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11, 4 ' 04 *. •:" " ".` • • , • 4 51,1 • fir Milp• , `" e s. S 111, • Iii;1/4.11° 'I L • f• - • FRIDAY, JUNE ss, IsC2 NUNII:rR 4'245 [MUCH 141X-PitICIL PONF' RAcr.. NrW 111FAIRP:, THE MF.DICAL JOURNAL. THE EARL OF LONSDALE. Tills EVENING, FRMAY, JUNE 25, To .I. morrow. and Mon.lay, in addition to the other Enter. Licrnenta, C %PI l'Al. PONIES will ILK A hewn o't lack cash hret int for A Plate, the LC. of 3 one milt heat% '111: Pool s will Ilitt on the Stage, go ruuni it, then out of the Katie our t at. ofive Conde wielded amd cildtAl mond, and return t., the ‘‘ inning Pod in the CI titre t 4" the Stage. 'lac Audi. tree IR II bare a full vii w of the whole Conde, round uhiJ. o w will go fir( or fix tity.s. T HE Po f>lic are refpeaft;lly informed that th e r!RS'f' NUMBER of 2 NEW VOLUME of tbs ME DICAL and PI - IYSICAI. 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The SUPPV - 34ENT to the Thirttruth Volume will be rub. !Mod at the fame time, containing half--yearly Critical Re trofpedts of Bas risn, FKLNCII,GERMAN,SPANIIIIII, and Ana- RICAN Literature, with Indexes, Title, &e. dtc Nu. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard, june,lBo2. COMPLATNTS. DUFOUR informs the Public,that he may daly he eonfulted =carat, frown 9 to 3, at his honk, No, 5, Frith-Aran, Soho, London, in all codes of Ohitruffi Strictures, Giros, Seminal Wcaknefs, insontinency of Urine Fistulas, Impotence, and debility in either Set, ike. From exterdive Pradtice in this department, to which he has con. fined hintfcif for many ye/re, lie offers a method of mare, mild, efficacious, and which prevents a relapfe. Mr. DUFOUR, Col! Proprietor of Daran's celebrated ( me. dicatid) Bougies, has ultimately fo improved them,.by diveß ins them of the irritating efieets of common ilougics, that they Coerced whery cauftic► and odar violent means have failed. NEW l'ANtritAhlA, IAYAfiARKE.T. Ni it door to the Op. t 11 ,, ure. _ _ . • THE Public arc reipv4itiitily informe4l, that this I'ANORANIA, exhi:liting a t;RAND VIEW of the Cl I Y of and its Envirou4, is now open fur puhl:c in. Whoa. pti.:ted fro.n thawing mule on the North Welt I . 4wer tithe Metropolitan Church of Notre D.une Aztec the g v .iug of the Preliminaries of face, by poca.s de Alwes.t. Will routine.; open from to till Du& Admittance N. B. .tperfun regularly attends to captain the Pie'ltr... TO LINEN 1./RArERS, MEN MERCERS, HAisi.k- D%SHERS. &e. AN (Modcrn) HOLIE, in the Limn-drapery Trade. to be &pored "of. The &oily tecmcciion, &c. is rdpedable and valuable, and front tbec.mmuiding 6tuadon tithe Premlfes, the Buda* may be se ry much improved by attention to Fancy Goods. Apply to Mr. John Chat, Portugal-ltreet, Lineo'n's Inn. PASSAGE FROM DOVER TO OSTEND. CAP J. U. RUTTER of the BRITISH FAIR, and Capt. J. HUBBARD of the MIMERvA, (Pattie Vefrels th. Service of Nlerrt. f.ATltAal . Ritz and Ca.) nroll rripeetlully acquaint the Nobili.y , and thol e perform in general .r..velling to the Continent by way of Oftend.that their Cal V. tfelo, which .re fitted up in a very fuperlot Byte for the .ntivvyance ni 1 0 .11instra, C.irrhges. Horror. &c. wBl fall re vilely from DUVLT cccry WanyfdAy and Seurd.ity for °Rend g the Summer.—Dovir, sad M•sy, tlloa. MARGATE. PROSPECT TAVERN HO iEI ~a nti anti BONVI.INO-GREFN. . J AMES corrERELL, (from Mitchener's), refit:t run). in.tvnt the Nobility. Gentry. and Public in g-veral. that he it.t; taken the above Houle, and fitted it up in a entutortable and t.nteel Rile for their aecommodationo—The fied.roomt are pit:44l'ly fituated, eomm.mding.on one Ede an estrof vr Vitw of tie Sea, on the other, the Town of Margate and Profprel of tht iotroundirg Country. Choice Old Wine% and Liquors of the Brit quality. A ;and billiard TAO:, Dowlihg-green, Trap-hall Ground. &c. J. C. hopes, by unremittin. attention, and very m a oderc to mtri: the Publie .. favour. N. B. Gent! St.thlitig and Coach-hcufe.,; handle= Gles Ctachcs and l'oft Chaifr to kit. Rltlr. IN '1111.: lit OF ThE 'FR.%(...as. - Tp 11 D. r 1: R IN :s, of Lei: ell eat! Liar!. Parentea •L /• of th, I'ALLIC TR.ACTORS, informs - the Public, th..t their Peee advanced from rive to Six Guifftu the Set, on the lull of pti n..!‘er nest. Theextenfsvi Mutation a: al fah they have at lei., tli : cquired,haveconveledinbovern runt the proprit tics the cl;fcovety produdivg to the Revenue: an ams•alment was, in coati:oe let, made to the new Medicine Ad, alter its remit! staging, in *Mae tht Pa tent Tradors were tutroduced, and rwenty Shilling, dirtead ta be rrifed on the fAle of each S.:, to take place on the Firft of September. Six Guinra4, which will inehedc the tax, tie, Patentee trolls will bur g .rded a mm moderate rtmtuteildbel than Five were, before the numerous proof; tfnw bifalthe Yulslic of their durshilit .i•td nave utllkr.- - INSTRUMENTS ftir NIBBINC PENS 'ton- time to be made, imp:oveil, and fold by the *nventnr, J.WILKFS, 37, CornIt1:1; where may be had %Ms of every' tart. and Pens cut to fait any hand. The utility of the , lliabber to tho(e whofc eye. tail them, or the hand uniteady l ls I very great, and dare who have tender nails, partictdarly 14.' 1 diis ' • as well as preventing the danger of the alb fi l lat i n t he eye, It ha. AI a great advantage of making one Pen loft as keg as two, as it will tab, the n ib off twice before it I. much pereciveil; and it is don.. io momentarily that the writer fulls n u lobs the thane of his fubj,a, which a lonier torul.•:on may do. J. Wil.Kkb begs leave to reeontmend his Pen-knives fa rncr.ti, from tivir now wr.ll-kr.own temper in tufting the hardat quill. Alto his cic; ant li-mbro' Pt n.linives, In ivory wrh DA!. and id hoops, and Pen-nibbcis in the handle, as well as fsveral blades and Witnesses:its, hirer bus and fe i , cal•cdar. &e. •• • AM a Pocket Ivory Pre, and Mack Lead.Palleik of a paw firs I. ad , Nude un.ler laia own infpcslion. 1 hr anicks nuy be baa at RkSayers, ti, Taviltock. row. Covent-Garden ; and V-. TahLrea juvenile Library, E° arta; Mr. Cbar:es *with's, bltifccaa-ikrect, Oath ; aad Mr. P. , res, Brighthelnflocc. To the WORTHY and INDT.PENDENT EI.F.CTORS of the BOROUGH of PLYMOUTH. OtIITLESSILN, MR. GLANVILI.E baying declined becomin g a Candidate rot the honour of again rtprefenting you in Parliament, and a molt r•freeitable number of Freemen having carmftly invited me to off. r myfelf to your notice upon the or carton, I beg leave to fuliclt t e :tonour of your Vote.% and•lntc reit in my favour, as one of your RepreLmatives, whun a Dif. Laudon of the pref. nt Pariament Bull take place. As 1 am well known, and have been long reftdent among TU6, any particular avow::) of my political fentiments is ahr.ott ututercifary : I truft, bor....vet, it will not be too prcfuming in TO: to remind you, that in the ! -te ;mat and to•Juous comet for the political cliftenee of the Country, 1' Bond forward, to the utmoft of my Pow , r and Ability, to lend my aid far the maintenance of public Order. and in rapport of the Nu. clonal independence. My public conduit, then, freaks for leaf, and will entitle nee, I lhoukl hope, to your favour, as a tried Friend to the Kano and CONSTITUTION. With refped to ally perfonal Views, l declare 1 have nothing to leek from Government, for myfelf or family ; and twat to a faithful and uptight Dlfeb:rga of my Duty, as an Independent Member of a Braid, Houle of Commons, my Beady and yin flant oh ett would be, to render every 11:rvice in my power to promote the gamut welfare of the Borough of Plymouth. I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen ' With the greateft Attachment and Aelpedt, Your very faithful, • And devoted humble Servant, Plyinout:l, pine sr, Taos. PHILIP LANGMEAO. THIS 18 TO GIVE NO'FICE, THAT RICHARD SKOTTOWE, Efq. the Gentleman wha was yeaday advertifel with a reward of Twenty Guineas for his heir.: taken Las voluntarily fur rendered kin.hlf to the Oiliecr, and fettled every hutlnefs to his fatfsfaCtion. It was owing to not properly undertianding the nature of beam:is that oecafioricd him to act in the manna be did—Dated this 24th day of June. 1862. No. a; Sti.nhone.itreet, JOHN BURTON. Clare-Make. FIRST ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY for 1732. Begins Drawing the ad of Augufl. 'THETickets are divided into Halves. Quarters, .IL Eighths, and Sixteenth., by HAZARD, BU E, and Co. Stock-Brokers, at their State Lottery Office, No. 93. under the Royal Exchange, Loudon, and no where elk on their ac count. SCHLEIE. No. of Prins. Value of each. Total Value. 2 of L 20,0)0 it L 4cSer* 2 • . • ropoo - . 20,000 S - - SP= - - 10,0)0 2 - - 2,CCO - - .4,000 4 - - 1,..p0 - - 4,00`0 3 - - 300 - - 4,0 0 0 20 - • 100 - - 2,000 41 - - 50 - - . 2,050 7,050 ' ' 1 9 - - 133950 7431 Prises 16,869 Blanks 4 zu,,oco y,•.0 P. Rhcnn:ati:ms, Rheumatic Gout, Sciatica, L Limb . 4 0, Head-ach, Nl:mond: 4 P.m?, Indigeftirm, Fka tat .t :.r fr.,ot!'w or ft-jug Pains, general Debility and Radala thn of the Syaent, SPRAINS, BRUISES, I zperiesee has proved the mild (timid:ding pnwers of W it rr alan's ESSZNCS Or .MO3IARD Pills, and Fluid, the ri mvdy ever msde known to the world, having ficertd:t! in cafes of fa, c,;; t, feu, twenty, and even of forty ye,rA ftwiding, after eth, r mans had failed, and it has ill , slt.tiiy cured more patients „f' the above complaints, than all toe medicines aver before made Public. The fluid El ko:cc is fo linp Warty penetrating and fpeedy in its operatian, as gescralle to area the cure of SPRAINS and BKUISES by a fter applications. Wh. - thrairs Efence of Mallard is prtpared and fold at I '. r.ch. Loa or B.ttle, by R. Jon avian, Apothecary, ha. :•, Grick-ltreet, Sohn, London A , td its rcputteinet is fu univrrlitly cltablilhcd, that it may Ii of 'very Vender in Enzland, Ireland, Walt Li an.l America. To prevent count( t felt hisprifition. parebafers are ripieftail tn ddrrt-t. ti.taJr•uiste i.diamplifhell by the Nines Patent. a: = of R. Jo N tti PTO M. the Patentee's Inns writing, sr, tt. •.:1 of (nth Bottle or Ins . _ i I 1"2. H.IN Di; !Live ever been ellcetned a pi Kona! h.auty in bath Si*.*. and In fame pay of ro Perfons of Rank. Tht BANDANA `n'•. or I i:tilan Wraiing Cakes, poirch the peculiar property ::"vcn; the molt exquilhe delicacy of texture, and inconede .....• :.:rest(. to the Hands which arc contlantly waned with -; only; and th.fe (street art not produced tau fild.lenly, " " .Lain, but gradually, by correcting all ibe lame:Ohm. and, when once produced. which they arc certain • `•• per;evi mice, they are pernianc;:t. Even in CA'S T . -, di , . it in his ben injured by labour or other violence, the nlm-fq and coat - ferias are (feint:ally, infatfibly, and perms '' • ~,!? removed, add fuceeeded by Cm *Abode, fairucfv, and .‘ . ....cy of appearance, which cannot he acquired b y any ,' `. ~ Gleans whatever. To peopk of (Aldan, and others who 1.. , • nu. it.jw.A the texture of thtir tin, the fuperiur excel , .•• cr i,t the Bandana Soap will be evalain after du Aril time t. c..,, i'. • by appoin tment , p r i ce wi l y lc eac h ca k e , by Coekell, r!). strand, feTenth houfe front Temple-bar ; Mr. Dun- N". 3, Cb,awird. ; Mr. °nen, No. Oxfard-ttret t ; N.wtnn, N t 26. eurmr of Gr:at Rad tired; Mr. Int, No. 42, Carnhtll ; (Little and I.ea, Nrw Bartd-ltrert ; b lt:Th.w. library, Brrkky-fqrar. ; Mr. Sheppard, Book trikr, frit:nit Mr. frown. Georgt,firent, Bath; Mica Greg- Ls. Duke-Ricer. I.iirespool; Mr. Ward. Lew-gais, II•31; 114 by WI refpcdabbs redbmart, eART.tL• OtTIEIMIXMILY moo° -- F,rft-drawn Ticket, 3,00 n Firft-diawn, - 0' Day, 5,000 Ditto, ad Day apoa Ditto, .611 Ihy, apao Dittq, 3d Day 10,004 Ditto, 7th Day, 20,C017. Ditto, 4th Day, sopoe Ditto ' lith Day, tope° The in i drawing, which will b eawelutted in eight days, will .he conduiftaal oa the ft.llov:ing Plan : To conurituce on Mon .ifit the sd orAuguft ; feiond thy, 11:hiday the thdiuguft ; and every fueccetting Monday and Thurfday till thelt6th.-..- The intermediate days will be appropriated to the payment of Prises, atl4 Sale of 'indrawn Ticket, and Shares. AU Shaiiaroldat thli Office will be Ramped agreeable to Ad Alf Yarliainent, and alfti with she Crown,. anti round it • " HAZARD k Co.'s Lorrain , Or Letters, poft paid, duly anfwerod, and Scheme, gratis. CAVERSHAM HILT., NEAR READING. TO BY SOILD RY AUCTION, by CHARLES EENWEI.I., Oa Saturday, Ott 26th of June, 1802, at Two o'clock in the Af:crncion, at the Upper Ship Inn, Reading, by Particulars and Conditions of Sale to be then produced, A, FREEHOLD ESTATE, with immediite A poffeffion ; compeifing a remarkable neat DWELLING HOUSE, in perk .% order, a explsal-Geedes walled rodnd sod planted with choke fruit trees la MI bearing. Th....prbtriga arc truly defirable ss reticle-nee for a gamed Family, and are Itttrate upon deft delightful eminence' .111(1 well known healthy fpot celled Caveriliani•Hill, one mile sod a half from Reading, commanding a cirarmini view of the River Thames, and beau, ifyladjacent coup fry. Further Particular% may he had, and the Prdrolfes slowest any. time previous to the Sale, by applyinig to the Auetioneer, Readin3 RIDING-SCHOOL, NOTE 1N • TO BE LET, (by Propot-ds) For a Term of Years during Peate, and entered upon immediately, I'HE SPACIOUS BUILDING, now nfed as a Riding School, fituate near the Caine Lodge, in the Town of Nottingham. The School is newly ended, ar.4l fubilantially buiit, and con- • tan% to length 98 feet. and in width 44 fret; . and at the wet rid is a room as feet by 7 feet, a Kitchen aid Bed-room, and alfo a Stable for three Horfcs ; Wafh-Houk. Larder, Gartkn, and fps:lmi Yard, adjoining to the School, 'in Ithich is a very large :Man for loft Water, well fupplkd by th, Water-work Company. The whole well adapted for tarrying on an eaten five Conc.rn, or fur any Equertrian or other Public E eltbition. The Room at the weft end by means of aides opening into the School, and forming Boxes for it as a Theatre. For a view of the Pretnifes apply to St rji.-ant Nc tvmao, at the ; and Pinions wifhing to treat for the fame arc tic- Grad to deliver in their Propofals, in writing, ft Mr. Middle more, Solicitor, Nottingham, on or before the Loth day of July scat.--Nottingharn, June 8, *Boa. DR. MAYOR'S UNIVERSAL HISTORY, • 111 Twenty-five portable Volumes. THE Third Volume of this Work was pub -11- tithed on the sit day of March, cunt:lining the HISTORY of OR EECE.froun the culled Periods to the End of the Pelo ponnelian War and May be bad of all A:filet - table Bookfel. lers in Tows and Country. The Fourth Volume, containing the remainder of his HIS TORY of ()REECE, was publithed on the Heft of April. There two Volumes contain a complete liittury of Greece, illuftrated with a Map, and two beautiful Engravings. And fur the accommodation of !Ferrous who with to patella& the of CreLee, sir any, other liugle Iliftory. every Volume contains a particular Title-page, adapted to its tefiedive Con tents. The ANCIENT PART of this Univcrfal Hiftory will be eon pltted in Nine Voiotia; and the MODERN PART in Sixteen Volumes ; a.Volunse to 'pp= on the lira day of every month, till the whole is completed. The pree of each volume is Five Shillings in hoards, but upon (ma and common pap= it is only Three Shillings and Nine pence,in boards; the volumes may alto be had in neat half-bindings. N. B. D;. Mavor's Univerfal Hiftory is a molt ddirabie ae -66 ifition to all perfons to whom the gr c a t Univerfal Mildly in oatvo vohnnes is either too voluminous or too espenfive. This day was publifitcd, price 61. 6d. in boards: ,61k PLEA for RELIGION and the SACRED WRfrINGS : asltireired to the Difedpies of Thomas Paine, and wavering Chrillians of every pafusfion. With an Appendix, containing the Author's determination to havc re linquithed his Charge in the F.ltabliihed Church, and the ma-. lons on which that determination was founded. By the late Rev. DAVID SIMPSON:M.A. London : Printed for J. Mamma, iu the Puultry ; where Mr. Simpfon'S other publications may be had. This d.t.y was puhlißied. price BF. in hoards, A PRACTICAL INTRODUCTION to. mom it 121 CS and NAUTICAL ASTRONOMY. The Second Edition, -augmented a id improved, By P. kELLY, • • !Matter of liihiburp•fquave Academy, London. in the Preis, and cpcedily will he publithed, by the tone Author, a Second Edition of 'THE ELEMENTS of BOOS KEEPING, with an Appendix on Exchanges, including the recent alteration% Pri , :ted Wt. Jolinfon, and F. and C. Rivingron St. Paul's Citordboard; and Gated j. Rnhic fon. Pette rIVII fi.f4TQW. V* dot era's poldjeod. ➢rke 3s. priotzd on One hoe-prelled - • • OVE: AN ALLEGOItY:' Conunent eft•il arrive, qu'un adte, dont le but tit it ft:lMb ntl, ct auquel la nature nous inyitc put l'attrait le plus pawl% glic le plus gl-and, le plus dour, le plus innocent des plaifirs fort &yew la fource la feconde de noire depravation, et de• nos maux. DIDEROT. . - To which are added, fevetal Poems and Trarteatioci, By JAMES LAWBENICE.. Printed io - r R. Faulder, New Bond-ftreet. W 1 may be had, by the fade Author; The &font Friend, a Pacimi, price 2a. The Virgin of the Sun, a Tragedy from the German of Kotzebue, price as. 64. in This day was published, In Your large VolntotA Bvo. illullrated with 18 Engravingt and - • too Wocil Pits, price al. at. in boards, r rHE. DOMESTIC ENCYCLORIEDIA ; or, a DICTIONARY pf FACCS and,DSEFUL KIvOW -110btf etintisrehenclinte, a eoilrifc rt.* of the latell Dife'ot ieries.inveptioris, antl. Iroproxematts, chatty applicable to Rural anti Domeftie economy ;rogethur with Defrriptiona of the totift interelling objedrof biarnreant Art ; the Iliftory of Men and Animals, in a state of Health or Difcafe; and Prac tical Hints relpenitig the Arts and. Manufadures, both (mai -1 Ille; and coeuncreial. Br F. , M. WI I.LICH, M. D. Author of the Lc urea on Diet and Renimcn, &c. &c. Dedieatecrto the KING, by Special rertniffion. London: Printed , for J. Murray and S. limbic?, No. 32, Fleet-flreet ; Vernor and Hood, Ydultry ; Kearilcy, Fleet (keret 1 H. 1). Symonds. and i. Hurtt, l attnlnufter-row ; and tfse Author. , ..... • . • . A few Copies of the above Work were printed upon a fine ycilow wove Paper; wit* Progf ImprefEons of the Engraving. and Cuts, :And asutbe had, price albs. in boards. HAMPSHIRE, FREEHOLD ESTATF.. TO It SOLD liT PTITATS -CONTRACT, 11 'HE deferable Freehold Ellate, called GRE 1. WFJ.I.-Hi1.1., eomprifing a modern Sardfome bunt Btki Mention Houfe, with requifite Offices, complete Stables Or Hunters, Ch4fe-houfe, and Out-buildings,' a Lawn, Ad j turaforing Six Acres, Three Roods, and Twenty-Gs Perches, Garden, EiflaPonds, a Farm-yard, Lang, Gran:ay, and Cut, tan near the Farm-yard, together with divers Odes of Me 3. tw, Paftore, Arable, and Coppice land adjoining the Houfe, in high Caodition, containing in the wh't- t t 6 Acres, 3 Roods, a:td 24 Perches, and with an unlimited Rita over an extenEre Common contiguous to the Eftate. Grcwcll-Hill is fituated in a rich and bea Itiful part of Hamp- Iblre, the Houfe commanding fine Profp_ac of the furround- Ing Country, which abounds with Game and Fifintig; and fi.veral Packs of Hounds arc kept in the Neighbourhood. Dif tant from London .a Miles, live (ruin Rafingftoke, Two from Odihsm, and One from the Great IVeftern Road. The Houfc and go Acre■ of the Land are now let to Jofcph Amgen, Efq. on Leafe, which will expire at Alichaelnsas, 1803. •For further Particulars, and to treat for the Purchafe, ap ply to Mr. Watts, Solicitor, No. to, Symond's Lars , Chancery lane, London; or to Mr. Gregory, Solicitor, Odihini; at either of which Places a Plan of the Eftate may be ken, and Letters (isaell l'aed) wan be duly attezded to. • Ttik ?tit was piddifited, By G. Tootssoit, York-Plate; Edinburgh; And PR r !ITO N .bto. 97, Strand, London; The Fiftl, and Sixth &oohs, or Vox. TaliDD ; containing Fl FAT of the molt favourite. SCOTTISH SONGS; with an lntrodudion and Accompaniment, and a Conclulion to each Mr for the Piano Forte, &c. wholly compoled by HAYDN; the Poetry chiefly by BURNS. As there arc various Collections of Sonia% Songs, it ream proper to explain in what refpeds the prefect Work will be found newaand defcrving of the public attention: it comprifes aU the fine Airs in their purcft toren, unmixed with trifling and infcrlor tunes. 1. To many of the Airs (in this work only) Haydn has added a SECOND VOICE part, and made them beautiful Ducts, with out altering a Note of the Mei/dies.' 3. Inftead of a thorough Bab in figures, fo difficult to Ama teur,: in general, Haydn has here given a delicate aceomvaui• ment in Notts, which every Piano Forte Player can execute correelly.. • , _ _ 4. The Introductory and Concluding Symphonies of Haydn to be found in this work, and in no other, form an impel - tint addition to each Song, preferring the &heft variety of original • and exquilite companion, which will be more and more cal tled the oftener they are heard. And with raped to the Poetry, it Is to be pbferved, that while every filly and indelicate Sorg is excluded, all the inimitable Songs of Burns and others of great merit are fubltitmed ; and for the fake of theft unac quainted with the Seottifh dialeEt, Etillifh Sow, fuited to the Air., are g ay., in addition to the Scotch Verfes. . _ Thok who with to have early insprefflons of this volume, and of a Itroke Engraving (the Soldieri teturn) prefixed to it, wEI pkafe to fend their naives as above. The price is one Guinea; the Violin and Violoncello Accompaniments, when wanted, may be had at 3s. each. Cyr brit Books,or two Volumes of Songs, Introdudory and Concluding Symphonies and Accompaniments. by Pleyel nod Koaeluch, may he had together or frparately as above. Alf° Twelve Grand Sonatas for . the Piano Forte, by tie fame Cocupoicrs, With koala oa iloadat Sulisda For the Venereal Dift=fe, Mr. DUFOUItVin - poiieflion of Dawes Remedies, fu mild that they render confinement or martian' in diet uniteceff.try. To amide him to attend patients at their owr hooks, he has provided the alEllance of a Gentle. man of the Faculty. Perfons in the country may be cured by Elating their cafes in letters, pewit paid. Jolt publithed, price as. Ed. Fifth Edition, enlarged.—A Treatift no the above Cotnrlaints, illuilrated with the various fyrsptonvi znd Cafes (hewing the painfal and dangerous er red. of Caultic Boogies; an improved method of treating go. norrheas, &c. &e. Printed for J. Callow, Crown -coot, Soho and H. D. Symonds, Paternofter-row ; alto to be had at M'Quecn's, Exeter-Change, and. at the Author's. Farad of a Letter from Mr. CO3rElt, a very rerpedable gen • dental' farmer of Lcvington, near Ipfwich, to Mr. rIiOMAS WH I re, matter of the Academy at Cazhefter. Dear Sir, June 2, 1802. WHEN you write to Dr. BRODU m, pray inform him that I have received from h:s m:dieines all the be nefit my molt linguine expediations could lead me to look for, or my mod earneft willies could induce me to hope.—My cafe was an knit d m on my face of the moil virulent nature,that was not merely extremely troublefome, but alfo rendered me cxcef. lively low fpiritcd and ill; I (inertly followed the rules prefcribed in the Dodoes publication, and was in a lhort time moll rad'. tally cured.—lt is now nearly two years fince I took the medi cines, and have never fine had the (lighten return of my trou blefome difordcr. I feel it a duty which I owe the community, (and I ant lure your Jun mode of thinking will induce you to join ill the fentimeut,) that the Dodor timid be at liberty to make this cafe public for the benefit of fuffering individuals, he. ing myfa infinitely above regarding any remarks that may be male can it by the Widest, the invidious, or the incredulous. Yours fincerely, J. COOPER. Mt Son, John Newman, who now lives at Sir Wm. 'Clay. ton'i, was cured by Dr.l3ao ou 51 eight Years back, and has never had a retire finer ; hi, complaint was Lofs of Speech and Epileptic Hts. Witnefs my Hand, JOHN NEWMAN, April ra, iSoo. 'At the White Hart Inn, Newmarket. Mrs. jewel, Grocer, Wood-Itreet, near the Swan, Brompton, was aMieted 6 years with a Complication of Diforders ' which baffled the skill of fevcral perfons in the profeffion; her body was fwe lied in a violent manner, fo much as to be called by Come the Dropfy, Come a Bilious complaint, &c. her legs were in fuch a fituation as the ancles to fpread over the Owe at times ; (he was afraid from an opprelhon in her bread, of being choaked for want of breath. In this condition her life became a burden, be ing hopelefa of any relief from Medicine, but fortunately ap plying to Dr. BRODOM, was perfedly recovered by his NER VOUS CORDIAL. Any perfon gucftionirg t'w authenticity f the above, may, by application, or by letter (pun-paid), receive fall fatisf;dion. The BOTANICAL. SYRUP'and NERVOUS CORDIAL • to be had at the lloaor's Hinife, No. 9, Albion-ftreet, 7 Dunn from the Leverian MufeuM, Blackfriar's Bridge, in Bottle. ,at II 25.-4 ts. 6d.--and Ss. 6d. Alfo of Jeboult and Co. 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W HEN Profenional Mcn of education and re fponfibility deviate Irons the general fyltem by the fen leetion of a peculiar Branch, the fandion of long continued liked's is the belt criterion of fuperiority. eight years have I devoted my practice to the tlClUfive treat. mein of THREE DISORDERS, and the luccefAtul rcfult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am abie sere ravages of thole complaints which arc the molt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a wills at an early period of PraCtice to rercue individu als fnam the ignorance of uneducated Men; or the egu:lly dan gerous precipitancy of general Pradlitioners, The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de. ' voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL lIITECTION, whether of a recent or long duration —adly. Mills& of DEBILITY, whether ariling from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature arc, and laftly that des raigernent of the fyllem in Woman which is called BARREN. NESS or STERILITY. Nairn-rout difeafcs are the refult of Ignorance or hafte in the treatment of a hoick(Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indi cretion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuck comp!aints are .eifiiy curedyand ev n where others have failed, I mutt that I may prefunte to offer a radical re-ettahllihnient tew.liowever, are the cafes of compliwated dittrCs In the diforder compared with the calamitous &nations of,,Men,whe from indulgence Ira SOLITARY V ICE, or the prevalent Gaie• 1(4 of a :aillionalde Life, acquire that hate of . Vebility which is the unavoidable confequence of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broad: overhiv mifery,hut care folly cute :•als his misfortune, it may be come confolation for pins to know, that althoughlt be an ()hied of doubt or uncer tainty with other Practitioners, the removal of there WTI. •CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire. ment of my experimee. If the rites of liacch.s or VU, W have begun to reduce madly vigour, much anxiety will be - irevental by an early counteraCtion of this languid Hate, and in thr:e cafes no greet difficulties will occur. _ _ But where this Deficiency has for yeariellited a proper Per. ieveranee la tutlifpenfibly requifite to revive the flumbring (par's., of Life, and to re-arimate the Conftitution. MARRIED WOMEN. who have king been in thcir expeditions of a Family, may Itcalliired inßances filch illlcas arc curable by , Mt.ilical The SECRECY which is fo effential to my tin. the (ttialifieations which I true preform.' to Its Bags in my Pretcnfions, and in coineidclee with mating is given, that Mr M ay tw enter (or by lett w ers inclofing a (mail note) p his hoar, debarret, Strand, near Temple-Jar. There is an additional entrance in Warta-HI and the mime is on both the doors. M. U. Kimble at the Raid Consge of Sorption. .r: dirappointett i J, that to molt tILL h.:waking, and iota' the tu-h thistud. leltedpctonalt, 0 , Nu. xi, Mae. treat adjoin'. $ 4 rp . Sorseam •