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• j e Thar Aar cb , O A GEl\ -k AL Situatl YALRI, Light Dra, obtair. ur.." and also Si capable of a Reguneni Some ltund invite It/ . Pinec4 :ramLieie "•• pe. o n Tneaca, with Matenia Modica andJariatrudence, m o aday, Feb. 16, at No. 9, Geodostreet, Hanover-square, ti c m , N i no, AI.D. F.ILS. acc. and W. T. %MIDI, F.R.S. 5. 611' DUAL* i 1033 will give his Surgical Lecturer at SL C0;"...;C Heaping to the Pupils gratuitously. rrHE reftn and the _ have so thinned In Price ' very hea' }TALL nest, be . as below. SPIRITY,I their Gill BRAND' —.....__-- • LIORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, re s pectfu ll y I. I. :nutlet the Public that they have on ;ale a variety of 'I tckets and. Suns for the Lottery to begin Drawing. on the 4th a Mack The Scheme contains Three Grand Prizes of d':0,0019, beside 97 Capital Prizes, All ;co be paid in Sterling Aner--isa great an advantage to ie Adzenturer has not been y t ioni tar assay friturto pat. Also k Pawriao the Heider. caw First Drawn ELLA on the Vlrst, S•rcond, and Thircinety, • Oar }lies of the best Old Port in the Country, or ha pro rum for Shares. p• The First Two Prizes of i 650,000, Nos. 31,979 and 49,,;69, were Shared and Sold by HORNSBY and Co. at their 164 Established aline, 26, COW:MILL. Friends previous the ad of Februa, and following da. r , MR. WEST, P.R.A. as This day w published, in Bvo. price 75. THE LIFE andST UDI ES of BENJAMLN WEST, A Esq. President of the Royal Academy of London, prior !, xs arrival in England ; compiled from materials fitnisiscd k: irriself..—By 3011 N GALT. Second Edi:i4n. Printed for Cadets and Davies, Strand ; and T. and G. Lin wood, 31, Flea...met. There t. Spirit Trade, larly Good ranch irnpr that very ft relied upon Advance. Whiti Fine C. C. Cape Cape Red Red Fine Ditto Ditto Ditto' Broad West " Rut 1 Claret, Santurne Prigniae This day was published, ptiee 3s. the Eighth Number of A NNALS of MEDICINE and SURGERY, pub li>hed Quarterly; contain's:l.—Three Original Corm:mai. ....xis; Reviews of Abernethy's Lectures; CAW of Mies "!..ivoy ; 11411 on Diagnosis; Jackson and Bancroft on Yellow 1 , a; Forster an Insanity; Reid on Tetanus ; Bailey on Dol. Le,ona; Crichton on a New Cure for Consumption • Marmon ikuli; Johnson on the Atmosphere ; Sir William ; Adams on te.ract; Carlisle on Old Age; Medical Intelligence; Now backs, dm. &a "iced for T. and G. Underwood, 32, Met-street ; and sold Bookstdkrs. (Rd Ditto Ditto Ditto No. 10, of the Agents Andover—h. Ashbowne--' Ba—S. Bawtry— Beaconsfield—. Benson—.F. Berwick-on: laybourn Blackburn--; BI u nd ford— ilirnkirrglrain— Brackley—J. Braintree—Ji Brecknoek- Brentford— Brighton-1 Bridgenorth— Bodrnin—'r Borebam- Bury—H. Bury St. F Gudge‘ Callington— Calne—Jok Cambridge Camden Tows Canterburp-3 Carmartbei Cartmel-1 Ciwter—'l Chesterfield- Cirencester-. Clapham—r Cleobury BUM Coggeshall-- Colchestet- Colue--Bernai Cranbrook- Crich—Jt. Darlington— , Dorcheatur—J Dorking- Dunmow- Durbam— East Retft and Son Er —George Edgware Evesham—. Faversham- Folkstone- Grantham—i Greenwich— Greta Bridge Hadleigh—J, Hampstead- Harrow—C Helstone—J. Hereford—: Hinkley—S Hockliff—J, Horsham—' Hythe—W Ipswich--` Ktrabolton.—. Kensington—J Kent Road— Kingston-1 Knlghton—' Lemberhut Leeds—C! Leek—C.. Leicester— Lewes—J. Little Owl Loughbotoi Maldon—Jc March— A..k Market Kato ^•••••••••,--- . . logrietr -- sr' ~ • , • 1., ..edit . .. . • .. ~ . . R , . ~ .--Z / k .4(.. - -- - ;,-,•4 ~...,. , 1 ..-4- ...,. :: . .... 7 ,_ ... ...... :„.:.,.;: „... ;•., ...... ,. ........ ,..e . ,...; , ••. tt • , .. . •._• •... ~ . ~.... . • ,„..., 13 „. . , ..,,,. :t . .„:, ....._,, . v oi. . i • ; '• • • . AP da 0 '‘../. 11 S . , • - .. k • ) i 1 I IC, ....0. 1 ,.., - ' .?.‘ rP . 4......* ' ° LI AO' ' ar • ..,.~.. t ' '• •of s- . • - 1 'r l le. ' t _ ...... .Ov1„ i t ti ,--. . t ' • , . . MONDAY,.../ANUARY 26, 181% S -..„...... i ..w ~ ....._5. „. ......4 .....:;, , • , .... PRICE EVEN:n.I O I./4404 ''• ' ~. . • --------oss.sse.-50..-....non•sonsos--t-..0--..-. , . .............---..---..-- . . 1)1.. i 1 1, 4., i : t ‘ 4 i t ADItTaNTL • It. ' TO TI - CHILDREN OR ORKNISsUSTIXDREN or = .--! SECOND EDITION. SIMON - BROMEHEAD, DECEASED, FOIthIERLT . • published, in.lol. peke Ma. hi b rds, ' .ENTLEMAN wishes- to take tTpoR killteelf a or BASLOW, IN DEItIYSHIRF.. ' ffiNiE. • • Mild AErAINISTRATIoN Of CAR• Situation of an ADJUTANT of YEOMANRY CA. Y, who has late! left the Army, wu Adjutant to a I • /74011 N BROMFAIEAD„ANN BIZOMMIAIIII, A. DINALSIFOLSEY.-By JOHN OAEr, Esq. Ihcoed Iragoon Regiment many years, at home and abroad ; can - 1 - MI MARY BROMEHEAD, the Son and Dwellers . 4' , Edition. _ _ . 1 , d Davis,roirciable recommendation film sev era l G ene r a l officers, SIMON BROMEILEAD„ heretofore of Rislo.o, ir: e, Parise rri ten For _Cane. an c Straad ; and T. and G. L;r.- from O ffi cers Commanding Rogiments, as to his being of Bakewell, is the Couity of Derby, Frame-work Knitter, de. &tin:Petit 101 . rt .. ert-etr.!ct. . a -..z-.„-_-_______ a of teaching every thing in the Field that is requisite for mend, or any of them, or any of the Children of the said John • tent to be instructed in, in the present system of tactics . finettehead stud Ann ' Bromehead, or either of them, are now FROM SATURDAY NIOfITS GAZETTZI 1 indreds of both men and horses have been perfected for frill& acd will apply at the Office of Mr. R Lueas, Solicitor, in i t ---- ay Lim within the last fifteen years. Ciesseertaiti, on or before the 25th day of March next, they may [This Gatette.ocietains Addresses of Condolence to the Pertke Direct S. IL Ineworth Post-Office, Middlesex. probably la= of soneethirg us theitenventiod. s Uncut; from the Uountles of Rutland and Norfolk; Dean rad WINES - AND - SPIRIT& • Chapter cel Llaiciotater • Minister and Elders : of therresentery Ttionpt. and Co. 43, Heynaelsnt, London; of St. Anstreits, Its Scotland • and the HighlanerSanety in op- ' s av OLD ragas 'reit. ma in rasanan - nts. 1 : 11 respectfully Inform their Friends end tie Public, that ia don-als tp the. Prince Lijorous fromthe Dean and Chapter I 1 I late Accounts from Oporto, annOUncing the a ft* days they will- advance their PONT WiNE 6s. per Dozen, a the • or Saliibcry, Winchester, and Gtoolletter ; fusel of Orders, on account .of the scarcity of WINES, and SPIRITS Is. per Genoa. the Adept sod lionibmary of. Dal the ffoots • Chuseinn late uncommon demand for IlllititTUGAL WINES, . Their present prices are as follows, for Ready Money only: London; the !mnit of Sutherhuld othe Bettesch of Domed : \ I thinned the Stock in Dock, tlest a veortonsiderable rise WINES. Per Dozen. County ei Pini*4.lsik: a Skye; said Counties- of Lush mad . ' *i u. has taken place, and as it is certain a. still ferthir and Fine Light Port - . sel 18 0 Kildare.; . . ivy advance will take place, THE '. COMMERCIAL rinfrOki Port, Vintage of 11112 - 2 6 0 MIIRTARY PROMOTIONS. . Witti; COMPANY will, culotte sld day of February ` ditto Otieted, Three rennin Bottle 30 0 WAR-04ITICE, JANUARY 29. • 4 under the necessity of advancing their PORT WINES • Q2dfilstrry - - 4_ 8-Q of Dragoons-General Sir Bariastre Tanis- ' (_t 'L. . . Also, in contest:vice of the advance in pRITISII • 00 Suite - - • ir th•"-. I._ B l/Irt s 5 1 f lA* bragooits. to be Canna, Wes 1 l . ;:. f 'P'; the Company will ke under thetecesderNsdnocing "ad Vidonia . ~.. •. .R os e 181 - 6 1 IA 11. pet Gallon, and at the ISM time COONIAC • LAM West India Madeira - n S mu Dtuo.-Major . rn , call3 V.15 . 71 , c..5cr* t DY 2s. per Gallon, but in order to accommodate thsir • Ditto Bronti, ditto - . It 10 ''C.B. to be Colohel, vile Sir Bartastre Tokyo:, appeinte:d to previous to the day of advance, the Company sera, ell " Ditto But India Madeira . - 518 op the command bf the Bth Light Dragoael. 1 1 ' f February, execute all orders at Old Prices, but on that Ditto Claret of the first growth - 4 IS 0 GamusoNs.-Lieu Sir G. Lawry Cole, G. C. R. swing days, till advice is given of a still further advance , Ditto Lisbon - - - lltoto be Governor of Gravesend and Tilbury rout, vim Sr 'l i 1 Port Wines , 181, now 421. will be 48s. Ditto Maintain - u -. 2 8 0 John Floyd, dece a sed. Ditto 1812,. 461. ---..501. • Genuine Dry Cape Madeira - 1 14 0 BANKRUPTS Ditto 1808, sos. -.....-.. 545. • Pink and White Noyeau .. - - 3 0 0 Robert Strachan and Thomas Stubbs, of C r Lonelgo, 1 . 1 T. and R. A. .-.....--- 5.4 4 ....-..- sfic • Malmsey Madeira, in Pints - - 2 5 0 warehousemen and copartners, to surrender January Si, Fob- C.ogniac Brandy....-.... 355. ---- 375. • Constantia, ditto .• - 2 16 0 14, and March 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Parton, SPIRIT& Per Gsllon. is also every probability of all article, in the Wine and - tao, chtapside. . 1 rade, experiencing a eons/tit - Table rise in price, portico- British Gin,. the Must flavour - - 0 9 8 • William Woelsey, late of Great Mary-lasßormastreet, lash-- • Ditto, ditto, ditto • - - 0 .10 0 ad - Wines from the Cape of Good .I.lepe, which being 017 6 dasher, dealer and chapea; (but now a prisoner in the prison 1 1 1 , - proved have met with such an unprecedented demand Old Jamaica Ruin, fot 'filllddksex,) January 31, Feb. 7, and M Itch 7, at twelve, 1 1 t few are on hand. Those stated as below may be fully `Cogs Brandy, very old - I 1 0 - it Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. James Newbon, Sr, Audrew's- - -. 1 6 0 on and at the prices here quoted till notice is given of an • Hellands Gin British Brandy - - - • 015 0 Hill, Doctors' Conunons. Thomas I)awks i of Bath, horeadesler dealer and ehrpreiam, • lie Cape Wine - -30 s. • Rum Shrub, of the most de li cious flavour, per dozen 2 16 0 Januay 27, Feb. 9, and. "arch 7, at el even, at the Utristopher 1 f , s full bodied Cape Madeira - Ots. N.B. Those with a • are very old and particularly fine. Inn, Batb. Attornies, Messrs. Young and Hughes, Si. Mil. C. Cape - ... 465. Very superior Pine Apple Rum, warranted to be Seven Yeats dred's-colirt, London ;or Mr. Ci - uickshank, Bath.. e Vin de Grave, in French Bottlee 481. Old, tl. es. per Gallon. • John Wilson, of Beverley, Yorkshire, hat-manufacturer, dealer e Hock, in ditto, ditto - - 48.. Pontac, in ditto, ( ditto - Us am the Tints Grape) 40s.and chapman, January 30, 31, and March 7, at eleven, at the Cape Madeir . " 'the knowledge of a disease is half its cure ." —Swuer. Beverley Arms Inn, Beverley. Attornles, Ithessrs. Lambent, a • Taylor, and Deane, 2, Gray's Inn-equare, I.ondon, or Messrs. . s Sherry - - -46 s . VFW Families are wholly exempt from Scorbutic Lockwood and Shepherd, Beverley. to. Old ditto. . - 525. 1.: Affections, so common to the British Climate, which ea- Jahn Legeyt, of Lugwardine, Herefordshire farmer, dealer 2E4 az Fast India, ditto - - . 6Ds. hibit v ar i o u s symptoms- as Eruptions, Ulceration, Debility. chapmao, January 30, at six, 31,. and March 7, at eleven, :.•. tb Tenerff eMadeira (Madeira flavour) -48 e. Loss of Appetite, anti Dejection, all arising from Impurity of the Feathers Inn, Ledbury. Attornies; Mi. Ja mes Fewtris., I I ' 1 ati -50 e. Blood, Scrofulous or Venereal Taint, which, whether from la. Gray's Inn, tondo's or Mr. Willlam Reece, Ledbury. et India ditto . - . tols. tent or recent Infection, is certain to prcduce the gr e ate s t Inj ur y John Jump and Thomas Harrroves, of Folootrset, London , ti s I t India ditto - . 84s. to the Constitution, and prevent the enjoyment o f H ea l t h an d hat-manufacturers, dealers, charonin, and copartners, Januiry I ret, the finest Chateau Margot -100 s. floppiness. It is a melancholy fact, that thousands fall victims a 7, Feb. lb, and March 7, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, . . turne and Vin de Grave - 755. to horrid Diseases, owing to the unskilfulness of illiterate men, Mr. Phipps, Weaver's-hall, Basingh:dl-street. gniae - - 6th. who, by an improper treatment of this direful Calamity, not un- John Sanders ; late of Chichester, Sussex, grocer, January 50, 31, VERY OLD ANL cul.rousti - rn , ,TE. frequently cause those foul Ulcerations and Blotches which so and March 7, at eleven, at the White Horse Chichester.-- Malmsey Madeira, fa Pints - - 455: often appear on the Head, Face, and Body, Dimness in, the Anomie; Messrs. Few, Ashmore, and Hamilton, it, Henri. to Constantia - 565. Sight, Noise in the Fars, Deafness, Strictures, obstinate Chests, ato_street, Covent-Garden, London; or Mr. James Floral.ce, l , to Carcaveila - - 325. Nodes on the Shin-bones, Ulcerated Sore Throat, Diseased e to Prigniae - - 36.. jun. Chichester. Nose, Nocturnal. Pains in the ead and Limbs ( f requently min - vonliam IJoyi the younger, laced Thames -street, London, eke- , Skinner Street , and 340, Os to rd.street, London; and taken for other disorders) till at length a general Debility and seller, but now of Flndon, Sussex farmer, dealer at thoro sono s song_ Gentlemen that are appointed the CosninanY's• decay ofthe constitution ensues, and a melancholy death Pita a man ; Januar; 27, Feb. 17, and M arsh 7, at on a, at Guildhall. is : period to suffering mortality. Attoreey, Mr-James, Beeklersbury. . s- Mr. J. alitchell Mile-End-Mr. C. Bolin To remove the cause of tame symptoms, the ANTI-IM E- Jobn Wannough; of Liverpoo4 joiner, Feb. 18, 10. lad Mardi 0 , 1 1 :re-•-T. blot tram Mlldenhall-Charles Hills TI GI NES. or SOLOMON'S DROPS, have been found to be 7, at one, at the George Inn, LiverpeL Anom Musts. es-Jeremiah Organ . hElton-William Mutton the most safe, speedy, and beneficial, and therefore adapted to BitstockA;p if Kiag's &itch ovolks o. Temple e t d oedea s r 0 1-Ronrr Terrand . Melton Mowbray.R. Tyler the aged u wel as yen& of both erns. They never fall to re- or . 3t: I 4 4 eaRreel, ~ , ' ' ~ • -Jobe Thomas Monmooth-C. P. Lorynsur move everr vette , sieshehmer aohltelrfrean a enmerninated Mew Willann Plclioa, o ierpo 'Ci rr ett itherosterchant, leb.lB, 19, t . Simms Myrther Tydvill-Pierce,Wil- of the system. Their ellects are mild, safe, and expeditious- and March 7, at one, at the George Inn, LiveaL Atter- 11,4: -T. Buns Hams, and Co. and what renders this medicine of the greatest importance,. is, mica, Messrs. Eg or k, ta k an d ig nore" m o o, b ench walks, l i , 4' kid-Ws Tredway NarberL-Thorns Phillips it requires no restriction in point of diet, and no privations to Temple, London ;sr Mr. Murrow, I.OverpooL ' • -F. Campbell Norwich-H. Bolingbroke the military avocations in life. Thomas Joni's; of Bristol, dealer and chapman, Jhnury :0, , 4 -on-Tweed--Thomas Newcastle-on-Tyne.-rJohn It i s we b esta bli s h e d as a f act , t h at an imp ure or scrofulous 31, and March 7, at eleven, at the White Hart ha, r.rAc'. ' urn Turr.bull ••••• - - taint will remain In the habit for years, nay, for generations, A storo r ee , Mr_ W. R. Kk g, & L i mn ), i nn, R oot-woe; Lc!,.,.. 1, rn-Samuel Fisher Newport-R. Lowe undiscovered, and will invade the noblest organs of the human don or Mr. J. 11. Frartkis John-street, 13ristoL .I 1 •d-W. G: Thomas Nottingham-H. M. Wood frame, before the patient can be aware of his danger. The Ri c h ar d An ertou , of Bradfor d, Hilt shopk eepe r , Jan 30 ham--Thoznas. Ni- NorthansPren-a. Holmes Anti.lmpetigines strikes at the root, not at the branches, and with 31, and March 7, at twelve, the Commt:rcialßooms, htis: ;1 No. tO, Snowhill Painewick-Hoary Clift this peculiar advantage effects a cure when other medicines fail. toL Att oraies, Messrs. Wizard and Blower, Lincoln's Inn- • -..Y. Barrett ' Pembroke-John Treble Sold by 8. Leigh,lB, Strand, and by all Venders of Patent Me- Fields, London ; 'or Mr. John Bush, Bradford. t e-.Tereenialt Wing Psdryn-fianniel Trenery and dicines in England and America, price I Is. a bottle; or family Richard Powis, of Grosvt.nor-mews, Grosvenor -street, veterinary . ck-Stephen Parry Son bottles, containing four at 11 s. for 335. on which lls. are saved...-. surgeon, farrier, dealer and chapman, January 27, Feb. 10, With each bottle is given a copious bill of directions, and sclera 0- and March 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, BIT-. Nathaniel d-William Pickering Pentonville-S. Hilton ' 1.-Thomas Batley Petersneld- Thomas Cate luttrations of the efficacy of the Anti-Inmetigines, or which is Hooper, 2, Mansion-House-place. Ss i nth-Benj. Partridge Pinslico-M. Cage more commonl denominated Solomon's Drops, the Government James Henry truing, of Norwich, upholsterer, Feb. 6,9, oral -Thomas Clarke Plymouth-William Shepherd ; label or stamp of which has the words s' 8:1MI. Solomon, Liver- March 7, at four, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. Attornies, VI I 1-H. J. Painter Prittlewell - T. Harridge pool," engraven thereon, to protect those who buy from thein. Mr. Joseph Samuel Parkinsois, - Norwich; or Messrs. Poole I. Whitehead Qneea's Elins-. 1 . Johnson truant' of counterfeit imitations . end Greenfield, Gray's Inn-square, London. Edmond's---Itobert Reading-J. B. Kemp :on Richmond-Robert Gill • Non est vivere sed valernvita.--Maionet. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL iti l' In-William Header Rugby-R. 13leecowe '" Life is only Life, when blest with Health." Feb. 14, P. Pesten, of G reat Winchester -stmt, merchant, str. Jahn Ladd Rugeby--Janies Leonard twelve. Feb. 14, W. Crowther, pin. and C. Tapp, Cherieestreet, 4., ge- Thomas Newby Ruthen-Robert Jones rIIIIIE finest system of Ethics is to confine within Middlesex Hospital, coachmaker s , at twelve. Feb. 14, J. Br a d- . Tow C. Halstead St•Alban's-EdwardLangridge I_ due bounds, and thus to regulate the Passions; unrestrained bury, Chatham, cabinet-maker, at ten. Feb. 14, & Matthews, n-y-B. Baines St. Austel-W. H. Nettle and insubordinate they impetuously destroy those barriers which Ratcliff-highway, draper, at eleven. Feb.l4, I. Stromboli; Ass- hen-S. Tardrew St. Columb--T. Whitfield R:ligion and Morality have made sacred; to curb but not wn- tin Friars, merchant, at ten. Feb. 21, W. Thomson, of '9erie-- 1 ' -Richard 3lyers SaffronWaldcm-W. S. Barnes hitate them appears the lesson of Prudence, best calculated to street, mariner, at eleven. Feb. 14, W. B ur ki tt, Thrormerton- * . i -T. Crane Salisbury-David Bell limit their effervescence. - street, stockbroker, at twelve. Feb. 14, J. D. English, Lour-art- coac . .., Jeff-J. Saxton Sandwich-S. N. Bunting E very di sorgan i zat i on o f t h e h uman f rame requires great me- h-maker, at one. Feb. 14, J. Y. C ooper , Deleon, was, mar- ter-Win, Brewer Shaftesbury-T. Stevens di sa l k now led ge to rerne dy s an d t h e pu bli c we lf are i s promoted chant, at ten. Jan. Si, T. towns, Tower hill, merchant, it :i. e-Henry Batten fihiffnal awes Davis when P ro f ess i ona l men (di sregar di ng the suggestions of the els- Feb. 14 A. Lee Wakefield , saddler at ten. Feb. 14, a Feb . A. T. r brortiiner- Job Shrewsbury-William Smith violas and interested) devote their studies to the treatme nt of y oune and W. lir. Abbott, Water-la ' ne, fl eet-street, c a rpenters, -J . n Sieaford-John Bedford those complaints generated by imprudence, and th e ebullition of at . Feb.l 14,1 Ashbey , Heald Ill'imPitead, farmer, at moo ? • "The 9 , 11 , m :di of a ' ll2, Feb. 14, J. Davies, Shor e di tc h, li nen d uper, at oche.f' all-William Beek Snaresbrook-John Clarke t h e pass i ons at an unguar d e d moment . er-Francis Lewis Southampton-James Warren t i on consists in the health of the people; bet it is melancholy to DIVIDENDS to be made In the COUNTRY. . i 4. t Bernard Crcok Seuth Petherton-Jaa. Bugby reflect on the daily sacrifice to the ignorance of unfeeling empyri- . Feb. 17, J. Adanis, Bristol, grocer at twelve at the Runner r sk-Wm. Tooth Stafford-James Kingstone eism, and to counteract 4.3 far as possible its further ravages, •we Eflool. F:L. •41, 'l'. Robinson and , J. Stead, at the do. ' fohn Saxton Stamford -George Miner offer to suffering humanity, the result of our own experience in the thier-, at el.nn-n, .-e the Rose and Crown Huddersfield. F e, .„ _„.. . en-o, Heiglungton Steckton-on- Tees oo ...imam various diseases of ih.bility. The unwary victim of +Minty vice, t J. Rotley, lislz-m-le- Moon Moors cotton-maAfactur e r at af t e f , a, Lt • ter-Richard Hill Richmond (early acquired at school, before Reason has asserted her right I the Swan, Bolton. Feb. 27, ' J. Robinson, NeweasClatioonsTre, -Thomas Dunn Stratford--John Payne over the mind), will, ID contemplating his powerless state, become grocer, at eleven, at the George, Newcastle. Feb. 27, F. Brsd- r-11. Smith Stroudwater-F. %%gum susceptible of enlivening sensations, in knowing that the most Maw, J. Poulson, and B. Vitty, Manchester, horse-milline rs , it • -William Webster Stilton-J. Watts com pli cate d state o f ex h aust i on may b e rouse d i nto manly energy. twelve, at the White Bear, 'Manchester. Feb. 17, J. Gauat, ford-Robert Hudson Sunderland-Ben. Bray I ntense study-immoderate ansiety-long resid ence i n tropical Nutley, merchant at eleven, at the Coert-house, Leeds. Fe% i in Sutton Colefield-Rich. Sandon c li mes , an d many other causes, win frequently derange the NEL. ISt, T. Bevis, Cambridge, lace-maker, at eleven, at t h e 817- I t sorge Mudd Swansea-John Evans roes neaten ;in such cases we can hold out an assurance of re- Bull, Cambridge. Feb. 24, R. Wioberley, Liverpool, hosier, to J o . il-J. Goolhall Tanswortb--Win. Young animation, by remedies winch have long answered the sanguine eleven, at the George, Dale - str ee t , LlvereooL Feb. 17, J. 11. • t , Road-S. Finch Tenterden-B.Shoebriege,jult hopes of Patients of both sexes. Whitaker, Manchester, calicoolealer, at eleven, at the Pah: e : -George Agg Thatchent-Wm. llord That bane to human happiness cues varies*, can now be Inn, Manchester. Fe b. 16, C. P.... , r7.:c, Eimir,gitam, mc:-..,.."- scrivener, at twelve, at the Swan, Ikii-...ce,... Birminehans Feb. . l m-RosOert Watson 'Fbrapstone--G. Barber 1 treeted fearlessly, the improved state of Medical Su :race having - e-George Stotts Totnesa-Wm. Holman divested its antidote of those disuessiAg properties that SY Lung 90 , J. Wald, Sculcoates, merchant, at twelve, at the Dog and ;n-Gen. Grid is Tonbrid3e-Thos. }Upping rendered its exhibition uncertaie and harassing. We best explain Duch, Ha- ch-Tim. Thomas Torecester-D, D. Davis our method by obeervirqg to patients labouring under this'inalady, CER'FIFICATES--Fra. 14. ridge-John Rinks Town Dialling- W ' m Edward ' that a few days only are required for the removal of early symp_ G. Hardin', J. Ha- all, and T. Otorton, Laverpool, brewers. W Rowntree, Newca•tle-tipon-Tyne, mines. IL Spfekernen, i-J. L. Terry Trowbridge-Was. New toms; that the most inveterate ease will yield to our remedies within a month, and that in a person who only suspects himself save"l'aka , in akeePer• W. Sutton , V")l'vi' ' l,l,3 her. A. Aare'', Plymouth Dock, siluerunith. T. Iliadic, Blackburn, grocer. A. . ' 1 ad--Jamei Poultw Truro-Wm. Harry and M. Drew, Codslenlng and Qtal....r.vell, mil li ners. S. Cele, -Charles Hinkley Warminster-H. E. Painter -John FLaramett Watlington-John Neighbour injured, the disease may be prevented altogether from appearing ; a 'tinnier remark applies to many other derangements of the gene- i-010 Jos. Havard %Vattoo--Wm. Fendick rative system, as weakness, ulcerations, & c. especially strictures Plymouth, ropeanalfer. T. Wadde ll , Bow-lane, warehorosemos. ' i -Samuel Goode Warwick- , -Thomas Atkics obstinate cases of which are daily removed without the use of H. &tree, John-street, scrivener. . I e -J. and M. Gillman Ware-Ben. Metcalf caustic or stimulants. Some peculiarities incidental to the Softer DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. - Ili i-W. L Thomas NVells-.S. R. Bell sex, has not escaped our attention; in which mildness combined Chapple, ten. and jun. Piccadilly, trunk-makers. Hoare ard t . Wm. Marsh Weobley-E. M Pherson with efficacy has superseded the means usually adopted. In line, Stone, Farehani, plumbers. Stephenson and Pules, Lambeth. -Wm. Catchpole Wens--Thor s . Ideullu • our notion is unique, peculiarly energetic, and eminently sue- dr hill else mzchan it ts. ana J. r u . s.anNdodWin.: l l Y t t in b c b i l ls ß l 4. l. r c .e k % fri n ars- eilt r i. ond, Na h a t t:: ?. -Thos. &tic). NVeyntoeth- James ill conful. )u-Qtris. Ladds Whitechurch--john Lowe F•ducared In this our native city ; schooled in our professional and Grinntone, Whitecross-place, hot- presser Dawson rt d 1 C 01 on-R. Heward Wfekham Market-IL Minter attain" molt by its splendid medical characters; and having been Champion, Bridlineton, surgeons. Wrath and ;Miles, V.. in- ad--J. Wingfield Vilgan-John Arnold able, pew:tally, to compare with admiration the ihitisli Surgical field, surgeons. Ihusaen and Zeal, York-After, turners ln it 1 ‘ . l .-Job Wilson Windsor-James Latta, 1-T. Cooper , jun. Witaey-Wm. Turner l'. o practice with the continental, our pretensions to suptriOlity (in :intl. Co. Aylesbury, boosrs e. item and Foor, A:ambers- a brawn: we have selected) are matured by ex p er i ence, wh i ch is calico-printers. J. and J. Walk:T., Bradfsrd, groeor.s. Roft :' nest-Wm. Goldstone Wisbeach-John Berman ." evinced by the daily applications we receive, even from di stant an d C o . Wolverhampton, iron-sieneerst Stevan and Cootle, S, I z Christopher Slater Woodstoke-Thos. Curtis countriet. GOSS and Co. M. B. C. Surgeons. Ipswichir.enerchams. Worrell and Pope, Etrist6l, barkors. ... Lowe Woolwich-Wm.Astin • .13, Raiverie-street,Yket-street, London. Latham and Co. Beaufurt, imentasters. ItenorilettandDradock, '-Robert Freer Wrexhana- „ Tames Large brokers. Donald and Westland, Wokioe, n .rsorymem F. G. Holbenoltill, saddlers. William and Warstatr, leltord, y.awcr. •.• For the general accommodation we do not limit ourselves J. King Wirkswortb-W to.. Brtunt triads of practice, but may be consulted at all reason. Wycomb (High)-Fr . &moms to stated P- . . . and S. Spice-r, Woburn, nuCits, paper-nos-es. fhoolesdal s a,,,j okra--T. Stoner - . rough-T. Middleton . yacmciech (Norfolk). -FL 1 6• able hons.-Country_ Ptitents arerequetted advice, , desenbenunuttly • when medicine, with vice, will n n o rime _ Co. • Castle Barnard, earthenware-Ina:: erect:a-1:m Weld dan -John Fully liegbrobe - tilair diately sT fo m rw "ns arele l dt any part of the klogaptis.--st ,ilank.aote is Haut Birmingham. Platers. Ruiiiiss and Lain', Peadlasous c 0..- A. Goodman ' Ytioull-J - Weaken , oe-massufacturars. expected ttraccomparty the case. .... 1 linthro . -J. 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