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PR! :~ - 1 4' ' • 1 • e , • • - ........ . . ..." e 1.. 0 ' .i k .. . • .. "..---:: 41 , 1 .• 4 • . 1 . 'S • *. L. t . i ° --'.. 4 :, (1 1 li cli r r " • " \ ,.... 1 1 • 1 ... • 1 r••• . , 4211.7'‘ ',Si • •f \ , -.--r,i' r •- ~ ,) : .s t : _ -- ~.. , . . - . • N BE& 7366] MUNDAY; OCTOBER 15, 1810. CUSTOM filUSf, PO}tT3MOUI*H. NEW THEATRE-ROYAL, COVEN .V.GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, OCTOBER 16, w i i be acted a Comedy, called THE HEIR AT LAW. To which will he ndiled (for ihe first time). a Ncw Dramatic Romance in two Acts, called THE BRIDAL RING. Thy vta^~'ml Chafacters by Mr. YOUNG, Mr. FAWCETF, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. SIMMONS, Mr. CHAPMAN. Thls„day.wore ptibl.shed,-utlee 11$. ed. POEMS, Original and Translated ; iackiding Ver sions of the bileticit And OCTAVIA of SztivcA. by C. A. WHEELWRIGHT, A. B. Of Trinity College, Catabridge., Sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and brown, London, atKI-J Dei. , bron„ Cembrislue. - - PARISH of SAIN A ]DES. W gal . W 144 ELK , Se/t. Isla TO FIUTCHIRS. A NY Butcher willing . to serve the Workheuse'm a;reet, and Pariah !ghoul of Intlu.tr Law street, Coltletwagtdri.. m the said with %ft.t F s,r en. year, fr.ita- the Mb day of October OuTt. rimy deNvi-r Prop.). .als in Wririeg to the Govt.-mire ani Directors of the Poet, tic Vestry k nom of this 1 1 .wieh Chinch, on liriday, the Mt !ay (4.oc:ober next. at the hour of tardy, (eel v.* it noon eon...tiny of the followi:ut Jnin's and Piet al of the beg t)x Bret ac Wethi.r Mutto.) : Thin aid Thick Blanks. Vein,/ Pieces, aril Moose euttocks tors lime , the blnes to be taken out; Chef. and Leg of Mutton Pieces. the whole WIMP' to he taken out. Middle Rilths anal Chucks, the whole bow* to be taken out of the Chucks. and blade-hose t b: taken '*at of the Itlltddle Rib; Briar!. hone to Le takort. &It ; I .egs, Shed. Jeri, and Neer. ; Leg. as! Skins of Ox Reef at per Sett, not to weigh l e s s than 501h 5 . ; t h e M utton , 'Beef, and shoukke% of Veal, for the Oißeera' - Tables, anal one Shoelder of V.al every Sunday for no Sick :Wit. is the Workhouse, to hts weighed in with the other Meat and iloef; rittet at Per ,:crib, to tist delivered free of rx,!etiee, for reply mini. The m eek r colsu as tnitfir i tan it Januses.l* . ,..ll. *or LI stone, and Fur.her particulars tnay be kni!rili by applyio: at the Clerk's i °Mee, Na. SO, Poland-so vet. 04i Thursday, October 18,1810, at Teri o'Clock its die Forenoon, will be eepthed to PUBLIC SALE at this Onice, F IVE Pipes, 4 Hogshead s , 3 Quarter Caiks, and 3 Caska of unsound WINE to be distilled Ipro i3randy, or made into Vinegar, for which security will 1)e reekuired• Also a Piineheon of damaged k uM. In the press, and •pre.lily will he inbliWied, in one ireitanie 4to. RRIEF REMARKS on the CHARACTER . and , L. COMPOSITION of the RUStiIAN ARMY, and a Sketch of the Campaign in Pollnd in 1806 and 1807. Wiaich may beviewed in office hours before the 'We. Mrs. C. JUMBLE, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. _ _ This Eirening,--ItomeO and Juliet ; with Mother Goose. Wednvulay, The Tragedy of Macbeth; Lady Macbeth, by ltlr , (being her first appearance this season.) Tl,,irAisy, The Beaux Stratagem. Friday, The Iron Chest. Satonlay, in Henry the Ei: Ms; Wolsey; Mr. Kentble; K...hari Kne g , Mrs. Siddons. GRANLI JUNCTION, M(mmotithshirc, Sliretys% bury, did Union, Grand Union, Lancaster, WWI aod Berke, Kennet and Avon, Worcester and Birmingham Grand Western, and Badmrstoke Canal Mares ; Ewa si London Birmingham, Wen M Uhlieses Wibter-M'nrit Shares, London, West India, aid Conte muftis) Doek.—Apply to Mr. Scot', No. 28, New Ifriftemttreet s London. By Sir ROBERT WILSON, Kn►. Aitle-tle-Camp to the King. Veritas visu et moil, (Asa f;:stit:atlauext inceriis,yaleseunt. I:Ac. Print(d for. E. Egerton, Military Library, 1 CANAL SIIAR • To he SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. ROOT At the Bull's Heed Inn, in lotribborongli, i t et? C ?arty of Leicester, on ThursiZuy. the Bth day of November, tale. Two °Thick In the Avernnon,%ubj.et to each conitioas and arranrvmente u wfll be produced, cOUK Shares in the N4vigAtinn from the Car . 11 6. Trent to I.okhboronele, in the :ao rar disided £ll9 per Share, free of the Property Tat. an ,1 which is li%ely t he much Increased b/ the intended ek:ensiou of thz l'eak Fore; Canal, mid by the (band Union Ca:iat. Farther partiodars nay he had at the pf Mp. Crado:it in Loughborouzli ; and Messrs. Jams in and I.evsan, 'in No:- rim:ham. FASHIONABLE DANCING,by Mr. ALLEN , ' private.y (alight, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, ' to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, whip have never learnt that acconntli•dtment, or have not the modern style. Mr. Au.tot's system of teaching is expressly studied for those to whom i is an n'tject to acquire easily that fashionable requi si.e for :I..liteel s.Kiery expeditiously, privately, and in a superior style of grace and el..gance. Those who do not want private teaching may karti at a small expence, with a respectable set al o tii . l l.l, on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught tile most ekgan* fancy dances, and all the steniur.parts.of the prototg a t imi alati tittlycriptinn A sseralies are every. Friday. .11111111.11' was 1)111411A d, priCe is. tv!. •;L! wed, SY NOP SIS PHA RMACOPG.IA LORD!. NENS:S.—By a I'll 'MOAN. Printed for J. Callow, Medical poukscller, 10., Crown -court,. 1s inev7b-street, Soho ; and Messrs. Loogntan, Hurst, Rees, Ornte and 13rown, Pteterntrier.row, London, Where testy he had, J. Callovi's New Camlogue of a Modern. Colicrtiun of Medical Books, containing the most approved Au tbois, for I tit/. By order of ate Glygriors sod IVrectorl of the Poor, I. I)AWSON, Clerk. - LESS kIUNILWRS--MORE PRIZE 3, pti ADDIIIONAL PRIZE OF TWENTY 1 HOUSAND POUNDS, MILITARY INSIVI'OTION, C: ON, KEN r, NEAIL, WO :,W IC Li COMMON. rt if R. H OMNI EY, Lite Messrs. BON NIVCASTLE vi AL continoc., with .pr:yer Astararfts, to in. stritcr ycrinl Com•lemett desiyn..-.1 for ihe Army, fur the Royal Araery 3--d r.:4;:stecrs, for th.: Royal M li:ary College et Mb- Ilve. an:l 1:r the service of true lionotwahle East lu,lia Cempeht, io thd variowt branchru of a •Mir r try E fixation. I !.e plan of I,:udies cemlsis of ail suelt parts of Tattiesnatiet and Natural Philosophy as are connected with a Military Pro ; also Georaplay, FortiGeation, Artillery, Tactics, Plan tra wing, Suryrytig, I .erellitig, ReconnultZring, wilt the method of tra.lug Works on the Ground ; and the Prinziplas and Pnto. dee of the Frcnch Langu.axt. • • r For the plan of studies. the terms, the rues and regulations of the letitudan. apply to Mr. Hotnntey, Charlton. Kent. AND TICKETS ANIISI I IAREi CHEAPER AT rrrON's No. 2, CORNHILL, near the Mansion House. The present LOTTERY tote drawn 19th of TWIG MoNT u, includes Five Pries of £20,000, by which the Chance of pining either of those. Capitals Is increased One Fount. Tickets and Shares will 5 R Li antic, therefore an immediate parhage will prove a certain saving, at EYTON'S, 2, Curnhill, v ii, .old, in sixteen Sixteenths, the only £5,000 Prize shared in the hst I.mtery, No. 2,7 , i3; and in the few, preceding months Capitali to the amount of £200,000. HEUNIATISNIS, PALSIES a:ld GOUTY • AFFECTIONS, with their usual con ' eomiants, flying Pains, FlatolenFy, Indigtation, and general Deiklity (ori• ginallng, in whatever source), arf relieved and frequently curet! by Ws ireu o's Es st. nc it or MusTA an I'm.s after every whet had faded. CANTIF.RSURY, RAVISG.I This day wvi pt:b:ishea, Dedicated to the Officers ..vho do now, or may hereafter, compose the Carrico , ' of Canterbury, the tiecorol Edition, with conq derable alterations and additions, pric:t3% Gd. of _ _ _ BALL ROOM VOTAitIES ; nr, CANTFR. BURY and its VICiNIFY, a Satirical Poem. By lII'S FICUS. Printed fur, and sold by 11. Colhurn, Public Library, Col(!ttit street, I ondon ; also at the Libraries in Canterbury, Margate, Rantsgate, &c The Deihl Essence of Mustard (used with the, Pills in those complaints where necessary) is perhaps the most active, penetra ting, and effectual re:t.eciy in the world, g net.tlly curing the se vere"! sprains and Br,taizei in I:.ss than half the time usually taken by ppedrleloc, Arquebu.ade, or any othilliniment or min.° ca-ion ; an.l if used innitedia:cly after any accidlut, it prevents the part turning black. W•a!t. , head's Family Cvrate, Is equally efßcations for:IBM-con: titior•.ed Sores, Sore Legs, Sco-bu:ic Eruptions, Illotchn, Pimples, R iiigwormt, Shingly', Llarakings-out on the face, nose, ears, and eyeli.ls, Sore and Inflamed Eyes, Sure !leads, and Saw: furls Hu mour, of cvsay description. Pre i lareel only, and sell by R. Johnston, Apothrearf, No. 15, Greek-str:et, Soho, London. The Essence and Pills at 41. 9d. Neck; the errate at is. and 24. 9tl. Sold by every Mt:dicitie Vender iu the ci:ed ICiuglom. ',.• The (;:nuine has a black. Ink Stamp, with the name of R. Johnson insertrA .11 it. BISH reminds his Friends that the LOTTERY, *- beeps and finishes on FRIDAY NEXT, ect.l9. Tickets sed SlnireA ar., selling in grkat Vaciety, at both his Offices 4, COIiNI-111,/,,.and 9, CIIARING•CROss, Vhvre THIRTY CAP!TAL. VRIZES were Soli in Shares • the 1.24 t NINE Mt s rits, including Three Prizes of z;:2n,i , no. The prgs , :nt Scheme contains only 4,000 Numbers, • tare are • 5 Prizes of. £20,000 5 Prizes of '2,100 5 Prizes of 1,00.1 111$10 are Five Tickets of each Nutub-r, and Obe fen of One .i:.s ti.e miler your. One Number ntust gzin d_loo,oon. Lin.inies; 1; tie Public Fund; transacted wizlt fidelity rid by T. BISH, Szock•Braker. 1) ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co Con tractors with Government for the present State LrAtery. tre‘7,•-nully inform the Public tllot Tickets and Slates are now m sale e their Offices, Bank-buildings, Cornkill, and cpposite the Ni:' ; 'st.ll;sys, Charing-Cross.---SCIIEME. of ... .Cf.`o,ooo 5,000 5,000 3,000 50 2,500 25 ............ '2,500 13 ... ...•• 72,000 Ivo ............ 4,800 ............... 20,000 ae2.0(1,090 rive Thicct% of etch Number. All tube drawn the 19th of October, 1910. .1 ANSCOMB AND CO.-T. SIVE\VRIGHT, 3.1 SlrvivH; I%rtner, and sole Contluctor, resitt•c•fully ac t,,PUr• :he they are now sviling TICK XT s and So kit es in the grOtestvariey or Numbers, at their YOKTUP ATI , . OF FISTP, ::7. I I, HOLIIORN,•CS, HAYIVIARKF. r, S.IRAND. For the List stvca years they have been l'o.;rtt a EAT': sT Favor ai r ES, ant in the Last and THIS V.•.tr i , thy Shared anti sold 6 I'l sof i.::(V)60 I 5 Prizes of .£5OOO & ()pm J The First . . . . 30,000 Frizt of 5130'11cl:eta I The Last . . . 25,CX)0 . . DUto And ONLY . . . 40,000 Prize evt r dor Shared. S, the Gi.4r.il Prize of 10(?0 Tickets, or X 24,763. and in the Lit Lotttt y aloe, , Eleven Capitals. Tiv• t.v I.O . l"riAY to be (haven this year, will b • r••• FRIDAY r, 0•::. 19, on anew pl. rt, having live Prizes of :iy Mot) Numbers, atal three Minks to 3 Prize. GRAND• s' CATE LOTTERY. Tick::; 3 and Silares Cheaper, mon! C A 1'1217.Eq, and less . . Numbers, to be Orawn in One Day, The I gilt of TIIIS OCTOBER, 1610. aiid Co. Stock-Brokers, 149, Oxford- I street. respectively solicit the attention of the Public to the sr'n2rae (.f the present Grand I.n!.:ciry, consisting of oniy 4,000 with Five Prii-rs 0f.A.'2.0,000, which gives Adventurers a !Inc . ,. y„reater chance of ti:staining a Capital Prize than any tooot.r I of and considerably chtaptr. Ficitsis a'id su tees are on at til. l ll* 0 irICC 114 041141VC. W in fte la r lin:tell:is, the folloi.ving Capital Prizes, were Sold, Shared, ar. , l Paid to fortunate Ailvatnr..trii, viz. I I ... cO I 7,i XlO,OOO 18,060 5e5,000 t‘7 3 , fS t 10,0)0 36,030 V 2,74 ... 10,000 9,787 1,345 ... 5,000 I 19~:03 :70,331 5,1100 110,0 35 I .2.8,8v4 ,5,400 000--.29 of X1,001)....-7 ttt:Tr, TWO of the CII TICKEY; in :zharei, AM.) CICY 1.0 I . i EitY. ne Loris of his ntjesty's Treasury; 1.3%c Graud CITY LOTTERY will &mi.! EMBER, 1 CERTIFICATE. ten are hereunto suli:eribetl, have carefully d the %everal Freehold Buildings - allotted as . City Lottery, and we adjudge tbe tuirarato a, Wows: v NILS, THOMAS SW17111W0). It. Roil/R. 3 Prizcs of X 3,000 ....... 4,900 1 :47(0 1 3,f,00 1 300 -••• 1 1,9 1 10 1 1,500 1 1,100 1 • .500 and 43 of Z.lOO. .LAND PACKETS of FCHEME. €15,700 9,990 9,300 6,R00 4 101 4.000 3,800 S,LO( I 3,300 No nitro PIMA. It so rapidly improving, that there can be no rth double its present valttoin it very few years. YRESI:NP PRICE. - - Se 0 I .Eighth 0 Si. • £8 IS 0 41 4 0 2 7 0 Si%tetnth 0 IV 0. Shares are wry- an Sate at She following Offices, Skinner-street; IS and 11. Pickett-street; 7,1 t, Aldgate, (Cornet of Hottuelsditch.) S I street, respectiv .`i•r*.eine c.; the.. p:•,-s..n Ntia - th:•ree, with Five: 1 a •.•1,:c% •;reatt•r cl,anc forr”-t• I.entcrv, and t I'ICK Els :I*ltl Su Ai av'.11•;: in fte I.l'l. !I So!d, Shared. and P:ei :! 9 .1‘ . 7 , 2t1,11i ... `1,',003 I 16,003 Ali') of .f .1111! in the. 1.7.5 t Lott • 1.112, ()R i x) . of to the Thirel and v:. •!:.• 4,h of We, whoa , ' name and vtlbletl 117;.r. .1 bird ?clue o 1 tACII to he a F. PA': Aegittt 24, 1509. 1 Prize of 1 ,„ ..... 1 1 t• ...... • • 3 Tt•is Property let aloubt it will be wor. Ticket IdtN. _ • c.irtor 'tickets and Slane • rnv. 1 and 15, 1..t1 bnovr-hill; and 6, ) • - - This day was published, in t price 9s. ?THE LIFE of the late BELLUV PORTEUS, LORD BISIMP of LONDON—hits Orinions, Last Will, and Character ; is which are included Alittecte4 of those with whom he lived, and of many living and de:eased Diy:n t ..s. By a LAYMAN of Merton Col Oxford : Being a tribute of affectionate esteem to :he Memory of a great and good Man; Ivhme Di,icourses, enforced by the corre..• linocting sanctity of his exanyli., have rendered all those whom they have reached at once be:ter and happier. . Printed for 1. Davis, No. 38, Essex -street, Strand; and to Lc hat! of all Bool;sellers. This day Was published, in dile Vol. rvo price ICU. PR AC [C A L ELEC And GAINAN -I•;Nl—coitta!nitv, a Series of P. sperintent.=, calk ulitted tort lie Vie of those w:to are ' 'tlesirous of ir!conting Acquainted with thai blanch .4 Scietlce. illu.tratel with nine Copper-plates. By ItEriN CUTIIIIERTSOI.4, Instruinctit Maker, :tad rellow of the Philosophical %; , !eittit of Holland and Utrecht, Print. 1 :or J. Ca Ifookitilvr, No. lb, Crown-court, Princc+•strert, Suha. • Tlde day WAS published, price 34. 4.mved, A DISSER.TATIoN on the It I'ItOVER.SIONI of tlke WOMB; including some ObscriAtions on extra Uterine Gestation. By SAMUEL. M ER RINIAN, M.l). Physician, Man-Midwife to thy Westnunver (;e :. , :r3l Dispensary, and Middlesex London : Printed for J. Callow, Mt:Lin:al Bookseller, Nu. 10, Crown court, Princt.s-erect, sotto. Where may be had, J. Calltr.v's New Catalogue of a MuiL rit Collettinn of Mt.dical Books, contaibing the omit apprbv.:tl Autlturs, for 1 bit). - . Thi4 day was publidied, price '2s. 61. A FAMILIAR ANALYSIS of 02 FLUID ca -1 rabic of producing the Plienontena y et GAL VANISM, or CON; IlliSl'lON—with some Iteat.n-ks un Simple Cialvanic Circles, and their Influence upon the Vital Principle of Animals. Illustrated by the 'Flu:oriel; and Experiments of Ga:- vaiti, Carnet, Davy, Yctirg, Thomson, &c. E.e. • -By MAT lIIEW YATAIAN, ].orlon : Pt intett for J. Callow,Medical Bookseller, 10, Crown coartarince's• szreet, Soho.. Where raay be had, jug published, price '2s. Cuvort; Reniarki un Corputence. By a Aitaanier of the Co:- ItTe of St.rgegto.. 1 hi s u d y in ,tniNti v d, in one ‘'ol. syn. price its. tid. in hoards, p 1 NC I PLE3 of SURGERY, for the Use ot Chi rurgical Students. A new Edition, with Athfitioas. By iOfIN PEARSON, F.R.S. Senior Stirg , :on to the Lock I-Pula:dant! Asylum, Surron to tlic Public lbspensatory,and Reader on the Principle and PfitCtli:t3 of Surgery. I'rinted for J. Callow, Medical Bookeller, No.IO, Crown. court, Prince.-.treet, Where may be had, by the same Author I. Ohiervations on the Effects of Va 1.1 rit.s Articles ' -of the Ma. teria Aledica, in the cur,. of Imes Venerea, price 7s. bo.r.ls. Practic el Obnet vations en Qaticercus Cosuplaint s, price f.s. ~ e wt d. „us! pil'oti•bLe., is one vol. two. price 9s. boards, . n BSERVATIONS on MADNESS and ME. LANCI'.ILY inclit..ling Practical Itetnarks on those Piscases ; t(zrther with Caso, and an Accoupt of the 11IJibiLl Appearances un Diniection. By JUtl*. - 7 PASLAM, Late of Pembroke-Han, 'Wernher of :he itnyal College of ;urgeutts; and Apothecary to ilethleui The Second Lditiun, considerably enlarged. Printed fur J. Callow, Metteal Bookseller, Crown-court, Priaces4trtCt Where may 11,, had, Ludy published, Crowtber's Practical 04- st t vat lops on Discaws of the: Joints, price 10s. cid, boards. A CARD TO TM FEMALE SEX. FOTHt RGILL's justly-celebrated Female PILLS, for different complaires incident to the Sex, at va rious periods of life. It has been truly olisereA, that woman, more than the other sex, may be considered in wee-nail' degree a, invarits ; they are sulijeced to a variety of diseases, from the na ture of the funct;one they are destined, at mothers, to perform; which entails %won them weakness, pain, and an interritrion of 'hose replar Fre ret ion s connecter; with the full enjoyment of health. To act on the constitution of the female and relieve this , I l ) straction, no remedy has been known to operate with such cer tainty, quickness, and safety, as Dr. Fothergill's Female Pills—it unite. high tonic and invigorating powers, with its peculiar qua lity of relieving fullness, oppression, anti there other uneasy symp tom) which arise from too much blood in the ltatit ; they are the • most certain cure for nervous, hysteric, and flatulent complaints, as well as the various other spannodicalfections so common to the sex. Dr. Fet,bergill's Pills, at a family medicine, should be in pasession ot.every mother and other guardians of the young, wise have females entrt stcd to their care. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, corner . of Paternoster-row ; Baxter and Co. and Smith. I.dinburgit and Glasgow ; Belem, Portsmohth ; Newberry and Son, Dublin ; Peels and Turner, Hull ; Iluxlind and Haydnn l Plymouth l„ pid snostßoaltselkes in every, tow n,,in hosett, it 21.9 d. milt ytiAbo BLITIAR'S AROM ATIC PECTOI . LAIi 'LOZENGES, for improvirg the voice, and for coughs, colds, asthma!, and eon , eumpiietisiin bases, at I. each. r . DIXON'S CELEBRATED ANIIBILIOUS PILLS. "'HESE PILLS have long obt.tined a just cele & brity in the private violet: of the Proprietor, Mr. Dixon, Apothecary, and from their an:at si:cccss in many obstinate Bi lion4 Nun-dent, our numerous patients of distinction am! othebs, particularly the Duke ist I,;Jdforti, Sir Ge:ore Warren. Sir (;re. gory Page Turner, the Dowa;:r Lady Say and Sae, theViscoun test, Nikeley, &c. &c. he WAS perniaded to onr them to the public, uuder the approba:ion and srnction of their ovum " Deal CaPith.. I lav,erfortivresr, Smith 14, ino3 " Captain 11.7.1 presents his ciaillim-nts to Mr lixon: al though not personally acquainted with him, wctiLl take it as a favour, if he would ?end him four or five boxes.of his PM.. as sets as he possibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always used the Medi cine, is now pregnant,and very unwell ; for the great service they have Leen to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as to Colonel Bishop and all his family, Captain Lloyd fzels it his dot) to rocammend the Pins wherever he goes ; he really thinks if Mr. Dixon would appoint some parsons ::s venders in this county, It would be a benelit to the community.'' The {Nils are found to be an incomparsble re-nedy for:wanting the tont pi ;he stomach, for curial indizeslon, for preventing eruilitirs, and their consequent iliorseelble eructations and Qst u- Irncirs. 'Tay prevent habitual and temporary costiveness; sick head-nchrs. and heart lorrn, which is P.:rAsionett pregnmi.y, and a iLbilitate I stomach, •shetlier arbire from the acrimony et the teshinclnnt bile, intemperate ditt, or tirin%itl to Miceli. Sold wholesale and road, at Mr. Bulks's, No. 1, corner of I'm:rooster row ; Davit r anti Cu and Swat, 1:dro ~• !Hirsh and Glasgow ; I iiialand liayklor, Plynitiitih ; New berry and, ion, ; and 'rimier, ; and inns• somiwy medicirrivenders, in I , nt ilk •J 1 :•11. 911 and FELICI FY. Rut hany ttleF, tho liappik•st of their kiml." Such is the lan- F lis ;; ,l ut :he 4:131 vs,istiii speaking of the mar. ti.g • s•ke ; ha: to hap:sines, it is neces,arr, as Juircust n!is t vt,ti. " ..n, 'cilia in - cnrpure ssoo," to hare ‘• A •••1 .11.11:112 lin 7. soar,: !lady." Jictice. the ittills=blr ni•cos.ity isfs•vcrtr prisms, crc enters into that close cc, tN psy r 5t,..1 re-iii7cl to his healtii. _ _ _ • • NESSRS. CiaiS and CO. as regularly educated A ti:tr3.:o:t4 of London, have sedulousl; devoted their atten tion fortacs. last llitgen years to the study of 'bow disorders which so 1: t.quenly inthitter, and too often prevent, that inesti mable Nlatrimonial Felicity. The unrivalled patronage that they have l&h:rto received from persons of the 6rst and the uniform success attending their superior mode of treatment in such complaints, induce them thus publicly to offer their assistaxce. in all cases of Debility or Deficiency, whether resulting from the too frequency of partiepating ht the gaieties of a fashionable life, the unbounded ittelulync.; libertini.m, or a secret, soli • tail, and des•ructive habit, which weakens the energy of the mind, and destroys the firmer of youth, by erodticing sterility in the one sex, and impotence in tke ushev, they offer a safe and permanent cure. To timer who, from such comp!aints, are pre. veined enterieg into the marriage ewe, and, ashamed r i seek relief, brood over their infirmities in silence, it must be consol ing to knwv, however dilllceft or Ineffectual the ci.re maysi:e deemel by other pmetielorers, that by a renovating and infallibit method, they Ley be restored to a sound and vigorous constitution. A certain Disorder, frelitently contracted in a moment of in discretion, and ever• specks or syphilitic infection, by a mild and nev..r-failing mode of treatment, is :speedily and radically re *Jr - ell, witto it restraint in diet or exercise, by Messrs. Goes and Ct. 14 341 strictures of the Urethra, and Glerte, which they are re aided to cure in a short period, withopt recoorse to the painful, dange•n►us effects of the Caustic . ; references e.f which can be given to several Gentlemen of high respectabill.y, who have been -cured, after having laboured under strictures fur many years. •I•o Married Females, whose expectations of those tetjder. pledges of c..unubial happiness have been defeated,. it may also: be a pleating reflection to know,. that, in must instances,' tit& impediment is to be removed; for such has been the eflitaef tif their plan, that many ladies, who hail given up all hopet of pro. geny, have been agreeably disappointed. ,hlessrs. Goss and Co. exclusively-professing th.; cure of thpe particular complaints, In order that they may not be Intrked,lby a mistaken few, with the e►l•probrium so justly attached to the Ignorant Empiric, chi.* it but justlee to themselves to state, that they have been properly educated and initiated into ever) branch of the profession, (err tificates of which . , from different Hospitals, and testimonials from the most eminent Physichuts, they have, to convince any inquirer); that she &WM, resulting from their eatleavours first inelnced them se quit the practice of the general practitioner; and they . preautite that their pretensions • con+titute -a fair ground tor the I unprecedented confidence with which they have been by the Public to liberally honoured. i , Patients in the Country are requested to state the particulars of their case, age, and snanner of living, enclming a Bank Neer, and Advice and Mcdicines will be uomedattly forwarded to evert part of the Kingd.on. To be consulted at their house dilly (personally, or by letter, br either *ex, with safety, &limey; ano. attention. • 49,65 and Co. le, him:eerie-strew, Fletstreet. - flit, 11tEhh#1 N'ti GU ITA tiALUTARIS. vAloe of this Infaili!)le Medi c ine bas been so lon g proved, that rotl.ll4q of the present day ant bear a competir!ott with ft in Al the diff , rent stages of a certain Disease "ghat it rill:cm:lily cures am; er.idieates from' the habk, wishes; excitutg feelinzs and exposure that attends saktratiog a without dch.litating (lie constitution in any degree, oreveitzt rin; confinem , !nt from burdness, or rrstrictinn In diet. The virtue, of t he< ia:ati: u have proved their chins to pub* approbation for more than nu years. .9 the debility of barb *eves, they it:4lre a nev.r tailing restorative, whether the is,,roduced by too free use of mercury, illicit pleasures, or= feats of a warts climate to travellers, and those going abroad.... T hey cannot be recommended too strongly to those whi% p'l ceive a safe,.soeedy, and complete cure in ell old stubborn OW% and every weakness that affects the bladder and organs of - nisi. By Its d 5: dry many women have become mothers who hernia lIMA been deprived of that happiness.. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Raider's, No. 4, Cbeepdie s nort ner of Paternoster row ; Batter and Smkh, Edinbtergla atN OW. gcnv ; Belam ' Portsntoutl.; Newbery and ion, Dublin; Pack and Turner, Hull: Holland. and liaydon, Plyniceith and by most Books ellers and Modiclni Venders in ever Town. Is bomb • -st 2s. ol and t Is. tech. 50t.3. 1 1 L HAY I'l KESS. NSARRIAGE should be the foundation of Social Happiness. which is oes. e i disturb-4. throwls, the pante' that form tlw teflon not taking those precautbsw which wield se. cure them the enjoyment of that great domestic blessing. People of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock; but Mhaes• the constitution has been tilloted by discaw,, or deiniketed s r a certain !misfit contracted at an early age, a renovatios at.tibijiq 'wet:tins to enterht that state is ind:sisettsibly requite** to red* the %Inn:he:rill sparks of life, and to roanitnate the system. For no disorclers have eantributeel more essentially to destroy Hyatt.. Deal happine.s then thow wit:eh are thecotntegaeueeaf uns i clifil ini. pleasure. It was this consideration which Induced ell RR aid Co. far these last twenty years, to direct their ate. dies and pra:tice exAttiral7 to the treatment andeure of tho Vi. ocreal 1/isease, rat the lowa:fit arlsie:: therefrom as alas to that jerax.ge,n;nt nt" the sioem, pradeced i'y • fie demonise habit al' the inconsiderate school-boy, which brings on those distressing 'eNthili•ies and Defirieocies that regent or ambit:or the Mater ntonial star. 'llse successful result of their plan, gives them a leittion.d ar !eur to oppose the ravages of these temphiehi. w!sich are the most important 'in the catalogue of Lama fair. mitio. It ih•bovet every person who has indulged La thl. twos t.try vice to seek n:llef by cmonting Profeadotsal nt -I of yeti n-llce a:zd honour, as which Messrs. CURRIE aid Cu. deist the sancion of scholastic authority. as well a. the testi:nary of uncontratlieted fart.. Inprofe.sing the care of these complaints, they hold out no inducement to vice; but sets** 'as aM awe must be of the en!titence of such calamities, they offer their assistance a. rrgularly educated Members of the Royal Caere of Sur•eons of London and Edioh•Argh. Slight and nteset cases of Syr (:antic infection are radically cured in the shirt space of two days. Those of the most ohstinate ration, sock as obstructions, inveterate stricture, , pains of tho boots, Jetts. site. are permanently and speedily cond. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respectability have been under tbe cars of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the removal oficompliints of this am. thra, strictures. &c. and having received a radial and permanent cure, reqtte,t that references may be made to tbetn as satisfactory evidences of the decided superiority if /Wessel. Currie and Co.'. plait of treatment. Many of thew gentlemen had strictures from in to 20 years, and were under the care of Alessi,. Home, Hea. vial fe, and other surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted, their cure by the anbcation of the lunar caustic, without success. Messrs. Currie and C o . have s e l e ct e d th e follo wing letter from the nuns , they are receiyieg tram gentlemen retarniog them thanks for their restoration to sound and vigorous beak's. It was sent to them unsolleited,finun the son of a Nohle t0r,„ . 1 who bad laboured under this distressing and rainiest malady thefen years : he had hero unds'r the care of severe.) surgeatis cif professional eminence, rune of whom afforded Min permanent relief ; but from the .upetiar mode of treatment adoistel and pursued by Messrs. Currie and Co. he received a rather: cure in the short space of one month. • " May 28,1810. " To Dr. Curate, 107, Hatton Garden. 9 Lord feels great pleasure in communicating to Doctor " Currie the pet feet re-establishment of his health, in consequerca of hisotild and at:mitable trerntent ref Strictures in the Gee. aits tiara. lie may add, that he has not for many sears enjoyed an * 4 much comfort and freedom from pain; and he' entertains no doubt of kis hinting obtained, through his .kill and attention, a pert .et and radical cure of that horrid cons; As he was not " alttrangor to the manner that (When treat complaint, he 16 has it in his power, from a fair trial al:d a comparletto, to 6 , pay that trll , ote of applause to Dr. CitTllr which he -sensibly " feels, and shall ever be most ready and willing to some 13y an catty appliraion to Metrics. Currie and C o . the pat will will escape the pain, danger, and rapt nce of a long and tedious attendance upon less ear th:cc-A practitioners. MARRIED WOMe.bi, who bare keg been disapiusirted in their ellectationa of a family, may be assured that la most in stances such dkcts are curable by medicahltill; and althasret the . removal cf such impediments be an object of dank and *sego. minty with others, yet the cure of tech defects, by 4he gradual prerr...s of rer.ovation, is the acquirement of their experience. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by paridota of either Sex, wits the greatest secrecy sad honour, at their house, Ne. 107, kin; ton4iarder. Patten+ in the County, describing particulars of ;helves*, ege, and mod.: of living. IncloAng a montane, for Advice and liie#l, tines, theism* vat be given tor sent to any part of Ilse X , insure Oat secrecy se essunshd to thtlr lha - postage of titters may be added to the worn der saesliehnos. NU. 10T, tiattni-Hardee. A "'hit; d ay were ptiblishe.l. in two. price 7s. boar,l4 F ACTS -AND 'OPINIONS. CONCEItisTING DIADEMS. Dy JOHN LAtHAM, M.D. r. R. S. Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, and Physician Estra. ordinary to his Royal Highness the Prince ut Wales. - Printed fur Joint Murray, 32, Fleet-street, Loudon ; and for William IllaclsWood.F.dinburgli.