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Feetlarp:•!;.:,!ar.7 Naas k ines , n, ohtsirg aft thi; . o,4 f ee, orb etio IVoraten . , -This day was published, price ISs. in boards PRINCIPLES of the CONSTITUTION GO YZRNMENT'S, with Ilitistratieus front the Classics. '" • • By WILLIAM CUNINGHAM, Esq.. Ot Enterkine, North Britain. Printed fur •J. Ridgway, Piccadilly; and Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and may be had of the Booksellers of Oxford and Cambridge. AT a numerous and respectable MEETING of the INHAI3rrAPITS of BitIDGWATEIit and others con cerne.l, convened by the Iskevott, and held at ebe A , s;te Had, on Friday the 30th of t4ovlPiber t sin, to take Ira considenition the Advatinges and Disadvantages that may resntt to the ToWn, from the proposed Canal between Bristol and Taunton. • • THOMAS PYKE, Esq. Maim., in the Chairs FASHMNABLI DANCIMii•AntfitATE TUITTON4 M R.. 1. G. HOPK INS begs Itrid to return his molt AT& gr4t.'al thanks to his Friends and the Public ‘ti general, fur the very pttrottasc bt has so INV etperit reed; tad respectfully solicits -a r , :satiasa:.ce Ait their favouta. Ladles and Getati^nten n so Moe never acilai..:Athis arcomplistunent, oI those who wive nut waitied the fircsen:- ;.! Itli‘n able male, mil be elyttlit4eu.s;y iustructed IA tin. most :Rattner, to qusiify them fut the first assea4blies, on application U his tesithatcr. Qsaclunititers' Hill , roster-laaei Chetplide, ' _ . al• This day was published in Six large Octavo Vols. price in boards ' Xs. Ss. a - New Edition of rHE THEOLOGICAL and MISCELLANE OUS WORKS of the Rev-WILLIAM JONES, M.A. F.R.S. Rector of Naylatiti, Suffolk. To which is prefixed, a short Ac count of his Life stud Writings, By ♦ViLI.IAM STEVENS, Esq. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard, and sot•.l algo by J. Hatchard, PiCcadilly. - . • It was resolved by a very large Majority,. • That the present Nasiigation bekwuen Bristol and Blidgiltater by the Channel and Rivers Avon and Parrett is attended with little or no risk; no total low, and but one average loss having occurred within the last fifty years, That it is clot subject to interruption by frosts ' or by want of water in dry seasons, or to th e man y ot h er Castratties incident co (Wand Navigation; but is in every respect preferable to aft proposed Canal. 'l hat the intended Canal will prove highly injurious to the trade and prosperity of the town and port of Bridgwater. That it be therefore opposed by this Iviveting. That the Proprietors and Occupiers of I.ands on the Line of the Canal he invited to loin in this Opposition. That at Committee be now appointed to carry these Resolu tions into effect, tp consist of the following Gentlemen : Mr. Chubb, Mr. Charles Trevor, Mr. Allen, • Ii Mr. I. Woodland, Dr. rientring, c Mr R. Woodland, ...Mr. Jeffery. Mr. Bageitot, hic t Sealy ) • it . . W. Patter, jets. . Mr. E. Sealy, , ..,:11 1 1r.`Atford, Mr. I. Scab:, • , Mr. Gibbs, Mr. Ford, "Mr. Jones, Mr. E. gymes, Mr.. Mogg. Mr. 1. W. Trevor, Mr., Charles Mine*. That a Subscription be immediately opened to be at the dis posal of the Committee • and that Book, fur entering Subscrip tion+ be kept at the Batiks in Bridewarer. That the Committee be empowered to appoler such Meetings, and to take such measures as shall be requisite for carrying these Resolutions into effect. That these Resolutions be signed by the Chairman, and pub lished inland-bills and also in the STAR and Courier, and in theßath, Bristol, bilifeburr.e and laumott Newspapers, P VILE, Mayor. The Mayor having left the Chair, tie Thanks of the Meeting were unanintousiy vozed to him for his conduct in the Chair. MONEY 111 THE CITY. r2OOFREY and Co. Nu. 6, Bell Savage Yin!, ••••• I.udgit.: Hill ; tranwt all Idnds of 4oney Business, .tnd h.ive ahrays Jarg Sums at Money reatly to auvarce on alt sorts of :se curity, wht,Lte rel. fir personal ! they are enabled lir their City Coonections i trom wh-ote the Moo .y is generally derivt.cl, to sup+ ply applicants :Pitchout delay. har ilfEce is coi.stantly emended. Lettrn (p, answered insta 1 ors day was published.; in Two Vols. Bvo. pti&, inboards, 'with a Portrait of the Author, aatttwo other Engravings, I 'HE WORKS of th e-Rev. THomAs TOWN. SON, D.D..iats Archdeacon of Jii.iciattond. and one of the Rectors of Malpas, Cheshire, and inutetitne Fellow of St. M..ry ; Magdalen College, Oxford.. T 6 whiCliie prefixed, an Account of the Author, with as Introduction to the Discotirses MI the tkositelagind a Sermon on the Qaptations in the Old l'estaineut. r CHURTONOtt A. siaililleaeicalrbf Sr. DavitlN angor of,Middleton Cheney, wer ;..thasniatonSllirearit'llitif ?elitist of Brazen Nose College, Oxford. • i'rinted for F. 'C. and - f.Rivington; No. 62, St Paul's Chu: ch yard, and T, Psyne s Pall mar 4 • NERVOUS Dk1311.11 - Y. • Without lteakh we can isijoy no &Anne " Hotioura, Rashes, and all other advantages Are useless : 6 .liierocearas. E R the denomination of Nervous I)iserders, fisit p its fun extent, are included several iii.eases ot the most ' igneyrogn kind, wid' ere so baesous that a valtinle would leirdly lake tuomplete a description ot them. Thu limit corumon grovel= are weaknees, flatulence, palpitations, wale jaeuriess, drowsiness after eating s tinudily„ flushes of heat .44 numb. nest, tiguors of diff.:rent parts, aiddleeve, Indus (tspipontait Onto head, back and loins), hiccsugh, difUculty of respiration and de• gluntion, anxiety, dry cough, &c. &c. • One symptom is distinguished by no name, and of which It is impossible to form any adequate cunception. It is described as making it. attacks by violent paroxysms, which ate, however, usually preceded by portentous indic at i on s lik e t h e brOuding - ot a furious storm. It pervades with its baleful influence the while nervous system, writhing the heart sVith inexpressible anguish' and exalting the ino4 dreadful suggestions of horror and despair To this demon have thousands talien a sacrifice in the direfu traaspprie of its rage. But the Cordial Balm of Odead stands upr rivalled in nervous complaints, relaxadon of the sails, lLit ulence, or stxual dcbiltty, whether arising 1, um bacchanahau indulgences, king reside nee in warm ehivates, or solitary vice, too okra un happily pursued by .giddy youth: - • In one sex it will be found the Cause of sterility or barrecuess ; and its the other it , wtll occasion a nuineroue train of nervous diseases, which if nut timely reins. • died, to miinatciu impotence and consumption. This medicine ha.. been uhconlmonly successful with young people, who have the appearance and air of old sari who are pale effeminate, tienumn.d, stupid, Lind even imbecile ; whose bodies are become bent, whose it=s are no tottger Ale to carry thou; who have an utter distaste tor every thing, and are to:ally inc..seitated. Where tits stomach Is frequendieksordered, the body is weakened ; paltatess, bodily decay s and emaciation succeed ' , and the eyes sink eau the head. The virtues'of the Cordial Balm of (Mead are daily denim strata, in eradicating the worst and most dangerobs bye - Towns of nervoui dybitity ; and nothing has tended so much to estAbliffi the fame of this medicine, as its certain success In those coin plaints which strike their roots so steep in iLe cosistitution, and are sa fatal to the happiness of mankind. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is ie - ;id In bottles at ten. Gd. eacb, ot tours in one faintly battle, for Jos. on whiten 9th is . esvetL To.be had at (Mead House, near L i v e rp oo l : o h Motbews and Leigh, No. ltk Strand; Dicey and Sutton, Wear Church-yard y Bacon and Co. Oxford-street, London ; and ilructle, Dowdhi, • and Lueford, Sahsbury; Martin Keene, College-green, Dublin g Haky, Cork; Magee, Belfast; and of every Patent Medicine Venda' in the United Kingdom. 7 7 .1.4NS?OfTOPRIX . E, Navels:ler i9,-1810. -J, ' .HE coMWSSIONERS fi r CONDUCTING . . , b pllf xiiii.CTrs..7,RAiirS/744;!T Sl.Fritl i Ar iaiing c f3lC.' in:t . k . 0"1:41. ) SE;fl4l,Zit imedfe.„l6. osier and e kfi. ,/ Mb 04:./110 of fir ill?; datreietir goake, -7. : 7 ~ al they will be riadY n.C l 4.9frOe, onTsteildaftfie Oil of entl. -r, ;Flo, to receive spited Tendfrs„ 444 triat'with 'sizels ,,, , ni g iii. rifting to "c6niractlOr *4=1114 Prisoners War, iti 111.41 anti in Sickr.eSi,rit ..Flt M i 1 1 .% tieir Pony cunt. I 11-t!I Britaiii , , for Sir tuontils certain/ totifthilitain.f.l.anusry, 1 . ), c: oo the ilq on which Prisoners shall raimtnuate being 11 ull there. .. • This day was Pdblist ett, handbomely printed in one vol. avu. price in bourds,•l ss. with a Portrait of Chaucer, copied irons an illuminated Maissesce*t of the Canterhitry 'UAL'S, in the posses• stowed. tbeitiarquis of Stafford, and with Engravings u( the • Toasts di' Gower ao4 Chaucer as they now stand, jLLUSTRATIONS of the LIVES and WRI. • TINOS of .00WE.R and CHAUCER. Collected front au the/fade Doeuments.—.lly the Rev. H. J. 'IODD, M.A. F.S.A. • Printed •set PFC. and J. Rixiagton, T. ISayno, Oadell and Dt.: eke. and L.H. Immo. N. IL A few'copies are printed in quirts", en a size similar to the Oaterd edition of the Canterbery Tales, price,boards, #2 2s. spertott, 'LUIS MATED WifH CASES, • • day' 'Was publiAhedi price 41. ...PRACTICAL s. TREATISE on the VE'NE a; UAL DISEASE, describing the Natnrr, Symptoms and Vitra of that Disorder, and others arising from, or connected with with 'onto Observations on Onanism, and the unhappy Die. eases of Youth. .By M. CAPON, Surgeon, Late of St. 't homas's and Guy's Hrepitals. Printed for S. Highley, Fleet-street ; and Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paaernaster-tow, London. Na l", n tr w i 1 le received ere, re 4;10 oo:16,08# of treaty; go , 'edit i unlrsi coy party, nr an atiost.for personally attend. Ten.l7 Jima le t ac.olepeirtipl_by.a Letter front taro m i lectalis „,„, r . rx h u 4ctnise iTorifi . rith the Post» tentleriv, in Ike .teux (At, f,r I,4elne prforasesectepht amotrei4.: emi e r f •rtie,:lari way be knonra, bj tsiplyirtat this Ogre, or LT. Agent.to As soliorpirmitoiorm, at Greeidow, rgh I or COUin La,ca:C. l f..3' RYMER'S PECTORAL FEBRIFUGE MtDICINE, Colds, Coughs, Hoarseness, the Asthma, etc. j CRANE, Ekl. near Chntileigh, Devon, who, on • the least Cold, is much afflicted with a Ccugli, and so trou bled with Phlegm, that it Is with difficulty be can breathe, writs, to M. Rymer as follows, viz. " have found much relief from your Pectoral Medicine, and believe It to be an exceileilt remedy tot Col.'s and Coughs, as well as Asthma. I am, Sir, your. most obedient humbk servant, M. Feb. $B, 1800. `' J. CRANE." _ _ CAPITAL, RESIDENCE AND ESTATE, TO hE SOFA) IIir•PRVNA:TE COWMACT. • [' is Freehold, Land• Tax redeemed, contains near 100 Acres, is timpan i , the neighbourhood, rods, and water I good ; between 30 and 40 mike from 1,.00d0n, the surrounp icomirry anti place itself beautiful, and the Liao se fit for the game of a 147 , ,bleman er.Getiant.m,,of l'en to Fifteen Thou- I a-yrar; well-timbered," and worth together about Eighty mad &ether Particulars apply to Mews. bb, Webb and Attweod, Salisbury. TM* -vas plashed, it Second Edition , whit the Appendix bionelAot , eniersed, end a General lair:, handonwly prin . ied In fwo Lug. Volumes Octavo, price in board., Li, •A•IstHISTORICAL -VIEW of the RISE and PRoottEn of INFIDRIArY; with a Refutaitun of its Principles and reasonings; in *Vries of SERMONS preached ' for tbsiacture founded by the' Hon. Robert Boyle, in the Parish C3tarck.otlit. Mary le Bow, front the year to the yrar 1805. , By W 111.1444 VAN MILDERT, M. A. Rector nr t Mary knd Vicar of Farniogliani, in Kent. • Printed for F. C. augl. J. Rieington, Ne. 112, St. Piurs Cliurch yard. Sold also by J. Wltite Fleet-street ; J. latchard; Pieta: dilly; Cooke delciid and ileighton, Mbritlge. The Appeadii, -nub the index, buy be had separately to' complete 'hely* Eitiglt, rrlee 4s. From Mr. Scatsiniel, Surgeon, who attended the above Gentle man, to Mr. Rymer : • " 61 It —I have regularly visited Captain Crane ; he has conti nued the use of the Pectoral Medicine :recording to your direc tions, and, lam happy to add, with good effect. The Dyspntra has been very greatly relined, and the Stricture almost entirely rem.lved from the Yulnionaq System. I am, sir, your obedient humble st rvanr, " R. T.SCAMIIIEI.." GLAMORGANSPIU. TO BE SOLD BY•I i ftiVATE . CONI*ACT*I LL tli.tt MESS AGE orTENEA4gIsr,. c a!!ed LANDAFF COURT, within nee miles of ttir or. of Cardiff ; with thi *Wei, Coach.honsea,'ond other 14ailding9,- and an 'excellent Fiiini.otaboat IntStanne Acre Ivgli fate enhteation, now In the necupatioF otiolso - Ri rslj. the Proprietor, and his Udder-team:M-4'h* Pre to are Freekold, and worthy tto attention of any Gentleman wine a most excellent, iargi and substantial linage, in coat te and the Out-building+ new.—lnune,tate Possession aka ‘takl, and any _part:of cite Furniture tahgn at a valuation. Ow a amino ,of LaturairCouri is admiteeil to be one of the Therectoraulasant is prepared and sod ut bottl sat 2s. 941. 66. and 11 s duty iocluded, by lames Rymer, surgeon, RelgatA, Surrey; and, wholesale and retail, by Dicey and Co. Bovr Church-yard; and, retail, lay F. Newbery and Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Bacon and Co. Orford-street ; F. Smith, 29, Haymarket, Mrs. Newberr, Corner of St. Paul's Church-yard ; Tun, Royal Ea change; Ward, Plelborn ; and-ad the Venders of Pats= Medi cines in the United Kingdom —Of whom may be had, RYMER's TINC"FURE and • sHAKE:l9¢4kaiitrat4vics [rt. This day was published, peke Ss. is boards, HAMLLIT TRAVESTIE ; in three Acts, wits Annotations, by Dr. JOHNSON and GEORGE STE VEND, Esq. and otHer Commentators. Printed for J. M. Richardsou, No. 23, Cornlull, opposite the Royal ExchanLe. The following are some of the recommendations of this Work in the different Reviews, &c. $ Had Shakespear himself, who was a merry grig of the fret " water, been alive, he would have delighted in this vet) , comic " travestie of his Hamlet throughout, the burlesqued is %wit pre " served." And, after gibing an Extract from the Work, they observe, ".We should offer another plate-full to the reader, but " thin only'add, • gi 'Should you relish this slice, for the good of the cook, " .Prarthrow down your money, and purchase his !look?! Vide Monthly Review, Nov. I MA. . . SUDDEN DEA 1 H. Lantro in the County of GlaMorgan, and the landof thevery quality. The Glainarganshire Canal being within half a mile premise;i, Coal . is very reasonable. Should the purchaser to in any part of the Fum, the same will immediately be in by responsible T enants. _ _ , . con.sitierable pan of the Purchase Money may remain on Lade on the premises. for Rather Particulars apply to Nlessrs. Wood, Solicitors, t 'iff. r HE frequent instances of Sudden Death from Spasmodic Diseases induce Mr. RYMER to stay, that the CARDIAC and NERVOUS TINCTURE is used with the great est success in all Golty, Nervous, and Paralytic Spasms, In the Stomach, Chest, and Head, generally termed Gaut or Cramp in ' the Stomach ; Spasmodic Asthma, Palpitation of the Mart, Ver tigo, Apopketie Habits, &c, In all violent attacks of thtsecom -1 plaints ' w V.:ls by neglect or improper tr ea tment, so often termi nate fatally, the above Medicine gives instant relief. Persons ac quainted with this Medicine, who are subject to these complaints, seep it constantly by them. Suld Wholesale and Retail by Mr. Rymer's Appointment, by Messrs. Dicey and Sutton, No. 10, Row Church-yard ; and Re tail by Frederic Smith, Nae 9, Hay-market ; Randall, Royal Ex change; Bacon and Co. Oetord-street ; FNewbery and Sens, 45, St. Paul's Churek-yard; J. Harris, corner of Luclgatoetreet ; Ward, Holborn ; and by every Vender of Patent Medicines in the United Kingdom, in bottles, u Sa.9d. 75.6 d. 14s..and in Pinta at 275. by width there is a considerable saving. Tull infi:rmation may be osstained by a perusal of the following Boob, published this day, price Ss. 61 in boards; which may be I had as above : "We shall therefore, like the P.dzet of old, only produce a tt s sinik brash as a specimen of the coaical mansion, which we would " advise die reader to peruse." Vide European Magazine, Nov, 1810. . . A TRACT upon DYSPEPSY, or INDIGESTION, and , the HYI'OCHONDEW4i 4 pLSEMIE ; and upon the Inflammatory ur iegular Gout PROS Atonic, Irregular, or Flying Gout ; with various cast; Ftilious, Paralytic, and Spasmodic Af fections; Diseairs4ritritaation and Debility, broken Cowin'. don, Habits imptirit,lONatempertnice,Cliniate, Ste. Together with the SpeciiicationstrUte Medical Virtues of that estraordt • nary Patent. Nledisine, tfiti taiiatac and NERyous TI NOT 1.7 ; and of the various Diseases and Complaints in which it is atind ,nistered ;and of its Doses, Effects, &c. By JAMES RYMER, Stirgeon..--Eicarru EDITION. • Vides, ut pallidus oasis • • Coma desurgat 'labia. • -•. • Victas tetiels quz quatilikpie waft adferat.—Hot. OST DESIRABLE M INORS, FREEHOLD ESTATES, AND T YTHF.S,—KENT. TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION, the Ftuntain lna, Canterbury, In. several Lots, on Mond* next, llecenabt7r the 10th, 11,10, at f w..lve o'clock, • KIW;STON anti :DENTON ESTATES, with 2 . 32; Acres of Land, the Tythes of toy P:adettlif*llor d, Fire Manors, a inations Mansion Minn, and sitn elegaat .. The Kings on Eitaee - eOlisiStW art elegant and eapsliniastst with SOO acres of esellikat P * 4 lt r c Ev eati Pi n g ail r y ,,,__ • wood land, lying in the 'Parishes of Kit ` ing i w n T n s : 11 the MANOR of KINGSTON. extending aver the whole !ill, and part oettie arisb of Wymenswold. Tbe layid i n ilgh sate of cultivation, abdat four miles front Canterbury, on 'Turnpike-toad to boyar. The DZNION 'COURT iSTATES, consist of a magnifl- Mangos+, in -goodrefafr, and fit for the immediate recep of any Nobleman or Gentleman, with the pail:, gardens, and, ntainos, and 1525 acres of rich arable, meadow, pasntre, and. and land, lying in the :everal Parishes of Denton, Swingfield, niden, Wootten, and llarhant, together.with ttle Lay Insprtspr of the Parish of Swingaeld, coli:ating of the Great and smasU Thw of upwards of 180 u. acres of land. • Alts, the extensive MANOR of OlENTON;together with the lANOltof EVF.RiNG, intim. adjoining Parish of Alkham, and reputed MANORS of ST..IOHN and'SWANTON. • The above Estates are chiefly tin band, and will he sold in eon in harms Of from SO tsf.9oo acres, the whole in a Willi state athivation, the Farm • Holmes and Buildings in gond repair.,,- , pento:t is s q ua r e d on tvie great Turnpike-road leading to Foikr lone, from which it 13 distant seven miles and lies one mile on' ite nett of the road leading from Canterbury to Dover. !bolo rich ot which places it is distant about tight miles, and within lro or three hours ride of all the Watering Places on the Coast of Allps of the Estates may be seen and every particulaf knoWn Trt plvirg t o M r . M . Phillips, who will attend for that purpose on I Aursilay neat at the Hotel, Brighton; on Friday at the Hunger ?rd Coffee-House, Strand, London; and on . Saturday at the luntain Inn, Canterbury. - • ' A 'REAL BLESAING TO MOTTEERS.• OCTO ft RUC I-lAN. most pidtetically- describe s. the sufferi ngs o f Child ren w hil e cutt i ng t h e i r T eet h , 2 Mete ono ernos period, at which time the Utmost attention ought • Mid them ; particularly at this, critleal season, %site the MnO Rath and Weak, are so prevalent.. If the irritation tirtlia terne with any other disorder, very few Infants recovaX tattier; our,lit Dever to bh without he AMERICAN SOOTII. _ N s; SYRUP is th e N urser y, f or if a Child wikekin the night " It h"Pains in its Gums , this valuable Medicine applied, will Lt. ija'aiately open the pores, heal the Gums, and thereby preifent ' 4 et's or convulsions. Parent% who may be dit'^lour of thstAii tan of the 'SOOTHING SYRUP, may refer to the different that have appeared in this and other pape.:s. sl' , ce Mrs. hhnson has appropriated one hour twice a Week; tiz bi' Mlle to ten o'ciock on Tuesday and Saturday Mornings, the poor who tray have Children afflicted in cutting.their lq bringing a letter from a housekeeper, that the Mather karts object of charity, stai tirade it so universally kilow ti,. that 4" 'kill( ' b e Se PertibOUN known 'ai its virtues are in almost ev er)" 1411,4 where there are young Children. • To I t; h a d at the Poprietors . , J. Johnson and C0..04, New lrtery, reet, Oxford-lareet ; and 4etailcd by Golding, tornhill Danic-street, Dlin and by 41 the principal Medi c vender% .0 Town and Co untry, at its. Dde a bo:tio,tor ready ' s uety orly. . . Al.& allte b tO. pla tar Jolsoion's Aorakanloothlog Syrup. __ This day was iiiblished, inittmo. Is. rid. and fine paper 2i. t ound • THE NEW WEEK's PREPARATION for a _•Vorthy receiving of the LORD'S SUPPER, as appointed andieciunsfiebded by tke Chureh of England. Consisting of Me .ditations and Prayers for the Morning and Evening, of every slay in the week ; with Forms of Examination and Confession of Sins, and a Companion at tl:e Altar, directing the Communicant in his .behaviourand devotions at the LORD'S Table. Also instructions how to live wvll, after receiving the Holy Sacrament. N. B. 'Every gennipe copy has the signature W. BENT on the back of the Frontitpieee, and is printed for W. Bent, at 'the King's Arms; in Paternoster-row ; sold also by F. and C. glyington, J.' Walker, Scatelierd and Letterman, C. Law, Longnuni, Hurst, and CO. H. T. Hodgson, J. Richardson, J. t Richardson, and [Sherwood, Neely, and Jones. Orithont may be had, similar Editions of the New WeA's Preparation, Part the Second; corsisting of Meditations, Prayers and Hymns, su;table for every day in dais week, after reeeiving the LORD'S Supper; wherelothose doubts and scruples which are apt to disturb and render th 4 Minds of devout Communicants uneasy, are clearly stated and finally re:novel—;}The Two Parts may be bad singly, or, pgether, in neater bindings.- . WIXON'S ANEIBIL.IOUS PILLS. • I'IIESE PILLS have lung obtained a just cele brity in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Dixon, Apothecary, and from thew great success in many obstinate Bi lious Disorders, our numerous patients of distinction and others, partirubirly the Duke of Bedford, Sir George Warren, the Dowager. Lady Say and Sele, the Viscountess Bulkeley, &c. &c. he was 'persuaded to offer them to the public, under the ap ,probiiion and spnction of their names. Thky are found to be an incomparable remedy for restoring the toneef the stomach, for curing indigestion, for preventing crtrdliie and their Consequent disagreeable eructations and flatu .Atm*. ;rimy prevent habitual and.,temporary costiveness, sick headtiaches, and heart-burn, which is occasioned by pregnancy, atTtisidehllitated stomach, whether arising from the acrimony of 'Aiseytedundant bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to excess. Copy of a Letter from Mrs. Bennett. Sir-L-1 have been in the .habit of taking your. Dixon's Antibi [lint:a Pills with the greatest success, for the last three years, par -ticttlarly when pregnant; I have recommended them to seve ral of my 'female acquaintances in a shad ar situation ) also tat many, gentlemen who are in the habit of frequenting our house. Bei./ quite out of the • Pilb, I should thank you to send me two of your*Family Boxes, as I am now within six weeks of my con finement. Mr. Bennett is l'ostinaster, and as soon as I receive the Pills. L will remit you a pest-office order to the amount. Hotel, Hereford, am, Sir, your obedient servant, January 14, 11308. 7 a ' ELI'?. BENNETT. Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheanside, corner. of Pa.„,ernoster-row ; Baxter and Co. snd Smith, Edin- burgh and Glasgow; Hoxlatid and Haytion, Plymouth ; New iserry aud•Son, Dublin ; Peck and Turner, Hull ; Maloty and Jones, Portsea ; Sharp, Portsmouth ; Cargil and Scott, Edin burgh; Inggett, Taunton; l'rewman, Exeter Cruttwell and Mout, Ltath ; Drown . , prifot ; and roost counuy mccksinv deity is Imes at 24 941: 61. and ne. e'en. - DR. FOTHEIGILI NE.RVOUS CORDIAL DROPS. 'T EH latent cause , of Nevvnus Disorders lies in an . , impure state of th e sews; juices, which instead of nourtah. ' lij and suppoldw the priedyle ' elle, imitate and derange the nervous fihree; this produces various complaints of a relaxed habit, the animal spiritittalleteg 'supported, Hypochondriac and Hysteric affectinhs arise, and from'fids diseased state of the blood' rutted the various maladies that embitter life, mar every present enjoyment ! , and cut the thread of existence by. a premature decay. Dior these disorders Dr. FuTHERGICS NERVOUS CORDIAL DROPS have been found the best remedy, the most powerful restorative, slid reanimating medicine; it has been proved an infallible cute for those weose health has been injured in warm climates, or by close attention to business, and a sedentary life. Its powers have sheen fully con fi rmed in these infirmities which attack the young Fof either see, and too (Chen prematurely produce old age and all Otit weaknesses connected with it. No medicine possesses such general restorative qualities, or so well adapted to every class of valetudinarians Cthe cold nerves and weak muscles of relaxed habits are warmed, animated, mid coufirmed ; by them.the limbs acquire fresh vigour, the exhausted veins are filled with rich and healthy juices, the spirits drooping and languid, become revived and exhilarated,' the different functions of appeti to and digestion Are promoted by it, aid the whole constitution receives new hfe and strength. This grand restorative of health cannot be mom mended with too much eagerneis to the female sex,. In the deli cate and highly nervous state which is known tosucceed childbed, and those peculiar Indispositions of the.sex, which by want at at tention, are apt to produce the most fatal and lingering diseases, and even death itself. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapsisle, 1 corner of Paternoster row, London; Baxter and Co. and Smith, Edinburgh and Glasgow ; Cargill and Scott, Edinburgh; fitax iand and Haydon, Plymouth; Newbery and Son, Dublin; Pack and Turner, Hidt ; Malury and 'Junes ' Portsea ; Sharp, Portsmouth ; Jegget, Taunton ; Trewman, Exeter; Crutwell and Diana, Bath; Brown, Bristol; and must Booksellers and Medicine Venders, In every town, In bottles at 4a...61..aud leff . each. Of whom may be 1+44, Dr. et),lH,LAGi.lida's t 414411* RILLS', ?rite 11e,,94..a. box- . . . . . . f -; • . . . ~. . . . .. •♦ .'I - .80CIA41M7rneEss. . .. . • . MA RgIAGE should be the f4iund'ilton - or Sniiai Happiness, which is often disturbed through the garde* that form the union not taking those precautions which wouhl se cure them the enjoyment of that great chimes& blessing. Kopie of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock; but where the constitution has been tainted by disease, or &Melted by a certain habit contracted at ani arty agj, a renovation of stability previous to entering thatn state is indispeosibly requisite to revtve the slumbering sparks of life, and to reanimate the system. For no disorders have contribute d more essentially to destroy Hyniee 'neat happiness than those which are the consequence of unguerded pleasure. It was this consideration which induced Messrs. . CUP.RIE and Ce. for these last twenty years; to direct their stu dies and practice reclusively to the treatment and cure of tbeVe nereal Disease, lad the disorders arising therefrom ; as also it that derangement of the system, produced by the destrective tet:iit of the inconsiderate school-boy s which brings ass these slistreseing Debilities and Deficiencies that prevent or embitter • the Matrs. monist stmt. The successful result of their . Oda. gives there additional ardour to oppose the ravages of 'these complaeits, which are the most important in the catalogue of humeri infir mities. It behoves every peraots who has indulged id this soli. I tary vice to seek relief by consulting •Professional men of e.mi i 'wiser and honour; to which Messrs. CURRIE•and Co. claim the sanction of scholastic authority, as well as the testimony of uncontradicted facts. In profeesing the cure of theee ctenplaints, they hold nut no •Inducenient to vice ; but sensible a. all amen must be of the existence of such calamities, they offer. their assistance as regularly educated Members of the Royal College* of Surgeons of London and- Edinburgh. Slight and recent gases of Syphilitic lufection are apdically cured in the short space of two days. Those of the most obstinate thnotion, _such as obstructions, inveterate strictures, pains of the bones, gleets, &c. are permanently and speedily cured.. SeVeral Nobtemervand Gentlemen of the first respectability have been ander the care of . Messrs. Currie and Co. for the removal of comp Wilts of thistle.. tiara, strictures, &e, and having reedited a radical and permanent cure. request that references may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided superiority of Messrs. Currie and to:* plan of treattnent. Many of these geutleneso had strictures front 141 to 20 years, and were under the care of Messrs. Home, Mews viside, end othechurgeons of equal emiuence, who attempted their cure by the Application of the lunar caustic, without succeu. Adessrs,Carrie and Co. have detected the follow* letter Trona Ithe many they are elaily receiving from gentlemen returning theta thanks for their restoration to sound and vigorous health. It was gene to them unsolicitesl, from the son of a Noble Earl, who had 1 isheured under this dtetressing and painful malady f or te n Si a n. : 1 he had been under the care of several sergeous of professional eminence, none of whom afforded bins permanent relief; but from the superier mode of treatment adopted and pursued by Messrs, Currie and Co. be received a radical cure in the ;bore space of one month. • " May 28,1310. " To Dr. Comm, 107, Hatton : Garden. " Lord feels great pleasure in conimunieatiug to Doctor " Currie the perfect re-establishment of his health, in cunseqoeise* " of his mild and admirable treatment of Strictures in the the " thGC He may add, that he has not for many )ears mined :4 ' " mach comfort and freedoin front pain; and he entertene no __ . . ... . " doubt.of.his having obtained, through his skill and attention, a " perfect and radical cure of that horrid compWnt. As he wa• not " a stranger to the mancoT that others treated the complaint, he t i has it in his power, fawn a fair trial and a just comparison, to " pay that tribute of 'applause to Dr. Currie which he sociably it' feels, and shall ever.be most ready and willing to acknowledge. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been d sappoirted is their expectations of a family, may be assured that in mast in stances such defects are curable by medical skill; and akhough toe removal of such impediments be an object of doubt and uncer tainty with others, yet the cure of such defects, by the giadual progress of renovation, is the acquirement of their experience. • By an early application to Messrs. Currie and Co. the patient will escape the .pain, danger, and expense of a long and tediesa attendance open less experienced practitioners. Mews. Currie and Le. may be consuked by patients of either Sex, with MO greatest secrecy and honour, at their house, No. 107, - Hatao•Chtsden.—Letters ninst be post paid. leaglantellp Op County, describing particulars of their case, age, AsupdpatilOns.irsciesing a tentittarsce for Advice and Med► the now wllt toe glrea or scat to any pan of the Ifaniphsss.• . • ,', ~ :