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•,•:FrOfifr - -• t - -0 id -It JP F, I ,~. s, AO F f 1111 NOMuilit 42757 TUESDAT, AUGUST 31, INC 9 [MICE SIX-PE)ICL MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. EDUCATION IN FRANCE. TWO French Clergymen, who, previous to the 11 ittvolutiors, kept an Academy for Young Ciendeosen, Itntnciliacly intend to re-cliabliti it at Caen, in Normandy.— ,eihraer this opporuni , y of exprceing thrir gritiinde t o the I ii;lith nation, and t,. Offer their Cervices to thole families who are =micas to give their children a liberal education. A Prolpeetus of the Ellahlilliment may be had at s36,New rionl-iiriet, with references to feveral Esiglitt Gentienien of the fall nfpeelabllity. WANTED immediately to Rent, a ready Fornilbcd Honk, from Ten to Fifty Mika from Lon don, containing Two Sitting Rooms, Thrce or Four Bed Rooms, end Servants' Rooms, with Coach-book, Stable, Car den, and if with a few Acres of Land, not exceeding Thirty, the more defirable. Particular care wM be taken of the Furnithre. 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In the Pr. h, and on the loth of September will be publithed, In Two Elegant Volumes, Quarto, Price 41. 4s. boards, Accompanied by u MARI/6 OfONe Hu NORCO LAMM PLAT Es, conning of Views taken in Upper and Lower Egypt, of Re prefentatinns of Antiquities and Hieroglyphics, of Objeda in Natural Hiftory, of hlanvers and Cultoms, &c. engraved by eminent Artifts; and Fac-fimiles of the Originals, TRAVELS inUPPE It and LOWER EGYPT, in company with fcveral divifions of the French Army; &dr: the Campaigns of General Bonaparte in that country. Pub:Hied under the immediate Patronage of the Chief Capful By VIVANT DENON, One tithe Artifts who accempanied the Expedition. Tranflated (ram the Original by ARTHUR AIKIN. Printed tor T. N. Longman and O. Rees, Paternofter-row ; iind foe R. Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church-yard. N.B. Another Edition, in 3 vols. ha. 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JOHN NEALE, (Fellow of the Royal Academy of Surgery, la Paris; of the Univcrfity of Leyden; and Surgeon, in London, formerly Surgeon Major to the Fifth Regiment of infantry; and the Royal Hofpital. at Cbaisam.) Sold by J. Walker. No. 44, Paternotier-row 3. Ridgeway, York-Ott:et, St. oh lam o. eis4quare ; and at No. 60, Collier of Pritli-ftrect and fquare. Fora gardenia account of the nature and utility of the above Work, the Readers are referred to the Biographical, Literary, and Sdastifie Magnin for June, sBOO, from page t t 6 to at t. ST. THOMAS'S and GUY'S HOSPITALS, 7802. THE LECTURES given at the Theatres of ilnie contiguous Hofpitals , will commence in the folly _ _ kg Order: ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. Anatomy and Operations of Surgery,lay ?dr. CLINR and Mr. AST LILT Coo►ca, on Friday, Oetuberift, at One o'Clock. OUTI . I-10SPITAL: Pratiiee of Medicine, by Dr. Ensure:Tow and Dr. CURRY. ea Monday, Odober etb, at to in the morning. Theory and Pradice of Cberniftry, by Dr. BAIIINGTON and Mr. ALIA'', on Tue(day, Oc!ober stli, at to in the morning. Theory of Medicine, and Materia Medics, By Dr. CURRY, on Tuefday, Odlober cth, at frven in the ceasing. • 011wiiery, and Difeafes of Women and Children, by Dr. Haini - rox, on Wean. fday, Odtober 6th, at 3 in the morning. Phytio:o l ;y, or Laws o: the Animal (Economy, by Dr. Hsiorron, on Monday, Ocluber ttth, at a quarter before fever in the evening. Principles mti'radice of Surgery, by Mr. AtTLYT COOttR. (illaftrated by feket C4fes under his care hi Guy's Hofpital), on Monday, OEtoiur tith, at eight in the evening. tr The kraal Ledures given at there contiguous Hofprirds, ae io arranged, that no two of them interfere with each other in the hours of attendance ; and the whole is calculated to form a complete Courfc of Medical and Surgical initruaion. Terms and other particulars to be learnt by applying to Mr. !roes ea, Apothecary to Guy's Hofpital ; who is likewifc em powered to enter Galileo= as Pupils to any of the above Leda:vs. NEW INVENTED HATS. IN confcqucnce of the very great complaint of late, of the bad quality of Hata, it has induced Mr. Hare, of yt, Strand, who has raided there there twenty years, to try the experiment of mixirs Moles Fur with Beaver, and which be has found to anfwer his mcd ardent expedations, ant only for their durability, which, cm trial, will be found to wear out near two fuch HUn as arc made in the ufual way, the Xlok Fur making them fo much finer, and of a elder texture than the various coarfe Furs that are ufually made tire of in the maned:tainting of Hats; and, with other good qualities, the Inc will not Cain; off, which has been Co much complained of of late, as well as their taking a molt beautiful Black, odd:hum retain their colour; and being the manufadurer of kis own fiats, he fells them at the low price of Is. liamPs included. Likewife a variety of Anny and Navy flats, Fold kg ditto, hunt Silk Hats, Livery Hats, and Ladies and asiklmtes Hats, elegantly trimmed. N.& Worthy the attention or Merchants, for Exportation. Mole Skins boubin in any Trani, y. TO THE. LANES. RESTORA'T'IVE FEMALE PILL THIS forptizing Medicine is the refidt of feveral years extenfive prattle,- and has been adminificred to a . Feat number of (offering Females with wonderful fated% when :il other medicines had fulled.—lt is not only Life:tun! it. the removal of thofe maiadics attendant on weAncfs and Irregularity, which geoerafty oteaflons a pale yellow counte nance, diffscalty of breathing. head-acts, paly:tadon of heart, tuft of appetite, diminution of flrenctb. (welled legs, and other aticlaneholy fympttons. but is eqtedly effe_•aci: us in :I cafes of dcbtlity, from whatever mule it may arfte, and is pareculatly recommencled to all Females from twelve to trotilfty years of age s efpetlaliy to chore who have the icaft tendency tu con- Inmption.—lt is =timely celeacisoc :do to Ode who experi ence wealmeh after lying-in ; and it will be found one of the heft remtdits againft thofe complicated complaints which idually accompany a certain period of promotes the Natural fecretiosu, firengthens the lungs, invigorates the whole hilera, and in its operation is gentle. cafy, end innocent,— Reference to a number of Ladies who base witnefted their trooderful efteacy, may be had at the places where the Pills . B ,r! folds vie. Whokf a i e at Moffrs. Barclay and Son's, No. 95, mt - gnarket: and retail by Mrs. Newberry. Corner of St. Pusl's Church-yard; Tutt, Royal Exchange; Dinning, Oxford. itr eet.. Ward. No. 3xe, Holborn; Turtle, No. 1 27 , Strand; °WV. No. rya, Borough; Meredith, Mount-Rreet. Lambeth; W MG by all the Venda. of Malki4 ili the JUDE493Os at WANTED to Rent, either by the Year or on Leak, from Seven to Fifteen Miles from London, a Gond Family Houk, with walled Garden, Stables, Coach houk, and ether fuitable conveniences for a Gentleman's Re ficlence, with ary quantity of Lard, from Fifteen to Fifty Acres.—lf fumithed the Aden-tiler will be ready either to take the Furtdrure at a Valuation, or pay additional Rent for the fame The Counties of Middlefex, Hurtford, or Elks would be preferred: Apply to Marrs. Richardfon, and Co. Bookfellen, Change- Alley. TO BE LET, . _ Aod intend onimmediately, or at Neil time as may be calve• nient to a dcfir able Tenant, _ _ —_ __ _ _ A CAPITAL INN. with excellent Stabling and all convenient Offices, built not long fence on Sheffield Green, on the Turtvikc, and fhorteft road from London to Lewes, being five Stages of ten miles each ; and midway be tween Lewes and F.alt Grinfted, fltuated date to Sheffield Park. The lattice, NavigEiOn, and other Meetings are held there. With the lon wilt ix let near WO Acres of very good Meadow, Mum, and Arable Land, which have been feveral years iu the hands of the owner, and eon fequently are in very good con dition. The Rent required for the Inn is trifling, the objet being to (mum a good nage and good accommodation, but it will not be let to any per:on AO carnot be very well recommend ed, and who is not fit to conduit the bufinefs of an Inn, and who has nut money fufficient to manage the Inn and Farm properly. The Tenant will be required to keep at lcaft two Polt-chaifes and eight Horfes. l'he Wharf at Sheffield-bridge, where the Coal and Lime trade may be carried on with great advantage, will he let with the Inn or koarats. Enquire farther particulars from the Steward at Sheffield place, Suffer; ur Mr. Gill, N 0.14, Lower Brook-ftreet, Grof venor 4quare. FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS, Exempt from the Auction Duty,agreeable to Ad of Parlianient. On Thurfday, September 2, at Four o'Clock, ME RAC, Son, and Co. will put up to Public Sale, at their M'arehoufe", Nn. 78, Q,;ren.ftrect, the following ASSORTMENT of BRITISH PIECE GOODS. 3500 Pieces Ballafore and Cambric Handkerchiefs. Sono Shawls. aaoo —... Book Handkerchiefs and Mullins. 45 0 0 Jaconct Mufius sow Cambric Mullins 4000 Lapets, Tambours, &c. 6co Gold End Jaconets. 4000 Pullicats. 15() White and Printed Caine= ant Cambria. sun Dimities and Quilting". stto hifit Linens, Sheeting', Gingham, Kerfymeres, &c. &c. With a (tiantit ) of Goods uncleared at a former Sale to be fold without referve.--To be viewed from Monday till the day of faLL--Catalognes to be had at the pia‘e of tale, the New York and Tones Coffee•Houfes. Two Mouths Prompt. No. 7, THE CENTRE PART OP THE TERRACE, BUCKINGHAM-GATE. ' TO BE SOLD I3Y PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. CHRISTIE, AREM NRK N AT LEASEHOLD MOUSE, deligheidly fit vete N. 7, James-flrcet, Queen's Palace, on the Terrace (renting St. James's-Park, with full command of view into and over the Park, which Is opened to the view by iron railing. The Prenlifes have two fingularly elegant Apartments, and (mall third Room on each of the principal floors; four on the fecond; and the fame number on the attics ; fuitable attached Office 3, (mall Carden, etc. hell by Leak, y.threc years un expired, fubjed to a Ground Rent of Six Guineas. The elegant Hnufeludd ruminant, particularly fuited to the Premiks, in perfedl condition, may be had at a fair valuation, and immediate poffeffion may be had. To be viewed with Tickets, and further particulars known in Pall-Mall. FREEHOCD ESTATE, ISLE OF WIGHT. TO BI SOLD BrAUCTION. At the Logic Inn, Newport, tile of Wight, on Saturday the 241 of Odkober mat. at Four o'Clock, __ _ A LL that definable Freehold Elate, called PITPI. ACE, plcafantly fituated in the Parilhes of Mot tAton and Brixton, in the lfie of Wight; eonfifting of a Dwelling-houfe, containing two Parlours, a Hall, Kitrhcn, Pantry, Waili-houfe, &c. four good Bcd-chambers, with Gar rets, under-ground Cellars, and all neceihry Out-building in good repair, fit for the refidence of a genteel Family, with a molt excellent walled Garden; ga Acres of Arable Land, in good cultivation, and all the 1 ythes of Hay and Corn, ariling and growing in that part of Shallfieet Pari4, called South Down quarto., which contains 262 Acres and upwards of rich Arable Land, confiderably underlet to Mr. Richard Seale, at 951. per annum (he paying all taxes, except a quit rent of Ins. yearly), whore Leafe is voidable Michaelmas, ifios, but would ranilly quit it any time prior to that, upon having a cuinpeniation made him. --- Pitplace is fitaated in the Wcft part of the Ilk of Wight, eight miles from Newport, fiv..! frein Frethwater, and one from the Sta, of which it commands a pl_--taint view.. The relent Tenant will thew the Pronifts ; and printed particulars may be had at the Bogie Inn, Newport; Fot.ntain, Weft Cowes; Star, Ryde; Swan, Chizhetter; Whitc Hart, Winchetter ; Crown, Pordluouth ; and Corch and Hodes, Southampton, NEAR BILLERICAY, niiikaL TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. RAINE, On Friday the 24th of September, at the Rainbow Coffee houfe, in Cornhill, Ln..don. at Twelve o'Clock, ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, the greater part Extra-Parochicl, and Tythe Free; as well as the Great Tythes arifing from 56, Acres of Rich Corn Land adjoining; molt advantageoully fituate on and round Laindon Hill, about two miles and a half from Billericay, twenty-four from London, and only three from a Navigable Cut, which communicates with the River Thames, known by the name of Lee Chapel Eftate ; containing sox Acres of very valuable Land, of which 356 areTythe Free and Extra-Parochial; now let in two Farms,to Mr-Thomas Hurrell and MclTrs. Browns, on Leafc, of which ten years will be unexpired at Michaelmas next, at old and low Rents, and on which the Land Tax has been redeemed. The Hatneftead on Lee Chapel Farm is worthy of being im proved for a Gentleman'. Refidenee, the lituation being very confplcuove, and furreanded by Come fine old Meadow and Grazing Land, and commanding a view of nearly the whole of the Eftate. fobeViewed by leave of the Taunts, of whom printed Particulars may be had; alio at the Crown, Billericay ; the Inns ' at Rochford and Rayleigh; and the Hotel at South End ; of the Printers of the Chelmsford and Ipfwich Papers ; White t Harts,Brentwood and Romford ; Rainbow; of Meffrs. Browne aad Taylor, pus, Norfolk; Mr. Patdfon, Attorney at Law, Witham, Wes ; Mr. Carter, Boaster, Staple inn ; and of Mr. Ralne, Land_Surverir,.. Chgrkdre-Areet, Blow/ Puy, SUSSEX. TO BE SOLD EV PRIVATE CONTRACT, T'HE Manor t,f WEST DEAN, othertvife EARL; COUI&T, with the Advowfun Right or Pa tronage and Prefentatian to the Rectory•.—The Ellate conlißs of a large Houfe with a Garden, Barns, Outhoures, etc. and about so :1 Acres of richly cultivated Land, of which tco Acres are Marfh Land. There are all.. Five Tenements which fur round the Man(ion Houle, and belong to the Eftatc, and which (excepting Two Tenements) comprize the whole Village. Welt Dean is fituate upon the South Downs, within Two Miles of the Sea, Six from Eaßbourite, Ten from Lewes, Fourteen from Brighton, and Sixty from London. A Naviga ble River runs by the Marfh Land, and adjoins the Elute, and a Part of the Land abounds with Chalk and Sluch, a Manure which has been tried on the Farms on the Downs with the greaten_ fuccel.. The whole Is FREEHOLD, fobjeet to a fmall Quit Rent, and is let to refpeEtabk Tenants, on Leafe fur at years, from Michaelmas tBot, at the yearly Rent of toy* clear of all Taxes, except Land Tax. The Eltate may .bc viwed by applying to the Tenants, and for further Particulars apply to Meffrs. Gregg and Corfield, Skinner? Hall, London. N. B. 'fen Thqufand Pounds of the Purehafc Money may remain on Mortgage for Seven years. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT - - - - - - - - - ADESIRABLE compact FREEHOLD ESTATE, eligibly fituated tact the Ludo of the Wye, in the Parilhes of Llanurthwll, Llarafanfaur, Nantmcll, and Llanyre, in the Counties of Brecon and Ra dnor, at a central dittance between thc good Market Towas of Builth and Rhay ador, (except the Lone Farm) and let to the following Te nants, at the under mentioned gents : Pa rithes of Llanurthwll and Llanafanfaur , Uftard, Thomas Evans, 421. 6o A. 3 R. ^1 P. Cenceed Caccock Penwern Cumwtrn, a nd Gwalth Pedwar Gwr, Thomas Evans, 40L 95 A. I R. 32 P. Carreg Ginvale, S.and 'l'. Powell,3 xi sos. s 8 A. t R. 3.) P. Twy yny lone, P. Price, 26L Si. 62 A. t R. 22 P. Pcny lan. John Jones, 211. 45. o R. 29 P. Mill and Land, C. Evans and T. Watts, 261. 7 A. o R. 21P. Pariihrs of Nattnell and Llanyre, Doldowlod, Richard Jones, 501. 103 A. 0 It. at P. I.one, John Owen. 321. and Gwernogo,Thomas Morris, 71. not meafured but enhanced at 70 Statute Acres. 'Total of the Rents 2651 151. per Annum. Molt of the above Farms, evept the Lone, are only divided by the River Wye, on which they border Coe a confiderable diftanee, and wherein they have a valuable tight of Filltery. The adjacent Country abounds with Hares, (ironic, and Par tridges. The Premifes have good Sheep Walks belonging to them, and are very bnproveable. The Timber thereon being feveral Hundreds of fine Maiden Oak and good Ath, t. be taken by the Purchafer at a iair Valuation. Mcffra Jenkins. Janes and Co. of No. S. New Inn s London, are outlorni.ed to treat for the Sale thereof. Copy of a Letter, received by Mr. Scott, of Edinburgh, and forwarded by him to the Proprietors of SPILSIU r's sco IaUTIC Dlit•l4{, No. 15. Suho-fejuare, London. SIR, iAM very happy to inform you of the good A eirt:a I have experienced from the ufe of Spilfbnry's Drops recently procured from you. The fuilowing is a Ihort Rate ascot of my cafe : About a year fmce I perceived a finall pimple on my right leg, which gradually increafed, difcberging a thin acrid hu mour. feveral large boils then appeared , and both legs were. affedid, till at lalt the fore part of my right leg became uker ated from the knee to the foot; the pain was fo acute that I was reduced to the necdfity of keeping my bed, not being able to walk; I lay in this condition near fix months, during which time I confulted fevcral medical gentlemen, but with little effeet, till fortunately I was advifed by a friend to try Spill bury'. Drops, which I fent for to your Atop ; the good cads of which have been molt furprifing, for in a !port time my legs were healed, and my health and itrength reitorol, which, tin der Paovin twee, I can attribute only to the excellence of the above medicine, and am happy to fay that at the prefent pc. rind I am in every refpett as found in my limbs, and as per. redly well in health and ftrcngth, as I have ever been at any former period of my life. I am, Sir, Dean, near Edinburgh, Your obliged remant, July s, 1802. WILLIAM WILSON. We, the underligned, do certify to the truth of the above cafe:— Mrs. Mitt -Ex, Grocer, Edinburgh. Rost ST BROWN, Weaver, Water of Leith. Alien. Ft r rz, Weaver, Dean, near Edinburgh. The above Drops are fold by the general Venders in Town and Country, with a black Ramp axed to each bottle, marked " Spillbury and Co. No. Is, Soho-fguare," alfo the words, " By the King's Patent," on bottle, bill, and wrapper. ADangerous SCROPHULOUS COMPLAINT CURED. To Mr.Liouum, Surgeon, at his Difpenbuy, 2Qo.s7,liridge- fireet; Manchelter. Sift, Wakefield, Sept. 14, 1801. I AM extremely happy to inform you that Sarah Ftrnfides (a young woman 26 Years of age, who refides at 0 Wet, near Wakefield) this day called upon me, and requeft ed I would inform you of an altonhihing cure 'tier,. the has re ceived from the ufe of your invaluable Andrei: Antic Drops.— About five years ago fh..: was afflidted with an obtlin . ate fcro photons (welling in her right arm, which increafed to an alarm ing degree, with violent pain; in a few teleths, the tumour broke into nine different ulcers, tome of which were as large as a crown piece. During this time the had the advice of fcveral Gentlemen of the Faculty, without receiving any relief; the inflammation was attended with fuel txeruciating pain, that the ramified eight days and nights without the leaft food or flee's. She had now become aimed an entire skeleton ; fo der perate was her cafe, that her friends expeeted every day would be her latt—A full year the languithed under this dreadful eons= plaint, before the was induced to make trial of your drops.— She purchafed a (mall bottle of the late Mr. Meggitt of Wake- field, from which the had but little relief, but was by her pa rents and friends prevailed upon to perfevere : in taking there cond bottle her appetite returned,after which the daily regained ftrength. She informed me, that you being on a journey to Wakefield, hearing (by a friend) her fituatino, called at her fa ther's houfe, when you made every neeelTary enquiry refpedt ing the caufe of her complaint. You advifed her to continue the ufe of the Drops, which the did, and is now (merely thank ful to ALMIGHTY GOD, and extremely happy to inform you, that all the ulcers are perferaly healed, and that the never en joyed a better Rate of health. Her father and mother now re fide at Offet, and will be very glad to inform any perfon who may with to enquire further into the truth of the above cafe— They may silo meet with fatisfadtory intelligence by applica tion to, Sir, your devoted humble Servant, JOSEPH WOOD, Bookfcller. Attelted by Thomas Taylor, Minilter, Anthony Glover, Richard Lockwood, Ofre. Cr nate Drops are fold in moulded (quare bottles, at its. and 45.651 One tots. bottle is equal in quantity to three 4s. 6d. ones. Tisey may be bad wholefale or retail, at Mr. Lignunt's Di& penfary, No. ;7, Bridge-Rmet, in Man defter ; and a: Hcw rd and Evans s, No. 42, Long-lane, Weft-Smithfield, foie whole fate agents in London; and retail by the following perfons : H. Conde% 47, Minories; W. Clark, 259, Borough; Jordan, 33, Whiteehapel ; Jcbnult, [so, Oxford-ftrcet; Sutton, 141, Long-Ave; Wade, Old Bond-Brea, and 163, Fleet-street; Tutt and Button, Royal Exchange ; Knight, Norton Falgate; Turtle, li7,Strand ; Ward,324, Holborn; and by the princ pal Vodsrs vi Miklos. la PITY twain the th s 4 KtPs- Th; . iiobility and Gentry of known property may be accom modated on their perfonal feeurity, Eltatea Purveyed, and fold, by Public or Private Centred. Pcrfonal applications will be received every day till three o'clock, and letters from Correfpondents in town or country, (poll paid) will be immediately anfwered, addreffea to Marrs. Harris and Co. at their Annuity Bank, No. 5, Great Suffolk ftreet, Charing-ceofs. NEW DUTCH HERRINGS. JOHN BURGESS and SON refpeafully inform the Nobility and Families in general. they have landed a Cargo of NEW DUTCH HERRINGS. Their GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES continues to be prepared by them in the fame manner that has obtained fuch univerfal approbation for many years pet. The long juftly acquired fuperlority of that Article is fully confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Performs refident in all parts of the World, and having Rood the teft of trial, ranks it in the fituation it now maintains. The general utility of THEIR. ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES and otter RICH SAUCES for FISH, &c. induces them, from the numerous Advertifements daily appearing, to caution Fa milies, &c. in purchafing the fame, as none is to be had .f THEIR GLNU!NE, but at their Warehoufe as under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family ufe, of the belt quality. WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, Sec. OFFICERS in the ARMY and NAVY, fupplied upon the Ihortelt notice for the Eat and Weft Indies, &c. Warehoufe, No. so 7, corner of Savoy Steps, Strand, London. For the convenience of Families In Scotland, they have ap• pointed Mars. R. Johnßon and Co. Edinburgh, their fan Agents for Pith Sauces. Dr. RUSSELL'S infallible Solvent Drops, for the Cure of the STONE and GRAVEL: And STEDMAN's Inctlimable PILE DROPS. RSTEDMAN, Sole Proprietor of the above • valuable Medicines, begs leave to inform the Pub lic, that his Son has now opened a Warehoufe for vending them, Who Vale and Retail, at No. 24, Crooked-lane, five doors from Filhitrcet-bilL—To otter encomiums on them here would he fuperfiuous.—ln an extenfive circle of private friends, they have, for many years, proved highly beneficial; and fince R. Stedman has yielded to the folicitations of chore friends, and given Publicity to the Medicines, they have effcftsd the molt aftonilbing and unprecedented Cures.—To convince the Public of there faits, copies of the original letters, and atteftations of the Cured, may be feen at the above place; and the Proprietor carneftly entreats all perfons to convince themfeives of the un oueftionable claims which there Medicines have to oniverfal Preference, by confulting thole Proofs of their Efficacy. INDIGESTION, NERVOUS HEAD-ACHS, BILIOUS DISORDFRS OBSTRUCTIONS Ste &c. fR:DIXON begs leave to remind the Public of the wecomrnon edicacy of the Anti-Bilious Phi, of which he is the Proprietor.--They are the belt remedy fur all cafes of indlgeltion, which arifes from an im.Tylar fccretion of Bile, and are more falutary and ufeful than any other Medi cine in preventing the coltivenefs of habit, ficknefs of the fto. mach, generally attending a Rate of pregnancy: The great de. mand for them for exportation to hotter climates. where Bi lious Diforders abound, and where the Yellow Fever has fe Nog prevailed, is the heft encomium that can be given of their virtues, which, if had recoarfe to in time, prevent the Jaun. dice, the formation of Gall Stones, and inearamatios of tit* Bowels. Sold wholefale and retail, at Ching aril Butler's, Cheapfitio ;. and retail by Pidding, 76, oppotite the Pantheon, Oxford. item ; J. Van Bergen, Filitture ; Swiney, Pall-mall; Call well, Bull, and Duadale, Dublin; Davis, Cork; Scott and Smith, Edinburgh ; Status, Owen, and &nary, Mancheiter ; Bowman and Gregfons, Liverpool; Payne and Richards, Ply. mouth ; Rehm and Gibbs, Portfmouth; Neales, Dover; Randal, Southampton ; Danfey, Dock ; Hazard and Smith. Bath ; Woolmer and 'Frewman, Exeter ; end by one or mor e refpedtable Medicine Vender in every Tows in the United Kingdom, in looxes at One Guinea; ss.sd. ned 2.1.9 d. rack. Aftonifiting efficacy in numberlefs trials, and with full evidence of Dr. BRODUM'S Botanical Syrup, in which he has happily eomprelTcd the molt Purifying and Healing virtues of the Vegetable Syftem, is now recommended in Scorbutic, Le prous and Scrophulous Cafes. FROM the Nobleman to the Peafant, intoxica. tion is the caufe of many of the Diforders which now af. Let mankind. When reafon is thrown off her guard by the potent force of drinking to excds, it too often happens that this impruderice produces another, or, in plain terms, a connedtion with a difordered or unclean perfon ; and frequently thofe who are guilty of thefe indiferetions are on the point of entering into the facred band of wedlock, with a difcreet and virtuous ootn panioe. What is the confequence of dtzfe repeated improprie ties ? The infedlous polfon, which has lurked in the body of the huthand, is communicated to the wife, and entailed upon the oftspiing, who comes into the world a difgufting fpeetaclet to all beholders, and fubjed to the Evil, eruptions of the mbft inveterate tendency, dce. A mechanic, who ufes metal in the completion of any performance, that has not been properly re fined, will find his workmanfhip break, crack, and difplay a variety of imperfedions, in defiance of all pains and diligence: it is exadly the fame with thole who enter into the hate of wedlock, without having their blond properly purified from the contagious diltempers it receives through there errors, than which nothing is more efficacious than Dr. BRODUM's BO TANICAL SYRUP, being an admirable diuretic, and adios by perfpiration, never failing to curs complaints of this nature. after they have lain dormant in the blood for (even, eight, or ten years. Although it is fo effectual, it is at the fame time fa innocent, that a child, or a lying-in woman might take it with 1 the greatelt fafety ; nor is there the lealt denier of taking cold. even in the moft inclement feafon, which it is feueely raids 1 to efcape during the adminiftration of a courfe of mercury. The Botanical Syrup and Reftorative Nervous Cordi:d, to be had at the Dodoes houfe, No. st, Albion-ftrect, 7 doors from the Leverean Ivlufeum, Surrey fide of Blackfriars-bridge, in bottlesat ti. as. t is. 6d. and 31. vd. (duty influded) at Withers' (late Cockell's) Medicine Warehoufe, 29%, Strand ; W. Bolen, Printer and bookfeller, at his Me dicinal Warehoufe, No. 3, Wine-ftreet ; who has received a large and frefh fuppi y ; Thump. fun and Mills, Caftle-ftreet ; Browne, Tolzey ; C. Routh. Bridge-ftreet ; Reed and Sheppard, Briitol; Meyler and Crut. well, Bath; Meffrs. Goadby, Sherborne ; Mr. Raikcs, Glow. celter ; Mr. Tymbs, Woreetter : Mr. Trewman, Exeter, Swinney, Birmingham; Spilibury and Co. Mary-ftreet, Dub. lin ; and by all Printers, Bookfellers, and Venders of hit-chalet in the Thrile Kingdoms. •„• T. thole Ladies and Oentlemen bordering on the ftste, of Matrimony, the Dodior would particularly recommend the Botanical Syrup, prior to their appearance bc:fore the Altar of ~ Hymen, who are in the fmalldt degree apprehenfive of the S; f 1 tens not being entirely Wood, or fubjeet to relaxations of the wide. It will be neeeffary the D.dtor Ihould fee fuels Patients as are affiided with Deafnefs or Lobs of Sight, or fend their Cafes, by Lotter or Parcel, to the Dmitor (Poft or Carriage paid), with 4