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NUMBER 74241 SUCH Persons as are willing tb cuting the current Repairs It the ihadsp-mantiessed dz. ST. rAmirs Nine Poitiiiiii*.rrvarr, HYDE-PARK, SAVOY,' KENSINGTON, TOWER, KNIGHTSBRIDGE, YOWL KING-STREET, CHILSKA, ban the lit day of January, 1311, to 1611, may see the Specifications, and form sa me, at the Bartsch-Me, et Thursday apy day after, between the hours of two The Prepaid., separite for back Trade be addressed to "'Ate Conimieilohets fot Barrack-Offieel Spring Gardena, London; i tepa i n to the Bargacki in London," Marked &livered at the Berrack-Olikie s fa or • torsday, Me 27th bowl thiVIIMI , Sufficient oeturtdolVil 110*0101)011 . 41 fhe Contract. •- CO ArTRACtS _ in the Coo e Cork, and fir rtaireisw part Wharf-M:11e et Newikerfies Medi NArr.ontrat, THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS SIONERS of his ifilliSTrs RAPT That they will be ready to receive Tenders the 9th of January, ten, ft* such Persons to Contract for Building aid compleating dence of tie Naval Oilicer ; and also, hr ins Two Hennes for Cletius, and 9bt Cottages plawlbowline island, in the Cove of Corti roving part of a Back opposite the Whirf-wall, bland aforesild. Forms of the Tetuteh say be had, Houses and attages seen at this dike. No Tender will be received after one the 9th of January next, 1:or any noticed, as agent for him, stun then attend. Every Tender must be accompanied Ike Navy Board, and signed by two responsible to bedtime bound with the person tendering' for the due perfernsanee of the Contriet , and in the sum of 1200 for the dee performance for removing* Bank. riser FLAN OF DIU gnat LOTTERY, (Numbered Ne. ii,tloo,) ALL IN ogs DAY - WHEW. 4 Prizes of ... i 20,000 .‘ SO - 00 11 ..•..11..1 ..•, 144 4•4•• 16, • 1111 WOO ..• • 4012 PrO" Ticians and SHARES CHEAPER Mon CHOICE of NUMBERS! Ne INCREASE OF TICKETS ! ;MORE CAPITAL PRIZES! and NO PRIZE.UNDER TWENTY POUNDS 11 .• TICKETS and SHARES are Selling r Offices, sad by every Lottery AGENT in the on much cheaper terms, toeing nearly less than in the last Lottery ; yet the benefits to the Public. An early purchase is recommended, as Dceeded any former Lottery at the rawing, and k is most prebabb both sousiderably rise in price. STATE Lc) UAZ ARD, BURNE, AND respectfully inform the Public, that for the NEW STATE LOTTERY, are Once, No. 93, ROYAL EXCHANGE. The Lottery consists of 20,000 Tickets, 10,000, on an entire net► plan. The Scheme of 5e20,000-40 other Capitals—and no Priz All to be DraWit the 15th of FEBRU In the late October Lottery, No. 27, a No. 2,385, a Prize of £2,000, were both eon Once. Lettars, post paid, duly - I__ _ Schemes gratis• Sir J. tiMitseotas *ltd co. L Sole Surviving Palm, ARE happy to announce the STATE LOTTERY, to be Drawn Itii, will remove every objectioi that There are more Capital Priges,lnd each numbers, and there are none less than teconsmon good Fortune will ever attend Public, having sold in this and last Year A Six Prizes of 430,000 The Only forty of .C. 500 up to 10,000 And The First The Last And others too great to enumerate. Tickets and Shares Is. variety are Offices, 37, Cornhill, 314 ket, and ALL DRAWN 114 ow T BISH respectfully acrtnai- , that -.L. • the Whole of the STATE LOTTERY will be Drams lbw 13th FEBRUARY NEXT, In ONE DAY, no an entire .New fbo.—There are 20,020 Tittets as usual, but numbers(' from No. l to No. 20,000, containing 44 Capitals, in which are Fear !tires of £20,000, &c. No Prise in the Lottery under Twenty Vounds.—Tickets aad Shares are wan considerably cheaper than laic Lottery, at both of BISH's old-established ilditam, where, in the last Lottery, he sold in Shares, No. 27 Class A X 20,000 27 Class C SOAP 2,388 Class D 1,572 Class D... ...... And five Prizes of £20,000, an d 30 other Capita), ip the last Twelve Months, which were all paid on Dellniad, at 4, CORN' HILL and 9, CHARING-CROSS. THOSE who sutler nervous irritation from weak. ness of stomach, obstructed bile, and bad digestion, will find relief inSPII.SBURY's PATENT ANTISCORBP TIC DROPS, which enjoy all the properties of calomel, without itp irritability ; they also consult the health of the stomach, by promoting the ap petite, and an increase of spirits as the health improves.—ln deep seated abscesses, where a ewe could saircely be eontetnplAced, 1 0 healthy a change has been produced, as to excite the best hopes of success. In Eruptive, Scsophulous, Gouty, Rheumatic, and Scorbutic complaints, its reputation is estabhsbed,--Weit India ordeal attended to, at the Dispensary, 15, Soho-square, London. The genuine ht , ldicine has the g overnment duty printed on a black ink st a mp, an d t h e wor d s , " By the King's Patent," ex- Pined on the bottle, bin of direction, and outside teSepper. Sold lb, Soho-square, in smell bottles of Si. fl 6 beetles les. • al:diaper LI. 24.--Ceseposed 11 i t .1 57 . Izi.l • ' • ' ~r a t iw -St TXl*- Magazine , agree with Its title. It will be a Chronicle, alike of Literature and Science, and of Foreign and Damestic Eients ; and form, as ,fully as may be permitted, an Index to the Times. It will point, on the one band, to their Civil and Political History; and, on the other, to the state and progress of Knowledge, Leuniug, and Taste. It is designed that The General Chronicle and Literary Map. sine shall recommend itself to the family Are-side. Within the compass of its pages will be contained articles adapted as well to the young as to the old, and to the choice and studies of both &elm If any political feeling betray itself in this Publication, that feeling will be steadily on the side of the course of policy, foreign aettalornestic, which has raised this nation to its present enviable rank; and parents will know what value to set on a work, which, in undertaking to record public transactions, and to support intellectual amusement, does not make itself a tool of iacobinien, Hee a vehicle of sedition, nor a nurse of vulgar pre. Mims. The General Chronicle and Literary Magazine will be printed by Mr. Bewley, on a good Paper, an 4 with ine Ink. One Engraving, executed by Artists of the first talents, will accompany each number. The subject, when not a Portrait, nor a Landscape, will be selected from among the productions of the Flne Arts, or from those of Nature. No. I. will be embellished with a View, beautifully engraved from ti Drawing by Francia, of Harefield Lodge, the mot of Sir *Bain", BIM bang W t how in which Milton wrote his idas. la Orders for the Own, Mad* and Literary Magaidne *II be readved by Sand WA' Ibiellintger, ealibraPie l ha lis 11.0001.1140111/1111114="e' ♦ liotre, - 141 tp4f,E,L7,:4eret %at. -•••• ,. a4 1 ' . .Via4 41 1 0104- 44110(' ,';4011 111407 &l 9 ; 3,tvwt • 0 . , • -► . variety painful symptoms, a perseverance in their plan (without rostraint in diet or exercise) will ensure to the patient a permanent and radical cure. The diseases of the L'rethia, as frequently connected with or arising from the above complaint, bare not escaped their attention; by an infallible and improved plan, they are en abled to remove obstinate GLIITI and STRICTURILS, wh.ther recent or of long duration, without resorting to the painful and dangerous use of the caustic boogie. Many instances on be ad duced of very inveterate cues, of several years continuance, hay ' ing yielded to their method in a few days, after the cure bad beetr attempted by other practitioners without effect ; and such has been the agreeable result of a practice of fourteen years, that the mode of treatment has not iu one single instance ever proved abortive, during which period many thousand persons, of both sexes, hive experienced the enjoyment of having been perfectly cured, after se vere and injurious methods had been persevered in to no purpose. Mears : Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure of these particular complaints, in order, that they may not be, by a mis taken few, marked with the obloquy so justly attached to the ig norant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state, that they havebeen properly educated and initiated into ireery branch of the profession (certificates of which, from different Hospitals, and testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, they have to con vince any ihquirer), that the success resulting from their endea vours Ara induced them to quit the practice of the general Prac titioner and they presume that their pretentious constitute a fair groebefor the unprecedented confidence with which they have, by the Public, bees es liberally honoured. To be oomeaked at their house daily (penoaally, or by letter) by Patients of either Sap o with secrecy, delicacy, and attendee. GOSS and G. 3.01101% 13, merle-Arm, Fier-screen. • : N.-71* , 4504111440000_ `*.~.~ ;r - • I Off.. 44NS.AMIk 41A Ilbi stio4o reiusien t, effectually , permanently _ _ :patient suffering the excruciating pain and alarming boosnerkage whit often follows the application of the lunar auntie. In the course IA 20 years extensive practice in tins metropolis, numerous dna of Strictures have been and are daily under their are, this total eradication of which are effected by a are, certain, and eipixtl- dons mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility pnictediug fromelds sontploist, is speedily removed, and the patient re.tored to Ninnitlitd gonna bsgltb. But where the debility has for yeses ealsted, preparreseeerance in their re‘toratiae run dies, after the itric tura kin been dvttroyed, is indispernably tAttilite to revive the ; shessimelog sparks of life, and to reanimate the Constitution. oral Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the first respectability, have been under the care of Misers. Currie and Co. for tint at% • swat of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, Etc. sod, Whig received a radical and permanent edge, request that Herres s pay be made to them asiatisfactory cadences of the decided su periority of Meesrs. Currie and Co.'s pip of treatris--nt MAity of these Cientlenieli have had Strictures from ten to twenty yeaus. nod had been under the care of Messrs. Kune and Heaviside% and other surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted the cure by the application of the lunar caustic, without success. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consul:el by either son with the • greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. tni Hattos-Garden. Patients in the country are requested to sty e the particulars of their case, age, and general habit of living, arc. haelosing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the mak will be given or tent to any part of thekingdom. T . "Mee that secrecy sia amended to their widenekies, poop of Lewes may be slid le Oa alwast tit owedisiess. t . • - „, 4 4 y., ..i.r.:26:44.:41,,a4 •. • • i rd • •••• • A • • lir . . .• • . 1 e ( 011 • • • S . !: • • r • • • ipp r 7 - ems , „„„, .• . •_ .4 . ••=••••••••=limm.o.......••••••••••••••••••••• • SATURDAY. DECEMBER tit 1810. • ' ' • palce SUM:WE-HALFPENNY •• Mr, Dossier, 181 b. BENEFICED CLERGYMAN wishes for an • ' This day was published, priceHirra-C i rown, SOUTH WALT.I. tb Contract for eke- i eligible curacy, or to eunfinge his Living, which is a Rec- THE REGENCY QUESTION ; being a re-pub- vilLu 113 LE COLLIERIES, IRON-WORKS, sea siTA I r Syr under /aim. • '• wierineationed Bane* licatiOn df Papers, written during his Majesty ? ; nine's, in , *1 0 BE SOLD ill' ACC PION, Address' (post paid) to the.ltev. A. B. Na 19, Strand, Lose:lon. the year 1783; *l•h a New PrefaCe. By Messrs. SKINNER. TUCHIN, and CORRECT, - • i By DENIS O'BRYEN, Esq. ' ST I"Ers rrtiE Widow and Daughter of a Beneficed Cler- On Monday the :'lst instant, st twelve &cloth, at Car:away 7, • Lyman of the Established Church of England, wish to take But we, with pleasure, own our errors pest, Coffee-house, 'Change alley, Ceeribift, ie oise Let, And rnake,.each day , a critt ue on the lest. Pere. • IR, ra limited number of young Ladles to live with the family, and • TI - :1t-.E undiviJed FOURTII-PARTS nf. HosPrt.A.E4' be educated by the Daunhter, with the ,aeristance etnitient 84 These Papers are re-published because their principles and Valuable and Eligible LEASF.I.IO I I.D E, ailWa • . Masters. The house is in a genteel and eiry situation, near the reasonings would have applied centuries liter, and would o rply 1240. A. rageously situate, 01'16 1 00u. to the Market Tow.* via Re ine4ford Nursery, and references will be given to Clergymen centuries hence--Indeed, under every y poss bie suspension the et ouneur, hi the count , of cerotertheo eoatpri+ tug the ' reweieTi high In the Church. Cards of address at Mr. Ovey's, Tavinuck- Royal Functions."..-Preface. nelly and'lron Fernaces; a handsome Lites en of Apiarists fi r the Intel, Covent-garden; and at Messrs. Darton and Harvey's,Book• To be had of John Budd, Pall-caall; and of ail other Booksellers, fit ter the residence of the Proprietor ; •ievind Houses nel itki , the wa hetaat er - Idlers, Gracechurch-street, , young Lady having left saint, or whose parents are dead, This day was published in eto. mice Is. boards, an d can. Working m ater i al , aotv upon t h e e raitt a oe. • • a I and four o'clock. er relations at a distance, will fi nd a comfortable home. 'THE CURSE OF ICEIJAMA.—A. POEM.— To be viewed, by applying to' Me. Stephen /ones, V and cad Earl* est it the Altair* of %read* TO DRESS-IVLAKERS. Printed for.Loogman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Browne.. Pa- krinter, Swansea ; Mr. Gunk, Printer, Bristol ; liamere k es," with st Montle for ''A NTS a Situation, a Young Person of respect- ternoster-row. and Green, Solicitors, Sansburni square; at 0-traway's • • a n t e d on t e a aim , sa d table eotinectiens; she has just served three years ap_pters• Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Messrs. Skinner, Tuchin, mit Forrest, Aldeniesteelinnt s ir before two o'clock en tieeship to Miss Twyerms, Drees-maker, No.l2,Veie-street, Deed-' street, wines it bandsonse modem was given to Make her loan of Arc, 2 vols. Doke Ilts.—Amadis of Gaol , ; vols. E l ls. Cfl !NG'S PATENT WORIsi .t.spz EMI lost no Teeth! will be plots mistress of her besieass..—.Applications or letters, , History of the Brazi Tito. 9.B.—*Peems, 9. vote. 124.--Al'a : laba, E'Vnli. 142.-- amp . sta.ogolanse Work, 2 *lik • S art the most freqeettt 'okras is Y . No. 11, irmslowetreet; Soho, udilbe attendeil . • .„, drEffirlad; 4 veil. 41.110--- dun's Disease. Their symptoms everyparem Bed imeriliAttot - of volt >lwe ftioenni to town or comesy, writer Specimens of the lacer Sigh& Poets, 3 void Lt. Its. 6d.-”-Lete a chilli's'' , Arnold be erenslehleed wit-b —.ll -7 occasion WO of • 6 'tend aseetemmatieninif. *riff.= Spain and Portugal, 2 vols. 10'. 04.--Chronicle of Cid, PaOles a paleness of the colour of the face, emmiation, and THOMAS GILL'S IMPROVED CUTLERY. Li • 151 ' e• • • ruin state of the bowels, attended after with violent pain's • . t bring on convulsions, they affect the growth of the turly,and erg than . - T ildNi AS GILL having invented a Paocra, by - This day was published, in deny Bvo. price 6s. boards, prove fatal, by ending in-a consumption or decay. B. es a p which he can give to Bram. a KARON Ess . and wrazeor pE M S.—By Miss HOI.FO RD.—Author of veinath 'e suit cur e o f thesecle enUe g el:4'4'l4'4es the abelereee 'winch admirably fits it td m Ites and to ItTAIN rota ,• Wallace, or the Fight of Falkirk. ' ? or lent medicine is universally allowed, on the testiannot of es i b on d,. et, seig , jos anon of EXQVISITa neticeer, 'and peculiarly adapted td W Pri es . highest character. in this country, both in rank and r e v s nted for Lclegnua, Hurst, R e es , Orme, and Brown, Pmer- ERse saki comm. e tineesers, so Mar them Stmoallite biIiTRIIIKONTS; GRATE RS and to have no equal. The public approbation given to the P noster-row —Of whom may be had, Blrcatno Nemoz.mi, for Artists ; Rums, PE NIINIVIII,SCUNIAII% from a personal knowledge of its wonderful sateen M t APT, herein:4e Ikregee• Nielsen, ice. of an VPIRITALLRO Titlertit—most respectfully es A CLAW!, oethe Flour of Feature, price les. ou. 7' families •tamps Its merit beyond competition, and give Tenders until Wednesday efiers td the N "On reading over the extracts we have made, we feel quite . . re: sh t u e . it h e a nu ve r t h hi :r eem bew ed el obility Gentry , and c Pushes ; in it, or which no otner medicine of the kind can boast. set, Sr.adn at H . is MA wu- satisfied that the voice of our readers will confirm our decision in to and others f who have the car.. of c w i l lh i dr en e e. n v lessons as may be willing I nn favour of the poetical genius which must have dictated this work. 0111: F 4a ittsZn o r f a th !a " : 4 Ns. n ik S . Jen es . s-sra MT, eg a House, for the red. Arr .s objections, which apply in some degree to all the works as medicine to :etert to, opposite RIO PALL - MALL , I.oiiodx.--W may wise ue of children are any way disordered, wile.% it will always be Nun which we have read in profened imitations of the ballad -metre, sr building and compleat‘ had, His LOSia-CILISRATRa WARZANTED SWORDS Guns, to relieve. are less frequently . to be drawn from the . Poem . now before us, otters for Labourers, oh Piatols, and Arms and Accoutrements of every description , and likewise for Tbthe e r i es retells end for ( armed'''. tent fr om any of its precursors—Wnne , in our opinion, Its beau. ' Sold %wholesale and retail se Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Chapel ties are more mental, Its sentiments more exalted, its moral effect comes of Paternoster.row; Baxter and Co. and Smith, Edinburg tart-wall, at firalbowliati SIONAPARTE IN POLAND! ! infinitely more mistime and attractive." and Glasgow ; Hoxiand and Haydon, Plymouth; Newbery an I Sole Dublin; Peck and Turner, Hull : Mabry and Jones, Port- % This day was published, in One Volume Ito. price XI s. dd. ' Critical Review, February, 1810. sea; Sharp, Portsmouth; Cargif and Scott, Edinburgh ; logyet, anti tie Drastings bt the bye royal paper in ifs illustrated with a Map and Seven 'runt= ; 'frewman, Exeter; Crutwell and titans, Bath ; On the Ist January, 18,1, will be published , Plates,Brown, Bristol ;sod most Country Vendors la boats • 5. • F REMARKS on the CHARACTER By R. ACRIERIOANS 101, Strand, tee o'clock en Wednelisy, B RIE And ?nay be lad of all Bookselle r s in the United Kingdom, et 21 . 9 d- and Ss. Gd- mt. and COMPOSITION of the MARIAN ARMY, and as NUMBER XXV. of that highly interesting Periodical Work, TO THE AFFLICTED W 1 I'll NERVOUS DISEASES. lads this the Penn et Account of the CAMPAIGNS in POLAND in the Years 11106 sad 1607.—8 y Sir ROBIRT WILSON, Knight, THE REPOSITORY of ARTS, SCIENCE, IXTITHERS's CORDIAL BALM of QUITO, . 11 - FASHIONS, MANUFACTURES, amt.-containing five by a Letter, add:and to Ald-deoCaasp to the Xing. y bemitifal coloured Plates ; also, real Patterns ef British Mann. price 25.91. is the best remed in the universe for Ner- Printed for T. Egerton ; Military Llbrari, Whitehall; and may . pondble persons, impend be had of all Booksellers. mecums; besides the usual variety of Original Literary Matter, ` vows Complaints, the moot powerful restorative mid reanimating wing in the sins of ,EIOOO et f ee wa n the Houses, CANTERE — "URY, MARGATE, AND RAMSOATZ On the same day will by published, world. it is not pretended that this medicine can arrest the pro- VISITORS. rformaime of the Contract a t ed to the d o now or The Sorttamawr to thg Foyers Votuast of the Rarest- gr he r t s th o c f v nit en ur w c h ; e b re ut th k e is constat assert u r tu , n a a n p d p p eara roved to , ba ths: , b it ec w w ili mr. restore This • OM TORT ; among the interesting contents of which are an elegaat - • -• 211 7 befell* compose the Geesilltes of Canterbury; the Second Frontispiece ands highly-finished Pokerait of the present grapreu ialured• Those who have impaired their health by a tea. AWING. /MIMI, Mind, with a Vindicatory Preface, and other coml. of France. ' Price 4s. dance in hot and unhealthy climates ; the young of • either 4ex, • 'berei from No. to datable Addition;, price 31.1141. 4 -. whose infirmities threaten preriaturo oil age, s fife of bakery, Y, FEBRUARVII BALL -ROOM VOTARIEd ; or, CANTER- TO SCHOOLMASTERS. and an early dissolution; and them More advanced in 'van, BURY and its VICINTTY. A Satirical Poem. At Christmas will be published, price M. bound, whose tottering sa;iless frames appear withered and almost won; By RUSTICUS. out, are the more trnmediate objects of this soothing field' the are J 60,0030 A. NEW INTRO D UCTION to .READING ; benign influence of which may be extended to the whine class of ... 14,000 • Printed for and sold by H. Colborn, Public Library, No. 50, containing many unfiii Eurcims or Lessons , ad apted to Valetudinarians. For in ail cases and in MI ages, where the .olids it 000 Conduit -street; alio, at the Libraries in Canterbury, Margate, the capacities Of Children of either Ses, from six to twelve years are relaxed, where the constitution bas received a dune. or is by • Rams to &c. &c. 10,000 2.400 PUBLIC CHARITIES. Master of Common Academy, Bed.fordehire. \. BRIM of Lana and Ht•L,Til will produce the happiest effects; ....... 3,600 .71.016 ' 1 t". This day was published, ick One Volunn, price tOs. tn beards, London : Printed for Laskin ton Allen; and Co. Temple of the cold-sad tremulous never will be Warmed and steadiede the '• • (emeteeTare ate rk 11111131112 f T 9 TNT RING) the Muses, iinsburpoquare. Musa I,leaa will be braced and nedared firm ; 111 e • slllllnelgorated the 11 PU,ELTC r.I.IA.ttITII3O or LOND ON ; , - During Rll estentfat coarse of talthing, 111211k1Bor o. -eeesi win be weeoltbensq; em* 4100,006 t being an Account of their ORIGIN, DESIGN, and PRE. diligently marked the errors and deficiencies in the numerous dated limbs will be covered wit h firm Ilene ; the ehhau.risi vek. PER i • 1 .91 / 1 3NT STATE, classed rr under the denominations of books in general use : he therefore presumes to offer this work eels will be replenished; the insiwreelsised'weterf blood seam ben abet HosnrALs, ALMS-HOUSES, to the notice of his fellow-labourers, in the flattering hope that it come rich and balsamic, and its languid circulation restored to DISPENSARIES, SCHOOLS, and will both abridge their toil and facilitate the acquirements of read- the sanative impetus, which is the try criterion of 'lsmaili; the d COLLEGLI t MISCELLANEOUS CHARITIES. big among their Pupils. languid droopiug spirits will be revived and ethillrated; digestion POUNDS! By ANT. HIGHMORE, Esq. tiling at an the Lienteeil Author of the Law of Mortmaln and Charitable Uses, &c. FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSES, ice, stored, and by these means the whole constitution will be reno- vated. Feebleneis, lassitude, anxiety, melancholy, and all the rin the United Kingdom, The Public Charities of the Wadi Metropolis 'have always THE great Demand for Mr. GREENOUGH's deplorable symptoms of disease will vanish . and ardour Two Pounns per Tick. beets esteemed its brightest Ortemesie, and highly honourable to 1 LOZENGES of TOLU, after fifty years' trial, proves serenity, sod every evidence of renovated health *in be tbs; Scheme contains &epeeist the character of the Nation ; yet till the present work there did 'happy result of taking this inestimable Baba in due time, accord- not exist any detailed view of their History and Establishment. their superiority as the most pleasant and effectual Remedy let all Coughs, Hoarsenesses, Sore Threats, and Deflexions on the lag to the direaions for use which accompany each bottle. is the demand has already Besides gratifying curiosity, the work will also, it is to be hoped, Lungs, healing the Rawness and Soreness of the Breast, and af- The° a Cordial Bairn of Quite is preparad and sold by W. same period before the be thy meaty of rescuing sorae godlike designs from the scent e fording_ Relief in Shortness of Breath, Asthmatic, and Consiimp- Withers, Chenust, Strand, London ; and retail by. Lathbury, Tasts and Shares will and decay consequent on obscurity; of eedtiog towards others eve Complaints. They do not cloy the Stomach, but create m the munificence of benevolent persons, and of holding np the Appetite. The genuirie, only, have k. HAYWARD, printed on Livel l' ml ' the I ' m" ' Patent Medicine Com P na 79 s "tb Edinburgh ; Irouside, Aberdeen; Ross and Peet, ; Shim, whole as objects of example and imitation to the Nation at large. the stamp ; all others are counterfeits . V. Printed for Iticneasi Pansies, Arldge.street, and to be had Portsmouth; Jackson Plymouth ; Congdon, Plyntoeth-Dock • Co. Stock-Brokets, * f a n B ee k„ft en . They are prepared and sold by R. Hayward, (Successor to T. &err and Latin, Sri:nil; and all respeemble Medicine Veuden, hat TIMER?' and SHAMIR i - Greenough, the inventor,) removed from Ludgate-hill to 221 prise its. 9d. per bottle. a ire now on Sale, at their A New Edition of Piccadilly, London : sold also by Newberry', St. Paul's Church - B. The ABBE GAULTIER's GAMES for the Instruction of yard: Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard ; Bayley and Co. Cock- CHALLENGE. ets, numbered from 1 to Young Persons in GEOGRAPHY. spur-street; Bolton and Tut, Royal Exchange; Bacon, Oxford- hemscontains four Prizes This day was published, price One Guinea, neatly half-bound street; Clarke, Borough ; and Ward, Holborn; and the Venders MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons , late in hi s o Prize Jeerer than A'4o. without Counters, and One Guinea and a Half with, of of Genuine Medicines thoughout the United Kingdom. Majesty's Service, challenge the whole world to prow a IBRUARY NEXT. A COMPLETE COURSE of GEOGRAPHY, Price One Shilling and Three Halfpence the Box. single iiistance where their Medicine and method of cure bane failed of the desired effect. The practice of many years in this a Prize of £20,600, and 4- .1. by means of Instructive Games, initented by the • ABBE particular branch of their profession has' net gives riot is WM otb sold in Shares, at the GAULTIER; containing the Game of simple Geography, which ADVICE, unsuccadial cake. • answered. teaches the names and situations of the different Countries and ENCOURAGED by the uniform success attending 4 s• stud qua! Places air the Earth; and also a Caine, Illustrative of Anoint their peculiar method of treatment in the cure of a few oey coetioue to direct their steaks to the trasanbet of Venereal Complaints, and that ganniagaset ed Me gall% L SIVEWRIGHt and Maidernliistory ;to which is prefixed, all'reatlse or short prevalent complaints, which has been confirMed by the experience wadi is the consequence of the pernicies. odd mall f ikessgs rtner, Account of the Arti fi cial Sphere, with coloured? Maps. of many years in a large and extensive practice ; sensible also of habit long and most unhappily pursued by the yew* . beth situp le New Plan of the Printed for Harris , (Successor to Newbery,) at the Corner the happy effects resulting to the public from medical men in the one it win be found to be the unhinge to of bums- of St. Paul's Church-yard; Dulau and Ce. Soho-square ; and P. confining their attention to a certain class of diseases, Messrs. ; the other have awn 16th FEBRUARY, its ravages to thole by•dis• bas hitherto been stated. Wier, Belsever-street; GOSS and Co. continue to direct their studies to those disorders, ma i n „ tate dehih . f. „ hick u net Where maybe bad, by the same Author, arising trinn a secret destructive habil of inconsiderate youth, t i hogetesee. h will now be of differeot These art its resereasid dthaseedleets= n £2O. They trust doer Lectures Gradudes pour lee Entails, premier coins, tom. es. , which net only occasions a numerous train of nervous affections, ef muscular power, and varionsmshrons srtm attend their Friends tins Lectures Graduies pour lee Eaten', second cours, 6 torn. 15s. ' but also entails on its votaries all the enervating imbecilldes . o f. = a e :r eterise the earlier " ases udionitny These nine little volumes are without exceptioe the most easy old age. In that distressing state of debility or deficiency, wise- sins ng under the disorders incident to such a habit; tis vice, df Prir it ALONR, 3ely ...... zoom and comprehensive introckuction to the French . Language extant, ther the consequence of such baneful banks, excessive drinking. tilmiemmels simple and bat never proved ensue fel, in the and worthy the attention of beads of Families and schools; to long residence in hot climates or any other cause, which der Oa long, laborious, and much emended pretties. la the ieveral Prizes of 100, the latter of whom a liberal allowance will be made for these, powers of the constitution b ecome en fe e bl e d , regu 1, and 1,000 Tickets,niMitelesdnate and complicated cases of veuerell infection such ich last produced 5E34,16.5 and also th e Geographical Games . ted surgeons of London, they o ff er a firm, oak, and ' c 411611Mmians In the urethra, spongy eserescet ha rd to- to sound and vigorous health. enumerate. On the let of January, 1611, will be published, price es. 6d. ' ra tion . . . sonni o nalitiow ukors, eruptheis, seminal was/he t es, gleeta rl a also are on Sale at their Old Number I. (to be continued Monthly) of Where an early application is num lee tee con m a c es7sta STRICTURES, disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of inebriety, abs ere. • and it, Holborn. T HE GENERAL CHRONICLE, AND LITE- dication is generally compleuel is the slaws space of two days, Windsor recent or of loos duration, and which have baffled the NE DAY. RARY MAGAZINE. and in the more advanced and inveterate stages of venereal skillofother Practitioners ; are by their present improved plan 01 ints the Public, that • _ $ The contents of this Magazine will in an especial' manner infection, characterizedly a variety of paieful and distressing reurnent, effectually and permanently cured, without the patient . . t *Vs%)