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FpHE next Meeting of the Nobletnent nad.-Ginsle* mei etturatod at RVitir Scetiot.,Wilitie34. l o 4 ltefrlilhis day, the BOth day of January, 1814, at the Free Maaoll t Arefit, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn 11*.14, Locate , at 3Ja b clock pridiely. STEWARDS.-' ' 14 1' , 1 ••• ;. . 1-101,ifitrable DAN. FINCii I I.ltUtlitilt6olo/11Ak l it41,MW. CV..01". BTAAANI '. IitIeXCIVD. ASTLET, ESq. . •ev. Pilule Hoataa I PLILsv. IrAlYieUr. Vs+. -, 11340i-Oeneral Nampa. M.P. 1 it.stsit liatittt'eitol),thi. The Stewards bet the favour of those Deintetisen,Who intend zu honour them wth their company, to leave their names 14 the Tavern on or before the 17th. that that may i.egulare accordingly. ' . 011 - I"olllrtidatt . avo% Ett Iv.ar-!pproftit • 11RATORE...40YEAMUEUTOL.1111, • low, Berri/iv-at-Law:. .• • • J. •-• • • .! - • 'Tile Thied. Edition. oorrected,ibl;h Addible.; Lop*, t Peirited file J. neeleilinlfth - ast 4 efloPell ol ofitaist ; C 4 '461.,,Pkg4 0 51 3 !* 1 0t • , • • • • Tisk dkproftwiwillebed i • - •• • In Rpyal Octavo, price Xi. Bs ; An boards. A pilAcTic4x, 1; A.T4SE 9p) the VENDOI4.wod PURrEIASEItS EETATES. • • -1,4 y pxwAxp BußTErisfrAw Buoryto; Of Lineolifi ion; Barris:et-v.4.4W. . • The Fourth •Edltieni with•conAiderabli Additions. Londeni =Printed, lot 5. liaterarnrtli raid tins, Fleet-Itreot ; •and J. Cooke, Ormond Quay, Dublin. . 1 . 4 . • , r -- • EIfEYNE, ON APOPLEXY. ' This day work itubliihed..in tiro. pride ew boartii, CAS.i.S of Aporix.xy and 'LETHARGY, ‘.../ with 06pervations upon the Comatose Diseass. . • • ; Bj J. etlyArblll, M. D. !Fellow of the Royal Caller P 4 byakian4, Edinhurgh, &c. Printed for Tito:wit Undkrwood, SR , Fleet-street; an 4 049, West Smithfield. ‘ •7 . ° o.llMea hpliffsliti.L F.LATHERS. , gamer , Matsui'. pi 17, ISt L O e m' ' V ,4 34—V..41111:44 643T r At & C''Fill' s tritm"-Nb l i ti r u r iEn. rwid ' .T, Yesterday Evening, out of a Hearse, be . Plitlio • t , • : VADMINCIS and PRI SROAN 1 ' , CkLAULi and itibliriDAY DIAL, and eamisoui Effects. 1 • 4•11 ' 44 the • ilkot •ibleta MA Clutoorry take. Etives. BLek ; trick Plorriv4for a, Nn0kr. 41 94. SOP! for lio; also.* Poe . 66. Y t.t : pr : ein ' t '11.4 13. 41411 :11 iti e. g. lr s G tite li A l ti ll j t i (: : t an )". cei : bi. ....... et. I . ; sn flik t f t . , r ll / 4 1 la e° •l i el 'i tt g li t d " ICAllYr k it i gt ili 'ea. 4 1 PP •1 3 ,: e li t ', 11"111 , rs _.4 1.12.14r ,i sr Y i s liW sup j '. ~ , ssiin.s . finaie :t moan. ' nett, Dec. 20, am Fort itovu'ilaiio'gdar, foovel . .to have flositi•iipett;:atia thourticles dinpped slut. . , ssocitirtr has —at Ekven, fatiadakestirint, and will havethews k! Samoa PAa et: Furni.a tli aka. and Funeral ter VHE. getilline and ezeatent HOUSEHOLI) i v • i i ihi,i • I l i , :ir - , i r i 4. i3. 1,_ _ ,,, ,u, wi rec. yelA lgeward ..f I'1:` rwm,ys ! . N grer Reward will be offer ea, a. the art•eles are if twitN,nvgi C(4lipiles fait. rot, French cam; y and . . .P s tent Bed*teads, with chintz; cattlni s Ati4 Qitie f rimaiti m , ; ex- tittles.* no 6 ` hit to th&Dirtm. • client reiihur-bedi, Maurasses, and Blankets; ntatiopiny Ward- ~ • - - robes, Cka he of tininess; ChevalDressin; glasSes ; Aimirster, , • • " ho Ntt. DIXON, Apothecary. ' - Lia,islsonsel Kiddeilainster Catrisetsa large Dreggeta; Dicandog- QIR—I take the' earliest 'opportunit yto acquaint room French, Ciutalos, in chitua cotton ;glegam ire,. Chain KR yon that I have r•ceived the most wnnderful ben it frcriCi and Sofa; with Cate* en suite; Pier and. Cbionnet sal; Gotn- tha use of your DIXON'S AN LkISILIOUS PILLS ' whi.:ll I can. modes ; Pembroke; Gard, and Breakiaat Tables ; a caPital Sit of did _with ma CO Jamaica, and all these friends to whom I disirs. FlAntlig.Tabfes, on:pillars and dales; •an exeullent'Cellaret Side.' ' buted tlenehAve.eapyrienc;:dtbe seine Taligaty befit*: they de. bea r d ; i va p rie d ch a t tily . wi t h mensesp;leattspr backs; Book - I dare thew.. to tn,rhe hest Medicine ester Wet! ill that countis, fog taunt, Warlig-sib.lei, Sedan Chair, 'Atheists! Requisites, sari va• hihetis and ethee'camplaincs. pi g r o p owing a , e „tn,s of sees 4.• 604 Effects .. . I ral Ladies aft--( k who have retristedthe ui must Mike • TNE.lltOtstkr'ir bF A'LADY OE Di STINCTI.Ot. ' I Cris% yitur.Dis.sn's Antal Sup* rAit. :—Cliiiies Tatvior. Est. it. May be trOpe4 ::n Saturday preceding the 401., " ' ' ..slekalcal William Shaw, Esq. Kiagitoo, Ilea mz,z w e agar, Crtaloittes mat belild, at I st-earn otillk Premises; and df i Spaniels Town, ditto; G. W.,riandlido, Ea+ 4„liaiiiia Ls Mae, Mr. Itianna,St aryls:lL-skeet, Gcdden•aquarre. •,' . l, thitti; J. smith, Esq Old H.rhour, ditto; G. Absent;, Et.l. ---..- m . -.- ; ditto, • Mr. Walker, Port Morant, ditto ; J. Periliason, Esq. Salt' TO BE PERIIMP.TOittiII 1tE . 401.1i, I RM.. V 1 :. 4'o; Mr. Mellon. ditto; J. Burn, Esq. Savanna ; 0. P. Puisuart to an Order of the High Court of 'Cliante,ry, ma d e i n ! Pniack, P.ag• ditto; rs. Oliver Goldsmith . , Kitaktint, ditto; • a Cause ‘• HIGGS against Wiisori," on Monday, the Se t h Mrs. Perry, St. Ann s; Mrs.. Vioodrilf, Spanish 'I own; with day - of DeeeMber instant, at eleven of the Clock in the 11;44: : fnairy other pertons of (40 tram respectabilky.--Sir, .your most obeM noon, before Jo t II.CAMPSILLvE4q. On. of the "Ste" of the ent sirs -arks said Court, at the Poblic Sale-Room of the said court, situate • THOMAS FLARRO I.D, or the Ship Ganges. in Southampton.huildiugs; Chancery-lane, London, in One I.ot, Sold wholesale and }teal! at Mi. b o ot e e.. 4, Ch eaps id c, C omer ' of St. Paul's Ct it-dr-Yard ; by Sharp and Balm. Port•rnouth; , A LEASEHOLD HOUSE, situate at the corner ; Jones, Weston, Allnutt, and Mallory, Portrea ;• Hail; Jlinson, of and Hardin g , Gosport; Coleman and Jactli, Sheerness; Peck of Bow-lane, Cheapside, London, late the property William Limelemr. Boat and Stio'emaker, deceased. Pal titulars ' and Ross, and Turner, Hull; linahnJ, Cookworthy, Nettleton, and . Gilbert, Plymouth; Kn o tt a n d Ll o yd. aun t S w i nney an d whereof may . be had (gratis) at the raid Master's Office, in Southampton-buildings aforesaid ; of Mr. Godr.;ond, Solicitor, CO. Birmingham; Staines, Lynch, and Atkinson, Mane/wart t Earl-street, BlackfriarS ; or Mr. .Her7cy; Solicitor, Cursitor- Trewm.sts, Eseterfitatter and M•Donald, Glasgow ; liulgen and +Falai, Chancery-l.aue, London ; and upon the Premises. Perrry,Beistol; SreberPon and Co. Norwich ; Swhafen, Leicester; halyards and Pea my, aud Biliinge abd La , labut y, Lieerpool ; Neale itodlardger, Dover ;.White, brightoa ; Roberts and Ruff, cart.: 1 tenbatn; and retail by must Country Medici/se Vendors, In boys at 24 9d. and Cs. each. ___. STA•TE LOTTERY. HAZARD,• 1317RNE, and Co. Stock trokets, respectfully inform the Public, that the NEW STATE rr,ERN, consisting of only 1'2,000 Tickets, will be drawn in '1 wo Days, viz. the 14th and 2 , 241 JANUARY 1614. - TIME SCREME CONTAINS - Prizes of - • - ae2o.• • - • - Ivor) - 3,000 • - - 2,000, &e. Tiokets atsd Sharci.in vast variety of Nomllers, afvosziling at No. 9: their Ofece, ROYAL EXCHANGE, LONPQN. . - STATE 1.01T4tY..-44TH NEXT MONTH. • S WIFT and Co. the Contractors with Government for the last and present Lotteries, respectfully remind the Palk, that the Drawing beg tlq ou thed 4th of NEX 1' MONTIi (JANUARY). There are only 12,000'1 ick<ta, and the Scheme contains : 9 of of X2O 001 - 10,00) 6 7 3C5nO . - 300 S 3,000 f 8 • - WO 2 2,000 I 16 - . 100 4 - 0 4 '0 Also 2,331 of £5O, £2O, &e. In the last Lottery No. 2,419, a Prize of .C? 0,000, and 5,727, a Prize of £5OO, were sold and Shared at SWIFT and Co.'s fur tunato Offices: No. 11, rOUITRY; I No. 31, AtochsTz No. 12, CRARING CROSS; STREET. Whtre Tickets and Shares are now on Sale, in great variety of NuMbers. URSIJANT tog° Order of the Lord High Ch*n , clot of Great Britain, bearing date the 27th day of Not vemher, 1813, made in the 'natter of THOMAS RUFFIN, a Lunatic, any Person or Pereons claiming- to he the Heir-at-Law ot rest of Kin of the said Thomas Ruffin, of Colwell-street, In the County of Middlesex, Back-maker. are forthwith to come in bifore Samuel Compton Cox, Esq. one of the Masters of the Higit'Court of Chancery, at his Chambers, in Southamp ton-Insildings, Chancery-line, London, and make out their Claim or Claims. as •such Heir-at-taw or next of Kin, or in defatit thereof they Ivill•he excluded the benefit of the, said Order. Essex-struet, Strand,/ G. and IL W. CLARKSON. Dec. 16, 1813. • . . , . • SUPERINTENDANCE OR MANAGEMENT CYP ENGINEERING OR. MAN UFAC CURING CONCERN. A PERSON bred in the Mi)lwright, Steam En gine;lronn Foundry, and Mechanical Dep4rtments, well . icquainted with Water Works, Canals, and Hydraulic Under. taiongs of every description; ad haa h ad the dlrevion, planning, snaking the drawings and estimates of various important concerns, both public and private, Is desirous of a situation upon adequate terms. The most respectable references will be given. Address (post paid) 0. P. Q. Library, Grenville-street, Bruns wick-square. MONEY. ODLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully informed, that they ',nay be supplied with Money to any amount, on terms equal•to'mortgage, secured on Freehold, Copy hold, Leasehold Land, or Holises, Money in the Funds, Martine Settlements, Widows Aotntures, Clergymen's Livings, or any other property. Pesaits Of respectability May be supplied on their refsonal security only. Gehtlemedwill find every liberal accom modation, without deity. Application from twelve to twci. or letters (post-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wilk magi Co. Ne. 49, Sou tt.st met, Berl:Ay-square. - • • . • . . . FAMII,T BR BWIING. NEEDHAM; RAINLIN4, and Co. Patentees 4! the PORTABLE' FAMILY BREWING, NIACHiNS, tiopectfully Inform the Mol JOY, Gentry, ontl the Public, that in consequence of the Fire in Skinner-street, they have removed to their - pretnises No 225, - (near the Hay-market) Piccadilly; where they hope to be boripurri with a continuance of that li bet al patronage they have hitherto experienced. This Machine combines the Fire-place, Coppers, Mat* Tun; Under Back, Hop Back, and Working 'run, in oue Utensil; which is compact, durable, atIA convenient, and worked by a niethati simple - and certain in Its °petition. • • The Machine. is msde.of various dimensions, suitable to small Families, or the most extensive establishments N. R. and Co. have the pleasure of saying, they have mod re spectable testimonials, and. can - glifereferettees to Gentlemen in Town and Country, Who have . 14011 experience of the utility of the invention. Sold ky the Patentees, No. 2d.54 Piccadilly, London; and No. 10, Wine -street, Bristol; also by the witipipal Furnishing. Irontogolters in the - Ur;licti Kingdom. • N. K and Co. brew in 'the Machine for public inspection, every Tuesday, lit London and . litistnl. PEARLS SOLD, CLEANELYAND STRUNG Tax Advertiser being the ;ea), Ig f igufactunm.4 determined to sell every article of the first fashion And . Work minstilp at follthwing redikid Hat, vie. Pearl Nodtticesanypattem frqmses •15, 5 ytesaeldos jiar-rings per pair - - 1 5 0 llatuleaux - • *- 10 10 Os Sprig, - , 4 4 0 + out & 13racelets per paik • - 5 10 0 • • lockets • I 11 6 ..00 12 0 io 6 o I 5 o O 10 ti O 14 0 • _ _ _ _ Broaches 1 50 j 0 7 6 Crosses I I 0 1 0 4 6 Whereas mail Ladies mid Gt.:lite:nen conceive and believe, from the above prices, that every ornament is made of a corn position, or what is commonly called Patent Pearls, they are respectfully informed, that every article is composed of Oriental Pearls from the Fisheries of Ceyloas and. Persia, which, being anartufactured by tlie.real workonus r pare offeted to the public mach under their usual 'charges. •• - Several complete suits of Pearls, new patterns• In moroecis crsea l consisting of. Necklaces Sprig, Bracelets Air-rings, and three Brooches, from'A'9s in .&30 per suit. Apply; to J. 11 Bar low, Peart.Worker and Stringer, No.l, Graoge-court, Ging itreet, Unions's Inn Fields. • • • HBALTH AND ifAt - PIRESS. l E irligN the spark of life begins to grow dim, the 7_, circulation languid, and all the faculties impaired, Dr. NENEL'S RES'I'ORATIV F 73'.ALSAhtglires a fillip to the con stitntion, replenishes the exhausted vessels, invigorates the ilous lat system, exhilarates the animal spirits, and re-ani m ates the whole man.' la all caves of debility•and relaxation. (End in the various and complicated affections of the Nervous *stem, the tunic effects of this sublime remedy are speedily manifested ; and to those distresiing iyMptoms which prevent matried people from having hundies, ni:tallith deter Individuals from marrying, this Baba +i is provmk,e4d acknowledged to be the only certain te 4 ilect7. See '` lir•VOn4s 11.letlicit Admonitions to Marrted Phsple," andAhrtadints to the Flervnua sad Debilitated of both i'eleN"f rice ger 9il. Dr. Veneto Thitorittve lq erfortoS ?fahlint I 5 prepared and sold• ?Y4 lll Prilirktear, at tip hudie, bi , r.•o3,;i4.liredrptieste, *;..trf,tlFr, i 1 1010-9 ularre he may he cOnsidted persoila,PY; or by letreeSpost i aisfy and liscloeinz tt:e clAWarcf fob.' 'it also snit; by the sPeolcOlimitsti 100.1440 s .017 Mr. gi1b41.34, 'IS ,test, No r 19,1, *rand, opposite St. Cltment's mar % by Witi:tlatatt,' - fb,4o3Elord-streit, (iptcAre booti;.sttiet *test Oitont-stsPet. , iwers4lo4g: I*" theun Mr.Bolton,.triant ef the ktoyal icliange• Mr. Clulsp, eaksp,ur-street, corner a piing Car.leri ; sellers, 166, Fleet-street ;Jvir,Wattl,l24, 1 490100.M5.tte!". 44 :K ; Mr. Watson,. ~ s it witliampt.,n-street, Covent G a r by most resperritsf ?e eiftritie'Veiibers lit cvety Pnit - eiF the• ". , ngreetts, price Ins. nil. pet isiolietv trf alto go.otity 41 fat +‘k ets ku.one (et S9S, r • This dry was published, Part XII. prize 75 . . Fine Copies I 4s. to he cantinned Monthly, and completed in abont 20 Parts, AN ARCHITECTURAL DICTIONARY, by PETER NICHOLSON, Author of " The Principles of , Architecture," Ere. &c. containing the Terms of Art used by 'Architects, Builders, &c. with their practical Application. The 'theory of the various Branches of Architecture, Building, Car pentry, Thinery s Masonr7. Brioklaying, &c. with the most apprnw ed Mode of Eiecutiun hitherto adopted, and many new practical Methods never before publisbed. The Art of Architectural Draw ing, Perspective. and Projection in general; withlall the useful Diagrams in Caopentry, dtc..with pew Geometticoi Problems for , reducing the Number of Lines, and rendering the Practice easy of Attainment, and expeditious io the Performance. J:ondon : Printed and sold by J. Barfield, 01, Wiirdour-street ; also to be had of the Author,' Mr. P. Nicholson, 404, Oxford street; Longman, bitirst. Rees,: Orme and Brown; Sherwood, Ntely i and Tones; and Gale and Cu. tis, Rater:mm*2.-n)* ; , siable and Co. Edinburgh ; Brash and Reid, and Turnbull, Cilia-. gow ;and of all the principal Booksellers in the United Kingdom.' CFIILBLAINS, SPRAINS, RHEUMATISMS, &c. TAR. STEERS'S OPODELDOC has been I . lng JLIF established fromits supericir excellence, in the above add miter external complaints, and its celebrity has given rise to a variety of counterfeits, which are now offered for sale in alniost every street and town In tae kingdom. They are In general composed. of ingredients so base, as to produce little or no effect, thereby deceiving those who expect relief, and they are wrapped up hi directions nearly copies of those of the Genuine Opodeldoc, io which the names of Dr. Steers, of Charing-Cross, and Mr. New bery, Bookseller, of St. Paul's Church-yard, persons net •in exig core, are made use of.v.ith the intent of more readily defrauding unwary purchal.ers. As it is therefore become necessary to • obviate such impoititions, which are practised even in houses of seeming respertibilfty, the Putißc will be careful to a.k for the Genuine Qpodeldoe, gold by I? *invbery and Sons, in St. Paul's Chords-yard 'tendon ; and they wart Observe, as the only mark of authenticity, that the. words , " Newbery, No. 45, St Paul's," life engraved in the stamps: drE CORDIAL BALM ...OE GILEAD is de cldedly the most elegant and efficacious medicine ever yet red for nervous diseases and shattered constitutions, con sumptions, weakness of sight or memory, hypochondria, treat. • blings of the mind, 'sexual debility, stomach and beset.' com plaints, and all other diseases Wog from a relaxed state of the nervous system,, which are too often brought on by dis4pation in youth, and the ;truss violation of flume rules which prudence dictates for the pret3rvationof health,and the laying a toundatien form long and happy hie, with a firm and strong constitution. Sold by Mathews and Leigh, tB, Strmd, Loudon; North Bridge,.Rtlittburgb; and all IVlestiOne Pinder*. Price l Is. each, or four in one family bottle for Sds. by which one I Is. bot tle is saved, with the *tads • Sam. Sotoinon, Liverpool;" en graved on the Stony. *„* Dr.-Solomon targets, when consolied by letter, the usual ' compliment of a one pound note to be inclosed, addressed— ' Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool Paid double postage." -- tiIIESTONIAN MEDICINES. CASE 117. 1 Drau SIR, rr HE extraordinary Cure I . have lately received 1 4 from ;he use of your GulErostas bleutmers, binds ,fr life in gratitude to make knbwn to the Public, the wonderfid effetts of your Most salutary means in disorders of pain. hi the ;., beginning of Marsh, 1812, In consequence of taking cold (wh n tinder a course of Mercury for a Liver complaint),l was attack ed with a most excruciating pain in ;he back and right hip, which in the course of site days rendered me Incapable of following my usual employ. In !his situation I applied to a neighbouring Sur geon, who recommended an eXternal application, which I parse; vcred in using for about five weeks : finding my pain still costi• titre with the same degree of violence, and my, strength very much decreased, at the request of my friends I applied and was admit-, ted into St. Thomas'rl-Yoeliftal, where t continued for about sir weeks, strictly adhering to every direction laid down, without find ing the least relief; is fact, I was noiv.become (from the contineal agonising pain) . in redugo. 41 strength as to be incapable of walk ing without the assiatauce of a stifle; when, fortunately hearing of the wonderfutture your M e dicines had effected on my neigh bour, Mr. Dowling, (in 'Cali SS), 1 resolved on mesing applies. tires ta the. same mew s ' bits with stronger hopes than taint t4"bma ot ilifiliPS )4llYpelliffits. 'boughs 'R My groat joy and surprise,. in Acs) titartbal, an hour from the dyne romtnenced the fir , [ applidation dr the Medicines, found myself so much relieved, aid 'be enabled to Walk home witbriut ,a'tics,. arid with sexy ettlispain„ by santiunifig the lanioe and Pills for one !numb, was perfectly freyd-froin OM firml,toin of die &ease ; brit thi n s Knot: igs t wl4ci; - 1 ads obliged- 7 tie ',Ayer Complaint ji i hICh rhad &MimSt ing finder fur ore Th an five years, and i 6 reililitr t strongest-preparatioes Of -Mercury, and other calla presesibiodiy.se•rorarof .the ghost rudiment hiledital Pose ,t itilasets, WAS .4nietrettiVeYfvti by Oiiiill:irj , 4 *.A 1 4 4147.04 of lime Antimercerial Bilious Pills.-1 rem ,In psrfeet lar,slo, Ito meek, obliged Servant, . l, /1.1.14$ Mcisii ?A.'^, king rist Mil, 'Efolflambotreet, abilitia.rti4,l," -ii. • f1(2., IA blIi!lu. a, firm Macs' I. t• CAPITAL, NAVY TIMBER. TO i3E SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, UPW.A.itii.B of £20,000 worth of OAK TIM . - BER, well headed, and-mostly fit for the Navy; with a 'arge portion of Plank Stocks, and some of very large.dlmen stuns • alto remarkably fine ASH TIMBER .— AppIy to Mr. WrnAreland, at sudely Lodge, near Winchcomb, for a view of the 'flintier ; and to Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, .at Sali-bory, to treat foithe The Timber stands mostly in shoatfons to be carrled.off with convenience, and.within one or two miles of Wiaidicomb, from whence a iiirnpike road leads to l'ewkesbory, and it 'nay be carried from thence, on the Severn i &c. to any part of the king dom. "lhe Timbe r be Sold Inl.ots., to suit the capital mer. chant as well as country dealers. • - COUGH:, HO ARIENES IES, &c. A 4 R. GREENOUGH'S PECTORAL LO., ZENGES of TOLL:, the great dernaud tor which, after yyears trial, proves them a superior roma ly for all Coughs, lioarsene‘scs, Sere Throats, As [male and Comump ive Cow. plaints. The geouine only have R. HAYWARD printed on the stamp, by whom they are prepared, as successor to Mr. Greo nough, the Inventor. Sold in boxes, at J. litd, each, by his appointment by F. New. hery and Sons, Sr. Paul's Churchlard; .Sutton and Co. BOw Church-yard; Bayley and Co. Cockspur-street; Nix, Royal Ex change; Ward, 324, Holborn; Clark, 26,, Borough; Sanger, 150, Oxford-street; Barclay and Sons, Fleet•market ; Ulahe, 56, Pic-. cadilly ; and the Venders of Genuine Medicines. Where also may be had, Mr. Greenerigh's celebrated Tinc tures for preserving the Teeth atidGunts, and curing the Tooth acit, in enlarged bottles, at tile. NI. each. - . TOGS AND VAMP Alit reiVENTY . Years experience has proved chit the .Ik. most effectisal' ilind safe remedy for the Cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthmas,ilkiliPing-Cough, and all obstfuethns of tile Breast and Lungs. Is unquestionably FOKErs OILMINAL PECTORAL BALSAM of HC4REHOUItaI e an elegant prepa. paration front that well known Herb; it has attained the .pro eminence (beyond precedent) for the Cure of the above Corn ,plaints, of which the authenticity can be ascertained, by applica. don at most of tte respectable Venders of Medicine, is all We principal cities and towns in the kitigikun; the popol.triti and good effects of this invalualth. Medicine need on super euouit com ments, 'as the extensive demand proves hs superiority as a puble' Medicine to give immediate relief. The public will please to 11bserve it cannot be genuine,_ unless each bottle is enclo , ed in an Affislavit, atte,teit at toe Marption".House, London, June ;ill, 18115 ; tau' signed Iu his own befitl. Sold in bottles at 104. Bd. 44 6d. raul 2s. nd. each, by Weston and Co. Strand; Edwards, F. Ifewbery and Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Sutton, Bow Church-yard; Barclay and Sons, Ileet-market ; John Evaas, 42, Lourlane R. Johnston, Greek street, Sobo; Sanger, 1.53, Osfotd4treet ; by the only Proprie tor, R. Ford, Chemist, 4301*dt-terrace, near isllngfon, from Bar bican ; by R. Butler, tondOn ; and by all Venders iu every Town in the Kingdom. Ttl THE PUBLIC.. TrHt Carrnitratite for Children, called the IN- Jk PANTS' PRESERVATIVE, prepared genuine only by lohn Atkinson, Apothecary, Manchester, is become so celebrated, and its use so generally adopted, that any public notice of its-pro perties or effects would be upstecettsar,y, were it not that the n-mi. tatiodbf the genuine preparation is likely ti be injurett by the sale pf spurious imitations, which are shameful!) , offered fur sale In widens parts of the Kingdom, and particularly where the me dicine is in the greatest repme. Ladies and others w o seed to the shops, are retpiested to observe, that each bottle of the genuine preparation ha the signature of robn Atkinson, on a cipperidate label aSixed, and the names of Barclay and Son, the who ale Agent', oft the stamp. The " infuse:: Preservative" has been prepared ia Man- Chester by the present Proprietor and Inventor near 20 years, during which the Sale has been progressively increasing, till it nearly superseded the use of al! tither Ctrtninatives; and If may:he conGdently i.serted, that more than thirty thousand Fa milies in the town and neighbourhood of Manchester, can vouch for its salubrions aid pressgvalivo property. It is a yleasant, a,.1 efficacious Carniiip. , i;re, intenJed Al a preventative , as wol: as a remedy for those Complaints to which Chit dren in their early Infancy are most. liable ; as afflicted or dime ner#4.o,owels, Coneul(ions, difditnit Bre,athisig, the RicEets, Ste. al *nen 400r:ibis Assistant t 6 Islatpre, during the progress of he Hoc;Ong Cough, the Modes, and the Cow Pock awl Vac - t ide Ai iculation.' • Prepared Ity John Atkinson, Apothecary, Manchester; and sold,ty.liarciay and Sons, .95, Photo+larket I,ondop (wits. are , aPpOilild its sale WholesaleAge,oA), and respectable Ven- , drt s of Me'dicipe in Town and' COltry, piiie is. 'rid. or in but-1 lies containing Os SA' the small, it 4th N. each, duty included. As above mats also heduoi ;heaps' Linable's Pot sere Nipples; ffraeC /is 1 1 V140.44/1...5..G05S and Co. as rewire/1y 3 of London, have sedulously devoted their attest. thin for ttic 17 years to the study of those disorders which so frequently tint:Atter, and tat) often prevent, that inestinr:blif blessing, matrimonial felicity. The numerous applications they Agree hitherto ;revived from persons of thelurst distinction, and the uniform success amending their super* /node of treatment II such complai:!ts, ind uce them thus p.qb4ly while; their assist. dike. In ail cases of debility or defitiettcy„whether :rutting front the' too frequency of participating ih the gaieties 6f A fialtdontble tjfe, the unbounded indulgence of libertiuisin, or a secret, solitary ' , and destructive habit, wi-ich weakeut the enema , of the nil*, aid distroya the flower of youth, by producing sterility in the one tin; and impotence in the oth er , th e offer a safe aisdpermanent ears:. Fel from /lose who, such nts, are prevented taming buts saes marriage state, and ashamed to seek relief, brood over 44g oi t s n itie• in silence, it meat be consoliug to know, Ifirsldeor snit or or ineffsctital the cure may he deemed by other that, by a renovating and infallible method, they may be Milt sound and efiro-ous constitution. A certain Disorder, gla r t . Infection , a by a triltclastudl Indisc every spee{!a - of ttelt ent, k speedily and radically. removed, without restraint in dist 'exercise, its also Strictures of the Urethra and Meets which they are enabled to cure In i short rriod, without r,:euurse to the pitiful, dangerous effects of the Caustic; retrieve:es of which Can tps given to several Centimes) of high respectability, who have been cured in a very short period, after havlng lab .ured sunder itelettires for many years. To Married Females, whose caper... , erelong of throe tender pledrs of connubial happiness have been defeated, it stay also be a pleasing reflection to know, that by a proper perseverance In their remedies the general !stela; la rem°. listed, and theiropediments removed. htfessiii. Goss and Co. exclusiv e ly professing the cute of she'd particular complaints, in order that they trier not be Marked by a mistaken few-with the obloquy so jystif attached to the lore; rant empiric, think it but justice to themsel.fes ro 'tate /hat they have beets properly educated and initiated into every brands of 'he profeestoo (certificates of which from different hospitals, and teethponials from the Most ethinent physicians, they have to coo -1 vices any inqu'rer,) that tb. SlltttS4 resultins front their endea vours first induced tht'n to quipitst practice of the generalrae tttioner, and they, presume that their protettsioes canstkute aide ground for the unprec..-dentad confideuce with which tin hsta by the Public here so Mortally honoured. Patients in the cotnitty are requested ro nate the partlealafe` of * their case, age, and manner at livin'g, er.cleeing. a Hintli.iinte res 'tpc ?drips 441 , and th e same wid be forestded • soy part St f thf If i i .. G°S l sit. • lim enl i itil PrnivetibliAVoilti., I E4SaIiATIRRIE and Co. Sufgeons, late in his Majesty's, Solace challenge . the Wattle world to prove a Instants where their Meditine end tuethod of case .vet `ailed of the desired eff xt. The practice of many years 1* Of particulat branch of theti profeasian has no: given rise to ems hunuccessiti case. They continue to dir. et their studies to the treatment and cure 1 of Venereal Complaints, and that derangenient of the system. wh!ris h the consequ eti ce of the pernicious andwasteful effects of a habit Idng aud mon us ih.4pily pursued `'the youths of both eats. n the one it will * found to be the enflihtyg lourceef .herten;L nes i g the other have its ravages fatally divelopod to than by a Ms= treating state of debility, which, if out timely remedied, terminate In impotence. These are its retutifeand ulliusate effects, while con ' sumptions, leaf of muscular poiver.and various nervous complaints usually characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice. Of per sons languishing under the disorders 'oddest to such a habk, their treatment is sin g le and has new proved unsuccessful, kt the course of a long, laboriotas, and much extended practice. to th moo obeinate and eoruplieated cases of venereal infection, such as obstructions in the urethra, *clingy eierescences, ha rd tu m.ors, callous ulcers, eruptions, seminal weeknesa, sleets, avast) Sillier ORES, Whether recent orof long deletion, and whidti lufve baffled the skill efother Practitioners ; are by their present iineroved plan of treatment, effecreally and pernianently cured, Without the patient suffering the swentelating pan and slarmlog hemorrhage which often fpilows the application et the bast caustic. In the course at lei years extenevepractice In this metropolis', numerous cases of itricturee lave been and are daily under their care, the total eradication of which are effected by a safe, certain, and expedl. doss Mode of practice, superior to any_ other yet adopted. The weakness, rektaTioil, ands debility plbceeding from chit COW pltot, le speedily remmed, and the patient restored to sound and rgerous health. But Where the debility has for yeiri mitt ted, a proper perseverance In their restorative remedies, after the Stricture has been dmtrol4l, Is iudispernably requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of lite, and to reanlinate the conseifittiOni Several Noblemen and Gentle-nun, of the first re-5p.:C.0410 have been under the care of Messrs. &trier and Co. for the nee nor'il of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. and, keti!ris received a radical cnd permeitent• cure, request that feb•rtnth may be made to than as sau.sfAcwry relte:es of the decide) so VI parts.rit : - of Me' tkrne,,tr 1 Co.'s plan el ;ream aat. Many of tlolie Gentle Suictures front ten to twenty years, , . and were will . :c.re of Ilertri. Herne and 1 - Ityrs'asso and other au-gen:is el ecPizi eininence, who attempted their cure by-tbe application ot the lunar matte , etillsout suede. ' ArihailYt Of :Country ate requested to state the jouttleslist, of t ecf. ease, age, and nunner of livitiy, el:dining a San* note for advice and medicines, and the new will be given et tone:riled r t ti m a r tz pm of the Kingdom. Messes. and Cr.. nosy be consulted by either Set, will the grpatest ileteivy. seetesy and knives, at their hate% ,X — 4k, t 97, kW.64-Ostilett. .... • lust patilfilatth • NO.: IV. OF THE PAMPHLETEEN4 Wien 44. 6d.—to lie had of all Bnoksellerse—eootiMings amoogst oche?. interesting PA y tv.„z ; rs, DRAMA tic I.MA CIPA fl()Isi, or STRIC ES on the STATE of the 'rHE.4,. TRES, and the eontequent DEG P.NERATION of the DR AMA' —on many Theatrical Regulations-...and on the Reglititions uA the Continent for the SECURITV of LITERARY And biles- PROPgRty, .1 By JAMES LAURANCE, • Knight of Malta, Author of "The Englishman at Verdun. , . . • • This day . was publiskid,. A new Edition, price ss. illustrated with Cases, APRACTICAL TREATISEon the P it EVEIST TION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE and its consequences . , as Strictures, Clem, &c. Includin g pr4ctical Oh. Art-rations iin Telles Dorsal's, Onanism, Seminal eakness, Mu ral Discharges,itc. &tested of all technical Obscurities. By T. M. CATON,. • L'urgepti, I.ate of the United Hospitals of St. 'l homas's and Guy's. Printed for 'Messrs. Sherwood and Co. 21, Paternoster-row; and Messrs. Hie*, 24i Fleet-street, London. Where may be had, Caton's Popular _Treatise on indiges tion, Scrofula, and Cutaneous Diseases, price Ss: