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POLICE. Sir WILLIAM ADDINGTONhas not only retired from his 4tuation, the duties of 'Which he has fo long fulfilled with equal tredit to himfelf and-,a51- eantage to the public interefts, hut has the honour and fad:fa/Son,* command of his Alsje'sre, ccmfideration of his firvlces to be allowed a veil, handfome penflon for life. • Poetic-OFFICE, .Bow.Bitszr.—Several COTO. plaints 'having been mad e againft a Ifakor httbe neighbonrhPioa `of 1316oiti s tbuty, fox ) felling bread fhort of weight, he Was yederclay ilimmoned bn two informations; thi. one for felling a miaiteip loaf deficient of its proper weight eight Minces, and the other for a 'quartern oaf wiantirf fiSur ounces. A Warrant was alfd to Weigh all the bread is hi s fhop, when 29 eitiaitcit lOarts were feized; which 'wanted; together, sfl oithees of their prope l '' weight ; the 'light .bread 'Was brought to the `Oftice.i r apd the Defendifit app -‘Y ing to anfwer the ifiarget, the psnies were fworn al to this pirchare Orthe two firft: loavei, which be-' big proved, 'ind the loaves being weighed fts the prefence of the Magitirate, the Defendant was conviCted in the full penalty of 51. per ounce for 12 ounces they went•de6cient t , and mt. FORD ob. ferving.that, as the parties complaining were en titled to one moiety of the penalty, he could not with justice remit any part of it. Refpetting the 29 loaves, as it was the report of the officers who executed the warrant that theit were a confider. able number more found in his chop that were'fill , Weight, it was the opinion of him and the other Magittrates thcn prcfent, namely; Mr. Roanisou, Mr. KlNNnano, and Mr. Rroo; that the fine fhouhl ' -be mitigatea t 9 is. per ounce, amounting to 51. 265. winch the Defendant was accordingly obliged to pay, and the 29 loaves, which of courfe were forfeited; *ere ordiired to be. di fiributed to the poor. A fearch *arrant was alfo expefted at the fliop of a Poker near Drury-Lane, againft whom an in formation had alfo beetilakl,for felling light bread; but it. being near three o'clock in the afternoon when the officers went to the Chop, very little bread remained ; out of which; however, they found eight quarters, three half quatterr, and four two penny loaves, fhort of weight 28 ounces, and on which the Baker was adjudged to forfeit as. per ounce, and the bread difpofed of in the fame matt ner as the other. In confequence of a private information laid be fore the above Magistrates, that a number of per forts, of fufpicious charaCter, nightly affembled at a boufe, in Jermyn.Street, St. James's, for the purpofe of playing at hazard, and other unlawful games, a warrant was granted to fearch the faid houfe on Sunday night lad, when feventeen per. fons were apprehended, and who were on Monday brought up for examination. The prifoners who certainly were the molt wretched group of gamblers that ever appeared at that bar, had very little to urge in their defence ; the majority of them laying that they went to the houfe in hopes of meeting with a perfon that owed them lone money. Three or four only had money about them, and that not to the amount of more than a few !billings each ; fo that a vicious - habit muff • impel them to refort to houfes of this de feription, as many of them had been appiehended and brought to Bow.iireet before, under familar circumflanccs. The Magiarates (Irongly reprobated the con do& of the proprietors of the houfe, for fuffering fuch unlawful proceeding, efpecially on a Sunday evening, and declared, that they were determined to tale every legal meatis to fupprefs it in future. The Fanners were therefore ordered to 6nd bail for their good behaviour, to anfwer for being finsad, in a common gaming-bottle ; and the tables, &c. to be detained till owned. _ _ MADSIOIII.HOU I R.-wSenral Mater Bakers wait ed upon the Loan MAYOR, with Complaints againli different Mealmcn, for fellmg them flour to adul terated that they cannot life it, fpecimens of which they produced the flour they had lifted, the re fute of which teemed to be the chaff of oats.• The Bakers raid, they had applied to the Meal. men to take it back, who had refuted it. Alderman Corns attended along with the LORD MAYOR, both of whom reprobated the Meal men's condu&, and told the Bakers not to pay for it, as the gealtnen would certainly be antwemble for the lofs ; and the City Solicitor fhould be fpolcen to, to profecute every adulterator of flour not prepared according to the Aft of Parliament. ?horns Broung was fully committed by the Lord Mayor to take his trial, charged with Ogg: ing two cows, the property of Farmer Chalk. Melts. Quixote and Sancho in the uncqua". 4 ) Pantomime of -that name, drew en overflowing company, for the Aid tirnc at tiR Realty Theater, la 6 night. . Indeed, the whole of this %reacts amufernents form a change of the molt fplend44, •pature, and promife, on being repeated to-morrow; and Soviorrity evening for the laft time, to fill the hou{e with delighted beholders. 1113 - n Monday the fecund of next Month the Eng • lifh State Lottery begins drawing. The Ticket., Halves,Q_uartets, Eighths, and Sixteenth Stoutsputd Shams are felling in the greatetlYarioty of Num bers, end loweß terms, at Mr, Nocnoxsotr's Q40e,1 No. 16, Cornhill, oppotite the Bank of Engltind3 where the (chants at large, containing the ;lard titian of the extraordinary fuccefs wlitch has ate tended the purchafers at this office, arc to be had jr wit: N. B. As Tickets and Shares will not it keetr e Merehants, Clubs. Alec. Sm. will fate money by an immediate. purchafe. No. a 6, COILN 14/u., Lox Doe t—alfo at Liierpool and Exeter. Yigot Diamond* Ticlzts are at Two 'Guineas each, by Ho IL N sax and Co. TJ'e. Prize is rained at sp,ooo I. and is to be determin ed by the torawin_g of the prelcnt Englifh Lottery. will be the it drawn Ticket of the Nam. hers from t tg 11428, hull - iv.. :11 3; only Diamonds that em were ditofed of by Lottery were 0141 by Mersey and re. in the year ty74, at their uld elabSfhed 'State-Latte:T • Office. }falsity and Cts. beg key: to Ts-Commend an enrly Parcbafc. On account of :he very trifling • Number they have for Sale. couNvir NEWS. 'On Wednefday night lag a vndeman seas rob bed, in. Marlborough Foteft, of.fourguineas and a ball* and his watch, by two ruffians armed with bludgeon's. Tuerday fe'nnigbt, in the Vicarial robing-romp of Chichester cathedral, a female thief found menns to concenlAnd carry away, mordee-her petticoats, the gown, fcarf, and hood, of the Rev. Mr. Wakals, one of the'Vicars of the. Cathedra- ' - At Manchefter SetU9ts, laft week, the young Lady of relpeetablefamtly, frotaltockpprt, (men tioned lately in this paper 4 tor ifilfertng trinkets in a gold fi nith's Chop; was fentenced to one year's folitary imprifonment, 'and hard labour. • On re ceiving !entente, the fainted, and was-long in a !fate of infenfibility, The feelings of the auditors were mucli afialedt usastino malt:. An, JANUARY E7.-.-The late Fifhery Adt, pall: ed tlia yid ult. has pui the BritHli upon- the lime footing as the Irifh, in retina to 'curing cod, and all kinds of wholefome filh with faltdefiveresi deo free. Adventurers hi this fishery are about intim diately embarking in it, both from this low.h and pampbelltown. By this laudable Meanie in Go vernment the fmuggling of fait from Ireland will be effetlually difc,ouraged, and our filheries pro- Fted fo as to procure abundance of Or for the ood of man on the well mart at Britain on alci- Venue terms. . . BU/kiiiISLANd, JANUARY 30.----Yelletday the 'ee- of Hertings were 22 s. per etati. .Yorchafing Or the Societies in England aill.coVnues. The curers from ‘Leith lave returned to Market, 'd it is probablewill continue as long as the her kings are in feafon. The filhermen and boats from the north-eaff coalt of Ireland fet off on Saturday lail, after, by tuck of drum, requiring alr perfons `o whom any thing was due, to come and be pa 4, ...rhe boats were (even in number ; they have Made a fine hand of it, and as the fifhing is Rill good, I had they continued, they might have taken a thou land banels (or trans) more before the feafon concluded. , DUNDRE, JANUARY 2,..--The .herring filbery Mere is beginning tp take off. It has been fuppofed the breach,of a drave going up the Frith of Forth, octafioned by thunder and lightning, about three weeks ago, that this fifhery fet in. To compere. Fate fOr this, it is with pleafure we announce the eftabliffiment of a Company here to profccute the cod Ming, upon an extenfive feale, for fupply to ;very demand of 'London, and the tall coati of England. . k.DINISURGH; JANUARY 19. —Monday the He Court of jufliciary . met to confider the verdiet or, inerly mentioned in the cafe of Gene Elliot, for: forgery, or iffuing bank notes knowing them to be. forged. This being a cafe of cenfiderable impor- . tance and difficulty; the Court delayed giving judg ment for a fortnight. . The 2d corps of Royal Dumfries Volimteers,, commanded by Captain GRACIE, was infpeaed , lately by Lieutenant-Colonel Winwr, who granted them a certificate exempting them from duty fot' three months. • -On Tuciday Mr. Williamfon, meffenger, brought the following prifoners horn Ayr, where they - have, for fume time' pall, been incarcerated and lodged them in the jail of this city, in order to be brought to trial before the High Court of Jul ticiary here, viz. Michael O'Neil, joins O'Neil, and knbs Ceeely, accufed of having forged, or uttered, owing the fame to be forged, certain notes of the Bank of England, within this part of the united kingdom. Y.eflerday a hackney coachman was convi.led before the Magiftrates of forcibly driving the pole of his coach through the back panne' of a Gentle. man's carriage at George -greet Affembly Rooms. fie was fined in three guineas, which the Gentle man requellecl might be appropriated for thebene. fit of the Houk of Induftry. A melancholy accident happened at Perth a few days ago :—A party having gone out to the South Inch to (hoot for a prize, a young boy came between one of the pieces and the mark, and received the contents in his leg. An immediate amputation became necellary, and, we ate happy to add, be a doing well, JANUARY 3i.—The mother who fo unna tufaUl expnfed her child in St. Andiew's.ftreet, on Saturday morning Lift, is difeovered : her name is Bell' Bled after, refidcnter in. Burntifland.— By the vigilant attention of the Magiftrates of Burntilland, file was apprehended and lodged in jail there, and has fine been brought to this city. Left week, the officers and privates of the Tar bolton Volunteer: prefented Capt. Acta. GARD. !tr.!, ,'trot commanding officer, with an elegant (word, valued at so guineas, and at the fame time gave a month's pay to the poor of that place. ' Thurlday the Magiftrates fined feveral bakers As.the vicinity of the city, for felling bread before the eLipfe of 24 hours after being baked, but being a firs offence, the penalties were modified. On Wanetilay, lath yamcr ANVilliano or wit. fizuOzt, a uativc of Ireland, but Who refided lately. at. Ltlicart, flood for half an hour expoled to.the , Vieth of Viz multitude on the top of the Town houte-fiair, Glafgow, with a label before him, ex preffing his crime, which. was uttering counterfeit moilee, in inlitiniXl of the current falser coik; eallediiii the Hang language, fineybiszlhan. • This' crime bat bten very common of late, and the more wicked as it chiefly, affells (mall de a lers and the poorer claffes of fociety. His mode of frnaling the fhlin was, by buying fame &will article, for which, he idked change of a 6:ve fhilling note, when he returned ono onus own fhilEngs to the dealer, &Lying, it was a bad ene.iktlie change. ' On'Saturday fc'nnight, about five o'clock in the morning, a very alarming tire broke not in the I v:ming-4race of Mr. JOHN TAY f.pa, printer, Ber wick, winch we arc lorry to fay was not got under until it had done a great-deal. of damage. A cost.. lderahle quantity of types, cameral puffer, and ap. Ivied% of 20.000 volumes, in flows, were cut:only pc:lntel Ilappily the mifcliicf did not extend 'to the neiglibrainng tenements. The eau& df this unfortunate accident aroma be pofitively afar .. tined. The prernifes, we bear, wrreinfured. inca . rierate - d;1 IRELAND. '~ "~ • DUBLIN, JANUARY3t. On sunday lalt two murders of an horrid na ture were ditcoVeed to hive heen committed in the town of Kaiak:se ; the viaims were Mrs. Frances and Alicia Kawkins, lifters, and maiden ladies of very advanced.age. They had not been Peen in that town front the Wednefday preceding : an acquaintance going to church on Sunday, ac cidentally called at their houfe, and found them, • both murdered in their beds. No caufe whatever can be alifigned for depriving thefe unfortunate women •of life, as they were rather in diked circumilances, and of the. molt inoffeefive cha ratfter. .Wednefday night - a number of armed villains 'found means toenter the hqufe of Mr. Adair, near Sherlockilown, in the county of Kildare, and after -difcharging a couple of piftols _et Mr. Adair; the ball from one of which paled through his body, they robbed the houfe of divers very. valuable ar ticles, and Mounting Mr Adair's horfes, taken from his Rable, proceeded to this city With their booty. According to the account which . has reached us, Mr. Adair's fervants, during the night time, were, as a precautionary meafure, placed in fume of the offices detached' from the houfe, with which circumllance it would s feem the villains were acqtuiinted ; for having got into one of thofe offices, they, under the Menace of death in cafe of refufal; obliged one of the fervants to proceed to the hope, whore voice being recog nixed, ott requiring to be admitted, the door was opened. The banditti entered on the infant, and the fanguintry Wretches, withqnt any previtins de- , Mand or refulid, difchatged two pittolsone with the eff...Et mentioned, and the other lodging 'eve ral !lugs in Mr. A's thigh. After tying him in this melancholy Rate, they proceeded to his lino:. they' t apartment, (truck her with the but end of a pilot, and forced her to furrendcr her keys, and point out the fituation of the portable property. Mr. Adair was Rated not to have been dead when this favagetranfaaion was related to our informant. On Friday night laft, at Puckllown, near San try, in the county of Dublin, the houfe of an in dultrious farmer, of the name of Atkinfon, was broke open by a gang of robbers, who.-plundered it of every thing they could lay hands on, cal h, hang-beef, Meal; &c. While they were in the houfe, it was obferved that the fat mer's dogs, which were Uncommonly fbarp, never barked, ben on the contrary, followed them familiarly through the houfe in the dark, the villains ordering to have no candle-light. On application to Jutlice Godfrey, and relating the above circumfiance, he caufed fearch to be made in the cabins of the la bourers employed by Mr. Atkinfon, and in one of thein was found the beef, which was pofitively (worn to, as it had been dried and cured in the country, and was cut in a different manner to what is fold in Dublin, and was hung up by the very man with .whom it was found—i.rie has been committed, to abide his trial at the next Commit - - fion, Oa Itrong fufpicion of being a party in the burglary and robbery above Rated—he had been in the employment of Mr. Atkinfon three years. MARRIED. On the lad ult. by (pedal licence, at Ardfry, the feat of the Right Hon. Lord Walkout, Arthur French St. George, Efq. of Tyrone, in th e county of Gamy, to the lica. Mira Hen rietta St. Lawrence, eldeft daughter of Lord Vikount St. I d aw. renee, and one of the co-he-Vera of the late Countefs of KAI. DIED, Yefterday rooming, at his boat in Hertford-Street, May- fair, the Right Hon. the Earl of Liverpool, one of his Ma jelly's Cabinet Minifters,ident of the Board of Trade, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancafter, and Crdiedtor of the Cultoms. His Lordihip bad been near fosir moths witted to his boufe by a mutt revere rheurnatifia, which was a family a/Cid/lon. He died in the both year of his agd, and has lift a very large property behind him. He is fucceeded by his fon, Lord Havviiefhury, M. l', for the Town of Rye in Siam • At Bdinbuigh, ott the asd of January. Patti& kliab* of Douniield and Morton, bfq. On the 07th ale . at Sonicrteo, in his scut year, joil.ph Brain. He IVIIS a very hearty old M2ll, had not loft a tooth, could read the fmaileft print without fpretaeles, and walk &OS one codof the town to the other with the help of two flicks. He has left children, grand-children, and gm, grand-children, As a Family Book for thole who have little Wore for reading, or tvloi hare children for whofe mental Improvement they arc anxious. the Contemplative l'hilorupher may be eery ac ceptable. Readers of a main: 4r agcni..y. wen beftow their time in a peed,' of it. The Efthys difolay confide/able rmtk-, ing, a cultivated underitaudlng,Ud a goo.:: heart --Month* Review for jab an/. Thls day was publllliet!, In two large volumcs I amn, price Ss, in boards, and tat bound, Embellilbed with Fronapicces, dcligned by Stotbard, and engraild by lit.ker, TUE CONTEMPLATIVE PHILOSO -a, PHEW; or, Shoet Ways on the 'various Objets of Na tarethrnughout the Year 1 *kb Pettlial illufiradous and Moral RillaftWas nn aka Win% Printed for G G. and F. aid C. Itivipp. Batt, 1-Pnemillal.i4o. CIP": 11 ; 1 1 1 A C :;t% _ TO It sol.D . kuctzou, • By 7(/.r. SYDIR, At OatTieuere Coffee-100 t& on lkiday the 27ch Ihflatit, at • ' • Tkvo *Vlach preelfely. ffiltlE Perpetual AdyowlCin of the Vicarage of CHArtious, la due County of CAMBRIDOX; fah . Mt the I.lfs 'grebe preleptlneumbent, whit islar advanced ygirs ; confaNiof a moderp Brick Vicarage. ode, with foitabk Lltices of evkry deknpcion, and a neat Garden; lortthithiVicahisktehen of the whole Ptak' 4111121.11112 g Waif 14000 ACM aelertile. Arable. and Patios , lima. iThilk l 9oo Awes MT *TOT indA AWO ot.spivincp. diancri: ii A lieu roil town. high and picatantly fltastal Mart 6i mites from Lorded! 24 110111 Carnbefeee; and is (twit Ely ; wsk ;,odd turnpike toad, by which the hfailsand 'Cowles arc den Pail4ll. A eaglet:rabic, part •of tb purc'ufc nioniry,may remain at intsrce ; ana priettd Pariicelar; nu,j fv- had Mr, Tye& r aialsitor, N 0.6, Litvoles Firkin; of Mr. Pallelf , as, tot. at Lauds, in Liesolnfhire ; at Garrawat's Chenwlettet I of the Printers of the 0 %ford and Carahri...- rapers, " o v :tht Aueticeser, at TOettord. Norfolk. 3,,, . . 7 ; 'A - aim AIUCA3I4I. gre CUP at be . Si itNbeet whiCi r ytnir BOTANie;'AI. Sllti: • e n tix dO r n icn ie ce q tt uende of Ih6 at wag and VOUS CORDIAL, I think it but Jab to requ e lt • es t o p a my cafe, for the locntat of thufe who Insy laka • Under a findlar complaint. I sv.•s afflicted fur a length of tin • With a dreadful Nervous Diforder, that affedted me in a • o x i i m ing , degree, my body was alfo (willed in a manner the made my tithe:lce very, ;inferable ; I was advifed by the 1...- en* to try the country air, at a time when they cook I ,„ longer preferilmsto relieve MC, tIAiN I iilio diJ, but found 00 be relit ; - but by applying to you,. Sir, and taking your Modiehm I ant quite rollored to beta and fpirits. I am, Sir, your ever gmteful humble fervant, MARY CAIII.ANp, Tallow Chandler,No• 34, Greii Alio - and , P , nd ......`,-fields. Witpefs, WM. SPURGON. liath‘lal, near Clidmsfont, dui father of Mrs. Callake; alfo AENJAMIS HAWKINS. Nov. x, Him • Mrs. Caflake will give any further inhumation to!pertuns delirous of a perfanal interview, or by letters, pun pad. Mrs. Taylor,l.ooklug-glafs Matattfatili , rf s C:..44, Ikaton. (quart, was afflieled fur 13 years with a fever: Rheurisitifa., and an tibilniCtion in the Womb, which ennfed.her tin, nu.% eacheiating paini; Ilie :Applied' to levant eminent l'hy 'lei:T.., but never me ived any issmetit. In this lunation fin Ma ri courte to Dr. BltOD4iieMl Botanical: Syr Nervous Ce.ritin, a.by only taking five bottles was per eured,an ' d Ins for benefit of the afftiete'd, requefted Dr Brodura to puldilhlsir cafe, and will give any ,pafon further fatisfiVidon who is d Cr. cms of being ',stoma , —•Witnufs her Wag, this sth day uC November, 1.400. ' Witnefs to the above, ANY BROWN, B4tehcr, No. • SARAU TAVLOI% :4, Shureetitch. -. ‘4l A GUIDE T O OLD AGE. The-flattering reception which this work has erperisaced Li induced the Doctor to publilla the two volumes in one at a re duced price, LS as bring it within the txxiAtia a mon:co:argil circle of readers. When a book has run through a grim tuna. b er of editions, when the fa:e is rapid, when it is ferght nitu avidity, and acknowledged to be read with profit, thole arc In many incontclible proofs of its utility ; to tittle profs, then, the GUIDE to OLD AGE ctsy lay claim, as this is the Forty. ninth Edition of this Publication; a Publication that c altiot fall into the hands of any reader, of any climate, age, i x, cet dltion, mariled, or fingle,thst may not derive advantste Pont the perafil alit, and particularly to feafaring men, n long voyages, if inclined to preferve or recover health, or to avoid she Med . ! crationg of youth, or the (ober follies of maturer ages. This impreffion \rill be fousid to ce:tairr fume obrvations, the Olitiftoll of whidt %%mold be mipardonabke in a work of this kind, which, out of delicacy, cannot crest be named in a pu'it:e print. The high eftimation ha which this wick is held by tie public, its great utility, and tke unprecedented fale it has nsi: with, is fully proved by the I have THIRTY fulloulizzdftirnony " 'I hereby certify, that THOU SAND of Dr. BRODUSI's G E to OLD AGE, flue its fir/ publication. • "J. W. MYERS, Printer, The Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial to be bad at the Dodoes houfc, No. 9, Albion-Bre-t, 7 doors (roan the Leal, Tian Mufeutr, Blackfriar's Bridge, in Bottles at sai. iv. and Ss. id.; and at molt Bookiallers and Medicine Velltkelk:it the Mite kingdoms. SOLOMON's GUIDE TO HEALTH, price 3a Jirß publiDied by Mathews, No. n! Strand, and Symonds, Patasofter4oVea--40 THE PUBLIC. THIS Work his paired through a mlinber of *linens, and his experienced a fah unprececiently great ; it is therefore now reprinted with many improvements, and it may bo with conficience aliened, that fo valuable a publication to the afilided In general has never been printed in this or any who language he weak and delicate fcmalo—the youth who has jun finifhed his education at any of dr! public reminarics—the aged who are drooping uder &finders Originating from 30 impurity of Lloo.i...ekeeple of :athian— ftudious perform of a confined. 7.nd fedentery life—as alio thole afflided with neryom. atfediloos'-in general, will hod 5'9 1 1 413 40N .11 ercirslE TO HEALTH" a faithiul compa nion and an amufmg inftrudon—in Short, no perfon why voities the enjoyment of a goal Rate of health will be a momem without being ' , offered of this [mail, cheap, valuable, aud io.. portent publication. The diforders peculiarly incident to the female lea in ever' flotation. are alto expatiated upon, together wish advice to bet! (cosi (or thole force infirmities of nature, which delicacy nft.a forbids to difclofe ' even to the neared relative: nomprrai g a 'freatife on Femal e Drafts, Nervous, Hypochondriac, Coo funaptive Complaints, See. See. The public are now prcfmted with a variety sinew °brava ! lions in this edition, whereby the valetudinarian may belie;:i the true pidure of his &fonder, whether hereditary or acciden tal, el:roe:deal or acute, and arothe belt approved renicdia fur obtainment immediate and letting cure recommended. And as tIeTTOWI and hypochondriac complaints are mush snore prevail of in Europe than is generally Mushiest, attee" l . 4 With many dreadful and alarming Symptoms, which certainly chins affillance, and not as is too generally the r -;f; contempt, the Author has Leen-very attentive to their method of curs; and he flatters hintrelf from the olafervations be has made, that the prefect is as good a maitre an thoth diloosy a. any extant. The tender Female, who, though by nature is &dined to be the preferver of the human race, yet is, alas ! liable to many Datum' fad:494nm. whirl renal= her condition truly wretched and unequal when compared to the male. For what ever Stool= of life She is plated us, the feldenv enjoys a Peet ! e'l- Itate of health. If Scepters into the Wedded Rate, even teem that tonne of pleafure romobing bitter arifes ; and Pregnancy brings - with it a train of loathing, fickne/S:Bee. If the remains tingle, the will (caredy be able to avoid labouring tinder tome infirmity,becanfe (he is a" Brassier to a mother's pangs." What can be of more importance to a female, than to be r rew perly acquainted with every Symptom to which the is peculiarly liable ? And how to condo& hufafin fuck circumftancev,with- • out wounding her delicacy by a ditch:Ore of her fears other ap prehenfluin, to the rude feintiny of pretended Friends ? The Pamphlet points mu the methods of cure, friun a Lien horragia or Gonorrhoea to a confirmed &ORM To which is added, an Dray on Seem Venery, and a Dlicourfe on Impo tency In the Male; Sterility or Borrowers incidantto Fens do, Sec.; an Appendix on the fubjcd of a folitsry and &Relative vice, and an addrers to Parents, Guardians:Tutors, and thole who have the care and edit:Mien of youth. Likcwire advice ' to Bathers at Margate, , Scarborough, Bath, Brif toi,'dtc. Sac. particularly thn with Nervous Complaint'. The whale is diuftrated and interfperfed with a variety of ar thank fads, never before publitied, espial-Wog the rymptoreles mode of treatment, awdntreedits in the different Rages ota cer tain difeafe : cautions to young perfuns of the danger of irapro pa connexions or improper treatment, Ste. with the difference barns-it real venereal tymptoms and chore frequently miflakcn fur than. Thoth who have refideil in hot climates, and are ernaciat:e, or labour under a contional drain of nature, whereby their bo dily Rime's is not only est. and, but silo their vigour and vivacity impaired, will meet with a friendly monitor in this (mall, though important publicadon.,-11 has been the means of faring dividends of liras in the late epidemic complaints :a America. 'rhc•valetudinazien by blab, who has raceivod from his pa tents the inheritance of a &eared and unprolifie frame; the de licate female, wham an immured and inactive life, together with the immoderate ufe of tva, and other weak and watery a' - ments, has, without any fault of her's, brourtt on all the ofoiei" tour fymptoens of a cunfuniptivt- :'able, and are, without timely affillance, Stoking into art. untimely dove! To tech as the The Guide to Health," will afford the molt pone:went m ate I, and point out the mode of ref oration, to the enjoyment of dm greateft of all the comfons.l - lealna, withal which life is ""t worth ehjoying. sp• Orders V hien to any book/Arlen in town oreountry,fer " Sesames's Gros TO ilia 1.T.0." MAU be duly escastoi. at only three &dings each copy, free of carriage. ry To the Public —Nothing can be a 'hunger prod of tbe utility, et this shock than the unprecalcs.ted faleit.haStneelekb' no lets that Fifty Thailand Copies having boo dsfpoled 44 in very Short time. -T pia!: ltrW,ll4'elikruppireitt, by. JOHN tNixl., for eittleabrftrett), at the STA, Pat...l Omer. Ni s. Chircrcbteet; aaa roblithad b LEvr.:- KENT, (of cantsrbativiace. Latub.tb.), _ltem aad at the tr e-Otrtca I,,,phoakr.; to wry.) Orace t 0 e -, .nanraisatione for ea Fos rOll art rralseata to bt bdilttaa - CAPITAL WAREHOUSE, OLD-STREET ROAD, SHORIDITCH. TO IC SOLD OR LET, A VERY LARGE and WELL-BUILT STACK of WAREHOUSE; containing on the Plan Twenty-two Squares, and are five Stories high, Minding on a large and convenient Plot of Ground, with a Counting- Houft, Stables, and every Convenience for carrying on a lame Rafinefa. Immediate Poircifion may be had. For Parti cut at, apply to Mr. Sabine, Church-Street, bp;tithelds; or Mr. Thomas Taylor, Old-Street Road. N. B. A Plan may be feels as abovt.