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Tickets and Shares are selling in great Variety, at both his (Micas, 4, CORNHII.I., and 9, CHARING-CROSS, Where THIRTY CAPI FAL PRIZES were Sold in Shares within the Last Nine Mowrns, Including Three Prizes of X 20,000. The present Scheme contains only 4,000 Numbers, yet there are 5 ... ." Prizes of £20,000 5 Prizes of ... ..• 2,000 A Prizes of Low There are Five Tickets of each N um b er, and the fate of One decides the other Four. One Number must pin £100,000.. *.• All Business in the Public Funds transacted with fidelity and dispatch by T. BISH, Stock-Broker: . - • A VALUABLE ES FATE, IN THE I:;LAND OF ST. CRISTOPIIER, FOR SALE. TO RE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUC FION s r By authorityof the Court of Session, whMn the Exchange Corea House, Edinburgh, on Wednesday, the 31st day IV October, lain, at Two o'Clock, in the Atteruuort. THAT ESTATE in the Parish of St, John's, Cabesterre, in the Islsmi of St. Cristopher, fortis• sly the property of WILLIAM Cot-noun, Esq. of Kentnulr, now Wong. ins , to the Trustees of James Johnstone, Esq. deceased, with the Buildings, Slaves, Cittle, Mules, Implements of Kisbandry, The Ground extends to 117 Acres of Land or thereby. The works consist of a Bliling-house, M Ik-liciuse,a;dll house, Curing-house, Manager's House, N eg r i e -h ouse , S te.• Th era are 51) slaves, 4G Cattle, 12 Horsva and Main Mike Eitate. The term of payment will he mule convenient u; on receiving • part dawn, and giving satisfactory security for the remainder. For particulars apply to Mr. pagald Bain:Jayne, or Messrs. G. and it. Dennistoun and Co. Glasnow ; Mr. stone, No. 14, Eller-street, Fullobaigh ; or Mr. J. Thom s on. No. 7, George Yard. Bow-laile, London, c.th:T of whru said sLew an Inventory of the Estate, Age, anJ capacity Num.'s. To which will be added (for the second tinte),it New Dramatic Romanic, in two Acts, called THE BRIDAL RING. With New Seenery, Dresses, and Decorations; ;The Overture and Muo:c cdtbe Action composed by Mr. Cenden. I:bu principal Character,' by Mr. YOUNG, Mr. I%WeETT, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. SIMMONS; Mr:CHAPMAN. Mrs. C. KEMBLE; Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. _ _ LESS NUM3ERS—MORE PRIZES, . AN ADDITIONAL PRIZE OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, E.!AND TICKETS AN SHARES CHEAPER AT ry ON's No. 2, CORNHILL, near the Mansion House: The present LOTTERY to be drawn 19th of THIS MONTH; includes rive l'rizes of 1e2n,000, by which the Chance of gaining Other of those Capitals is increaw.d One Fosrth. Tickets and Shatca wiU SHOJI-MT tins, therefOre an irnmedime purchase will prove a certain saving, at EY rum's, 2, Corrhill, who sold, in sixteen sixtrentlas, the only X 5,000 Prize shared it the last Lottery, No. 2,7631 and in the few preceding months Capitals to the amount of .E 200,000. The Dances by Mrs. Pineort, Mr. P. Taylor, Ste. kn. The doors will be opened at half past five, and the Play begin at half past . , Bests 7s. Second Price Se. 6d. Pit 3s. 6d. Sewn& Price 2s. Lcwer Gallery 2s. Second Price 1 4 p. Upper Gallery Is. Second Price 6d. Thi s Evenlng....Thn,Tragedy of Macbeth ; Lady,Macbetb, by Mrs. Siddons, (being her first appearance this season.) With -the Bridal Ring.—Friday, The Iron Cheat. Saturday, King Henry the ill t Xth;" Wssi.ey, Mi. Kgrable ; Queen Katharine, Mrs. Skidons. t v• i • The New Drenlitkßomance of the Bridal Ring, having been received throughout with universal approtutioti and applause, is.s repeated eipry evening till further notice. ARMY. A CAPTAIN of licavy Dragoons, quartered at Home,wishes to Excharge with a Captain in the infantry. Lettcrs (post paid), directed A. B. at G. Shade's, Bookseller, 26. Prii:ces-street,•Caverhsh-square. will be lily attended to. 'lfni day was published, in I Vol. Bvo. price gs. . THE LIFE of the late BELLBY PORTEUS, LORD BISHOP of LONDON—his Opinions, I.ast Will, and Character ; in which are included: Anecdotes of those with whom he lived, and of many living and deceased Divines. By a LAYMAN of Merton College, Oxford : Being a tribute of affectionate esteem to the Memory of a great and good Man; whoion Discourses, enforced by the corres ponding sanctity of hik exampl , ., have rendered all those whom. they have reached at once better and happier. Printed fit I. Davis, No. 38, Essex -street, Strand ; and to be had of all Booksellers. This thy way putakshed is 1 Vol. ave. price Si. hoards, SERMON S on rations SUBJECTS, respectfully addressed to the Junior . Clergy, being a Selection from that high:y admired Author and "flog etniaent Diviue Archbishop Tiihtson. l'ittsse Sermons are •of ,popular kind, an,:, ca the plan adopted, well calcuktted 'to impress conviction ir , )nt the Pulpit, as to edify and instruct In Ow )Family and the closet. By the Rev. R. it: BALDERSTON, Ceram Of Wittile Cheshire. Tolititpd for Longman,' Hurst, }Gees, Orate, and Browne, Piternoster-row. TO FLORISTS, NURSERYMEN, GARPENiRS, &e. Just pubtithed,Avo. with Plates, THE FLORIST's ; .A COMPLETE F i'l•;E on the CUI„..FUR.E and.MANAGEMENT ef the principal FANCY FLOWERS,BULBOISS ROOTS, die. pith a Di.,ertatibn on seas Manager . — By JAMES MAD. DOLKS, Lit ut Walsworth. A nevr • Edition, enlarged, by CuRTII, containing colonred representations of the Flowers, and euaravings descriptive of the different processes of Gardening, and of the implements used in Horticulture, price 21s. and a few ne copies, Al. lie. 6d. • • • London: Printed feu Lauding, 31, St.. James's-street— _ This day was published, ?rioted on Writlng,Pater, price for a Year, or RN. 6d. for - Book, - • THE FARMER's ACCOUNT BOOKfor 1310, and 1811. By means of the Printed Tables and Instructions contained in this Work, any Fawn Seriant who CAR write, is enabled to kCep with accuracy and ti5e,411 , 2 accounts of a Farm. Th• gr.-at utility of thi , - Publication to l'armers, S;ewattls and Cultivators of -very description, is now fully, prov;sl, by its eucrec.sing circulation throughout the kingdom. And it is recononended to the notke of every Gentleman who wishes to. know how his land is managed, as it contains a daily account of Labour performed ; of Increase and Decrease of Stock; of Re. cei2ts and Disburse.nents, and in fact, forms s complete Journd of every tiling done on a Farm each week throughout the year. Loadon : Printed for J. Harding, 36, St: Jactes t s-street, and tray be had (if bespoke) of every Bookseller, StatiOner,. and . Newsman, throughout the kingdom. This day was publiThed. The Seventh Edition, price los. 6d. in boards, THE MEDICAL GUIDE for . thetTsi of Fault, -.A. lies, the Clergy, and Pr toners lu Medicine and snny gery ; b•Ans , . a Practical Treatise on the Prevention, Symptoms, Causes an d Cure, of the Diseases incident to the Human Frame ; comprising the Latest and most important 'Discoveries in Medt• one, free front technicalities. • • ' *- By RICHARD REECE, M. D. tellow o f /toyal Colkge Of NM-rims of London; Leath* on the practice of Medicine, &c. Rte. Er This Edition has not only been re-written bat has re 4 giver! so many important additions, that.it may be considered a aew work. :•- " It is of importance that every man shOuld be entitled ,- to know something of the laws of life,the nature of disease, and the most rational modes of cure ; for this purpose Dr. Recce 's book is better adapted than any with which we ore Acquaihtcd. It is more judicious ilia° the Domestic Medicine of Buchan, which we have no doubt it will entirely supersede." • Crites] Review, April, 1807. ternoster-11v. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme; and Brown, Pa 0. • CR UDEN4 CONCORDANCE. re 'lle Puretavrs °U NA Edition •may rely with confk:enceon its superior accuracy, every: rifivaincit throughout the whole, ka - drg heat carefully compared witisthe corresponding 'swage In tie E,liie, by a Gaitleanan who his'employed some year. 011 , this useful labour. 'This day was published, handsaw* printed in one largeltol. 4to. oric. Lomtd £•>. the 6th *ditch (to which is now prefixed, ''flut authentic materials, a - Llfe of the Author, by Alexander Cl:Apure'', Esq.) o f A c(-2 MPLETE CONC . () RI)ANC E to ther7l.oLi or " - 'last ORES of the . OLD and NEW *IESTAMENT ; Lic4;wey nd Alphabetical index to the Bible ; ver y useful CO ail Chtistiatis who i seriously read and s t u dy the lustsircd Writ, in 'I o which is added, a Concordance to the Books called. iii,,peryr.,3. The whole digested in an easy and regular.inethodl. vhich ,together with t he various sigaifications and oth e r i m pi c ivb- Aleuts now added, renders it 'More useful than any Bo o k. of th e ' nd hitherto published. By ALEXANDER CRUDEN, • The 6th edition, In whichestery ten has been carefully compittiti, and-Merected the Holy Scriptures. Prir.v.Nd for F. C. and J. •Rihgem,. - W, Otridge and Son; T. Pay.te, J. Walker, J. Catbep , G.Witkle and J. Robinson, R. Lea; W. Ltr.vois, J. Muhl, 'Callen and Darras, S:atcherd and Letter , men, I. and A. Arch,' Datton and Haricy, L ac kin gton, and Co. Longmass, Horst; 'Rem, .Orme, and Brown, ;oho Rid ihardstiin, B. Crosby and Co. W. Layttes, S. Bagster, Matthewi and LeNh, Black,Parry•and Kilipbury, J. iVlawroan, J. ilateht an d Jones Ara, L. J. Hiestm J. Aspepte, T. Hughes , Sherwood, Neel, J. Juliulon'assil Co. and Wawa and Sou, Yorks. - Y HAZARD; BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers, respectfully inform the Public, that Tickets and Shares for the ensuing Lottery are now oil Sale at their Office, No. 93, under the ROYAL EXCHANGE, and no where else in London, en their account. SCHEME. 5 Prizes of 3•520,000 - - £lOO,OOO 5 - - 2,000 - • - in,CGO 5 - -1,( o 0 - - - 5 1 000 10 - - 500 - • - - 5,1.00 30 • 100 - - - 3,000 50 . 50 - . - 2,530 100 • • 25 - . - 2,500 4,800 - - 15 . . - 72,000 *O,OOO Tickets. .V. 00,004 -To be Drawn NEXT FRIDAY. LS- ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co eon tractors with Government for the present State Lottery. respectfully Inform the Public that Tickets and Shares are now on sale at their Offices, Bank•hullolings, Cornhill, and opposite the King's Mews, Charing-Cross.-.-SCH EME. 5 '5 ... 42,000 10,000 .5,000 50...:........... 100 8,009 4,800 ••••••••• ••• ••• IS ••• OA. ••• ••• '78,000 20,000 Tickets. se:100,000 Five Ticket‘ of each Number. • MI to be driwn on FaIDAY NEXT, the 19th of October, Islll. nRANSCOMB AND CO.-I. SIVEWRIGitT, Surviving Partner, and sole Conductor, resisectfidly ac quaint the Public they are now selling TICKET.; and SHAN es in the greatest variety of Numbers, at their TRULY roR TU NATE Or nets, No. 37, CGRNHILL, 11, HOLBORN, SB, HAYMARKE r, and 169,' STRAND. For the last seven years therbaye been I NFORTUN eit UREA - I'26T FAVOURITH, and in the Last and THIS Year ONLY, they Shared and Sold . . $ Prizes of £20,000 6 Prizes of .C5OOO & £lO,OOO 22 . . . £3OO & £lOOO . The First . . . . 30,000 N 0.7,081 Prize of 500Tiekets The Last . . . . 26,000 2,228 . . 100 Dicta And ONLY . . . 40,000 Prize ever Sod or Shared. Besides 5,618, the Grand Prize of 1000 Tickets, or £24,765. And in the last Lottery alone, Eleven Capitals. The eiNLE STATE LOTTERY to be drawn tit:, year, will be on FRIDAY NEXT, Oct. 19, on anew Plan, having five Prizes of £20,000, only 4000 NpasberS, and ndt three BLuks to a Ptize. . GRAND *IAI% LOT t ERY. Tickets and Shares Cheaper, more CAPITAL PRIZES, and less Numbers, to be drawn In One Day, The 19th of THIS MONTH, OC l'ourtit 1810. IIODGES and Co. Stock-Brokers, 149, Oxford *feat, respectively solicit the attention of the l'uhlic to the Scheme of the present Grand Lottery, eensisting of only 4,000 Numbers, with Five Prizes of :C4o,t on, which gives Adventurers a.much greater chance of obtaining a Capital Prize than any former Lottery, and considerably cheaper. Ticitcrs and SHAKEY are on Sale at their Office as above, where in the late Lotteries, the following Capital Prizes, were Sold, Shared, r.nl Paid to fortuaate Adventur:rs, viz. 3,944 ... £.20,000 7021 ... £lO,OOO 18,060 29,467 ... 20,000 2.0:411 ... 10,000 36,030 5,000 15,705 .. 20,000 22,709 ... 10,000 9,787 12,660 ... 20,000 1,345 ... .5,000 1 19,404 15,000 16,797 ... 20,1100 30,333 ... 5,003 13,035 44,787.... 10,000 28,898 ... 5,000 Also 13 of £2,000-29 Of £l,OO1 — And In the Last Lottety, Tyra of the 0 TICKETS In Shan ind 43 of Eioo. .AND PACKETS of GRAND CITY LOTTERY. RY Order of the Lords of his Majesty's Treasury, the Third and Last• Grand CI I Y LOTTERY will draw on the 4th of DECEMBER, 1810. CERTIFICATE. We, lame names are hereunto subscribed, have carefully surveyed and valued the several Freehold Buildings allotted as Prizes in the Third City Lottery, and we adjudge the separate value of each to be as follows: F. PAYNTILRi THOMAS SWITUIN, D. R. ROPER. London, Asgust 24, 1109. SCHEME. 1 Prize of £15,700 3 PriZes of £3,000 I 9,900 t 9,200 I / 6,900 I 1 4,100 1 ... 4,000 1 3,300 . 1 3,00 L ...... • 1,400 ,300 1 3,100 NO !MED PRIM 1 ••• .. 000 2,700 0,600 2,300 1,000 1,1300 1 S This Prapertfy bto rapidly improving, that there can be no doubt it will be worth double 13 present value in a very few years. PRESENT PRICE. - - £BIS 0 Half • - £4. 11 0 Eighth £1 4 '0 Quieter • - T.O `Sixteenth - 012 Tickets and. Shares are now on Sale at the following Offices, Nos. 1, .and 15, Skinnerfstreet; IS and 14, Pickett street; 7, and'll p ilkldiate, (Comer of Howndsdltch.) Ticket SIR HANS SLOANE'S REANIMATING PILLS. VOR those distressing imbecilities which prevent, or render unhappy the marriage state; as well as for every species of Debility, Relaiution, &c. however indicated, or from • whater cause arising, long experience has proved Sir HANS 81.0ANE's RESTORATIVE and REANIMATING PILLS to . be the most certain and sovereign remedy. A Pamphlet, containiog a more particular account of their vir tues, and much Well information to the afflicted, may be had, (price Is.) at Mr. Perrin's, No. S 3, Southampton-street, Covent- Garden ; where (by speci al appointment) they are sold in boxes, price 105.64. and 308. e ach. They are said, also, by all the prin cipal Venders of Proprietary Medicines in London. To persons in the country, enclosing pay. lent, free of postage, to Mr. rerriu, they Will be immediately forwarded. • .DR. FOTHERW. I : BI4I ERVODS CeRDIAL DROPS. THE lam cause of Nervous Disorders lies in an impure *rate of the animal juices, which Instead of nourish ing and supporting the principle a, Ills,, irrita:e and derange vise nervous fibres; tnis produces various complaints of a relaxed habit, the animal spirits not being supported, Hypochondriac and Hysteric affections arise, and from this diseased state of th e bl oo d proceed the various mal adies that embitter life, mar every present enjoyment, and cut the thread of existence by a premature decay. Fur these dhorders Dr. FOTIIERGICS NERVOUS CORDIAL DROPS have been found the best remedy, the most powerful restorative, aced reanimating medicine; it has been proved an infallible cure for those whose health has been injured in warm climates, or by close attention to business, and a sedentary life. Its powers have been fully confirmed in those infirmities which attack the young of either sex, and too often prematurely produce old age and all the weakness is connected with It. No medicine pose asses sects general mstorAtive qualities, or so well adapted to every class of valetudinarians ; the cold nerves and weak muscles of relaxed habits are warmed, animated, and confirmed; by them the limbs acquire frestevigour, the exhausted veins are-filled with doh and healthy juices, the spirit. drooping and languid, become revived sad exhilirated, the different functions of appeti to and Lii;estioa are promoted by it, a d the whole constitution receives new life and strength. This grand restorative of health c annot be recom• mended with too much eagerness to the female sex, in the deli cate and highly nervous state which is known to succeed childbed, and those peculiar indispositions of the'sex, which by want of at tention, are apt to produce the most fatal and lingering dleases, and even deathltself. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row, London; Baxter and Co. and Smith, Edinburgh and Glas , ow ; Belam , Portsmouth ; Newbery and Son, Dublin; Pack and Turner, Hull; Hoxtand and Haydon, Plymouth; and most Booksellers and M e di c i ne V en d ers , i n every town, in b ottles at 4s. 6d. and 225: each. Of "Whom may be had,' Dr. FOTHERGILL's FEMALE PILLS, price 2s. 9d. a box. HEALTH AND LONG LIFE-11Y THE KING'S PATENT. 1,0 YMER's CARDIAC and NERVOUS .TINC -4-16. TURF, for the Relief and Cure of Disorders of the Head, Stomach, and Bowels ; Gouty, Bilious, and Nervous Coetplaints ,• Acidity, Wind, Spastbs, and Costiveness; Lots of Appetite and Indigestion ; Debility, Palsy, &c. Front J. HURST, Esq. to Mr. Rrst ea, Surgeon, kelgate, Surrey. Laytonstone, Adeust 11, 1809. Dear Sir—l continue your excellent Cardiac in the morning, sod never' mean to desist; I think it well adapted for persons ad vanced in Life, for daily use, and I give it high credit for the pro sent good state of health I enjoy at 80 y*s of age. Your greatly °bilked, JOHN HURST.. CASE XX.-fo Mr. I n NtEs Rvitii, Reigate, Surrey: Laytonstone, Essex, sth Dec. 1805. Sig--1 am an old patient of yours—hav e taken many of your pint bottles of Czrdiac, and Pills, sonic years past, and was con vinced of the good effecu at that time, as soon after I voidedgall stones, ....nil have since been comfortably well until about a month ago, when I was attacked with a loathing of all food and a sick stomach, without retching, and all the sensations comprised un der the heads of Dyspepsia and Hypochondriasis; also at times, a flyiag gout, bilious, a little scorbutic, sad rheumatic ; remarkably troubled with wind in the stomach and bowels, exceedingly tiers vow, palpitation of the heart, cramps and spasms. I was once told by an able physician, that my complaints were all of one fa mily ; if so, it is a large one. I never had a fit of the gout, al ways lived a regular life, and am now 75 years of age, .but very active till attacked as above. Now, Sir, if you advis e m e t o ta k e your Cardiac, &c. and that it w ill b of real service to render life more comfortable, I shall immediately once more commence your patient. The favour of a line will much oblige, Sit, your obedient Servant, JOHN HURST. •„, • The general advice, in such eases, is to take the Thacture in such daily doses as shall keep the body regular ; and when cos tive, one detergent Pill at bed time. (See the book of directions and cures, given with the bottles and boxes.)—The late Alder man Boydell took this Tincture many years, and found great be nefit and comfort from it; also the Duke of Queensberry, and many isth:r noblemen and gentlemen far advanced in years Con. 7 time its use, and speak highly in its praise Sell wholesale and retail, by Mr. Rymer 's appointment, .by Messrs. Dicey and Sutton, No. 10, Bow Church-yard; and retail by F. Smith., No. 29, Haymarket ; Randall, Royal Exchange; Bacon and Co. Oxford-street; Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul% Church-yard ;J. Harris, corner of Ludgate-street; Ward, Holborn; and by every tender of patent medicines in the United Kingdom, in betties, at 3s. 9d. 7t6d. 14s. aid 41 ?juts 4 275. illy width there is a cou:Adorabk saving, CURIOUS, SUANCE, AND 'Nita l'iN WORK. A few Copies, Mica as. are only now d•fc on ...air, containing near 300 pages of letter-pries, in elegant Portrait of the Au. thor, and a View of Gilead-ilostse,, of • OLOMON'3 CVIDE TO JIEALTH, Or Act.' viee to both Sews in a Variety of Complaints. To which It annexed, a Dissertation on the Properties and ElTec . s of Hot and Cold Bathing ; also ati Essay on Secret Venerv; and a Discourse ; on Impotency in thehilale, and Sterility and Lir:Lome-6 incident to Females, ite--The whole Illustrated with a trLty of authen. tic facts, never before putilishrii. No ater motive, titan the utility which this work might be to mankind, could have induced the Author to undertake ig. The crimes of our fellow-matures altwd but ainelancholy rellectice: ; the consideration of which aff.-ctit whilst It humiliates human na ture. The idea of diminishing their frequency, and softening the miseries that low front them, is itself sufficient recompense, 'The d:lficuky of conveying ideas upon a su:lject that necessatiTy requires term' and expreuinns of wi unbecon.ing tendency, has not passed unobserved ; nor has any precaution been neglected to render the language as grateful to the reader as the subject is sus. ceptible of, There are stumbling-blocks, ins...parable therefrom, thy could not he dispensed with. tiliould such inipmtant articles las are therein enumerated, he passed over in silenee ? Ceralitly no. The sacred writers—the tallier. et the church—the eeclest. astical writers, did not think it proper to be passive upon crime" of screwsl depravity, became they took, not be described without words. To check the dreadfel consequences of secret, delwive, and vicious propensities, it is nrcessary to tallow their example; agreeing with St. Augustine, who uys " If what I have written 46 should give olence to any libidinous portoni - leehini rather * 1 accuse his own turpitude, than the words I have been s obllged ' l6 to use, in explaining my thoughts upon the generation of nun. " I hope the wise and modeat reader will forgive me far those " expressions I was obliged to make use oE' virtuous and enlightened, who well know the proeinius of nun to evil, will Approve my endeavours to make mankind shun eke, by the dread of present iU and future misery, certain attest:sins on the crime of masturbation. London : Printed for the Author ; and sold by Mathews and Leigh, No. IS,. Strand ; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones • Long. man, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster - row; ai . o by all Booksellers in tho United Kingdom. *.• No less than One Hundred Thousand Five Hundred Copies of Solomon's Guide/0 Health have been printed from the year 17.96 to the present time, which, its Itself, the most convin c i n g argununat that can be a dduced of.tbe vast uti:Ly of this wart. SOCIAL HAPPINESS. MARRIAGE should be the fou n d a ti on o f S oc i a l Happiness, which is often disturbed through the parties that form the union net taking these precautions which would soe cure them the enjoyment of that great domestic blessing. People of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock ; hut when the constitution has been tainted by disease, or debilitated by a certain habit contracted at an early age, a renovatioa of stability previous to entering that state is indispensibly requisite to revive the stumbering sparks aide and to reanimate the &parent. For no disorders have COllitittnte:llllofe essentially to destroy Hyena. neat happiness than those which are the consequence of unguarded pleasure. It was this consideration which induced Messrs. CURRIE and Co. for these list twenty years, to direct their sta. dies and practice exclusively to the treatment and cure of the V enereal Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom ; as akeeto that I derangement of: the system, produced by the destructive habit of the inconsiderate school-boy, which brings on those distressing Debilities and Deficiencies i hat prevent or embitter the Mani. monial state. The successful result of their plan, gives than additional ardour to oppose the ravages of the complaint', which are the nwst important in the catalogue of human infir• mities. It behnves every person who has indulged in this soli tary vice to seek relief by cansulting Professional men of end. nence and honour, to which Messrs. CURRIE and Co. claim the sanction of icholastie authority. as well as the testimony of uncontradicted facts. In professing the cures of thfsecomplaints, they hold out no inducement to vice ; but sensible as all mica must be of the existence of suck calamities, they offer their assistance as regularly educated M.:misers of the Royal Collegs! of Surgeons of London and PAlinburgli. Slight and recent cases of Syphilitic infection are radically cured in the short space of two days. Those of the most obstinate duration, such as obstructions, inveterate strictures, pains of the bona, gleets, Ste. are pr.:meanly and speedily cured. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respectability have been under the care of Messes. Currie and Co. for the removal of complaints of the ure thra, strictures, /cc. and having received a radical and permanent cure, request that references may be mad e t o them satisfactory evidences as of the decided superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment.- Many of these gentlemen had strleatres from 10 to :to years, and were under the care of Messrs. Home, Hea viside, and miser surgeons of equal eminence, who arraigned !foe cure by the . application of the lunar caustic, withcint success. Mears. Currie and Co. have select el the following letter (rem inanysthey are daily receiving from gentlemen returning them thanks for their reiteration to sound and vigorous health. It teas spot to them unealkited, from the son of a Nubia Earl, who had Moused under this gists sling and painful malady for ten years he - lad been under the care of several surgeons of professional eminence, none of whom afforded bins permanent relief ; but from the superior mode of treatment adopted and pursued by Mears. Conde and Co. he received a radical cure in the short space 01 One wraith, " May 28, Islo. • ' "To Dr. CORRII, 107, Hattun Garden'. • 4. Lord -- feels great pleasure in communicating to Doctor 0 Currie the perfect re-establishment of his health, in consequence " of his mild and admirable treatment of Strictures In the Ure " thra. He may add, that he has not for many years enjoyed so " much comfort and freedom from pain; and he entertains no " doubt of his having obtained, through his skill and attention, a " perfect and radical cure of that horrid complaint. As lie was not " a stranger to the manner that others treated the complaint, ho " has it in his power, from a fair trial and a just comparison, to " pay that tribute of applause to Dr. Currie which be sensibly 1 . 6 feels, and shall eve r b e most rea d y an d willing to acknowledge. By an early application to Messrs. Currie and Co. the patient will escape the pain, danger, and expsnce of a long and tedious attendance upon loss experienced practitioners. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been disappoirted to their expectations of a family, may be assured that in most in stances such defects ate curable by medical skill ; and although the removal of sad] impediments be an object of doubt and uncer tainty with others, yet the cure of sada defects, by the gradual progress of renovation, is the acquirement of their experience. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by patients of either Sex, with the-greatest teaccy and i.uouur, at their house, No. 107, Hatton-Garden. Patientalu the County, duct ihing particuhirs nf their am, age, and mode of living. inelosing a remittance tor Advice ninl Media the same ;sill be given or sad to any part of the Kinticm. insure that secrecy so essential to their undertaking, Oa postage of letters may be added to the aceoun afor medicines. . . CURE OF S CONE A)io GRAVEL. M R. PERRY, Surgeon, Southampto n -st ree t, Bloomsbury-square, Proprietor of ADAMS', SOLVENT, a mild yet efficacious Cure of STONE and GRAVEL in the 81..1D1,)ER or KIDNEYS, acquaints the Public, that he has for close ytars devoted his w:lole profe,sionsl aversion to the above D;s:acci. fie may be consulted at his own House on Wednes days and Fridays, where he dispenses the Solvent in bottles of I is. and Xi. 2s. Stamps included, two of which last correct the calcu lows diathesis in the habit, aid thereby preveut the concretion of Stone in tersons of a sedentary life. Sold also at Bacon aid Co.'s, I.so,oxford-strent, and at Bolton's, front of tht Boyal Eichange, the Author's " Disquisition of the Stone and - Geavel," Ninth Edition, price is. 6d. pointing out their Cause, and the Diet to be observed during the Cure, with many entraordirary Cases, some of perfect recovery even after the ope ration had been resolved on. May be had at Symoades, Booklet ler, No. 20, Paternoster-row, price is. Gd. N. B. A friend of Mr. Whittle, in Fleet-street, has Just been cured of the disorder, wliish was bought to be out of the reach of sitedlrine. • .v.psoßt OFFICE, Septemiir 27, 10111 THE COJIMISSiONERS for CONbIiCrING HIS I.24JEST2"S TRANSPORT SERFICI,Jti. Care of SICK and WCUNDRD SEAMEN, aadfor dor Grimed C wady PRISONERS of WAR, do hereby give Notice, That they will be ready at this Ofliee, on Tuesday the 13th of November, 1810, to receive staled *reader', and mat with such Persons as may be willing Ws contract for victualling Prlioncrs of War in He:lh at Plymouth, fur six mentlt.s certain, from the Ist of January, 1811. No Tender Tvill be received after MN eche* en eke day e treaty, nor any naked, maks; the party, or as ageoe for hi...,, personally What. Lick node, matt le accompanied by a Letter from two respectable, Persons, enaging to become knead with the Persia tenfering,in the ram ,f £3lOOO thc due performance If the Coati act. Farther pal [Lams may be known by applyin g at this (7:e, or to Captain Rozers, Plyvouth. TRANSPORT OFFICE, September 27, 1810. • THE COMAIMIONERS for CONDUCTING HIS 1 MAJISTrs TRANSPORT SERVICE, fir testing Care of SICK and *DUMPED SE4IIfEtC, miffs, the Care and Custody of PRISONERS of WAR, do Jarrell give Nailer, That they will be* ready at this Office, on Thursday the 13th qf November, 1810, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be willing to contract for Victualling Prisoners of War, in Health, at Porchester Castle, Hants, fur six months certain, frJin the Ist of January, 1811. No Tender vii be receive! after one o'clock on the day of treaty, oar any noticed asks, de party, or an as•rnt fir him, terser:4ly aura. Each Tend,r must Le cc:orepanied by a L:Ver from two rmpertari Persons, engaging to become bond with•the Perm tend,ring, in the jom of 1:2000, for the due performance !like Coatrad. Anther parculars rz,:y It inown, by applying at th 7 s. Ofree : or 14 Capt. Pa:el.:ln, .Porehe:ter,or Cep. Wear ii; Porton, nesr Golfo, t.