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V. 1... _- - 7 ".1%. • '4 6 • • • • • • r 1.1 1 ... . • 4/ " .. ; • , r • \i"tsoc`r • IcNi/.0 1 1 4 k ..••• • .1 - • °•••• 4114 • • 5 1 441.3 41•91 C. 41:4 • • • • . • 111-1>:" • jor, .~ ~, 1813. - •-• • PArcZ SIXPENCE HALFPOntg 241 r. • - _ ..- 44 'CCASHIONABLr DANCIM.-:-PritateTuidtio. • 1: Mr. HOPIciNS begs leave to return his mart grateful thanks to his Friends and the Public in general, 'for the very dis tinguished patronage frs has so long experienced, and respectfully colicits a continuance of their favours. Ladles and Gentlemen who have never acquired this accomplishment, or thosae t t... have not attained ,be present fachlanaMemode, may be eip tilicsly instructed iu the most private manner to qualify theta for tt..e nrot Assemblies, on application at his residenoe, Coac makers' Han, Noble-street, Foeterlane, Clagapsidst. Schools attasslia•—bleme bat personal appßeatines altallsilla t , • - *.• * Eg e ; 4 "" r. • • 41 , D11154,040104, f pic,9o, S; VOTICE it b y given, Thal a stuionClf Cliff and Teradait;iod Goal r.lhorry, for the Thai of o.fenao committed iv side 117,0 4a:, oviglia t iejarirdiaioa aftho Almsioaltif of .England, +;•ill le held ei Jaie• Hai, iA tits Old Lander, oa .Friday, Hu :1e 4 . January art, at sight ;awl is Lie morning. J. W. CROKER. , • _ ..' - 7r ..-- .• . ' V.: • kr7 rr yr. ...,., • . . . . -. . ---,-,_ ' nl.- : fu-it published, prite4l6. ed. ,- - • ... • WV ORDttt OE. OOVERNMENT. • A ... . • • 'A DI) VT 1.014 AIL L'E T,T .E R. 5, W HE Public are respectfully inflrmed that, in is. 'in AnVerer to !Row. Mi. TrOYL.4Y7s AT PACK on . -AL etinsequenee'of our representation to Government of the Sir WILLIAM DRUMMO ND's (EPIRUS Juptucus. Con- inconveniences that must arise from the Drawing of the STATE ta!ning a virility of interesting Bin f. icii..Carr wised, elucidating LOITER? on the Day follt.wimt the General Thanhderlog, the the Sacred Writings. . Lords at the Treasury haze directed. by an order in the Gazette, - By %INDEX BIBUCTIS and CANDIO 4 (IcI. th at the Drawi n g shalt take place ou the 1111 of JANUARY, instead of the I ith, es heretofore advertised. SAII lripiserwouti, Nkely and Jones, liatitrnoster- row, and 41 R ICHAR po N, GO DOLL' CK so d • Co. 1 Booksellers. • • • SwiFr and Co. Contractor,. EVENING E 7 .4-7 -- 3 . 1 .-----r .--------,.-* --------r==-- • CHRISi MAll NTERTAINMENT. 21st Deccmba, in i S. Theis day was published, in Two Volumes, neatly bound and lettered,. THE MASQUERADE ; or, A Collection of Enigma:, Logogriph., Charades, Rebtases, Queries, and Transpositions. Primed fur the 1 1 .ditors, and sold in London, by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ore, sod Brown, Paternoster-row ; W. I)arton, • Habt m rn ; ar.d W. Thiselton,Circulattng 1 ibra! y, G opdge-etreet, Rethbone place. #2I4IIND 14 NOUS E, Dec. 22, 1813. THE COURT of DLIZECPORS of the UNITED COMPANY ./ MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give neiro, hat a General Court of the said Company will he held at their House in Leadenhall street, on Friday, the 14th January uer, from Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon until Six in the Evenlrg, to Blot on the following Que:tion, viz. "That Mr. JOII4 FEN DALL,late of the Bengal Civil Establish " anent, be permitted to return with his rank to In.lia." In order to determine by such Ballot, whether three parts In four of thp Proprietors proeut at such General Court ( * r esent that the said Mr. John Pendall be permitted to return wi.h his rank to India. J'AMI I :3 COBS, Arriitant Se:retarv. •-• FOR SI'OMACH COMPIAINTS. pR. SQUIRRELL'S (Author of the Maxims nt Heal h) TONIC POWDERS and DROPS have been pre scribed ior iiiiigestion and its t:ifects for 90 years with astonishing elleCef.3. 1 hose admirable medicines, taken jointly, evacuate bile, phlegm, and water, give strength to the organs of digestion; invigorate the nerves, remove pain and spasm of the stomach, expel wind, pro duce an -appetite, and correct acidity. also cure diseases of the liver, and tlove incident to warm climates, or too free living. N. B. The Powders taken alone remedy a costive habit, remove obstructions, lessen irtirability,diminishheat,carryoff fever, care the heal-ache, and have singular efficacy in removing a fit of in flammatory . • -The Pars/ars 2s. od. or Rs. The Drops Os. 9d. or Bs. sot] at the late l'uttla, Royal ExclaaPg ; Clark;46), riich agrees, Tio. rough;. Mitchell, 9, Charles-street, Soho-squat' ; ati , l tlte Pro-7 prietor (from Soho-squ ire), 59, Chad on-street, t:J111e13 l'own; also by all the wholesale Verdcrs its I guidon. •„• Merchants and Captains of -Ships allowed an ample count. ANU JUKOiCAL Di.:PENSARY. PaTaott—eilis itoyal Highness the Duke of YOR a. QA a s.. Eatl of Leitrim. Col. W. Jones, M.P. tI n. Col. J. Barry, M.P. " Col H. Clemeats, M. P. John Latouche , M.P. Captain J. I-lay. Stnt o coat —Mr. Kiernan, Member of the koyal Colle7e, Loudon* THIS iNsTiTuTioN, established for the exclu sive Treatment and Cure of the VENEREAL DISEASES, and their dreadful consequences, as Strictures, Debilities, Ukera. dons, &e. has to boast the cure tofu. less than.2,oooTatlents, an- neatly, wary of whom have been aUlicted from it) to 20 years. 'I he ..•; ly /symptoms of Gatos rhos and Chancre are cured in a few days by h 1 r. Kiernan i asupezior and efficacious mode of wet —et , and that weakness and derangement of the generate* 41rga,;• • pair the constitution, and•shorten life, are haft's 'goof•oree:t • rreatett4an oe any otlaarplae. • 1 1 ` mat"-be robniffetras tortat,ity either err, at tiler —; private house, No. et, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford-square s where Letters from Town and Country are to be addressed, and. the necessary ade:ae and medicine will be giYea or lent to VW J I part of the kingdom. This day was published, • in Two Voli. two. price One Guinea, A N EPITOME (f UNIVERSAL HISTORY, IA- Ancient and Modern ; (tom the earliest authentic Recidetia to the rammer:nem:at of the ereltent war. By FRANCIS ILAII.Y. • • Sold by J. Jet , inson and Co. St: Paul's Church-yard ; and I. Richardson, Royal Dichange. • •• • This Work is intended as an introduction to General His tory and exhibits the rise and progress of the most material Re. volulpons that have taken place in the principal Empires, King. donut, aud aides in the Wailf, • • CORDIAL, BAIN OF GILEAD. • COUNTY FIRE OPPICE i . SOUTHAMPION-WiltEtr. STLANP Tf.LUETEEII. . His Grace the Duke of AVTLAND, X. G. 1 • The Most Noble the Marquis of BUCKiNOR AU, It. 01; The Most Noble the Marquis of Norrnostertrti.- The Right Hon. the Earl of•Boeittstatssonass... The Right Hon. the Earl of Urea,. Omits. NitrILLIANI PICAED, Esci..M. P. • BEEOPE 131RNARD MoELAND,'Esq. M. P. A/u1 Sixty Directors. Massaging Direosor—l. T. BARRER BEAUMONT, Esq. F. A.S. PERSONS Insured in this Of fi ce share ti l e Profits EQUALLY, with the ORIMNAL MEMBERS, accorttng their respective Contributions. A permanent Surplus Capital lf 16403,0q0 has been subscribed by the original Members, and they alone are responsible t hence those who now desire to.ensure are valeetually secured against that unlimited responsibility whilibas been so severely felt in societies upon the Contilbutisnahip er Valets principle. • Agents are appointed In the principal Towns, who are aims' Agents to the Provident Life °Aces, founded tan .141.14 tr • WALBROOK WARD. AT a WARD MOTE, held at Salters' Hall,: bernre the Worshipful JOHN ATKINS, Esq. Alderman of tt.is Ward, an Tuesday, the 21st day of December, 1/11 2, for the Choice of Ward Officers for the Year ensiling, the following Gentlemen were elee!ed Members of the Common for. this Ward, for the Year ensuing, viz.—Mr. Deputy Wilqams, sir. William Pearce, Mr. Thomas Bell, • Me. William gyd e , Mr. William Rosa, Mr. Tlomias Hale, Mr. Williatn Woodward, and Mr. Ephraim Heywood. Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of tliis Ward:note be gi7en to Joan ATKIN s, Esq. Alderman of (tit Ward, and one of the Representatlves for this City in Parliament. for his Ability and Perseverance in supporting the ConititUtional Rights and Privileges of the Country, and of the Tiading in terest of this great City ; for his upright Conduct as a Magis trate; and for his impartialtly.and Politeness shewn this day in the Chair., Resolved r• 'sly, That the Thanks ibis Wardniete 'Ow • hit unanimously,Rt - of by given to Mr. ROB/ILT Aialrf (be having espresseth 'desire 10' retire from the situation of Common Councilman for this Ward), for the the constant and faithful matuter in which he has discharged the duties of that Office, upon every occasion, since be has been elected thereto. Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of Chic Nl'ardinote be given to John Atkins, Esq. Alderman of this Ward; and -**iso to Mr. Deputy Williams, Mr rearm, Mr. Bell, Mr. Ryde, Mr. Ross, Mr. Hale, and Mr. Woodward, for the great At ten glen and pains bestowed by them, in the Matters referred to their Consideration at the last Wardmnte, re•peeieg the Re pairs of the Ward Watch-houses and also to the above-tianied Gentlemen of the Common Cave ell, for their able and jfidi ei•fus Management of the Local Concerns of this Ward, aad for !Twit . General Conduct as our Representatives in the Court of Common Council RI .)Ivett unanimously, That the foregnirg Resolutions be inserted in thrte Morning and three Evening Papers, signed by the Ward Clerk, (Signed) • • • MOY TbIOMAS, Ward Clerk. PEARLS SOLD, CLEANED AND STRUNG THE Advertiser being the real Manufacturer; is . deuirmint4 to sell every article of the first fashion an:.l workmanship at the following reduced prlees; viz. • Pear: Neckla • cesany pattern fromXs 15 6 remaking rco 12 0 Ear-rings per pair - 1 5 0 0 10 6 Bandeaux - - 10 10 0 2 10 0 Sprigs . - - 44 0 upwards l5 0 Bracelets per pair - I 10 0 0 10 6 •iffeketS . • 1 11 G 0 14 0 Broaches S 1 5 11 l 0 7 413 Crosses. .. - 1 J . 0 j 9 i 6 Whereas many Ladies htia Gentlemen conceive and believe, from the above pric-s, that every ornainent is made a a com position, or what Is commonly c--Iled Patent Pearls, they are. irespectinny inf - amed, that every article is. composed of Oriental Beads from the Fi.heries of Ceylon and Persia, which, being atanufartured hy the real wail:man, are offered to chiliadic mach under their usual charges. . Several complete sults t.t Pearls, new patterns In morocco lOiti, Consisting of Necklaces, Sprig, Bracelets, patterns, and Ihrse Brooches, from 47.25 to ,e3O i c a tuft. Apply to I. H. Bar hov, Pearl-Worker and Stringer, 110.1, Graage-court, Carey . *tree% Lincoln's Inn Fields. 1 / 4 --- . LADIES of the first fashion, from tbeir-own perience. recommend Mrs. ViNCENT's GOVILAND's 1.0 . 1 h.)14, as the most I.leasan. and effectual remedy for all iont• ,hints to li.ch the lace and Skin are liable, by removing, every kind of coarsetiest, eruption, and unpleasant appearance, and ten. derlag the Skiir clear, smooth, and transpar.ntl; but the unce at:lXll reputation of title - La:inn having excited various Ladies and f;e;itrittnen are particularly requested to ask for 6 * Mrs. Vincent's Gowlaiors Lotion," and ste her name 3 4 . r'fd VrAgltke oit each bottle that is genuine. The folloswirg is a note frtdn I.ady Catherine Lennox to Mrs. Vincent: • No. 49, Charlotte-street,Portland - place. LedyCatherine ben - ,nl presents her compliments to Mrs Vincent, and has the plea ut:- of stating, that, by the use of two ' -quart bottles of her Gowlaiurs Lent*, site is perfectly cured of a • vioient Eruption upon her Ince ao6l arms ; she was cretonne, ailed by her Physician to make use a I.lle 1.0ti04, which has caceeded her most stnguine expectations. Sold by Mrs. Vincent, No. fp, ra , :les.street, Grosvenor-sgetam; Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-street ; Newbery and Edwards. . • Oval's Church-yard ; liutkr. *, and kiggr,63, Cheaps.de ; Bar any pillion, Fleet Market ; Dicey and Sutton, Vow Church -yard; .and all the respectable Venders of genuine Medicines and gneerfumers lit every rown hi Europe, ill quarts, 82. od. plitt , , Es.Goi isalfpinte fle. 01. Likewise is sold as eove„, • Vincent's It estnesitivelool h Powder, for preserving, re.t or -4tlotati beaudiyilig the - 1 eetb, and cueing the heurvy in the 441 M, priest gi. trtl. rah bon. This day MI publislttil, -- _ •• TS Two Volumes, Octavo, /trice L. 6s. hoards, . . RCHAOLOCIA OR.E.CA ; er, The ANTI QUI riEs OUGREEtE. By JOHN POTTER, tArebbishop of Canterbury; A new Edition, to which is now ',first added, an Appendix, Containing a conci-e History of the ; Grecian Stater, and a short Aeo:uunt of the Lives and Wilqugs thi most criebrated Greek Ani hors. . - O. DUNBAR, KR. S. E. An 4 Professor of Orcrk in tho University of Edinburg& Printed for J. Knott, t.ougnian, Hurst, Kees. Orme, ind Brown, J.sekingitin, Allen; and Co. J. Calle% C. Law. R. SehOoley, It. S. Kirby. Cradock and Joy, and R Saunders, tom don; and Doi,; and t%tirlifig, Edstibure4 • • This day wen published, pr es . 59. 61. S t boards, Embellished with aan Portrait, by Cardini, ' ' Q0144E-DETAJ LB concerning G ENE it AL M0;.147 ;.147 itgAu, and, hi last Momenta. Followed by a short Bio• graphical Mepoir. "• By PAUL SVININE, • Chativii toaecmortny the General cm the Con,ir-nt. This Work contains many Ewa hither o u: k.10...:1 to the Public, which are the more interesting, front lit:M: uarratedby an Eye Witnet.s, who wao honoured with the Conh,lonce of Ge neral Moreau, and who never quitted trm from the nivment of his - ernbatiiing frhistAnserica to hi► Death. The iame Work may t lad in French, price ss. rid. boirds. Printed for I x t . tman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row ; and at the Eriii,h Gallery, 5.1, New Bond-street. This day was publisbel, Price Two Shillings, De:Heated to Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, I- HE LADY'S PHYSICIAN, or Every Womnit her own Dx nr. Containing a series of useful an I interes ting Information, on Subjects of importance to the Healaratill Happiness of every Penult.. • 13y M. VENPL, M.D. To prove what hidden powers iu herbs are found * To quell disease, and cool the bunting wound; With cordial Mips the fainting head sustain, Call back the flitting soul, and still the throbs of pain. Pi:Wished sod sold by the Author, at . his house No. 10, Alfred. place, Bedford-Square, and by Mes.rs. Parson., LGti, Pleettrect, Goddard, i. Pall Mal ; Wat•on, tluuthatupton-street, Covent Garden; Mes. Allen, 7e, Oxford-street, npposite the Pantheon; and by omit rePpectabte Booksellers in Town and Country. Toprevent idle curiosity, each copy of this book will be soil staled up Ina separate envelope. TOOTki-ACIFI, . rr HIS tertnring malady is instantly andcffectually removed by KING . * 011oNIALGIC,dl• Chemical Essence ni HorteradiO3. which is the invention of a regular Practitioner in the City of Bath, where it it3i brtn ling known sod justly esteemed. Sold wholesale and retail by Messrs liarLi3y and Sons, No. 9S, Fleet-Nlafeet, Lon•ion ; and VI all Ve4Lters tit Medicine in Town and Country,: rake . 9sl. HcoPINo touou CURED WITHOUT INWARD • • 'MEDICINE. • OCHEto ROYAL 111413ROCATION.—Many 4 1.1, Thousand" of Children are cared annually by this remedy. On the firstattack.an.lruntediale Jirlicattott of ROCHE'S EM lift:OCA'llON will prevent the complaint taking any hold of the constitution, and akw times may completely cure. •In the most Ottitir.ste cases perseserance will produce th.e desired effect ; and no Remedy can be so well calculated for Children as t his, tor it "rircs no Inedlcku , to be taken Inwardly. • &snit - mon (li:sighs' this lereditind Is equally efficacious and may hi relied en for lticn, WoMen • and Children , as safe and effectual. An no case can ibis Medicine be vitalism utiluAlsigned on the wrapper by•./. Rothe, and wetly stump the name of P. SIFT_ .(ii l / 2 g o ur c li-Yar4 (wliols the only Whdle!, "•,deriengrave.l 4cOn. Vrlce so.' and sr r:es. per bottle. s ox tc y co " • FAR Ftik. 7ER1'1,4 .GU MS. , Bu.TLE celobstited VE G 14; r''l3T •E TOOTH •POsiNDEtt is,. with confidence. ro-.eininetsded to the DA* of the Poldic, as the maxi epar it MA for Vreselving the . Teeth Ili a sound state,even to old ageenitlpeollitittea PewlY teldtenets without aritabing the Enamel. It imparpo .a Grainess and beautiful redeems to *Gums, to-the Brelth the ntof•t de. iectable sweetness; and it used eanstantly as.directiwl, will van ti e Tooth-feLe, Guns Units, and Swelled Face, by removing its cause—the teurvy. in the Garns.• Pete 2s. 9d. the box. ' Butler% Silver Wired 'I ooth Bruthea, price Is. • BtniEß's Superior LAtir4N DER, WA from i.s elegant fagrancy, hap received the Approbation of their .Reyal High teTscs the Prineets and Princess Charlotte of Wales, and of many, readies - of the first Distinction. • Prtce 4s. In half-pint Sold wh01,!....1e and retait •by the - Proprietor R. Butler, 4, Cheapaide,cur.ter of St. Paul's Church lard, ; and retail by Crew; hprajg, Belstu,sind Sharp, Von:mega. ; Hall, Harding, and Johnnie, Gospart ; ' Allitutt, Weston, Mallory, Hope, and Plxtsea; 'Freeman, Exeter; Co4kWtlithy, G:envtll , !,' 4, l l . 'tent, and Hoeiarni, Plymouth ; and Dublin;. Barter and IWDonaldeGlitsgow ; Smith, IVlalidqrston ;:irott4attk Itiabinsun, Edinburgh ; Crntwell, 114th; Ras a sl Peck, fled& White, Briet ott ; Poberts,,Stkllitt, and Ruff,*(;heitenharn; Greg son and Whinge htfwardi and. ' tinny , LiVerpool ; Lynch, Manche ster;' Bo Wen, 'lt t.'Knoit and Lloyd, r nyngtrita • Gregory, Brighton; and st respestable cute Vetul i ers la the Kingdom, in 'dozen 9d. each. • • i K .. is notorious, that varinus disorders of the human frame are brought on by dissipation in youth, and a gross violation of those rule. whtth prt;dence dictates for the preserva tion or health, and laying a foundation for a long and happy life, with a firm and strong constitution ; the blessings of healtb arc no sooner lost, than painful experience teaches the inestimar.% ?value of it, and the unhappy patient looks around, too often in Vain, for the means of its recovery. • Dr. Solomon recommends his CORDIAL BALM of GILFAD to Anse whose constithtions have e!1 impaired, and whose nerves are affected by too intense study, or long residence in !lot or mi ls/Why climates; in which cases it will brace the relaxed nerves, strengthch attd invigorate the conetitution. Any supply is jun received, and for sale by Mathews and Leigh, 18, Strand, London; A. Stoltb, North Bridge t Edin burgh; and all Medicine Venders. I'rice Its. each, or four in one family bottle fur Sas. by which one I is. bottle k saved, with the words " Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Sump. e i ,* Dr. Solomon eutp:cts, when consulted by lever, the usual eenirlinktit of a•sne pound note to be inclosed, addressed— " Money l ester. Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, nea Liverpool. Paid double postage." HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. • _\VHEN the spark of life begins to grow Jim, the r clrettlation languid, and aft the faculties impted„Dr.. VENEL'S RES' I'ORA LIVE BALSAM gives a blip to the con stitution, repleni-hes the ex' austed vessels, Invigorates the mos eelar system, exkibarates the animal spirits, and re-Inhumes the whole man. In ate case; of debility and relaxation, and in the various and con pleated affect:ft* of the Nervous System, the tonic effects of this sublime remedy are speedily manifested; and In those distressing symptoins whici prevent married people Linn having families, or *hick deter indielluals from marrying, IHallam is ;:roved and ackessiviedged to be the only certain remedy. See " Dr. Vent-I's Met!ic•il Admonitions to Married l'eopk," and his 4 ' Hints to theiNet vous aadD-bilitaied of both fetes," etice 21, 9d. Dr. Venel's Restorative Nervous Balsam is prepare.l and sold uttms .Proptioter, at kis 'louse; so, Allred-place , Bedford. squat..., London, uhcie lae may be consulted personally, or by letter (pelt aid) and Lich:she; the customary fut. It is alio sold by the Proprietor's special appointment, wholesale, by his/vent, Mr. Richards, drug;ist, No. 19e, Strand, opposite 't. Clement's Church : ind tetai, by Mr. Bacon, 130, Oxford -street, opposite Bond-street Mrs. A1•ir3 , ..7, Oxford-street, opposite the Pen. them ; Mr. Bohol), front of the Royal Excliange; Mr. Chrhp, Cockiinir-street, corner ofpprirg Garden; Messrs Parsons, ltook . sev e rs, Fleet-sweet; Mr. Ward, 314, Holticern, rear Mi row ftMr. Watson. ftri Potoliampton-rreeet Covent Garden; otitul by most rear ctable Medicine Venders in every part of el, Ning , lom, ptice !Os: 6d. 'pit . packet, or the quantity of four packets ha ode for 2.15. • - GENUINE MEDICINES. FNEWBERY and SONS, in St. Panl'c Cburch. . yard. Proprietors of Dr. J.imes's and other valuable Medi c:veil, intorno vie Public, that since the New Duties the Prices are as follow ; and those who buy six or more will have the Stamps graft t but as many persons mistake the house, they are desired- to observe ? that the Number is 45, four doors from Chtapside. ' 's: d. - • • . s. d. Dr. lantes's Powder .1140. /Why's Carminative 1 9 Ditto Arndt-141c t'ills • 4.11. Strong Tinct. of Bark 4 0 ,The. Antibiboas . P.l4 . 9.9 Huxbatn's ditto 3 6 I •Dr. Austin's quilt. do. 4 0 English Coffee 2 9 :Dr. Ste- rs's Opralehloc • Ili . Essence of Ginner ' 2 9' I Eifito erinvulsion Oil 11 6 !nettles Sent. Polls 111 Ditto Carinmlle Drops 1 9 I Clieltenhatn alts 19 • Burner a ca:4oa s 6 Ipecactunha Lozenges i 4 klr. Xpence's Dentifrice 4 0 I Dr. Solander's lea . . . lit 9 i yhe Cephalic tinfoil' - I Henry's Magnesia 2 9 t'he Crpi. 1 I I Lozenges of Blois 1 i t Glares Magnesia 9 6 The Eau Mectirinale ' 14 0 1 Rheumatic k'owder 1 G I Toni: rills 2 2 Dr. Hooper's Pills 1 1 i All other 'Mettielrea.att• repu ample a!lnwance to Merehtni a, 4 Marelint's brils S 6 Si:ilbury's alto • 0 0 Grant's Couglt Pi!to 1 6 Greenotigh'i Thictures 2 9 Ditto 'lsola Lozenges 1 lit Suotbii.g Syrup 2 •e may likewise be had, with 'cc for e!: portatiou. • 113 THOMAS T.A Y I.OR, ha -•- • - IBEr; leave to inform you, that ever since tile year 1790, I had been afflicted with the I.ttes Vt tit Tea , which from ate obstivately resisting every course of medicine prescribed by the ,Moat eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing severa! severe courses of salvation and twice discharged front the Hospital, %vitt little relief, wroth, appear to be of the most inveterate flume. lu tabu-spring of list *rue my dissinla had got to such a head, as iisiuty.te-plit a period to say vaiaence. Is. tins state, 1 was n eomntended by Mr. 1. Thompson, (who reerived so great a cure ,by ; them hest,) to take your Leslie's l'atent Pllls,wtiich I began to dd on the 2Gth May; in the course of a fortoigh I 1 , 4 'ran u ?emit! liana; In little more than a month I became, by your liberal advice and mulicine, perfectly free (ron. my for mer complaints, hare rtcover, 41 41y former spirits and strength, and ant become jolly and far, in - .which state having continued many months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I am ate )oss in what term to express in gratitude, but beg yew for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my case public Born ; as possible, es I shall on every occasion—in-so oin• will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient very tiumbik ser vent, • ALEX. IVi,'AtKElt. givan't Close, Wet-street, Edinburgh.. • ' Preparotl atid sold by the sole Plopnetor, Thor. Taylor, Member of the 'loyal College of Surgeons In I.orhlon, at his Lou%t N 9.9, New Bridge-street. . They are also sold by his appointment, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Albates-street, fall Mall ; the Toy-shop, No. ion, Os , Ford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, R 0. 7, Fish-street-hill, twarlyop ' ?pane the Isionunwut and by osie person in every ctuasiderable town in England, &c. in boecs only es. 94 each, sealed up with full and plain directious i whereby persons ofeithur sex may cure A - themselves vrth ease an d-seerecv. • 1 4 . • ' N.B. Every Box sold in G reat Britain la sealed upwith a stamp $ to t svtgcb,by favour of the Commissioners, is printed at the ba.:my - Ofitei "T. TilYlcors Nuit, New Brictso.ausst:' '• WHt : tl Men of Education, and prolessioa.o skill use persevertig endeavours to discover the mat MID and .; :ertam method of treaeng a few prevail'ng Maass, the SYOOIIIII. ' :bp result ortheir experience is the best prbof of superiority. Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have been induced Ili wake the cure of the following the object of their particular ;End,. villa, a certatn Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment ofintolllso cation, and ;ts concomitants, Strictures and Glints, which, bra ' ' an improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured; as also del.:. !ditty, whether arisln j i from Bacchanalian indulgences, long peabt deuce 4 r ...sem citniatec, or a scent solitary vice, too oftep tort happily pursued by the youth of both sexes, in the one 111111111411 P stenlity or barrenness, and in the other a numerous wale Odes) vous d ceases, which, if not timely remedied, terminal:ll In, healPti terse and - consumption. In that distressiog state ofteball elk deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful bahilifr aristnb fry ,- .1 any other cause, by which the powers at hfronninelse tution b_corne rtveebUd, as regularly educated Surmise et Mien . don, they offer a funt, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and vtorot.s hea7th. • Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the core of these particular complaints, in orjer that they may not be, by a mlstakm few, marked with the obloquy so justly attached to the Ignorant empiric, think It but justice to themselves to suns that they havi been properly educated and initiated into every !trench o: the prolcssioo (certificates of which, from Mersa timpttals, and testimonials front the most eminent Physician% they have to convince any inquirer) that the success resulting from their endeavours first induced them to qifir the *edict of the general Practitioner, and they presuineathet their pretensions consutute a lair ground for the unprecedented confidence mob which they have, by the Public, beeo so hberally honoured. • '1 The result of a lon% and extensije practice has enabled the !IT a superior method, to remove venereal complaints, however tnvet crate- or complicated, without subjecting the pietism ta the least reoraiut In diet or exercise"; and in recent Cases where cep early application is made on discovery of the infection, they fre I quently perform i cure in the short space of two days. The ati; preeedented Amens of their mode of treatment (which taistoe•oit beets known to faildo one single instance in apramiee of ilium, during which period re say thousand persons of both sexes have been cured, even a ft er severe and Injurious methisds had been ' pursued by other Prac Wooers without effect), induces them to thus publicly offer their advice. To be consulted daily by Patients of either sex, with secrecy, delicacy, and attention.—Letters from the country, containing the paroculars of tNe case, age, and manner of living. Inclosing . a renritance, duty attended to, and advice sad Medicine' for . welded to any past of tit: kingdom. I 00.45 and Co Sun:wens. la. :Souverle-atreet. Fret-street. MATRINIINY. % I)isorders have contributed more essentially I( destroy Hymeneal Happiness than those winch are the consequence of ungutteled ple..sure. People of every Tauk pay adoration to the Shrine of Wedltch, but where the Conetituneet has been tainted by Disease, a et-lunation of stability is sably requisite. Twenty years have we devoted our practice go the exclusive trra:mrnt ot.the following Disorders, and the Inas cessful result of our plan gives us additional ardour to oppose, as t far as we are able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the most important in the catalogue of Human Infirmities. After initiation into every branch, as Navy Surgeons, we termed awl*. at an early period of practice, to fescue individuals from the rorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitkney of general Practitioners. ..The Disorders to the care of which we have devoted our at. tention, cornerise every species of Venereal Infection; all klub of D c bilry, why her arising from the habits of school or the indulgencies of maturer age; that deringement ort System in Women, which is - called Tiartenness or Sterdityg Seminal Weaknesses, Gleets, Obitructiotte In the Grecian , : es also Strietuees t whether recent or of long duration, aa which !me bola -si the skill of other Practitioners,. are by our present improved plan of treatment effectually and peen*. newly cured, Without the patient suffering the excruciating paW and alarne'ng hemorrhage which frequently fames the applies. tints attar Lunar Colette. In the course acme extensive prateide in this nostroeolis, numerous oases of S fRI4: hU itES have bees and are daily under our care, the total eradication of which tad. fecied by s sate, certain, and expeditioos mode (Acute supetior to any other yet adopted. 'l he weakness, relasaion, and defile lity, proceeding fruit tilts complaint ate l ipeedily removed, and the Patiesw-resiored to sound and vietraus health. B4* where the debility has for years exi s ted, a proper perseverance in our restoralive rensttiies is indispensably rests:Site, to revive the slum. bering sparks of life, and to reanimate the constitution. Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance or baste in the trea-snent of a simple Gonorrhea, and it not unfotquently hap. pens tha. the seeds of life are poisoned by the -indiscretion of rya 'unguarded hour. .By a superior method such complaints an caAly cored ; and evim where othets have failed, we trust tilt I we mail presume to offer a radical re-establishment. Few, bow- I ever, are the CaScE of complicated distress In this disorder, coos rated with the calamitous situation of men, whl, front ao indul gence in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a lashiouable life, acquire that state of debility which is the unavoidable cons.. iturtice of such pernicious habits.- Where the unhappy sufferer :woods ever his nii-cry, but carefully conceal* his mistortunts,lt may be some consolation eir bins to keow,t hat although it be an object of doubt or uncertainty with other practitionersobe ree moval of them eleildencies by the gradual progress of Renovation, is the acqteremerst of our experience. if the lilt' of Bacchus or Venus have beget] to seduce •manly rigour, much anxiety will Ate prevented by an early counteraction of this languid state, acid rrn these caste no great difficulty will occur. Married Women, who have long been disappointed in their expect:pions of a fanoly, may be assure:lolmi in most instances. such detects are curable by Medical skill. The secrecy which is so eseetir,i to our undertaking, and the , quabficatienis which ate have presumed to state, form the basis of our pretensions. and in co:i‘cidence wi is t.stch this int•mation le Oven, that Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consoled by Ps items of tidier sex with the greatest secn.c and honour, at their House, No. 107, ileiroolarden. Patients in the Country are reqeested to state the partieteare of their ease, age, and gem rah habit of livi;sg, and enclosing a re ' initialler fur advice and Medicine's, when the same will Ix give. or sent to any part of the Kingdoit. . - .4:1Allt1 P. and Co. Surgeons, No. 107, Hatter-gartbra. • 0 This dseYras published; Elegantly printed in Miss pnce NIANCIPATION.—A Pnem.—By ROBERT DORMAN, Esq. tif Printed for Stockdale, jun. 41, PalliMalt ; and H. Fitzpatrick, I Debtin. Al,o, in a handsome Volume, ete. containing seven Port*. and Views, Trice only Li. ijs.vsl, The Emerald tile; a Poem, t‘ iris NOtrA ldstorical Ind biogrnhical. By Charles OUR" Esq: Barrkti-r at Law. To which is added, A Fiagmentary Tale 01 •the Castle. - •