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To which will be added the Farce of Ins M•:eting or EAMER MAYOR, Airembly of the Mayor, Aldermen, and lA verymen of the feveral Companies of the City of London, in Common Hall affembled, in the Guildhall of the [aid City, on Tharfday, the tBth day of March, 1 802, Refolved, THAT it appears to this Common flail, that the Tax upon Income is highly partial and opprcnive in its operation, no difcrimination whatever being made be• tween the temporary, precarious, and fluduating incomes arifing from the perfonal exertion of individuals in trade, an nuities, &c. and the incomes proceeding from lanL•d and funded property. I'HE Pre fi,ients and Members afthe PHYSICAL 4. SOCIETY of GUY'. HOSPITAL, deeply impreffed with the Importance of the alcovery of Vaccine Inoculation, arc anxious to exprefs our opinion of its Efficacy, and our pro found veneration for its Author Enwasu JED: N F.R.S. We entertain a peat:a Conch:lion that this Inoculation is a certain pruventive of the Small Pox, and trufl. the Perim! is not remote when that dreadful teatime of the human race will bc. come totally mind. We are fully perfuaded that where Vaccination has been properly concluded, no inftance has oc curred of its having oceafioned any dangerous confequence, or failed to produce thufe elfeels which its Difcoverer uniiunnly has fet forth. ROYAL-EXCHANGE, AiRTRANCE:OEFICE, MARCO, Igo2. pERSONS, whore annual Premiums fall due on the 25th Init. are hereby informed, that Receipts are now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the R0y.,1-Fxchange, atid in Pall-Mall, as well as by char r.fpce tivc Agents in the feveral Counties ; and the l'arties afftired are requefted to apply, for the Renewal of their Pollees, on or before the 9th of April next', as the ufual Fifteen Days allowed for Payment, beyond the Date of each Policy, will then expire. ALEXANDER WATSON, Secretary. Attendance is given daily at the Paid Offices for the Af furance of Buildings, Gaols, Merchandize, and Ships in Har bour, in Dock, or while Building, from Lofs or Damage by Fire; and alto for the Affurancc of, and granting Anauities on Lives: THE VIRGIN UNMASK'D. Wiotres TaleAs dderred on account of the Lodi& Mr*. PowdL 'I iIEATREAOTAL. COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, March 20, ig.o2, walk prefented the CAnicOpera of THE DUENNA. We further Rate our belief, that the Vaccine Inoculation, from its fuperior mildnefs, will not call forth thole Ltent (cub of difeafe which occaltottally arife after the Small Pox, even un der the belt management, and which othcrwife might never have taken piste. Wc feel the warmell fenfation, of gratitude and refped for the liberal manner in which the Author has communicated his difcovery to the Worid,uninflucnced by any motive of Pelf-ronfideration, and we contemplate the Dircovery itfelf as a memorable epoch in the Annals of Medicine. The Society prefume to hope that the Author of this happy Difcovery will meet with that reveled front his grateful country whickhejuitly del rvet for having thus rmtlered Latakia :tz Benefactor of Mankind. Frr Mr. JOHNSTOIsZE ; Antonio, Mr. HI I.!. ; L'o proms, Mr. MUNDEN; Mac, Mr. FAWCETI'; ALd Carlo., (firtt time), Mr. BRAHAM. Louifa, Mr& MARTYR The lbsenna, Mrs. DAVENPORT ; A•:.1 Clara, by Mrs. BILLINGTON. To which will be addcd the Farce of HONEST THIEVES. Refolved unanimoufly, That the fild Tax has already pro duced many ferious evils, and has been one great cattle of the excel:aye high Fla of all the neceitaries of life, as well alto as the rapid and enormous increafe of the Poor Rates throughout the kingdom. Refolved unanimoufly, That the powers veiled in the Com rniffioners, before whom men are compelled to make a de grading di:cloture of their mat private concerns, citablifhes a da.nerons inquifition never before attempted in this country, hararting and vexatious to individuals, and repugnant to the free principles of the Brian' Oniftitution . . Refolved nnanimoufly, That the Paid Tax is deftruelive to the morals of the people, by holding out rewards for decep tion, and even perjury Kelt. Reto'red, That the laid Tax is fo odious and cdt:nlive in its principle, and fo hoßile to the liberties of the people that no modification whatever can render it either equita ble, jolt, and praeticahle. N. B. Poliriee of Affurance, for the Sum of 3ooL or up. wards, are iffued free of l'xpencc to the Allured. FIVE HUNDRED GUINEAS REWARD. Whitehall, March 9, 1802. WHEREAS it has been humbly repre lented to the King. th tt in the Night of the 4th intlant, the Houle of Mr. F. Taylor, of New Melton, Yorktiiite. (the Canna the Bank o. Milks. R. t ' . Brmdlcy and Co) was hu rgia nuttily Broken Open by fame Perfons,who after fccuring the lAA Mr. Taylor, by tying him in Bed,olitained by Threats, the Krit of the Link and of one of the Iron Clicfts, Role there. from Cith, Bank of England Notes, and Country Bank Notes, chiefly thole ut the Eait Riding Rank, to a confukratile Amount, the Property of the Lid hiars. R. C. Droadley and Co. His Majesty, for the better apprehending and bringing to Ju Rice the Perform concerned in the Burglary abuvemenlioned, is hereby pleafed to prontife his moil gracious Pardon to any One of them (except the Perfon who firft broke open and ent..red the raid Dwelling Houle) who than difcovcr his or their Accomplice or Accomplices therein, fo that he, the, or they may be apprehended and convicted thereof. -- This day was publillse.l. price 4s. boiind, '1 ht Eleventh Edition, rf 'FIE LEAUTI ES of H [STORY ; or. Piaarres AF virtte and Vice, drawn from real life; deigned for inftr.idien and Entertainment of Youth. By L. M. STRETCH, M.A. Vicar of Twyford and Ouftibury•. Hampatire. : Printed for J. hlawinau ; T. N. Longman ; r .d ;C. Law; H. D. Symond►; liurß ; and Licking ! , . and Co. PIRSIDENTIL John Haighton, M.D. A. P. Cooper Thomas Waiihman, M. D. Richard Saumarez James Curry, M. D. Thomas Hardy W. Saunticn, M. D. W. Reed D. MoJimmy Wm. Babirgton, J. F. Vanden:rpm T. Rob. rts M.D. W. Lewis R. Wood John Re!ph, M.D. .A. Gillham J. Rogers H. Cline . C. Saunders K. illaribard R. Stocker . i fi r l d l r ll.lll J. Pryor J. C. Lettrom, M. D. J. kners F. G•:e James Sim., M. 11. '. Semlamure J. C. Hibbort W. Wro.isinc, NI. D. J. Rir-ird r . S. Welley •r. F, or itosr W. Henbcft 1. B:nks thy publifhed, in ;to. price toe. 6d. in boards, The Firft Part of tile Third Volume of rf IF. CJMMUN!CATfONC t') the BOARD ..'lGR:CULTURE.ronlitling principally of the PRIZE I - lit:: on the bell Method of converting GRASS LAND i:.r. EiLLAtili, &c. Alfo, a ficw Pii:ion in Evo. iltuttrated with nineteen Plater, price 601. in boards, of Mr. ELKING TON's MODE of DRAINING LAND. RefoPeed unanimoufly, That a Petition be prefente.l to the Honourable Houle of Commons for an immediate repeal thereof. Addington t Steele I'. Hofegood J. Fox . liunioek W. %Veld J. H. Hooper Pears R. Bird R. Thorntoi, M. D. W. Warner C. Sandnan, M. D. C. R. Aikin J Laird . W. Miller R. WWan, M.D. H. Snow J. Moore J. Bradley, M.D. J. Collins W. Hickman A. Cairtierufs 11. Leese i. t. Coek G Baiiing'un G. Hicks . Parker \V. Nurria C. Bennet Waring T Young W. D. Cordell . Harwood J. Ware P. Dixon . Afire J. Cooke, M. D. N. Davie . Waffell E. Col_ man J Leelon . Box G. !%A.lttirrowes IL Crump R. Wills C. ',Anion E. Field J. Kcrfwell J. Abernethy C. Kitfon H. T. P. Burman W. Toulnua N. Rn airy j. amnia J. Pugh J. A. Shuter W. B. Kavannagh D. Hill 'l'. Talbot k Day J. Parkinfon T. G. Denney Bean J. Leadam T. Shaw C. Newington J. ii,.r1 , 1..td R. C. King W. Allen J. Willfon J. Snow I.lA'alker E. Prowtie GEORGE JOHNSON, Secretary. PELHAII4. And as a further Encouragement, a Reward of FIVE Hun- DRS° GUINLAS is hereby offered to any Perfon or l'erfons making fuck Difrovery as aforefald, (except as is before es eepteri,) to be paid upon the Convidtion of any One or more of the Otrcarders, by R. C. BROADLEY, Efq. and Co. Pr:ote4 for and W. Nicol, It ookfeilert to hil Majefty, and Board of Aarledture, Pall-MalL Where may be had, the e :ler Publications of the Board. Rerobed unanimously, That the laid Petition be fairly tram fcribed, figed by two Aldermen an fix Liverymen, and prefen , ed to the Honourable the Houk of Commons by Har vey Chriftian Combe,Efq. one of this City's Reprefentativcs in Parliament. 'TWA day was ruidithed, in Two Vols. price ys. in boarda,a new Edition, critically corrected, of 9 'HE WORKS of HORACE, tranflated Me l- Lilly into Englifis Prole, for the oft of thole who are de- t -n is of acquiring or recovering a competent Knowledge of tre Latin Language. By C. SMART, A.M. ASthere are complaint s p ecu li ar to t h e F a i r AS S4.Z, altogether unknown to men, and of too &lie de a nature to be mentioned through the medium of public prints, and which require, in different periods and fituations, the molt Mental medical affiltance to complete the original defign of the all wif; and omnipotent AUTHOR of the Univerfe ; to the La dies, therefore, and efpccially to thofc in what is underßond by the tarn of Ift, this Nervous Cordial is molt admirably Jd.ipted, and capable of adminiitering all thofe great and inetiiinable bateau which were fo long and fo generally experienced from the celebrated Dolton Dckeour and Hugh Smith, which, In. deed,were inlay perfonned by dab mcift incomparable medicine. Rdolved unanimously, That the Reprefentatives for this City in Parliament be inftrueted to fupport the fame, and any Motion or Motions which may be Made for the repeal of the Paid Tax. Of Pembroke-College, Cambridge. ovior. : Printed for J. fireman, in the Poultry, J. ;.1i Ric-row, Holborn ; and Lackington, Men, and Co. Fa c y.fipare. Refolved, That evcry conftitutional dfort be made for the purpofe of obtaining a repeal of this oppreLve and inquifitorial Tax ; and that we do carneftly recommend Meeting+ to be held in the City of Wertminfkr and Borough of Southwark, as well alfo as throughout the country, for the purport of diet:l ing fo defirabk an objen. A WORD TO THE WISE. This day way publiated, Ip One Volume Odin°, price 7 s . ftd. in boards, r r HE NecetEty of the ABOLITION of PLU RALrius and NON-RESIDENCE, with the Employ ment of Subflitutes by the Beneficed Clergy; demonftrated in an Inquiry into the Principles and Confequences of the Ettabliat • luau of Ct.ratcs. Loudon : Printed for J. hiawman, in the Poultry. Of whom may be had, price 3s. fewed, The Church of England vindicated from Mifreprefentation; Ple.-..ing the genuine I)3.strines as contained in her Articles, and Homilies, pith a particular rcferm• e to the Fie- Inc. , . of Chrillbo 'fheologr, by the Eithop of London. By a r ot :ht. Church of England. " Prow Al things, hold fall that which is good." KOTZEBIII.,'s EXILE INTO SIBERIA. This day was poi:staid, in three ;Ols. vo. price in board., embellifbed with three Engravings, -rim , . MOST REMARKABLE YEAR IN THE LIFE OF AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE, con full Account of his late EXILE and JOURNEY into SIII It lA. and of the other extraordinary Inc-Hams which hap petp:d to hint in Ruf6a, with authentic particulars relative to t:., pasta Stare of the interior of the Ruffian Empire, and new acd curiatit Anecdotes of the Court of Peteriburgh, WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. _ _ T. alltei from iii . C;;;ll7looie;;he fupesintendanee of by the Rev. R. BERESFO RD,) Ledturcr 14 die (Liam or Profs& reLateil tor Righar.l Phillips. Na 71, St. Paula Church-yard and to be had of all &talent-vs. ins day was puhaftted, %wawa* printed in Square Duodecimo, price 73. bound, }AL NLW POCKET DICTIONARY of the / rntuAN and ENGLISH LANGUAGES. In Two Fut.: Italian and Entrlia, EngHEI and Italian. By C. GIAOLIA. A New I. lirson.—To which are added, upwards of Turanty Th, - Anand ►Conls, Familiar Phrafes, Ste. eztradfid from ap- Errved An hare. s throughout by A. Mo:VTOCeI, LL. D. Editor and fta ostaroiGvcral Works. and RevifedbyP. N. Raseupr, l'cacher ~f the French and Italian Languages. 7uncl for J. Marmon, Vernor and Hnod, J. Scateherd, 1-.1.411 'mil iti.utin, Ogilvy and Son, T. Boofey, J. Walker, turf', I . Booker, J. Johnfon, Longman and Recs, Lack s- 41:1 and Co. and R. Lea. _ _ lids day was publithed, in One Volume Octavo, Price t lye Shillings, in hoods, 17F.TERINIARY PATHOLOGY; or, a ‘ Fitt ATISE on the CAVSE and PROGRESS of the PTIFASt.h of the HORSE; tegeth• r with the moft approved lirthedsot Prevention and Care. To which are added, Short Ot.: matiouirin Bleeding. Firing, Roweling, Fomentations, and PreitiCCS ; .ad an Appendix, or Veterinary Dilpenfatory ; emi riirirg, the moft approved Prelcriptions for the different Di& eat iof the Hark. 'The whole intended as a Gnirk and Com panion to the Gentlernon Veterinarian and Farrier. By WILLIAM RYDDIO, Yctsrinary Surgeon to the ilith Light Dragoons. Yee( . Printed by I'. Willem and R. S e, High Ouregate. ..Sod by T. Egerton, Whitehall , and J. M awm . n, Poukry, Larder,: by J. Todd, and Wilton and spon ce, York ; and by the Author. UR. MAVOR'S UNIVERSAL HISTORY, In Twenty-fireportabk Volumes. THE Third Volo l a of this Work was pub %l'd on the tft day of March, containing the HIS TOR Y from the eatlieft Periods to the End of the Prlo rn, lan War; and may be bad of all rcfpedable Bookfcllcrs rrs3 Country. s- I north Volume, containing the reminder of the HIS. . I ' ) S V of OREPCF., will be publithed on the firft of April. two Volumes will contain a eompicte Hiftory of '"Ut, illustrated with a Map, and two beautiful Engravings. And for the ucounnudatlow of perfons who wife to purchafe the of Greece, or any 'other tingle Hiltory, every Vo lu-:e entrains a particular 'ride-page, adapted to its rcfpeetive Contertg. The ANCIENT ►ART of this Univerfal Hiftory will be tOrn• Pkted in Nine Volumes; and the MODERN PART in - Sixteen V° :"'ne , : a Volume to appear on the kat day of every month, till [be whole is completed. Tie Kee of each valume is Five Shillings in boards, but am' Nall and common paper it is only ftree Shillings and " h eltar, in boards; the volumes mayjlfo be had in neat kill binds,,. N. B. Dr. Mayor's Univerfal Hiftory is a Mon (Likable ae ,,lntion to fill perfons to whore the great Unlverfal filflory in " o Aaro volumes b oither toe voistatains or too espeokve. Refo'Ted unanimoufly, That a Committee be appointed to confider the soft effedual means of obtaining the oiletfi of our Petition, and that they be inftrueteti to confer a ith other Committees for that purpofe. Refolvcdunanimot;By: That the following Gentlemen be on the Committee, viz. Mr. Dan. Aleruader Mr. Thomas Reeve Jacob Copc Rhichard Sharp Jofeph Howell Henry Smithers Jofeph Holden William Sturch Jofeph Hurcomb David Steel Jofcph Jackfon Ccorge Stevcnfon Ebenezer johniton Benjamin Travels James Morgan James Tatlock Georje /scabby James Taddy Samuel 1•Iicholfon Robert W-ithman. R Percy Refolvcd unanimoufly, That the Thanks of this Common Hall be given to the Right lion. the Lord Mayor, for his chearful readinefs in calling this Common Hall, and for his impartial cooduil this day. Refolvcd unanimoully, That the Thanks of this Common Hall be given to Benjamin Travers, Ffq. Citizen and Fifh monger, for his ccndnt in bringing forward the bufinefs of this day. Refolvdd unanimoully, That the Thanks of this Common Hall be given to R ' , crt Vraithman, Efq. Citizen and Frame work Knitter, for his condua in feeonding the bufinefs of this day. Refolved unanimonfly, That the above Refolution, beligned by the Town Clerk, and publiated in all the Morning and Evening Papers. WOODTFIOR PE. STIRACIA's ITALIAN OILS FOR THE GROWTH OF HAIR. T HESE never failing Oils, which are not t o b e equalled by any one article ever offered to the Nobility, and Public in general, for bringing the [lair on bald places, ftnpping it from coming off, making it grow molt fpontane oufly, and as fort as tilk, which 'has been experienced by thou rands, for thcfe fifteen years, particularly by molt of the firfi families in the kin7,doin : it never fails in bringing all the fcurff off infants heads, and makes the hair grow, nor does it in any one initance fail in bringing and preferring it, and always brings It the natural colour. it never gives cold by ufint in winter, is rceesnmrudial after fea-bathing, and for brin6ing hair on horfes :awes, &c. never fails if it has been off for years, Sold only by the Proprietors, No. 94, Newman-ltreet, Ox ford-area; Williams No. at, Pall-mall; Humphry, No. st 8, Oxford-street; Golding, No. 42, Cornhill ; Metcalf, N0.'54. H.dborn-hill; and Sexton, No. 24, Leadenhall-ftreet ; at ss. a pot, or al. 141. a doar.n; with good allowance to thole who fell it again. FOR Rheumatifms, Rheumatic Gout, Sci a ti ca; Lumbago, Head-ad), Numbncti, Pally, Indigeftion, fla nk:it Spafmodic or flying Palm general Debility and R don of the Syltem, Sprains, Buttes and CHIIII.I3LAINS. 11 • Experience .3 proved the mild Remolding powers of WIIITLIIEAD . II EssExec OF NIL'S - FARO and Fluid Ef fence, the molt effedtual remedy ever madeltnowit to the world, having fuceecded in cafes of fix, eight, ten, twenty, and even of forty years (landing, after other means had failed, and it has abfolutely cured more patients of the above complaints, than all the medicines ever before made Public. For Chilblains, Sprains, and Bruifes, the fluid Effence if ufed according to the direCtion, has never failed in a Engle initance, and fn lingularly penetrating is its nature, and fpcedy its opendion, as generally to effcdt the cure of CHILBLAINS, by a [lngle liberal appli. cation. Whitehead's Effence of Mallard is prepared and fold at 25.9 d. each Box or Bottle, by R. Jousts robt, Apothecary•, No. Is, Greek-ftreet, Soho, London : its reputation is Gn ge neral, that it I. fold by, every Medicine Vander in F-nLiand, Ireland. Weft Indies, and America. To prevedt connect felt impolition, purcbafers ars requefted to obferve, the Genuine is diltinguiChcd by the King's Patent, and the Signature R. Joao STON, the Patentee's owe Whin, on obs label of cacti Bottle and lies TO ENGINEERS. _ _ ..... W ANTED, FOR THE WEST INDIES, a Ready iitelligent Man, capable of creCing and keeping in Repair. a Sham Engine. Enquire at Elderton and Wilcox's Manufactory, Ckurch- Rreet, Blackfriars-Road. WAntell, at tiu: fame Mlnufadtory.feveral workin; Engincers. BRISTOL, Al..rch so, t 302. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At the EXCHANGE COFFEE-HOUSE. on Ircdnefday the 14th of April next, at One o'clock, THE runt PRI.;;ENTATION •,1* the valuable Vicar ~c of CONGRESBURY, and Itcdory of WYKE SAINT LAWRENCE annexed, in the County of Somerfet, ab )ut twclve rtila front 0- For partizular. apply to Mr. RlLHawkliv(ll, EriftoL cHETwYPD MANOR ESTATE ADVOWSON, SHROPSHIRE. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD EV AUCTION, By Mr. CHRIS TIE, At his Great Room, In Pall-Mall, on Monday the teth of May, at One o'Cloeb. in Ouc Lot, by Order of the Pro prietors, and aU Patti., concerned', A MOST Capital and Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, conlifting of the eiteufive Manors of Chct ta,nd and Edge.tiond, capacious Mardian, beautiful Park of about 200 Acres, embcllifhcd with River, Sheets of Water, Wood, Hill, Dale, &c. and fundry eligible Farms, with All fuiLable Buildings, and near 1030 Acre, of Ar.thle, NL:alow, Pallure, and Wood I.and, an Afylum of great plenty of Game, and principally . ri, be Free, and Land Tla ndremed, let at old Rents, amounting to near per annum Two Thoufand Pounds, exclufivc of Land in hand, capable of very considerable im provement on the demife of the Leaks. Alto the Perpetual Asivowfou of the Rediory, of the annual valve of Five Hun dred Pound., fubj, el to the Life of the prefent In.unrbcnt, aced So years, daily lucre:ding front the Inclofure of Waite Land. Mr. Samuel Bagnold, of Newport, will thew the l'r and printed particulars, with engraved Pitns, may be had of th, Printers of the S'•rewfuury Chronicle; Checker Courint ; Birmingham Ch uni ; Atbizum, I.iverpool ; S; ..tfardtk re Alvertiferg Thom is I.l°o, P.N. Gray's Inn ; Mafrrs. Strong and Still, Lincoln's Inn New Square ; M. firs. Shaws, New Bridge-amt. Blackmars; Itainbosv, ; and in Pail- Mall. Mr. Chriftic is empowered to receive Proporals by Private Contradt for the whole of the Eltate, on or before the tft of Maf next, and if not treated for btfnre that day, will be put upon the zoth of May, and fold to the belt bidder without r.ferve. LION INN. KIDDERMINSTER. TO BE LET, and entered upon immediately, `T'HE above truly commodious and convenient 1 INN and TAVERN, now in full band's, and elegantly fitted up, darahly fituated in the Town of Klddcrminfter, in the County of Wuret fter; with c:pital Stabling for Eighty Holies ; Coach-bnuf.s, and every neceffary convenience for carrying on the Inn-keeping and Polling Buliwf., Iktiatcd on the much accuftomed road leading front Bath and Briltol to I lolyhezd, midway between Worcefter and BrLignorth, king about tit miles dittancc from each place; togethcr with an etc g,ant Affembly Room and Bowling Green, and about twenty. live Acres of excellent Land, lying contiguous thereto. This i; the only Inn in Kidderntinfter, at which Chaired are kept. The toad Item Wurcatec to Bridgnorth, and from Kidderminiter to Wolverliamptnn and to Bromfgrove, will, in a little time, be put in the mutt complete repair; which, wb.ii done, the Porting Muth at this inn mull be very much in. crcafed, as from Holyhead and Shrewlbury to London, and from Liverpool, Parkgate, Chcltar and Manchelter, to Bath and Briftol, is by many mica nearer through Kidderminftcr than any other re.sd. _ . The Hut:rani:l Fun:hurt belonging in the prefent Tenant to be foist nn hr , :mlay the ra.l day of MUTE) initant, and the nine following days; fur h part thereof as is inhabit to any per fon becoming te•lant, they be then purchafed. The whole of the Buildings will be put in comp lest repair, and neccifary painting and papering will be done by the Land lord, and the Tenant :nay be accommodated with more I.4nd, if. required For particulars apply to Mr. Turner, Park Hall, near Kid derminiter ; Me. HAtien, Solicitor, Kielderminfter • or Ma's. Bin anti Rubins, Soliektors, Hattoo-Ourdni, Loudon. As a ferious caudals to all who , fro m the nature of their corn. plaints arc obliged to have recourfe to that dangerous prepara tion, Mercury : It is certainly, if taken with difcretion, a molt noble and effedind cure for every (pecks of Venereal infedion, hut on the other hand, there is not an article in the whole Ma teria Medici fo replete with danger; for Ihould the patient take cold whirl under a courfe ef this extraordinary NlAlicine, it frequently leaves behind it the Gout, Rheumatifm, Numbncfs in the Limbs, Paralytic Afredions, which, however, may not be felt till after a lapse of (even, eight, or ten years. is Tally perf ms in bu liners, Servants, and indeed all who.frona the nature: of their employments, are obliged to be out in all weathers, bang liable to catch cold under a courfe of M•reary. which may terminate with their lives, but na fuch danger v, it enfue to thole who fubititute Da. BRODUNI's BOTANICAL SYRUP, Whizh is particularly recommended to be ufed previous to en tering into the Matrimonial Rate. left the indiferetion of a pa rmt prove a fource - of vexation to him for the remainder of his days, Sy afflicting his innocent but unfortunate offspring with th Evil, eruptions of smolt malignant tmdency, and a variety of other complaints, that are mud of tiredly introduced by no glssa and imprudence. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL to be had at the Dodlor's Houle, No. 9, Albion-flrect, 7 Doors front the Leverian Mufeum, Blackfriar's-Bridge, in Bottlrs at 6d.—andss. 6d. Alfo of Jcbouk and Co. (bite Bacon), No. tso, Oxford-ftreet; Tuck, Royal-Exchange; E. Newbery, corner of St. Paul's numb-yard ; Boulton, Royal- Exchange ; Mr. Cocktll's Medicine-warehoufe, No. 229, Strand; and by molt Book idlers and Medicine Venders in the three Kingdoms. It -vie Mammary the Dodtor thould fee loch Patients as are afilidted with Deafn. i or Lois of Sight, or fend char C.-fes, by Letter or Parcel, to the Doftor (Pon or Cirriage paid), with his ufual Fee.—The Medicines may be bad every Lay. WHEN Profeffional Men of education and re. fponlibility deviate from the general fyftem by the fe • alion of a peculiar Brancb, the fandtion of long continual uccefs is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my praelicc to the eaUuulee treat. mein of THREE DiSORDERS, and the fueccfsful ri.fult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofc as far as I am able the ravages of thole complaints which arc the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmitics. . . . . After initiation into every 'stanch as an Army Surgeon, I form, d a with at an early period of Practice to mimic individu al, from The ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. The TI MEE DISORDERS, to the cureof which I have do voted rir attention, comprise every fpeeirs of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.•—sdly, All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and laftly that de rangement of the fyftem in Womett which is called BARREN NESS or STERILITY. NUMeTOUS difeafcs are the refult of Ignorance or hate In the treatment of a ftmpk Gonorrhea, and k not unfrvlueutly hap pens that the feeds of Life are poitoned by the indiferetion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuck compLuota are tally cured, and even where other+ have failed, I trult that I may prefin•ac to oiler a radical re-cttabli.hment Few, ...... w however, arc the cafes of complicated diltrcfs in the diforl:r compared with the ealantitous fituations of Men,who from indulgence ina SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaie ties of a faillionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable conferpence of fuck yeeniciotts habits. Where the unhappy futferer broods 'Ayr hism:fery, but care. fully Gonads his mishirtune, it may be tome confulatlon for him to know, that although It he an uNeSt of dmbt or unerr. tainty with other Practitioners, the ramoral of there DEFI CIENCIES by the gradualpragrei oflt cmOvation istheacquire Minn of my experience. If the rites of Pacchtmor Venus hare begun to reduce manly vigour, much attri....ty trill be prevented by an early counteraction of this Lingo:d gate, and in iii . cafes no great difliculties will occur. But where this Deficiency !:a, f o r years erifted a proper Per feverance indifpenfibly rcTiiiite to r evirc. the flumbriaz 'parks of Life, and to rc-animate the Conititutmis. MARRIED WOMEN. who hive long been di :Appointed In their expciAations of a Emily, may be alTared, that 1.1 mod initances inch defels are curvhle by Medical Skill. The SECRECY which is fo effential to my undertaking, and the Qualifications which I hare prefemol to Rate, form the Bafis of my l'retcntions, and in coincidence with fw:h thisind. mation is given, that Mr may lacconfultedpcfonaily (or by letters inclofine a fmaa note) at his Louie, No. a 9, Arun dcl-street, Strand, :,eir Ternplo-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Waterdtreet adjoinhas, and the name is on both the doors. M. U. Mamba of the Royal College cf Surgeons.