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'4 ,. Iti ir i 1 ir i , 111 -IIIIII•: eft"! :WANE)* TO CHOP IN PERSIA. 1 CINC:.I. DED T2OM OUR PAPER OF TIIVIISDAT.] Dori: g nine months of the year there people r.:r • t•,l it..iii , nary it their villages ; but after the ot July they retire with their cattle to the river Tebete, among the mountains, where they l!ad a •Aa;!deting life till the fiat of Oetober. To tht fleth of Jeer, fwine, and horfes, they' have an aver lion. Their language is a fomewhat corrupted dialat of the Tarta;ic. A kind el borax, brought from Akalzi and Wan, is fold at Tcflis, for the tile of the. gold fmithi, ut.ler the name of born *. At Oldi, near the former of th.:fe places, about three days jour ney from Toth, And at 13aiilid, near the Latta., there am raid to he fprirgs, the water of filch is Freenith. It is colleata in hone cifierns, where it is loitered to remain three or four niontha with flutings of leather, blood, and urine, till it be comes pntrid ; after which it is clarified, and bailed in corer kettles. A concrete :Alt remains, which is the Lora. After a refidence of:Limon three weeks'at Teflis, during which time we put our equipage again in to order, and purchafed frelh cattle, we fet out on the 12th of Febtusuy, the weather being then as mild as it is at Peterlburith in the fpring. ge sseral, ice is faldora Peen in the neighbourhood of Teflis s and the weather in winter as, for the inoa part, rainy. Some opinion refpe!ing the climate of dais counts y may be formed from the fruit trees, fuels as the pomegranate and fig -tree, which grow here in the open air in all the gardens, and yet never flaky from the holt. We had to repots the mountains, but the mad now WAS not fo dangerous. On the 17th we arriv ed at the bottom of that height called the Ram ba kfche ridge. During there five days we had an agreeable journey through a beautiful diftrie every where intetfeaed by frnall Breams, and co. vered with fruit trees of every kind. The inhabi. tants of this agreeable dais id are, however, much to be pitied, as they are continually ezpo(e d to the depredations of the Lefghinions. In the comic of one day's journey we taw thirteen villages which thefe plunderers had deftroyed. To fuch fcenes of decofiation the Georgians are often ix• pnfed, as.the Lefgbinians reticle in the mountains between Kachet and Dageflan, and are exceeding ly numerous and warlike. T he Pacha of Achal niche every year takes from twp to three thqufand of thefe people into his tervice, but gives them little pay, as they rec:ive pertniffion from him to indemnify thetnfelves in their march by what they can plunder. To ftrengthen this corps he unites with them tome Turkilh trooli.. Some time ago, when three companies of our chalfeurs, under the command of Major .Sengenberg, defeated the Lefghintans, of the two thoufand killed, one half almoft were Turks. On another occafion, when four hundred remained on the field of battle, zo Turks and two of their flandards were brought into Teflis. Since that period the Lefghintans have been afraid of our chaffenrs ; but the two battalions which we maintained in Georgia were not fidficient to defend it from theft robbers On the tech our road lay over the cold fnow mountains from Bamback. We were Bill eighty vela from the firll Perfian town Eriwan, andhad attended the ridge which extends tint vet when all of a (widen, after having travelled five acres, we were arafied by a violent wind; which accumulated the fnow in heaps before us i fo that we were obliged to return, to avoid being buried alive : a cataftropbe which whole caravans fame . - times experience among there mountains, as they mull trued here flaty trails without finding any tillage or place of &ter, and confequentii can hope for no afiance when overtaken by a film! _ _ _ On the 19th of February we purfued another route, in order to avoid. in Come nsesfare, the (bow mountains. This route, however, was fell tso vents longer, and exceedingly dangerotwas we were obliged to pals very near the Turkith bor. den, which ate generally Welled by the Lefghi nians. On the 33c1 we arrived at the village of Talin, which belongs to Armenia the Lek. Scarcely bad we got to our lodgings, when intelligence wan . received that two thoufand Lefgbinians hid met ed the river behind its, and attacked a village which we paired a little time before. Had we fallen in with there people on the road, our Slyer plate mum have been 1011. On the lath we came to the celebrated Arme• nian mcnaftery of Weds, or Edfch-mijazin (feven churches), which is called alto the Monaftery of Ararat, where the Armenian patriarch, the chief of the etcleGafikal eftablifliment of that country, has his refidence. Here we were received with great hofpitality, lodged in an elegant 2partasent, and waited on with great attention. Nen day I made a drawing of the monaftery, together with Mount Ararat and the neighbouring countz ev p : which pleafed the patriarch fo much when to him by our commanding officer, that be re quited me to maks a copy of it for him, and to encourage me to do fo he gave me a conliderable preknt. This monastery is Said to have been built up wards of 1300 years ago, in the reign of an Ar simian Xing, named Tenet t and, beyond all doubt it is one of the richeft in the world, as it re ceives a great income from the Armenians (cater ed throughout Turkey. Perfsa. Georgia, and even, Europe I above Soo pedants alto belong to it, and a iarri _c k of land , ou which soo head of (auk s soo and so camels, are kept for the porpofes agriculture. When the patriarch dies, a woes chofen from their fried ; and an amount of this choice is then tranfmitted to the Tor ii* Sultan, the Czar of Georgia, and the Chan of rinban. The number of the touts moose, to 'so, who are lodged in the Mosaftery, where they =jot every •coireenience. Travellen e ihewn here a fragment of Nosh's Ark, whigll a moult isfaid to have obtained from an angel...— ! Tnis monk had refolved to atcc*d to the 6 1 1=4 • This is dIS ampere wawa Iskigisfilt iskilleiby del sow the ism Pefforg• of Mount Ararat, where the Ark relied ; but he was prevented by the DEITY, who fent an angel to convey him back ; and the angel, to confok him for this dif4ppointment, brought him this frag ment, refpcaing which many other wonderful Itorics are told. On the 16th we continued our journey to Eri. wan, which is only fifteen 'verfis dillant from the monallery. This city lies in a fruitful valley on the river S.ngintfehey, at the bottom of the fnow mountains. It is fortified by a double wall, fur. nilhcd n ith a great many round towers at the dif tanc: of fitlr:en fathoms from each other, and each mounted u ith four cannon : mortars are alfo planted on the edge of the ditch by which the city is furroonded. The city has only one gate, and would be a place of ftrength if its fituatton were mote advantageous. One half of it is furrounded by mountains within cannon fhot ; but on the fouth fide it is protected by infuperable rocks, which extend, atmufl perpendicularly, to the banks of the Liver Sangin. The houfes are in the fame (Lyle of ar. chkature as thofe of Teflis. The CL in, Achmet Mehemet, was about ten years of age, and fucceeded his brother, who had been aff.dfinated in the llreets about a year before. The dittriet belonging to Eriwan forms a great part of Armenia the Lefs : it is exceedingly fer tile, and brings to the Chan a confiderable income; from which, however, he midi pay a tribute tothe Czar of Georgia. On the 27th our Colonel paid a vifit to the Chan, all of us accompanying him in great parade on horfeback. When we arrived at the Court of the Palace we all difinounted, the Colonel except. ed, who rode up to the Palace, where be was re ceived by one of the Chan's wails, who conduit. ed him into the hall of audience, to which 231 the officers followed him. Chairs covered with red cloth were handed to ns ; after which we were pretested with coffee, tea, and rweetmeats ; and then with the !When, a kind of machine ufed for fmoking tobacco through water. The audience Tailed about half an hour, during which the Chas,. (poke very little, and of courfe we had no oppor tunity for much eonverfation. When the audience was ended, we returned to our lodgings in the Chan's fumroer palace. ''The erects through which we plied were fo full of people, that it was with difficulty we could get along. Ott the tit of March we continued our jour., ney towards Nachtfchiwan, the capital of Ar meniat but when we arrived at Derwifellar, 69 Tails from Eriwan, we were obliged, on account , of the danger oldie toad, to return to Eriwan, as the Cords along the river Aras were in a !late of infurreaion, and had already committed many ails of robbery. Thefe Curds are a people nearly in a ravage Date, who Lead a roving life among the mountains. Their habitations coniiit of a kind of half tent wade of a fort of hair cloth, and which bas a tefemblance to a piquet tent. Such tents are inhabited by whole families. They live thief ly on vegetables, and their drefs is Torkilh. On the 4th we arrived again at Eriwan, where we, Llaid till the iSth, when we fet out, under the el - con of rso men, for Nachtfchiwan, which we reached on the rotis of March. • Since that period Georgia has been annexed to the Au g= Empire. Visit this Papa of the tads alt. nada the Bead l#s. POLICE, &c. TRANI' Ormcs.—Yellerday Same/ Tberaffoss, i a petty officer, lately belonging to the Achilles brig, bound to the Well Indies, brought from Deal, along with Jacob Godfrey; on the loth of lalt month, on fulincion of breaking up the cargo of the faid•brig, about two months fine, and Real ists a large quantity of leather, Mk bonnets, &a and afterwards of attempting to deftroy the Cap tain and Mate, by means of opium, was examined alone, Godfrey having been rendered up to the ju rifilidion of the Admiralty, for mutiny on board his Majefty's !loop Albanrife. • i i It being charged that Thompfon was impliott ' ed in the robbery on board the Achilles, after a k l:ew;l a it i featn bAlelwrlndi committeds I r aq * " c i. via perfefted his voyage, engaged bimfelf in a cram pon veffel, bat took care to convey about a bun died. weight of fugar from his former Ihip to Ms birth in the Aiceeding one. He was adjudged to pay the penalty of A and the property forfeited. Gettnaasa..—Yellerday Mary Auflin was ex amined, charged upon the oath of Mrs. Wilton, of Angal-alky,Wborfields, on fufpicion of robbing her ready-furnifked lodgings of feveral articles of . bed-furniture, &c. three months ago, the property of the iaid Wilfon. Several pawnbrokers' thigh-. cates were found upon her. She was committed for reexamination. • A predatory villain has lately committed feveral footpad robberies on the Walfall road, leading from Birmingham. A man riding from that town to Walfall was flopped a few evenings fince nearly oppofite the Rev. Mr. Lane's, at I-Undfwortis, by a robber, who knocked him off his horfe via 'a bludgeon, and then rifled his pocket of five or fix pound notes and tome flyer. Several women have been lately (lopped and robbed in the tune neigh bourhood, and it is fuppokd by the fame perfnn. On the t4th of November left, a woman in Ger many was brought to bed of a male child, a frill roan infant ; and on the 1 ith of December fol. [owing, the was again delivered of a female child, which died the moment of its coming into the world. Sir jaws' Waaa, in his Antiquities of Ireland, takes notice, that about the year woo, fumames began to be fixed in France, England, and Scot %ad, as well as in Ireland; &&-, indeed, among the Nobility, and by degrees among the lower fort. dg I think (kid a countrynum, the other day, after laying down a Newfpaper, to repleoith his Ope)—l di* that* paniaffent am be henO, after all. Foe I lee, dallies . of them mind nothing abaft who is la or who a eat fo be that the hipline° la As fie, rotas any thing, 'ecod, they are always ready to give bill a alai and Make him fay far mere than he intended.—May hap, be does not tell Asa, before band, what he means to do ? ...Bet s borrow, it looks well on that fide." LONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 8. A Rotsen of the PRICES of FLOUR, from the 26th of Der to the lit of January incluiom. Total 8.246 facks.--Avcrage 691. old. os. 414. Weer than laft return, PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bags 31 IBs to 51 125 I Pockets 41 41 to 71 101 SEEDS PER HUNDRED WEIGHT, January 8. Red Clover z 62 to 84s White ditto siss to 1105 per cwt. Trefoil 104 to sos Turnip t6s to 18s per bufhel Rye Grab 10* to 3os per quark: Cinquefoil jos to 4os r ditto Muftarip S White los to 13$ 64 per bufhel Sind. ißrown zis to 14s 6d per ditto Canary Seed zos to 13$ 6d per ditto Rape Seed 361 to 381 per la& SMITHFIELD, January 8. To fink the olfal--per Rove of 81b Serf 41 fld to 6s od Veal - 4s 84 to 6s lid Mutton -ss 8d to 6s 8d Pork - ss 8d to is ad Stock at Market this morning, Boa& 600, Sheep 1400. NEWOATE and LEADENHALL , January 8. Per Row of Blb. by the ca Beef 4s od to ss od Vesi 31 8d to 6s sd Mutton 58 od to p 84 Pork 511 ad to 7s ad PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 44 sd Town Tallow 6os od to a Clare market da sd Rolla ditto (ea.) 6ts od to 6ss Whiteeltapel market 3s tid Ran ditto (Loop) 5114 tool (per Item at 81%) Walks Candle Ruffia 6os to os Mdtiv o s: 454 od 10315 tae 3d DIM 33$ od to OS Average Pries 4s old Greases - Jos od to of Good Dregs Its to es Tonto' SAP. br to os..—Mottled, y6s.--Cord, Bos. Comfits, toe. 6d.—Moulds. tu. 6d. RAW HIDES, !usury 6. Hides (Par Eon) 3a 44 to p Ild Heavy Calf ps od each Middling ss nod to p ad Made Skin(( las to tp Ordinary ss sd to ss 44 Sheep Skins dis od to 7s 6d PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b seek, • • 16 4 to 1 9d Ditto, 6o to 661 b . to sad Merchants %eta 16 ta 87 6 F Dream Hides . 1 to 14 Flee Caseh Hides . • 14 41 to Cseg Hides for Cutting - tyd to sod Mat Ordinary zpl to zyd Wilkins, 30 to oolb per down, - • sod to sod • Ditto 5o to 7olb - sod to 284 Ditto, yo to Solb - sod to sod Small Saab (Greenland) per lb. ss 44 to ss 8d Lugo ditto - . zoos to twos per doe. Tanned Node IFlldea - tBs do 3os each Goat Skins - - Sts to 63s per dozen PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW, January Si Smithfield. St. James's. -Whiteehapel. O. Hay 33t0 s s 3 o•to 3 8 0 4 4 to 5 6 0 N. do. ootoo o Straw 111 tot t 6 I t 3 010 1 19 • 1 to 0t• a t 6 o Clover 4 4 023 IS 5 to oto 6 6. 0 - • COMA, January 1.. - Beft Coals in the Pool, aL ss. od. per Chaldron. ' Delivered al. to. od. Sunderland, Sl. as. od. DePwred SL its. od. At Coventry Grain Market, as Friday fe'nnigkt, Wheat had a heavy Pale, and the prices were a little on the decline. At Northampton, on Saturday, Wheat fold from 95. 3d. to toes od.--Barley 3a to ss. 4#d.—eats 211. 3d. to .as pd.—and Beans Cram 4s. 4411. to ye. per burbeL MARRIED. On the 6th in& at St. Clement's Church, by the Rev. Mr. Merin, of Chelfea, Thos. GIN= Brewer, of the Middle Tem ple, Efq. to Mifa Ann Hughes, famed daughtei of Richard. Hughes, of Lincoln's-Inn, Efq. On IKednefday the bo th ult. Jana Reeve, Efq. of Halef worth, Suffolk, to Mlfs Canning, daughter of Daniel Canning, Efq. of Norwich. At Clifton, Capt. Torton i of the Royal Artillery, to Mifa Jackfen, daughter of the late E. R. Jaeldon. Efq. of edfflebaln, county of Cork. Lately, Francis Waide, Efq. late of Gbffeabory, to Mifa Ann Stone, only daughter of Simon Stone, Efq. of Bridgwater. The 24th ult. the Rev. John Wright, diffenting tninifter at Baraftle, to MIR Dodgfon, of &antra% DIED. ' Wednefday morning, 'et Wadley Hoak, Berta, in the inch year of his age, the Riglst Hen. Lord Monet Af'shrank, who is fuseeeded.in We titles and Mime by his only brother the Ho nourable Henry jdfay Flower, aCaiptain in the pith regiment et Few. 411 /gyp% from which place he arrived on Tucfday Oa it. a&h ult. at Armationite, near Kefwlek. In the 73d yew of bee age. Lady Fletcher, tad of Sir Lionel Wright Vane Meek% at Flatten, Bast. and mother of Sir Frederick - Os Serer* monk* the Hoe. Mfg Charlotte Nis Leila, the daughter grit daughter of the Rigig Hon. Lord Ladle, at his 'leak at Shreb HIV, aesr Dorking, lorry. On Abe aft MIL at Low Hook in Brackenthwhaite, the Rev. pastime Wood, aged Si On the ad MIL of a decline, at &twee. near Pentane% to the county of Cogswell, In the alth year of his age. the Right Han. Lard Rodney. His Lordades has left behind him a fa mily of two durshaws and ten fens. Oa the 54th ult. at the Right Hon. Lady Graniley's, at Wo myth, is the minty of Surrey, in the 55th year of her age, Mils Tatum thappk, daughter of the late Lieutenant Chapple, and gread-dawitter of it. late Sir William Chap*. At Ihiegawater, Jr. Richard Bond,•aged 90. On the sea ult. at Newbreagh-lodge, William Ord, Ere. in "his yid year. On the sd at ftmnaber loi, at Demerara, after an Wads of tam dem. bledranY Mika, Ilfq. aged z Lately, in Me rah los% the Rev. Henry S i mplon, Itedtar of Crofton*); mad Sentea, M Senterfetetire. Lately, the Rev. NM Madan. Vicar of Brampton Regis, in flornerfetlisire, and hewn* fellow of Entaned College, Cambridge. The Living is in the gift of that Society. On the ifidt tit, the Rev. Thomas Heath. of Calftone, Wilts, aged Ss. At his lodgings, in Beth, aged sy, Lieutenant-Colond Hat ton Flood. On the Whin, John Vault, Efq. et Duko-ibrato Gelds, ie the 67th year of ids age. • On Tuefday, in the Bsd year of his age, the Re•. Herbert Mayo, D. D. 38 eat►Aedtor of fit. George's, Middiefea. On Saturday fe'n*ght, Mrs. Hump, wife of Mr. J. Harrop, formerly Proprietor of the Maneliefter Magary. FOR Rheumaticm% Rheumatic Gout, Sciatica, Lumbago, Head.aela, Numbnefa, Paify, Indigcalon, Fla- Went *atom& or lying Pains, general Debility and ittiaga don of the Syntax, Sprain., Bnilfes and CHILBLAINS. Experience bas proved the mild Emulating powers of pal O's Essence OS MUSTARD Pills, and Fluid Ef , fence, the moil effedtual remedy twv made known to the world. having fucceeded in oaks of fix. eight, ten, twenty, and even of forty years Banding, after other mans had faiial, and It has abColuody eared more patients of the above complaints, than all the medicines ever before made Public. For Chilblain., Sprains, and Endres, the Enid Melee if toted according to the &reedit'', bas never fulled in g Engle inflame, and fo fingularly penetrating is its nature, and (peed y Its operation, as generally to ere& the awe of CHILBLAINS, by a Bask liberal *FA. , cation. Whi Effenee a( Maud is prepared and fold at IL 94. Mk Bea Of Beide, by A. intensive, Apothecary, No. ts, Creek- beat, Soho, London i lu reputation is fo ge neral, that It h bid by every blediebe Vender in England. Irebnd. Weft Indio. sod Anterior To mem nuenteseeit pereltafen are recalled to Wave. the °engine le allbgailbal by the King's Patel*, and the Sig:tame It i g i a b asibr, the Pattlatei own lifrittnj. no the label et gash saran. FbR CAM' MR.GREENOT which contain the eckbrated Eta!Lim 01 eTrelual remedy of the Lind in al! Coughs, Hottrfeu,:q ore . Throats, ai d1).1111 xiothi en the Lungs, heeling the raw.,,:.'s and, forer.d ? of the Bruit, and :aura:sr great relief In (unstuck of Breath, and in Allhmatic and Coniumptive cornp!aiuk ; they do not cloy the it .mach,but rather create an appetite. But all the great benefit to be derived ;ram thetu can .ally he (retired by having them genuine, the Puld:c are rAnerv_irt to oh;ereei that IL Hayward. No. k, iniat4d on the I Ramp. as AU other.. are count ,t Cats. Thefe Los:op..* arc pre. par , sl and fold by R. Hayward, (faces:filar to Gavr....egito the Inventor.) No. to, Lut:gate-hill ; sod fold by No. 45, Et. Paul's Church-yard ; taylcy and New. Co-hrpur• ftreet ; H. Jeboult and Co. No. 1,50, Oeord-grcer ; J. Wird. - Holhorn ; I'. Overton, 47, Ncw &ad-Real; ati.l Clark. Nu. 259 Borovet. Price r , . t k t. the hot. FOR CHILBLAINS, Rirnt cauiSk:s. Dr. sTiktitS's (12.0D2LDUC. 'THIS Medicine has been long acknnwledged td ii- be fuperior to every Pre - hration of the Kini ;n Cam of Bruifes, Spnins. ' NUMNICES and SAffuefs of the Joints., au..i other cwrual Couplainte, at wag as in reaming a proper Cireulathut to O.: whets in a Paralytic State. It is alio particuLtr y f4r t - h'!')ialnag but in this Complaint it ilottki he diff.dvel, old ...ppl:rt seam On the Outfide of each Bottle of the Gentyte Opodeldoe is patted a Stamp, in which are engraved di& wonls...' .F. Navistar, Naas. St. Paul's." Ail others .I.e r.ounterf:it. Sold only by F. Hawse a v at the Ward' )uf :or Dr. James Powder, No. es in St. Paul's Churchyard, a fe;.v dour fro= the Calla of.dreapfide, London; and, by '.i, appo:., mem, by Mefit. Jeboult and Co. No. Is -ad J. Pi 4 -ling, No. 76, Oxford-Rreet; J. Wade, Old IL:Li-krect ; Bayi,y and Co. Cockfpat-Rreet; Godfrey and Cooke, 6...uthampton-liseet I J.Ward, Middle-row, Holborn; T.Tutt, Royal Exchangtra and W. Clarke, Borough, Hich-ftreet. Price is. 6d. per toe• tle,includMg the Stasi), or tut IJr 13‘.6d. .B. As the Opad,idoe fur Export... Ono Is exempted front the Stamps, and •tiftdore deprived of that mark of althea& city, and as great quantities of counterrAts arc fent oat of the kingdom; alit petibits abroad,. to prevent fuch impofitions. are defirod to be particular in ordering Hint Ageski to procure this Medicine front Mr.Newbery'a. • EXTRACT FROM TME LONDON GAZETTE. IT hat been the find] of the Proprietors of thil well known AKT/SCORBUTILI DROPS, heft cntrpoicd and prepared by the Late Paeanis Sri 'Aso ar, at IN LXlpen. fary, No. ts, Soho Square, London, and continued only and foie/,there to be prepared genuine, to guard the ilub:ioaraillt tht Imp°Edon! which are.daily N.:tailed ajtainit Medicines polrefßng the firft refliedability; and as the virtues Of the An... tifeerbutie Dibps have been hand' not only an antidote - int - coo ! butic complaints, but. fuccefsful refource in cutaneous craps bona, fcrophula, gnat, theurnatifm, and the attetadnut dilates of the nerves, as the lift of cures accompanying tack bottle., gtesnalis in ample bill of direhiona, will certify, as well as the Treadle on diet,-goot, Ste. written by the late Proprietnrk (whldt may alio be bad.at the Difpcnfary) Slagle thenfont.ae lit objeds to-try, under. their fan Eti un ,fu c h f i nirious imitations / For this reafon the Froprictors,.byche f.twunr of hio.Majcfly'a. ConitniMoners of the Stamp °Mee, hav , adied a Ramp es each bottle, printed in black. ink, vri•Ji the words Spiiiturp andeo. No. xi, Soho Square, rarefied upon 14-which, iftkii uchafer trtends to, tope Der with:hewer& "Br Tila - K . PAT E:.: T, on the bottis.,J?ill, and Wrapper, with the additions, the King's dr:rival the Larger, be may he allured he has "hi tained the genuine 'Medicine, 21 raid 'lt the'Dirpt.afary; &to. Square, London, in bottles of is. mill eacti, dut y included ' DiSiASkintdie URINARY CAN.:9I, 4 134 VgNERP,A4... COMPLAIN'FS: MR. DTJfPUR informs the Puhlic,that he may • daily be cognitedgratiti tram 9to j, of his tioufr, Ni S. Frith-Itstxt, Soho, Lomion, in all cafes of Obitructions • Stridures, Meets, Weaknefs, incnotitiquel of iFill • Impotence, ant dcbilty in et,.'vr &c. Yawl . eatenfive Praatee in this dcpartnietit, to which be has fined hirnfcifformany Tears, heaters a mctilistl of cure, milt s ' efficacious, and which prevents atclapfc. Mr. DUFOUR, foie Proprietor of paran's eeiehmted &cued) Boogies, has ultimately fitimprovri them. I. • divefts.- log them of the irritating riled& of etsnunon Boogies, That they • fuceessl Where amities I'd other vinienemetthe have fair, . For the Venereal 1/Senfe, lM P. DUPOUR-isln paoferion at Daraa's Remedies, fo mild that th..ty render confinement of raraint in diet tinneceffary. To enable liini to attend patimists at their own Midas, he has provided the ffi A tacee of a Ceutie man of the Faculty. Perrone in the country may be curcil ►j Rating their cafes in letter., poll paid. Jult publitbed, price as. 6d. Fifth Edition, enlarvila....A Treatife on tiie above Complaints, aloe rausl with the rations fymptoms and Cafes ,hewing the pninful and dangerous cf feds of entitle Bouziesl'an improved im.thud of trealnr. go, norrheas, &c. &c. Prtated lt.tJ Callow, Crown-court. Soho, and H. IL Symonds, Patty:loiter-row ; alfo to be had at Excter-Change, and at the Au hors. WHEN Profeffional Men of ed.::-attolk and re l . fpostflbffity deviate from the gtarral fyacti by the fe • bake of a pecatEar Branch, the lam:Lion of :.Rig cant/qua fuccefs is the he ft criterion fuperiority. . .. . . Eight years have I devoted my ;quake to the exclufhie treat; maw of TfIREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful rcfult my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe 'as far as I sin able the ravages of dude complaints which ate the melt inters. ant in the catalogue of human infirmitim. • After Initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, Rented* with at an early period of Yraetice to tame in an from the imionmee of uneducated Men, or the eqiially Jan. germs precipitancy of general Praelidoncrs. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure -1 whkbi have den • voted my attention, comprise every (pairs of Y64llaßAi i int INFECTION, wh cthcr of a recent or long duratkr-o-tilig... j AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifmg from the habits a, Schoolboys. or the indulgence of mature age, and lady duit der rangeniant of the fyftem in Women which is called BARREN& ' NESS or srEaluT Y. Numerous difeafia; are die refuk of Ignorance or haft in the treatment of a finiph. Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequenti y ha pens that the feeds of Life are paifoned by the hidiferition of an ' unguarded hour. By a fapertor method fuels complain/4 kre early cured, and even where others have failed, I croft that may prelim to offer a radical renitahtifhtnent. Few i kammer, are the mks of complicated Mitts In, this diforder compared with the miniskirt's fintations of :tteri, whi from Ishdridlins SOLITARY VICE, or the prevaleist Gala ties of • efalle Llfe, acquire that Rate of Dr:unity whit% *Me tmaveklable mekquence of ruck pernicious hatiits. Where the camber ppy (offerer broods over hi+ miferf hut care, fay conceals Ms misfortune, it may be tome eonfolatlon Ins Wm to know, that although It be an oNrcl or doubt or unoet. minty with other Pradtitioners. the removal of theic :Ant CUINCI ES by the gradual progrefs of R en aeration it the ac Taira ment of my erpgienee. if the rites of Bacchus or VerlUb haws begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will Se I,r, ieno d by an early counteraCtion of this languid date, and in cafes no gr.= difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years ciaed a prop Parr krtnuwe is indifpcti ably requifire to revive the ilentheinz yarns of Life, and to rc-aidmate the Condemn'''. MARRIED WOMEN, who have lung been di r anni:ll in their expeaatinns of a Family, may b. affOru3, that in mot, inftances fuck defeat are an able by Medical The SECRECY which is fo efkodal to my undertaking and the qtialibeattons which I ham pre-fumed to anti:. tir , .l die Bailie my Pn.tenhons, and in conic/din:cc with •helie!ti. Fluxion is given, that Mr II- may he csintutud peer. aßp (or by letters Jackdaw* final! note) at tui !joule, .I.ltdreet, hurand, . ear Temple-1 ar There Is an additivnal entrance in Water-Wet; aljoinhig, and the name is ou truth the slows. M. Ii ?Aunt*, nt the Vern! Cake'^f "T"?'''r.• I AINIKIN kriuteAblur tic Propett.tork by kettltl $ ;: r t;arnaby-ftncet) at the STAR b ICS Na.l -item; and phtilhed by LEV FL ICiorr, est ttiburpplace, Lainbethi in No I, Carey-area; and at tt STaa-0 tact. Ten"ln-bar ; to eltArtt Cate aU zommung ration* fur doe EDI) ua are rptittetis.d to be a/o:Ur-Tot - . - ;Hs. Ho .utsr.Nr..w.s, G LCZ ENG E SofTo all the 14tettin.s , and 'staling virtuts of )ITolu, aud are the rlelcititril sn i lisott