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II 4 • qt, I ri • • P 4S 1 0 I ro ..,„_ ..• • .....• ' l . { A ei •* 4. O;;;Wg ' .., ..'.. ef" 4 # / „ h .-. s i.Wdtt' 111 ~r N umcnt 4166 3 THEATIM-AOTAIL DIWAY.LANL TO-MORROW EVENING, March af, dos, w in be revived, in rive Ads, Shakelpeare WINTER'S TALE. TM Suet., Decorations, and Dulles. entirely new. Leontes, Mr. KEMBLE ; Crrnello, Mr. Powell ; Antigenta, Mr. Dolman; !nene+, Mr. Raymond; Dion, Mr. Caulfield; -s o Lieoes, Mr. BA RRYMORE ; Fluted, Mr. C. KEMBLE. }turnable, Mrs. SIDDONS. Perdita. by A YOUNG LADY, (Being her firß appearance on any Stage.) Panlina, Mu. POWELL. To which will be added the Farce of THE VIRGIN UNMASK'D. Mn. Bangor' will ad at this Theatre on liatorday. IV COMMAND OF THEIR MAESTIES. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 'l'0 -MORROW EVENING, March 25, 2802, wiii be THE tke Comedy of THE BIRTH DAY. Captain Bertram, Mr. MUNDEN ; Jack Junk, Mr. FAWCETT ; Harry Bertram, Mr. H. JOHNSTON. Emma, Mfrs MURRAY. To wLieb will be added the Grand Ballet of PEROUSE. 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SYMONDS, Pater:loiter-row, eyeing en the magni fi cent quay of the Neva , ;Meiling to I, Price 6s. in boards, tht sold notes of the towers, we are enadtly where lie pleafes THE SECOND PART 4 . 4 - an ESSAY on the to ecodud ti+; the formal ohje.fts which he deferibes b.hig 1 ANTIVENEREAL EFFECTS of NITROUS ACM,and as eel:4 and initial) , beere us, as if we were aelu other analogous Subftances which have Ludy been propofcd as au the (pot. We prdume that this work will be read w:th Ituftitmes for Mowery. Vesfarc and profit by all Wens have {afire curioftty ; Iy WM. BLAIR, A. M. F. M. S. and that the Pidiure of Pcteriburgh will be received by Member of the k .yol College of Surgeons in Landon, Surgeon Cenualffiurs as the performance of no mean Artift." of the Lock Hofalt..l and Worn, of the Pillsbury Lbfpenfary, Monthly Rev. Feb sliob I of the Himeathary thipentary, and Lettorer on the Walks F-e a!So the European Matatine, Re. I and. Operations of Surgery. 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Murray and S 114104) , I levt-(trees. •.* T;,c see..od Vol urge containing Plates MU mews nu t.-ran and intacitirg, is in preparation and will fpcedily be " The ourriSer of communieattons here detailed Is fo confider aLle, the 4:patinas:nes appear to bait beet fo well costrived, and the ranks given with tech candour, that they mat have great elle& In fettling the controverfy." Britifli Critic. " The diligence and dicernment with which Mr. Blair has profe:uted thee refearbee, have eon& rred no (man obligation apon the medical and fcientite world." Continental Magazine. " Mr. B:air's work 104 Le lurid a aloft ofeiul publication ; Race it (=Milks am *mate of what all other writers have ad vanced on this important controverfy, and contains much in terckting and original matter." M..clical Review. OR whom may be bathe til Part, price as. Second Edition. Tido Day Was putthilwil. . I lr. large Biro. price Tos. 6d. Boards, I The Second &Nan of GLEANINGS in ENGLAND: defcriptive of the Countuennes. Mind. and Chwader of the Country. Valente I. GLEANINGS la ENGLAND. Vol. 11. Pries toe. 6d. loae.t. DR. MAVORS UNIVERSAL HISTORY, In Twenty-five portable Volumes. THE Thi..cl Volume of this Work was poh. Wltcd on the tit day of March, containing the HISTORY of GREECE, from the. milt* Periods to the End of the Peto ponnellati War ; and may be had of all repectlable Bookfelleis it Towl and Country. The Fourth Velma. containing the remainder of the HIS TORY-of GREECE, will be publiilacci on the firft of April. Thcfe two Volumes will contain a compltte Hiftory of Greece, illuftrated with. Map, and two beauerul Etagr.tvings. AM for the accommodatints of perfons who with to purehafe the Hiftory of Greece, or any otter finite HAory. eatery Vo lume contains a particular Title-poge, adopted to its reipedive Cements. Th, .NT ►ART of this Univerial Hiftory will be com- ily Mr. PRATT. i • Ftill mounted on his fentimental hobby-horfe, Mr. Pratt --.-.tin4t. We digrdive remarks, madly In the ftyle of his for ir. r T.lumes. We mil with propriety term him, in his lite ray y panne., I " A fare companion, and an ear)/ Mend;" vul as he feems to have written while be jogged on his way, E. thole who run may read his journal. Delineations of cha nter are, indeed, more interefting than oudines of landfeape, a. .d of the former Mr. Pratt hos been volute, he may be erifidered, in Come degree, u the Tenter, of En glifh tourifts; 4.. a het would enjoy the peculiarities of our loungers at f'a nag-places, and our Mlles of different dares will be an.?l, gra.;fted by his volumes." Monthly Review, D ec. dor. " There will be found in this volume a great deal of genuine t• - nsar. fine (mire, jodicious obfervations, and examples of fir purdt benevolem.e." Bride' Critic, Aug. iBol. ' We recommend the work before us as one of the molt tidyl of ttc author's produ&ions, and not the leaft entertain -143. The volarne concludes in a (kyle and manner charades rdic of the poet of • Sympathy!' Anti-Jacobin Rev. March, IBot. • The volume before us is an offemblage of delicate irony, pdetic tp.rretire. and acute obfavatlon, not only on pc/ma tt:it but tetaipotaty tubjede." Gentleman's Mag. March, 28or. " tvery new volume from the pen of our author we find an 3 ;%:44laccrflion to the Rock of public amufement. The Lib- Ica , xi bete various and well eltokn, and the Kyle is appro l'auc. Internur k led we Tad kren Irony, ludicrous *etches, Pdetic detail, and patriotk fendment." European, lone, 1831. Printed fir T. N. Longnun and 0 Rees, No• 399 Pater ni-t-tuvt. Witte may be had, juft pabildied, by tbs Came Author, The Fifth Edition. of 11. r ANIINUIS through WALES, HOLLANIX and WEST LIA..I7 A, it. nice Voluthest Pelee C lac Gvinca ' 2"141. It ANCII. pieced in Nine Volumes; and the )(abeam PART in Sizreen Volumes ; a Volume to appear on the Brit day of every month, till :hi. whole is completrd. The price of each volume is Five Shillings in boards, but upon Null and common paper it is only Three Shillings and Nine-pence, in boards; the Volumes may alto be had in neat half.bindings. N. B. I)r. Yviavor's Univerfal Ifißory la a molt Bearable ad quill:ion to aU perfects to whom the great Univerfal Hißory in 66 alive vobaries is either too voluminous or too espenfive._ nit. HUNTER'. ALTERATIVE PILLS.— 4- 0 This infailibit Medicine, of well-eftabliChed reputation for years, dreamily cures the VENEREAL DISEASE in all its different Rages, without Melting the painful emotions at tendant an Ednvion,without debilitating the conititution teeny degree, sr mudding the human frame, fo happily entering the patient to heskti, whilit his attention to bur nefs is uninter rupted. He is refined, by that Sanative, SAlmary Pills, from the eventual danger of wafting Ids life in the h.nls of unfkilful pretendus, the detofions of wily cavities, or the Sill more Coal eonfequefslas of eontedineet. The radical virtues of there fslutary Pills May be afeerodned by leeftinsable documents, in the hands of the Proprinera.—Each her is accompanied with direr tons fo plain and diftinsit, that any perfon, even the molt unlettered of tither fez, cannot fail, by obfenring them, as all the limptorns are deftribed with Each great accuracy, that no rniftake can pelfibly happen in their never railing application and safe. Sold, by appointment of the Proprietors, by Meffrs. Ruff& and Co. Surgeons, No. .8, Snow-hill; at Cockell's Medicine warehonfe, No. alp, Strand, the Imenth honk from Temple Bat (Where attendance is given by Di. It. on Wednefdays and Fridays, from eight in the morning till nine # night); and by all rdpaltable Medicine Venders in town and country, price as. pd. per boa, five boxes is one for lbs. film-Advice to the Tsar vets. BATH's RESTORATIVE, OR IRENGI WHIN() PILLS. TO THE PUBLIC. MANY of the Friends of the late SHURMER BATH, of Briltol, who were witneffes of the powerful effedts of his Reftorative or Strengthening Pills, are delirous fo beneficial a Medicine fhould be made known to the world. Durtrg many years extenfive pra,ftice, the Proprietor forbore to give them publicity, and ferupttloully avoided pecuniary advantage to hbnfelf or family; yet their merit is fo well known in the city and neighbourhood where he refided, that that there , are few of the inhabitants who would not give ' teftimony to their excellence. They are particularly ufeful in all complaints to which Fe males are fubjedt, and are peculiarly adapted to the contti tution of Girls of about twelve or thirteen years of age; and for tilde young Women who have pallid complexions, are affl:dted with ihortners of breath, and great relnetance to cur cite, there pills are a fpecifir ; u they, In a Ihort time, reitore to the Blood its loft Craffamentum, and thereby give the bloom of Health to the paleft cheek. They ate a remedy for all difeafes that originate in the Stomach; the loft tone of which they fpcedily reftore ; they remove Flatulencies, expel wind, create an Appetite, and pro mote Digeftlon: They have been foetid extremely Acacions in Bilious and Hylterical complaints t Pains in the Head, jaundice, and In broken and decayed Conftitutions, from free living or a variety ofother cadet, They have been repeatedly known to cure the Hooping Cough; and when given to Weakly or Rieketty Children, they rarely fail &idling a cure. They are carefully prepared by the Family, and fold whole rale and retail by Bailer and Howell, Wine-ftrect, Briftol ; alto in London, whoh 'es: and retail, by F. Smith, Drava, Hale market; and retail uy Dartoo and Harvey, Gracechurch-ltreet; and William Clark, Confes‘tioner, in the Borough; in Boxes at U. 64. as. 64. and as. liatnr Included. PEDNESDAT, MARCH 24, 180 e. This day was pobililied, price ei. boards, SCENES IN WALES ; or, THE MAID OF LLANGOLF. By A CLERGYMAN. London : Primed for R. H. WEVILET, 159, Strand : R. Hennah, St. Auftc2l, Cornwall; B.C. Collins, Sarum; Cr;.::- well, Bath ; and Norton, Briftol. WAR IN ST. DOMINGO. This day was publiihed, in Three very large Volumes, medium Svo, illuftrated with as fine Plates, including a Map of St. Domingo, 3 feet by if, price Two Guineas; or on Royal Papa, al. u. od. THE HISTORY, Civil and Commercial, of the BRITISH COLONIES in the WEST INDIES. By BRYAN EDWARDS, Efq. Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly. The Hillary of at. Doming*, in One Vol. eto, on line wove paper, including the large Map, may be bad &wady, price as..; Or thc Map alone, price only 24.6 d. 011161kf COMMERCIAL COMMISSIONERS. N 0.7, Attfiin Friars, Feb. 26, x2cz. STATEMENTS of INCOME for the TEAR 180 i. 'THE Commercial Commiffiorert fr the City of Lon -a- dlol and its Vicinity, do berely give Mete, That in purfuance of the feveral Adts for granting certain Duties upon Income hey have appointed their Secretary, 'En oasis' MA11.5 Liq. to receive Statements of Income for the Year commencing on the sth day of April, 18°2, and endi.4 on the sth of April, 1,~813, from all Purfons engaged in Trade or Mantsfadture within the limits of their Jnrifaietion, whole irkome from Trade or ManufaCture (hall amount to 2004 and upwsrds.• The Statements are to be fealed up sod aedraed to the raid Thomas Mariham, Efq. and to be delivered at this Office, where attendance will be gii . cas to receive thz fame e - e'ry day (Sundays excepted) from ten o'clock hi the forenoon until four o'clock in the afternoon. . Every Perfon bringing a Statement is to receive a Number at this Office, by which Number he is to receive thc Certificate of his Affeffment when prepared. THOMAS MARSHAM, See. • Tbe extent 1 . the jury:GAYA is, tire City .f Limbs, the City and Liberty tf Wpwinfier, the libreugb f Soltisys•-4, the tessera! Parifr:: within the esd tte Parifrs if St. Mary-la-Bumf awe St. Pasisras, and all the Pyryba suitbiss the Ceuntier of .11 1 1iJ41 x, x, Kent, and Seery, any past soberest fiat, be fere& within tea wiles of the Extist-gs. N. B. L'roper Forms, with Blanks, tor making out Statements, and printed Inftructions for eltimating Income, may be had at this Oth:c. OFi;CE ef co.ll.4ll.3szoNlits, 7 , Alin Ftiars, Feb. 26, 2802. 1 - HE C;mmigiontri for th: City of Lon• /no*, reit.. it the Pahlie to take Notice, That all Pi.rfons eng.ivd M ILA.. or M.inufai.lurc , ti/Mw the limit, of th.ir whutc Ointrih,tion In r‘freif. of !nem: arifiii7 from Tra.2-; or Vantific!un7, than amount to the Sam of RCE uiriv.ir,l , , are a IRED t their :itattmlits at this Board; and farther, tliat by the 3,th Geo. 111. Cap. 22. it is Emtc - r ED thAt all Statemmts arc to del;ver.A in on oche• fore the Seth dry of Marzh an n ually, unikr a P. catty of 201. THOMAS MARSIIAM, Sec. TO THE LEATHER TRADE IN GENERAL NOTICE is hereby given to all concerned in the Leather Trade, Shoemakers, Cur - lox, Coach makers, &idlers, Fellmongers, Leathtr-fel!ers, ~nners, P:c. That there will be a GENERAL MEETING ir..11 at the CROWN AND ANCHOR 'TAVERN, in the STRAND, on Friday the 26th inflant, at Five o'Cloc.': in the Evetiog, to adopt meafures for extending the Mt of :hc 37th and 4-sth years of his prefent Majelty, " for preventing ft‘ irg of Hides and Skins," to London and its Vicinity, it haying prayed to be of great advantage to the Trade, and of public unotr. GEORGE HOLY, Chntinan. TO IRON-FOUNDERS. THE Lancaller Canal Company are ready to receive Propofals from any Perfun or Pcrfuos who arc willing to Contract for the delivery of a Qll.tntity of Call: Iron Rails for a Road about Four Miles in long:b. The Rails arc to be delivered by the ContraCtors upon tae Itforiis at or nem- Prellon, in the County of Lancatter. The Specification, with a Drawing of the Ra i l's, and any ether information, may to bad, by applying to Mr. Grvgfon, at the Canal Office, Lau tatter; or to Mr. Cartwright, Engineer, P: - ‘l l . • . The Provot.l , mui be ddiver:tt at. the Canal 021,7 e In Lan caner, ou or before the 13th of April, doz. THOMAS NOON. Polt Odin, Lancafter, March 20, dos. A FARM NEAR CHIPPENHA: I, WILTS. TO Pt SOLD BY AtnrlON, At the Angel Inn, in Chippthiitn, "SI Saturday the 2:h of ALL that compaEl and &I:able FARM, called CURAICOMB FARhi, confiiting of a fubitantial F.enl I-Inufe, with convenient Offic,s, Barn, Stable, Stall<, and Sheds, in exceeding good repair, and ;bout 113 acres of rich P.,flure, end 17 acres of Arable lying altogather in :he P.:Alio of Chippenhans and Laneey Eurrel. Imr.Adiate potreflion may be hul, by paying for the Clops on the Ground, at a fair valuation. _ . I orthcr particulars apply to Mr. Thorne Cr.sok, at Ty. thetta3 Lucca; or to hieffre. Gaby and i..thort , )n, 01. rra; or Mr. Rufs, Andtioncer, in Chippenharn ; ud for a VAN/ of the Prcndilcs to Mr. Cruuk. _ _ _ Cbippioeaant is a good matte'-rows, t 3 milts dift,..nt from Bath, and to from Devizca. The Titimi:kc-mati. from Bath to Loudo garea through the town. C Pitt CR SI X-PHI4CE. . _ NEW MANUPACTORY. - THE Nobility and Gentry are refpeelfully in. 1 funned, that the elegant and cantle! variety of New and Fandoraliie Art'eles for Drefs now exhibiting at ROBARTS and PLOWMAN'. Warchoufe have induced many Linen 4ravers, Haltcrsiathere . ' Et.c. to Offer for tale many kinds of fpurious and inferior G oods, m their Manufadure.--They are compelled to mite this opportunity o: informing the Public, that they have no eatincetion with any Perron, of the above dcfixip tion, and that toe geinr.na and ekrant Pmdu.tions or their Manufaistory are (0:11y to be had at their Warchoufe, No. t, Chandos-itrox„ Covent -Garden. ADAMS's SOLVENT fur the STONE and GRAVEL. xF a Me.licine could (land in need of further re commeudati At for cffiGny and !nnocency, after a fuccet.fal cry, Bence of above tvrerry years ; the recent and remorkable cure of the Rev. Mr. hiii, , wex. of Garividifham, Nort ik, in a confirmed cafe of the none, would cflablith reputation beyond the doubts oft he malt fccpticaL 'rite particulars could rot fully be inferred with convenience in a Newfpaper, but that Gentleman, from the molt laudable of all motives, will gladl7 communicate them to any (offerer under this cruel diforder. which be doubts not but for the Solvatt, would have brought him ere now the grave. For an account of numerous other extraordinary cures by the Solvent after the pat:euts had Lea tiunded, and about to aindergb the operation. See" Perry on the Stone, &e." Bth edition, pri.:c as. The fimpk Gravel is removed by a few doffs of the Solvent, which by correding the e ikulcus (herb ;11 In the habit, &cc przeent the formation of the Stone. The Solvent is prepared only by S. Perry, Surgeon; a rta fold wive/kink :ad retail by hi. a;enus, Ching and 13tttl er.N 4 Chespfide; and retail by kidding and Co. No. 7i, oppoute the. Pantheon, Oxford-ftre , t ; and all Medicine' vender ; in bottles of ss.sd. its. 6d. and it. U. Ramps ineuded. To praveut count.iftits, every outfi.le wrapper is written pn " Ching and Butler." THE BOTANIC I'ILL. For WIND and BILE ;it the sTumAcH. ' I'IIE renowned Virtues of the,: Pi for thore Alarming Complaints oecafbned by Mud in the Stomach and towels, 'row generally compiair.ed proci. ding from Crsrldes anti ludige'tion, for want of a pro,er accretion o: which h Is hitherto baiii:d the of the mnft eminent of the Factilty,bas urged a geutleman, after a long Study and Prodice in the Veg.:talk_ Kirz,dona, to offer to his Fellow Creatures this wonderful rcm:dy, having been a fevere fuffir:•: for many years, during wl.ich he caperiencid the Metrical , of ropeatod Appliea. tio:ss to the Fa:ul y. . • Irv/a-failing remedy is faceted from Roots and :{erll3, ...nd formed into a final! Botanic Pill, for the cruel Diforders of Wind and Indigeßion, front which all other Maladies incilent to the 7tre tulttrltini of Nature have their Origin; and-for which in all its awn, he will be bound fur the Botanic Pill to cure. it. a hcacy can be attested by Thoufands, who have exper:enced the g sod eff.:as of h.s Wondenul Difcovtry. I'llcl/rte.:sof the Botanic Pill arefuch as to cone& the Cru. dity, pt eittit Digeßion, difprrfe the Acidity and Wind in the Stomach .Id Bowels, andel:Bas the digellive Powers in per forming thea.funetions. Th, Pals are fo innocant and nourifhiog in their properties, that the molt del.cate constitution may b.: relieved by them, without a fence of their operation, as they cont .- at of neither purgative or altringent Medicines, but a fekdtion of ftrent-h -t.oiog, rigoradog and bracing Roots and Weis. Various Medicioes ii.tve been applied, without effeft, and left Patkot M a worfe ituatims than b lore he took them, bydi pqinz the power: Gt . digt,'„ion, and canting a great luau t:ty o wand to collt.el in the Stomach and Bowels, fwipiming le the Hc.,d, "C" . "' trequblinte, excruciating Pains and Cramp in dilEnent yarn of the Body, frequent Vomi , ings, lois of Ap pet te, trakeo Reit. and kit of ail a lingering Decline. 'I o prevent sod mire the above cruel Diforders, the Botanic Pl'i ftands Porfirio in a Decline, reduced by a long conic of Medicine, who have been obliged to &Mani from ati:nsl Food. have, by taking there Pills a wort time, been able to cigeft the isardsft Meats. Perron tdilided vritliTraublings. Oppr.thm, or Uneafinsfs of the Stomach, after Mral,. wacii eo well apply to the 'inmate Pills, bei•lg a certain reitoradve to Mne in his declining Rate. Sold at Is. each Box,with the initials D. &8. on the feet none others are genuine.—To be had Whohlale of the Pa 4:prie tor. ",'r. Sherwmd, llornton &met, Kenlingtou; (where a groper allowance is made to Merchants, Camains of Ships, or to thof_ who take a quantity to fell again) and, by appoint. ment. at the follsw:n: places, viz. E. Newbury, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Mr. Hewlett, Ciyartift, No. aB, High. itreet, Verongli: Mr. Tint, Boy:1 Exchange Gatioway, Goes ! hill ; Mr. Sttellet, No. 74, Drury-bile ; Mr. Ambridge, Cho i tr.'ft, No. ; ar.d Sherwood, N 0.72, Tottenham ! court-road. CURIOUS FRUIT.—i. Two new Currants, obtained from feed; one red, the other white: they bulk bring fruit as larg as fome grapes, in bunches ha inches long, and hang on the trees thicker than th't leaves ; they hire a pe culiar bridling of colour, a full-flavoured Levet:refs, and br:iit poignancy of taite far beyond all others. a. Three new Straw berries, viz a. The Cherokee, a monitions fruit, o , teu five Mehra round, and of molt coquille:. Savour; it bears fo abut:- 111,1!Itly, that one role frequently fills a plate. 2. The Paragray, equal to the former fit every fine property, and comes liter, fo' as to give a long fuee• Mon. 3. The Crest Modena Hautbois, the molt dtlicious of the Strawberry tribe, it very high flavour and wonderful frisparce raife it far above all competition. Currant tre-s, (tech fort feparat.ly,) fix in a bundle, for roc 6d. Strawberry plants, (each tart fcpantely,) so in a bundle, for tos. 6d. Sold at Crocker's, St. Alkaa's-areet, Par -mall.—No credit Pay pottage. • ' WHEN Pruftffinnal Men of education and re frogiGhillry deviate from the general fyftent by the ie. etibon of a readier Branch, the fan:tics of tong continued Steeds is the belt criterion of roper:corky. Eight ran have I devoii d , nv prsdies to the eaclufiee treae• went of 'II-lEEE PISf bilMikS, and the fuecesful rcfult of my plan g:ve,, adlltional ari.onr to oppore as far as lam able the ra-rages of t* en:np!aints which are the molt import ant in the a italogue human intrutidea. Wier init:atkm every branch as an Army Eargee. , n,l formed a wigi at an early Kraal of Practice to recut. A s front t he ignorance of untiducated Men, or the equally dan gerous prelphancy of iiener,l Praditiouers. The THREE lilSOttl/F.ltli, to the cure of which I have do votea tov artetnton, eonvrize every fpecies of VENEIOIAL INV I . CTIIN, whether of a recent or long dumtion.--sdly. AU kipds DEBILITY, whether selling from the habits of Schoulboys, or the I zdulecoce of mature age, and Wily that de rang,:nw,t the fyftem in Women which is called BARREN. NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafes 7ie the ref It of ignorance or hafte In tbe treatment of a fizaple Gonorrhea, and it not untrequesitly hap. pens that the feeds of Lilt are pelfoned by the indifcretion of ass unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints are esfily cured, and even where others have failed, I truft that I may pre!lne to offer a radical re-citabliihruent Few, however, are the cafes of complicated diftrefs in the diforder compared with the calamitous lituations of Men,whs from indelgenze in a SOUTAR Y VICE, or site prevalent Gaie ties of a faihinnable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility winch is the unavoidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fuill•rer broods over his mifery„ hut care, fully conceals his inisfonune, it may be fomc confoLition for him to know, that aitholuM it be an Olga of doubt or uncer tainty with other iaraetitiner:, the removal of there DEE!. CIENCIES by the gradual p rogreft, of Renovation is tbc gcquire Malt of my expericize. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus haws begun to reduce manly vig , air , mat anxiety will be prevented by an early .countera.ition of this languid state, and in thefo cafes no Iv% at difliculti.7e will o:vir. But where this Deficieney ha for rears et ifted, a !roper Peg' - fevenuice is indifpenfibly requl ste to revive the flumbring :park* of Life, and to lc-animate the Cimiltration. MARRIED WOY.E wins have long been dr:appointed in their cepeChitions of a ' , amity, 'my be armed, that in nuaft Influxes fuel, defeAs are curable by Medical Skill. The SECRECY which is fo aeons' tomy undertaking, and the („balifications which I have orefunted to (tate, t4ns the Bails of me Pretenfions, and in coin:We:nee with full this inti minim Is eiveri, that Mr may be coniuttedperottally (or by letter , . int Infing alinall note) at his houfe, No. 29, Arun del-Rica, Strand, bear Temple-Bar. 'Cheri is an additional entrar.ce in Watcr-ftreet adjoining', itni die name la on both the doors. s B. lthatber o: tbc Royal College of Surma& obs Bb• 3W. LEL, 0. r o , Caw , t tie mai-