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ADAGI AAt the R oya l ,lth H o o f • ..s. sof ERASMUS,.with.• Extßatiltkais ; and further illustrateci a s ial —..". nst 71 1814, at Eleven precisely, 7 . CA, at - h - A LARGE QUANTITY of ValuAble paipsi y corresponding Examples from the Spanish, Italian, French, Which vs; iondayCos. s, an and En:lists Ltmgitages. ° By ROBERT BLAND, M. D. F. S. A. Six BraVer. Cab les ( of STORES and PROVISIONS, consisting of the Resu H. 21, 20, 18 , d l iff ; t a re n n d r l si 6 z i e n s. ehed). I sith Ma Printed for T. Egerton, Milita-y . Library, , Vlsitehall. ..'1,...i • ' _ Large iiairr Standing andaannsdniddum in e . • It'untrilßloc-9111tsof Riggi ng. every d 'i e u sc " rip • than. any tiled oV.: ' Just published, •.. • ment 7 itts xe4s4: Wirt) a Portrait, in one elegant Volume, Kies 8,. 6d. boards, , , LETTERs of oterrs io Loat - azo. Trans- Twenty-eight I.eng 18-pounder Guds, Pio iii.pound ditto, , i Fourteen 24 pounder Carronades, and all the Shot, Zr.c. t alma latedlhont the Originals published af /Alien to 1802. belonging to them, W •.. ' •J i-. Printed for and sold by H. Colburn; 50, Conduit-street. . One Hundred and Fifty-eight Barrels of Owerbarder. fhelt• Of Whom may also be had, use published, • Essur Hall-Barrels 1411 Cartridge. No. 2, of CHIL' -Lorimer, a Tale, 65. 'w, from'e Muskets; and various Ordnance stores: .- . . - Laura Valcherrer, a Tale for Adolescence, by the Autho rOf A Quantitg•of Biscuit. ..• • , - Of appltit t Hmr Observation on Works of Fiction, ss. ' • About 550 Bushels Scotch Barley. ,-• .. ' - ' Irregular 111014) 'ln the Pram, Lerters of Klopstock ana hie Friends, translated 450 Bushels Peas (Green,White, and Os* - kg- It c - from the German, by Miss Benger, 2 vols. • • • an the d y t t ey rin d ME- - , About 14 Cwt. Dutch Cheese. • -street," ' BRIDGMAN'S DIGEST. excellen/ Thirty-nine Bapreh of Beef. orning, • highest c lay and - Thi s day was publ l ished, mice .E 3. 12s. in boards, Eight Hhds. Pork. Eight Ditto White Vinegar. illy, to L LD. ° The Second Edition, of • . Thirty-eight Casks and Kegs Pickles. . Prlpriett at the A DIGESTED INDEX of the reported CA§ES . Seven Hundred Gallons Gafieva. . • lu their t n Nine .1. .1. in the several COURTS of EQUITY and HIGH COURT seen Mids. Coals. T hr. e ditto Pitch.. • can a $1 'limn- of PARLIAMENT, down to the latest Period; to which are A sittantityK,Stock- Fish , Fire-Wood, end Water -Caskt. can boas La!l o es also now added; the'Decisloos of the several Coots of Equity in 'two Boats....Asindry Masts, Yard', and Spars. ' ' • should ha un, &c . lreland,atil the Parliament of that Kingdom: atter the Restore- An excxllent Fire Engine. sho • eVer the Some Staves, Dea.ls, a quantity of useful Wood, and a Variety 'E. PA- thin of the appellate Jurisdiction; with a complete Repertorium which it °Vital, of the Cases.—By R. W. BRIDGMAN, Esq. • . of other small and large Siorei. Sohlo. ,at the Sold by Reed and Minter, Bell-yard, Lincoln's Inn / Load= ; All nearly new, and in the best condition; lately landed from corner of aturday and by all other Bookseller's. , . ~ . the French frigate le Waste, taken no het fi rsecruize, from tlw mou93;) . --- .:o I , Texcl, by H. M. S. RiPPO N, Sir ChristAither Cole, Knt.yxiiin. Johnstor - , _ i, Apo- - ' r - This day was published, .. , --,- . . • (in conipanys . rpith H. M. stoops SYLLA fob ROYALIST) C O I). Voss, am • ames of- • . . In Two Vols. /Ivo, GO Guinea, G Guinea, denmed as Prize, Gilbert, °f rile A N EPITOME of UNIVERSAL HISTORY, For Viewing the sail Stotos, and_ further rainshah arsis.-•- ' -4.5. AnCient and Modern ; from the earliest Authentic Records TrairstAs Cor, E, GOOTO -street, Plymouth ;of wil?m.'and at thj 'Smith, N to the continircement of the present year. Office of J A totEikST align,F.sq, 2t, Arian-lel-smote, Strand, C*3 • ter and ° - ---:-.• By •FRANCIS BAILS'. lugues may be /tad three days preceding-the §sle. • - .'ern Stril a rowthe • • Sold by J. Johnson and Co St. Paul's Church-yard; and J. Plynisutli, January 25, 1814.. . - tunny; a K7s - rvr-ipprr. _ P,'' - '47. >4, '• .1 • . 1 .1 e , ••• e l A tir . • f •• . • • • W.:l4.:rk a • • • • • 2 •••• •••••••• •• • -, 4 • ' •• 'Ar • • ••••• • Jak ,;[ • ' . _`;~ 1 NuarsEn 8396. .tt~i l ~ PRICE tXiiSiqct.•-miLFPENNY: • *: MEDICAL AND CHEMICAL, a&IMO * ARti EilimparONß: • •-• • DR. HOOiElt and'Dr: ACER wifl begto - coops •on the :THEORY and PRACTII - - - . 'HE' CItiRDIfoRS of the YORK . BLiiLniSiGs 4 COMPANY, who ire itttireated in it °proceedings Iq dd, are now inforamt. that the ProGeltliou ,Invitute4 the General Agents for the publication of the Statement visa printed for their Infonuattsin,liti been iburtissedwitk bora, and that he is forthwhis to. woceed to citrry into executirlts tite Resolutions of the Omeral Meeting of Cied;raro !mid on the 1 rich Mari 1812. Copies of theBe Nesti:ut.. - Ons, with d Menirsm , • ' ' dum In explanation of the afi'airs'hi citiestioninwr ise ree4weci b it , . - • any Creditor upon applying at Mr. 11.Illuitlili 031;4e, 45, i i .ull/. went -street, Westminster, • ' --• ' nest • • - PHYSIC, CHEMISTRY, and tht MATERIA AttEDIC... Thew'', 26, Cork-sttert, Burlington Gardons, on Monday truary 7.1814, at Eight &Clock in the Morning: • A Prospectus, with particulars, may bn had of Uc. B. 21, taT tile-r°W. • • i enrretponaing - from Spam » . and Et:lga* lAngeragei. • -- " : . 44_ 13r ROBERT BIAND, M.D. F. 8. A. Prietpl T. Egertiii, Mdkart Libre t ry, yildtthen. •, MEDICAL AND ctigmrcAu„ scHooL, -- 01:6)toit: STREET, 11.A1,1011.ERSQUARIL ; AND : 1 11113D(Cklij !THEATRE, GREAT WINDMILL'S TREETe T of HE COUttSES LECTlfittse,riill.cornmence' • •in the follewitig Order : 1. On the THBORY and PRACTICE of PHYSIC, at No. fs, G i vor . s treer, HanowNiquare, as MossdayiFebreary 7th, from' Niue till feu in the Morning, and to be continued at that Hour e very , Monday, Wednesday, and Fraliy. By Oilmen PIA It SON, M.D. F. It; S. Fierier yin ysician to Ss. e=segges Hospital, &c. &c. j o On MATERIA MEDICA, THERAPEUTICS, and ME DICAL JURISPRUDENCE; it chi Theatre, Windmill-street- a l r uc eday, February 804 (rum Eight till Nine is the Morning, staff to be continued at that Hour every Tuesday, Thursday and dewlap Rons-rs,M. D. and FL HAittISON, M. D. s..On C EMIS'NRY ; the. Course will be gontinued at the istatre, Windmill-street, on Tuesday, February Bth, from Nine' , t igi•te itJ the Adorning, and every succeeding 'Tuesday, Thttrs dry ad Saturday,* the same Hour. By Wts3.l A M F. c, Esq. F. R. S. Professore( Chemistry at the Royal Institution, &c. 4. CLINICAL LECTURD and DEMONS TitATIVE PA THOLOGY sig. MEDICAL CASES in St. George's Hospital, op Saturday, Fehrtiaty 19th, at Seven in the Evening, at the llestre, Wiadmilidureet ; to be tontineell *very Saturday Leming. Brit-Haiatio sr, F a rther,inforination may be bad from- Mr. Hatn:nerton, Apo thecary; at St. Gem/es Hospitat, who will receive the names of• perused Pupils, oFirmopifing at therespeetive Theatres of .thv above Lecture,: Just published, • Wirt a Portrait, in one elegant Volume, Kies Bs. 6d. boards, I.4ETTE Rs of (Nuts io LOREWZO. Trans ' latedYrons the Originals published if Milan In 1802. -. Printed for and sold by H. Co*urn; 60, Conduit-street. Of siliont may also be had, just published, Lorimer, a Tale, es. Laura Valais/Ter, a Tale for Adolescence, by the Author of Observation on Works of Fiction, ss. ' In the Press, Letters of Klopstock pna hie Friends, translated from the German, by Miss Benger, 2 vols. - • . % cispicri Pit IIINT WORM IAtZ•dNOV:i'• WORMS ' A;RE Tki-LM4ST • FitEqUENT sdußcEs prcti RE X Dl'i244E : _ '- ' ' \ Melt. SYMPTOMS f VERY PAR NT IN!' GUARDIA*. of CHILDREN !honed be act/saluted tr. They occationlos, - i t cif appldte,a'paleness of the colour cff the face, entaciatlonjad . • Irregular state of the bowels, attended 'after e‘,ith violent Ohm ; they bring on eonvuleious ; they affect the ‘ growtft of the body. and they prove fatal, by ending in a constanytion or decay. Both as a preventative and cure otrbesellartitlng,coniplaini4;the abate excellent Medicine is unit risidiy • allowed, on the testimony atilt highest cheracteas lit thin country, both iti - reuk and- respecnibil !Hy, to have no - equal * Their pablic approionion, •L : 'en to thi Proprietor, front a personal knowledge of its woielerful success In their , own families staanps its merit beyond competition, and 'ltvera ..ssitction to It, of which no other Medicine of the kind - 0114 - boast. Parents and others, who have the ease of chddien ,ilatitald hiie this irmedy as it family Medicine to retort to, *Nina ller. the stomach or bowels . of Chddreh are-sat way dliorderedi -Winch it will alva'ys be found to relieve. • • . . .... . . Sold, whOlcsate ittd retail , at /err. Butler's, /44, theepside:the • tatner of St: PabrsObureh-yard ; sharpolf*ltiason,dttlelant,Forts.; .111614 ; Janes, 1V eston Allmot, end. ktillory, Rorttea ; thtt and: - Johnston; ,Gitsport ; Coleman Ind. !scab. nbeeruete y Peck assi • gals, end 'Vernet; Hull ; 1100.iiiil, Cnt'tk worthy, Netttietori, ss4 Gilbert, Plyittne‘h ; Knott and I.loyd, laid Switincy and Co; Bk.' nainghan ; Stelae, a nd Lynott4lanefiester; l'rew rosin, • Exeter t • 'Smith, Niatulettcp,grabutq f ticatiAn4 Liaxti•r, Edinburgh • Biz-. ter and . 111 Donald, (nage* I • lidgep.tuid Baty; Bkvitd; Ste. Strome) and Co. 14.44:5a1 ; :itritttlt, Leicester; .Edivir•ls anti - Ninny; add Billlnge and I .21abttry ,Liserytoul; Neale and Ledgers pilver; White, Brighton; Robes is, : chino, and Rua, Cheitt 0- leinl; and retail, by most coma n pl, , hcm.yenders,ip 'bos,s, et tai. 'pal 4pd aa, Ad . .:eppp. - . _ . : - BRIDGMAN'S DIGEST. Tbls day was publ l ished, mice ae3. 12s. in bOarde, The Second Edition, of A DIGESTED INDEX of the reported CA§ES 1 - 1 - in the several COURTS o( EQUI l'Y add IMP' COURT of PARLIAMENT, down to the latest Period; to wt►kh are abela now aided; the'Deeisions of the several Courts of Equity in ' ireland,and the Parliament of that Kingdom: alter the Restura tinn of the appellate Jurisdiction; with a compl4te Repertorium of the Cases.—By R. W. BRIDGMAN, Esq. . Sold by Reed and Minter, Bell-yard, lancoWli Inn, LOodfo ; and by all other Booksellers. .;. .` I • LIALLAws ANTiiiiLicitia Pi LIA Tl.e XL Efficacy of these in 8i1i1316., C.nnspleisus i l ince rad-Ach. I known ., are well kno, by mail ydrore et . . Id Indigestion, Lou of Appetite, habitual Co4hieness; and those numerous tr4in of diwases, arising (rum Cons: itui ions deb;litated by hot climates, as well as the more frequent 4ndulgencies in the -various luxuries of lae,these Pills produce the most happy effects. and they are so innocent jn their nature, as to require no restraint. Sold by E F.dwarcti,tki, St Paul's Church yard,. London, price 2s. Od. the Double box: es. 61; alio by Sanger, Oxford-road. . . ADyteit. .MESSRS. GOSS aacl,Cl). , as regular Monbera Of the Royal College of Zurgeons in landjui, have sedu.: . 'tinily devoted their attention for these last 17 years to the stioly , • of those disorders which so frequently embitter, and too often prevent, that inestimable blessing, matrlifioniel felicity. The - numerous avplications.they have hitherto received front pets - stis of the first alginctlon,. and the untfunee success a - ten-itig their superior mode bf treatment in_ Web complaints, induce tiler& thus pnblicly to offerAeirlfelstance. ln 41 cases of'delinity or Alt:ficiency, Whether , reuilting from t• ' the too frequency of partieipktuig in the pieties of al iithionable hte the unbounded indult:puce of litterilinsiii, at a secret, sotearg, santldeStructive habit, w 1,41. weakens the t•ragy (lithe nthi4,lo4 destroys the. Bowel of youth ; hy producing sterility in the Hilo lets •', and impotence in the other, they ottris hate and perinanent egg*. .To tame whit, from Inch complaints, •are prevented entering Into - • the marria;,t state, and ashamed to seek reLef, brood over the* -; - -.. 4 infirmities to Silence it aSt be consolVig to kilaw, !tower:toll - -ink or Met etual the al ore met be deemed by other prattll . that, by a ranovatibg and infallible utoileid, they may be r co a sonutl and vigorous canititudon. A certir.n. thaurderi frith 7 : quently contracted in a moment of insliscretioq, entreverysposligt ) „.. - of Venereal Infection,.ty a mil:. and itertr-failinglnad,c of treMe,. met, is ioeediltihd radically renmved,ostrhout resttaint In Mt ' • (woman:we, as aim Stria u rea of tie Urethra and Gket s which &bit sreetiabied us cure in a short periat, a/Ithaca -recetirse to mu •• „ . .., itoinful, dangerous effects of the Caustiu; referetics of which CAD . be given to several Gentle:we ul high respectak.lity, edits 'Ave beeh euredift Irterp chort perio3, after liavtny istouriActendlo strictures for many years. To married lieirta.es, wliuse etpee.. 'A•i01111 of those tender pledges of t:inutibial hepliittrse Live been . I,:feazed, It . may also be a pie.e.trg red. coon to know, ttilt hy a proper perteveiallce in tb , ir ftwedirs the 4enr-414 !l< 3 : 1 1 1 is rtear .... . vatvd„ and the itnpeditnetes removel -.. ' . 1 ' Mmes. Gess and Co. exclusively proteielng'ese cnretallesOT l ?articular compia ms, in orileV i ttar they may riot be merited br i Rii!,,,kra few with the ob!tiqurso justly auathed to ttw ignsis• • rant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to gist- that tliey 'tate been properly . educated apt initi.,iittl into every branch of :i e profession icertificates of whlel-. front different hespi.talii, and Asttmeutals front the most etniru:nt physicians, they have tckettiv• voice arty hula ter,) that :he lucceavlri6!tasig heat tbelt cafe taurs,first indoced•thent to quit the prattler of the general vac- Wiener. and they presume that their pretensions constitutes sir pound for th i e unprecedented confidence Witte which they have , . by the Public been so liberally hoilotircd. Patients in thes.country' 3re refr-irbted to state the parlcufare ~ ~ at.t•thew case, age, and manner or flying, rreloAng a IlaVili-oote !or advice and medicines, and the saute villa belorraNed •c) any , - past of-the k:rigstom. , ' - _ L '• . -•- _,. . • . • t',OSi and.Cta,Nrgelre s . 11. ne:itsvaileterds ?le gi t, 'gm, This (Iv! -was -1 ,, tee? in Second Edition.' , p 2. 2s. ' The _ handsomely prir,t( Quettis, - in boards, aaitt eeltargeJ tl,very considerable tialdiatina i iAVOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD, exhibit log a full and i contprehertsive view of the pr i esent State ?tot Madeira, the Statile, Cape of trod Hope, and Botany Bay, the Society, Sandwich, avid Friendly Islands, New 'Zealand, &C. By JOHN:I'LIitNBULL. " This Vca,yaga Corals a pleasitilr contrast to the pompous and suepicitris narratives of the French travellers, who have almost monopolised the manufacture of tying wonders. To such pro ductions we are glad oppose the staple of. Mr. 1 urnbull's so lid i'promunicatinns, aoil to , jive them the patronage oI the British . ; Ritview."—iirirish 'Levi eIV or-October; 3. 4 We consider this •Worb-otie et,thd most interesting bodks ist'TraVelt wli.;ch have appeared for many years." .- - Edinburgh i eview. Prireed for A. Maxwell,- Refl.-yard; ;:and ; sold by all the Bookseller (. • . . . • 7- , r-^t--77ert - - • . clai,wes publifhed, price SU. The Rim Nutnbor of 4Fit :NE* *mo: ' LY MA,dAZINE.-+Ex: 1 elusive of the eleven other departments which this Miseel t.ny cuibrares, ilk. original Communications in-this Number eon. Jul interesting Papers on the following subjects :.--Ott Literary emnexions.-rDiacoveries in PitilosoEby, the suprorters of Divine . Revelation.-06 the means of 4.egenerating the Ergli,h Drama.' -,Cu the otilgy of popular Essays,.vich a put:clam reference to subjats tonnected with the preservation of Health.-An Account : of an tatramilinary Avim a evc !rota Edinburgh by a re am rngl , sh Traveller.—On the claims of the putflie Universi arref rising In tiaiWorld,' a Sitire..— , Afterent. unit ture.—Hospitailt7 of Charles 1.-1 he hrvestigator No. I,4an Attagkreitisnta in 'Paintinp.-On the prineipl.* of the Fit* Arts. wourt of the Monastic Library of Titebfiuld in pampabire. The Cheltenham Bearding-bous., 24e. Ste. - Ordeti feeds ti'ork'reielved by every Bookseller and News !mbit the United Kingdom: Communications mire respect folly requested to be edilrobsed for tie Editor (free of -postage) to its Publither, Ms. Colburn, 50,condait-Arect, Haapwipssware, i,oudon. . • PIitAINS, kifiEllfilA 11000, ke. 1-l lt. STEP: ItS'S D'ELIJO'c has bitm long established rom its ituperloreseellt;nee,ln rata:resod ca , far external complaitrs. atuttia , e,tiebrity has given rice to a varitri of couuterfeits, wf , ich are' none . offered' for sale in almost ratty street and town in theltingdom. •Thoy an: fu 'rearral ciimpinexi of ingredlents.so base, as to produce little or uo effect, threat; deceiving thole who expect f,• and they are wrappeiLup in directions nearly copies of those of the Genuine which thu names of Dr. Steers, of C h and :Vir.*pirer t bery, Bmikaelter, of St. Paul's' Clittreli-yard', persons net in exist. ente , are made utile of with Ike Intent isrmtsrereadi/Y . defraing unwary purviihsers. ,Aa it is thrr,eftlyp:bi•Annue nt•cesastr. obviate such imposition', which' ate ,E rotiNedeven In houses of, seemingrelipeetability, •the Port helareful ro aiitfor'' the Genuitie Opodeldoc, sold by V biewhei y atid Smut, in tit •exot's Chiirch-yard. Landon ;104.111v7 ff; its+tkset as :1w *ran 'soak of authenticity , that Ivy*, " itstrfb4i. tice• 4 5, Pstrio are engraved in.the•etanspa. ' • " • _ . GIIESTONIAN MEDICINES. CASE rt. To Ur. B. Gvasr,Alo. V, Orval Sam-street; BLack ears. THE extraordinary Cure I have lately received from the use of your GVAIII:ON/JlN MEDICIN si,. weds inc in gratitude to make known to the Public, the wonderful effeess of'eeur most salutary means itviiipordirii of lain.' la tSI; beginning of March, 481; iu cot:segtwncr of taking odd (wh Ai; utak r a course of Mercury for a L.ver complailit);l was atrack al with a-inosiescrtielating pain-Iti the hack and right hip, which course of six days I-anti:red roe incapable of tollowing my . usual em p loy._ In disii situation I ski:plied-iv neighbouring Sur geon who.recothmended an ekternJl application, \whirl) penit verea in using fur about flee weeks : inidneg-my pain still Conti nue with the Ernie degree of violence, and my strength very much decreased, at the request of My friends I applied and was admit tad into Sr. Thomas ' s Hospital, (where I continued for about ion' weeks, st rictly adhering to every direction laid down, without find• ing the least relief ; in fast, I was now beconie (front the•coidintsal agonising pain) So reduced hi strength' a• to be intapablt &walk log without the assistance of a stick; wkeh, fortunately hearing' cif the wonderful cure your Medicines ha-1 effected on my neigh. , bout, Mr. Dowling, (in Case 135; 1 , I resolved on making apphca tion to, the same means, bet with stteuger hopes tinin tepee tatioub of deriving any benefit, though, to my great joy and, surprise, in less than hal° an hour Hoot the time I commenced the first application of she Medicines, found myself so much raided, as to be enabled to walk home without a stick, and wish very little pain, by continuing the Lotion and Pills for one mouth, waa perfectly freed trorn every symptom of the disease ; bet this is not all for which I am obliged—the Liver Complaint 'will& I bad been iniffering under for more than five years, and had resisted the istsosigest preputtiatui of mercury, and other, means prescribed by Several of the most efflinent Medical Prac titioneri, Seas Completely cured by taking live orsix boxes of yourAntinwrcurial bfiliont pois. : -.4 remain, in perfect health, your much obligedt 4 tivint, • WIJ.LIAMM OR LLY. No. 2, King's Gardens, liulland,strtet;l3latifrlars-road (Cass.BB, I; a future gaper.) T EEDHAM, RAW LINS, Ind Co. Patentees at, the PORTABLE FAMIL.V BREWING MACHINE, respectfully Warm the• Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that in csasegiunicsof the Fire in Sklbner-street, they have removed to 4eir tremises, No 225, (near the Hay-market) Piccadilly; *here •11:1 hope to be bOnoured with a continuance of that' bend pectinate they have hitherto experienced. cf-ti. I.hui lvtaebioe combines the Fire-place, Coppers, Mani, Tun. Under Back, Hop Eack, and Working Tit,, in one Ute l; • which is compact, durable; and conxenient, and worked Ey a inetheil simple and ken sin in its operation. • The Machine Isiah& of variou4"dintensions, sukable to =AB Families, or the most extensive establishments. • , N. R. and Ce. have the pleasuce,of Wing, they have moat re setablestestimotlit,j, and can give references to Gentlemzu la Town and Country, who Lave had .experience of the *Why of the lovrtu-on. • &l Ist- the Patentees, ,No. 225, Piccaiiilly, London ; and No. to,. Wite l strvet, Briatol ; also by the principal Ftwnishing Iruaniongers is the Uplited Kingdom. V. and Co. brew;iti the Machine for . OM Wepeetion, every Tuesday, In tolidisti t attii Bristol. • ' • " - • ' LAMBERT'S TRAVELS IN CANADA. • . Thisday was publishedi in Two Volumes, patavo, Ornamented wish I(i tolourrd Engravings, a Chart of Quebec and in Ittivirons eravitn (rum the survey made by order of Ad. Mural:launders,, as at-hantlsonie ci.lourecl Map of Canal. acrd ;be, united States . d Atirtrita, price T hirty Shillings in extra I?oarils, • • triIItAVELS. TI - IROUGH CANADA, and the U N I'EIY STATES ‘ of AMERICA, including a descrip. Newfoonilland, the Magdalen Islands, Quebec, Mut,- treal, 'few-York, &c. their manu-rs, Curious cuitoms, -anec rlotes,';ennunefue of Cansli,`.climate, the Lakes, imports and expt :As; duties, tonnage, atc. C rum 1806 to 3831, state of society of Canada; SMith Carolina, Bbtion, Charlestown, Savanna', their Liters:o: e,- Nuaral U4str &c:. ' By LAM BERT., - Fiq. The Serond EiZioo; ci , trected'and much improved. To wfilcb- are added, Liographkal Is:otices of Madison, (eo Moreau I s it. raon, Madame. Jerome Bonaparte, Adams, ColOsel :Barr, General Pinckney, Moutd, with a ge anr al ':statistical View,of the Unieea States' for a Ver (Id of uweatty yearn, Printed for C. Cradock . arid W. Joy, l si.r Paternoster -r6w ; boig s i ptts *Bog, Edit:Wails rand' M.Xesine, I>aldin. • • ) MIESSIA.-&.CUtt.F. RI and Co. Surgeons, late in his Majesty's Service, challenge the *Lolls ilreted to prove a tingle instancy where their Medicine r.nd method of cure ever AI ed of the deslred effect. The 7ractice 0 many rear gat sareeldat branch of their profetisim tas not given rise to one ansucceSsful case. • Theteoittintie to direct rhoir etudles•to the treatment and cure of• Venereal Complaints, and that deraifecrieut of the system, which is the censetibrocrof the pernicious and waateful ed:_•cts of a • habit long and most unhappily pursued by tha youths ofbot h sexes, •n the one it will be found to be the unfailing ,starer at isurtn• • nay ; thootber hare its ravages fatally ileveltnitsl to them by a di.- ? tressing state of debilit7', whicS, if not timely rr,n . red o terminates tnimpotence. Thew areits remote and ultimate elects, wStis ions !minium:B, loss of cnuscalar power,an4 various nervous complaints usually char tile earlier stagrs of th's solitary vice. Of per- t • sons laiguishing ander the disoriers incident to such, a habht, the!, treatment is simple nod has never proved unsucceisful, in the tourer of a lung, laborious, and muds extended practice. In the most obstinate and complicated cases of venerml infeetien, Ansa ss obstructions in the urttthra, spongy excrescences, hard tat- Mors, cations ulcers, • eruptions, seminal wrakness, gleats, as also STRICTURES, Whether recent or of long dui-aeon, and which hass turned the sku tifother Practitioners ; are by the r prevent Unproved plan of treatment; effectually and permauently csre4, without tiff pativnt turer.ng the escruc.a4tug plan mid alarming hemorrhage whict Often follows the apprcation of the hmar.caust .e. In the cdurie of 10 Years extensive prattle, in this uteropolls, numerous caste of Rah:tures have been and ars daily unlar exit care, the total eradication of width are eftected by a sett, certain, and 'skink r . goes mode of practice, stiPerfox to toy oth er yet' adopted. The weoknes', relaxation, and tishility proceeding from this coin- . plaint, is speedik removed, and the patient restored to sound ' • THE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD is &IL . eidecly the most elegant and. efficacious medicine ever yet discovered for nervous diseases and Stratteird cqnstionions, can:. sumptions, weakness of sight er memory, .byponbondriat " 14114 blinP of .the tnipd, set nal. debility, gumachtosnd bowel tom. and all other diseases arising from a relaxed state of the nervous system, which are too bfait brought on by dissipati in io youtk, and the grew - violation of those.. rules which prudence dictates for the preservation of health, and the laying a foundation ke a long 4nd happy riee; with a firm and strong constitution. • Sold by Mathews and Leigh,. l 01, Strind, London; North Bridge, Edinburgh; and all Medicine Venders. Prko it is. each, or tour in one family bottle flr 06. by which one I i s. bot tle is saved„ with the words " Semi Solemern, Liverpool," en. graved on the Stamp. . . *** i ) r.Ssillnon expects, whet coxsdled by letter, the usual compliment of a one pound note to be jacioti.ecis add ressee ' I • money Letter. 1)r. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool Paid double postage?' TO THOMAS Tan.c.a. text. . • T BEil leave to inform you, that ever since the year' ' 1790, I had been afflicted with th* Lues Venerea, which from its obstinately resisting every course of ntedicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty hers, and undergoing several severe Courses of salivation and twice discharged from the Hospital, with' little relief , wthild appear to be of the molt inveterate nature. In the spring of last year my dis'order had got ,to such ahead, as nearly to put a period to my existenne, ' In this state, I was re- Commended Mr. J. 'Thompson, (who received so great kense by them here, to take yontu. Leak*** rittent Pi4l4, which I began io do on the Mth Moy ;in the course f a fonnigh 'I began to jl'ective benefit. • In little more than a month 4 became, by pour liberal advice ind medicine, perfectly free from my for ty*: cOmplaints, have recovered my former .s..dts and strength, -4 am become jolly and *- in which state having continued 4 Girjati- - Altb r oitibbliVi NEW CYCLUP./EfflA; - ' . , - Sin t Meg - PANT 0 LOGI A ; :Complete b Sizirtheee Parts, forming 'f wave handsome Vo- s lames, Rosa). b'o. illustrated wit irnew Plates, Oast on Nat u rat l History forming neatly Ulf; from Drawings taken from I.ife, by Stlenhaut, 'Edwards,. and others, and bcautifally colouregl • after Nature. . . • On the Ist of january, 1314, was re-published, handsoinely prln-, tf . - red on lint paper, 'pricy tits' Shillings, ' , mu 1. of ' HE PANTOLOQIA. : comprehending :a cntn-z ' plete Series of Essays, l'reaiitses, and Systems, alphabeti• .is lly arranged ; with a General Dictionary of Artti Sciences and' ords ; and presenting a distinet Survey of Human' Genius, AoirgiOnirt ' A CERTAIN DISORDER. THE Value of DR. ZEMAN'S Ls LITT A 'SA LUT ARlti s • bat been so long proved; that nothing of the present day Cke bear a •eotnperition wkb it,. ill all thetlifferert stages of a certain &waft ; :which it effectually cares and - eradicates from the bahic , without excitivg the painful feelings and exposure /hat attends salivation—without debilitating the constitution in any degree, or even'telluiting confinement from I.esinvis or reverie- Von of diet. The radical virtues of these inestimable Dry'- hs, ' tke4c more i~ ; S rya! , claim to'pubik approbation' for than so•yizis. flail the debility of both seises t'..ey prove a never 4 ang resits— tst;ve—whether the debility la prntluced by too free use of suer cult, by' nett plrasuiew,vr the efects- of a warns clintae. • Ifir; travellers and those.going Abroad, obey cannot. be recumnserwiled too wrongly, as titer will•receive a Rafe,. wooly, and convicts Ore, in all old stubborn•gleets, and every weakness that affects., the blaadeg.and organs of urine, By Its efficacy - many women Lae inothers,*ha tormsfly years hid 'bey' dePirved of that. — • • Sold solatilasale and retail, it lii Butielea, No. 4, Cheapside, the corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; and retails by Bohm and Sharp, Portsmouth; • Ho% & Johnson, Gosport; Alloutt,Weston, ittallory, and Jones,•Portcn ; Trewmany,,Exeter ; Cookwurthy, Glerrriqn, Gilberts, And •Hoidand, Plymouth.; Newbury, Dula. tin ; Baiter, and Macdonald, Glasgow • timith, Mandel - sap s , Fcott, and ReibarsuEdinburgn ; Crotwell, Bath ; Ross & Peck,'. 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Prepared and . sold by the sole Proprietor, Thomas Taylor; Member of the Royal College of Sinews in Loudon, at his house No. 9, New Bridge-street. . • They are also sotd by his appoln6steur; at the Perfumer's, No. 15, St. Alban's-streei, Pall Mail ; the Toy-shop, Na. IC% Ot ford-street • Mr..Dibborough's, N 0.7, Fish-street-hill, nearlyop posite the Monument ; and by one person in every considerable town In*Bngland, &c. in boxes only 2s. 9d. each, sealed up with full and plain directions, wherebtpersons ofeither sex may cure themselves with ease and secrecy. N.B. Every Box sold in Greet Britain is staled up with a stun, which,b (avourcf -- • ► Printed algae bla;uP Taylor. " .: ma gi c ever [ l n , abY i theCosnirthigoity64l,4} . Oil% 44 1 1 . L No.w ItsVi Iktdiogitreet." , • . I iO7 l I boo . 3 • 3 - , . .. . . . • • • ' and trgorous heal& Uukwhere the debility has fut,yeats es:e tc& a proper perseverance i7l their restorative ternedies,atter the • tincture has been destroyed, is indispensably reqn:site to revive the slumbesing spathe of life, shil to reanimate the constitutioa. - Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, at the Cietitreespecfshlety lave been undelr the care crt! /views. Cirri(' Mid Co. for the re. ntoval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures. Ike. au:, bkvlng received a .Mittal and perms. .ent are, mines' that reference may be made to them as satisfactory evidence, of the decide I sa. perioriry of Messrs. Currie and Cu.'s plan ut ts'eauntnt. Many these Gentlemen had Strictures from fen to nitric, years,. and were under the care of Messrs. Heine and Heaviside% and othUr surgeons of esual eminence, who attempted weir cues by the application of the lunar raustic, without success. 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