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_ . • • r st I • -ti 4 .) ' I% • 'Ti Lry *ll N. tit &el Lt tat tfil • "a i..- 7 1 NOMBEIt 'Bl5O. ft": 1, • .:. 7i:. : • ,•• • • •- •I I INABURT AlliettIMBARY— Ir2RE' AMIVER7NRY MEETING of the educated under Dr. KELLY, at Elie tonry-square Academy, will be held at dili Albion; Addersgate luta, on Wednesday, the 26th Wiwi. Ulm. Robert Eames. layers Kefy Whi4t on Bristim Henry Howard Nub Joseph CLypon Joseph Pare 'Joseph Grafton 3ehn Thettp6o6 Tickets 20a. rack, to be had a the Stewardas or at tbe Alhitrn. 30H , N PHIPPS, Secretary, 6, Altiersgstoatraws..,__ - - - t 4 - this day win 01116111,. . Mini Volumes, tv pri cos. ed. Is board., • DEMEWRIUS.—A RUSSIAN ROMANCE: Wise, valiant, good, " Witheittery . praise with every laurel crowed, 4 ' The wanior's• vrOodit, mid the origin's sight ' Printed Nor Longman, Hurst, Apes, Orme, and Brown, Pater nosier-ro* otRI at the British Gallery. No. 34, New Bond-street. TMs day was published, la Yea. non. priee et. 6s. In hoards, the Second Edition, greatly' tznpreired4 corrected and enlarged, of i A TOUR n ICELAND.-14 W. J. Hooirß, .4 - 1. Esq. F. Ri S. and P.1..8. Comprising ht addition to the Coments of the First Edition, Thke Maps, and a great quantity of fresh original Information, particalatiy relative to the Trade and bunting Mountains of the Island. Printed for Longman, Herat, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row • and 1. Murray, Albemailastreet. Of when: may be had, the era Eleven Numbers of a Mono graph of the British lungermannia, by the same Author, price 7a. dd. each. FIRE tN SKU4NER4TILEBT. 'XTEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. Patentees of ,the Portable _Family Brewing Mackise, respectfully ac *rant the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, theta toniequente of the Fire in Skinner-street, they have removed their business -to their extensive Premises, No. 225, Piteadil/y, where they hope to be honoured with a continuance of that liberal patronage ti ry have hitherto been favotred with. Fifty Copies of the above Tour are printed in royal ave. - With Proof Impressions of the Flues, price Li. 16s. THE STATE LOTTERY. A 'LL PRIZES ! NO BLANKS on the 6th of •Et. MAY ! 'I wenty Thousand Tickets, numbered from No. Ito No. 30,000. To be Drawn in Fear separate Days. SCHEME. Pains. Value; Total Valise. 3 of •Eto,ooo are .800,0013 $ 10,000 30,000 4 2,000 8,000 4 1,000 ......... 6,000 500 ...... .. 4,000 10 15 200 ... ...... 3,000 i 10.... 40 50 .... ..... 2,000 50 , 18,000 ••••••• 2O atc.ar.c. 80,000 10,1.59 Prizes. ze2oo,odo The Brat-drawn 1,800 Blanks, .020 each, 4%0,000 The it.s.a.d-drawn 1,000 Blanks, £to each, 410,000 . More than hill the Tickets Aft SURE TO BE PRIZES. T. NSH, the Contractor, respectfully advises an Intmelliate purchasr, as from the popularity of the Scheme, and the increas ing demand in Town and Country, the Tickets and Shares have air, ady ri.cni and will most probably rise spin in Price. *„ • Pereons la the Country who may find any dillicaky in setuntsupPlied by the Agents,Are requested to send their Order. to the Contractor's fortunate Offices, 4, CORN HILL, or 40, CHNRING-CROSS, LONDON: THE EMPEROR ALEXANDER, Otte .of the Patrons of the BO I'ANICAL LOTTERY. CARROLL and Co. Stock-Brokers, No. 7, Ccen hill, and No. 26, o:fonder/Vet, respeetflitly &equine the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that they have an weblatua deal Priei of the abioye illustrious Personage, whit') will be pee sewed (gratis) to every purchaser in Dr. .1 hol2ltell'l Borramical. Lors . LKY, to be drawn on the 6th of Next Month, May, con taining 10,006 PRIZES, valued according to the ScLdule ut tde Act of Parliament, as under; • Prizes. 1 Valued R .cs i oso )99 $0 200 30 600 15 tep o •••••• 7,0111 Y • - 15,080 15,920 6,000 9,000 10,000 21,000 10,006 Prises. £67,000 CARROLL and C. beg to observe, drat the Price Of it Ticket in the aborts valuable Lottery, Is only £ -Ss. and that it livery wobable tut a Ticket void be to he oloulood it double the strict tin the Jay of dr.ioriny,. , . AN OPPOILTUbIITY THAT WILL IeVE& OFFER AiMOLIN , 'VVMARTIN, 8, Cornlu A l; and 9, Upper Berk . ley-street. POrtinatsoquare ' respectfully acquaints the Nobility and Public ingenue!, that Golerutucat has fixed the Drawing of the BOTANICAL LOTTERY fur the 6th of NEXT MONTH. In this Lottery there are eo,ooo Tickets, one half of which are Prizes of various denotrina.ions, va'ued accord , iag to dm undermentioned Scale, extracted trom the Schedule ,f the Ate of Parliament. Prizes. _ 199 200 000 2,000 Valued at X 5,080 X 5,080 80 15,9t0 30 6,000 25' 5 ••• 000000 10,000 3 .. 21,000 7,000 ID see •- 3e,000 Prizes. £67,000 Tickets are selling in a variety of Numbers, at only £2. ss. ea_b, at Martin's unrivalled fortunate Office, as above. Ladies and Gentlemen in the Country, sending their Orders to No. 8, Cornhill, will be supplied by return, of Post. N. B.—Every Purchaser will be presented (gratis) with an emblematical Print, containing a strong Likenesiof the Emperor ...Alexander, the illustrious Patron of Dr. Thornton's Ise:orks. .. •. . . - •••-"lllettokila . . _ . • , ... A , s. • . . .'•'- -' 1 ' .(: . • . - • *• . mow. • _ , • , • •.1 ' •._.• . A • , ;Ilir . . •‘ : . 4 ,1 ; .. . 0 .1 . - Ai*, . . • ~ . ~ ,• ). j dor • - .. . i • ...... .. • .• • . • _ .. • _ -• , ... . . •-:::•• • ~••• 4.7 ,: • MONDAt APRIL 19, 18.13. MR JOHN CARR's TRAVELS IN SPAIN. This day were published, in I Volume ero. price Two Guineas, in extra boards, embellished with Six heituilful and highly. an finished Views, from Drawings taken on the Spot by Sir John, TRAVELS in the SPANISH PROVINCES of ANDALUSIA, GRANADA, MURCIA, VALENCIA, CAI'ALONIA, up to hIONTSERRAT, and also in MA JORCA and MINORCA, during the Year 1609. By Sir JOHN CARR, Knight of the Order of St. George and Constantine. " The work Nell be found to contain a lively represental ism of Spanish manners, as they now appear in the places Whieh were visited; together, with numerous anecdotes of modern popular eharac:m, many of which are highly Interesting. Whoever shall fo:low the steps of Sir John Carr will, el necessity, take ibis pub /Retinue/kb hitn."-.-Dritish Critic, Nov. 1811. Videalso Monthly Review, August, 1811, and Gentleman's Magazine, Dec. 1811. Londe : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, arid Jones, ZO, Pater roster-row. LAWS OF TitADE AND - COMMIACE. 'l'o MERCHANTS AND TRADERS IN GE.NERAL. Tbis day was published, in (Inc large N'uttsier. - price ler. boards, or lus. bound itt Lwer•Calf and lettered, (Dedicated, by permission, to Alexander haring, THE LAWS of TRADE and C O MMERCE ; being a complete Guide to Mercantile Law cad Como's': ion raining , besides a variety of interesting topics, the whole I.aw BiUs of Exchange and Promissory Notes, Contracts Ageesitents for the Sale sad Purchase of Goods, Contracts fltr the Carriage of Goods, either by Land or Water; the law electing Insurances, Charter-partich Freight, &c. Partnership, Agency, Bantreptcy, and Suretyship; with the luternatioual Laws ut Commerce during Mar and Peace. Ey JOHN WILLIAMS, Esq. of the Inner Temple. It is ireuu , hent upon every MAO to c acquainted with those Vawscat luau, with which he is imutedia.ely concerned." PLAcesToNt. London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, t. 4.4 l'aier feaster-row. I he Publishers, in bringing forward this WoA, ptcteme to hop , , that ti.ey are doing an acceptable service to the Mercantile 'Alorld; and in this hope they are eittouraged by the highly ta vr.urabla.upinio. given by Gentlemen of entinense iu the Pro fession, as to i.s utility and peculiar adaptation to Commercial 'Puree:see they can therefore with continence recommend it, as a necessary appeado i le to every Cutuntus HO* throughouctbt itibpite.• Just published, in ore vol. ttvo. price Ka. inlwiartk A N ATT-ENI PT towards a new HIS TOR ICAL and POLITICAL EXPLANATION of the BOOK of RitVELATIONS. By the Rev. JAS. BROWN, 1.% lit this work the Beak of Revelation is sh.wu to 1.. an emlik mattcai-Repreitentatioil of the while Providence of Gou in thi. World from the 13,;iniiing to thu ENE " We kOVC bad au many dull soporific explanations of the Apo calyps,o, that, we ar. happy to tate up one which hag at I some degree t:f novelty to recommend it, whieh is pervadid by tough s but apparently himeat SiFrit of tr.i:dont and lode ,el.- dance, not very common in these rimes, and by a mark "ki •II)hor• rence of Civil and ECclesiastical Tyranny in every region, and under every form, &c. ic.d Reale av, Nov. i sI s. Primed for George Cowie and Co. Si, Poultry, Lonahm : sold also by all the Booksellers in Town and•Corntry. NEW IVIUSiC. Published by Goulding, D'Alsnaine, Potter and Co. No. 20, Soho square, London; and No.7,Westmoreiand-stre.:-Dublin, BUSACCO MARCH and QUICKSTEP, lor the Harp and Pianoforte, composed by P. Rosolli, pt. '-'s. 6d. Gerona March and Quickstep, for Harp aod Pianoforte, compos ed by Do. pl. 1 , ..11. Lts Petits litjous,“ No. VI: conta;mug the. favourite air, " The Voice of her I love," surd by Mr. Bra ham, with variations..—Coesack Vs . ..ha and Rondo, kst the Piano fore, composed by 1.. Hobreclit, pr. No. VII. contain ing " Stciliana and Rondo," by J. W. Holder, ptice 2.s.—The ta.. vourite Indian Dlvertiseinent performed at the King's Theatre. composed and set:tied by F. Velma, price Si.—" Wild Darrell," the words from" ROK env," wrd.cen by Waltei. Scott, Esq. com posed as a Glee by Sir J. Sfevenso::, pr. ill. 6d.—A Cossack Mili tary Divertimento for the Pianoforte, composed by Veronica. Cianchettini, pr. 9.5.—" A Shepherd become," the favourite Bal lad sung by Mr. Sinclair in " Poor Vulcan," pr. Is. —" The Moon beam plays on youdergr ove," a Du-t ' sung by Miss Dolanti and Mr. Sinclair, in ditto, cuin,:osed by H. R. Bishop, pr. 2s.— Mazzinghi's Harp Airs, No. i 4, con4stittg of the favourite Air. of " Pray Gopdy," arranged with variations fur the Pianoforte, Harp, and Flute, pr. 55.; or single, for the Pianoforte and Flute only, pr. 36.—D0. Pee. 14, a favourite Irish Air, with variations ' for do. pr. ss. single Ss. . . . , PAUL'S SELECT LAW LIBRARY. The following law Tracts are adapted to general use, and are highly esteemed for their perspicuity and correctness; and the more particalaily as the present Editions have been carefully revised, corrected, and enlarged, with the afiditian of all the new cases to the present period. The whole, tforming a 'en able Law Library,) may be had complete in one large octavo rice los. boards, or Ll . Is. boond in calf and fettered : I. HE PARISH OFFICER'S COMPLETE vol. T ~ ...).: comprising tlpamt/irelative to the respec tive Duties of Chnrchs-ardens OvenCete, Constables, Surveyurs of Highways, &c. 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RIDGE , Of CHICHESTER, having • established extensive Warehouse In gig City, beg leave to offer their services in furnishing the Aeuvln General, more particularly Regiments passing through the Sussex Dis trict, with Necessaries, Clothing, and Accoatrrments, of every description. 'I heir Stores are s6esteusive and such arrange ments have bee!) made to Merit patronage and .pprobation, that a Regiment may Lc: supplied at au Hour's Mti.e, with every &r -ude required fur t!.e complete equipment of the Soldier N. B. Regiments going to or returning from the Peninsula, would find greet advantages in the contiguity of the above ware houses so Pi•rsmouth. . . MILLARD'S EAST INDIA WARE rUsES in the CITY. THE NOBILITY apdLAtoiEg forming New Eitablisliments, are most respectfully Initur - 7il, the super fine Yard and Half wide SHEETINGS, together.wfti, the other NENS of the Spring bleeds, are arrived at the Warsi.ouses, and are now on *Mew ; they are *old as usual, by the Piece, yi the accustomed terms. 't he greatest variety of new Fashionable Articles,. for •he Spring, Foreign Laces, Veils, &c. Etc.. The Trade aupp.ied. New and elegant Printed Furniture* for the I•raertng.romn, &c. Curious ludia Muslini for Gentlemen's Cravats.— N , o. 1 i. Cheapside. TO THE NOMIATY, GENTRY, AMS THE PUBLIC IN G F ER Al. T UR74I Y AIT anti SEIV A RD, Inventors (4 the siRPOOI. LAN/If', feel it a duty they owe the Pu;:;ic to :tat:., thlt the very grtat demand tor their 'Amps has .ntitteett a tew nerdy h.d vssiu.sis to attorpt . introdutiug to the a Lamp testatbn: g be Patent I.recrpool-..0n1y in in. out. veal d appearawee, Out iss the same as the Arland (ohan which use can be wore lot. burning common oil). The nu -I,l:.,iher 41 Patent lveryiotsl Lamps now in use in the isos: , es of Nobility ard.Gsutiy, as well as in the shops ot : :..re the mast conv.e:cit-g proof of their eti,.- nso •ity c-vet evety lamp hitherto Invented; they pr....nee as a.t pure light as. any three other Lamps wau the use of ..,.::trios 011:nly, without smell or smoke. i re clay Warehouses belonsing to the Proprietora are at No. 1.12, L'ittry.l.ine, opposite Lcng Acre_; and Nu. 62, Church tisset, livti lit ul; where the best wick oil and gla,sus may be had lur SPYRING AND MARSDEN'S LP NION ACli3 FOR SAUCES,. Ike. etc. . lIS ACID for the table (which from its being in ..IL a fine powder, comhised with be fragrance of the Ltint ,/vel. w.itilel be ganulaily approved of if it was more known) Las b-en rnu ily cnnfined to persons of high rank, and wily resit re. a trial and sufficient p' 0 :!-:ty to become gem ral wherever Le mons are wanted for dsmeatic purposes. Where is a direcroa on the bottle for Punch, I.eniana..e, lk:.; It is sold at the fal lowing Italian Wartlionsis:—liar.;, 11.ornas, and Erwin, L'or.d street; Aveling rend Mackay, Piccadilly; Price, Haymarket; t'ressey anal Barclay, Oxfor•i-street ; Pia. stowe. ; stin ton. St. James's-street; West, King street, Suho; Skelton, Ger rard-street ; I .azinby, Edward-street, Pont/tan-square; ltawlin son, Great Portland street; Atkinson, Hagler and \Vest, Ox ford yr et ; I)s‹,4, Great Russell--.treet ; Aetling, Gloucester. street, i erbury ; Wri , Litt, Lamb's Coudelt-s , reet ; Pow. li and son, shout , 2 ,1 n, Davis sad Marchetti, Holborn ; Hurcombe, 7)r. Paul's Chute.. y.:ril; Ilan and Fenuing, Poultry; Cobb, 1 mmbaiLl-strftt ; Hall, ' C-srehtll ; Wit, Leaden hall-street; Stoakes, Pencharch-street Gracechureh s-reet; Young, Wapping; Simpson, Meet t i••• • : Hodson an.l Hicksan, Strand; Riches, Princes -street, We:...t.,itister: it s also how at most Drur;ats, Confectioners. and blee'.l, - !in: 'Wate hOUsei. in bottles its t.d.—Please to notice the names to :'pyring and Maiden or. t;:a wrapper, as no other is genuine. . _ AGENTLEMAN consulted Mr. Spdsbury, ris Dipeisiary, 15, Soho-square, last Summer, having au tucrilAted eruption of the pustular form covering his hands, at nded with violent pain,and -weling of the glan tls (If thearms from irritation. Fiji nights sleepless, and his state (his bands being metes.) rendered this case in so young a ina:i sLstrescing. Mitch of the virulence had been produced by previous improper treatment. Being directed to a mild sedative plan. the azgravated symptoms gave way, and the PATEN I* AN 11 • !.4.8U I'IC DROPS restored his hands to :heir natural state; and he now expre sea himself as enjoying a batter state of health than than the two ' , receding pars. N.B. 1 he Genuine 'Medicine, Spitsbury's Patent Antiseorbu tic Drops, lu.s the words, " By the Kind's Patent," expre.sed en the Bostic:, Bill of Direction, and Outside Wrapper, and the King's Duty is printed in Black Fuk.—in Bottles ol Six Shillings, Douhle Ten Shibings and Sixpence—and largest One Pound Two Shillings, Duty ioctuded.—Compound Essense, ss. This Medicine is pixtiliarly efficacious in Scurvy, Gout, Rheu matism, In Scrophulous and Bilious Complaints. GUESTONIAN MEDICINE% CASE 85. To Mr. B. Guest . , No. 9, Great Surrey-street, foot of Black- friar's-bridge. Maid-lane, Borough, Southstink, March 8, 1813. DEAR S 1 R—When I contemplate on the won derful cure which your Medicines have performed on me, I I ted myself desirous of having it made public as possible. In the year 1806 I broke mr leg two different times in the same week, and it was so badly set as to cbhgc me to walk with my knee on a wooden kg for six years, the first thr . ce of which I tried several of the most eminent Surgeons in London ' the last of whom was Mr. Ashley Cooper, until he pronounce d lite in curable, which was in the year 1801. I teen beggud of him to cut off my kg; in answer to which he observed, that ampuratinn would be the death of me, therefore he declined this operation. In the year 181 2, yor. hiving cured my brother of a most dis tress;ng head-ache, he recommended me you: 1 attended on my wooden leg, what my leg measured °tench and three quar tets less than the other—it was cold as ice, and hail been so for .the last five years. Notwithstanding this, I had . no-use for my wooden leg on the second day. 'the sixth day I tinily left off any crutches, being capable of walking witl. a stick. In about three niontlis I was compleatly cured, and have continued ever since as well mad as upright as ever I was. But what seems to me still snore strange than this ' is, that this leg now measures the same size as tsiy other, nor has it ever been cold since the first week of swing your Lotion and taking your Pills. My sisigular case is well knows' to nearly all the people in Ilenlityon s. Thames, and to mere ian a thousand people re , dding within a quarter of a mile from your house, Where ; and ha assui edit can never be forgot by the so long as I am capable of recollection ; and am, dear Sir, your humble servant, NO. lie, Maitt-iine. WILLIAM DOWLING. - (Out 84 ia ar ratan Pamr.) , . • • NEW NOVELS, Published by Lostalsitio HURST, Racs, ORML, and Ihtown, Paternoster' row. 1 THE HEART and the FANCY ; nr, VALSI AL NORE, a Tale. By Miss Brous', 2 vols. 12mo. price 12s. beads. 2. The Curate and his Daughter, a Cornish Tale. 13y Miss Spence, in S vuls. l2mo. price 15s. boards. 3. Demetrius, a Russian Romence, in 2 vols. l2mo. price 10s. 6d. boards. 4. She 'thinks for Herself, 3 vols. 12mo. price 16. 61. boards. S. Sketches of Character, or Specinvsns of :teal I.ife. Stcood Edition, in 3 vols. 12mo. price 15g. boards. 6. Marian, In 9 vols. t2inu. price 15s. boarils. 7. Rowe and Emily, or Sketches ut Yuuth, by Mrs Robert., in 12mo. price ss. 6J. boards: N. The Loyalists, au Historical Novel, by Mrs. West, In 3 vols. 12m0. #l. boards. 9. 'temper, or Domestic Steam, a Tale, by Mrs. Opie, in 3 vols. 12mo. price 2l s. boardg. 10. The Wild Irish Girl, by Miss Oweason, a new Edit on, in S vols. air l it ^-:•• ••-•, .P 11.103 3 - I.4 . PSAKBRIFIALPREN N Y. IT)•kiRDICAL PIRACTITIOOVIta, At;OTHECAlitit.4 - AND DittlGaßT-S. TO bo DISPOSED of, in a beaptirt Town, with It:Mediate _ possession, . . A N established BUSINESS in the above line, . IV now in full trade ; facluding Stock 0.0.1e4.t Drop, Pet.nt medicines, Perfumery, ke. Fot reticule." apply, Corby letter, pow paid) to Messrs. Kemp-on, Yates, and Co, •nowbill. ..----_—,_ : . • • MANSION. MUSE, PARK, Stc. I TlBl LET, for Seven Years, a Capital HAN ION HOUSE, PARK, and I.A.NIr, containing tegether about SSD Acres. The Musa is itan'immely furn shed, and IA , for the acennunqation of 1 Nobleman cr Gentleman of (anima, contaisdng Dining and Drawing Rooms of loge dimensions, Uhmry s . Dressing Room, riht best Boil Chambers, Servant* Rams, and suitable Offices. This Residence is dik ant from London 00 :It 60 in:I.:A, in a (clod sporting coontry, and the tenant may be accommodated with a manor abounding with game. For particulars apply to Shavers, lx Blanc, and Solicitors, New &4s-atFeLt, I.ondon ; or to Mr. Kulier, (t -cheater. CAPFFAI: TfmniC—ro bk SOUL • *!_ StB9 fIAgS, 857:ASIiEth 35 ELMS, Red 9W . • ASELES; wandiug on Sadder Mulct Wlrsila -4eatia, agicestershire.- The Oak 'limber 14 wai bro, i s„ .04 mon:) , fit for Me Navy. With a large propOrdon MAME OCKS, and some of very large dimensions. Mos of the Ada it rematkably.good e —The greater part of the Timber. eanis In a situation to be rattiest off with convenience, Anil told in one or' two rats of Wintbcombe, from whence a TurnplkeTtnad lead, to Torkesbliiy, and it may be carried thence on the aeveru , &c. to anypart of the Kingdom. For a View of the Timber, apply to Mr. William Ireland, at Sudeky I..edge, near VAntficombe; and in vox fur the same, to MeesiN. Webb, Webb, sod AttwoodySalishury. • VEGETA RIA REVIORK I IVE . I'OOTH powimrs. BEA I.7:IIFUL White Teeth limy be reg4rded A once( the greatest blessings Providence can S stos, Without which the fittest located fuels imperfrai tnatietoi in to 'hetet* aid gums is the principal cause of as (iamb Settee's VEGILTAXL4 RICSIDIATIVE TOOlll Pawnee es a most amain and certain reasetti for all diieases of the teeth .end gems ; s eta particular quaities are not rieoply confined to clean** shy tett% but will preserve them in the-highest str.c of pert clue i • it wit render theit beautifully white, fasten such as may he lonse, aid resywe tit .rn to their oripinal purity, entirely era-llcrte tho!cttrey th-1 gams, cattle client to adhere close and flint to the teeth, reader them of a isealthful red. and the breath d. beately sweet, &Inv and cure the most eicrudaticg tont/i-ar,4l, 64m-bites; Ad swe!led face. • 80.1 whtdesale and retati at Mr. Budget, 4, Chearitl., enenee of St. L'lll4l . P Ci.urch 'yard ; and mid by Beltun 'harp, Porte. mouth; Ifall and Johneun,Closport ; Mad', Weston, Man.ory, and Junes, l'orrsea; Trewmau, Exeter ; Cos i ltwortliv, Gienadle, Gilbert, and Hovland, Plytiouth ; Newbcry,Duhtfn - and klalloo_,J, Glasgow ; units, hlaudersaost, t cecc, Isht 011, - Ettinbureh ; Crutoell, Rath; Itoss .altsi Peck, ;lint; White; Menton ; Roberts, Schlott, and Ittlf, CheUeilltun; CAW. son at.l Eillingr, Ldwatt's and Peony, Liverpool; stains and Lyncl., Manchester; l'inrien, Norwich : Knott and 1.1uy,1, Ott. nitn. , l' l , ant ; Cregory, Brtztion ; and of most respect:hie h/edl? citteVenders in the Kinglins, in Roses - • at THE K !NG'S ROY AI: LETTER SPA GODBOLD'S VEGETABLE DAVVIM,. FOR CtiUGZ. :S. CONN I MPIIO NE, ANII AS'EHLIK. 'THIS Medicine has been esmblisi)tfd nearly so yens, as i. alh Gran' a istr..oltudun of 1.-;ray tint volt l'hylielaus, to be the oily retrmly to lbetiveoda upon tor curing she gielre IrCrlleLlit•rp, l ain i erm s curt , am are duity perfohned told Ell vaunitb, atit.stett 1T rcrsous of the fvte rank in taus Itirtlont. . Copy of a Lettef to bitten. Goose 1. or s 3, B!oomsburpsquare. "Gentlemen-.. 11 have thy pressure t 5 inform you, that yoario. vslualle Vertab!, Bahian, resomatetxled to me by,44. dog; Mr. Siterki, cf fultam, bag perfectly restated me to my farmer vate ut L6ta4 la skit. 1 was caudal) , in a ()rep decline, and all other Meditines Lad failed of soccess.—Watt; gradtgde I !emir, your chettint bet van•, " Somas r o.Lesa. •' fat Much, eels. " 9,061b/41*nd-watt, Chelbea." This Med:eine has newi teen known to fail of softer* 1-. l len' taken upon the tint attack, and row. despair even if their bones perforate eh: skin ;and such is its turpr.s , ug eiticacy,.if the weather is ever so serert, wet tw dry, by tale.np tour tearoom tuls of it at going out, will preletiat the ceihrfikrig upon the lungs,' and renovate the cuu.tittiuon Co a% to evableti.e te•mit to lake twice the exercise without fatigue. St ro nger . its eb.caci cannot be given than the following? recommendation.. '1 hr Must Nohle.Martitais of. Lothlan,thr Riglet I cats Vbcottnt Dudley - and Ward. di: Rkiat-Hon. lair& Macdoccitt Grander, korte,ene, arm Ivlontturd, the Itigtit 1100. Viscorler.e Detic ley and Ward, Dt;wagers Grantley, and Fortescae. Lady Appreece; Sus frantic Mahe, Edward Newilham, Joist" Coghill, and George tuts•rong ; Generals Do.ie, and DruttfY ; Cmuneh Baker, Debath, Lenox, i. N.B. Mrs 416 Gue.buld Kaye tstabilslie.l an Institution f. r the. benefit of the l'uor and others, who cannot eiford t.) pay the tut price f.: it, at WIC feaula in every nriocipal own in I:4land," where is may be bad as well at their ih we, as 't eaLii.: to Qs terms of the ('hart y. Na 3, 111001:141.uary-stiuue. 1-IEN Melt o 4 Educatiou :tau prolesitor.ai skid. use persevering endeavours to discover the moat sate wit certain method of treating a few prevailing Disease% the secces.- ful result of their eiperienct is the beet proof of teiree.oritl. Aleuts. GM'S and Co. Surgeons, have been ie.:steed to rnah the cure of the following the object of then' particular study, vile a certain Discr.ler, frequently4oncractd in a minu-nt Wort caiion, and its coucorultants, .)trictures and elects, h! an improved plan, are speedily and effectually &Teel ; as also el, bitty, whether arising trot Bacchanalian Indulgences, long re!, deuce i t -. Arm climates, gar a secret solitary etc, too oft& un happily pursued by the youth of both seats, in the one causing stenli.y or barrenness, and in the other a numerous train of ner- vous diseases, which, if not timely retrithied, terminate isrq:c fence and consumption. In that distressing state of debility or dMiciency, whether the consequence of such baneful habits, o. arising from any other cause, by which the powits of the consti:. tution become enfeebled, as regularly educated Sorgeotts ut Lnr• Sun, they offer a Arm, safe, aid speedy remoration to sound anti vigorous health. •f he result of a long and exterisi we practice has enabled lan . . by a superior method, to remove venereal complaints, however inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the patient to Os least restraint in diet or eziretse; and in recent Cases tibete An • early application is made on discovery of the infection, they tree trendy perform a cure in the short spaCe of two days. '1 he ' pi-lee:tented success of their rriOdesif treatment (which has neve! been known' to fail in one single instance in a ' , rattier of 1 5 years,„ during which period many thousand persons of !nab sexes hatt been cutest, even after severe and injurious nie:'huds had Ma pursuedby other Practitioners without effect), induces Man to thus pabliciroffer their ad7ice. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively profersing the cure of these particular Complaints in order that they mat not be, by a ' mistaken few, marked with the obloquy so justly attached td the ignorant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state that they have bien properly educated Ind initiated into every branch of the ',retsina' (certificiftes of which, from different Hospitals, and testinion!als from the most eminent Phytidans, they have to convince ary inquirer) that the euctess resulting from their endeavours first ind.ited them to quit the practice of the general' Pratritioner, and they presume that :heir pretension* constitute a fair ground for the unprecedented confidenc e *ma which they have, by the Public, Peen so liberally honoured. Patient: in the country are requested to state the particulars • I of their case, age, amt manner at living, enclosing a Banknote for advice and medicines, and the same will be forwarded to any Iraft of the kingdom. 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