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:11i .. .A:4 :I ..101764 •I• v‘. - vtt..r•. l -) • -'• • .i 1^; wi . Nrivifts • . *, • DASHlONAttniAt*MGOaylir. Ar tList, I privately taught, at Sherrard-street, Gulden-square, to Ladies and Gendeteett ofai y iige, iteithltavelitot drleifint that ssadotrislottrir, oriravelfortite litbbetw kV*. • Mr. *'satyr 'Mem of tioeitinirts tragreely• studied for those Ass whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requisite ibr geriteel society expeditiously, privately. and in wsuperior gyle of grace and elegance. Tho le Whh do not 'Want Oivate tba t ellbg /may froth at a small expeace, with aitspettable et trY pupjh, oh the 'public teaching eveliiiigs. Profetiort Of dittscing taught the, snot elegant fancy dances, and all the superior pa of of the profes sion. The Subscripqou Assontlalfes lira every Fridii. • DASHIONABLE DANClNG.,—PevateTtricion. Mr.1.101 / KINS bees leave lit) Vdurri ids roust graceful thanks 'Obis Prieods and the Public in general. for th e very die isinghished patronage he has so lOng experienced, and respectfully solicits a cuntinuante of their favours. Ladies and Gentlemen rho have never kcquired this attompliehment, or thine whis have not attained the present Pasldoltable :Wide, may be laitesly Initrutted in .Ise 'most private manner to qualify them for the drat Assemblies, on application at his residence, Coach inakere Hall, Noble-street, Foster-lane, Cheapside. Schools attended. SURREY. Bt SOLD BY PRIVATE 'CONTRACT, A FREEROLD ESTATE, 30 miles from to wn 111.. ebTrerNg Frfroley Motiee, • Mansion with every cenve. skeet Va it large family, and 50 Acres of Lend in a ring fence alwrotinding the House, adorned pith line Timber and thriving Plantations. Fifty Acres of Meadow adjoining, atay be hid at the option of the Purchaser. For further particulars, appinif by letter,. poet paid, to Mr Loveridge, Solicitor, No. la, Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury. RROI.t itti Co. 7, Cornhill, and 26, Oxford. ‘,../ street, respect:Oily acquaint the Public they have a great Variety of Tickets and Shares on Sale for the STATE LOT WAY to Irt.gia Drawin SC g 17th ME TH CON IS MTOAI NTH, September. THE HENS 2 Prizes or - - £20,000 2 - elf - - io,boo With a p4at propnrtioh of other Capitals, and tin Prize less than a62o.—The First Thotissind Blanks will be also entitled to £2O each, end the First Ticket drawn a Prize above £2O will receive an Additional Price of £lO,OOO. Ordbla Ilroisi the Country (post paid) punctually attended to. Particular Numbers may be obtained at the above Offices, if net already sold. Jlt NSBY and Co. S•rue K-Buottefts, respectfully .. acquaint the Public, that they are?selling Tickers and -shares in great Variety, and at.the lowest Prices, at char cl.l- • established O ffi ce, 26, CORNHILL, when ;A Prices Ate paid • on demand.—The Scheme contains, a Prizes of - ar20,0041 2 - of - £19,000 Besides many other Capital Prises. Only 12,0c0 Tickets, and no Prize less than £eo. The First 1,000 Blanks will be entitled to £2O cat.h. The First Pt Pze above £2O on the First Day will be entitled to £10,c01). the That Prize above £2O on the Second Day will be entitled to £20,000. Letters by Post, or Paftels by Carrier, Will be executed with Fidblity and Dispatch. Drawlerberns on the 17th THIS MONTH. TB• • - I§H wishes tb remind his best Friends (the . Public) that the resent Lottery begins . Drawing tife nth If this Month. The Scheme coutaiits 2•of - X 20,000 1 5 of - X1074)0 S . 1 ,X)00 6 - - . 500 &e. - &e. &e. Aetl the first 1000 Vents will be entitled to ±io each. There is no Prize less than £2O; and the first Piite above .E4O the first day, will be entitled to £10,000; and the first Prize the second slay (September 213) to .C 20,000. Tieletialld Shares are selling at the truly fortunate Offices of flitsn, 4, Conan% and 0, Charing Cross, where Twenty-one CA PITAL PRIZES *eft Sold and Shared in the last Lottery that finished in June. Satentes, with tiarticulars, to be had gratis, and air kinds of Govertitnent SeCarities bought aad sold by Commission, at 4, CORNfiII.L, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, LONDON. - PY RING and MA RSDEN's.iE n ATED LEMONADE!, kr. 7 (also adapted for Nevi), pretastred from their Lettftm Acid. This delightful S ummee Beverage is made without the least troulsic. So simple is the method of Ming it, that every one who favours it sarith a trial will he convinced of it s convenience, particularly per sons residing in the t °tinny, or tt wateringrlaces, as in their walks when at a distance front Notre tit may retresh themselves with a grateful beverage. Orters of the Al my on a march, Ladies and Gentlemen travelling, parties of pleasure on the water, will find it tteellently adapted, and Fee the advantage of keeping it by them. The patronage Spyrinz, and Marsden have experienced in the Sale of their Lemon Add for domcatic purposes, also their Port able Lemonade, encouraged them to introduce their itrated, and they batter themselves it wiltalso meet with approbation, as well for its richness and elegance ot prcpaidtion, as from its cons prat ive cheapness and readiness for use. Prepared only by them, No. 163, Borough, Lonticn ; and sold by Confectioners, I: align \'‘''areliouses, &c. &c. The ./Erated Lemonade, in boxes at Ss. containing powders ft: eight tumblers. The portable Lemonads, in Pattkets, it 2s: for eight tumblers, tell'ea also only require: tLe addition of water. 'their I,emun Acid, adapted tot every purpose in Cookery, in Bottles, 2s. Cal. each. Spy ring and Marsden request those who w!s!.. to have either of the :L'o . ve, to notice their names on •he bottfe, wrapper, and box, satin rwise, they may be easanointed in not having the article they .Bared, as their Acid and Lemonade have Seen copied by several persons. They think it necessary to annex this caution, as many have been already deceived. CkiEAV GREEN PAIN cs. HE following much approved GREEN PAINTS . are manufactured by . I AMES CREASE and SON, 53s West Smithfield, London, and are adapted to the preserva6on iind beautifying of every detcription of Woodwork exiiwed to the weather. Sold al. h printed direction's, in casks of fourteen pounds each, lad upwards. i . No. I. Invislie Green, at 565. per cwt. This Paint, which is extremely neat in its appearin:e, Is from lbe loWnee:s of its price, particularly apPilcable to the more swil trl purposes of painting : it being equally durible with the Oat expensive ektours. No. 2. A good Olive Green, at Is. per ih. 14 ). S. A superior ditto, at is. Cd. per lb. _...., No. 4. t-pari.if Olive Green, at .2.5. rid. per lb. *). 4. patent Grass Green, .t sts. per lb. . . lie two last mentioned Greens, from their great richness. and trability of colour; ate pectiliAy adapted to the oroaruental .ft of out-door paip,;ing: , . 3. C. and Son beg leave to state, as distinguishing qualities of .7se above paint:, that they are finely ground in linseed oil, and without any admixtur.• of eitrancous substance; ; which serving 41311 to increase the weight of the article, are either injurious, or 'add nothing to its essential properties a; a paint. : Boiled Linseed Oil, for thinning the above paints, at per gallon. a . Nn. 6. Japan Green;for Venetian Blinds, Canisters, !enders, etc. in bottles with printed directions, at Is. 6d. 3s. and et. esch. This ton 66,11 colour may also be applied to many ether orn3- 1 agents' in slOor purpose.; as painting flower-stands, baskets, &c. • 'To Gentlemen taking fire pounds worth of the above Colours, é discount of fire per cent will be allowed: or ten pounds worth, ten per cent. . Patterns of the Greens may be seen at the manufactory. Genuine White Lead, Pahit Oils, and Colours of every de sktipllon,;ets• *Moderate mike; 'any of whisk, when required, taitutuili pr i iiuoil for 140. • . . • ' e • ' • ''' . .- *.i tt .• ' • % "**- - - - t`" 1 ‘' ' • ••I ' 4 , it,, e k .'' . * .. . . . .. -.. •,.., .‘„ ?„f5. .., .14 . i i ~. ..1 4 :i iii ;, .. i . • ~ . ; :?%- ---Z , , • • .• , Ig . ZOO ' 1 *, . 411 i i' r 1 .40 . ..' . ....15 4 ).. . • 1 1. ,` . • • •41r: : • lb- '''. . • , ••f. . ' .7 . '.. '.• Jo • , .4 .•. .. . .' ' . " '. , •Ita . :. # ... • $ $. ...1; lx • . . ‘ 11 17 AP P. • . :***.•., . ~ '. ' - 1 1. . •. . • '.2. ''''' - - .• . • Itl , ..- • . . . ftki -. --_-*---_-../ - _ i- .• ,_ . , , - SAIVIen t LY, SEPTEMBER 4813. Tti In Vto. pees IA; 'muds, B TJA.GAIJIVA ; or, The Algebra of the Hindus: By SDWARb STBACHEY, Oldie East-Indio Companyl Bengal Civo Service. ',unarm: Primed Tor "Biel - , 'Parry and Co. 11'64411er* to the lirm.ititvrAißia Company, Leaden:tall-street. . _ Ills day piblfshed, price vs. ITIPE WHOLE DUTY of CONSTABLES, in A. the beveral.Pardcatrs of their °Hee. To which is added, as ANALYSIS of , die LAW, of SE rTLETAEN I'S; whit Heads of Cases and Oglniona of the Judges; compiled for tilt use of 'holigissrites, Solkitur4, Officers. By a MAGISTRATE. Sold by Sentchard and.Litterman, and C;osby and Co. Lon. don; Mozley, Painsborough; and by all ollsorhonisieliers. ACOE7PTED ADDRESSES AND MACILE rm TitAVESTIE: This day was pubfishid, fit One Voltime, snuaß ere. price es. in boards, rtHE ACCEPTED ADDRESSES; or, PRA ilium PO Z TAAUD4. To which is added, Macbeth Triveiitie. • 4 Fortune her gifts may variously dispose l il And uta he happy card • London: Printed for Thomas 'Pegg., No. 111, Clibillakle Wm. Allason, 31 Bond-street; J. Dick and J. Stitherlend, Edim burgh; J. Cumming and C. La Gnitige, Midi* ; and of all other Boastile re. Of wht m'may be had, the .tirtdition of Jokeby Under rye PittoiTaie of IseTl2 - tir.lfrtW4s t is "PRINCES 'OF WALES. This day was published, price XI. 1 i; TANE DE DUNSTANVILLE ; or,• C.b*l-Acters as they are; in 4 Vols. 1 ptio.—By ISABELLA KELLY, Author of Madeline, Abbey Stl Asaph, Eva, Ruthinglenne, Se cret, Modern Incident, feiceßitta, Point*, Literary Infbrinktion, &c. &c. Published for the Author, by J. Singer, No. 1, Star:luster yew, London ; and sold by Messrs. Wilson and Son, York; Mr. Mozley, Gainsboymigh ; Messrs. Beilby and Co.. Birmingham ; Mr. Sutton, Nottingham; Mt. Kerte, Dublin; and by all Book ' idlers. Of whom may be had, In 2 Vols. 12nto; price 10s. 6d. • MOUNT E Rtn ;an Irish Tale. By Matilda Potter..., 'FM:. day acre poblibhed• NEW EnnioNs of Two of the MOST F,STEEfAED • SCHOOL-BOOKS in the ENGLISH LANGUAGE... 1. rilllE UNIVERSAL PRECEPTOR, or Uni. versal Grammar fif Arts, Sciences, and General Know ledge, provided with 9uesi ions, after the genuine ihterrogatite System of Education, by the Rev. DAvto BLAIA, Author of the Eitglish grammar, Class Book, &c. &c. a new Edition, revised throughout, with Addi•ions, price 410. 6d. bound. A Grammar of Natural Philo-ophy, Astronomy, and Che mistry, provided whh Questions; ttc. att.:- the interrorative System, by the same Author, a new Edition, greatly enlarged artul im;iroved, so as to form one of the must perfect elementary Books in the Language, price .5.. bound. Printed for P.ichard Philltis; sold by John touter, No. 1, Pa ternoster-row, and by ali Booksellers. Just published, price 6s. 6d. THE • PAMPH LET EE R, NUMBER 111. 63NTAININO, I. An Eramination.of Mr. COURETT'S Objections to the Bill for the Relief of the Unitarians. [Original.] . 11. Plan fur inereas'ng the lopmes of the Officers of the Arm y after,a certain period of service, or being disabled from Wounds, Ite. &c. or invalided ; 'and al e° for a Provisia, in addition to the Government Allowance, to Officers' Widows, and a liberal Al lowance to the Children of °Fleas, for the purposes of Educa tion, &c. . . 111. Report of the National Society, at a Meetlng held 2d June, 1 Itilfi..-IAII Wore Reports will be printed eiclusively in the Pantphleteef.l IV. Rev. J. EUSTACE'S Answer to the Bishop of LINCOLN'S Charge. V. Rev. Dr. belattit's Letter to the Rev. P. G...xfSotrnr, in confutation of the opinion, that the Vital Principle of the Refor mation h.” been lately conceded to the Church of Rdme. VI. Report of the Committee of Corteippridence of the East: I !flea Company on the Claims of the Outpoas ; widi a Letter ta •Lord „ L AUCKINGII 4 MISHIP C, &C. i VII. Hints on the Present State of Of Question between his Majesty's Ministers and the Court or trectors, relative to the Irenewal of the East India Company's Charter. , V!11. Second Report of the Fish Association Cotomittee. . 1 IX. An Adilress to the Parliament of Gnat Britain, on the I Clams of Anthers to their own copyright. [Original, 3d Ed. with additions.] I X. Substance of Mr. Husat ssott's Speech on Finance and the Slotting Fund. Xl. The American Qtt aeon, in elntinuation from Volume I. fOtiginal.l - )141. Observations on Authors and Books, adapted i', the for mation of a strati library. [Original:l Sold by 0:::e, Curtis, and Co. Paternoster-row i Rodwell, Bond-sartet, and aft othe r liCioßsellers. . I'V The PAss rut:iv - Ell will in future consist, of almoA en- Orel, original Pamphlets. No. IV. will be published in November. 2 AWE'S PATENT BRUTISH, SHIRTING CLOTH-the only Manufacture of the Kind in the United Kingdom. Established I SOB. This fabric trent its c , rnmencrinent has been manufactured With a view for sale to private Farnilies and hone Trade, and is now brought to a tit gree of excellence and perfection unequalled, and sold at about half the price of Irish Linen. It is peculiarly adapted tnr all seasons and climates by Its free dom from the effects incident to the changes of the atmosphere, to which every other description of blurting Cloth tillable. Its durability and beautiful whiteness atter five years trial, stun& unrivalled, and the Proprietor pledges himself to reim burse any purchaser who May experiende any deficienty iC th 4 qualities for which it Is reCOMmetaried. • ; Sold at the Patentees Original Warehonse, No. 154, Cheap,. side near St. Plant; Harding, Howell, 'add Co. so, Pall MO; and Irs other Wyse i n Lottdott. I%)lAitliE efIIMNEY.:PMES. retnariAily cheap, Tote itdd at 0. CtIEVELI22, 'Statuary, No. 18, York-buildings, New Road, nea; Baker-street. A Vaticti of llandeanie Marble Chinks,-pieces, adapted toi/rawibg-rooras, "Ditdag4oonts, Studies, &e. &c. Apply from 10 until 5 o'Clock. MONEY IMMEDIATELY. No.'s, DulFe;streA, Xaelphl. lkAr ESSR S. NietiOLS gad Co. can command any Sinn of Monty, and &rein the Aitais of lending Inum AlOO to any extenti upon ticry denription o f Property. Bills and Notes of Hand di.cothed, end Instant advances wide upon apprbved securities. The transactions of this Office will always be Mudd to be tonducted aids The itsost aelicary and propriety. —Letters must be rest-paid.—Attendanee from elet,en 611 Av.,. mtint. A tEsslB - • GENTLEMAN of, the PRO N, hating AA- elidiltS, and Convictbins of ophlence and the hlghest•re weiciability, is Induced to 'offei the advance 4( Suns of, Money, either great or small, on the security of Mitrisse Settlements, Money In the Funds, Life Esta:es, sor on Leasehold, Freehold, and Oopitiold Newt; .n terms more hien], honoerable, and adventageous to lleirrowers than are in general publicly submitted. Apply py letter (post paid) or or personally to Mr. W. at his Of- Ace,l 4 llt. Ch 2Pol Plebe; Vero-street, Cavendish -square. • • TO. courrrair rLEME,N. AY MAN of 21, competent ut4ettabe z - s. the management of a PUVII; can pla* and seer; MOSSO land and tirilherents no .slaty if they are 11:41 to flake trim im a Partner in any part of the concern, hit 116 live with the prinntpil ; he bat been two years with a Oantleman as an Apprentice, tinge, which he has beat to Devobahke improviugA Farm, which is now Let to great advantage. Further particulais may be known by applying. to A. B. C. 38, Gioucester-strebt, Quetn-squart, any diy after one o s elbtk, or letteri (pint-paid) will he citlty attended to. rfIOAE who wish to know that otit . ttitAT ron is merciful, as be ititinnipntent, and that he never intended mankind should be tortured with disorders of extrime pain, without placing in his power the means of a cure nay re- I ceive this information, by perming B. Gursz's Quideitnn Pain, which May be had at his house, N 0.9, Great Surrn.itreet, Soot of Biackfrbtrs' Bridge; or may be seen in the Srast Newspaper; fresh May, 1811, to this day ; likewise nidy be seen in la Belie 4.l4iseroblee, from Dec..lBl 2, until an indefinite term. Case 85 Will be intertedin't his Paper on Saturday next, for the last time, and will be fcillowed by Cases 86 6(187, both or which reside if: the neighhouthoa of Mr. Wm.,Dowling, and have been lately returned from the London Hospitals as.beinAincrrable ; .88 a cast of Contracted Gout, attended by a most distressing Liver Complaint, of a Captain in the Eaat-...dia Service ? ieretebthins ' self, and published at hi* recitals?, the truth of whirls can liketeise be proved by the Books of tbh Hon. the Copt of Directors of the East-India Company. This will be followed hi No. 89, 90,91,92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, and 160 ; all of *bent bang sous! Xa mentable cases of Patients lately re:timed from the London ties , pitals without being relieved, and have beep cured by the dues tonian Medicines, the repotatiob of them having been established upwards bt Su sears, in the first city this svoild taxi boast of. NERVOUS DEBUATir. . . rrHE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD havitik been Uncommonly successful with young people, who have the appearance and air of old age; who an pale, effeminate, be. numbed, stupid, and even imbecile; Whose bodies are become bent, whose legs are no ldnger able to carry theta; who have an utter distaste for every thing, and are totally hacapicitatetr; th!s celt.brated Curtlial stands highly recomthended to tie afflicted With these languishtng disordOrit, as the only medicine that can be ad. mitdstertd with assured Confidence of success, 15.4 ; virtues being daily demonstrated In eradicating the worst cud most dangerous symptoms; and nothing has tended so much to establish its fame the certaiu success in those complaints which strike their roots so deep in the constitution, and are so fatal to • the happiness of mankind. • Another supply is just, received, and for Ole by Matinters and I sigh, 18, Strand, London; A. Smith, North Bridge, Edin burgh ; and all,. Medicine Venders. Pri:C 11s. each, or four in one family liAtt.e for 3:0. by which one lls. bottle Is saved, with the words 5 ' Sand. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp. —•.• Dr. Solomon exp:cts, when C o nsulted by letter. the. usual cempliment of a lute pound note to be inclosed, addressed— " Money Letter. Dr. Sokrtion, Gileadliouse, near Liverpool. Paid double pouage." • BtTLEWS VEGETABLE RESTORA FIVE TOOTH iIOWDER. • ------------ EAUTIFUL White Teeth may be regarded as -Li one of the greatest blessings Providence can bestow, wkhout hich the finest formed face is imperfect; inattention to the teeth and guthi is the principal came c't an offen•ive breath. Bimaa's VEGETABLI6 RESTORATIVE TOOTiI I. I OER is a most ele4arit and certaiii remedy for all diseases of. the teeth and gums ; its parieulai qualities arc no: simply confined :o cleansing the teeth, but will preserve them in the highesrstate cl perfection - it cool render them beautifully white, fasten teach as May be lo ose, and restore them to their original purity, entirely eradicate the scurvy In the gums, mime then; to adhere close and firm to the teeth, rt.nder them of a healthful red, and the,,breath delicately sweet, relieve and cure the most excruciating tenth-ach; pun-bites, and swelled face. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's; 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Church lard; and retail by Litton and Sharp, Ports- rsouth; Hall and Johnson, Gosport ; Allnutt, Weston, Mallory, and fonts, Portsea ; Trewman, Exeter; Cuokworthy, Glenville, Gilbtrt, and Howland, Plymouth • Newbury, ; Baxter and M'llonald, Glasgow ; Smith, iidandeissfon, Scott, and. Car gill, Edinburgh ; Crmwell, Bath ; Ross and Peck, ; . Brighton ; Robert., Seldm," and Ruif, Cheltenham; Greg son and Billinge, Edward! and Penny, Liverpool; Stains ant; Lynch, Manchester ; Bowen, Norwich : Knott and Llis'yd, Bit mingliani ; Gregory,'Brighton ; anirof most relatable Medi cine Venders in the kingdoui, In Boaea ss . od. eac h. Also tnai be had, Butler's celebrated Lavender Water, which s patronised by Ike Princess of Wales and the Princess Charlotte, in Battles at 4s. each. _ TO THE PUBLIC. THE Carminv:tive fpi Children, called the IN, PANTS' PRESERVATIVE, prepared genuine only' by Sohn Atkinson, Apothecary, Manchester, is beco nie,so celebrated, and its use so geherally adopted, that any public notice of its pro- perties or etfects woad, be Unnecessary, were it nos that the rtpu ta'ion of the genuine preparation is likely to be ittitired by the. sale of spurious irruttinna, which are shamefully offered for sale In videos parts of the Kingdom# and particularly where the me dicine is in the &mutest repute. Ladies and others who send to the shops are request a , s, observe, that rash bottle. the g*ituine • preparation has the sig,,,,ture of John Atkinson, on a copperplate label affixed, anal the names of Barclay said Son, the Wholesale Agents, on the stamp. . , s. • • The " Infant ' s Preseriative" his been prepare& in Man.. ahester by the prest.::t Proprietor and Inventor near 20 years , during which the Sale has been. progressively increasing, till it bas nearly superseded the use of .aU other Carminatives, audit ' may be contdently a'serted, that more than thirty thOusend-Fa tull,es In the town and neighbourhood of Manchester, can vouch ,. for its salubrious and preservative. property. It is alleavant, innocent; and efficacious Carminative, intended ata preventative against, as wed as a remedy for those CoMpWntsp which * Chll- dress in their early infancy are most liable; as Meted or distil:. tiered Bowels, Couvid(ions, di f f i cult Breeching, the: Rickets, &c. as also an aditrable As‘istaut to Nature, during the progress of the Huopiug Cough, tho'htlaslbs, and the CO* Peck and Vas- Prepared lay Jahn Atkinson, Apothessiry, Manclitister; anal sold by Br.:ciay and Sons, 95, Fleet-Market, London (who are apPointed its rile Wholesale Agenii); and all respectable Ven ders of Mediiitte in Towns and Country, price is. lid. or in bot tles containing six of the •unall,at 4e, 6d. each, duty included. ...A• above :nay glib. had the Rose' Liniment for c. Nipple:: rice Lia; • . . PPict SIXPENCS 114.t.PSSIM. • • 141111 14 CATE ARCHWAY. --4PTTONAT; AW. THE DIRECTOR'S of the HIGHGATE ARCHWAr COMPAWY aredesirous of horrowhig past the Cupitalanttiorizetilly the Acts of-Parrament to he raised by them upon Pronai.sory Notes of Fifty Pounds *cis, under tt e common of the tomPr74 3 P.ble on the l I ,t.dity of Augusts 1817, and htaring intere<Tt.at the rate of per Cent. per An nom (the Company to to.e, the Property Tax:l.:and the holthis thereof are to have an option of becoming, a Finprietor of Oise Siktte of Frey Von t4s, in lieskof Prioclpal bionertf. Fifty Pounds so lent. proAdt4 n hatstielt,optitmlw declared tot Ckrk pf the Conilztry at. any time lidore the said tat day of Ailast, 1817. The Rates and To* aiiihrwiled tobe tikes on the Road, which Is now open and producing a raenue, and all.other the property and l'eYerate of tlif.Corppany, are, ky. the Act of Parlitropp, made security for all sums of ,Money to be borrowed as afurn ssid. gloat for receiving the names of ,persons willing to become Sidiscribersto the said Loin,. are open at the House of Mews. Whitehead, Howard, and Treasurers tia thp said Cows. not; and at the Oftcoot. Mr. Pringle, the tierit to the.com patty, Gre.Tle s arei.t, Rattan-Garden; aad will continue epee I till the 15th instant. , FOR SAI*I34 POBLICAUCOUN, At the Nets Royal Hotel, 9i:orris-street, Plyntotith, on Friday, • them:nit day of heptember next. at Noon; ' • , TI-It good CHASSE MAREE le FRU- Bto-then about Fifty Tors; Captured ht; end coti. icd as Prise to hitt Majesty's Shift Getbsretcu; bomb. WALLick,Psq. Captat;n. , . This Vessel is tat floored, tal-.es the groptid well, and amiss a brig Cargo—would rucke a very bandy little Coaster or Lighter, and Is wall found. immediately afterwards, Her CARO° ; gocisisting of, for Exportatieu, • • 201 1 - lOgskratLi, a lialf-Hogsheads, French I`.cd Wine ; I Pipes eery superior Frrneh Brandy. After tthich, ex ta,alC, condemned as Prize, 2 Cases, containing S•lk Ribbons; Ditto, contaning:Ktd Gloves. % will ifie +. A Dtposit.i.if Twenty-Bee Pounds pr: - C ent. in.Desh or Bank of Eneand Notes, st tt , e time . 4 •Ate, tut' the remainder before the dee—veil , of the G..ttr. For Icrentpries, Catalogu. s, and turther intbrrnatiam, artily t• Messrs. italvala and awls' MitOarkilicl'aaLtiUl I)IY SCO m M ua ll ti. 11i.. 1 , Bro kir. PlyttiOuth, Angnst 181 9. IVIESS.R.S. COSS and. Co. ai regulaxly educated Surgeon' of London, have sedulouslydevoted,theireisecn. dian for these last 17 years it , the stndy, of those distillers which eb frequently er.lbitter, and too often prevent, 'that Jnpttniziblo blessing, matrimonial felicity. The numerous applications till have 1411 4 .5it0 receivedttaint persons of she first distuiction e and the uniftarm success. attendingalteer. superior toad, of ,treenssose ha such complaints„indupe them thus_publielyto oler their assist twees lo all catt;s of d ibiliti or deficiency, 7, hetber resulting from the too frequency of participating In the gaieties of a fasOnerisie life, the unbounded indulgence of libertinism, or a se c r e t ntratart, and destructive habit, which weekeni the energy of the inind,atul destroys the flower of plith,by producing sterility in tbaopsipx, sad impotence in the other, they offer asafe and pi!rmanint etre. TO those il , ' from such complaints, areipreventesi entering into the marriage state, and ashamed to seek relief, brood ovet their infirmities in silence, it mestbe consoling to know, however tiff& cv! or Weft regain the cure may be deepwd by other practitioners that, by a renovating and infallible method, they may-he :amoral tb a sound tpd vigorout. constitution. A tints% Disorder, fee. . Await) , contracrectin a moment of indiscretino; and evtryersies of Venefeal Infection, by a mild and never:fa:Mg Mode of tressment, is speedily an.l radically reinoved, without restraint in diPqt or exercise. as also Strictures of thqUretbra and Gletts sviticheltel are enabled to cure in a eluirt petiOd, without recourse to the paenfill, dangerous effects of.the Caustic ; references-of *lids ;an be given to several Gentlemen of high respect4bilicy, who We been cured in a very 4,itort ireiod, after .h4ring lahnurLd ender wit:three for many years. To married Itemides, wltuse ever.- tat lobs of those tender pledges of connubial happiness have been defeated, It may sits° be a pleasirg reflection to know, that by a proper perseverance in their remedies the general !wattle is rear wed, and the impedinients reasovud. Messrs. Goss and Co. esclustvi,Jr. professing the cure of the), particular complaints, in order th.:t they may not be narked by a mistaken few with the obloquyso jug!) , attached to the Igoe. .rant empiric; thinP. it but justice to dietusileet to stare that they ! have been properly . educated and initiated into every branch .of the prof-mime (certificates of which from different hospitals, spd st i mots ials from the most eiuinent physicians, they have, to'cows • vlnce any imitercr,) that the success resultiog from:their endea vours first induced them to quit the practice of the general pray thinner, and they presume that ilienc pretensions qopstittite stair igroend for the uopr.sciedented Confidence with wLich they have by tho Public been eo liberally honopred. ' Patients In the coentry are requested to state the partleplars of _their case ' age, and manner of et closing . a Bwite for advice and roathcines, and the sane we'll be forwarded se say partof thekingdons, GM*: and ecauriimiii,l2, BouvariepstreetrPteit tuitsectlikittk. And Co. burgeon), late in MS JAL Majesey'a Service, thallengc the emote world to prove • tingle instance *here their Medicine and method of ,cure ever 'if led of the desteid affect. The practice of many years In the yarticalat branch of their protege= bas not given rise to eon unsuccessful case. They eontiaiue teallrect their tellies to the treatment and mire of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement. of the system, which Is the consequence ut the pernicious and wasteful effects of a habit long rainiest unhappily pursued by the youths of both Nies, • in the one it will be found to be the unfailing sourcoef bums. nest; *the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a dls treating &tate of,debility, whicb,knot iimely ret ttedied, terminates 'in hinioteuce. These :Ire It§ remote and ultfinete effects, while con sunnqions, loss of muscuil i power,aud various nervous Complaints !usually characterise the earlier stages of this eatery vice. of per sons languishing tulder. the disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is si..sple and bas :levet proved unsuccessful, in . the court of a long, laborious, and mut!! extended practice. In the most obstinate and u implicated cases of venereal infection, seek as obstrectiosup ht the urethra, nast i ly excrescences. • hard .to. more, callous ulcers, eruptions, seatiaal- weakness, glees, as also STRICTURES, %Whether recent or of h .sad which have baßled,the oft efsither Practitioners ; - are by t heir present improved plan of treatment, effectually and permanently cured, *it/wet the patient 'offering the excruciating pain ; and alarming ,hemorrhage .syhtch often follows the application of the hutar caustic. in the costae of SO years extensive practice India metro/Adis, ntrestrous cases of Strictures have been and are daily under their care, the to:al .- • aradication of which ae effected by a safe, certain, and nous mode of practice, seperior to any other yet adopted. The weaknefs, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this com plaint, is speedily removed, and the patient restored to sound . and Vigorous health. Buf *here the debility has fur years exis ted, a prover perseverance la their restorative renedies,afierthe Stricture liar been destroyed, Is imdispenubly. requisite to revive the slumberieg . sparks of to reanimate the constitution. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the ,tirst respectability •havibeen under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the re moval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictr,res, See. and, bating received a radical aad_permaaent cure, request thatreference may be made to them a Nitisfactery evidences of the deridel sw petit:wiry of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen had Strictures front ten. to twenty years, and wee undCer the care of Messrs. 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