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PRYCIt PIXPRINCIA—RALIPPOtbir V. =:: NI I nsa .8262 This day was putil;,berl, in Soo. prite tie GENERAL ACCOUNT of the HUNT!, RIAN Aiti3UlM, tit. %snow: inclu ling Htoutical and Scientific Mitten of the various objects of Art, Literature, Na - - , nral History. Anatdmical Ptcparasirms. Anequlties. &c. in al• celebrated Cobeetion.—By Captain S. LASXF.Y, li/leinber ef the Wernerian Nat. list. Sot. Ellin. L. S. H.S. Ikc. &c. Lotuloa : Puhlished by Loagrnsn, Hurst, Rees. Orme, and Brower; by Archibald Constable and Co. and I. Bailaatyne sad Co. F.dinhurgh; and hi Sohn Stedth and Son, Glasgow. PHV • • COTO 111-110USIIi IVA aititiO lull FOR SA hv Order if the Row. Aie Carnakikatt., fUs Attfedio Gethasti On Wednesday the t Sth and Thursday OW deth Instant, a hie °Thick in the Afternoon of the sod Days preenety, is As T frm Twain. Custom-Mese, I.lowloa, THE FOLLOWING GOollgorttialo **allotted In small quintities, for the better ateaussodatiou of the several Dealers, as well as privet* Person‘whetetsAsse to lapeotia P WT11.441111. roe urea East Ldia Prohibited Gtiods. and a large Atiortielost of foreign Silks and Leather Gloves, ac. • rue sows CANsvsr flue. Ainslie. Shawls, Lace, W tithes, J. w leery .14ard sine Boxes of Cambric, Grocery, 'l7..ffre, rams *arajle=hciest Hooks, Porcelain, Maws, Brass! Wood, Aalllio;s, Mated* am Vessels. a Cutter called the Gres hound, &c. Also well Goteis as have remained in kis Majesty's Werehosiee beyond. the tines Ihnl.ed by lave, toe cleared, or theism* pod, elf. Paper, (Nelson, Yarn, and sundry other Uwe, aaaimainesil is the Catalogue. iil • - :-7 • NEW' MiTS:Cs RAlti AND FLAT," the favottrhe Mtskitl • , .1K.7: twice sown petformine at the Theatre Royal, Lyceum. t 4 lr tehisie esimposestessd arranged frie the Pianoforte by Mt. Houk. pries OM The ever memorable Battle of Vittoria, for the Piano forte, composed by R. Campbell, price'3l. 6d. The Hero's Ad dress preir.ting to• the battle, eclipsed to Maitre* celebrated March, I.y Pro. price is. 6d. Low Petits Brines, (Na Ohl.) coo ' teinhig hi, Valencia Wake, composed by S. De Midi*, price 21 * CO he Le :noised.. A selection of the mow admired Ain, cum' pos-Li b • ev:ehrited Authors, arranged for the Pianoforte or Hafp, Nos L Ti. and 111. price each 9s. IPA to be continued.-- Beauty in Tears, the fatroorite Song song by Mr. Braharn in the Romantic Opera of a Lodoiska," composed by J. Purrs Prise is. 6d. London: Published by Gouldlng,lYAlatalae, Potter via Co. Nu. tO, Soho. Square ; and No. 7,Vfestmoreland...treet l Dublin. -...----.:---.—. . 'This day was published, • . In Two Volumes, rm. price It. 164. townds, rigHE HISTORY of ENGLAND, from the m ica- - nest Period to . the Close of the Year tile. By JOHN SIGLAND. Printed for Loniinon, insist, Reim, Orem, and Illoptsvn, Pater.. nester•row, London ; and W. bbeArdown, Doncaster. Of whom may be had, by - the same Author, 1. Geographical and Historical View of the World, 5 vols. too. 13. Ise. 6d. boards. £. The History of Spain, in 2 vole. ern. It . gs. boards. S. Letters on Natural History, 1 ilmo. 9s. hoards. 4. Lester.. on Ancient and Modern History, tiro. 10..6d. Ms. . Dino, 12mo. 44 boar,ls. S. Letters on the Madsen History of Europe, Bvo. 85. boards. 6. On the Resurrection, 12mo. 34.6 d. hoards. 7. '1 he Philosophical Wand. rers, lemo. 6s. hoards. I. Essays on Various Subjects, in Bvo. 12s. boards. SCHOOL GEM/RA. This day were published, price Ptve SblUinp etch, new and mach enlarged Editions of THE GEOGRANiICAL COPY- BOOKS, Part T. and 11. beautibilly ergraved, of a much-enbrßed Size, and worked on royal Drawing Paper, for the purpose of being filed up with a pen, and shaded and cidoure.l, respectively by tf Junior and Senior Students of Geography. Also, A ROYAL SCITOOL ATLAS, With PIOSLIMS no MAP!, in the manner of Prelflems on Globes, engraved of the exact size ref the Royal Geographical Copy-Books, to which it serves as a pattern Book. pitee ius. half-bound. Bo:h by the Rev. 1. GO,LDSVIrI - H, _ _ CL AR 01 ALL better. The Greyhound Cutter, Mans, Brazil Wci4 Arxbert.4loll Matetiah of rea4ela qe tsr vit•tred at t hohjettergra sill Op deiteo4ll, Author of 44. Grammar of GeoersiGeograp Ay, of the Grammar therbittle, and of sitOstelas• Us. w Eli of Sir:Ah Geography, of popular Orography, Esc. Cw4om ainU2** Lodtw, whore 011810 1Pio Printed for Iticsaaao Posatars, and robe had of Inbn Souter, price one shillinc east. , . ,No. I, Paternoster row, and of all Booksellers. Tlw Goods may Tiforgfrort Efoyaratiaa Hat, cB 4 --11gidkir the 17th 'natant. todllts tre ISAya • tiolo.. *mai- NW, is Om This day was pubhshed, Mortins its One in .he Attrition. • . A ntsw Edition. price 2s. Mounted with Casey, tt APR ACTICA L T REATISEon the PREVEN- N. 8. 6" . I " ght tAilt 441.11 " 81 P ita gr le- 36 - lay Mc Sri •iepteinber Int% leittaws the &s,, f now la she TION and CURE of 'ha VENEREAL DISEASE and its wor „,,, g „ J 1,4„., a d e a p noea, or ntrab asgl ammo wig aott.equentes, as Strictvrea, (Beets, Ike. %eluding practical Oh- , thohd . 4.e .j eeeeee f . ri i ita, and cooly „ a dilesni jk. etrvations on Tabes Donalis, Ooanism, Seminal Weakness , Me- - - --- c4l Discharges, &c. divested of all Obscurities. By T. M. CA TON, Surgeon, Late of the United Hospitals of St. llamas and Guy's. Printed for Messrs. Stterviood and Co. Yl, Patarusater-ruw; and Messrs. Highly, 24, Fleet-street, I,ot.don. Where may be hail, Cron's Popular •Freatise on the Causes and Distinction of the Varieties of A:thrni, with new, simple, and successful instructions fur the prevention and treatnattut of Asthmatic Fits, pricy Ss. oxPOßnstulta. • VAC' ABLE FREYAOLDS AT wilizAii.rr, To be SOLD by AUC I 1011, by Mr. FOLKIIt, On Friday, the u7th day of August neer, at rwrlve leek pies chicly, at the Crown Inn, Mica ky, eudereacis Coedited's. I Sa.e as shall be then produced, AN exceeding g ood DWELLING HOUSE, with liana, Ciew-houses, other convenient Bo:jib:me, stinate in Whestk7 aforesaid, le the occepatinn of filff. Thomas Junius, toltrther with 2 2i A. Ok • 2W. more .w le.* of vattensely pruduc eve inclosed and Titheifiree, Arabia, Pastore, awl Coppice Land, the whole forming a very complete and capital Faros.-- Also an old ev3blisited Inn at Wheatley, canal the Crosie, hl the occupation of John Haynes, with extensive t; - 1,41 4 Stables, and other convenient Bahellngs ; kltewtse sevisal of rich Arable, hibiadew, and Pa,tui • Lend, in the eseepeiluite of the said Thomas Juggins end at Mr. Wislianijuggins, John Haynes, Noah Crooke, and others, yearly restarts; and seeder Corteges, Orchards; and Ganlens, •at Wheatley aforesaid, the whole whereof will be sole in eighteen different Lots. SOCIETY AND MANNERS OF THE NORTHERN IRISH. This day was published, price 10s. ed. Iwo. boards, A VIEW of SOCIETY and MANNERS in the NORTH of IRELAND in de Summer and Autumn of 1812.—8 y JOHN GAMBLE. Esq. btrabane. " Mr. Gamble is a man of vivacity and good humour, mingled with a due portion of feeling and grastity ; which give to the re marks which be ma►es, the scenes which he describe>, and the Incidents which he relates, a considerable deerte of interest, aio: matter the perusal always agreeable, and often edifOlig."— Critical Resmrw, May 1813. Printed for C.Ctadock and W. Joy, 32, Paternoster-row. Where may he had, by t%it same Author, price as. *lvo. Boards, Sketches of History, Politics, and Manners, taken In Dublin and the North of Ireland in isle. DU ICH SIERKINUS. HE• Nobility and Gentry are respectfully in -1 formed, that tour Hundred Kegs of the celebrated BA), UTC 14 HER RINGS, In extraordbisfy fine condi; lon, are anw landing, and on Sale, at GEDGE'S Warehouse, 117, Lower lhames-street. Price les. per Keg. Abu a few Kits of Cod Sounds, in high prrfection, at the same price. TO BE LE r Atll !SHED, GUY'S ENGLIbH SCHOOL GRAMMAR. And entered upon at Micitaelmaa next, THURGAR'I'ON PRIORY, in the County of Nottingham, together with 45 Acres of remarkably rich Orals Land, in the centre of wh , ch the House is pleasantly sit: ated, surrounded with Shrubbries laid out with taste. An excellent .vaned Gard: n anti Grapery, &e. The House contains on the ground floor a Dining mop 53 feet by 24 feet, a Drawing room and Study of good dimensionc, over the Dining-room, a lireaktast•room the same size, exceilent Bed-rooms, Dressing- Rooms, &c. and good Of f ices, ~tabling for twelve Horses, and Coach-house Thurgartair. .srlory with good roads is three nvles fr-on Soutliwell, a good market texts, ten from Not • ingham, and ten from Newark, 134 from London; in the centre of Mr. Chaworth's Hun*, and within mach of the Aleiton, lielvon, and Mr. Lundy say iir's Foxhounds. The Tenant will have the night of Shooting over au extettive Manor well stocke,l with • Rcm and lar.her Particulars co he learned ..af Nieisrt. Rickerell, and ..spedaLng,l.isicolit's Inn-fLids,Lcetdon ; and of Wm. Smith, Soothwell; and John Brettie, Esq. Iturgarton. This day was pn‘lisbed the Third Edition, enlarged, vary consi derably improved, and handsonielyprint ed, price ts. 6d. bound in Red. GUY's ENGLISH SCHOOL GRAMMAR; in which Practical 11ludration is, in every step, 'Armled with Theory, by Rules, Examples, and Eserci.es; adapted throughout to the Ose at Silwols and Private Teachers. By TOSEPII t•ITY, Master of the Commercial Academy, Entity-street, T.ondnn. In this Work r.oglisb Grammar is —ma dervil easy to the capa city of every Leas ner, not only by giving a concise Outliui. of its mend Principles, but by combining . f Mory. with Practice. by adapting Questions and Excreta*, in a well iliges ed Order to s.cls Rule, by concentrating every thing easintlal, and bringing it at once to the test of Practice.—" By it children will nut be engaged so long s. they now are, with so much labour of the me missy, sod so beds maisrance of the wuderstasiding."— Dr. Lavish. Printed for C Cradock and W. Joy, S 2, Pateruustee-row; add C. Law, Avemaris-lane. EDUCATION. FIRST OF FA • HION.—BEAUTIFUL LONG iTATIL• A o• RS; r r ev O en N t ni SC is C ut o k ..2s die fiet'Yw ond E s ?- aT sT sb ß o Z p ri`, Sterol, (t. : l eg ' hand from Newesstle-etreet)swar the New Lemma, (hoe Pore man and Manager to Mr. MILLS), beg' leave to acquaint the Ladles.in general, that are curious in taste one elegancies in Long Stays; which are far superior in taste and fashion, to any house in Logsdon. 1 idles by purchasing two pair of site, will be en itled to the wholesale price, for ready money, being fully com petent to keep twice the assortment of soy otriet to the trade. Mal svp re presumes Ladies will find his Warehouse for Patent Corsets worthy their attention. and net to be equalled foe work tranship and dimness. Beautiful Icing and improved Shape Stays from as. to At.; strong coloured Corsets from ss. to Ins. • wee. rat hundred pairs of Clilkirens' Stays, from 53. 6d. to 75. e d. MARSTON Batters himself, by hie loos experience for upwards of Ten Tears as Foreman and sole Manager to Mr. Mill's bird mess, that he is competent to give every satisfaction to those , Ladies who choose to honoor him wtk their commands. - • Maas ro n is the sole Inventor of tbcPatent.Telima Stays. Order. duly executed in Town or Country, on the shortest Notice. Convenient *owns to try in.-- to prevent imposition N the trade, all 'orders are requested to he sent by hand, or by p• m,raid.—No connexion with any other House • ••• The rapid sale of this excellent school-henk (no less than 20,0400 having been sold since its first publication in taw) wai rants the Publishers in offering It to the notice of schools, as decidedly the best and cheapest introductory work on Geo graphy ever published. day was published, a New Edition, in royal larno. with • ' seven handsome Maps, plies se. bound in red, G"'B SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY; on a new, ea.y, and much Improved Plan ; comprising not only a complete general Description,.but much iropographicsl informa tion, in a well digested Order; exhibiting three distinct P.irts, avid yet forming one coml. e.ed Whole. Expressly adapted to every Age and Capacity, and to every Class of Learners, both in Ladies' and Gentlemen .School'.—By JOAPH GUY, Professor eitr Geography.&c. in the Royal Military College, Great Marlton , : Usher of the In, Cychtpedia. British. Reader, New British Spelling-BoGk, Chart of History, &c. Printed fer C. Cradock and W. Joy, 32, Paternoster-row; awl C. Lair, Avemaria-lane. EN I IRE NEW SCHOOL BOOKS, . Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater 'tester row. I. THE ART of EXTEMPORE PUBLIC. 1 SPEAKING, including a Creme of Discipline for ' obtaining the Faculties of Discrimination, Arrangement, and Oral Di.cuasinii ; designed for the Use of Schools, and Self- Instruction. liy John Riptiltighara. In IMno. Prise Ns, Boirds. 2. gut.ss tor k.Nui.is 8 Cut' v osi 1 IoN, and particularly for Therms; designed fur the Use of Schools, and in *id of Self- Instritction. Ly John Rippinghain. In i 2 . Zs. 6d. Boards. 3. :Milt/lONS fur ScuouLs, cons sting of One tor every SllO - in Ike Vest, and Four .for. the Great Holidays ; selected and abridged fur the Use of Seminaries of Education, from Blair, Horne, Gishortit, Jortin, Seed, Paley, Porttus, Eolith/4er. Enfield, Tillotson, Clark., Sex. Ste. By the Rev. S.' Harrow, Author of the Young Christian's Library, Stc. Price 6s. till. bound and lettered. 4. The 1113 TORT of Esictstsn, from the earliest period to the chose of the year 11142. By J. Biglatia In two vols. Bvo. Price £l. 16,. Boards. . 5. A Cowl sz HISTORY atilt. Jews, from the Time of their ,Ro-establiehnteet, by Ezra and Nehemiah, after the Babylonish Captivity to the Destruction of Jeruailem by the Romans; ten mug a Connection between the History of the Old and New Testaments. By the Rev. John Hewlett, B. D. In 121 Ste. Price tis. Loards, w ith a Map of Palestine. ti. OLLsci OS SLNI LICI SARUM GRiCARVIA ad USUOlTirontim fOR nit GRAVEL. AND STONE, PALIOin the BACK, accometo....dus ; cum No.alis et Lesico, oil the plait of Or VaI •LOINS, and bLARDER, LUMBAGO, Ste. py's Leta% Dtlectus. In iiinite. price Sa. bisind. IN the v.irintra conspiainta incident to the humaa 7. An 1`;1461.15il VOCABULARY, in which the Words are ar frame, there are none snore dt•estlfitlin their nature. noraniee ranged intl . scrintinately ; designed as a Sequel to the Scholar's alartmig in their consemieoces. than the 011 AV El. and STONE, spelling A.,SiMAIM, for the purpose of grounding young p• tens h' i llikiNo in the BACK, LorNs, and BLADDER, and LUM. more effectually in Spelling sad Pr, munciation ; to which art: "A C 'O. They are complaints to which every person is liable, added, Miscsllatiie., on the insist useful and interesting Subjects. iod are a foundation tor every other species of Disorder, By Thomas Carpenter. is l'imo price its. bound. HICKMAN'e 1•11_4., a. .I he New ORTR•URAC I IICAL Assis rA NT • or English CAinposed of the matt innocent ingredients, hare been found of Exercise Book. Written sin an improved Plan, ' for the more **Pulse Arai", r, in stet only strengthening the vessels Soritaining speedy instruction . of Yung Persons in the Art of Spelling and the urine. b u t in happily destroying. the neirinfing quality ut it, Pronunciation, Intended for the Use of Schools. By ilionias fro , ie which proceed the above corm taints, &C. removing the Carpenter. Price zs. bound. ""fii• or Entry seetetions, and haninhing 'every pernicious E e l - . A. pit h eTUATION, or an Attempt to facilitate the Art of dency t h a l .. teu f lorr i rt s, wit hout confinement. f rein a lintistienA• PointLig on the Principles of Grammar and Reason. For the Grp o f t h e power f us quo p ti 01 there Pills, fully esinsed by a ' Ilse of sclett.l., and L:.e ASSUIROCt of general Readers. By S. pores practice of many years, they are offered to the afflicted, Ruua.,eAU. In I rims. price as. boards. out recommended so a cure for tie above complaints. 1 1 0 . kiss . r Lessons in ENGLise GRAMMAR, adapted to the -mil et i,,,k,ai e ~d roa n at Mr. Butler's, 4, Chrayside, earner . Captiettms of Children from Six to len Years old. Unsigned as n f `•• Pai.re k•i m e r t s .r.rd ; and tottilby "Warn and Sharp; Poets;' an ininsdoctioti to the Abridgment of Murray's Grammar. The 1 "-t.tti; vial. and l.ainsost; Gosport ; Allman, Weston, Mallory, Fourth Edition, pine. 9.1. ee wed. l ukit', I' , .•t-ra; Teens man, Evreer; Cookvsorthy,Glenville,t lila t " Perhaps notistlig can h,, immediately done more practicably bell, and Riceland, ilyntowh; Newbury, liubbo; IV...elicited, (gRNIORI i *llllll%, hlanderston scott, Reiter:and I useful, than IS simptity ;rammer, and to ligt en, as much as I ''• :•' 4 11: , i Crtit well. lath ; Ross add Peck, Reit G mid earn id, ' possibit, the load that is laid upon the memory. —Edgeyier Is. ------ i —regessia, 11 A MIA sit Ac His CORI of ENGLAND ; or, It zeoLLec f 'ls std. tied Psittiv, and &nine, Liverpool; Stains and Lynch, V . 1 lir a 9 MI 10 II Y MIL, " ear l the most pretnioein Features in our '''" 6 "t`r t Bowen, Norwich; Knott &Al luyd, Ili Wittgh.tm , 1 Nattopat Chrunult+;.y, front the Lauding of Julies Liaiar to the (:r. rue), li. , Mon; WI: tf, Brighton ; end m ot l'iledtein it en- Commencement of.the RI relic, d in 1812. by f Lianas Dibiliii. ctai,,r beau., at es. tad. teat. Its aril vole, ave. price l Ss. boars. • t ' • • .AROMATIC SPIRII' of VINEGAR, (the An ginal Invention of Mr. HENRY, and limaght by his successive improvements to the highest p tkrion) continues to , be prepared and sold by Messrs. Hauer, Manufacturing Che mists, Manchester. 'riffs agreeable perfumed Liquor which 15 composed of Mealy sonerosrared Vinegar, joined with the moat pleasant Aromatics and elite:teams Antiseptics, may be kept unimpaire.l in any lima; e and for any length of time. Its pungent Odour Alps It Mr afftirdi - I relief in Head-ach,, Faintings, stc. ; and renders it peculiarly grateful and refreshing in crowded rooms, in place of public resort, said in the apartments pt the oar.. It counter acts, also, the intro 100 of l'oentations ll•seases. As many ,putions and Inferior preparations are sold under the same and ,ini , l.sr names; the' public are requested to observe, ni she only 0 0 .4 of its beiug genuine, that the rani• s of Messrs. Henry, bilatichrartr, are engraved ant the stamp. 'llse At °matte lirit of Vinegar its battles, price 2s. O. each, staulp included, is sold wholesa.e and retail by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street, (the only Agents in Londe's, autlionsed by :be Proprietors;) whole may be bad, Sponge Boxes of Gold, Silver, Carnelian, Crystal, Ike. Abin HENIT'S CALCINED MADIEESIA, ID battles at 25. and target with glass stoppers, at 4s. Vd. each; tin it names being lei the stamps. A Ck.lt PAIN DISORUEIt. THE Value of DR. FIIEEIMAS'S GUTTA SALTt7'kPIR, has been so long proved, that nothing of the present day can bear a competitina with it, in all the different stages of a certain disease ; winch it effectually cures and eradicates from 'he habit, without exciting the painful feelings and exposure that w ell & coivariems—without debilitating the constitution in any degree, or even requiring confinement from business or restric don of diet. The radical virtues of these IneitimabliDrops have proved their claim to public approbation for more than SO years. In all the debility of both sexes they prove a never-filling resto rative—whether the debility is produced by too free use of mer cury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm cliniate. To •ravelltas and those going abroad, they cannot be recommended 'cm strongly, as they will receive a safe, speedy, and eoruplete cure, in all old stubborn gleets, and evt rg weakness that affects the bladder and organs •of urine. By its efficacy many women have become mothers, who for many years had bests deprived of tt:at happine-s. Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr: Butler's, No. 4, Chmpside, the corner of St. Paul's Llturch-yard; and tetad, by Belam and Sharp, Portsmouth; Hill & Johnson, Gosport; Adoutt, Weston, Mallory, and Jones, Portsea ; Trevrman, Exeter ; Cookworthy, Glenvide, Gilbert, and lioxland, rymnuth ; Newbury, Dub lin ; Baxter and Macdonald, tilasgow ; Smith, Manderson, Scott, and Cargill, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath ; Ross and Peck, Hull; White, Brighton; Roberts Seldon, and Ruff, Chelten ham; Gregson and Billirge, Ed wards and Penny, Liverpool; Stains and I..ynell, Manchester; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham ; Gregory, Brighton; and most Medicine Venders, in bottles, este. lid. is. 6d. an I Mts. o. as r i e y g d u e y r. iort theire n u t , d l‘f E Surgt B s . of Lo ° n B d B on an i d av C e d Lion tor then! Lad 17 year, to the study of those disotiders which so Crept , fitly embitter, and too often prevent, that Inestlmable blessing, matrimonial felicity. The unrivalled patronage that they have hitherto received noir. prestos of the first distinction, and the oviform success a tending their superior mode of treatment !waren complaints, induce than thus publicly to offer their aiotiste ante. In all cases of debility or deficieticy, whether re-ult ing (rola the too frecpiency of participating ist the gaieties of a fashionable life, the unbounded indulgence at libertinism, or a secret, solitary, and destructive habit, which weakens the energy of the mind, ad destroys the flower fit youth, by producing sterility In the one see, and impotence to the other, they offer a safe and permanent cure. i'ci those who, tutor twit complaints, are prevented entering into the marriage ~ra e, and ashamed to seek relief, brood over their infirmities in utence, it mast he consoling to know, however dies cult or ineff. coal the cure may be deemed by other practittisners, the-, by a renovating and infallible meth ti, they may be restored to a sound and vigorous constitution. A certain Disorder, fro. quently contracted hi a moment of indiscretion, and every specks of Venereal Infectino, by a mild and never-tailing mode of treat.. merit, is speedily and radically re-mooed, without restraint in diet or exercise, as also Stricture, of the Urethra and Gleets which r hey are enabled to'eure in a short period, without recourse to the ' painful, dangerous effects of the Caustic; references of which can be given to several Gentlemen of high respectability, who have been cured in a very short period, atter having laboured under strictures for many years. To married Females, whose expec trions of those tender pledges of connubia l happiness have been ikfeated, it may also be a pleasing reflection to know, that by a proper perseverance in their remedies the general health is reno vated, and the impediments removed. Messrs. Goss and Co. reclusively professing the cure of these particular complaints, in order that they may not be marked by a mistaken few with the obloquy so justly attached to toe igno• rant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state that they have been properly educated and initiated into every branch of the profession (certificates of which from differeut hospitals, and testimonials front the most eminent physicasnp, they have to coo -1 vince any inqu ter,) that the success resulting from their codes !: yours first induced them to quit the practice of the general prat:. intoner, and they presume that their pretensions canstkute a fair ground for the unprecedented coofideuce with which they have by the Public beeti so liberally honoured. Patents in the country are requested to state the particulars of their ease, age, and manner of living, cLeloshig a Bank•aaa• tor advice and medians's, and teat same will be forwarded to any paw et the lt , agdotn. iIUSS and Co. nominal, IS, t, Fleet meat. Wheat!. y is within five mike of Oxford, upou ehe any*, road keeling through Wycnmb to Loudon. Primed Per.iculars describing the various Lists at" be bed at any time atter the gait Instant, ow application to Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, and Douwilie, Solicitors, Lincoln's ; Mews. Walsh, Sohcrors, Oaford, at vdiss respective Officio Maps of the Estates may be seen ; and of Mr. Gills, Land Sur veyor, Fareham, Hants The I.ots may be vieweel xi any time with leave of the Tenants, by applying to Mr. John liayttes;•Crown Inn. Wheatley. _ GIJEiTf iNIAN MEDICINE:I.—CASE h& Ts Mr. IL Guts t, No. o, Grea. iurrey-strees, !llackfrlars. Maid-lane , Borough, Sou.hwask, Mani, te, lyls. DEAR Sl It —When I c , mut:opiate on the woo• derful cure which Toter Medicines have perfeemed so tare, I feel myself desirous vat having load., ple.dte;,,as potable. . In the year I broke ray leg two .tifferent times Ie dui same week, and it was so h.ully set as to oblige Hit to wank M Ida my kret on a wooden leg for tilt .h. ::!. rb t • I tried several of the most eminent Surgeonsiu Lonetwei, the Lae of whom was Mr Ashley Cooper, until he peen:homes-el me toe curahle, which was in the Teat I Pit9. I then tiege.ci of him to cut off my leg; in answer to which he observed, that unpins , me would be the death of me, therefore he ttechned ..his operation. In the year 1112, yon having cute! my brother of a most .iftet -reastig head-ache, he recommended me to you: Lartended my wooden leg, when my leg tneasured one Inch and I/trate/ea& tees less than the other —lt was cold as .ce, and had beeri so tor the last five years. Notvrttbstandmg this, I had ro ass for eay wooden leg on the second day. Ihe sixth dly I finally left at my crutches, brag capes% of walking whir a stick. In abet dire- mantis I was comolorly cured, and have continued ewer Since as well and as upright as ever I WAIL bet what seems to me stilt more ttraoge than tire, i-, Shut this leg now measures the tame sli as my other, nos fius it ens( teen cut,' vine, .Ise first week o using your Lotion seed raking yeitor My singular cant la well know. to neatly all the people w Henley en Monts, and ts more than a thousand pipopti resiOng whitey quarte r of a mile from your house, were I live ; and b- eseiriht tt can WWII, blifOterle bMe so long ea ram capable of recallecrlim; and am, deat Str,yosithansble seaseaue, No. 5, btanielate. WII.LIANI DOWLING. (Coe MP In a Mena Paper.) MEabaItb.CUKKIE sad Cos Surgeons. nett .n hi. Maietiry's Service, challenge fieworts to prove $ I mo inmance niters their hotadichst and Meal)11 of cur* elrfe failed of the desired efftct The practice of many year. in parrfrulat branch of titer pmfe‘ , tinv has , not 4taida riga b us, uftsucentertil Ca**. They continue to direct their Studies to the tee . ..cairn, and ewe of Venereal roriptaints, and that deringement of the system, which is the consequ en cent the pernicious ami ',ascend egrets • 4s habit long and meat unhappily pet/.410 by the youelist if both lec,, s . In the one it mil be found to ne th e notstims source o f I mmo : nee; the other have irs ravages iatally developed to theist by a rias tensing state of debility. which, hunt timely remedied, terminates In impotence. These arena remote and ultimate egrets, while con sumptions, lees in muscular power,andvarioo- net VDU% Cuillf , 11 1 es usually characterise the earlier gages of this solitary rite. Of per. sons Languishing urJer the disorders incident to ouch a habit, their treatment is simple and has never proved unsuccessful. in the coupe of a long, laborions, and much exteoded practice. In the most obstinate and complicated cases of venereal infection. such a obatructions 'n the urethra, spuoge' escrescences. bard tu. mon, calcites ulcers; irruptions, sensinalweakneu. glees, as alai srritteTu RES. • Whether recent or of long duration, and which have bailie.% :La steal anther Practitioners ; are by tber present improved plan of treatment, effectually and pert aneotly cured, wltheat %banality* suffering the excruciating pane and alarming hemorrhage wt ch often follows the appticatra of the lunar taint c. in the coarse cat en years extensive practice In this metropolis, numerous came of struture• have been and are daily under their care, the total radisatlon of which are effected by a safe, certin, nd expert. tines mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this cpin plaint, is speedilyremoy. d , auel the eatient restored to sou n d and vigorous health. but where the debility teas for years exis ted, a proper perseverance in their restiwattve reniethes, after the htnriure has berg destroyed, is indisputably . reiilsite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the constitution,. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the hrs. respec . Army have been under the Bare olMentre. Currie and Co foe the re. moral of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures. Sic. and. bee)/ received a,gdlcal and permanent cure, request that reference may be made to them as sati.tae.tory evidences et the decided so periorigy of Messrs. Cams and Co.'s rho tit I.ex tntrnt. Many or these oemknien tad :Inlayers from tee to twenty year., and were under the care of Messrs. Hrinie and Heaviside's, and other surgeons of equal attumitice. who attempted tilde cues by the application of the lunar caustic, VI itimect .success. Patieuis In the Country are requested elate the particulars, of their 'ease„age and manner of living, enclosing a Bank note for advior and me,ncertes, and the same will be given se forw irded to any part of the Kingdom. Messrs. Curt • and 1.0. may be (worked by either Set o wit% the greatest d. !Macy, wierray and hawse, st Miele &sea*, le. (W. Hasten-04dra. Sid/AS .4l' . AdAbstAtcAL trts - rittittott 'WANTED fur • lb! Selfast Acuacthicsa Instittr tioni a Person prepttrity'qualifitff t6l,lr.Cruar del NA 4 11.1 It AL PHILOECeffIfT and CHEWS i RY.---Appeestion to be wade by lufeeji!post paid) to Joseph Steitetteoet -Esq. &- tr e te, to fie :fon, Behest, who will give all beleessary inf.-fellation remsBllll.llllouppointment. N . L Th e mint tententnory testimonials and reference. will be i 1_.,.nt1L_.e..i....e&—A5....._.A.Enat Is I at • • i 19 0 Rill - WILTS CANAL. A 1 t've first Meeting of the Committee of Manage- lA, meet bold at Swintep, ea the Oth day of August. 181 S. the wen of £40,100 *et everted to have been subsrribed. upon ! brilleh the Committee resolved. 1 bat they considered It their dory to there petering who brestne Subscribers before the passing 1 .of the A., fast to aileidt of wty further sulsseriptfon at par, wittiest ASK Acting the Shwa to the pobPe at premiums, and di recte d ' t h4 the right W subscribe. at 4115 per share. to cons- hlete the eminme, Or* Work, shall be divosed of by Auction. %old. CROW'iftT, Principal Clerk to the Company. To by fifiLlD by AVer IONA" , Mr. Dcorr, 1 bit ÷uestlewthlV4th A at 12 o'Clciek, at the Mart, In t.ota, • Tile - night to. S -for 'Mee Hundred of the above ' Sistay.—Partictihr , at the ONO of Mr. Scott, No. ilk New ' IStl4. street, I..Ondou i and It * Moss. -- - • • (OM TING JACKETS. IN etllleiltlence of a spurious Article,. not snack of Hair or cape .of resisting Wet, being tinted by Tailors. it, iniltation of O vows PATENT AQUA fIC HAIR GAM- 1 BIWON, he is under the netessity of crashigto sell any unmade 1 bp, so that Gentkmen may not he imposed on by the Conuter frit i bee therefore, continues to make up, in all colours, WS A ItJA TIC HAIR GAMBROON, which is I ght, very neat, reseeding &Wahl..., and will not stain or tear, into Shooting Jackets, Ltdies and tiewiesnen's Driving Costs, Olken' Cloaks, &c. Ike. and every met of Garment required to repel the most boisterous And wet Weather, winch may be seen etecuting in a septriOr Manner to Various orders of different Noblemen, ate.— They *ill in fatter* lin stamped inside " Fox's Patent," and now KW only be purchased at G. PDX's Wasaznoust, se, King inner; Cotten-Garden. ' . Patteens sect, if post paid; and Gentlemen sending a garment; t o beat well Acted as if present. . MARLS SOLD, CLEANED AND STRUNG. Tilt Advertiser being tbs . red Menafeetttrer, is A tlerermined to ere every article of the first fashion and teethinanohtp se the following reduced prices, vie. Pesti Noddaestanypattern from . 15 li 6 rensikinii e Jeo 1s b Taillor per pair 1 6 0 OlO 6 Doody's' • . to is 0 210 0 Eptigi a • 440 u p ward., 1 5 0 Bracelets per pair . 610 0 '1 010 6 Lociets . • 1 1 t 8 0 14 0 Breaches • 1 5 0 0 7 6 Crosses . . 1 1 0 • 4 6 Whereas mail Ladies and Gentlemen condelve an believe, *nth the shove priers, that every ornament is' made of a coin position. or what is commonly called Patent Pearls, they are fespeettully informed, that every article is composed of Oriental P-arts from the Fisheries of Ceylon and Persia, which, bring tuattuPactured by real workout, are offered to the public much under their usual charges. Several coroplete suits of Pearls, new patterns, In morocco eases, tonsititutg of Necklaces, Sprig, Bracelets, Ear-rings, and - three Brotiehes, trom ‘ll.l to CBO per suit. Apply to J. H. Bar low, Pratt •Worker and S7ringer, No. 1, Grange-court, Carey street, Lindoln's Jim Yields. Ornannaiss uS any Arsicte sent to Lades ha the Ciantryary a re-ye/table R Ammer to Town.