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PP W' if= Sill".""" • -"TrZT f FOR C! PTEMBAR. c Pan , '• s • Ili , Para —ROIIII. I LI, cci of blue eham bray- n.rtl;r. A lc.: r . C:o4k, c: 0 ....;11 or woikcd bac!:, an,i -I framed all tou:g.l with i 11at t.: tip in front. liv ; , G :;nr.n.il , o)e rf kkhite the front I its, wlth clofc ri•und the boiorti ; turh:tn _ . rellsFE,.—Ttrhan of blue crape, or na ith white i th : ” s.-.... Cap of %Oit e lace, will a Med hter rod-, cinamented with v;earii t t w!rat the front turned ttp Ph!: 1i1,,c ; the hat trimmed with green ti 01 n 111..Drr , i •th a green and biae feather.—A caii or white lace tied under the chin, and t•ittitoed Vital 111.1 C.- 1 -lat of v. bite filk, with a full crown, the front turned up and lined with lilac; oat,ch feather in front—A fmall iound hat turned up on one fide.—.‘ (life bohnet of white minim the !Lies :t:..1 top of the CrOV4n trimmed with white lacc. The hair dretf,:d and ornamented with a me. dallinn in iront—The hair drcilid with a twill of Silver crape. • Glasaas Oeswavartows—The favourite colours are lilac, green, blue, and white. Spanith cloaks and large handkerchiefs, trimmed all round with broad lace, continue to be worn. Habit fhirts of lace and muffin, or of embroidered muflin, are very general for morning dreffes; and for evening drefs, lace tuckers drawn dole to the throat. The dreffes are made very plain, and the wilts continue to Aorta). POLICE. Treason OFFlCl.—Tuefday evening five refpeaa- Me young men were charged with exciting a riot lace on Saturday night, in the Borough, in order to ref - cue an impreffed feaman, whom a Police Officer bad in cuflody, to deliver on board the tender, and which was at lafl effeaed by a number of women and ethers firrrounding the officer, who was hidafelf much beat. reappearing that one of the prifoners was very aaivVin obftruaing the officer, be was fent on board the tender ; the reit, being but idle fpatators, were ditehat get'. Neut. OFFICE, 6HADWELL.—YeRerday Thomas and koltert Hammer," both brothers, were examin ed, being charged with healing a mare, the property of Mr. Weflon, of Bigglelwade, in Bedfordthire b Pole time ago. A Mr. Miles gave evidenee that the mare was offered to him for fide by the rift". ncis, for col. but confidering her to be of much more value, he quetiinned the pritoners how they came by her' when they told him that they exchangeda poney far her, with a clery yman, in Berkflnre. Farther evidence being produced, they were committed fur A Chinefe feaman was charged with dreadfully coning another of his countrymen over the head with a large carving knive. The circumftances of this outrage were flared by Atam, another Chin& feaman, who, according to the cuftom of his coun try. which is equal to the facrednefs of an nath here. took a faucer, held it over his head, and then broke it on the ground, when he related, by means of an interpreter. Mr. Anthonio. that as the wounded man war making. from melted wax, little fillies and ducks, to fell among children, the prifener was frequently (polling his work, which produced fome worth. The wounded man being in a very dangerous (late, the prifoner Elands committed till the fate of the moat' is nrcertained. Mansion lioum—Tuefday morning the final ex amination of the kve perfons who hood charged with fraud and fwindling took place. On the preceding evening the two prifoners, Cor reia and Fader, in confirmation of their former date anent, gave in a lung written declaration of every tranfaaion they knew concerning the butinefs • from which it would kern that feveral commercial men, confidered of refpeaability,are implicated inthe affair. Mr. B. Abraham, was mentioned in thefe written declarations; and a letter was Rated to have been fent to him by Shovel), offering him the goool. of notes obtained front the youngGentleman,foreoool. in cafh. Abraham at fiat denied any knowledge of the bu liners at Lift confeffed he had received a letter about rotes, but that the purport of it was very different from that reptefented by the prifoners. The letter, in the mean time, being fent for, the LnAn Mavoit wished him to enter into a recognizance, obliging Voila to give fetch information as he could concern {ig the affair. Th she refuted, faying he fhould be in the cone try, and could nor content to be bound over. Hit fan having brought the letter. he was called nut to look at it. Pretending the letter brought was not the proper one, he was on the point of fend ing it are av, it hen both he and the letter were feized upon by Mr. Kibler ' one of the Martha's, and car. tied before the Loan Marna, when it proved to be the very letter mentioned by Corroel, and fully verified his flatement. Upon this Mr. Abraham was held to bail for his appearance. fi , me other perfons implicated in a fimilar manner, could not be fnnnd. scior.ll, h'sitritipfie, and Cern-4, were folly tom• misted for trio'. De la Garde and Falko were admit ; ted to Lail. There are two cummitments made out aoainfi. the prifoners : one for defrauding John and Thomas Jarman, of Brecknockfltire, of gaol. worth of a onl, sand the other for fraudulently obtaining the a-ceptance ne a ynnng Gentleman of fortune, to bills obr 50001. Moll of the bill. have been found; taool. of them being in the poftetlion of Slwvell when op preitenckd. Scvcral othets have fence been heard of, but refuted to be given up, value having been paid fo, them. Mr. lintikey, the merchant, of Mincing-lane, at tended and told the Loan Means that he had been waited 'spin by frreral foreigners who wanted to . purchafe goods for a fincign market, and offered fame of the young Gentleman's notes for payment ; but he not ing any thing of that Gcntl_tnan in commercial comet no did not clinic to intertla c with them. lie did nor tl silt any of the prifoucts were the ire -dolts who brnnglit the bills. The prifoners %etre all committed to the Poultry Compter : none of them raid any thing w:.:n cnnt witted for trial, except .!boori... situ having asked the Lose MATOR whether the bungles might rot be &tried, his Lordfltio informed him that it Quit now fettled by a Jury of his country. THE BARIIER' SOPA. Q•rs.w•nrn's Sir, and Str p, I in ray Shop; laniioqz-razars come as rat a.: they czt w": the Cutler's fears, W h. n Taylors whet their 31set-ri Ou rirroon's Razor-limp—he's your ress! I.,vs the Cutler ?—" HUSITHRY, Iny &fide the roue, t!lis New Invention may fave us the trouble of "—The Counting-11fmk Penknife, whetted on One ni PACKWOOD'S Strops, Will experiences pai r ve proof of their fa perior excellence, and give a keen Edge to a Razor,to (have to admiration.—The Strops are told t ,, r 3s. &l. ss. and los. 6d. each; Bozos of, Palle, red and Black, zs. 6d. each ; to repair and keep the Strops in order for years. If not approved 011 trill, to return the money within one week after purchate. Sold in London by Mr. Bally, No. Haymat ket ; Melfrs. Hendrick and Sons, middle of Shut;-lane ; Meltrs. Rowneys, Na. to 6, Hatton Gar:, deti ; Mr. Sizel..nd, No. a, Vere-Rreet, Cavendifh.; fguare ; Mr. Vickery, Tavitlock Rrect ; and by molt of the principal Perfumers in Town and Country; and whoiclale and retail, by Mr. Simmons, Dublin ;, and Mr. Raeburn, Edinburgh.—Hunting Razor's, ferur.d with a guard to prevent cutting. To prove their fafety, a Gentleman has fhaveef with one of them on horfeback, an acquifition for timid (havers, or thole troubled with a nervous complaint, price al. 'as. 6d. The Razors are fold only by Mr. PACK WOOD, No. 16, Gracechurch-areet, London. MAAR (ED. On Wednefday fe'nnight, at Liverpool, Mr. Richard Forthaw, (arson. to Mifi Murphy. On Tharfday laft, at Matlock, DerbyOtire, Lieutenant Booth, of the y6th Regiment, to Mils Rawlinfon. DIED. Sunday morning, Mire Eliza Grant, youngeit davghter of Nary Grant, Efq. On 'flurfday left, in Old Burlington Erect, Herbert, the eideft fon of Richard Croft, M. D. in his eleventh year, and after four day' Ulnas. At Sea, OE board the Mercury, Dickton, en his way Acme from Trinidad, Mr. Arettibakl Sinclair. youngett fon of Mr. Alexander of Liverpool, in the ztft year of his age. CARMARTHENSHIR E. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. CHR ST'E, At Ma Great Roam, in Pall m.n. on THURSDAY, the 6th of - - °dasher, at One oVoek, THOSE truly valuable and s•-•y produaive COL.! LIERIES. together with 136 aet •. of rich arable. meadow and pant% LANDS, with the appurtenances, called BRONDI• • NY and CAERBIOGIN, fituate in the pals of LA in the laid County or CARIVIARTHEN, and within 5 miles of the lea port and market town of Lanelly. The quantity of coals and calm which may be worked In the veins now open, is alienated at 495.292 tons, including pillars, and it is fuppofed, by Come of the bcft judges of Collieries in Wales, that there are two or more other rrincipal veins of excellent Ram coal, to be found under Chafe that are now in working, which will produce coididerably more than double theeftimated quantity of tkeother veins. The very peadiar and unrivalled local advantages and &maim' of di -le ask levies, render them mare darable to a mediate: than any other of the quality in South Wales. AU the veins decline gently not above one-fourth of an inch upon a yard in the lam,. 'Bitable as the declivity of the Lands. A day level which may be made at the expence of aoL or tit will at once reeve the purpofre bath of draining the works, and a shaft to bring out the great& part, if not the whole of the coals, from each vein. A rail way or train road is now formed, and will in few months be enmpleatly liniihed, at an immunfe expetwe, irons there collieries to the ttiay at 1 sncl ly, •the demand for coals and calm of the uefcription In [bele weeks is fo great, that any quantity might be exported. The Lands under which tbefe veins he, now rent at the yearly ram of scl. to a tenant at will, and are capable of contiderable advance, have aright of common and nature unlimited for cattle and ilseep. upon two very emenfive and valuable commons adjacent, and 11 ante within a (mall dill:ante of (tarsi reputable market towns. For further particulars apply to Mr. Chriale, wber a map of the Lands, and a pargicalia dcfcrlption of the Collieries tviy be had; of Mcffrs. William and Jones, Solicitors, Cana.,rtlen ; silo of the Printers of the Gloucefter and of Boaer's &Mai Papers; of Meta.. Richard sod George Edmarbda. Era. goer Once of Peas Lincoln's-ins; at the Rainbow Coffee-bowe, Cornhill;.ad in' PaL-Mall. 01SEAS , :i of the URETI IRA at d erunn COMPLAINTo S tole Prorrietur k N's celebrated medi. toted I.louti•-,„ and Ilentedlts, Llr • U YOUR Informs the Public, that hr may as dual he earful cd daily keen c to 3, at his honfe, No. 54, Frith- o feet. Sotto. an C fr. of etridiares. °Mins non', Glee:. tin he a. well as and every difo der *here fenny is fo t rential a ref:vibe. th.t r.. sifter has pavvided a fpacloas Houf , that every tit t t c Introduced in a fermate partmem Mr. D has fur rt .ity . dmiiseJ hlnsfelf to that department of Surgery, and Isom r e pr..eties, and the malt flattering We ef., be is enabled to of r natbod o cute, stud, ellkacious, requiring no conintrusent aim its dirt. and which prevents a wimple. Perim le Ilse country flatly, tiwtreafes fully, In a ktter, encloling a one or a two ound note, will have proper remedies ftnttothc amount For the vanotaymptoms,ke fee h4r. Dufour 's Treadle oo the above eanutaints,price as 6d. he fifth edition tso be bad of J.Callow. C uvrnotnert, Soho; Mae- Q_unes, linter Mange; sad of he Author. PREGNANT LADIES, Whole fitearita requires a temporary rettranatt. MR. WATSON, Surgeon, and Man Midwife, offers to aceouunodate Ladies in an airy and retired fitus apnewide Apartments to ITo-In, on terms faded to their cite= fames sad &autos in life ; their infants pat oat to nude, and humanely taken care of ; and as Humamity inewes him is offer alliance to alleviate the hareem of congealed Pregnancy, he flatters himfdfLaelleswiE find on application is him the greaten attention, and re.ofl profound fancy. Letters (poll pad) to Mr. Wat fon. Surgeon and Man-Midwife, or to Mrs. Wmfon, Midwife, No. xg,.C.lerslotta-Racet, Surrey fedi of BLecifildr-bridge, will meet the neon pointed *tandem. Where may be had, The PILL BENEDICTA, at ii. as. per bet, a certain and effectual Remedy to remove all Obltrodtions and irragglarisia, and an cscallost Medicine after bad Lyinp The Leas bath created hdediolaes out of t►e each I and be t►at is wife will oat abhor them hirtrestios._ Rev. J. GetbiaL • s BRITISH TEA. 'l'o thole schn may be unacquainted with the virtues A or this falubriout TEA, it is fullicient to fay, that it I. ufed and patronifsd by their Majcitine, and many of she Nobility, and that in Wcakne's of the Stomach, buligefUon, Nervous Waders. Deprcifion of the spirits Chalk, Flotadencirs, Magnate Com plaints, Colds, cod Bilious Ditordts, fo tenacious, and at the fame time to Inc.ocent and plata= a Randy, is act to be found in tie whole Manna Medka. To enumerate the various acknowledge ments made to the Rev. Mr. Gambia from many Ckvginsen and minim for benefits received from the ale of this Tea, would he =Skis ; many of them may be fear in the Bvaagolical. Gorpei, and other periodical Publications. To the Rev. I. GAMBLE, Sidling, Dada. Mr—Pending the Evangelical Magazine for February tan, I perceived !event cafes of the good aide of your Bahia Herb Tea, width gave me trpes with perreversoce I might Alive bow & front taking it, having laboured under& continual ea head-mit and bilious vomiting Fur the int twenty years. I accordloglyr_ptira chafed, at your wholeale agents, Mars. Ching and Butler, Nck at elteapfuk. a packet, by taking which, agreeable to dinattions,l was materially relieved, and have continued taking it thvariably to this tune. I have the pinafore to inform you that I have net, for their tab three months, esperlcaccd any lick head.achorbilimis tlifordcz, which I entirely artilbutc to taking you. Tea. In Janice to you for to b2i.py a direnvery, and for the good of the annsousony, yam are at liberty to make my cafe known, with belt withes for its good ekes. I mown. Sir, your obedient (avant. No. 77, Sun. Rite. lilimpfgats. BLIZ. PINCOT. 1 amino, Jai& 29, t . Salti whoki.ic god rand, by Mr. Butler, ht,. Ching and Bader, Loudon; and retail by ikenti and Mains. Ozfurd arcet and m •R Country Bookfeilers and Medicine-I/codas In the Limited Kindatan, In pack to at ca. yd. and as. t7d. each. Alio may be land, Mr. i4ainia.-'s Aromatic Strait tar Paine in the Head, Dtionlas at the Lye a, Mat/sets, ire. ie bytes at t4td. each. MEDICINE ACT. At the MIT Warclioufe for Dr. James Powder, No. 4S, St Paul's Church-yard, Loudon, THE following MEDICINES are fold, at the prices annezed, including the Stamp Duties; a td as it is enaCted, that from the itt of September, tgoz, the Stamps thould be applied to all Proprietary Medicines, as well foi Fereig, as for HIEN Coarmaption, hod as a Confiderabk Addition is tna...e to the Stamps oa the Articles or higher Value, or there in Bulk, the Prices of Dr. James's -Powder will he in future as. 9d. per Packet, or ilss. 6d. per Dozen; but the Quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be had for it as. And as by Favour of the Contraiihoners of the Stamp °Mee, Plates zre prepared for Mr.Newbery's foams Ufe, with his Name engraved in each Stamp, the Public will he care ful to obferve that the Words, F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are printed in the Stamps of all bis Medkincs • and as it is pre fumed that this will be a fuf fi cient Security ag;init Counterfeits, his Signature on the Labels on Dr. James's Powder will be dikon tinued from henceforward. Stamps will be allowed gratis, as ulna!, to there who porchara Half a Donn or mare at a tuna, of the tower priced Artie es. 4. at .... Dr. James's Powder a 9 Lozenges of Blois all ... a Bade 24 o Freake's Tindt.of Bark 4 0 ...-- Analerle Pills 4 6 Huithaan'e ditto 2 9 large Box 24 a Englith Coffee • 2 9 Dr. Steeres Opwaeldoe 2 6 Genuine Ar-seSuradat 1 6 --- Convulfinn Oil 2 6 Orinflt:rk Medicine 8 6 Censor:tile Drops 1 9 Inglie's Seats Pills a o ......... Paregoric Lo- Etfence of Peppermint zal r saves . 2lf Grant's Drops - z 1 Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Dr. H. riser's Pills a a Dr. Aufths's Ch .lybeate Glals's Magna& 3 6 Ditto - 4 o Henry's ditto - 2 6 Dalby's Carminative a 9 Nortces Drops 3 6 Effenee of Coltsfoot 3 6 Spiltbures ditto 3 .6 Cephalic Snuff 0 9 D. Solasiee• Tel 2 9 Mr Spence's Dent *rice 4es Grenough's Thulium aal Jon - s Rheum tic line . 3 6 Do.Tolu Lozenges al4 B. stamps with Mr. Newlat•ry's Halm are afil cd to the &It twcn y Articles above enumerated; 'rid as many perfn 1, pant elderly (creams att.: meffettgers, oil aka hie hook, he is under the siceeffity of p.tinting out, that it is at the Fitt odor St. Paul's, tic.lreft to he tpfide, and bat it has a large white Ituccoed (root, on which theft. words are interlbA: • l'or osier Wasanousa roe Da. jaute's POWiltl." q t . • Pt. ledit'nal Men of education and la•. ♦ fpru.lF arty deviate from the general Lytton by the Median of a pet 1.41/ iirat.th, the farialun of bug condoned (needs is the ban cnt r r luperirsrity. 'l'et, t • ra he I devoted my predict to the exclufive treatment o' t• DISORDERS, and the Inca-fea reek of my plan gives Mt additional ardour to oppofe as tir as I are able the ra %rape or tho'e complaints which are the moil important In the tate lopu of human fatalities. Atter it hiation into every branch se an Army Surgeon, I farmed a wilt at an ems, period of Praaice to refcue Individuals from the ignorance of unelueated Men, or the equally dangerous peoelpitaucv of general Praelitioners. Ilse THR LE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have devoted my attention, comprise every (petits of VENEREAL INFEC TION, whether of a recent or long durstioti.--adly, All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arffing from the habits of Set Wheys, or the incialgence of mature age, and laßly that derangement of the fyitem in Women which is called BARREN NE SI or ST ERILFfY. Numerous difeafes are the math of ignorance or haft° In the Hutment of a fimrk Gonorrhea, and it nor unfrequently Itavpens that the hob of Life are polfoned bythe indifcretionsian unguard ed boor. By i fuperior method fuck complaints arc easily cured, ' and even where others have felled, I trait that I may prefemic to offer a radical to eftablithreent- Few, however. are the cafes of complicated difirefs In the dif order. compared with the calamitous &nations of Men, who from Indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Ontries aai a fa.nionable Life, acquire that Bate of Debility which is the anavoitiabre confequence of such pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (offerer broods over his tram, but carefully conceals his misforture, it may be fotnc confolation for him to knew, that shboUgh It be an object of douht or uneerainry with other Fraditioners, the removal of thefe DEFICIENCIES by the gradual worth of renov-tion Is the acquirement of my experience. If the rites of i3ecehas or Venus havi. begun to reduce Manly vi gour, much ointiety "'MU reverted by en eady eountensaioo o. this languid Rate and in theft cafes po peat difficulties will =oil But where this deficiency has for years etifted, a proper Per reverence is indifpenfibly leer:Mite to revive the ilumbering (parka of Life, and tore-animate the Coueituden MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been dlfappointed In their elPaeladaaa at a Family, may M ntnired, that in malt in flAnnes Inch defedts are eatable by Medical Odd. The SECRECY which is fa effential to my undertaking, and the ittallicadons which 1 have preleawd to ttate, term the Beds of my preunliono, and in cninculeace with such this Intimation is given, that Mr. MEE may he eonfulted perfonally (or by letters todoeps a bra note) et inn Wide, No. $9, Arunei-tract, Strand, now Temple-Bar There is an additional entrance In Water-Arm adjoining, and the COMIC is en bosh the doom _ N. iii2 7 / 1 - Cilam — her --- ni;lie Royal Collage of Surgeon. WI -HEN an Individual hatexperienced a particular mark of kirsdnek. in which his welfare and happinefs bare been conllderably promoted, nothing is more Natural than to leek not the paring by whoa we have hear Carved, fur the purpole of esprefang our grateful :tore of the favour bellowed. But in cafes of beakk, where we kayo been recovered Bona the lag deplorable Rage of debilitated nature, and renewed to the WI enjoymeut of all the various bkflings of life, we are forcibly called on by every eenedemtion, to acknowledge It in thern•A public manner. We owe this equally to our own feelings, which mutt be tenably a wakened on the occaaan to the Bill and !alerts of the Doctor, which snail every emendum, aid to the public at barge, In order that theft who may nand ton ed of Smiler bateau, may know where to receive. them. Hating made there emend obferrations, I &all proceed to flate the particular rife that has oce.liored them, and to lay before the public the falutary agate that I have ' experienced under the remelt Melaka)* that ess bcfal ow I was born and educated at Whichetter, and at feventeen I years of age went to tire Unitedly at Word. Prior to my leaving Wincheiter, and morc particularly at College, I was re-, dueed to the moo grievous Rate, by the horrid and snxisturalprae ices, too incident to ranch, and which are Na more baneful to oar 1 ices, health, than fulfil In the eye of GOD. liras at irft smiled with a dimsefe of light, a weaknefs In my loins, and a &prelim of fpiritt. In this &nation I applied to Baron Weak', the famous who informed me It "weeded from the optic nerves. I for fame time followed Mt advice, till ooeday returning from booting, I was Idea with a nunabods in my /*min to fuch a degree, as to lead me to conclude that I Riould entirely lok the ufe of them. 'ibis induced me to put rry&lf under the hands of Dr. W. of Oxford ; bat neither his aid, not the waters at Bath, which place I Mind, afforilielme the tag relief. my fpirits at length were fo knouts dcprcl'ed with vi lent palpitations of the boast, and my Seth fu mink decayed, that I became am: re Stric ter. °braving, however, In the ta:h-Papers, a Publican nby Dr. Baoour, iithituled " A Guide to Old Age." dedicated to Ms Majelty, I was induced to punk the lame, when I fortunately dikovered the complaint I bad fo long Ishisured order. " I have die leappinefi to add, that by following the ad Ise contained thirds, mid going throu,th a complet: ei , ur of Dr. Beeson's invaluable Nervous I am now, perfectly recovered, and as well as ever I was in my hie. " I have Mice quitted the Univeraty, and am sorer to enter into the holy Rate of matrimony, with a deteeminai I: never to be without "A Guide to Old Age; and, at the fame time, I CilLk 'lt my duty to advice all young men to f. lino my %abide, as a perufal of ilia encanit book may laappil! prevent the affilcird from being precipitated headlong to an untimely grave, which, but for Dr. BROOUNI, would malt inevitahiy have been my ware. I am, Sir, your's. Ste. ate. Oxford. A. D. kl. A." Tie Botanical Syrop and Renovative Nervosa Cordial,' o be bid St tin Dodoes hook, No. 9, Allint,4lrrin, 7 ClO4Oll from the Lavercan Magian, Surrey tide of Blackfriars-bridge, in bottles at ii. SS. Its. 63. and 6s. ad. (duty included) at Withers' (late CockeWs) Medicine Wareboufe, 29a, Strand ; Shaw and Relaunch, St. Parini Church yard ; and Brantand, No. 156, Blaiopfgate- Anis Without; W. Stagily. Printer and lin.lielder, at his Me &cunt Warahoufe, No. 3,Wine-fireet, who has reedsed a large and frees farppiy; Thainpron and Mills, Cagle-Brut; Browne, Tolley; C. South, Bridge-ftreer ; Reed and Sheppard, Briltol; Merier and Crutatell, Bath; Meer'. Goadby, Sbcrborrn; Mr. SW" Casieelter ; Mr Tymbs, Woreciter ; Mr. Treasons, Luau ; Swlnfley, Birmingham; Spilibury and Co. Mary-ftrect, Dentin; and by all Printers. Budd/filo:ta b and Violas et Mee does is tic Tiro; Wisdom& DIFALLIBLT OMIRD4AN CMIN4LAMMIL rT HE PROPRIETOR -of this Thcrit exceilint REMEDY Is fo certain Cl haled, in a varitay of Cafes, meets, if it does nut te the Cum, twat and branch, To RETURN 'TAE JECONLY. . It will, on applkation, tide off the Inflammation in a few hours, and clearoy ereeltually the Malignity without the lean hazard. Printed Dindlions feakd up with it. This is the celebrated PLAISTER that gained fo mods repro. tation in Germany, and has been fold in Lewdest' Upwards of kitty Years, with the gr,ateß reputation. Sold Wholerale and Retail by "r.Artell. No. t, Pineh-lani. near the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavillock ftreet ; Mr. Willies, No. 39., St Janus's-Item ; Mr. Swiney, No. As, MA - Mal;dr• WeSs 14 P. Jae, llaiborn ; sad jobouit aid Co. Ho. 'so, 0j urd-Rreet. At Briftol, by Bulgin and Sheppard; and Benner. platers. ; laaut s By Hazard, bo•akfeller ' • and Rasmus, perfaunnr. Edlotxtro, by Banter , South Bridge. • Ponies and Gofport, Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mr. Joie' ,boegepier e Portintouth, Mr. Motley, Weaklier. This slay was potshard, By H. D.3ysionds,.taterscr-row ; j. Mathews, No. IS, Seftnii London • Remcaol, Hantkurgh ; Dugdak, Dime-Ere( t• 1 n • itolisrt pets and Co. Peact.titest, blew Yarn; and I 041;alkisihrellari • .. An entire new and taproot:a &Pion, sambaing of near 3ro An D in oat Pocket Valuate, with as elegant Portrait of the r price 3s. suly, a QOLONION's GUIDE TO HEALTH; Or, Li ADVICE to BOTH SEXES in • Variety of Caelphdatri to which is added, a Differtattoo on the Ufa and Abele of QM and Sea Bitilifig. TO Tma Poetic .. . GUIDZ TO Hai LTD having pallid through a number Of editions, anal has esperteneed a Cale unprecedeutedly veat—it la therefore now reprinted with many improvements and It may be with conlidence affe c ted, that fo •.luebl• a publiesium to the aflidtad in general has never been printed In this or any ether 13,040 am—the week and delicate f ynutb who ha jijb fl o dud Ida edmation at any of the panite hininaries ; sera who are drooping under siliorders mhunatmg from an Impurity of Mood; people of lath' ii • ItudiOus part ns c netted and fudentary ate, u alfn that.. nerweia AL dims In ye aeral will Pod • Souncon's GUID • TO HEAL TN," a ts thful tom panto • and an emoting intiruchr; In janit, no parish values the rjoynsent ut a tad Rate of health will be a mn•oent without being polled:a of this ufeful, chap, valuable and taipetair pub 'Marion. The hidden Sources of Weaknefs and Debility with which Thmfands are ARAM, are herein laid open, and the MOMS et geffuration to the bkii. , gs of Health lad Walls* fully and amply communicated. The Diforders peculiarly Incident to the Female Ser in every • limation are sift etpatiated upon, together with advice to both faxes for thole (caret infirmities of nature, which delicacy dig forbids (caret s to difelufe, even to the nearelt relative: compelling a treatife OD Fehata DIMAS/LS. Nervous, Hypeieodriae, Coo (U/{rive Complaints, atr.Ac. And as nervous and hypochondriac meeplaints are such more prevalent In Swope than in generally tansained, attended with many dreadful and alarming fymptoms, which certainly Magee sifillanee, and nut is too generally the eafroluillon or e the author as has been very attentive to their method of maituillir t aid flatters bingelf [rem they, celervationhe has made, that the peeked is as good a treatife on dude difeafee as any extant. What can be of More importance to a female ' than to h e m. petty acquainted with every impalas to whit:lllk Is prey liable? And how occluded hafelf In fisehalecoalhamin, adage wounding her delicacy by a ditch:dm of her Iwo It*: Ingo, bentions, to the rude (entrant . of v b ia temledfrisfib: Yowls who have ungsarderlly • themallrei ce Zentlook nye, and feel the dreadful sae Mir memoriam' what ie Alll mere dreadful, injudicaous treatment of a t wag. has too many illiterate . pretenders to pee) will Olnd,a " CMOs TO IiCALTII: and HAPPINESS in the perste! of the prcfcnt publication. In atiurders who relalleation bee repeatedly WWl's* on other remedy could White the unhappy (offerer in t he no. fortunately kebobs Anti-Inapetighoes ims6 behead theorem awl oily rOtorer of health and rigour. Thge who have reided in bet climates, sad as gm:Wed, or labour under a continual drain of nature. whereby then* horn! Itemith la nut only csburbed, but ells dolt Manor end id= impaired. will meet with a frigidly moollerla ells Important publication. Young people of idtketj i tAste fortunately given way to a delirSvc. feint; and ire Wee. Injured their health, and deftroyed their whole anima will meet with a of Coafobitioe In iteiglintaiteVada le t Me laid d .wn In v The Onade to Mailtli." The Author Is proud to enniefi, that he has been matted by eminent literary medical mon. ig white lablwis and 011timice he le such Indebted :—Tbeg wee wog th e fowl s.. well as hinielf, sod lure not been afraid ur saga - se - atisotr. hogs their Cautery end powerful eilleag. .o'r Orders given is any Illoolfollu Teem ereesotry, fat SOLOMON% OUUIa TO hiW-TH," will he du* onemstol, at only Three Whip each Copy, free of for the very emithent Mirada of Fi ai l ls l =. fee the M. resent Reviews. fa rra eat ba a afar wart at the W 'ry of this work, due the unprecedented tale Orme. aida— no than Seaters' Trot. seas dna Hurl:lll3D Cents brides been nifpuled et in • va7 Short tune. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Fly. No. 9, Bridge-direct, Leedom. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March tit, net. IBEG leave to inform you, that ever fine the par typo, 1 have beat ellidted with the Lues Yaws= from its afthaudy refiftieg every 6eerie d mania by the molt =Mat of the faculty here, anti underpins road fevere coorfes of falivation, and twice difcharged front the Hai , gal, with Hide relief, would appear to be of the melt lemeterate nature. In the fpring of left year my difordar bed gat rich a haul, as nearly to put period to royalftenee I had a large aka oa the crown of my head, one on each mu, sad = were brae out In a Rightful manner; my. right was pan ful, and had ban it a Rate of ehrintien Ist *stall:ea yews; my left hod alit two lap manes it, mammy wmadikotared aid pave sac itch cura4lacpsoll, partionlerly ashen want le bed, as nearly to dePrive me or reit. In this laneastahcle late I was recommended by Mr.l.Thompon, (who received fo great a .cure by than bert),to tag mar Ladle% Paint Pifla. which I began to do en the efith of May ; n the contra els esteightl be. pa to receive bake—in little morenhan a month the ulcers as my bead and arms were foundly hededcloon after the form es my Lep hailed alto, laming Weever, conlderable dilielenretien in the Rio, ad plain the bane , sibe-left, WM* by as Yd. leg of Geo, ad littielooger peaverancc In yew Mahe* Med.cine. &Wad ; the nodes difperfing, she Otis ricalnise be natural bee, and the noeturnalpshis gregually gaigelf.-4 thus became, by your llbend advice end' itodidee„pUiWy figs Am all my former complaints—have recovered my famerigitit sad frimth, end am Luanne jag sod tat, in wake Nee Mau eendoued many months to as eta who loam I am at a loft in what tentacle en Alf Stalitistie s AKIN you, for the gond of other Wein mask, to make this my nab u public as rani*, as I gall as everyeeeallon ; in fia &hag yes will greatly oblige, Sir, your pueful, obedient, vair Ihwohis ter• vent,_ - _ MAXIM. 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