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•. „ 4 • • • C: • Ift ...V! • •• C • • • * • 4. • 1 4, 4 ••• • • •. e • AL A - , , • e .7 • . • • IT,umßeli • • 4DfirmetrnoitFics, Drc'!o, l dlB. 1 1 / 4 TOtiCE isktrikylilrea, 'no a Sethos of Oyer and T era i s t er aid 0141 Dalivety, !Whir Trial if Vetoer caratiritted thr Hier Smis,vritkia tlsejarirdialia Ilatr Admiralty if Eirelaad, tv iii keld at .rirrtilr4Hall, im Lie. Oki Bailey, Londe.; es Friday, it:4 . 2lst afia - adarY Mtxt, at eigm .W 4 411 at Mr thig. J. W. CIOICSil; cdatitAtv ItOR NAvir BLANKETS. • NAPr-OFFit.E,..Dee. Qs , tats. i'tHE #RINC/PW, CFPIOEAS held COMMIS- 1 SIONIPS 4 . 1 lis mAiEsTri NAPS'S* Array rive Notice That on Thirsiday,the MAI% instant, st'Ont o'Cliock, they will be ready to treat with such Persoiss so maybe %ennui to Con tract for supplying a Quantity of OLANKETS,„hs be delivered at the Slap °nice in Somerset-place ? at stated parted', between the months of lantiary used hide nat.. A the pliik.4 an accipital If the reutntity wasted and the periods for 41i:wry, together with.a fora of Me Thoder,arow k tees oaths, Offra, • Jiro Than. will he reeeihe d after sae idea, sees the day Or treaty, nor nay wetted, wipe Me part or we agent for him, attend:. Svcry Tessier wish he reeinstoniod by a Leiter, warmed to Me Navy Boord,and signed Ey two espnanhie Per,o.,A g g g i. 4 to krone bound, with the Pesos tenderiser, lie the MI( 5e3,000 far Me doe lw:forM t cut of the Costroet. ROYAL 1 FT/CE, Established by Royal Charter in thirEeign of Ring George I. December, 1813. ICIARSONS, whose Aonual Premiums fall dne on J P- the 25th instant, are hereby informed, that receipt are now ready-to be delivered at the Company's 'Offices, over the Royal Exchange and in Pall-Mall, as well as by their itspeetlve Agents in the several Counties; kid the paitiei assured are reqfiested io apply for the renewal of their Policies, on or beau the 9th of January nett, as the usual fifteen days allowed -tor payriseet, be yond the date of each Policy, will then expire. /SAMUEL FENNING, km. Secretary. 4 , 4 Attaidance Is given, daily-, at the said Ofkee.s, air the As surance of Headings, Goode, Mer4haudixe, and Ships in fiarbour,' In Dock, or while Beading, faint LOU, or Datnage isy Fire; aid alto for the Assurance 'tif, a,nd granting Annuities on Lives. N.B. Fire Policies will be issued, free of expellee, te.the As- Pored, wheTe the annual Pre-mina amounts to 6s. or upwards. WHDREAS, aCommissiop, of Bankrupt under the Great Seal of Great Britain, and btaring date the 3d day of April s 1777, was awarded and issued forth against Mi mes t. Lrlsonst, of St. Prat, Covent-Garden, in the county ad Middlesex, Liiun-drape'r, under which he was duly found and declare 4, a banktupt, after whi*'i he quitted England, and died abroad many yeas since: And Whereas; Mr. Tnustis 'daemon, formerly of King-street, ebeapskie, in the city of tondos), but afterwards of Hackney, in the county of Middlesex, and who is supposed twbave dkd a bachelor and inkstate i in or about the year ,1751; 'Mr faun Ewsg, at the pariah of St. Mary Magdalen, Milkiaret, in the said chi of I.ondon, and vrt:o Is supposed to have died some time in or about the latter cad of 'the year 1180; aid' Mr. Twits*, Motu, formerly of looomongerlane, in the said city of London, and afterwards of Dularich,, hi - the county of Surrey, Esq. and woo is supposed to lave died latestate oboist the latter and of the year 1785, were duly chosen and appointed Assignees of the Evart and gffects of the said Bankrupt—This is to give notice, that if any persons who were ersditots of the saitil4khael I.rjettne, and proved their debts tinder thesaid Comt.lission, or if the personal !teree-. sentatives of the aforesaid Assignees, or of any deceased Creeli tare who 50 proved their dabs., wilt, before (he 'twelfth day of ivbrualt, 11514, apply to. Mr. Roe, solic:tor. Howard-sweet, &carol. London, they tuay.beer ofi something id their benefit. A 1413 ASSEMBLY ROOMS. IFFACIOUS CCIFFFF. ROOK{ and SALE ROOM, GEORGE STREL:P, PLYMOUTH. WILLIAI4I WINSOR begs leave.m6st respect- , fulli t. Inform the Nobility, Gentry, Officers of the Arniy and Nair; Merchants, Commercial Gentlemen, and the Public wmerary, that he has fitted uir the above HOVEL., with ha spacious and elegant Ball Room, (.lard. Room, 'fro Room; Commercial Gentlemen's Room, Coffee Room, %is Rooms 1 ; 11 - 11 1:ki ROOM,. gr. Cu. in a taste of Modern neatness anftorive alence suitable to the mush admired structure of the Buildingt ; and that he hopes, by an um-emitted attention and anxiety iu oblige, joined to a 'determination of producing every thing good and at reasonableirites, to give general sat,,sfaction. Comm- Carriage Stands, and a large range of Stabling, tss h other Offices, are behind the Hotel, and form at a conve nient distance the South sv:::g therzof. The Royal 111..il Coach rakes in, po.sser.gers every Ev,ning Six o'Clock, 41:d other Coaches to almost all parts of the Kingdom, go tom and siop there every day ht the %a:NA. Posttbaistaiwithgood Horses aotttruatyprivori, lltzrses anti Mournktg COlLthel, with - every ornament . asal requisite at iendertt.--/t oyal Hotel, Plyznouth; Ret.9,-titts. I.:SVEJ R has reason to believe Scrophtda A. 7 4-. logic* bitlOlitayy,but thoattentiant_ou a owe of debt ity fo skoiturelly 'delicate habit. Thus . COdren who are visited with Measles-and tfuoping-corgh, or Sc rls.t Feeer,.or 'them iviloir sod-delicate, produce dome of the •-• , _ A .all 41 MN& cunsr.ittent cmaciation. Accidents deranging /Mai , inT'titiltire.hze ; :- the same effect. A natural train o; Iva /gal:* los 'product:it this ctinv:ction, whirl) has been. materially a.rslt;etlitijisliserelagihej'el i• EN I'AN I'isCOMBUTiC Intoes thetr operafbli ' :siway's assiAting tl a Appeti:e and General Walsh ; aNI these feerrese the discs/west:Ty day lessens. Sea Air . sr Ratting is on'y of use in as mach as change of air mortis she heallt, but I feel. p.raatlel of nowt other, and when the a; rength is not immediately insineted; is of disservice. Sold whole-oak at f« Edwards, 66, St. esurs Church-yard; and Tema at the Disieussry, Solio-.quart, London, In bottles of 64.; &ONE, 10t. 6d ; and largest, £i. :3. duty isiehttieds' • Couronnes Esitatsca, Fs. , . IN the vatittod complaints hicident to the human f tame, thr re arc none more dreadfUlin their nature, nor mop. adartningi , n crnita gnomes, than the GRAVEL and STONE, kArNS In theEACK, LOINS, • anil BLADDER, and LUM ••• 'SACCO. They are complaints. to which every+ person is liable, sortl are a kundation rot -every other species of Duorder. IIKAMAN'S PILLS,. ..nralinsed of the Most innocent ingredients, have been found of ketta4lc thicacy, in not only strenpthening the vessels containing ; .the urine , hat in Lappllrdestroying the petrifying quality of i t, trout which proceed the above complaint', Sac. removing tLe w.,tituli, or gritty secretions, and banlshinz every pernicious ten dency to ;It ose disorders, without confinement. From a conscious. Sera of the powerful quality of these Pills, fully evinced by a private practice of Many years, they are offered to the afflicted, and recommended as a cure for the above complaints. Said wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, 4, Chearside, eOrner of St. Paula Churchlard; and retail by BeLant and Sharp, Ports month; I Harding, and Johnson, Gosport; Allnutt, Weston, J ones, Portent; l'rewnian, Exeter; Cookworthy, Glen 'fitk,Gilber ,and Plymouth ; kiewbury,Diablin; Batter and Macdonald, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderstcrn, Scott, and Rea- Son, Eilinbargh ; Crutvvell, Bath; Ross & Peck, Hull ; Cresson, Edwards and Penny, and Billisige, Liverpool; Stains and Lynch, Istinchester; Bowen. li'orwich; Knott anti Lloyd, Birmingham Gr.ifory,Brisittim; A:tighten; and most Medicha Ven tiets, is beget at us. Dd. tacit. - - _ ~ -- • , .VIIGBY ANNIVERS A RY- TTHE next Meeting of the NcOetnen and bentie:' men odutated at Runsi Scniitsi.•wM be holden on •n 3 int HE 20tili dlrOCJannary, 1814, at the Prue hisiorea-Tivern, 'Grew - ', Linioirs's ban liikillil, Loticloo, at Si: *VOL precise y. The , DANIEL FINCH in the Chair. STEWARDS. ' 1 Hooourahte'Datt.Piimia Lientenano or Colonel Rirra Rev. DC.ABLOICAIIi •: : • SHAH CIS D. Arrcirlf, Esq. Rev. PHILIP HOMILY. , . M.P.EILIST • I ..HVIWIT., YAW Major-General H Ito m o 14 Fn. to ?I oat 'maroon. Esq. sold sT. WRAIISLAW, See. The Stewards beg the flown!. 't < hose Genthiliten who Intend to honour them with their c *to leave tie& same it the Tavern on or befoi* the tidt.tierthiey `ltecOlitheitil. •••••-- eet may regulato, • • -DANCING. 11Q1 ASHIONA 13LE DA NCING,by Mt:ALLEN, .12 privately taught, at No. 19, Slietrard-street, to Ladles and Gentlemen of any age, who have ainrei learnt that accomplishment, or hare not the modern stile. . Mr. At.Z.zw's system , of teaching is ezpresaly siudiedifpr those to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashiesabletequlsite for genteel society expeditiensly,pristittefi, and in a eupefior style of graco and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching may learn at s small expense, wit h . ar.espectable set- of pupils, on thevidslic tacking evenings: trofcssorS 9f den : ring taught-flje mini elegant fancy dances, and all the superioPparts of the proree. sioii.. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. 11PHE CAPI'VAL xinzts Sol — d -- and 'Shared Gy t ' • 1 T. Bf6H, within She present year (1901) being tog nunv- 1 rola foran Meertisedfent, he solicits the fOrrunzte Millets of I any outstanding Prizes to bring •tt'ent for t arnent•to•eithhili, Cornbill, or 9, Charieg4ross, or to erchange cheat for 'rickets and Shares iu the New Years Lottery, to be drawn tho 18th of. neat Month ; the bek t i ne of which' contains e Prizes of • ‘20,000 2 Prises of 42,600 , 2 - . 10,000 4 . . - 1,000 St - . 8,000 0 - - RN . . atc. tad. Att. Schentes, with particulars, may be bad tracts, and all bushlike, - , ht the Public Fends transacted with fidelity and dispatch, by : T. BISH, at 4 4 , Coast um., or 9,.CirmuNG-Catoas. • 1 • • - -- - . _ __ _ _ TiiE FINEST fejt,fhplietlON EVER KNOWN 14 ' .... . . . ROWL4NLYS lidaht,'AkhAlt VII.. , • ' . TS - virtue's; co coailtOsed of Vt.;getitbl:. Ingredients ,- kam the Island of Macassar, in the East todies, are 14t t -ad eulogium tot eradicating all irnyur ties Of the Ituntatslai-; and producing a luturiant growtlfemf bald pl•cs.e.; product's i gra% curl, and permanent, so that tin damp .air can ohl.tersbe it ; also a beittnitul glo-s; promotm the growthnf whiskurs, spec brows, mustachios, at, . . . Its preeminent virtues hisve gained the august pt.:r. nage o f ;heir lora 1-I,shtsestres the Prnee,o o• Wales and 1./elte ot tit's. sex, his Serene Higl nen the I)uke of Brunsw•ck, and hat Es celitte, the 1/use del Infantadts, by die'' , eapre.a Auth.ority.— A!so by most of the Nobility, and Gentlemen of the Navy and Artity. . R..wland's Treatise on the I-lair, is enclosed with each bottle', wor:lty ele.aueirion of all famines. As situ honk Is yr sped, and the Gil counterfsted, it ii especially ncce-story us ollserst; that each genuine bottle. is signed on, the labul in red volt, ' " A. Rowland and Son." ' Sold at ss. 6d. Ins 6d. and ,E 1 . Is. per bottle; by the sole Issa ptitittas, A. itowland and Scn, Kirby-street, Harthn.Oartien; iii:l by Messrs. Haub. tA, PO MIIIICTS to her Majesty, T.teb-. bcnie-a.reet ; Messrs. Bayley and 'New, l'erfaineri, Cock-po.: .truce ; Mr. r;nlyth, iltriutticr; 117, New Eo„..ol-street; tl\ll. Berry, .17, Ott, k-streot; and by :II Pertutitet 6 dad Medicine Vendee's Me:very Town throughout the Empire. Al-o, IteIWI..I.ND'S ES ENCIE of TYRE, fur chlnging the c , tl-estr °Cate Hair, at 7.s.ed. per lag tbs, . - 77 WILY HAIR—It no whtsizExs. 4 TICINSQN'S VEGETABLE DYE is war ranted r erfectly innozent and solubrh.tin to the Hair, and being ptcpared of Yegerabk.s, h N i kon those C rrosive quell nes which mast Dyes possess; by'lliae molt Siqtpte rtie. pit changes Red or Grey hair to an Auburn or beautitel jet Black, ?.o that a Lady er Gentleman mat dye their own lists-with the almost ease. this Dye is . well known to Men of Srtenre, aPowtd to he the only innocent article wi.ich thank& the Hair to a pethianent Colour. ' • Sold in auks at Si.' 10F.6d. and One Guinea, by the Pro prietor, James Atkisson, Palo Met., No, 41,G. rerd. , :met, tiquare, L0ne...11; and, by appal:En - eat, at W.W.I. (iAttie and Pierce, 57., New Bon &street ; Bayley and hiew, Cc ..stk spur. strect; Hardin:: and l=owed, Pall m 511; Cf,..nrs de • ly t ow and Cu. go.) ; (. ow e azo, straiia ; Berry, 17, GI% e% street; soft Via ,on, 39, }lett-street ; ara by most Pirf.tit•rs, Hair dressers, and Medicine Vended, in . I*,twn and Co'intll - 5.:12489We ell It;12;41. CURNMO rLuisp, On& r the immediate patronai.e at the Rtiy.ti Family. '1 his curious Chemical Prepares non is un ival'ed far ;Tom ting the grerw.h of the Hair; convey. irg to it sock vh.our and elasticity as to 11,3 e it keep In curl dining exercise is a damp atmosphere, and is a moit elegant sub sttlute fox this, Pi:mutual., &c: in dress:lig the Hair, givi: g it a gloss and fascinating appearance, far superior to ary thing. ever before Invented Price Ss. 6d. Es. and Oae Guinea. Sold by most Perfumers. ' enure/pt.—As there are counterfeits, please ask for Atkin son'oCapiing Fluid and Atkinson's Vegetable Dye, and observe the tignienre on he label, otherwise it cannot be genuine. 10 Tfih 1.f1'E12.112Y WORLD. • • IHE Professnrs and Cultivators or Literature and the Arts awl Sciences in general, are respectfully informed, that on the Ist of February next wit be puYislicd, the first Num ber or a new hli celiany, entitle.! the NEW NION fiILY MA. i GAZINI/, which Is earnestly recitrunictideit to their notlee, as an • eligible am? respectable chatintl for the cotutituuicatiou of fuel discoveries nr optnions connected with their respective pursuits t,:ny may wtrii to present to the !public. 'Ole condtic-urs . ur this work bound to no party, ekher in Literatitre dr Port L. , and founding their claims to eneAterietinent on -lite braid IsSsis ;cif general utility, are .aateitous to r 4 der it i llwatre for biscus.' titans on every . subject that can interest me tuntaa mind; an ‘lsyletu for the fogitive productions of genius and. fancy ; a Ile gister of every Novelty in the Atts, :;eieatos and I.eit.ns, lo a word, a complete Record and Chronicle cf ihe Tim. 0, squat,) , acceptable to the schtsiar and the pholosopher, to the nun of lei ' sure and the mail Of liminess. Communications are respectfully requested ro be adilressed for the Editor (free of posta:.) to the Puhlisher, r. Colbert', Pub lic Library, 50, Chniuti-street, Ilanover-stpiare, t.endon ; of whom and all tittokterejs the Yroispectus may be had, On the Ist of January, 1814, will be published, Number I, price 2st 61 of a Nesv Werk, to be ea led ryl H E REJECTED THEATRE ; or, A COL LBCTION of DRAMAS, which have been off. red foe' Representation, but declined by the klanage.rs of the Playhouses.. This sect 1. will be printed in Octavo, on ;mil Paper, wick a cl!‘at. T•; ye, each Number will contain Three ur Four Pieces,and will b.:'"Ogniarly ptl,l shed en the Ist of every ittontN Aa a gr...t tudj.rity of the new' Plays Art• cond nailed on the first perfor.nanc ;Ind many of those wifclitheitt bllc consesit to' tott rate are but link esteemed, it has been j kitty t . ..otigh• that among the rejected rieces some might be hits , tel not interior in merit to those selected by the Managers, and that a work of-this nature would enable the lovers of the di ;Ina to apeeci de the, taste and judgment with which the most rations , amusement is conducted, and bow far the weiertinn is correct, that the panto- mimic stare of the stag- is owing' tit a decline in the tirsmoie genial of the nation. he Proprtemee think it proikr to S•ate, dam' airy piece published in this we. k should ~ f tcrwat•ds be per-. formed, eitner on the. Lord in, Dub in. or Edinburgh stage, the Author will be at liberty to repUblials it on Ins own account, it 'he thinks Bt. . . - • • Manuscript!, dm to be Matrig' d for the Editor (free of ea pem: ) to Mr. delbutu, the PLitilisher, 50, Cmluit.sti cc, Ha nover-square. Authors who Inand to give their names, will bass the goodness to insert them, with a statement of any dr. cumstancts which they may wisb resorted. " Orders fur this work received by every Bookseller sal Newt man throughout the Vitite , lKimphtur s , • GESUINE 1 TH.E following MEDI( • genuine of E. EIAVAIA 14,1fs Baratta of Honey s 6 Practice of Wattniock . fhl!arn's lblions Pills 2 9 Wessel's Jesuits OrGps 2 9 Marshall's Ct rate 1 1 Cuutrft's Cough Drops 2 9 A:nboyna Tootti Powdir 2 6 CurnaveltsOricatalCordial 4 6 Willow Welch's Pdls g 9 Key .*r's Palls 6 3 (In /WINES. :INES can only be procur- DS, 66. St. Paul's Church-yard : Juniper Ess Pcpperin. 1 1 Rohr's Embrocation 4 0 Rolsberds's Cough Drops 2 9 °Jumper Ess. Pet nyroyid 1 It •Speetiiman's 2 , *Swilsbury's Orops 6 0 'Oreetiougit's Lozenge* 1 1 • Inglis's 3rOts /Nils I I Salt of Lemons I 0 •Sintecton's Eye o:nt. It 0 *Godbold's E.:lsam IR *Henry.... Magnesia e 9 • t 4iper I Pals I 1 ki.stsce of Spike 3 6 .11Jurable Ink t 1 6 *Nei rib's Drops 2 9 Cheltenham hats 2 9 r eicerel) will have the address it the I.tatnii ; where also may be __e Medicine. Merchants and Traders. Velno's Veretable Pills 4 6 Newton's • foods Powder 2 9 Cilureles Pectoral PiUs I I Welsh's Ant iv( rt arts 2 9 Col ; lifoot Los. 11# Atuboyna Lotion 4 6 Wessel's Sp-cific Rensidy 2 9 The above (those smith thist of E Edwards, 66, St. eaurs, had every other Patent and Puhl Liberal allow aoce to : ---- • A CERTAIN DISORDER. THE Value of DR. FItEENIAN'S G 'fA SALumpts, has been so long -proved, that nothing of the present day can bear a competition with it, in all the differeat stages of - e certain di,ease ; which it effectually curet and eradicates from the habit, without exciting the painful feulings and exposure that attends salivation—without debilitating the constitution in any degree, or even requiring confinement (corn business or re,stric bun of diet. The radical virtues of these inestimable Drops have proved their claim to public apprcbaticm for nu re than 90 years. in all the debility 6f both sexes they prove a never-f Ming resto rative—whether the debility is produced by too free use of mer owy, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm clim►te. To travellers and those gQing abroad, they cannot he recommended too *lonely, as they will receive a safe, speedy, and complete cure, in all old stubborn glees, and every weakness that affects the bladder and organs of urine. By its efficacy many women have become mothers, who for many years had been deprived of TO THE LANbiIOI.kIER 4 •AND FARMERS OF THE UNTI - ED KINGDOM.' °tithe Ist of JaAtiary n..xt will bepuliitsbo, (to be completed in Ten Monthly Pans, malting two bast wine Volumes in royal illustrated with upwards of One Hundred beautiful En. *ravings, representing improved Impl•rments, dui warious Gs - sties, and Ike principal Breeds of Sheep pad Cattle) Pan I, -rice 4s. of a new Work, enthled, • FA ItMElt's CONIPANION. • lIy.A. W. JL DICKSON, M. D. Honorary Member of the 'Bolted of Agriculture. The Merits of the Author, as a praciftal Agriculturist, being .already so well established, it may. be only necessary to observe, that the results of his great experience will be communicated in this valuable Work. It includes all, the Improvements and pis . cuveries of the last Fitty Years, and the present principles and practice of the AR F of HUSBANDRY, in all its Branches and Relations; forming the most useful and comprehensive Body of practical information ever offered to the Public, on the interest ing Science of Agriculture; a Science which is so tatimately coo- Dieted,with the welfare and happiness of the British •Empiye. , Ihe Author confidently relies on the Support of Noblemen, Couiitri Clastlemen, and intellieent Farmers, in an undertaking calculated to remove the obstacles that have hitherto presented themselves to the introduction of improvements in Agriculture, the comparative expense of which is almost bent:all consideration. London: Printed tor Sherwood, Neely, and lone*, Paternos• to-row ; and sold by all Booksellers in 'lowa and CoWitry. that happiness. Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Chearside, the corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; and retail, by Bolam and Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall &Johneort, Gosport; Allnutt, Weston, Mallory, and Jones, Portsea ' • freWman, Exeter ; Cookrorthy, CV-net:le, Gilbert, and Hosland, Plymouth; Newbury, Dub lin ; Batter and Macdonald, Glasgow ; Smith, Mandarson, Scott, and itraburn, Edinburgh ; Cattliheil, Bath ' • Roes & Peck, Hull ;* White, Brighton •, Roberts, Sabra, and Ruff, Chelten ham; Ore gson and BUlirrge, Edwitrilysini Penny, Liverpool; Stains and Lynch, Manchester; Baleen, Norwich; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham; Gregory, Brighton; and most IViedishae %saws, la battles' of its. Std. tgoffd. sal um. r lL :t • w . . , • • - • .11 • / •• • `I ••••••••,.. Hr * ••• ••• ••• •• • -• • A"..—, - 7. - " -- rrepTh. • :a s• - usityPOOPS - - , • - - ----- ''' " - • •-.-.,.. ..„ - - . . . Itrftoo.elitilT irALDfill.RPßEEkleiLb, READY MAD' R . LINEN wamitiousa, ..- ~. .., - - in. &truism, Corst44:o ..truntlektreyt... , . i - RXSYDEI4:,7It. AND ',AND, _, . _._ , __:_ i ____,. . kih:I3II.ERT begs leave to Sate tO . Orbtlecne-4 TO Bt SOLD CY ADC 110 N, BY MR. PETTUTI. . 11. ioa Fantalea• sod ()Meets in the• Navy and Army, that At Oacrawhy . o Cnlkerharasei 'Chatig . tmeley..Londone on Friday, I . his Stock of Iteollpoimide Linea (Oatnprising . shirts.. Hand- . Janury teo !II i o as,Twahre (006 ! ID 'nit', Loy, htrchlefi› Walesa Ati, Drawers. AO .oP o l l lo o l 44 .i o P 2 ojilemadt : Ali', ibe.it re-ro It I AI, TY rli ES . t'king fr6rii . • . and Tfilper Tittle Linen, Siteetings, ire. Is now eery complete, . , _ , . . tift' CMS of Corn and 14•1 growing iiii i of TWO • and he.popectfaalV se 'cite theta to krone hips. whit A contiuu. Tb aa a ml 4 i t k ea. m w e te j Agee. ot,mcist capital „la dili apee of that patronage will, t)sey Lars Isittierar:giu.ienvd„,hlghest Suite of eulth-atiqn, lying within r rule-fence, avid fornt• *on him. .„.__.- „,„. ._-' 1.14 g the pi-Inapt l pare of thePitrishot NOR - 11114.i f . , &tether H. 11 . the but Writer's Cadets. . sad Pima". o'' loll. wrr , !WO a comfortable bort4lingik.istor. .01:tie5.,4124 oarder,s, moo s l, c , rix. 4 * Ak e . awl. as be. has turn cßiefol to select• hie 11' 444 6 : cious Darns, Van's, end liymestrati, and aordry Closes of Land, the very best quality, tout will charge thcitt at r.assehabk.Orku, containing in the *hole uywarde if Twenty Ames, free Non el ibe Beath* Littoral that he shall Word settaaettuu to those who ; Tythet Northfeet is .11100 jaVaPtagenUOY SitUated.• a"Pinil Flavour hip snub .octets. ! ia, - --- • ' arargeth• -- ' - - t or, 1 N. S. An eleialie and hute 'Matsui Drama; gulAtt. - :1 1 tit CORD!. ,• .a. cidedly the nape • dtecovertd for to runts . ,onmptiOns, weiskoess at k brings of the ininst,,teans‘, :Plaints, and 831 other disea. nervous systein, orldebovill . in Tputil, sail thit 0 . •440404010, at • rmisni 4 - dietareil for thein es - Ova/ton a beano, fob don. for a Timinildhatipi lift; Pith a trrn and strong eatissertmetet.• 4 . Sold by Mafiosos *II LAO", IS, Strand, Lentinni;,Misn'tts, North Urlrlge, kit taborer; and all bleacire Venders. Poke i is.. .each, ei.four in osseinintly bottle for 9Ss. by which one i t s. hisitO; de is saved, witA s slie words " Sarnt.Solottion, LiverFooli" tes. 'graved on the Otitis. ~ -• r.Solornon expects, wben ton:Mined by letter, the nmal :4! compliment D of a One panspl_nrsto to tic utektreal,,andr. *4..4-.1 ; " Money Letts"': 1)r. solotoos, Gilead liorKe s scar 4.lv.:!Piia Paid double .postsg;', , , ~ , ~, • JLAUstfl, SPRAINS. dtc. • DB.. sTEERS I S OPOVEL,DOQ has bl'en I 'IT eetabiisti e d from its superior eicelfence.in the above and other *sternal oomplairne, end its crlebi try has given cis- to a vat icey of courter(f•ln, nisi,* are now oiferet for pale in•ainoyee e v e ry Street and lOWA ill tier kirtrioni. They are in general compik.e4 of ingredients sn haw, as tb •Isivsittter. little or no of tbeiebt ' lil_esostivirg des,* who septet pad sl-ey are lat sapped_ up Wreetiont nearire-riesrst dupe of. the Gen:line Opotteitio4 Istbiela the names of S tea, of Charing-Cross, sod Ur rot beinlkiolcesiler.sil•4r. Cisprzto-yard, persous net In esids "erce, are nddc use of %situ the intirt.t of mitre middy dete..odaig eowary .ps.riharers. it ther•ftve b.:corrie neCessity has tahvistte susii impost:thou-, which arts practised .even In 'muter If seem rg ;especial) lity, the Puhlic w.ll he careful to ask for Genuine Opodeldne,. soh! N..sitiery a^d zinets, in rt. eluittloyard Loudon;' and they WiAistellerre,,as the only curb ofy, thatthe words, " f Iselvbery, N 0.13, St. ;ettra," are engraved in tb.. slaws. • • - • E3SkS: 'DOSS and Co, at . regtiartt eduentea *moons of London, !aye sedulously deemed thole absei l . :dra g oar tlwse last 17 years ro the study of those disorders Work In freluently embitter, and' too oft•su prevent, that lointitriab7o tblesaing..niatrunon;al 4elleityr The Iturnerous applina•lona 'rave lei- lit roe received. fpun Perfarts'in ti.e 6ru distuietioiN• e uniform aucers. a iendilg tb r our . tier mode of imams: a* such complaints, itielsicre tredve thus titritlicly to offer their inc.e. In all cases of debfity orelecittr.r.y,wheti-er re.ubingftrat 'be too frequency of partlcipatftf• in the gaieties of a holden:thin life, she untoninded .odulpiest of Utiertutiarn, or a secret, sal:try, iryl dtstruceive weaklttis die energy of the mind, and irstroys the timer u: yotipt,hc produciog.eteribty to the one sea, ind ',tofu-truce In the oil!-r, y Hl.i a safe ansficrusanent care. est/Arse se din, from nub contilsar., are prevented cia;ailcr axle • tie n - ...trri's.ge . ina•t, aid ailiameri to set re Lef, 'brocif over ;hake 'nfitiotties in 'deuce, It most be ssosso'ioe to itotitsaiewevek d a. :ult gr iartr ettol 'be cure may teArer:td by otLst Practitioners, hat,-by a renowarima and Infiett..s moila•vil, they nay bares's:trek • o soutid anti eipbelas ctisroltutiort. A oartao Disorder, fre , molly tote ritterd in a motile::: at iutliscrnion, and every specks Vet.erea/ Infection, by a null and etwer.failiug mode of treats te e ob is speedap sal raggcellowesireed. without restraint totbut . or *creme, as also Strictutee of tie retbra and Glows which they , are enabled to enee lo a start syfthout recourse to the tatnful, dal gertma effects of the Causde ; refeireoces of which can he given to several Geovesauyi of high respectability, who bare two cure.l in a very short pyiriod, after having laboured update 4tricure't fur many years. • %f Flurried Females, abase repee. 4 ton. o' those tsisder pted y ees of connubial happiness have been def.-ate!, it may also be a•plc.reng reflection to keow, that by a proper perseverance in their remedies ;be general lisalds Is ratio. va.e.i. ar..l die inv,sfitnenti removed. • r .4 rS • Coss and Co. reclusively professing the cure of these part-colt& consistent*, in orderslin dwy may not be market by &mistaken few with the obloquy so justly attached to the *Kr liant empiric, thiok it bur justice to themselves to state that they f.gite been properly educated mod Initiated into every britich et ;sate profession (certifi of which from different hospitals, ad ttimosila2a from the rtilpteninetot physicians, they haic to con. wince any toqwrer,) quit the glielhall meriting front their rodeb .etiors4lrst induced them to quit the practice of the general pesos titiotter, and Clay presume that their pretensions coon:bine a fair hosed for ;he unprecedented cottfideneir with which they bays, • s hy the Yuhlec been so liberaily hoaoured. Patients in the country arc requested to state the pariculato 'of their ease, age, and manner of It*lng, enthislog a Bank-ridto 'or adviceand medicines, and the same will a, forwarded o ant part of the k , ngd I • GOSS and Ce4anqpnets ta Bouveriesetreet, Fleet sweet. ,• CHAU .ENCille MSurgeon ES.;RS.CURKLE and Co. , late in his Majesty's Service, challenge the wrsole world to prove a Angie instance where their Medielne and method of cure ever ailed of the desired elf:cc. The practice of many years in the ' ,sartculat branch of thetryrofessian has not given rise to one ,nsuceessful case. They continue to direct their studio to the treatment and curs of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the system, which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful effects of a hatri lung andmost unhappily intr.:tied by the youths of bath gest% 11.111 e one it will, found to be the unfailing source of barren- the other have its ravages fatally devilopedtb them by a &is -rcesing state of debility, whoa it nut timely remedied, terminates n impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects, while con s• motons, toss of muscular power,and various nervous complaints usually characterise the - earlier stages of ttriasotitary vice. Of per. inns langvishipg under the disorders encident to such a habit , their Teatment is simple and has never proved unsuccessful, in rile • course of a long, laboridus, aid winch extended practice. In the most obstinate and c,mplicated cases of venereal infection, such as obstructions In the urethra, spungy exrxescences, hard tu rners, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, sleets, as also STRICTURES, I"ether recent or of long duration, and which have baffled the .k U efother Practitioners ; are by their present improved plan of :.:erntent, effectually and permanently cured, without the patient suffertng the excruciat:ng pain and alarntldr hemorrhari width often, %%lows the applicat,ort of the lunar caustic. In Ms` course of 110 years extensive practice in this metropolit, numerous cases of 2 trctnres have been and are daily %inlet. their care, the total eradicauon of which are effected by a safe, certain, and expedie, , Noes mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this .cont- , plaint, is speedily removed, and the patient restored to sound and vigorous health. But where the debility has 'for years exis ted, a proper perseverance in their restcrative remedies, after the , Stncture has been destroyed, Is in dispenmlly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the constitution. Several Noblemen and entirenen, of the Best respectabilitg have been under the care of Moors. Currie and Ca. for the nee *Moval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. and, having received a radical and permanent cure, request that reference may be made to them afsatisfactory evidences of the decided in. pertoricy of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of tnatment. Many of these Gentlemen had Strictures from tea tanerenty yeses, and were under the care of -Messrs. Hams and Heaviside,. and other surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted their cans by the application of the lanes caustic, without success. Patients in the Country are requested to state the partiwilars, of their cue, age, and manner of living, enclosing a Baia* note for advice and medicines and the same will be given as forwarded to any part of the Kingdom. Mesas. Curer and Co. may be - toneeked &heeler, with - the greaeset dt:icacy, secrecy and boom, as their bees% Nei 107, lisnan-Oarden. V . . 1.- • f ..! • 4...• • , .., ~...? .e•••• 4 ft .4,419. s .. 1 1 v 1. ,,, it ,• ". ... t.. 4I %\ • . 1 .. •• •• . L. , i $ • . , ..". . e . • I aT . • $ T l' ..- 1 “Cr • idz . ' ~:1.... ' . . . . ; • - ''''' • • ' • Ak' 41 1, . 4* ' • , • . • -. I : , , NZ...... ' , s ke ° ...% - ~. A : 44- •34 0, " . ‘;', lio' .-tr.---.... - FRIDAY " 45 - 1: 1 0113Lit st, Un A a. .. t'ziotxPrist . • . .... . ' 11•••••••••••••••••••••-•••••••••,• ',"'ltti• • • . _. • ,- ...... • -.' 4.be Rlver Thathes one mile from Craiesentl, within 41;/ alil,-e — or, nut large ilaineintent Of tna litost * eatontin4ht ' • . ' . . ........_, aod mett po opo T . :lnt l treet uivi lar ii d tar ailv ilbe wa ra te ost r , c p . arn ut n i t o un a lca saite tlon o " with ke th: &Ice - . AL bALM OF 'Gi Lgttii 4! de- apt ir.94/. , , ..Lbe Ds* netle wits IVO wator Plmbabla that h wa et elegant and eicacldeis triesplisa ner - fit Wei tOnsidded. . • es diseases add iltitutfeis..ten• EiIIetkat 4 O II IWIVOINIPAIPPOIS 1 3 Mr. Perwm• . 1 . ur •- • ' exit- aluttii; 11P 7 rillV . A . S ItO 11. n, Rochester ; the King's eep i , , .l av c colu . ead, Carteibury ; Mr. stAmoietfokl. Ayleldbrd, nor MAI- ' tUsealca tithing :fent I relaxed state of the anne.t...Seesta. WANodtoeli, Bateman, and Jams, I.tretnln's kits: Weed too often tvebeelietaa hr 4 gi e g r od,, t , add of Mr. Jantei, New I.l.om.l. T eoef:, I..ittceln'a. lon, L‘i!nlyns „4 490004 o f slow 4 4 .w hi t h pm d snr ,,, where,' d at the Leather liottie, Nordin,vt, a Plan' of the rtariona beidil;itia tile laying a feuotati o n p Eltata be Seal , ' .. • . .-.....-- _ ............... aelth a Ott e end strong eintet/ttrabll." . C F MAINS, SPRAINS. 1:11hTIMA l'lllM, ace. . _ _ _ zpvcAnoN..- . 1 This day WWI published, p'lo‘ll4. sewed, Part the First , nf QYMBOLIc IL' rice LUSTRA,TIONS F- 'TM F. h. 71 HISTORY OF INDIAN]) ; z'cciatnyariied by a .Narra• rive of the Principal Event a.....-Desigued rapre,partieuiarly :or ltd instruction of Yowl Perion.s. 'robe cotneeted in Three Pasts, futrniti a iambi:me-Quarto Volt:the.. By MARY ANN RUND4I.I., of Per.T Hour, Bath. Author of the Orantroat of aacred Histtriy.• London: Printed for Black. ,Patyy r Co.. Bookstrers .0 the lion." East India Company, Leadenhallr.street ; and sold by John Upham, Bath; and Edward Upham, &Mitt. oc• Ptir: H. wilt be vody iu latissati t ss. . . This day was published, • A nt.w Edition, rice Ss. illustrated with Mies, A PRACTICAL TREAVISE.on the PR !WEN. HON and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE auti consequences, as Scrjanres, Gletts. &c. including practical Oil. serviviuns on Tabes linrsaLs, Onatilsni, Ser.iittal Weakness, Mu cal Discharges, ac. dletitekl of all technical Obscurities. By T. 1i 1. CATON, Surgeott, Late of the Unitild Hospitals of St. 1 launias% and Guy's. • Printed tar Mes,rs. Sherwood and Co. ut , Pater:laser-row ; and 111easrs. Fleet -street, l ' indun. Wiitre tray be had, Cassia's Popular 'Ereatisa on Iniliges tion,Scroitita,aud Cutaneous Diseases, price Si.