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(WITH coulidernble regret we 'have appronekt. grty, on Friday October A. at nine in the morning.--Ahab- I ed that period when we ninitlefe the plesfure and aitif.• micAl Detnonitratitat and Diffedion,by Mr. Amaze. ; radian we live long enjoyed, the honour dining under ycinr During the winter,. Sedge of Leaures on Surgery, illeffirated Temitiolk Ii eikPrentit our deep fenfe of the **dial and her by Cafes under Treatment, will be given be Mr. lkizatta„ Intercourfe that you was ever zealous toreppott in the in . . T. BUZARo and Mr. Hkanisovon, Surgeons of the , which tended fo much to beighien the effed of that I in which you had fo laudable a pride-6-and was fo Dr. Dews:sow will alto commence Ms Leanne on the Wilily extolled, we beg leave to afore you of our unfeigned Theory and Pradice of Midwifery, on Friday Odoba aft, at the jdo wi ouodatteitt. e leven in the forenoon. W fro e irtift m Year knowledge you ll us aftlee to bed, that our breads are animated with the Sneered hope LECTURES by WILLIAM BLAIR, A. M. (in common frith every dads of his Majefty's loyal and dutiful Member of the Royal College of Sutra's, Fellow of the Me- ferrules) that the defogs of Peace may belongdiffufedthroegh dical Societies of Leaden and Paris, Surgeon of the Lock out the Empire; but thould it be otherwife, and our humble Hufpi al and Minns, and of the Btooudbory Difpenfary. fervices again accepted by the King, we thank' feel a particular ON the Fira Titefday Evening in af tob e r and happinefs in the o pp ortunit y of rallying under your Banded, bdng convinced, from the energy and activity of your mind, Februare. at Eight &Clock precifely , will comme nce a Cowie of Lcdures on ANATOMY and the ANIMAL you would not remain a quiet Spectator of great events. ley ZOONQMY ; for the information of Scienti fi c Perron, lona- Pr ' ildtment to the &Mao you are tirade of Pau' sear' •• Itlatur 4l History, Students in the Llertal Arts, and forming. Pioiesionat Men in general—Perms of Attendance, Otte Be Allred of the firm Attadtment,and cordial Edema, with Gomm. which we fubleribe ourfelves, dear Colonel, Oa the Frft Friday Evening in October and February, at Your molt devoted, and obedient humble servant!, Ex o'Cloek preeifely, will commence a Courfe of Lectures on ' The Officers of the Northampton Fencibles. the CLINICAL PRACTICE of SURGERY; to be illuitrated Nortimmein. Augult sy, ides. by the Cafes and Operations which occur at he Bloomfbary To the OFFICERS of the NORTHAMPTON FENCIBLES. Difpenfary.--Terns of Attendance, Tutu CitrllltAll. Getrrt.exelV • • Further Particulars may be learnt at Mr. BLAIR% I confider the mark of your Approbation I had the Hemmer , Holife, No. 69, Great Rudell-itreet, Bloomfbury; where may to receive from you this Day as one of the molt flattering di be teen his Prnpofals for publiating an ENTIRE SYSTEM of cunthaneesof my life, becaufe, from the humble rank I hold, MEDICAL and OPERATIVE SURGERY. your Battery mutt arife from a Inure and friendly regard; a :nerd which will be eitertnetivery valuable and dear to me. I agree with you on the bleffinp of Peaie, which I truft may be of long duration; but mould. the country ever be in a Ikea- • tion to demand fuel general exertions and Cervices as were no• ee l fig4a the late War, and Ibe honoured with a Unit in his xa 's Army,my life &add again be devoted to it. To be able to join a Corps with my Brother Officers of the, North. meson Regiment,whofe Beaded, and zeal I have ivitneted on 'very Guidon daring my Command, would be my ambition. I now, Gentlemen, have poly to width may be in my power to be isdruismitsd ha any way to aniseeds a your tenure dares, as lash be tier anxious to.prove my perked refped and re gard for you and your imerdte more by *dims than bywords I have ihe Honour to be, Dear Mr*, Northempsso, • Your moltobliged and dithful Friend, Anc. , 27 F atios. JAS. BULKELEY, Lieut.-Colonel. PARI6I4I6IStERS-TiiIRTY GUINEAS REWARD. A NY Clergyman , or other Perfon, having the Caltody fi r er acecfs to, Parini Regilas, who can End 'the Reenter of the Marriage of the Rev. Thomas Harris, of Michel Stone le Pit, in the Caunty of Glamorgan, with Grace Hort. between the years Rya and sm. will receive a Gra. tufty of Tirroy Quinces, on producing the fame to Mr. Stseet, gotidrar,. Phespot•lane, London. . The further Bun of Ten Guineas will be given on producing the itylvithe Marriage of the Rev. Dr. John Harris, who *as of Llandaff, and Dean of Wells. with Ann Woggle. an i trZch Marriage is fbppofed to have taken pace them the year t yao. Note--The ker. Thomas Hurls and Grace Hart are hip Peffideo hive been mantled s Bine coafiderable dlitassee from ST. THOMAS'S and GUY'S HOSPITALS, 'Sm. THE LECTURES given at the Theatres of there condoms Hafpitals, will commence In the follow% og Order: ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. - _ Anatomy and Surgery, by Mr. CLINE and Mr. ASTLZT Corsa, on Friday, Mob& A OS , PITAL at One o'Clock. GUY'S H _ _ Prodlice of Medicine, by Dr. BASINOTON and Dr. Cyan:, on Monday, °amber nth, at to in the moraine. Theory and Predicts at Chanitiry, by Dr. ILtigINTON and MT. ALLEN, out Toefday, ()amber stit, at to in the limning . Theory of Mediae, andMaderk Meta, DfDtVdrart* on Tuerdei. Oacha p ri os at fens ti the "el/ 11;i n ; • Midwifery, and Women and by to* fLuorrox, on Wedndday,Odtober 6th, it S is *Ova'. 6te. Phydology, or Lads of the Animal aieceparb by Jr. BAIGUTOW, on Monday, °Robes tzth, at a Vatter befott Imo in the evenine Principles and Prat:bee of Surgery, by Mr. A ar.br. Caput, *.(inoftrated by filed Cafes under hb is Hidpital), an Monday, °Oberst* at debt WM Owes„ Thifeveral Leeson &feat *de qendepapta are lb matted, that tie Oro Made iiiiiitere with each other in the hoinsti adtrabote ; and the What Cs ailrobtoil to faint a egeoplete. Castle al Medical and Surfied hdbadlion. Terms and Other putienlars to be karat by applying to Mr: Orocsaskitpobsairrto Chef a Tlit say was PUbblied•d e g antt f Tetuted to 3 #eintbeS CAW& ornamented with is Pine Plug?, from otighol design by too aaron ind toots tans. price 30s. boards, THE Adventures of GIL ALAS of SANTIL LANE. A new Trinftuten Amin the Ptaldh el Le SA es, By Dr. smouirr. Printed far Versa and Hood, No. 31, Poultry, and Cuthell and Martin. Middle-low, Holborn. • N. B. A few Copies are printed on Royal Paper, with Grit lopreilloas ottba Plates, price al. as. boards. This day was publiibed, on be Wove Paper and erobeiddv eb with t e a= t r y illt iti ed dliey, from original Be. Gips by Kirk and Murano, in s Vols. ranio.price its. 6d. boards, or s yoh. 800. Price 1614 bards, OLlTUDEAvritten originally by J.G2s ag at aIL " man ; to which arc added, Notes Hillothal and Bapla *Miry, the Life of ilk Author, and a copious Indcz. Printed for Verpor mid Hoed, Cuthell and Martin, y.Wal. Aar, Outer and Soo, Ogilvy and Sok I.sekiagtoo, Men, and Co J. Noon, R. Lea, Dorms and Haney, and J. Scatcherd. Or may be bad ikisrats t lfol.LOrldano, Price Bs. 6d. Nada dsno (*.6d. Vol. IL Odtaws, 7s. 6d. Duodecimo, 6a. THURCROFT. 'TO be Let, and entered on at Michaelmas next, a CakaIMANSION-HOUSE, mph delightfully Situated at Thureroft, in the Wdt-litiding of the County of York, in eteellent Repair, and replete with every, accommodadon for a ripeallitle Vamfy, with attadied.anddetachall Offices of every Deferipdon; and alle good Coachhoufts, Stables, Dams, Dyers, ' and other needrary Out buildings, Pleafure and titehen Gay elm, with Fruit Walls will planted, together With 20% A. z R. ;s P. of Arable, Meadow, and Patton Land, all lying within a ring &nee : and l / 4 there are walks fit the pleafure Grounds mthieheansmaad very beautiful and eatenfive Profpeds of fur -1 tpuntry. Thiireroft lies a convenient Mance from the Market Towns itothethatn, Sheffield, Workfop, and Doneafter, and is bused in a fine (porting Country, which abounds witk Game. end within four miles of an Client:lit Pack of Fox Hounds, which are melody hunted. Matthew Gregg, at Thurcieft, will chew the prentifes, and further pedieulue may be had, by applying to Mr. Calvert, Durham; sr at the Office *of. Mars. Ball and Wheatley, in Rotheram.. Derhern.ettember 4, doz. This day ma y Beale?, in Ivo embadCtd e l d 'a4=lttta. b 6d boards, 11DARADISE LOST, a Poem, in Twel4e Books. With a Critique or tbr q4 M allaTtle of the Author. Printed far J. jolinfan, R. J. Sewell, Otridie and San, W. J. and J. Riebardfan, Ceiba and Martin, J. Walker, Vernor and Hood, Longman and Rem G. and J. Robinron. *MC Rivingtan, J. Mathews, T. Payne, W. Lowndes. Cadell lied Davies, G. Wilk*, J. Scatekerd, Clarke and Son, Larking iea, ADea , and Co. J. T raylor, J. Mum, L Les, E. Jdteer, J. Mann" T. Hui*, and Carpenter and Co. . 11. B. A few Copies are printed an an extra Royal Paper, price stain boards. To NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN of FORTUNE. SOUTH OF DEVON. TO BE SOLD IN PEE, with immediate poreflion, THE Manoror Lordfhip of WEAR, three miles from Exeter, with capital and Spacious Manion, molt 4A ably aerated in a rich and =knave Park , com a& aloft pitturetque Views of Sea and Land, ' 'Drawing add Ea Rooms, 36 feet by a 4 feet eselh, ir do. and do. BRft.roont. Re. numerous and fpa—ous lied and Drelling.rooms, weave and well proper. dotted Oakes, Stables, and Gardens. rich Lands, Farms, FIR. erks, Ste. tee. The foil and climate nue plating and - health. fat, excellent neighbourhood. good roads, with numberkfs other advantages. which will appear when viewed. Alto the fuller Maiden of Mount Wear, on the Banks of the Eye., with pod Gardens, Mikes, Lands. am &c Wear, or Mount Wear, may be purebated feparately. with more or Ids of their refpe&ive Lands. Price of the whole Paty Forty-Ave Thouhutd Pounds. Mr which a Int -a , will be found.--laformation will be given t plea only, by W. Spicer, the Owner. This day was publillied, prim 3s. 6d. in boards, A N Introduaion to the Knowledge of Rare _ • and Wobble Edkioas the GREEK and ROMAN CLASSICS. Wag in part a tabulated Arrangement ham Dr. Harwood's View, &e. with Notes from De Bags, WO- Didiamsaire Bibliographique, aid references to the oar. kited Catalog's, and Sales al Mead, Mawr, liesidirk, Croft, and Pima; with an amount of weft at the bit Edi tions of the Chilies..-31 T. F. DIBDIN, A. Printed awl fold by W. Ovirs, Ws. app, ; Fsd der, Egerton, Evans, Papie, Robinfoos, Mnomad, ,atia Hark, Landes ; Hanwell and Parker, Ward i &m art; iVar. after • and Hough, Oloseefter. SPIUNG and AUTUMN. awEE 4 TENER of the BLOOD, at there fea fans at year. has ever been deemed neeeffarn that it aleaerallf proves a preventive aping epidemic and fatal Dif _._ Seat ntb4v. e the experience of precedingages, and it is even Bee BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, mid D/SOIDERS 011 th e ritamtiended by the Faculty as a wife precautionary adorn; Da. AMU's ANALEPTIC STOMACH and BOWELS. PILLS. j the advaittikah therefore of DE VELNO's VEGETABLE ' PiLLS, on account of their carroty:nee, fafety, pleafantnefs THE excellence of thefe Pills, aughtle pw.. • d Mid efficacy, mutt be felt-evident to every perfect p tive,and as a general prefervativeal by WWI t# eyes are not blinded with prejudice. They prove the %lure in the due difebarge of the Animal Futsetiona, bits efts- moil powerful Alteradve, Purifier, and Ovecitener of the Blood, Milled their reputation as a Medicine of the nil lotpartanee, ever .yet difeovered, and may be coofidestl y . relied on as the The, are admirably calculated for difordert of the Sterna& trial fife certain remedy for the Scurvy, Scrofula, or King's 11,4 Bowels ; for pelletss of a Bilious, a Gouty. or a-Rheumatic Evil, Seuebutic Eruptions, Leprofy, sad Atkin , Difordcrs ceiling 1 7 :1 , 01;tion; as well as for thole whole Cooftitutioas have been from an impure or impaired flare of the Blood. alr•eled by a too aetive or too fedentary life, or by a relidence A RECENT CVRF.. in hot Climates. They are Ilkewife particularly ferviceable in Joel& Hutton, at Mr., Goeft's IPaftry-Cook, Na soy, Head-Ache occa fi o n e d by indigeftlon, and in removing the bid Straqd, having bren ntarj years ;Bided with a defperate clefts of free living; as air* in preventing Palfies and Apo- BoseftraiSe y all Over his body —Unattested by the foe- fo often the confequence of iutemperance. Nis ',Lard i sameknian, who had been cured of a flog. The tendency of there PiHs is to open the pores by nisht, complaiot • Veins's Pills, reforted to the fame medl.. the bxly by day : they moreover promote sleep, , and require doe. and Is Pell eared. ntitlitt confinement nee attention to diet. Recant& thoUhl ho Tie Proprietor preforms - from, the • great demand for this had to them on the Gift attack of a cold, or upon any eight in- medicine, the aftonifititv cure of Captain Milton, No. 33. tlif;viiitioti; and they ihnuld never be omitted at beekinse after as aVo of Lord &Vey . ' coachman, and a va any (stets of eating it drinking; and thus their diftioguilhed y of others which have pees repeatedly before the public, eharatteriftic will maintained, of promoting longevity, fo have left a imitable imp ;oat he an with confidence add, remarkably exrroplified by their inventor. who, by a eon .ant tear its rest nserfte, is an MtatWve. Purifier, and Sweetener arc et them, though a very free liver, attained the age 0'75. et tote Wool s , sa ss a ' few tbe Seam. Scorbutic Erup. As the ANALSPTIC PILLS OW their virtues to peculiar roes, Serophtua, and other wiling from enotantinstok, Pe-parati q c, which has never been divulged but to the prefent . lood„ SIB ialtstr trill, -plied more forcibly in its own i Proprictors, they can only be had genuine from than ; and conunendstits that any thing,,whieb can be fold of it. they arc full by FRANCIS Navaatv, at the Warebeufe tot; PrePated,iiid fold wiasterde aid by the role Propels- Or. James's Powder, No. 43, the EA End of St : Paul's , a few ,J. Plidaas, latt filatiiait la the Army, at his warehaathr l dyers from Cheaofide. London; and at Dr. Jonses's late hoefe in .714 Oxfoolpfteeet, ;.Andon o bona% OA .41.6 d . Pr the I nruli a'aftet ; Bumf, price a s.. 64. each. *amp included; • of ix loozes In _at pa., Sold ago by Tin t ! ei the quantity - of As may be had in one hose plop t for plod. Pidimaus; 2ift0 . 2401'4,` ; 'WSSII. All ' '.4lbletVe " the Weelle.° F. I f e Tt e T t!'• 4s ' &A l t SEA-HOUSES, - SEA-HOUSES, 'EASTBOURNE. Ta SE LET BY AUCTION—By Mr. WHOM, For Slaty-one Years.from Miehaehnas 'At the Limb Inn. Faitbourne,' on Therfday the 23d of Sept. of > b o'Oock in the Afternoon )srz - it.A.L COTTAGES and BUILDINGS, with the ()mind marked out, and thereto adjoining, in the mit 'eligible Situations at the Sea fide, in Enftbnurse• which have been let on long Leafes,and will fall into the hands of the Lords of the Manor, at Mkbaelanas, tilos, viz. In FOUR LOTS, , A Piece of Ground, &cote on the Welt Side of Mr.. Stet ken's Lodging-hook with the Wareboutes and Buildings thereon, containing in Front towards the Sn-bead Si feet, and in Depth at the F.aft-end, 29 feet two inches, and at the WeR-end 2o feet to inches, In TWO other LOTS. A Piece of dioind, with the,Cottageivid other Bonding* thereon, contahiing in Front. cowards the Sea-beach 65 fete three i nches; in the rear *towards the Road 63 feet. and in Depth on the Weft-8c1e33 feet, and on the Eift-fide blidect. This Piece of ,Ground adjoins the capital Lodgictikboufe of Mr. Bradford , and commands the line Profpe4a* - aid- Con *veniencies. It Is tionfequently a molt *dedinble Sltnaikta for a Hotel, or any other public purpdfe, is woßas for any private 1 8 nre• Mr. Charles Vine, or Mr. White, of Eaftbourne, will any the Premilin ; and Weber Particulan may be had of Mr. Hoper, at Lewes. A BEAUTIFUL SITUATION at EASTBOURNE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. WHITE, At the Lamb Ina,sat Eaftbourae, oa ThWday the 23d of September, iSos, at SI: o'Clock In the/Afternoon, A COTTAGE, BARN, and GARDEN, with a Biwa of Land adjoining, containing i A. •R. 7 P. femme at Meads, In Itaftbourne, and now in the occupation of Wm. Rawinfos. This Property is Freehold, adjoins a good Road, and com ma& the An& Prorpetits. It is not liable to any Heriot, twit -rent , or Right of Way. - The Occupier will thew the Pretnifes, and further Particu• tars may be had of Mr. Hopei., at Lewes. pawl stAsiog*E- .11811 1 iNDlof ROMS, &paler s,lBOl. 'THE . coarafiTTEE V . SHIPPING of , G the ctrtit ivr tp com*.f MERCHANT of .! S 1‘ . LAMA bliroirk.th INALESaa beroy giw twat, (?bet theCionwiNer will knoll, S. naive Projwfali ii, wrisiig, Add V, w ,Veilefiky tiff 2211 Jolene, from iiiiylierforis who may wil&gtefirptly do Comic," with iIkNCNORS and GRAPNALS, CANVAS, IRON GUNS, YITCH and TAR, SHOT and SHEELS, BRITISH IRON. Sack Profnfili, espreling therein the /wary Prices, se there will not be on Appertsmity elm:ling any alsateriesirt. The Conditions the Coistrasq ;goy Won stisonappeati "to Mr. josses Cowin, arra tr theisid Compiiciet, with whom the Tenders be lit before twelve • ots,oh it siootio the lid beat. kepa which boar tut may Vendor will be regaled. DOVER TO FRASCL 'THE following Packets, the Earl rk Rnfsly nl -a- Captain 'Beetles • the Niue?, Captain I;.ttalsertt; the Elizabeth, Captain Hayward; the Princeh Ca fain Millen; and the Nifty, Captain Lititnort; fail - Lily from Dover to France, 'on the moft reafonable temp). The accommodations and attention on boar 4 tbe l above Packets will, It is hoped, recommend themto tie Nobilityand Gentry vifiting France. STEEL, SWEDISH IRON, and WHEN Proleffional Men of ednc,tuon and te fponfibiliiy deviate fronythe general (yam' by the fe ',talon of a peculiar Branch, the fandion of long continued 'needs is the heft criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I &voted my Practice to the exclufive treat meat of THREE-DISORDERS, and the fuccefstul refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able the ravages of thoft 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 Pradice to refetic individu ah from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Praditionen The DISORDERS, Lo the cure of which I have do. voted in/ attention, comprise every (pecks of VENEREAL INFECT lON, whether of a recent or long duratioc All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and Wily that de rangement of the ()item in Womcp which is called BARREN NESS or STERILITY. SPLENDID and VALUABLE LIBRARY, BOOKS of PRI2OB, and a COLLECTION of PRINTS, &c. TO )3E SOLD BY AUCTION. (ON THE PREMISES) By Mr. HARRY PHILLIPS, On Frisky the 14th Want, and three following Days, (Sunday ), at Twelve o'Clock each Day, AN Ezeittchlde and well Seleaed LIBRARY of VALUABLE BOOKS, and BOOKS of PRINTS, formed at a liberal expence, and booted •in the molt fp,W, did and expenfive Style in Morocco, RUthat Vellum, and Fancy Bindinp ; and which, in point of Profervadon and Condition, are equal to New ; and conspdfe Hiftory, Polities, Divinity, Belks Lettresa Topography, Biography, Arts.Sciessees:Vorecs, Travels, &c. Ste. in the whole above Four Tboufand Volumes. ...Ant Pan of a Colby:Zoo of Meddle and Modern Prints. The genuine Property of JOHN BRETT, Efq. RAboving froenhis Manion At HOOK, near TITCHFIELD, HANTS. Among the Books and Books of Prints are the following : FOLIO. Hill's Vegetable alien, colomull not* 16 Vols.; Eason foie& Heraldry; Camden's Britennial Clarendon's Rebellion, 4 vols. Morocco ; Picart's Religious Ceremonies; Dwelt's. Works; Dart's Weber Abbey, and Canterbury Cathe dral; Cough's Sepulchral MOMIONIPaI ; Cambridge Bible, with Plates, 1719 ; Wilim's Moths and Botts:riles ; the Houghton Colledion•' La Galleries du Lmmo hoar Boyders Collodion of Prints; Scapulas Lexicon; Scriptures Mods Romans La dni Vetoes, cum Handal, Plates; Spencer's Polymeds; Buck's Antignities ; Montfanam's l'Antiquiti Explique, avec le Supplement, avec Planate, is Volumes; mule. Sexual Syftem of Linnets, coloured Plata; lelPitture Antiche d'Erco boo. 9 Vols.; Voyage Pittarddne de la Suite ; Voyage Pit torefque de is France; Voyage Pittoedslue des lies de Sidle; Captain Beillie's Wades. QIJARTO. Anderfon's Commerce; tt-retie iligkerique Generale des Voyages, par Didot, z 9 V 01..; Pennant's Works, z 6 vols.; Dallaway's Tour to the Levant, with coloured Views and Con:fames; Made Refearches, &e. 8 Vols.; Delphin Claes, 57 Vols.; Encyclopedia Britinedea, so Vols.; Lord Orford's Works, S Vols.; Bible:theca Topographies &hinnies, with Plates, 8 Vols.; Gilpin's Works, zo Vole.; Lavater's ditto, 5 Yob.; Cook's and Hawkfworth's Voyages, with Maps, re Vols.; Don 10Luisote, by Jervis; Phildophical Traufadions complete, 90 Vols.; Lyfons's London; Archaeologia, 13 Vols.; Case's Switzerland, Travels, and Annan Difeoveries, 6 Vols.; Walpole's Palates, printed at Strawberry-Hill, with Portraits ; Gibbon's Works; Sdden's Mare Claufam; Cornelis Tacid Opera, by Bat ; Groife's Antiquities, 8 V 01..;. OCTAVO. The Critical and Monthly Reviews; Andent and Modern Univerfal Hiftory; Jortin's Sumas, Traits; itc. so Vols. ; Leann d'Abelard et d'Heloife, on Vellum, with coloured Drawings; Oeuvres de Racine, Le Sage, Gealis,.Moliere, and C.onielUe, 70 Vols.; Hiftory of England, 65 Vols.; Petite Bib liotheque, zoo Vols.; Rollin's Mores, 31 Vols.; Oeuvres de Voltaire avec Planches, 7o Vols.; Amadis de Gaul, s 6 Vols. Together with the Works of Shadpear, Sterne, Addifon. Pope, Junius, Montaigne. Goldfinieb, Bacon, Sir pima Rey nolds, Jobnfoo, Rapin, Hume, Fielding, Boileau, &c. May be viewed three days preceding the Sale,by Catalogues to be had at two Shillings each as above; of Mr. Collins, Printer, Sallibury; Dolphin, and Cowhand Hodes. Southamp too ; Fountain, Po:di:south ; India Arms, Gorpon ; Bugle, Medfield; Red Lion, Fareham; Gawp, Winchester; King's Head, Wickham; Crown, Bafingftoke; Swan, Alton; Mr. Crutwell, Bath; Mr. Bonnor, Brittol; White Hart, Popham lane; Bugle Inn, Newport, We of Wight; York Hotel, Bridge- Reece, Black-friars; and at Mr. Phillips's Audios-Office, New Bond-ftrect. London. ELEGANT and MODERN FURNITURE, PLATE, CAR• Numerous difearcs are the rcfult of ignorance or haße in the treatment of a fimplc Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the ihdifcretion of as unguarded hour. By a fuperiur method fuch com7.laants are eafily cured, and even where others have failed, I trust that I may prefume to offer a radical re.eftabliflunent Few, however, arc the calii of complicated diftrefs in the diforder, compar ed with the calamitous fituations of Men,wito from indulgence Ins SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gait• ties of a fashionable Life, acquire that Bate of Debility which is the unavoidable confequenze of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (Offerer broods overhis mifery, but care fully conceals his misfortune, It may be fume con folation for him to know, that a h it be an objedt of doubt or uncet tabaty with other ere, the removal of thefe D =NOES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation to the acquire ment of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venue have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteradtion of this languid (late, and in the e cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years critted a proper Pet.. feverance is indifpenfibly requifite to revive the Oumbring 'parts of Life, and to re-act:tote the Constitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been diratipointed in their capeeations of a Family. may be allured, that in molt lamas fuch defedts are curable by Medical Skill. The SECRECY which is fo effential to my undertaking, - and the Q_ualifications which I have prefumed to Rate, form the Safi, of my Pretenfions, and in coincidence with fw:Ji this inti mation is given, that Mr BREE may be confulted pefonally (or by letters bidding a fmall note) at his houfe, No. a 9, Arun dd-ftreet, Strand, Hear Temple-Bar. There is an additional eutrance in Water-Brea adjointrg and the name is on both the doors. M. MEE, Member o' the Ilererersliew• e.f en • ' . TO THE LADIES. IF the prefervation of Health and Beauty be an object of importance to the fair fez, Dr. BR on um • the Pole Inventor and Proprietor of thole invaluable Medicines, the NERVOUS CORDIAL and BOTANICAL SYRUP, from impulfes at once the molt delicate and difinterefted,recommends to the lonia& part of the creation thole fpecifics which have never failed, under a variety of the molt critical cafes, to prove a fovereign, if not an infallible, remedy. The following cafe was fent by Mr. BAXTER, Italian Ware houfe, South Bridge, Edinburgh, to Dr. Baonust, attefted by the celebrated Dr. ALILIANDiII CARLYLIt : Dear Sir... About fix years ago I was afflided with Excruciat ing Pains in my Legs, which continued for twelve months, about which time they began to (well greatly, and at lilt broke out in very offenfive Ulcers, from the Ankle to the Knee, and con tinued in this manner for two years, all which time I was con fined to the houfe, being unable to walk, and my health much impaired; having tried every thing that could be thought of for a cure, without effect, I was advifsd by a friend of mine to try your BOTANICAL SYRUP, and upon taking the firft Bottle t found my health becalm Letter, and the Ulcers to have a better appearance, which encouraged me to perfevere with your Str aw', until I bad taken fix bottles more, during which time my health Rill became better and the Ulcers healed, and I am in as good a hate of health as I have been in for there ten years paft, and my Legs are entirely well, and have continued fo for thee two years paft. I am, Sir, your molt Obliged humble (errant, Craighall, Aug. 24,1801. GEORGE STIEL L. The above fads are attefted by, A tax Anna aCAas r 1, Mi nifter of Invert-fit, in the neighbourhood of Edinburgh. CARLYLE BILL, Elder, Georioa SitWAAT, Elder. FRENCH REPUBLIC. Mi. FOVILCILOT, the Mlnifter, and firft Chemitt in Europe. has given Dr. BRODUP4 a Certificate as to the excellence of the above Medicine ; which Certificate has received the Signature of Mr. 1142111 W, the Britith Minifter refident in France. RIAGES, COWS, HORSES, LIBRARY of BOOKS, PRINTS, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ON THE PREMISES, By Mr. H. PHILLIPS, On Wedndday the 29th instant, at Twelve o'Cleck, and two following Days, 'THE MODERN and ELEGANT HOUSE. -I- HOLD FURNITURE, brge Pier and Chimney Maffei, po by 24, and 86 by 34; Modern Plate and plated Articles ; fine toned Piano Forte; Library of valuable fits of Four l'houfand Volumes; Colation ofAntlent and Mode rn Prints, framed and gland; Bronze and Or Molu Ornaments; an Elegant Modern Built Chariot, by Godfal and Co. a Ph aeton and Setts of Harnefs; Four Young Bar Coach Hodes, is hands 2 inches high; Three Cows; Cart Hodes, Geldings, Waggons, Carts, and Farming Implements; Green Houk Plants, and a variety of other valuable Elfeese The genuine Property of JOHN BRETT, If+ Removing from his Mafiosi At HOOK, near TITCHFIELD. HANTS._ The Botanical Syrup and Reitorative Nervous Cordial, to be had at the Dodoes houfe, No. 9, Albion-ftrect, near the Le verian Mufeam, Surry-fide of Blackriars Bridge, in Bottles at 11. 25.; r s. ; and 65.; (duty included) ; Jebouit 8c Co.'s, late Ba con, Nu. tso,Oxford-itreet, oppofite Bond-Erect; Golding, No. 42,corahill ; Ward, No. 324, Holborn; Withers (late Cockelrs) Medicine Warehuitfe, No. 229, Strand, Temple Bar; Tuft's, Royal Exchange • Williams, Perfumer to his Majelty, No. 41, ;' E. Exchange; Corner of St. Paul's Church-yard ; Bolton's ' Royal Exchange ; Ching and Butler, No. 4, Cheap fide; Burgeois, Amick, and Son, No. 32, Haymarket; Shaw's Medicine Warchoufe, High-itrect, Borough, oppofite the South wark Bank; Mr. Pidding's, No. '6, Oxfurd-fireet, oppofite the Pantheon; Forbes Drogglft, No. 32, Blackman-ftreet, Borough; and Dicey, B ow -lane. And by all Printers, Bookfellers, and Venders of Medicine in the three Kingdoms. Bitonosirs Guide to Old Age, or Advice to both Sexes, to obtain a radical and permanent cure for thole fecret infirmities of Nature which Delicacy often forbids to difclofe even to their Relatives; with a Treadle un - Femak Difeafes, Nervous, Hypo- Oondriac, and Confumptive Complains...—To which is added, Advice to Bath and Hot-well Bathers, litc. It is particularlv tocaosoneaded. to Seafaring Men. letters, tinting Patients cafes, with the Doellars ulna Foe The Furniture comprifes a Sett of eseclient Mahogany Dining Table. on Mars and Claws, Sideboard. Mahogany Li brary Boa cArc,9 feetwida, y feet 8 Mika Madrona. Library Table t. Three Setts of Mahogany C.haira, covered with Mo rocco, Stc. a large 'turkey Carpet, le feet by sy feet; Drawing Roam Sack Four tea Bedßeed. and Hanging., and excellent Bedding; Drawee and the dual alfortment of Houfehold Fur slue; the whole of which Linearly New and of Modern Talk. 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