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APERSON, perfettiy quali fi ed, wishes to engage with a Medical Gentleman, in the capacity of an Aar's - tint, tin he will be treated with reTect. The most satisfactory rrfereaces can be gtven.—Aadress to A. B. No. 22, Norton vreet, Portland -place. day was published, in two Vois. octavo, the Third Edition, price 41 10s. inboards, of MONEY. A GENTLEMAN above the common class of L Money Agents, is empowered to lay out very large sums money to persons who have lauded or other property, or are bars to it, or on their Bills or other Security. Apply, or addre‘, (post paid) to Mr. Ryder, No. 1, Weysuouth cr.e., Portland-place. SHARED AND SOLD A t 2r, COFNHILL, and St. MARGARET'S HILL, Borough, .IND 1111: MONEY YAID •N DEMAND, of f3O,OOOT 47 ..A.S.clbo 15,000 52 2,000 ?3 IP,t oo so 500 H 0 RNSBY and Co. have peculiar satisfaction in stating to their Friends, the above grand list of Prizes, hich has been divided among them at the above Offices.— iiva N4BV and Co. beg leave to retent the Public tisk • best thanks for the unbounded favours received, and make not. At bat they AB :it: honoured with their commands in the ensuing Lottery, is the only one to be Drawn this Year, 19th of NEXT N. l'i. No. 4,469, the last-drawn X 20,000, was Shared into Ott Q uar ter, Two Eighths, and Eight Sixteenths, by Hos NSST and Co. • • SAINT JAMS. WES (MINSTER, Septomber, l lBlo. / This day was published, price 15s. royal Sec. TO. BUTCHERS. - . . CATALOGUE of BOOKS in the various ANY Butcher willing to stitve the Workhouse in i A Branches of Literature which lately formed the Library of Poland street, and Fasieb Sehool of lindtuary, in King- ' h Distinguished Collector, iaL were Sold by &action by Mr 6 street, Golden-square, lis the said Parish . with MEAT for one J e ff r ey , of Pall-Mall, with th e prices at which they were sold, year, from Vie '3lst day of September instant, may deliver Pro. land the Purchaser's Names. .. pose's in Writing to the Goveroors and Directors of the Poor, ' London : Printed for Constable, Hunter, Park and Hotter, No. 10, Loriptarotrcet. 6 in the Vestry Room of this Perish Chards, on Friday, the gist : • day'of September instant, at the hour of twelve o'clock at noon • hpreeisely, consisting of the following Joints and Pieces of the beat Ox Beef and Welber Mutton : Thia and ',Thick Flanks, Veincy Pieces, Buttock and Mouse Buttocks together, the bones to be taken out; Clods and Leg of Mutton Pieces the whole blade bone to be taken out, Middle Ribbe and Chu cks, the *hole bone to be taken out of the Chucks, and blade-bone t. be taken out of the Middle Rib; Brisket, bone to be taken out; Legs, Shoul ders, and Necks of Mutton; Legs and Shins of Ox Beef at per Sett, not to weigh less than 501b5.; the Mutton, Beef, and Shoulders of Veal, for the Officers' Tables, a nd o n e houlder of Veal every Sunday for the Sick Poor in the Workhouse, to be weighed in with the other Meat and Beef; Suet at per stone, to be delivered free of expence; the weekly consumption at both Houses, Meat about 520 stone, and Beef Suet 10 stone. Further porticulan may Inslknown, by applying at the Clerk's OEce, No. 50, Poland-street. By cider of the Governon and Directors of the Poor, J. DAWSON, Clerk. ANEW and Enlarged MILITARY DICTIONARY, in French and English, in whieh are explained the principal Terms, with aprropriate Illustrations of all the Arts and Sciences ncceuary for an Officer and Engineer. By CHARLES JAMES, Major in the Royal Artillery Driver,. Printed for T. EFertun, Military Library, Whitehall. In the Press, sod 'speedily will be publislud, an Abridgment of the alcove Work, by the Author ; dedl:ated, by permission, to his Royal Highness the Duke of Yoh. Also a tiew Edition, being the Seventh, of the Regimental Companion, containing the relative duties at every Officer in the British Army. Lately published, in two volumfs, illustrated by engravings, price 18s. in boards, a new Edition, being the Fourth, dedicated with permission, to his Royal Highness the Prioce of Wales, Perms, by Charles James, Author of the Miktary Dictionary; Comprehensive View, Bcc. AN IMPORTAN I' DISCOVERY IN ARITHMETIC. THE SCHOOLMASTERS throughout G BEAT BRfI'AIN are respectfully informed that in the New Edi tion, doted January 30, Iblo, of the KEY to JOYCE's ARITH METIC, is given a new and very useful discovery, by means of which all Sums in the First Rules of Arithmetic, simple or com pound, may be examined at a glance ci the eye. This discovery, which is practically illustrated in the Key to Mr. Joyce's Arithm,:tic, has been purchased of the Inventor, at a considerable expense, and will be found to be deserving of slop lion by all Schoolmasters. Mr. Joyce's Practical Arithmetic, commonly called the Arith metic of Real Life and Busines;, is well known to contain 'be modern principles and application of that Art, and the fourth itlit:on, just published, may be pronounced free rrum typogra pbwal and other error. • The New Edition of the Key citac..:y corresponds with the New Edition of the Arithmetic. Both Works may be hail of all Booksellers, with the full allow ance to Schools; the retail price of the Ariihmetk being Ss. 6d. and of the Key Ls. 64., SIR HANS SWAIM REANIMATING PILLS. F OR those distresiiiog imbecilities which prevent, or • render uniappy the marriage *rate; as wal as for every species of Debility, Relaxation, &c. however Indicated, or front whatever cause ar;..i! , z, long experience has proved Sir FIAN:i SLOANE's REK 1 URA rIVE and REANIMATING PILLS to be the mot' certain and sovereign remedy. A Pamphlet, cor: aining a more particular account of their vir tues, and much ui.,ful informa; ion to the afflicted, may be had, (price Is.) at Mr. Perrin's, No. 23, South tmpton-street, Coy. nt- Garden ; where (by special appolutmeat) they are sold in boxes, price I Os. Cd. and 33%. each. They Are slid, also, by all the prin cipal N'enders of Proprietary Medicines in London. 'ro persons in the country, enclosing payment, free of postage, to Mr. Perrin, they will be immediately forwarded. THOSE who suffer. nervous irritation from weak. ness of stomach, obstructed bile, and bad digestion, will find mlief inSPILSBURY's rATLN.I. ANTISCORBUTIdDROP I / 2 S, which enjoy all the properties of calomel, without its irritability ; tary also consult the health of the stomach, by promoting the ap• petite, and an increase nt spirits as the health improves.—ln del:p utted abscessei, when? a -cure could scarcely he coatemplated, so healthy a chan t ,-,: Ills been produced, as to excite the best hopes of 611CCC33. In Eruptive, Scropliulous, Gouty, 'Rheumatic, and Scorbutic complaints, its reputation is established.—West India. orders attended to, at the Dispensary, 15, Soho-square London., The genuine Medicin e h as the'government duty printed on a black ink stamp, and the words, " By the King's Patent," eX pressed on the bottle, bill of direction, and outside wrapper. Sold 1.5, Sobo-square, in small bottles. of Ss. 6d. double bottlee iCs. and larger £I. 2s.—Compound Essence fis. CHING'S PATENT- WORM LOZENGES. WORMS are the most frequent sources of Chil dren's Disease. Their symptoms every parent and allarciian . of children s h ou ld b e acquainted with—They occasion loss of ap petite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation, and irre gular state of th e b owe l s , atten d e d after with violent pains ; they kin; on couvulsions they a ff ect the growth Of the body,and they rove fatal, b y endin g in a consumption or decay. Both as a pre tentative and care of these alarming complalate r the above excel lent medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest characters In this country, both in rank and respectability, to have no equal. Tke public approbation given tease Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful success i.l their own tainilies,stamps its merit beyond competition, and gives &sanction to it, of which to other medicine of the kind can Naomi • Parents and others who have the care of children should have this remedy as a family medicine to resort to, whenever the stomach or bowels of children are a.ly way disordered, which it will alwarebe found. to relieve. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butkr's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster row; Baxter and Co. and Smi t h, Edi n b urg h and Glasgow ; Hoxland and Hayden, Plymouth; Newbery aiii len:Dublin ; Peck and Turner, Hull : and most Country Me dicine Venders, in boxes at 21. Pd. and 51. 6cL each. TO THE POOR, WHO HAVE CHILDREN AFFLICTED IN CUTTING THEIR TEETH. MRS. JOHNSON having observed, in walking through the different Streets in working Neighbourhoods, c umbers of Child ren reduced almost to Death's door with the ' 2giiiiy in Cutting their Teeth, and whose Parents (hardly able to Procire Bread for themselves) are under the painful necessity of seeing their Bah::: suffer, not having it in their power to purchase s Bottle of the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP to alleviate their n;iseeti and hawi ng met w i th such universal success in the' sale o f her edicine, during the space of three years, in restoring several hundred ChiUren who were thought past recovery, by only having their Gums rubbed with the Syrup, it - being'as plea sant as efficacious, and gives instant rely(. She, therefore, wish log to extend its usefulness, and-taking compassion on the rising generation of the Poor, intends to distribute among them (rat A rLS) One Hutuired..-Bottles weekly; via. 50 en Tuesday, and 50 on Saturday, Mornings, (from Nine to Ten o'clock,) at her H ouse, No. 94, Newman -street, Oxford-street.—Thry are re quested to kir; a Phial. to Mrs. J. hopes, at the sante • time, that Persons who can affordls i nt ended forrchase thetheir Syrup relief alone will nos injure the Pours by . obtaining wath. To be had o f t h e l'roprietors, J. Johnson and Co 41, New ntan-street, Oxford. s t reet; an d Retailed by . Gilding, CornI;i11, Mrs. Richardslan, Manchester; Jones, Perinea - Hants', Ns w hcry, Dam e - street, Dublin ; and by all-the selpal Medkine eady •prit ' Vend ers i n Town and Country, ot ss.-edd a battle,for ready N. only, N. B. to sure to as for Johnsoa's Apissicsa Sostlakft SY:vP• FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Custom House, Newcastle, on Monday, the 24th of September, 1810, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, ABOUT Hd. qrs. odd. 3 Cast Iron Wheels I 0 0 Paling Boards Si Pieces Earthenware 1 2 14 Deals 221 b. Flint Glass, consisting 0 • 2 Deal Ends of Wine Glasses, icc. 0 1 18 Birch Handspokel 4 Hair Sieves I, 1 1 4 Boat Knees 52 Yards Woollen Cloth 29 Wooden Bowls 140 Do. Cotton Manufacture 3 spars 4 Do. Linen ditto. 2 Oars 120 Pairs Cotton Stockings 5 Pieces Fir Timber 9 Do. Worsted Ditto 20 Alder Boards 6 Do. Leather Gloves 175 Oak Treenails 41b. Pins 15 Doz. Boat '.)coops 61b. Sealing Wax 4 Doz. Corn Scoops 561 b. Ironmongers Ware, con -5 Uters sisting of Knives, Forks, icc. 2 Goat Skins 1 Cask Geneva, quantity '2O 6 Muskets and Bayonets Gallons 161 b. Shag Tobacco Cwt. qrs. lb. 741 b. Hour of Mustard 7 0 6 Raw Coffee 3 Bushels of Malt 1 S 0 Copperas 101 b. Hops 691 b. Crushed Sugai• 561 b. Tow 471 h. Moist Sugar, and 2 Doz. lb. Drt ssed Flax A Quantity of Old Rope The Paling Boards, and part of the Timber and Deals, may be seen, on application to the '1 ide Stu veyor ac s‘mth shitlds, and the remainder of the Goods, on application isting made at the Custom-house, Newcastle. TO EE SOLD . BY AUctiii By Order of the liontourable the Crrongsillintrs of his Majesty's Customs, in the Lon7.rr-rr, Custom-house, Liverpool, on Wednesday, 51,,e7.1t0.r _6, 1810, at three otc , ttek in the afternoon, SUNDItY Quantics of GOODS, which have been condemned in the Exchequer: rensist•ng of Coffee, Mins, Whiskey, Wine, Salt, Tea, Y.. r-aw, Erandy, Rum, Geneva, To lucco, I,,ebaceo Segars, Sa l ; 4., Onto.: Wool, Mahogany, Iron, Lye-woo.), t'ot -ashes, nap, Atuavinds, sweet-meats, Tar, 4'itcr, Rr..(wood, silk and Cottoii Stilt's, Mans, Dyed Cotton :Anil-. Cane Reeds, Curie:mho. In(*igo, Woollen Stockings, Lamb-skins, Flax-seed, Lead, Printed Calicoes, Foreign Diaper, Butter, Palm Oil, Refine.i ..imp Sugar, l allow, Sint and Cotton Gallows, Sewing Silk, Flour, Gem Senegal, Provisions, Hides, Cable, kite, Linen Fir Balks,Deals, Deal-boards, Spare, Masts, Staves-, and various other sorts of Timber, and a Cotton-spioning 'Machin( ; and also au Open Beat, together with her Mate raLs. 'I he Good; and Boat may be seen, and Catalopes had, on ap plication to H. Segar, on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, tke 24th, 25th, and 26th inct. from nine till two o'clock of each day. TO DE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, pursuant to a Decree and subsequent Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Catise, Power. t T against Powerrr, on Saturday the 9.7 th day •of Octiiber next, at one of the dock in the afternoon, before Tuositss DRAKE, Gentleman, the Person appointed by the said Court,.at the George Inn, at Winchester, in the County of Hams, in several distinct Lote, Q Q UNDRY ,LEASEHOLD and COPYHOLD FARMS, .situate in the Pariah of Itchin Abbas, in the said County, containing in the whole about 474 Acres, and held during the c-mtinuance of three Lives, subject to the payment of small Quit Rents. Particulars whereof may be had <gratis) at the Office of John Campbell, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, in Southampton-Buildings, Chancery-Jane, London; at No. 11, Nassau-stntet, Soho; the George lan, at Winchester ; .4 r 4 the Swan Inn, at Alresford., OMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR (the eri ' ginal invention of Mr. Henry, ad brought by his success rive improvements to the highest perfection) continues to he pre pared and said by Messrs. Hits a tr, Manufacturing Cliemsts, Manchester. This agreeable perfumed Liquor, which is composed of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the moat pleasant aromatics and efficacious antiseptics, may be kept unimpaired in any climate and for any length of time. its pungent odour adapts it for af fording relief in head-aehs,faintings, &c. and renders it peculiarly grateful arid ref rabbi ng in crowded rooms, in places of public resort, and in the apartnwnts of the sick. it counteractvi also, the inset tion of contagisus diseases. As ntany spurious and inferior preparations are sold =doe , the same and sinslllar names, the public are 'requested to obserroi as the only proof of its• being genuine, that the names of Messrs: Heary,Alancitester, are engraved on tbestainp. The Mimetic Spiels of Vinegar, In bottles, price 4s. nd. each, stamp included, is sold wholesale and retail• by Bayley and lifew, Cock.pur-street, (the only Arius in London authorized by the Proprietors), where may be had, Sponge Boxes of Gold, Silver, Centel:au, Crystal, &c. Also, Henry's Calcined Magnesia, in bottles, at Qs. 6d. and larger with glass stoppers, at 4s. each; their names beiug •n the stamps. TOURIST'S PORTABLE COMPANION. Thls day was published in Siz eleganeVols. Royal t Bsno. Wuttrate4 with coloured Maps, the Sd Edition, much improved anden largA, price 36.. in boards, or ,E 2 neatly Lone, I'HE BRITISH TOURISTS, or TRAVEL '. LER'S COMPANION, through ENGLAND Veit Les, SCOTLAND, and IRELA N D including accurate Desc riptions of every part of the United Kingdom, and comprehen&ng the most celebrated and most interesting modern Tours through every part of the British Islands, particularly these of Pennant, Sullivan, Hassal, Grant, Wyndham, Young, Moritz, Holmes, 1 Johnson, Shaw, Robertson, St. Fond, Hutchinson, Newte, Shrine, &c. &c. 1 _ _ With several original Tours, communicated to the Editor. By WILLIAM NIA.VOR, LL.D. Rector of Stonesfield, Vicar of Hurley, &c. Printed fur RICUARD Putt.t.trs, No. 6, Bridge-street, and sold by ail Booksellers, particularly by those on the great Roads, and at the Watering Places; of whom may be had, *lhe Guide to all the Watering Places for 1310, price 13s. in bo.leds, or Iss. 6d. bound in red. The Picture of London for 1810, price 53. bound. 'rho 'Topographical Dictionary of . the United Kingdom, with 46 newly.drawil Maps, price 255. in boards, or 306. colJured. The Atlas of the Unitelliingdom, 125. half-bound. SOUTII AMERICA. On the Ist of October will be published, in Two Volumes, Svo illustrated by a Plan of the City of St. Domingo, with the March of the British Army, a Portrait of Ferdinand 'VII. .&c. PRESENT STATE of the SPANISH COLO NIES, including a particular Report on Hiepanola, or the Spanish part of Santo Domingo, with a general Survey of the Settlements on the South Continent of Anted*, as relates to Histoiy, Trade, Population, Customs, Manner., &c. with a concise Statement of the Seariinents of the People, to their rela tive Situation to the Mother-Country, &c. . By WI LLIAMVALTON, Junior, Secretary to the Expedition which captured the City of Santo Do. mingo from the Prench,and resident British A ri:Ar there. AN ACCOUN F of the KINGDOM of NEW SPAIN ; containing researches into the Geography of Mexico; the extent of Norface, and its political divisions into Intendancies, the physic.:l Aspect of the soil, the actual population, state of agrictil ttire, manufacturing industry, and commerce; the canals which might be curried from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean, the Revenues of the Crown, the quantity of metals which has Bowed from 11L xico Eur-pe znd Asia since the discovery of the New Continent, and military defence of New Spain. With PhPsical a!:(1 Geographical Maps founded on Astrono miLal Ob , :mvations. and Trigonometrical and Barometrical mea suremeuts. Engraved by Lowry. Translated from the french of ALEXANDER DE HUMBOLDT. Lately published, GRAVEL, SCONE, ANii LUMBAGO. HICKMAN's PILLS is an effectual Cnre fnr.the Gravel and Stone, stoppage ni Urine, Complaints in.the Back and Lein., Kidneys, and BLulder, L ; unbagH, Of the various complaints incidert to the human frame, there are none more dreadful in their nature, nor more alarming in their consequences, than the Gravel and Stone. 'fluty are com plaints to which 'every. person, even the most abstentious, is liable, as the air we bream( alai the.water we drink are impreg nated with panicles which not ouly cause these excruciatiug tor tura; bus are a foundation for every other species of disorder. kliCKLlAK . s.Origipal FILLS, composed of the most innocent in gredients . have been . found of singular efficacy, in not only, streagtheLitig the vessels cuntaining the urine,, hut happily Je mmying. the petrifying quality of it. from which proceed the • reenlist/10g the r 1. HISTORY of BRAZIL. By ROBERT SOUTHEY. The first pert, 4to. price X 2. V. boards. " Something more-than the Title promises is comprised in the present work. It relates the foundation and progress of the adja cent Spanish Provinces,. the affairs of which arc in latter times insepatebly connected with those of Brazil. ,The subject may therefore be considered as including the whole track of country between the rivers Plata, Paraguay, and Orellaaa, or the Ama zons, and extending eastward towards Peru, as far u the Portu guese have extended their settkluents or their discoverie.e." 2. TRAVELS in SOUTH AMERICA durisig the,years 1201, 1802, ltso9, and 1004; containing a Description of the Captain- Generalship of Caraccas, and an Account of the Discovery, Con quest, Topography, Legislature, Commerce, Finance, and Natural Productions of the Country; with a View of the Moaners and .Custoins of the Spaniards and the native Indians. By F. Depons. 1p 2 vols. Svo. with a Map of the Country, price £l. Is. S. The GEOGRAPHICAL, NATURAL., and CIVIL. HIS TORY of CHILI. Translated from the original Italian of the ARSZ Do at J. IGNATIUS MoLINA To which are added, Notes from the ipanish and French Version, and two Appendixt's by the English Editor. In vols. Bvo. with a Map of the Country. Price 1 8s. hoards. " We are particularly glad at the present moment to be able to direct our readers to the warks.of Molina, ' In their own language. Whatever is calculated to increase our knowledge of tionda.Asne rira, is now of the gfeatcst importance, wad toe region which is t he 4ubject of the work before us, is cc:lshii" , among the most in. t erming of that neglected work!. There are few, we are inclfued t o think, whowill not be disposed to look tor themselves into this • laterrating.and satisfactory performance."—Ed. Rev. BRAZIL PILOT ; ,ot a deeeription of the Coact of from the Itortuguoie of MANOEL Piteati !Ks., lrapher to hip M.ijery. John the Fifth of Portugal. adtlert,Charts of some of its molt coeslde.raVePortp, ver hsfsre published. In-1 vol. 4to. illustrated wia Aide* Al. la bow& . . BY THE KING'S PATEXT: . R Ytik It's CARDIAC and NERVOUS TINC 4 ?WV-a—CASE VI. . Vide Bth Edi ion of Rymer's Tract upon Indigesdost, 4, 4 . . To Mr. Rratait. Taunton, Borders*, Jurol, nos. • Bi , You will very readily excuse thisaddress, which Is day from a motive of satisfaction from the b i gtielic I tiinnt receiiii mentally from your Cardiac Tincture. It ens) , not be the less • wile , me to know, that it Is the address at a medical man, who many years served in the East ladies ; and; train rapestalattaakt ' of Witte, complaints, returned to this country much dcbiaited, and subject to all the symptoms of indigestion and acrimony.— A relief waa obtained lry magnesia and rhubarls ; but this was Merely temporary. In the Spring 1790, I was Ist ill with a harry sensation and oppression at my stomach, that I had no spirits to move. Bark, absorbents, exercise, and company, failed. lu thie state, a friend sent me from town a honk of the Cardiac, whichi the more so being the produce of a man of professional merit, i hesitated not to take. One bottle steady relieved me; and by continuing It a few weeks I got prettily well. Every Brotne .this complaint has more or less afflicted me, and I have (*sabre* • ' the same Mkt i The Erarest place It can be had from !tepee Is Eteter, Jod's tat.Ce of thirty-ix maw. From its great utility, I With, tr u t e ll good nt thstifflicted, it eiadd he mint readily obtaided. I 'oppose! that, in fiat marshy countries, where the boa is seemed in larger proportion, and becoming acrid in Amuse:pence, It will be inure generally required. For my own sake, as well as that of cabers in this vicinity, I wish it might be vended here. I am, 'Sir, your Tell obedient servant, • R. H ARROW& Sold Wholesal: and Retail by Mr. Rymer's Appointment, by Messrs. Dicey and Sutton, No. 10, Bow Church-yard; and Rc tail by Fredrrkk Smith, No. 'At, I layinarket ; Randall,'ltoyal Exesange ; Bacon and o. Oxford-street ; Y. Newbery and Sons, 143, St. l'ani'S Church-yard; 3. Harris, corner of Ludgate-Area ; Ward, tlaNarn ,• and by every Vatder of Patent Medicines is the United Kingdom, in bottles, at its.od. li. 641. 14s. and hi I Pints at 17s. by which there is a conshlerabie vivito . . , CHALLENGE. ATESSRS. R RIE and Co. Surgeons, late in hi Majesty's Service, challenge the wise& world to prove, a single Inc ance where their MetUcine and method of cute have failed of the desired effect. The practice of many years id die particular branch of their profession has not given rim OVIDf uusuccesshil case. . . 'They continue f 0 direct their studies to the treat ruent and COMB of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of the sntrii, which is the consequence of the perntc'naaostd wayWkd velvet of a habit long and tao , l uohappilypureue=youths of swat in the doe it will be found to be the source of hareco ness ; the other have its ravages fatally dedidoped to them by dle• trmsing state of (felinity, which, If not timely/ unsealed, to In impotetce. These are its remote assdldditate effects, wt, cBa sumptlona,loss of suuscuier power, eadvadees Demos c4l usually characterise the earlier stages dfildeeelitary vice. sons sons languishing under the disorders incident In sub a habit, their treatment Is simple and las never maid unsuccessful, in the courseof a long, laborious, and cads estedded practice. hi the most obstinate and complicated cum of venereal infeetieti, such as ybstructions in the urethra, spongy 'serenest" lisest.ife. mours,callouS ulcerl eruptions, seminal weakoues, ghats, as deti STRICTURES, Whether recent Or of bog dangles, sod width have belled the skill ofbther Pt - amides:en ; ereby their precut improved plea el reatraeit t, effectually and permanently envi e victim" dm pekoe suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage *meat often follows the application of the lunar caustic. In the aiursa.of SO years extensive practice in this metropolis, nuMertsua Inborn* Strictures bale been and are daily under thdr ere, die total eradication of which are erected by a*s eertibi and mtpadi. dons mode of practice , superior to any other yet adopted.. Tits weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this sr lint, Is speedily 'emoted, alma the poem reamed to send and vi gorous health. but whet* the debilley hei list years proper perseverance in their lestorative rented a, after *natio ture ha. been destroyed, is indispensably reordike to maim the . slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the Oenditudni. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the Inn respettelilky. have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Cm for the re moval of complaisits of the Urethra, Strictures, ate. sad, ban received a ralical and permanent cure, request thetaidassoese may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided su periority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treat:meat ;Ulm of thole Gentienien have had Strictures from ten to Mier and had been under the care of Wars. Home and and other surgeons of equal eminence, who atteMpeed ire ours by the application of the lunar caustic, without seciess. - • Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by eitheeeet With the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their brae, Bk. £O7. liatton-Garden. Patients in the country are resinested to state the pa: Oculars of their case, age, and general habit of living, ate. incloMe; a remittance fur advice ani medicines, when .drie same will be given or sent to any part of the kingd om. 'To ensure that secrecy so esstlitial to their undertaking, dp postage of Letters may be added to the account for medicines. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. No. f, NEW BRIDGE-STREET. LONDON. 111•NOUleD sit, jBE ( leave to inform you, that ever int:elite year I had been afflicted with the lases Vannes j whisk frost its obstinately re: isting every course of atedielas prescribed fridge mott eminent of the faculty here, and oedema" several severe courses of salivation, and twice di scharged frost the illetital, with little relief, would appear to be of tea most lavateratimeare. the spring of last year my disorder had pit to seek a bead, as nearly to put a period to my existence. I had a krie elaw es the crown of my head, one on each arm, and sty blokes out In a frightful manner; my d had been in a state of ulceration bad also two nodes upoo it, was me such excruciating pain, nearly to deprive me of rest; commended by Mr. J. Thompson, by them here,) to take your Lake's to do on the 9iith May; in . receive benefit—in little More head and arms were soundly 9 leg healed also: leaving, I Gun in the skin, and pain in bleping of God, and a little bißdediehie, subsided • the itsnatural hue, and the nocturnal , became, by your liberal advice • my former complahrts—bave strength, and am liscome jolly tlnued many months to the ar am at a loss in what terms to a for the good of other suffering public as possible, at I shall or will greatly oblige, Sir, your , vita, Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by the sole Prep , Thomas Taylor. Member of the ;loyal College of Surgeons fa at* ham% No. 9, New Bridge-atreet cerhere, after a oesitent reside* for more than 40 years, in a Onctice pardculu armed to the Cure of Venereal Compleints, and those laddiatal to the Parts of Generation, with that Inviolable wow *Maw of his profession should alwaysalwaya . observed such be e z ters himself, the advice and eribtance be gr ulster. to personstaking this Midlcine, estasoid,royAdts: Public, as an advantage seldom *dud awl veld K al 'Ty. "arc with ass Celt. It tble _ • .. I. T - ••• above complaints, & c. rosining the calculi, or griay concretions, 1 4..-Th. BRAZII - ap t l,b,lnisbing every peroicions tendency to those disorders, with- Brazil. Translated out confinement. , principal I lydrom rai 1 Bold who/aide and.retall at Mrelutler's, 4, Chespakte. e, R tner: To roach are elided e ' of Passiniootar-rovi. Bo:second Co. acid Snalto, As a -from MSS. never b Y, WISP' i..Jidans, Moatollialabi; ,- )lawberf ,sad Asp „ 1 r (them libAno. in • . Polkaed SIONNr• Hell i• 4- 110 4 1 101 6 liorlaf!, Miifftwah i'o4 • ..Printed for-Loci 1 mosvillosimiensiO4v4o744W4s4esilofricaCal•Ati4faih• ocniur-rsw. my right 'was dreadhilly pahtfell, and aim for the list seven years; asilelk was very much diseelostrad, and gay* particularly when warns be bed, as ; in this Lunette* state, I was ne- uron, (who received so peat a atre it Leake's Paton Pills, whit& I big's& the course of a totter! 1 Inas to lore than a moth Idle skate ea ny ly healed—soca alter, dma however sonsiderable thedeura• a the base of the kft, ty the Inger pesivenese • nodes diapeniiir th matpalesgredadiEr-4 doe dee and and idee. Aitken' we renevand sim t and 41y and in wow idth uant omt of all who to express my vuitude, you leg mortals, to make this sty :eeept I on every occasion—i eo dobg ar grateful obedient very haunt& set- ALEX. 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