, anti liervous, who are not only relieved from the urgent symptoms of these lamental.«> complaints, but their very Constitu. ions are radically changes/I—We oxygenate the blood of the Consumptive, heal their direated longs, and re store the emaciated frame to robust and ruddy health. Nor do wit palliate only the Sprot•re% of Scrofula; fir our ilcroftilotis Remedy also strikes at the very root of the disease, and rarely fails rooting it out oft hr CollilitU:i.m. Our Nervous Remedy is equally successful, and the unhappy subjects of Mental disease, wearied out by perpetual disappoint:mut, may here fool; with confidence, and will certainly obtain relief From their wretchedness. '1 he New Medical institution is established by a Society of Medical Gentle men, for the Cure of these Complaints only, at No. d, favistoch street, Bedford-square, Lotidnu.—P. XAirILIL and Co. _ . . Amp'« 11.,tructiotin ax given with each dittinet Remedy, .ht• price of which ;* lOs ti,l. douhie quidruple'Xi I as. to gether with a Pamphlet of dr• evidences of tl.e Atecebs of these tootles of mitt' e , tt. 1)r. SKINNER, Member of the Royal Cut. lege, may be cons.4.ied at the Institution from eleven to 'tree, or by letter, post paid, including a rmicance, atires,eil to 'F. XAVICR and Co. as :shove. Tl,e above •P.mtphlet may be had gratis, at the Institution, where the It envtlies are Rohl, wholesale, and retail, and by all Vender, in "Watt and Country. NERVOUS COMPLAIN T i. DR. FOTEIERGILL'S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL. DROP: , have been well known nearly WV a Century Ito- Vieir 73eacy in every description of Matrons I)i s. orders, and D..bility or Relaxation in Persons of either Sex, young or old; whether hereditary or occasioned by a long lee. deuce to It it Or unhealthy Climate*, the bonus& rate use of Spi rituous I.iiitturs or other noxious Fluids, too Sedentary a Life, close application to Study, CXCCS3iVe Care Or Grief, injudicious a,!ministration of Mercury, Dissipation, or other causes. Ihe effects of this excellent and powerful re-auiniating Medicine are to give warmth and vigour to the whole Nervous Spite:it, to re pair the tone and injured Constitution of the muscular Nacre. , to render fluid and promote the due circulation of the animal juices, revive and exhilarate the langito.l drooping spirits, assist diges tion by stimulating and strengtistitinz the organs of the stomae'e, excite a genial glow of vital beat whidt gradually extends to every part of the haute; and if pt.-rsev , :red ht cur a reasonable time, teeblern is, lassitude, anxiety, tnelaitcholy, and al: the de pint Ade spiiivoitts of disease wi:l vanish; and Ntrength, ardour, rentry, an 1 every evidence or tenovated health, will he the residt of taking there invaltabb Drops.. COPY. OF ALE ER. To DR. FREEMAN. Sta—After a very bad time in Childbed. 1 was so relticA as not to be able to turn myself in bed; with this ex. rente weaane4 there was found a most alarming nervous wtakness; 1 fat a cm: slant lowness and and sometimes my heat' would scent as though it wined haul still, when I was obliged to spring up and gasp fur biesth. In this dreadful alteration a friend broug'it Plea turtle your FOTHERGILL's NERVOUS CORDIAL DM) P.i ; in a few days I was able to turn myself in bed, and, by persisting la its use, I have complettly recovered, and been able to suckle my child. Sir, your humble servant, • Deptford, Nov 14. MARY HOLMES. Sold at Mr. Butler's, Cheapsitle, corner of St. Paul's Church. yard; and most Medicine Venders in every town in England,' seoland, Ireland, Wales, the East :ad west ludic., America, &c. &o. in bottles, at 46 6d. caeca. Amount of Subsceptiors received and made ?it this place to the 14th A:2311,900 Ss. Bd. • Further Subicriptions. From the Norfo'k and Norwich Waterloo Cent-1 mittees, br:ng the halat.ce of a?I 189 2s. 101 01 which, £2489. 10s. 101. was collected in dit- } 2183 3 10 ferern 1.1693 c.o. titan the folj lowing itidividlais, viz. The liigh Sheriff 5'2 10 0 The Loi Nt li. toenant . . !mid Wodehou3e - - Lord Ilayolq; - Lord Charle., 'rownshend - - The Moo. Colony Wodehouse . - Sir Edtounil Bienn, lint% . - Sir Martin Brown ro,ko, ram • • -ir Robert John Buxton, Barr. - Sir Thomas ieevor, !Sam • Sir George Jerilkhain . . The !Dean of Norwich . • Arch.leacon Oil. r,h.isv . .. sir.' lot Loonbe, Bar . . . Lady C. nnvoshccd . • Eln:unsl 111,e,in, E .q. - - Ro!wrt Eelluwes, risq. - . Wil:imn Le.ntsltxrp Proctor, 1.... i. . John Cermy l'e:re, Esq. • . -• J. J. Petklam:fislJ, F.-.t. - s.t. . Amltnny Antler, F.sq. . • C:i.n lei Ilecvur, E-q. - • '1 hon..is hack. junr. Esq. . • Rev. John -Fellow( 1 . . Wil;ia-n dt,la!r, Esq. - • Edmund Wutkhotee, Esq. • - Rty. Atigustns Bulantr,D.D. - - Jotm Ensor, Esq. - . Re.r. Thomas Bowes - - Robcrc Hawkes, Esq. - • William listing, Esq. . . Mits A. :*:. V Worst • - Rev. Edwar A 1111),;:mle • - Joseph Fitch Rev, Colby Bullock Thoinu Kett, Esq. George S. Kett. ksq.- Rev. Roger Hall . . -- - . S.r tkorgr Brograve, Bart. • Wiiluni Pakinson, Esq. Rev. James Bentham • • Mrs. Sarah Brooke • - Mrs. Jane Brooke • • William li. GBbert, Req. - - John Detre, Esq. . . . John liavil, Esq. • - General John Money - - Rev. Dr. Colombilie - . 13.., j.,,,,,ifl Norton, Esq. . - Rev. Hew y Wilson - - . Mr., Fow!e - . Rev. John Warren - - Jokii Pctre, E. - - Mrs. (;ati: big • • Robert l'ivtridge, EN. - - Rev. Ge bag y liorntry - • • John Morse, Esq. • Edward mracey, Esq. - • .10!“1 Stracey, Esq. - • Rev. George buac.:y • • I. r. '. Gurtion, Esq. _ • _ . Jeltosapltat POstle . , Esq. • • George Leauchany, Etq. - . - Rev. IL Edviartls. juur. • • Rev. John Warren - - Rev. John Hutilfrey - • Dr. tienry klcevur - • Rev. William Lewis - Rev. Samuel Carter . - • Robert Harvey, junr. Esq. - • • Rev. William Jex Blake - Daniel Junes, Esq. - • Rev. Thontas .Martin - • Mrs. Maty Preston - • Rev. Dr. IS_evor • Mrs. M. Beevor : • Mips Beevor . • ' Robert Harvey, Esq, •... , • W. 1.. Rohtoson • • Wt:ii.A:tt 131.ete. E..q. • • Lady I !DAL! . . . h In. Dun vughes - • Re 11. P. S. NV 01 d - . John Wythe, Esq. . • Stantour Ito:It:es, Esq. • ... Christoplit.r Gir4ug, 1.9. Mrs. SLarrtock • • . . - Kew. John Euvon Mn.s linnthw.iyt - - key. George i'restort - • Ruburt !qui:tyre, 1.,,q. • Robert .1! ; ;Jr, I.sq. . . ker. Edw..' kl Codd - • R. 1.. Doughty, Lsq. • • T. F. Gurdtn, Esq. 1ith15.41 Gurucy , k. 41. • • tialtluel Para in;t,n, .L. 41. J. li.sqq.l, h - sq. . Key. Dr. linker • - W. Le Warncr, Esq. - . A. Le 11 :Mier, Esq. • • 1 horuas I.c tA aa ihr, Esq. - . H. IL Bas.4n, sy. • _ I lie itor. W. lahasos W. H. Felltes, k 9. • ' . I be key Dr. Pretyman . . R. H. Gurney, kg+ - . Julut Mur.e, jut Li. • . William bew.ings, K. - . Mrs. Joy • Franca Clarke, Esq. flit got. John Nrlsom . ' • Mrs Farr . - I tic Rev. Qeorge Day - . Ruben Iltrisr , iholl, La+ . . Abbot t'pcher, Esq. . Ike Rtv. F. BoiAn • • 'lhontas Cubttt, k:sq. • • loin Novi y, l?•q. stevemon 110. t ivf.ittiteett J. B. Httutiogdou, . . . . 3 0 0 0 30 10 5 0 5 5 5 5 00 • S 0 I stia D.r.ember. I. P. WEI.'NFOI2I). Secre►ary. ESSENCE OF COLT:;FOO r FO! COUGHS. THE Herb CC ursvoar, called 'ltzsuAal by the ancients, was distinguished, as its name conveys, for its excellence in the cure of Coughs, Asthma', antl erlizr pelmo• nary coltirliints. It rently mums and heals rawness and gorekt:4B of the breast, allays the tickling, which provokes trequent Cough ing, and gives !dotty ol.breathin without Janger of catcl i.:g c thus it will i revcnt consunipt'uos, if taken before the burgs sot: ulct.rateil. Prepared by James Ryan, Svreenn, Bristol ; and sold .by r. Newhery and Sung, No. 45, St. P.mrs, Itolori, In battles, ss, tiJ. rash. II pureha.ed elsewhere, b o.retul to observe that the name ui "F. Newbery," eogr.7..ted on the stamps. TOIL COUGHS, HO.IRSENESSES, &c. 11 R. GKEENOUGH's PECTORAL GI'S of TOI.O ; the great demand for which • :ther u-N • wards of fifty years trial, proves them a superior :cincity for all Coughs, Hoarsenes.es, sore Throats, Asthmatic and Congnp :lee Complaints. he genuine enly have it. Hayward E. aired on the stamp, by whom t;:ey are prepared, as successor to Mr. Greenpugi., the Inverri.r.. _ _ _ Sold h boxes at Is. i id. each by his appointm e nt. by F. N e w. bory and sons, St. Paul's Church•yard; Sut , on and Ca. Bow Church•yard; Bayley and Co. Cocka.pur-street ; Nix, Royal L. change; Ward, 324, Holborn; Clarke, 269, Borough; Sanger, 150, Oxford.,treet; Barclay'., Flect-Marko; Blake, 56, I'n:ca d:Hy; and the Winters of genuine My.licines. I.Vliero also may be had, Mr. Greenanglie celebrated TINC. TURES far preserving the Teeth and *Guns, and curing the Tooth-Ad!, in enlarged batil.:4 a , 2.. 9J. each. I IICI(M A N'S PILLS. IN the various complaints iikzident to the human frame, there are mine more dreadfulln the aatureosormara &Limning in thair con,;Pquenres_ than the GRAVF.L andsTol4; PAINS In the BACK, LOINS, BLADDER, sad LLTM• SAGO. 'I hey are complaints to which every person Is liable, and are a foundation for every other species of Disorder. The above invaluable . Mecteine composed of the most innocent in gredients, has been found co. singular ellicacy, in the above Com plaints; removing die calcttii , cr gritty secretions, and baabbing every pernic;ons teudezioy to t4.-sr disorders, without confine. mem. Fra:n a con..cionsness ut the powerful quality of theist Pills, fully evinced by a prtr4te practice of many years, they are offered to the a.ibl recommended as a cure foi eta illove complaints. COPY cf a I.KITER from CHARGE GORDON, Esq to Mr. 11ICKMAN. Sir—Having been for :dame twenty years greatly distressed with the Gravel, violent pains in the back, a Strauguary, with little intermission, and the most excristiatitt,t tenures. whenever I attempted to tuake water; and at last became so weak, from water et rest and appetite, was scarcely able to walk across the room. In hopes of relief, I had, (tom time to time, recourse to the best ativict., and took the tutor approved prescriptions, with. out being any better. Observing i - lICKAIAN'i PILLS adver• bled as an effectual cure for the Stone and Clrovel, rata Stoppag 2 or Urine, I used them this sunmser fur about two tooaths ; and trona them found myself daily better, pass my waer freely with out pain my ..ppetite and strett.7!h rtstoree, am able to ride on ho t:ebock, which I could no: do fur t..v 1 e month; preceding : lest use of the•:e Pills. Sir, your must ohcrlient servant, October L.Q. G COILLII7 . GOfUION, listb-Sheriff, Ilertvickshfre. Front R. FERRIER , Tog. to Mr. 1- ;ChM AN, 4nuthecafy. Sir.—l be.teve Hit; iChIAN'S PILLS to be the best ntetaine ever known for curing the Gravel, tattrefore I have taken oppor tunity to recommend them. Two boxes and a balf 'owe cured me, so titatl have not found tt necessary to take more; and although I have suffered greatly from that disorder, I .hall "ever be afraid of it, when I can procures* i*A a remedy. I am, &c. lien shy, near tarruouth,/ Noriolk. Fat. 19. R. - 1 7 EILRI RR. .4ortolk, Fet Suld at Mr. Butler's, Chard( corner of St. Panrs Church. yard; and oho.. Al.Mlf inr Ves.lers, w &lean:, Scotland, !re. L ai d, wake, East and West Indies, Aluer;ca, Szz. la boxes at .4z. tid. each. • A CHAILLENCJE. M ESSRS. CUR RIE and Co. Surgeon', lat e in his Majesty's 3ervice thallerge the whole World to prove a single instance where ;heir methane and method/4 'cut e have laiktivti the de red effect. hit practice of today years in this-particular brt• ch of their pro'essiou, hat nut gived Ilse to one rattuccessft , l case._ They coialeue to direct their studies to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the sys. tent which is the consequence of the pernicious ant wastend effects of a habit long and most unhappily persued by the aunt et both sexes. In the n;' it will be round to be the nsifaling ,tource of barrenness; the other have Its ravages fatally developed tolhern by a distressing state of debility, which, if not timely re medied, terminates in impotence. '1 hese are its remote and ultimate effects; whale consumption, loss of muscu•ar power, various nervf tus =implants, usually c:iararterne tic st of tint:solitary vice. Of persons laaguishinat utitler the disardets teehltnt to such a habit, their treatment is simple, and has never roved uustte( I reful in the course of along, Laborious, arid mach u:xtended practice. In the most obstinate and ccmplicated cases of yeaereal than, such as tkeructions lit the urethra. spongy t xcresceneev, ha-t 1 tumours, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, sleets, as also bffiCtilfrP, whether ft Ceitt or of long (Iniatitei, and which have baffled the skill of other Prectittoners, ate by heir present Improved plan of trteatto rat efiectuely an ! perms. -.tatty cured, without the patient sudiring tte excriariathie pain alarming I letnerrhage which frequeotty toltowis the app!ten. tun of the lunar caustic. hi the course of their extensive practice u this metropolis, IlitUtteloU4 cases of S Fit IC have beta •ad are t:ailytunder their care, the total eradication of which is et eeted by a sale, certain, and expeititous mule of cute superset o any ether yet adopted. The weakness, relatation, and debt :ay, proceeding from, thus coin, :inn-are speedily retrieved, rind the Patient restired to suilind a 1 vigorous heett• gut w h ere , e debility has for years existed, a pricer persev. :7' qv ult.ir ...storative reuse dies is indispensably requ'Jlte, w testi% etoe sit. hi wring sparks ui life, and to reanimate the constitution. Patients in the Ceuntry are requested to state the I:articulan a their case, age, and fetter.:lll . .!at of living, &c. a re fittallee for advice and Medi:Mei, when the same will be given r sent to any pare cat the liirgtiten. To ensure that secrecy s(hich is so osertial to their uneer. , tae piatage i,f laical may lui:t aided to the acwuut lot J one, l .167, Hatton. garden.