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!FM .~ -i' t 4 . P ‘ '• • • . , , _ . 4, , • • .‘ - • • .• .§ 1. • • • . • "t 0 **4 4 , „ • )1 . t ' • Lt., I 4 • 1i . "91 ..........."." ..-...-.--' - NUMBER 7381] THCRSD4Y, Noy LMBER 1, Isio PRICE SIXV .rz. - .;:4 ." NEW THEATRI ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 13R4WER.T.* tITANTED to rent on LEASE, a mo . derate sized v V BREWHOYSE, with capacity tor enlargement. It will he preferred if off the .tones, not more than tilt - comics from Town, and near the Thames. As connection Is •ant wanted, not Goodwill will be given. —Address by letter to X. A. sa Gcorge's Coffee-house, Temple-Bar. N. B. This Advertisement nay suit an established lirewer, who is inclined to retire frOro active masers tent, anil to admit a leading Partner. • ITXBRIDOI TURNPIKE ROAD, THE next Meeting of the Truitees of the Tarn pike . Road leading from Tyburn *to"Utbsidge. vet be held on Saturday the 10th of Nuicilber instbtt, as eleven ieclociE, at the Oil Hat Tcn , Ealing, G. CLARK, Clerk. Brent ford, tiovenlT3er 1. Ir; 0. MONEY. N(.. OIILEMgN ? Gen lemen, &:. are qectfer iliformed, Oat they ntay he suppii,.: m oney “, any atnatint, ott t. rna equal to morrgaze, %retired oh Frtthokl, Cgryttold, Lembold Land, or Viola.% Money lit the Funds, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jolanr-s, Clerryntea's a or any other property ; persons of resvotability may ite on their per.onal security only.'Genii:nun 441 e5..4174 1414t e55i acconum.darior , without delay.-- pplicAtion from t welvt. to tern, or letters (post paid) a....iressed . to Messrs. Wilts and Co. N's. 4Y, South-stre t, Berk •ley -square. TOSORROW EVENINO, .N ovg4it R. will be acted Bed Jobissea's Comedy, of ' EVERY MAN /14141/8' Hu )uI /Cindy, Mr:.YOUNG; ' • .n Old Knowell, Mr. MITAIIAX; Young Knowelf, Mr. BRUNIVN • ~. - Captain Bobaditler 11.41n..arr lugice Clement, Mr. EMERY; Cob, Mr. FAILZY. Master Stephen, Mr. LISTON ; ' Master Matthew, Mr. liIMMONS g Dame Kitely, Mrs. H. Jo,liNgsmix, To which will be ad4e l the Mtwical Epterainusearef lOSINA. ' Vhille, Mr. rNcLETIow (In whfehlse williatratte errou ii,e Song of " Tell her I love Mr," contposed4l .. Mf.N l 4 ; C.:rain Saville, Mr BELLAMY ; M r . tn . st g William, Mr. TAYLOR. Rosina DItKONSI ftlimbe; Dorcas, Mrs. DAV f411)011.1%. THE MERCURIAL DISF.ASE. This day was published, prier Is. in /wards, AN INQUIRY ioto the HISTORY and NA TURF.: of git.. DISEASE produced in the HUMAN CONSTITUTION by the e,e of MFACURY, with ObservA• tints on its ronn , rtion with the Lues Venerea. MATRIMONI.I.I. But happy they, the happiest of char kind ^ Such is the lee guage ot he Immortal Tisornim, %hen sneaking of the mar. ri •ge state; but to insert: that nappiness It is necessary, as Juvenal observes, " Mess sana in etirpore sano," to bans " A sound mind its a sour.il body." .letter the indispens a bl e necessity of every person, err he enters into that clod alliance, tw to y a due respect to hithealth. ESSKS. GOSS una CO. as regularly, educated Surgeon. at I.ondon, have s- iulottsly devotik their eytev. lin o for th e s e last fifteen rat 1 to the study of jfio - ,e dismisses whiehfo frequently inihitter, and too tiaeo prrir.r.r, that Mesta rouble blttsing, Matrimonia• Felicity. 'Ow wri /shed luttronago that they have hitherto r.xeiise4 born persons/ot the brit rimier.- tion, and the sittiforns mote's attending th.eir superior molt , of treatment in suck complaints, Induce them. thus publicly to offer their lois:asset. lii all ruses of Debility or Deficiency.; whetb r resulting from the too frequency of participating in the gaieties of a fashloodblo Gtr, the unbounded inti..dgence of htrertn:tim, or a secret, soli tary, and des ructive habit, wislch weakeus the energy of the mind, and destroys the t wet of youth, by ?reducing senility in the one set, and Imputerx in the other. they oirr a . ale soli permanent tore. To those whoa from such complaints:, are pro vented entering into the marriage state, and, ashamed to se. IC teller, brood over their Minimum in silence, it Must he consul. ing to know, however difficult or ineffectual ille cure may hi dreinci by other prat itionets,that by a renovatirg .1 nil in fallS WO Met bud, they may be nattered to a sound and vigorous coirstituvon. A certain I)isurtley, frequently contracted in a momeot of in discretion, and every So, des cv syphilitic infeCtio,y, : . y a mild and mover-failing mode of treatment, is spiedihs and radically resnce et !, w i t h * it e r sin t inr, in diet or exercise, by irieshrs. Coss and Ca. as also Stricturee orthe Urethra, and %Amts, which they are en. able d to cure iv a short period, with:no recount to the painful, dangerous effects of the- Caustic ; references of which can he given vs serest , ' Cent/mast of high rtopeetability, who have been cured, after having laboured under strict um for mine years. To hlarried Fent ors, }shore taperaatuitis cf those tender pledges of connolikel brininess have been defeated, it may .also be a please:; ri.t-ction to know, tbat;' In most instances, the impedimern is to beet runices."l; tiir such has hem the elbeacy of their phut, that many ladles, who had given up all hopes of pre geny, have be .upteahly disapponted. Alerts. Goss ai,d Co. exclusively professing the curruf these particular cusnriaints, la order that they may not be nil, kcd, by a mist..iken ter, with tae opprobrium so justly attached to the Tristram Empiric. think it but justice to themselves to vatc, that-they lizte been properly educated and initiated into even branch ot the pro:emu:a (errs , tificates of which, front different Hospit:Us, awl teatime:mall:oat' the most eminent Physlcians,they have,eo convince any inquirer); that the success resulting from thar endeavours Ant induced them to quit the practice 'of the general psnititimer; *d the/ presume that their pretensions counitute a lair grow* tor the unprv,cedented confidence wi:h whicn tiny Lave been by the Public so liberally honoured. . Patients in the Country are requested to state the lard 'enball of their case. ate, and valaccr of flair& cisalosinc a Mei Note, esti Advice and frts.dicintat will be immed.ately forwarded to every part of the I:.:ogl3in. l'is be consul:ea at their house da!'y (personalty, or by letter g by either toe, with secrecy, delicaryout,!. attention. GOYS end Co. fx. Ilouverie-street, Fleet-street. By ANDREW M ATI - 11AS, NO. 5 , Bloomsbury-place Surgeon extraordinary to the Queen and to her Maj es ty' s House hold, Surgeon to the Westinlnstti• liying4n4lonrltal, and . loletnlpvr of thu ltny.l Coline of Sorgtnns u(.l.undon. Loud ,u : Printed for Becket and Porter, ; John Murray, Fleet t.trcet ; and J.. Johnson and Co. St. Pairs Church-yard. • • .PR9II±OSED CANAL. FROM:8, 1 1114 TO cßis rot,. • . loxes is. Second Price Ss. St Pk SLAM. fleeestl Price J. o eer (Wier" no. Second Price lie. Upper Gallery Is. Second ?Tie 6 1 races for the Boxes to be Ashen of t hir. Brandon, at the new . los-Oike In Prince's Place, Hirt -street, from ten till four. The doors will be opened at half past five, and the Play begin at halt past six. This Evening—King HenrythiFoutth; with 1-ligh I Afe Below gir l —Saturday, Macbeth. Monday, The Mountaineers ; to-which will be added, La Pe rae, or the Desolate Wand ; with New Scenery, Dresses, Ste. rushy, The Gamester. Wddliesdiy, The Exile. •- KISS• BOSWELL'S Itii..llr This day was published, in 'llsree 12m o. price 15s. in btiard-, - N OTICE haring bectithretti'f , that spixlication is inten‘ied to he :lisle tJParilseseat inalL: nest Session for leave to bring in a MI and to obtain an Azt for making and maintaining a Navigabl-: Canal for Boats, Barges, and other yes. with proper Towing Paths, Casting and otlivr Works, from and out of the Kennet ard A:ou Canal, in the Psrish of Lyn cundse and Wldcombe, IL•ar Bath, in the County of Somerset, to 011 Market-street, in the Parhls of allot P' , ii:p and Jacob, in the City of Bristol; and also a certain tiavigible Cut from and out of the said Canal, in the Parish of Saint and Jacob, In the County of Ch s: to the Floating I carismar, In the same Parish; and to vary the course of the River Avon, in the Parish of Saint /mei, in the City of Bstb„ in the County of Soracriet ; whioh said Canal, Cut, Bosoms, and other Works, are intend;:d to pass or b: milled . hr to, or through the several Parishes and' 'townships, or places of Lyneombe and Wide t nnb e , Saint 'an te s, in the City of Bath, "fiver:on, otherwise Tw:verton, Nesiton, Corer on, saltford, and Keynshaat, In tbe tawny of Somerset ; Bitten, Old Land, lianhans, s3int George, and Saint Phi:ip and Jacob, in the County of Clouceuer; and Saint Philip and Jacob,. in the City and County of the City of Lristol." THE IDIOT ; or PICTURES of LIFE. By Miss li. 1103W2.1.1.. Publ4hed by G. Slude, 26, Prince►-iu reef, Cavendlih-(quare ; I. Drown, Dt:i••birect, Lincoln's Inn Yiekl4 ; Shcrwood, Neely, and Jones, Pat...rim-ter row. Of whotivniay be bad, just publiblied, • _ . MAC Dermot, : Volt. Second Edition. Priory of St. Mary, 4 vols Second Edition. Maid of Rennicre, 0. hoard% /cm! Miller's Jests, a New Edition.2s. tgd. FASH lONA BLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, privately Laugh:, at Nn. 19, She:Tiled-street, Golden-squste, tsl.adhs a xl Gtaniemen of any age, who have never learnt that sitomptidunent, or have not the modem style. . • !ar. ALLEN'S system of teaching is expressly studied for those irbom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requi te ler genteel society expeditiously, privately, and in a superior el!e of grace and elegance. Those Who do not want privati etNiug may learn at a small expence, with a respectabk: vet ul ppils, on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing nght the must elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of Cep:talk:ion. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. This day was A L pica. Number I. of a New i7ork, entitled THE PHILAN'L'H itopisT ; to 'be continued every 'l'hree Months. • . The object of this work is to entourage benevolent feelings, and to shetv hole they may be most heti•fticially exerted, parti cularly by pointing out to those who occupy the middle and superior ranks in society, the results of mielt endeavours as have proved successful in alleviating the tufseries of man, and improv ing his moral character. The rrofits of this work will be appropriated to the promotion of plan,: for the general education of the poor. The Second Numbt•r w ;II he published the first of Jan nary next. Sold by Longman and Co. Paternostvr-roes ; I. and s. Arch, Cornheu; Daeton, Harvey and baryon. Coracectiureit-street ; a‘..4 George vied, Lombard street. VALI744,BLE SCHOOL BOOK. day was pubrsised, in Octavo, price 11s. boards, The.rooxvii EDITION Of COLLECTANEA GRIECA MAJO RA : Vol. 2. Gnu.; :ecten. Excel-pia ex yariis Poetis, ad Usum Acade- Juventutis Acc-nnnxydata. Cum Notts Philologicia, qttas pnin pariim.scripsit. It is proposed, that In comes/nerve of such Noti.:c harbg been 7ivett, a Meeting of the I.andhoklers, through whose property the said intoodetlC4na/ and other iVolks are to be carried, shall be held at. the Crown lop, at Sal;fonl, is the County of Soawnet, ON Wednesday, the I.4th day of Noventhertu st, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to take into consideration o.lr propriety of such measures being carried into execuriou, at which time and place ail persons whose property is likely to be affected by .such C; pal and other Works being carried through it, are varnestly requested to atteud—Bath, October St, l at°. 'llls day was publishtd, Third Edition, in two Volumes foolscap, price IV.s. boari!s, ASYSTEM of DISSECTION'S; Explaining the Anatomy of the Human Body ; with till manner' of dis playing. the Pars, the distinguishing the Natural frant.the Li.- eased Appearance., and ponitinir out to the Student Alto-Objects Most worthy his attention, dunng a course of btaaccauna. By CHARLV..i BULL. ?tinted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Patera OS ter-rOW. Of whom may be had, by the game Author, 1. A System of Operative Surgery, fuuuded ou the . Basis of Anatomy, in 2 vols. royal Svo. price Li 145. 2. The Anatomy of the Brain, in royal 4to. IC2 21. boards. 3. A Series of Engravings of the Nerves, price ..C:1 is. 4. Engravings of the Arteries, XL to. hoard.. • S. Anatomy of Expression in Paintin:!,' Co. £2 2s. 6.*The Anatomy of the Human Budy, in 4 vuis. royal Bvo. price £3 10s. hoards. 7. A System of Dissections, in folio, with Engraving, price £3 3s. boards. ANDREAS DALta, A. M. 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To this House will !we attached rise Right of Spnr , ing °virile Manor, which is very exten.ivc, and aliounils in Gantt of every , delcriptioo, within two miles of Harriers, and neat to the Surrey Foz-botmds. LicENsED STATE LOTTERY OFFICES, CORNHILL, anil ST. MARGAILErs HILL, Boaouon. ITORNSBY am! Co. Stock-Brokers, remind their Friends that the CITY LOTTERY begins Drawing on the oti of DECEMBER ; a variety of Tickets and Shares ate at Sale. The 'Tenant nay be accommodated with any quantity of Land upon Lea9e fur the Wee term as the House, as also with the moil adap;e4 furniture at a valhation. Ticket £6 15 0 . £1 12 0 I Eighth aCi 4 0 t24arter 2 7 0 Sixeenth VI2 0 Fur particulars, apply to Mr. Jame % Land A:2nt,, New Boa- Lisicotes . Ina, London. SCHEMES GRAT:S. HORNSBY and Co. sold the grand Prizes In tll. Adelphi &Autry; Cox's Museum Lottery; the Pipt Diamond Lottery; apdia the I;ir.t. and Second City Lotteries: also, No. 14.3101, a I'2,OOO;—NJ. 1,357 a £1,000; and No. 3,077, a X.ioo, In thiry.two Shares, in the Lottery drawn 19th October last. FOR REMOVING ERUPTIt)NA FROM THE FACE AND SKIN, and effectually clearing tie Complexion. . SSOLONION's ABST'ERGENT LOTION.—By the simile applicrion of this fluid night and morning, or oc. tasiqrally thrize a day. it WIN remove the most rancorous and taming *curvy in the far.u. It is perfectly safe, yet powerful, lad posw;.es all the good tplaliti . .:s of the most celebrated cos. without any of the doubtful and som. times dangerous dent A rough uneven sitin, its shining appearance, and yellow itl'ickly paleness, are by.this Latins effectually removed. In *shingles and prickly heat It h Infallible. Suffice it, however, bay, it has been administered to :natty thousands without even Intgle complaint of its inefficacy. A small bottle will be guf f*: to prove is value.—Price is. 6d. a bottle. with direct:ow. Each genuine botde has the words 64 Sane Solomon, Liverpool," shaved on the stamp.—Lßeow4W ) . SOLOMON . s DETERGENT OINTMENT, well known for Ott safe and speedy cure of old wounds, ulcers, sore sterhstic or scrofulous humours, gaugranier `thortification, std . Iheads, &c. havyng been ;iced in the abovi diseases upwards fonT-livc years, with loiataileled suceess. Price 93. 6d. a Dna d, . inch:del : Observe tie name engraved on the stamp, thut. " Saul. Solomon, Lirerpool," without which roan ate _ - - To b e had at Gilead House, mar Liverpool; of Mathews and 1 . 4 5 11 , Nn. IS, &rand; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard; Ilacon and Co. Oxford -street, Lipidon ; and Brodie, Dowding, and Luzford, zialicbtiry ; Martin 10ene, Colic re-green, Dublin ; l i 4 ley, Cork ; *Mare Belfast; sad of every Patent Vender i n t h t: United Kingdom. GENUINE MEDICINES. V NEWBE RY and SONS, No. 45, 9t. Paul's t ! glitwch-yard, London, or No. 29, Dame-street, Dublin, r ruPtiet.ori of Dr. Jamcs's Powder, and other valuable Prepara linns, inform tile Public, that in consequence of the new Duties, ete pric e of that Medicine is si.si 9d. per Packet, or Li. ss. bd. Or Dozen, or a Dozen in it Bottle, XI. as. as made up for the Anny Intl "Y : but observe 0.-At the words " F. Newlatay, No. 45, St. paid'.," are ener.tved 01 the Stamps. - b rite follo w i ng are the Prices of their Medicines, duties included, ' 4 those who puichase sir, or more, Will be allowed the stamps Gratis : • s. d. s. a. Dr. Lunes's Powder 2 9 Dalhy's Cal,ninative 1 9 bit to A:.aleptic Pine 4 6 Strong Tincture of Bark 4 P ,Innis Aniib:lions l'ins 2 9 Htiehant's Ditto 3 0 ur * All g i n'i C..lFlstate 4 0 English Ctat-e. 2 9 Lbr.Stters's Opo,leldoc 2 9 }series of Ginger 2 9 EO° Convulsion Oil 2 6 Inglish's Scots Pills I If Mite Canunnile Drops I 9 Cheltenham Salts 2 9 Essence of Colt! wt 3 6 Ipecacuanits Lozenges 1 if 7 ` f r• SPeace's Dentritir•ce 4 0 Dr. Solander's Tia 2 9 J be Cephalic Sueff 7 i I- I lenry's Magnesia 2. 6 p halli o f Mail 1 l' Maredant's Drops 5 6 Glass's Magnesia S 6 Spilebury's Ditto 5 6 Leo's Liniment '5 0 Grunt's Gough Ditto 1 6 l thurstic.Balsarn 2 9 Greetiongh's 'l'inctorcs 1 1 T oale Pills . 2 9 Ditto colia I.otenges 1 If br. Hoope s Pilo • . 3 lf Soothing Syrup 2 P 41415 41141 aliZe te Menaiunts, Itc. fur eryousttion. . This day was published, ILuithionte:y printed, price ha. eILARKE'S BIBLIOTHECA. LEGUM ; or, I ‘o l Complete Catalogue of the Corntrinn and Statute Law Books of the United Kingdom, wig) an account of their Dates sod .Ptices, ori;inally corn :lard by J. \Vorrall ; now further im- Provict;and arrangiuLin a new %nastier ; interspersed with olwer • cations truss the bvst aurhuritiys on th. principal works; with numerous additions and corrections, not to be found in any other Law Catalogue new extant. _ By JOHN CLARKE!, Law Bookseller. I.oodon : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Bookselkrs, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Irm. Libraries and l'artels of Law Books pun limed. • The present Volume is offered to the candid aceLptanct of the public at large,Eid of the•profession in particular, v ith the view of enabling gentlemen forming I.aw Libraries to make such a selection in the variuus branches of legal knowledge as may lie adapted to their respective pirrsialts. It will alio to public libra ries he found extremely useful, as ready reference can hrnedi atelyilbe had to all tysirks on legal and constitutional subjects. It; forming this Catalogue, the utmost care hal been taken to make its* compLte as passible, by including the Title pf every l.aw Book, anc:ent and modern, bitiltili) published: The whole has been newly arranged under dininct heads, with reference* front one part to the other, as together with the tables introdu ced in the course of the volume, will facilitate the researches of the student. REW LAW BOON s. Published by W. Clarke and Sow, Law Booksellers, Portugal ' Linc..ln's Inn, at the prices in b3ards T . TURNER and VENABLE's Present Practice and Costs in the Court of Chancery, 4ch edition, enlarged and corrected throughout, with the late New Fees, 8 vols. Bye. all 43. Hut.r.ocx's Law of Costs in Civil Actions and C:itninal Pro evedings, 2deditlon,-eula7ged; o volt. svo. £1 ts. Currrv's Practical Treads cot; Bills, Promissory Notes, Cheeks on Bankers, Bank Notes, &c. 31 edition, 8%74. 10'. tit, CIIITTY . 6 Practical Treatise on Pleading, g vols. Svu. .C2 21. COIL'S Institutes of the Laws of England, 4 . Parts complete, .7 volt. bvo. £5 .ss. • Cott on L t ittletria, or First Institute, by Hargrave and Butler, 16tIs edition; sold. separate; 3 volt. Bvo. £2 17s. COKE'S ed s 34,and 4th Itli•hutes, sold separate, 4 vols. Svo. £2 15s. CA Lull' Heading upon the Statutes of 3ewers, with Judgments and Resolutions of the Judges, and Notes of Mr. Serjeaut Hill, 4th edition, two. 1 _ Blao's New Pocket Conveyancer of the most approved Piece dents in Conveyancing, with the modern forms, and the effi cacy of them explainesl, 2 vols. 12mo. 12s. Bute • Law Selections of such Htads and Divisions of the Law as lire of most general use and importance, 2 vols. tivo. £1 2s. 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Second Edit:on, :frets. aro. iss: - • I 1 EUNONIUS, or I)ialogues concerning the Law and Constitatinu of I 'England, by Mr. Stn-jeant Wynne, 2 vols. tiro. 16s. HAND'S I .als and. Practice of Patents for Inventions, tvo. Ss. HA ND's Solicitor's Assistant in Chancery, coutprbing the forms of 300 interlocutory orders and other Precedents, Bvo. 9s. Pass:roses Treatise of Conveyancing, Vol. 2,. Part 1, Bro. 9s. Ra:Na's I.aw of thippiug and Navigalion. Second Edition, with: additions, seer In. THIME who suffer nervous irritation from weak. 'nem of stomach, üb.tructedbile, anti hatl digestion. will find r e lief S BIIRY s s PA . tB NT ANTIii::.OR Ile DROPS., which enjoy all the proptvties of Airlomel, witlstvat its i: ritahlty ; they also consult thte braids of the aromas:lt, by promoting the ap petite, antfan increase of spirits as the health iniproves.—hi decrs srated alrxesse*, %Awe - a cwt. could scare, is h. co :templaie tl. so healthy.a thange kas been produ:ed, as to excige the 13.5 t itOpt of success. In kruptivr, Scrophutous, Gouty, Rheumatic, and Scorbutic compiaints, its reputation ie ettahlwhed.—West India orders attended to, at the Dispeusary, 15, Soho-square, London. The genuine Medicine has the government duty printed on a black ink stamp, and the words, " By the King's Patent," ex pressed oa the bottle, kill of direction, and outside wrarper. Sold 15, Sotto-square, in small httles of .ss. 6d. double bottles ICs. and largt r Rt. 26.--Compouud 115►enee Ss. BY MS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. T EAKE's Gz•nnine PILLS, so justly famous for . 1 , 4 their superior efficacy in curing every degree and symptom of the Venereal Disc use, the Scurvy, ::c. without confinement 01 restraiat of diet , in an easy, expeditious, sate, and secret man ner. (Lie sin dl Pill is a dose,. its operation impercap; tibk, and requiring no particular attention. In 15 days they geuerally core those cruel Disorders ; ant where they fail in that time of rrfectly restoring health, the pa tient has the happy assurance tint he or she is at the eve of being so restored, let the th:gree of malignancy be ever so great. It is an excellency peculiar to these Pida, to make dir:ctly to the eamPlailliPO pan, and ent , A- into contest with the offending matter, which they speedily dislodge and expel. They are decla • red by experience to be a preserver of health, as well as a resto rer, by taking only, eight single Pills Spring and fall in every year, in short, the Patentee has this extraordinary titaligation to thorn, that whatever he promised himself from them, they svcile sure to fulfil and exceed, as thot:gh impatient of immortal and uuitersal fame- These Pills are most worthy a place in the cabinets of Masters and Captains of Ships; die more so, for shat they will keep r 'ad in all climates any length of time, and that they have now borne the test of near (JO years, with inceeasing credit to themselves, and honour to their author, insomuch that during the last eight years they have radically cured upwards of 40,000 per sons, many of whom bad been discharzed front I losphals where salivation had been frequently repeated, and 'all other methods made use of without effect. Prepared and Sehl by the Solo Proprietor, Timms% Tivri oz. Member cf theßoyalCollege of Surgedtts in Lonclonatt his house, No. 9, New I:ridge-street ; where he will give advice, without , Fee, to persons taking these Pills, and will answer Pati eats Let ters, If put-paid, on the same terms, observing in all cues tht most inviolable secrecy, nn 'patient's name or case having been' mentioned, but at their own particular relitest, by the Proprietor, during the course of more than 40 you, that he has hail the con ducting of an e;:teasive sale of the above medicine, said the prat rice tising They are also sold, by his appointment; at the Perfumer's, No. SS, St. Alban's-street, Pall-mall; the Top-shop, No. 103, Ox ford -street; Mr. Disbsrough's, No. 7, fish-street-Hill, nearly opposite the Monument ; and by one I'.:l.B°n in overycontiderable town in Eneand, &c. in Boxes .of uuly 2s. 9u.each, sealod up with IA iktl plain diredtions, Vat:rely ;parsons of either sea may cure thetilselv.s with ease acid secrecy. N. B. Every Bot soldin Great Britain Is sealei.up with a stamp, In which, by favour of the Cooltbisslonets, is printed at the .itam; - ()Bice "T. Taylor, Nu. 9, New Bridge-West." to imitate which fs tslohy, and all 'liken are counterfeit, SeICIAL. HAPPINESS. ILARRIAGE eanultl be the tooodition of Social Happiness, which is often disturbed through the part* . that form the uelen not taking :howl rrecaudni:s wh:ch woultiesez cure them the enjoyment of tuat great domestic blueing. People of every rank pay adaratien to the shrine of wed:oat bit where the constitution has been tainted by disease, or debilnated by a certala habit contractterat an eurly age, a reiteration of stability peev'eme to enteriug thet cute is intlispeasibly rieleisite to revrva the slumbesittg 1;464 II id life, and to reanimate she, system. Eor no disorders have comnhated more essentially todestroy Hyme neal happiness then those which are the ceeeetriente of unguarded plea ;ere. it ass e.:is considtration te!o.ch induced Atessrs. CURB hr and Cu. for these last twenty years, to direct their bLIP. • dies and practice, exchesively to the treat:tent and cure of theN'ee nereal Disease,lnwlehe do/orders arieleg there:ruin ; as also td tire derangement of the Swett:, produced by the s destructive 4080 the iueonsiderate school-boy, whiels bangs on, these elisirearips - Debilities and Defeat:odes that prevent or etniiiver the Matrie ' menial state. The successful reank of, their pies, gives ththel additional ardour to oppose the ravages, of these complalntr, which are the most important hi the eatelovse of human inlito untie& It behoves every eeraou who has indelert! in this lolls tary *ice to seek relief by een,..u/ting Prefeisionel men of emi nence and honour, to which Messrs. CURRIE and Co. oaten the sanction of scholastic authority, as well as the teat :nary of uncontradicted facts. In professing the cure of these complaints; they hold out no inducement to vice ; but sensible is all mess must be of the existence of such caleentirs, they pifer their assistance as regularly educated Members of the Royal Colleges of Surgeons of London and Edinburgh. Alight r.nd rreeat Cases of Syphilitic infection are radically cured In the shish space of two days. Those of the most obstinate duration, such as obstructions, inveterate strictures, paint of the b,ast, locc4. &c. arc permanently and speedily cured. .'Several Nublenien apt Ueetlenten of the first respectability have been Ender the care of Metiers. Currie and Co. for the renwral of complaints df the ure thra, strictures, lite. and haring received a radieal and permanent titre, request that refereitzts may be tgade to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided superiorlti di r•lessrs. Currie ins Co.'s plan of treatment. Many of t hese gentlemen had atrittures freak i 0 to 20 years, aud•evere wader tin: care of Mestrs. Home, fla visitle, and other surgeons of equal el inence. who atteniptest (heir cure by the application of the lunareeatitie, without success. Messrs. Currie and Co. bee.: seleetbd the fellowilst letter film the many they are i.aily receiving foam gentlemen returning ditto thanks fur their reeturst:on to.sound and vigorotis health. It wan »ent to them unsolicited,fromehe son. of a Noble Earl, who bed laboured under this Stemma % and painful ntalndy for ten years ! he had been. wider the care of several surgeons of professlotel eminence, none of evhom afforded him permanent relief; but from the tiperier mode of treatment adopted and pursued by Messrs. Currie and Co. he received a radwalcure in the short apace of out mouth. " May as, tam " To Dr. CURRIZ, 107, Hatton :larden. " Lord feel. great pleasure in caemiunlereing to INiethr " Currie the perfect re-establisluisent of his health, in coniegitteice " of his mild and seknhable tree:matt of Strictures in the Ure " thra. Heitay add, that he ha. not for amity years enjoyed so " much eantfort and freedom from paiu ; tied he. ent e rtains fed " doubt of his hating obtained, through his eltql am! atteution, a • " perfect and radical cure of fleet Iterrid cornitleltit. As he **soot " a etrauger to the manner Wet others treated the complaint, be " has it in his power, Irvin a fair trial and ajust etunperisone , tis " pay that tribute of applause to Dr. Cerny which he beusibly " feels, and shall ever be most ready and willire to eckrowledge.' Pratt early applies:ion to Messrs. (7 urt !e 451 d Co. the patient will escape cite pent, linter, and •expence of a long and seelisitts atteedance ere} less46xperietiord practitioner*. MARRIED WOMP.N, who have he iwen disappeirted in their expectations of a family, may be assered that in most in stances such defects are curable by medical skin ; end aithssajb the remount s..,ciitttt a pc: i r s t e h dents strsb t e iu in ire : ie bj u iet w :heir tragese ofCOUb .tpe t and twill . I tamty with others, ye: the cure of s a sh detects., by the gradual progress of re e cva t L,n. Messrs. Carrie and Co. tuae be coast:bed by patients of ether ?ex, with the Greatest ererety and honour, at theft boom, Mr. (107, Hatton-eir4as.-4.anci. mnst be post paid. A NOR.WICM FREE GRA.MALIR SCHOOL. OCTOSER 17, IMO. THE MAYOR and ALDERMEN of this City, having determined to defer the Election ota Pima Muter until Saturdai, the Bth tl.ty of December neat, rible . Notice is hereby given, that Oa:: C'emlenlen who Lave a)res applied for bat Appointment, u well as any other Paodidates, may tender their Testimonials. All fresh appileations to be made and Tesantorials delivered t t o John Steward, L. Mayor, !scion. the 424th day of November ( 11.1% F.LIMI,t PT: PLIG-1.11:, - rovrn Clerk.