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'THE Tro fleet of the New eras Turnpike Roads do hereby Give Notice, that at their next General Meet ing, which will he holden on the 25th day of this infant Sep tember, at the Green Man, Blackheath, they will be ready to borrow, and take up at Intereft, auy Sum of Money. not ex ceeding ;tool. or Iris than 8001. The re payment of the Money will be (retired by Mortgage of the Tolls arifing on the Paid Roads, which are calculated to produce at leaft 30031. per An num, and the Intend (at 5 per Cent.) will be regularly paid every Six Mouths Further Particulars may be had by applying to Greettivich, EVEREST and MARTYR, Sept. sit, likaa. Clerks to the (aid Truftrec I PRICE •IX-PII,4CK. TO -MORROW EVENING, September 15, will be prefented the Tragedy of KING RICHARD I'HE THIRD. King Richard. Mr. COOKE ; King Henry, Mr. MURRAY ; Bucitirgham, Mr. BRUNTON; Treffel (brit time). Mr. SIDDONS ; Stanley, Mr. Davenport ; Catilby, Mr. Claremont; And Richmond, Mr CORY. Lady Ann, Mrs. LI ['CH FIELD ; _ _ SEA-HOUSES, P A3TBOUR NE. TO BE LET BY AUCTION—By Mr. WHITE, For Sift'-one Years, from Michaelmas :802, At the Lamb Inn, Eafibeurne, on Thurfday the 23d of Sept: 0102, at Si: o'Clock In the Afternogn, SEVERAL COTTAGES and BUILDINGS, Ivith the Ground marked out, and. thereto adjoining, In the &01l eligible Situations at the Sea-tide, in Eafthourne, which have been let on long Leafes, and will fall into the bands of the Lords of the Manor, at Michaelmas, 28°2, via. • In FOUR LOTS, • A Piece of Ground, fituate on the Welt Side of Mrs. Bee. krtt's I.odging-houfe, with the Warehonfes and Buildings thereon, containing in Front towards the Sot-beach 81 feet, and in D. pth at the Ealt-end, 29 feet two inches, and at the Welt-cud to feet to inches. Ard the Queen, Mifs CHAPMAN. To which will be added the Nitifical Entertainment of THE FARMER. Jernmy Jumps , Mr. MUNDEN ; Valentine, Mr. JOHNSTONE ; Farmer Blackberry, Mr. TOWNSEND ; Colonel Dormant, Mr.payenport ; Rundy, Mr. King. Molly Majbuilt, Mrs. MARTYR; And Betty Blackberry. Mrs. LITCHFIELD. Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gall. as. Upper GalL IL r.at a :or the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box 05. c, Hart-Ereet. Mors to he opened at half paft live, and the Performance Wen at half part fix. On Ft iday the Comedy of Wild Oats; and the Mufical Piece el Paul and Vit., inia. And on Monday the Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet ; with the Fntcrtainment of Sclima and Azor. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. A LL Perfons having any claims or demands on the Eitate of the Hoo. FREDERICK STUART, of Oxford-ftrect, in the County of Middkfex, deceafed, are dc tied to fend in their Accounts, with the nature of their claim, to Mr. Rkhardfon, Solicitor, Bury-ftreet, St. James's. And all Perim indebted to the kid Eftate are &fired to pay the fame to the Paid Mr. Richartifon, or to the honfe of Winter and She, St. James's -street. MEDICAL and CHEMICAL LECTURES. ON Tuefday Otiober 5, a COURSE of LEC TURES on the MATERIA MEDICA, PRACTICE of PHYSIC, and CHEMISTRY, win commence at the Labora tory, in Whitcomb Etreet. Leieetter-fquare,at the ufual Morn ing Hours, viz.—The Materia Mediea at a cturter before Eight; the Praalee of Pity& at Half after E4 - Itt ; and the Chemiltry at a se l or uarter after Nine, by MORO, PtAILSOM, 14. D. P. R. S. Phyfician to St. George's Hofpital, and ot the College of Phyfiel A Reglfter is kept of the Cates of Dr. Pearfon's Patients, in Sc. George's Horpital. LECTURES by WILLIAM BLAIR. A. M. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Fellow of the Me dical Societies of London and Paris, Surgeon of the Lock liufpital and Afylum, and of the Bloontibury Difpenrary. 014 the Fiat Tnefday Evening in ORober and February. at Eight o'Clock preciWy. will commence a Conde of I.eaurrs on ANATOMY and the ANIMAL ECONOMY; for the information of Scientific Perrone, Ama teurs of Natural Mom Students in the Liberal Arts, and Profedlonal Men r igiarteral..—Terms et Attendance. One Guinea. . , On toe Frit ?Mg Main in October . and February. at Si: o Cloci *egg 4in 'commence a Courfc of Lettuces on the CLINICAL-PRACTICE of SURGERY; to be illuitrated by the Cafes and Operations which occur at the Bloomibury Dikenfary.—Terms of Attendance, Tam Guineas. •.• Farther Particulars may be leant at Mr. Btaia's Houk, No. 69, Great Rath-*reef, Blosolfherip; where may be Tien his Proporals for publiatlng an ENTIRE SYSTEM of MEINCAL and OPERATIVE SURGERY. . . BULL AND MOUTH INN, LONDON. THE Old SHkESWEIBURY and BIRMING HAM COACH, which mahy years travelled between Simmibury and die above Inn, will again Bart on the tub h.ftant, and continue every Monday, Wednefday, and, friday Standup, at Seven o'Cloeb. Calls at the two Gwen Man atl• Stills in thiford.fteree on its way, for the greata. nieaec of tee Public, and will arrive at Skrewlbiq the day following, where other Combas will be ready to forward Paf huger. and Luggage to Holyhead, and all other parts of North Wales, on the awn reload*: tams. Permed by JOHN WiLLAN and Co. N.B. The Man Coeds every Evening at •a quarter pale 7. MESSRS. PARKER and Co t Bankfide, Sonth wark, mum haute Cement. or MORT A a, for Building la Water, which farlurpalles in utility Dutch Terns, or any other kind of Mortar. It gives to ail kinds of Brick or Stone Work, an uncommon degretAifilturgth.and cobefion. It lets ender water, room betornes as, hard as Roue ' and may be es pied even to t e adlion pf the lea without injury. In all Badding% therefore, Intended to relit or contain water, this Cement may be ufed with fingular advantages or it may be lowered with lime and rand to any dctirab:e degrce, fur com e= parpufes. They afro prepare STecto for eating Buildings with, of the fast hard and durable nature as the Cement. It prefames the walls from wet and damp, and may be executed to as coin cletely to refcmbk Stone, at a very : Moderate capence. Flat Pssing, Coping. and (.;utttr Stpnes,Eheaper than natural Stone. • BY ROYAL AUTHORrrt. • ' MORTON'S CORDIAL;` a CERTAIN . CUar 'L T A for the BOWEL COMPLAINT, in a FEW HOURS AFTER TAKING. , lin mai eatilest and cfilaciotis Medicine for that Difor• der ever yet difeovered; &If° for Nervous Diftafes, Shattered Co ions, Confomptions. Trembling., &e. Debility of the IhdY, stoma* Complaints, and ail tuba Murders, meths% from a reload State of the. Ncrvollo SYfton Sold in Half-pint Bottles, containing Two Dofes, at 21.6 d. ash, duty included At No. it Princes-Rroet, Soho, three doors frau King ly," by the Propriane only. Stith Poor Parana who may be afilided with that dawdling Complaint, by calling as above, mail receive a Dofe GRATIN as the Vs.udeola intention is, for the good of mankind. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE: THE NOBILI fY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC, 's in general, are refrafully informed. Jouw Dolmen and SonGENUINt ind SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHO- VlFS.eontinue to be pteparedby them in the fame aunner that las nbtaihed fuel' univerfal approbation for man, years patt. The lung jultly acquired fuperiurity of that Article is fully enshrined in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Perron, hilent in all pits of the World, and haring Rood the tett of bell, ranks it in the Swaim it now maieraltia. The gevral utility of THEIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES cid when RICH SAUCES for FISH, Sze. Induces them. from th.• numerous Advertifements daily appearing, to caution Ea °Oa. Ste in purchafing the fame, as none :s to be. had of Genuine, hut at their Warehoufe as under. eery other Ar ticle in the Oil Trade for family ufe, of the ER quali t y. WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, Ste OFFIC ER s in the ARMY and NAVY, fupplled upon ti+t t!lnrtcll notice for the Pad. and WcR %dim, Ste. Waretioute, No. toy, corner of Savoy Stem Strand, London. FM the eowiteidowe of Familial:l Scotland, they have sp rinted Mem. R. Joluißoa and Cos 841aburab, their tole AIMS fit PIA Sewer. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Sir Sp IS OII, HE COMMITTEE of SHIPPING of the T UNITAD COMPANY f MERCHANTS of ENG. LAND, treeing to the EAST INDIES, do hereby five *ties, Vet the Csimmitter will be ready • retsina Propel:ale its writint Paled aft, .4 Wetaefeay th e astl ialiiat, from any Perform aria may be willlag tortefrly the Caton, with ANCHORS and GRAPNALS, CANVAS, IRON GUNS, PITCH ind TAR, SHOT and SHEELS, STEEL, • SWEDISH IRON, and BRITISH IRON. Seth Prot:fah, neprecing therein the km"! Prue, et tiers swig! .et he as (*torment, • f asailag any abatement. gibe Clettraa may befeen rpm *Miami ato M r . Twee C aa, Cleri to the Aid Committee, wish whew the Tenders sat" WO befere twelve ethic* at mew, on the sill in beyond arbieb hear am any feeler will be received. In the Preis, and will be publiihed, in a few Days. 'THE ANNIVERSARY SERMON of the A. ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY, preached at GROS VENOR CHAPEL, on the 4th of April; and With LOCAL ALTERATIONS, at HOLYROOD'a CHURCH, SOUTH. HAMPTON, June such. and at Sl'. HELIER'', in the ISLAND of JERSEY, July tB, 'Sox. By RICHARD VALPY, D.D. F. A.S. With Notes by the Author; and an Appendix di Refitfeitation, by Dr. HAWES. Printed for the Benefit of the Hurasne Society. Sold by Elrington, Mawrnan, and Johnfoo. tHE PICTURE OF LONDON. ANEW EDITION of this ulef,ll Work, with numerous corm:lions and imprrrements, Was this day publithed, and• may be had of all Bookfellen in Great Britain and Ireland ; price Five Shillings, bound in red. No. 71, St. PAW'S Church-yard, August a 4, 1202. THE COW PDX. This day was pabliSied, a new Edition, rice Half-a-crown, A CONCISE VIEW of all the molt important 4 . fate which have hkhertn appeared ceneernbtr the COW PDX, with PRACTICAL DIRECTIONS to be followed DURING ITS INOCULATION. By C. R. 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Memoirs, Hiltorical and Political, of the Reign of Lewis XVI. from his Marriage to his Death; drawn from authentic Documents, communicated to the Author before the Revolu tion, by feveral Miniftcn and Connfellors of State; and front the Papers found after the loth of Auguß r 79x , In the Cabinet of Lewis XVI. at Verlaine, mid the Thuilkvils. By J. L. Sou lavie, the Elder; Editor of the Memoirs of Marfhal Duke of Richelieu. and of the Duke of St. Simon. Gt the Volumes, Bvo. price al. St in boards; lagtrate4 with One Hundred and Thirteen Portraits. VALE OF TOWY, CARMARTHENSHIRE. TO BE LET, and entered on immediately, fur three, live, or (even years, A COMFORTABLE HOUSE, fit for the re eeption of a large Family, fituated on the Banks of the Navigable River Towy ; with an Orchard and Garden, well hocked with Fruit Trees, containing four Aug, together with Thirty Acres of Land. The Hank is within a mile of the plentiful Market Town of Carmarthen. The Towy abounds with line Salmon aad other Fills, which arc taken in view of the Prcusift s. For particulars Mgt of Mr. Naas, No. 29, Dover- li reet, Piccadilly; or *Mr. wards, Ithydl-Oorfe, near Caraar then.—Letters, poll paid, will be attendedta. SHANKLIN, IN THE ISLE OF WIGHT. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, LL that Neer-erected Stone•built Mefruage, or Dwelling-honk, having goad under-ground• Cellars, two large Parlours in the front, a large Kitchen, and other (iambic Offices on the &it Floor; five good Chambers on the fecund Plonk; and (citable detached Offices for Servants, Barns, Stables, &c. and two large Gardens, with 32 Acres of Meadow and Arable Land at the front of the Houle, molt de lightfully fituated on a riling ground, and commanding un bounded fca and land views; pofietvely may be had at Mich.tel- Mia next. This Eftate is held on Leafe, determinable on three good liver, at a very low Lord's rent, and renewable at a (mall fine. For a view Of the Profanes, and to treat for the purchafe, Apply, (if by letter, poft paid) to Mr. John Barton, fen. the owner and occupier. SOMERSET. TO BE SOAR) IN FkE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AVery delirable FAMILY HOUSE, with about rto Acres of Meadow, Pa fture, Orchard, and A ra ble 'Lands, fituate in a dry, healthy part of the County of So merton, abounding with game; a pleafant neighbourhood, and good roads. The Hoare is in complete repair, and neatly fur- Wiled, and contains an entrance-hall, breakfalt and dining p ar .. lours, drawing and fitting rooms, fpacious kitchen, hourekeeper's room, and ground cellars, &e. five belt bed-rooms, with latge clarets and dreifing-room, and five fervants' bed-rooms, with back ftaireafe : a dove honk, well Rocked, walhhoufe, dairy, woodhoufe, and a five-italled liable, with coach-houfe, &c and a good walled kitchen-garden adjoining the dwelling-houfe. The Houle Ispleafantlyfituatedln the centre of apiece of Pafture, about 17 acres, part of which forms a lawn in front of the houfe, ornamentally laid out with &rubs, walks, &c. Part of the pur • chafe-money may remain on fecurity of the Premifes. For particulars, and teeing a Plan of the Haute, &c. apply (if by letter,polt paid) to Mcll,s. Williams and Brooks, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn New Square, London; or to Meas. Watts and Forman, Atiornies, bath. DORSETS H IRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, 115 Mr. CHRISTIE, ADefirable FREE HQLD ESTATE and RESIDENCE, confiltlng of a fubltantial, well-built, comfortable Family Houfe, with ftabling for fovea horfes, coach-houfe, numerous attached and detached offices, fuited to she manfion and the farm, competent for a large family, good kitchen-garden, walled, pleafure ground, and fundry rich in clofures of arable, meadow, and palture land ; in the whole 42 acres, compadt, and tithe-free two years out of three, land-tax redeemed, parochial taxes moderate; delightfully fituate, within half a mile of the river Stour, in which is ex cellent trout-fifhing ; four miles from the Se a, five from Win burn, five and a half from Poole, (even from Chriftchurch, in a beautiful, healthy, and (porting part of Dorfetfhire, within half a mile of Homers, and a pack of fox-hounds, which fre quently come over to draw the neighbouring covers; the roads excellent, and the markets moderate; well worth the atten tion of a Family, or Gentleman fond of field (post, with great plenty of game. The Building in the molt complete repair, and the land in a high Rate of cultivation ; anooL part of the purchafe-money, may remain on the premifes, and imme diate poffeffion may Wind. Printed par iculars may be had of Meffrs. Forfter, Cook, and Freer, Lincoln's Inn ; and in Pall-Mall. VICINITY OF YEOVIL. SOMERSET. TO BE LET, FOR A TERM OF YEARS, ALD()N FARM, comprifing a good and conve• nient Dwel li ng-honk (nearly the whole of which has been lately rebuilt), Barn, Stable, Out-houfes, and about One Hun dred and Fifty Acres of Arable, Pafture, and Meadow Land. The Houk (Undo' about half a mile from the Teiwn of Yeovil, in the cent re of the Farm, in a healthy and beautiful &nation, commanding the moit charming prolpeas —The whole of the Land, or a part only, as may fuit the tenant's with, may be held with the Houk, and the refidue, if a part only be let with the Honk,. will be let with a Barn and Barton, lituate in the 'f own. Aay reafonable alterations or improvements would be made for the accommodadon of a good tenant. on filch terms as Bull he agreed on. The Arable Lands may be entered on at Michael mas nest; the Dwelling-houfe, and remainder of the Farm, at Ladyday next. 'cavil is a good Market-town, where provi- Bons are cheap-and excellent. Further particulars may be known of the Rev. Thomas Dun tomb; Broughton, near Stockbridge, Hants; or Mr. White, fA ttorney, Yeovil, who will dlredt a perfon to chew the pretnifes. N. B Letters to be port -paid. September 9, tBo2. FREEHOLD ESTATE, ISLE OF WIGHT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Bugle Inn, Newport, Ilk of Wight, on Saturday the ad of Odiober next, at Four o'Clock, ALL that defirable Freehold Eftate, called PITPLACE, pleafantly fainted in the Parithes of Mot tefton snd Brixton, in the Ile of Wight; confliting of a Dwelling-houfe, containing two Parlours, a Hall, Kitchen i Pantry, Wafh-houfe, &e. four good Bed-chamb ers , w i t h Gar rets, under-ground Cellars, and WI nceeffary Out-buiklings,in good repair, fit for the refidenee of a genteel Family, with a mot excellent walled Garden; 8a Acres of Arable Land, in good cultivation, and all the 'ythes of Hay and Corn, arifing and growing in that part of Shalifleet Parit, called South Down quarter, which contains a 6; Acres and upwards of rich Arable Land, confiderably underlet to Mr. Richard Serie, at 951. per annum (he paying all taxes, except a quit rent of xis. yearly), whore Leafy is voidable Michaelmas, 1.805, but would readily quit it any time prior to that, upon haring a compenfattaa made him. Pitplaee is fittrated In the Weft pan of the Me of Wight, eight miles from Newport, five from Frelhwater, and one from the Sea, of which it commands a pleafant view. • The prefent Tenant will (be* the Premifes ; and printed particulars may be bad ttf the Bugle Inn, Newport; Fountain, Weft Cowes; Star, Ride; Swan, Chieheftor; White Hart, Winehafter; Crows, s rattmostb; and (had and Hula, isetbamptont In TWO other LOTS. A Piece of Ground, with the Cottages and other Buildings thereon, containing in Front towards the Sea-beach 65 feet three inches; In the rear towards the Road 63 feet, and is Depth on the Weft-fide 53 fcet, and on the Eaft tide 68 feet. This Piece of Ground adjoins the capital Lodging-houfe of Mr.l3radford, and commands, the fame Profpedts and Con veniencies. It is confequemly a molt defirable Situation for a Hotel, ov any other public purpOfe, as well as for arty private purpofe. Mr. Charles Vine, or Mr. White, of Eaftbourne, will the* the Premifes; and further Particulars may be had of Mr. Hoper, at Lewes. A BEAUTIFUL SITUATION at EASTBOURNE. TOME SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. WHITE, At the Lamb Inn, at Eaftbourne, on Thurfday the sad of September, acra, at Six o'Clock in the Afternoon, ACO FTAGE L BARN, and GARDEN, w ith a Piece of Land adjoining, containing r A. •R. 7 P. Btu ate at Meads, in Eattbourne, and now in the occupation of Wm. Rawlinfon. Thin Property is Freehold, adjoins a good Road, and com mands the fineft Profpedts. It is not liable to any Heriot, oftit-rent, or Right of, Way. The Occupier will thew the Pretnifes, and further Particu lars nray be bad of Mr. Hoper, at .ewes. LISBON DIET DRINK, AND EXTRACT. rrHE late eminent Dr. JOHN LEAKE, Phy fician to the Weftminfter Hofpital, introduced this va luable Preparation into England. It Rands honourt:d with the Teflimonics of the late Duke of HAMILTON, Sir As. Hume, and many other Perfonq of Diftinetion, for the Scurvy, Scro fula, Cancerous Sores, the Venereal Weak, but particularly where Mercury has fa iled; in Barrennefs and Impotency, in all Debilitated Cafes, Irregularities. and Impurities of the Blood{ is now fuperintended by Mr. PALMER, No. 44, Gerrard ftreet, Soho.' where he may be confulted every Morni ng f ro m Ten till Three o'Clock. • DROPSY. MR. LUXMOORE, of Southampton-buildings, Holborn, London, (late Surgeon at Uxbridge) begs leave to acquaint the Public, that he continues to attend Patients in the different fpecies of this Diforder, both in Tower and Cow NTIt v. See his Addrefs to Hydropic Patients, Second Edition, with additional Cafes annexed.—Sold by Murray and Highley, No. 32, Fleet-ftreet. N.B. No Letters, unlefs poft paid, will be attended to. TO THE LADIES. • BELL'S RESTORATIVE FEMALE PILLS. r rHIS furprizing Medicine is the refult o f f evera l -I- years extenfive practice, and has been adminiftered to a great number of fuffering Females with wonderful camels, when all other medicines had failed.—lt is not only cifedual in the removal of thole maladies attendant on weaknefs and irregularity, which generally occafions a pale yellow counte nance .cilfficulty of breathing, head-ach, palpitation o f heart, tofidappetite, diminution of ftrength, fwelled legs, and other melancholy filtiptoms, but is equally efficacious iit all cafes of debility, from whatever caufe it may arife, and is particularly recommended to all •Females from twelve to twenty years of age, cfpecially to thole who have the leaft tendency to con fumption.—lt is extremely efficacious alto to thole who expert. ence weaknefs after lying-in ; and It will be found one of the heft remedies againft thole complicated complaints which ufually accompany a certain period of life.—lt promotes the natural fecrctions, ftrengthens the lungs, invigorates the wholes fyftem, and in its operation is gentle, eafy, and innocent. —. Reference to a number of Ladies who have witneffed their wonderful efficacy, may be had at the !daces where the Pills are fold, viz. Wholefale at Meths. Barclay and Son's, No. 9s, Fleet-market; and retail by Mrs. Newberry, Corner of Sc. Paul's Church-yard ; 'rum Royal Exchange; Dinning, Oxford ftreet; Ward, No. 324, Holborn; Turtle, No. 1 2 7 , Strand: : Shaw, No. 174, Borough ; Meredit h, Mount.ftreet Lambeth; and alto by all the Venders of Medicine in the Kingdom, at as. 9d. each box, Ramp included. HEN Pr4eilional Men of education and re- Iponfibility deviate from the general" fyftens by the fe lealois of a peculiar Branch, the fanction of long continued fucce3 Is the belt criterion of fupeziority. Eight years have I devoted my practice to the exclufive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the iuccefsful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I ans able the ravages of thole complaints which are the nugt import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initlatitin Into every branch as an Army Surgeon. I formed a with at an early period of Pradice to rercuc ids from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Prsflitioaers The THRKE DISORDERS, to the cure of which ( have dr. voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Sekoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and laßly that de • rangement of the fyllem in Women which Is called BARILII)(I NESS or STERILITY. Numerous &leaks arc the nth& of igtatlince or hafte in the treatment of a funple Gonorrhea, and it not unirequently hap. pews that the feeds of Life are poironed by the indifcretion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints are cafily cured, and even where others have failed, I trait that I may prefume to offera radical re-ettabilannent Few, however, are the cafes of complicated cilitters in the diforder, compared with the calamitous fituatiens of Men,whe from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gale. ties of a faihionable Life, acquire that ftate of Debility whi.ll Is the unavoidable confequetice of fuch prrnicious habits. Where the unhappy fuffercr broods over hie tottery, but care fully conceals his misfortune, it may be fnme confolation fee him to know, that although it be an objedt of doubt or uncer tainty with other Praclidoners, the removal of there Milli CiENCIES by the gradual progrels of Renovation is the acquire ment of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Wrier hare begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteradtion of this languid Bate, and In th.'e cafes no great diCculties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years exitled a proper Per. feverance is iridifpenfibly requifite to revive the liumbring )ark • of Life, and to re-arimate the Conilitution. • MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been dirappointed In their expedbations of a Family, may be affured, tbat in molt ieftauces fuel defeels are curable by Mulleal Skill The SECRECY which is fo effentlal to my undertaking, and the Qualifications which I have prefumed to Pate, form the Balk of my Pretestfions, and in coincidence with fulli this inti mation is given, that Mr y n:ay be confulted pcfonally (or by litre 'twinging a (mall now) at his houfe, No. a 9, Arun. del-ftreet, Strand, hear Temple-Bar. _ _ That is an additional entrance in Water-Areet adjoili• sod the name is on both the done . li. B. Umber of tlis Royal CoHogs of Surgeons.