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...; . „0 ,04 4 44 .6 • ` l l* • ~"<tf • • • ''N, • 0- • • 4 0 1. - 1 ,••• • .• . .4 11 - * • 1*• • 1 • 4 • 140+ ar? A •k • X 11 : 1 11. b j e . . 41 1 I'l E. ) • 4 • 4 . •a - Ir 4lo. ' 4 ” .4. *.• 0 ‘ 1 4. * fatA 40 • > .1 . • 5 ..''....''. .''...P .• SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1817. NfrIIPER 9379. PR ICI; S trVEN- Prxf r, P.M , : OF SAGLAND. Marsh 20, 1817. BANK DOLLAR TOKENS. A T a nhmernus and respectable MEETING ~ t 4. - 1 PROPKIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK, held at thr City of London Tavern this 14th day of March, 1817, SECOND FItENCH EDITIONi in* Historical and Myra/ibis** Notes. TAMWORTH, STAFFORDSHIRE. CAPITAL WATER-MILLS ma LOAN, OIL, FISHERY, &c. TO BE SOLD 91 R LET HE CASTLE MILLS, O with the , extensive Right or a c q+al STREAM of WA FE k and the fisHERY, with Out-Iltivtlings and MI •WOW LAND, sftuatc near the Town of TA M W ORTH, sixteen miles from Bterrlnghani,seven from Lichfield, fourteen tr , ns Burton, awl fifteen from Covent, y. For Farc•culers apply to Mr. Richard Bennet, Tamgrorth ; ue Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden square, lA-Anion. WHEREAS the GOVERNOR and COM PANY of the BANK of ENGLAND ?id, by Public Advertistment, dated the tech of Micah, 1811, give notice, that ?Ley had directed their Cashiers and other Officers from thrum. !Jul+ (until a public notice to the c.irtrary, of not less than six months, should have been given), to receive all Dollar Tokens uadered in payrutat at the Batik, at the rate of Five Shillings and Sirpence each, instead of Five Shillings as heretofore. And the said Governor and Company did, on the 25th day of kph last, give no:ice, that they would receive and give value for the said Bank Dollar fokens, at the rate of Five Shillings and si x pence each, until the, let day of November last; and the, b ye s ince, by subsequent Advertisements. extended the time for recetrirg and giving value for the said Dollar Tokens, at the nte aforesaid, until the Ist day of May near. MI rerans who are, er may be possessed of any of the said DOLLAR TOKENS, and who are desirous of receiving value' for it saw at the rate afore•aid, are requested to bring the same to the Ittlik of England fur PAYMENT, on or before the said j it d a y of May nest, as no farther extension of time will be gime to the cireulation thereof. ~ ROBERT BEST, Seereterp. RICHARD CAMPBELL BAZET I", Esq. its the Chair, The following Resolutions being moved by Enw. Fl.rrca►t, Esq. and seconded by Toostes WILICINIOON, Esq. were VD&Ili. MOUtly weed: This day Iwo published, printed uniformly with the Journal d- Clery, price Ss. 6d. MEMOIRES PARTICULIERS, par Mad. la DUCHESSE D'ANGUCLEME. Chez CAtibUrn, Libra's, 50, Cectiluit street, Hanover-square. lit, That Mr. ROBERT CAMPBELL I+, in the opinion. of this Meeting, well qualified to supply the vacancy occasioned in the Court of Directors of the East India Company by the resignation of Colonel John Alexander Bannerman, what* valuable services hi that Cuurt have been so generally acknowledged. fidly, 1 hat Mr Campbell's residence of 18 years in India sad the general knowledge and experivnec h • thereby obtained of the customs and character of the Natives of that country and of the interests of the East India Company, particularly those interests ccunected with commercial objects, combine advantages Loper tanttothe awe:idol execution of the ditties of a Director. This day was publisi ed, In Those Volumes, limo. price *ls. the Steond Edition of SIX WEEKS at LONG'S. A Satirical Novel. Ay s late RESIDENT. Longo ordiae gamine' Printed for t►e Author, sad bald by (Mbar's, Conduit-street; and all Ilooharilera. PktEEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ESTATES. Held under the Crowit, DUKE-STREET, ST. JAMES'S. PICCADILLY; AND • SWALLOW -STREET. TO BE SOLT) BY AUCTION, By Mr ROSINS, At °array/ay'. ender-hoive, 'Cliznge-alley, Combat, Oa Thins.. DAY, April 17, at 'I welve o'Cloek, in Lots ' By Order of the Executors of Inn GRcomet, Esq.deceated, ASUBSTANTIAL FREEHOLD DWE LL.. ING-lIDUSE, three stories high, two mows un a with Yard, &I:. agnate No. 11, on the East side nt St. James'., Ti the prwiessina of Mr. Soave A si.Soon roomy, and substantial BRICK DWI.: I.ra.chold under' the Crown, whl% the open Yard and Bu !dings behind No. 1 and 14 en the same side of the stem, In the cuccupasion . of Mr. lilagden and Mr. Harvey, and nil I. to Mr. 13 , ..nner. Three genteel roomy Blick-b•iilt DWELLING-H(108V, htld under the Crilwn, sith.t.mtndly built, with Urge open Yards and hark Buildings, No. 28, 29, and 30, on the West of DUKE-STREET, on Lease to Mrs. Callon, Mr. Gathfre, itad Mr. Lewi.. Dedicated, by pernduien, to the Honourable the DIRUYCrORi OF GREENWICH HOSPITAL. Speedily will be published, in One Vol. Ilvo. by Beanwin, CILADOCE.aisd Joy, Paternoster-row, APRACTICAL INQUIRY iato the CAuses of the Fre/stoat Felliiroof the Operations of Earractiny rod D. pressing the CATARACT, and the Ve.cription of a New and linproilld Series of Operadoos, by the practice of which most of thew, cave fr of failure anig.be feeohie.l. Illustrated by Tablet of the Corepeuive Simon of the Old and Stew Operations. By Sir WILLIAM ADAMS. 3d, That Mr. Campbell's entire freedom from otter pennies and his habits of business; his industry and diligence, grafted en an unimpeachable character for honour and integrity, are ad& tional motives with this Meeting for promoting his Utak& 4th, That Mr. Campbell's very considerate conduct at the last Election in refry * A from offering any oppositiou to a tint Candidue of pre-eminent quallbcations, and his manly avowal of Mr. Lunt:Wen s superior claims to preference, are honounible end satisfactoty testimonies of his caustic:Pious regard for the wets fare of the leapt India Company, and merit Our 11112410194.' , NP• commlndation of his interests to the support sad favour of the' Proprietors of East India Stock. Trd) R. C. ZE rr, Chairman. . The Chairmen having quitted the Chair, the 'chants of the Meeting were proposed by Gallant HAIII'WELT. E. seconded by Dr . MACQUELN, and unanimously voted to Mr. BAs rt for , his able conduct in the Chair. This day were pubibbed, (To be continued every two Meath.), price ss, each, Numbers 1 aid IL of THE CORRESPONDENT, consisting of LET- A. TERS, Moral, Political, and literary, between eminent Writers In France and Linglanal. Ihe kitglidt Articles collected and arranged by Dr. til'OD1).11(T. CONTENTS of No. IL Two LEASEHOLD DWE LI NO.HOUSEC, alto held under the Crown, with Yards, large Cellars &c. situate on rS. West side of SWALLOW-STKEEri Piccadilly, in the occupation of Mr. Field and Mr. Hall. Mr. Campbell's Committee will sit daily at the City of London Tavern, until the day of Ekstios, which is Aged for the 26th instant. Eno:Jon A a Tra.r s.—On the Litt of John Wesley, R. S.—On the Nepali', War, Y. Z.—Ou the present State of the Drama in England, G. C.—On Parliamet tary Reform, W..1.—0n the Po. Aserseiations in Germany, G. H. N.—kin the Duchess of Angoulerne, (Extract.) '!'here Houses are very valuable Property. The principal part of the Crown Leases have been recently renes►cd, and are very eligibly situate, producing a nett rental of upwards of EIVII. HUNDRED AND TWELVE POUNDS pet Annum, and a very itnproveable Property. May be viewed by leave of the Tenants. Particulars of Mr. Clarke, Sadlers' Had, titeapside ; at the Horse Shoes, or t- T Oioo, Jetrnyu-street; and of Mr. Rubins, Warwick•street, Gulden. siu.arr. 37,400 riiHE CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER ). I.zvirg so Ably exposed the New • Light that suggested the 111. judged City Pe:ition, and refuted the falsehoods and ignorance vnth sthii b the Commissioners and Contractors fur Lotteries were 2 .4,ted, it has become my duty to prove to the World the treat surenority ut the present Lottery over all previous ones. i s F .1 h e same number of 114 ets in former plans would have ptschieed, as nearly as possible, only 2,9•20 Nista and 11,680 ; w!ii itai the Scheme I have submitted to the Public con ,,i„s I N , Py,zei, zoil only 4,502 Blanks, being nearly four ergo as mar) , Prizes, and only one-third part of the Blanks the Uid Systems w. 111.1 have contained. ed, hilut:ey Prizes in this Lottery consist of 10,074, the holders of which may receive, as soon as drawn, the value u Prizes, In Sterling - • ie167,000 There are dm 24 Prizes of 3 per Cent. Consols. 151,23 C, equal to Mune y So that the morey, bona fide, divided, is 5e204,400 Here any ignorant Calculator wile six at once that blanks 'are ready munguisbed. intrimit value of every Tichnt is about Fll:y per Cent. more in favour of Adventurers than any former system ; and I may sas wi n r-hylock, " until they can rail the seal Irons off my bond, .bey but uflend their luugs to talk so loud." I have only (umber to add, that Tigketa are sellitr. £9 each cheaper than the late Lotteries, £5 each reduc ed in price, end £4 increased iu value. With these Cm:sleet st nought all attempts to injure it with a discerning Public, and am, Their obliged bud bumble Dermal', No. 37, Cornhill. J• tiIVEWIUGHT. 1 0 THE PU TN submitting the SCHEME ot the ensuing. LOT TERY (though I ant hot the Contractor), l -Itave stated it at Itnith, in ort:Lr that the Public may be fully competent to jetlge of hi storks. FIPTIi LOTTERY FOR lets. To be drawn fit bree Data, via. 30th et April, 7tb at May, _ . and 20i . of May. 1817. SCHEME. ..... X 40,000 '40,000 . I Prises ot AWNS Money S 90,000 Consols st i Ouo Maley 4,004 1,400 Camas 4 ...... LA. Curds . lone s Si* Consols 3,000 10 .....► 1100 Consols 10 ..... 100 Money 1,000 10 SO 'Money ~, ~ 1,000 ao SS Mu►►.y 1,1100 von ...... Is Money 1,1.00 Prizes of Tickets in the succeeding or Supplementary Lottery,.which may be .okl for Xis each belore the First of June (we below'). 10,091 Prises. 4;50i Bkinks. ••1111 , • • 14,600 Tickets. The first I,oeo Blanks to have Al 2 each. Every Prize 'Woe .Lis to have the benefit of a Ticket in the succeeding, or Supplementary Lottery, numbered the satue as in this Lottery. 'I be Lottery to be drawn in Two Classes. A and B. . The Class A to be numbered 1 to 7000 ; and the class 0 to be mini beftd 7,301 to 1 4 ,isc.o ; and in the drawing, Numbyr s t is to draw Number 7,301, and Number S to draw Nuelber.7,3o2, and so en in numerical ..rder. • be SAO Prizes mentioned In the preceding Scheme, will be es-lresex en the 4th of June, and the Holders of any of those Tickets will be entitled to a Chance in the -undermentioned &theme, Or, if they prefer it, dry he se the COI: falliJr . s ChlOrdllta, that they may sell chant Chance, and seetive at the rue of Ll 3 Money for each Ticket, (or is pxfortion for Shares), provided they are brought in for payment on or before the 3,st of May, hut if net brought in by that period, they must take their Chance in the renewing SUPPLIMENTARY nCHEME, To be an Drawn in One Day, 4th of June, eis Two Classes, • A mid B. sa 5000 Consols 2,000 Consoh 11000 Consols 500 Consols SOO Consols 400 Consols *OO Money 100 Money 50 Money 10 Money I Pities of 30,000 2 ...... •• ••• 4 • ••• •i• • •• ••• •116••• ••• ••• 19 .00$ 1,444 Pests. ($3l Sinks. • 1 090 Maim Tickets snit Shares am selling at the 6ollowing Prices (being cuoidersbly eheapt-r than for many years): tart ...... ‘lB 18 0 Half At 19 0 1 Eighth ... 11 6 , Quarter 51 0 1 Sixteenth ... 16 0 re Two last Lotteries (for which I was Contractor), I sold, l 'rts more Capital Prizes than any other Mee-keeper, and "tlcipate leaving the pl. more of distributing as great a propor- Los Al the Capitals the ahowe &hone. contain. I have the honour to be, the l'ublic's obedient Servant, T. BUSH, Stock-Broker. I .rossalt.t., and 9, CIIARINO-CROV• I'IC COMPLAIN IS, MU iCULAR CONTRAC TION of the LIMES, DisroictioN, sad CANCER. K. OLIVER, late Surgeon of the Royal Yolk He.pl2l, Chelsea, for the Treatment of the above Corn !: " s lo the Army, be to inform his Friends and the Public, r i a it- Las removed to N 0.14 , MI6 rave Terrace, PiligiCO, where "''tirles to remove affections of the ahskve natures by a al*" ut r o, t 3; ;she . I$ happy to say. is sanctioned with the approval of the to ession.l Characters in the Catgut,- a , ; v. '. O. may consulted at home on Monday, Wednesday, trit!Ay Morniags, from Ten to One o'Clock i or by Luta, "'l n 1, mclosing a Fee. Two more ladies o f the highest respeetabUity, who have htto cure 4 of Cancer by Mr. O. have 'altars - wed permis r''inky to thsnt. 11URSLIANT to a DECREE of the HIGH COURT of CHANCERY, made in a Cause " RlDOa against Ritica," the Creditors of John Ridge, late of Charing- Crow, in the County of Middlesex, Army Agent, (who died ip or about the month of August, told), are, by their Solicitors, on or before the Sth day of. April, 1817, to ening in and press their Debts before William Alexander, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers in Southampton buildings, Chancery-lane, Loedon ; or in default thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the said Decree. TUBEROSE ROOTS, ORANGit AND LEMON TREES. JOIIN IiURGESS and SON most respectfully t, Inform tbe Nobility and Gentry, they have received a sery seperior Ass6nnient of the above Trees, which they can recom mend to their notjce With the gi eatest satisfaction. Warehouse, No. 107, Stiaud, (corner of the Savoy Steps), Loudon. USIC TAUGHT in all its Branches - , in a speci- IVA fic time, and on stipulated terms. 1). CORM having completed his Work •• The Singer's Preceptor," the result of so years' practice in the profession, offers to teach the Art of Music in all its gradations and degrees, v s. Vocal, Pianoforte, Harp, Thorough Bass, and Composition. D. Curri will .al<o inpie to accomplish an reas on in the science of Thorough Bass, within the space of 94 ;and likewise, within the muse period, D.C. will instruct any Person unacquainted with music, a number of Soap by ear only. Any Gentlemate or LaJi &smile own. ing any ul the above Branches professionally, may be treated with - Attendance and particulars from two to tour o'clock on entry Monday, Wednesday, madams:day, at his house, N. 17, Parer street, Bedtord-square. A SAVING QF ONE GUINEA IN FOUR VASlllolfikilLit mod most Elegant COATS,. Cdt and made in a superior manner, of the best Superfine Cluth, for se3)Ys.—Waistcoats, from Ss. to Couloir, Breeches, Li vs.—Pantaloons and Cossack frowsus cheap in proportion. A variety of Shooting Jackets, Hunting Coats; also tau. Curricie, and Driving Coats; and, for the eon. venietire of Gentlemen travelling a variety is.kept ready finished, or a suit made in four hours. Servants' Liveries ,64 10, com plete. The businese of this house tiring wholly done with ready soney. enables the Prop' ietors to submit the aboveadvantageosts Terms to the Public. No. no, Fleet-street. 'four doors east of Clusury-lane. r, Merrhants awl Captains wanting large quantities, will find a gr,•at advantage by applying u above. FRAUD PREVEN TED. • 91 1 0 counteract the many attempts that are daily A. mode s t% impose on the unwary a spurious composition in steal •f the Genuine lilackingprerared by Day and Martin, they are induced to adopt a new Label, in which their address, 97, High Holborn, Is placed so conspicuously, that they trust an attention to this, and the difference of the type, which is unlike all letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect the imposition. The Real Japar. BLACKING, ma.'e by D.IY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, will in future be sold in Bunks at 61. Is. anti IL Qs each, and a cull of the Label left with all Venders. DAY 'Ann MARTIN, • 87, High Holborn. JAMES ATKINSON respectfully informs the Public, that they may rely on having his articles genuine at the following shops: Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty, 117, Messrs. Gattie and Pierce, 57, New Bond-street; Messrs. Bayley and Blew, Peluirtwx to the DWI aid Duchess oh York, Cockspur street ; Messrs. Oavisons and Ron, 59. Fleet-street i • M. Rine, 65, Cheapskle; and by most Perfumers and Hair -dressers in Town and Country. • ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID, Is warranted innocent as new milk, being composed of balsamk vegetable ingrixlieuts ; it gives a gloss and beauty to the hair far superior to extracts, oils, putt:atoms, or any other article evil. in vented. It frees it trona scarf, &c. imparts a reviving odoriferous perfume, and keeps it In curl (linens exercise or in damp wea ther. It also possesses the most surprisin g regenerattnir proper ties, and many Gentlen.en who had hat their hair from illness, perspiration, change of climate, and other causes, have, by its use, recovered their hair, after being bald for years. See nume rous inatances in an Essay on the Hair enclosed round each bottle, price 35. 6d. a bottle. Also, ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE, Well known as the only ismdcent and effectual article for changing Grey or Red Hair on the Head or Whisken to a permanent brown or black. Price Ss. 10s. 61 and one spines. KINnON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP, An entire new Invention In Suap making, being much milder and more efficacious than any other. It removes Freckles, Redness. Hardness, fn. from the Skin, prevents its chapping, and makes it smooth, soft and white price Is. per square lit Washing, and In Shaving Cakes price I d. Is. and Is. 64. each. No. 4n, Gerrard -street, Soho-square, Loudon. FOR COUGHS, HOMISENWELS, NA R. GREENOU G El's PECTORAL LOZEN. Iva GE S of 'I'OLU ; the great demand for which, after ivy years trial, proves them a superior remedy for all Coughs, Hoarsenesses, Sore Throats, asthmadc and Consumwive Complaints. The genuine owl; have R. Hayward printed on * stamp, by whom they are ppepered, as waccence to Mr. or e enongb, the bnowitor. Sold in boxes at is. tit!. each by Ids appointment, by P. New brry and Pons, St. Paul's Church-yard; button and Co. Bow Church -yard; Bayley and Blew, Cochspen.street ; Nix, Royal Bl ebs:we; Ward, 354, Kilburn ; Clarke, .0320, Borough ; Sanger, 230, Oxford-street; Blake. 36, Piccadilly; Barclay's, Plat. Maskil; and the Venders of genuine Medicines. Where also may be bad, Mr. Greenough's celebrated TINC TURES for presets*/ the - Teeth and Gems, 1111, coring the roothslich, hi onlarged bodes so So. 414. sub, with 4.. Hayward. Opal as sock mop. Fiance iartcag;.—On the State of the Press in France, F. —On the State ut Palucation its France, 1..—0 n t►e State of the Jews In Prance, L. Y.—Kiese sf Ducts, M.D.—On the present Chamber of Deputies, X. Printed ter Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row. Jest published, price 7e. the &KOMI Edition of THE CHURCHWARDEN'S AND OVER SEER'S GUIDE ANDDIRECTOR, written and arranged for the use of Parish Officers, and others desirous of acquiring Parochial Information ; us an entirely new system, in which every branch of Parish Business, and other matten relating thereto, and the various Duties of Parish Officers are familiarly and minutely explained. By J. AsIIDOWNE. Pearl for I.aw 3114.1 Whittactr, Ave Maria-lane, London. Of whom a:.4) may be had , by the e mute A.tthor,pnee 2s. 61. Tut Paaissa Orrlcts's New ALPMASIIIIICAL REGISTER, shewlng the nanie. of Paupers r•ceivi: g occ.abio:.at .r p. rnununr . Parochial Rebel, whether residua& in their own Pari,hes or else where. WHI FAKE l iti ABRIDGEMENT OF UNIVERSAL HlSTORY.—Speedily will be published, Handsomely printed In Four Co. Volumes, price All Is. AN ABRIDGEMENT of UNIVERSAL HIS TORY, commendng with the erratic)°, and carried down to the Peace of Pails in 17611,in which the descent of all Nations frame their common Ancestor Is traced, the course of Colonization #4esekesi, oft paw's, of the Arte end idencee noticed, and the whole story at Mankind Is reviewed, as connected with the moral Government of the World, and the revealed Dispensation. By the Rev. E. W. Will FAKER, Rector of St. Mildred's, Canterbury. Sold by Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church-yard, and Hatchard, Piccadilly. The Subscribers to this Work, who have not yet paid the addl. Baia Guinea forth' additional Volume, are requested to pay it immediately tithe Author, or into the lianking.bouse of Mears. Gosling and Sharp, Fleet-street N.B. This Work may she be had In parts, Monthly. This day warpublished. handsemely printed in One Volume, nee. embellished with Tan 6ne Engravings, by Furri.an, • price !Lk. boards, - DARA DISE REGAINED. By Jolts Marnw. Wlth , elect Notes subjoined. To which k added, a complete collection of his miscellaneous Poems, both English and I .a:ln. London Printed for F. C and J. ltivington, G. Wilkie, J. Nunn, W. Clarke and Sons. Cadell and Davies, Carpenter and Son, Longman, Hurst,.Rees. Orme ;aid Brown Scatckeril and Letterman, Lackingtoo and Co. W. Lowth.es, F . Jeffery, !oho Richardson, J. Otrldge,Law and Whittaker, R. &holey, J. Maw man, Baldwin. Cradock and Joy, Gale and Fenner, Walker and Edwards, G. Cowie and Co. and R. Hunter. Ot whom may be ~sU, • . , Milton's Paradise Lost, printed tantorntly with the above, and embellished with foot. Engravinat by Heath, Etc. In one vol. Svcs. price I Es. in boards —.The .arse honk, leery neatly printed tin fine paper, is Iftrio.pr.ce G. boards, another Edition, u Mt*. price Sr. 611. This day was published, the Second Edition, In One Voiume Duodecimo, price, itt Boards, 3s. 6d. LEMENTARY EVIDENCESof the TRUTH .1.4. of CHRISTIANI Ilt, in a Series of Ewer Catechisms, on the Resurrection and other Mirada of Christ. On l'ropbecy, and on Christ's Testimony of Himself. By the Right Reverend THOMAS BURGESS, D. D. Bishop of St. David's. Printed for F. C. and I. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church yard; sold also by 1. Hatebard, No. 190, Piccadilly. Of whom may be had, by the same Author. First P'riticiples of Christian Knowledge; costs:ming of, I. An Explanation of the azure difficult Ceram and Doctrines of the Church Catechism, Alai Office of COVEICIIIatiOIL 2. The 'Three Church Creeds exemplified and proved from the Scriptures ; to which I, prefiied an linroductiou cu the Doty of conforming to the bstabilshed Church, u good Subjects and goud third Edition, price Xs. 4,000 2,000 1,000 1,000 0/4 eco 600 $l.O 10.000 FOR THE USE OF SC.HOODS. This day we. published, in One large Volume, square li!mo. price ins. 6d. bound, a New Ediduu ut ENTICK'S NEW LATIN-ENGLISH aoti EgGusrm.ATlN TIONAItY, designed fur the the of Grammar Schools, and Private Education. Coiraining :II the Words and Phrases proper for reading the C:aiisle Authors.— ccomganied with every improverneut to supply the def cier.eie. of other IBctionaries, and.ro enable the ochular to parse and construe each word according to its various interpretations, by the best Authors In the English Tongue. To thls'Editimi has been added, a Classical Index of the Pre terperfects and Sophie' of Verbs. A New Edition, revised and augmented throughout. By WILLIAM CRAKELT, Rector of Nurited and Ifieki, In Rent. Printed for J. Mawnian, 69, I.udgate-sueet ; F. C. aid J. Riw. elegem, 0. Wilkie, L.Nuon, J. Corbel!, Scatcherd sod Letitia' map, Cadell and Davies, T. Boosey, John Richardsoti, I.aekingi uu and C o , Lungusan. Hurst, Rev., Orme, and Brown, Illarion, Harvey, and Darien, J. M. Richardson. Law an I Whittaker, E. Williams, W. Ginger, Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, sherwooe. , Neely, and Jones, Gae tied Fcr.aer, Walksr and .Ldwatds, sad ' H. Reynolds; and for Wilson and Owns, Yocb. •„". TheTyronls Tbesatuus, or Latta Not only, may be bad L mar/Rely. price 6e. bound. IMPORTANT ADVICE. rllO regulate the human passions, not to destroy A. them; to OW them a proper direction and a due force, hi. stead of vaulty attempting to eradicate diem front our nature, or foolishly and 'midway pretending to divert them into new chat. nets—is the business of a rational inoreity, dictated by the pre• cepts of the purest Religion , and countenanced by the conclusions of the 'soundest philosophy. It is onni.ceosary, after all that Las been written on this subject, to de,cribe the symptoms which in. dicate those diseases that. are In ought upon the human body and mind by indulging to excess in pleat , ure., aml particularly by persevering in a pernicious MO tl!tet, ae l tiiied a t set im g. It more concerns the private happiness ut iiit!ividitals and the general prosperity of the country, to announce to the Palle, that from a long and eztensive practibe in this particular brunch of the Profession, we can with the greatest coati. lence assure all Parente and Guardians of Youth, and those persons who labour tinder • a reiteral or partial debility and dere:lent/lite of she NERVOUS SYSTEM, whethet produced by this habit, by inveterate Sy rottrric Inlcction, by intemperate living, or re•idence in hut climate', by 'intense application to study, by immoderate grief, or by excesses of any kind, that we have it in our power to offer an entirely new meth vi of cure, without' the smallest use of Weever, which In Al the yam its and in all the stares of these complaints, has continued to answer the most sanguine expecta. lions of Pa lents of both tlexes. The earnestness and rigiety with which the weld has !ong looked for so great a Semler.' uni in the comforts and improve ments of a polished and titli,riteai d age, as that of rntn of .kilt, talents, and infect y, d:votitig thems.lves exclusively to liege diseases, is evit.ceil by the eager applications for advice and me dicines which we are daily receiving from eve" quarter of aft world. In slight and recruit cases of Syphylitic 11M-cacti', a per feci cure is coml lete! .n the .Gorr period of two days; and tilt.* of the utmost inveteracy, where other Practitioners have failed, a proper rerseveraiice in our plan of treatment, ensures to the patient a 'ate and radical cure. Strictut es of the Urethra, from tell to tss ee:y yearsiluration, are by our superior method of cure, permanently removed in the course of three week Patients of eitt eir its may coivaik us with vise greatest todhour, secrecy, and deliztcy, *our house, No. ilfr, Flattonigarden Patients in the country, detcribing the 11.1t1111C of their case, and loaning a remittance for advice and medicines, the UMW will bit sent to all Parts of the wo CUititiF. and CO., Surgeons, No. 107, Hatton-Garden. MESSRS. GOSS and Co. Members of the Royal College of Surgeon% In London, have sedulously devoted their attending for these last 17 years to the study of those disco. den which so frequently embitter, and too often prevent, that :a. estimable blessing, ma:rinumial lelicity. The numerous appli cations they have hitherto received from persons of the first Abs. tiuc'ion, and the uniferin success attending their superior mode of treatment in such complaints, induces them thus publicly to offer their assistance. In all cases of Debility or Deficieticy, wbe. ther resulting (rum the too frequency of participating in the gaie ties of fashionable fife, the iiiii.ounded indulgence of libertinism, or a secret solitary habit, which weakens the energy of the Mind„ and (Ice , roys the flower of youth, by producing sterility in the °Lek sex, and itt.plitcll:e in the other, they offer a cafe and permanent. cure. To those es ...I, It um such complain.., are prevented meeting into the married state, and ashamed to seek rod broml over . their infiroLties la silence, it must be consoling to keen, how:- ever difficult or i irffeetual the care may be deemed by miser Practitioners, that by a renovating and infallible4tertlifid they as•iy be reamed to a sound and vigorous constitution. A email!' disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of indiscretion, And every species of Venereal Infection, by a mild and nev er - f a il i n g mode of treatment, is speedily and radically removed, without rent :east in diet or exercise, as also Strictures of the Urethra and Glens, which they are enabled to cure is a short period, without recourse to the painfeklangeroil. effects of the Cau.tic; references of which can be given to several Noblemen and Gentlemen of high respectability, who have been cured in a very short period, after having laboured under 4tricturea 'or many years. fo married Females, whose expere•iont of those 'tender pledgns rat connubial happiness have Moen detester, It may a:so b e a pleating refL-ction to meow, t"st by a per pt r pe fgelNl:luce in thciC rein , ..itA, the ge :eral health is retiterre.i, and th, ntents s moved. Messrs. Gait 414 CM ea dam weir professing th cure ofttLet-e particular cumptaints, its oroer that they may. wee b e marked by a mistaken few, with toe Plumply sojioily attached to the isttotwtt eti,pii•ic, :hint it but jillific‘ to 't , "lnstives to Grit!, that the) Lave been pro,let:r Aileaftql and ini;iated into every branch. of the pi ofessiot. (cei :eFeates of which, Iron% various hoe. pitals, and testimonials trona tie highest professional autliCrities; • they have to cony:nee an/ bril. r.r). That a reSMellre iu ,lie warnirr liemisidiete of our east. en ts to Id, as well as to other piste, emboideioi the ti to assert, that tl•eir re.eareites having hue., eon ' tined to diseases dread): enumerated, they hold put a certainty of renovation to such a. ni.y labour under thie el. Ulnae Air a t m of a life passed under the torrid Zone. And (wilier, that having bad opportunities, in their professi: , eal car any, of terming an intimate acquainionce with the con stitutional hat:i:s of seafaring persons, they oder to them the be it assurances of immediate relief; that the siati , •i-s :tocsin; from di,ir endeavours hrst induced them to quit • hit 1 . ~e;ice of the ges.eral Prat:Weiner, and they presume that tl. 4 r ri tensions tonsil ute a far grouse' for the unpre,tdented crinfiderce with which they have, by the Putslia, been so liberally honoured. fu he consulted at their house daily (personally, or by k•ter,) by Patients 411 either sex, with secrecy, leitc.icy, agil attention. Patiehts in the couoti y are requested to rate at . : , Al' " g r. of their ease, a t i,e, aad manner . 4 encloiini a remittanc e for *deice and medicines; and the rented's.' nil I c g or forwarded to au, pan of the kingelian. GUSS and C Surouons, IJ, lionvaie•street, I;eeit-ttreet.