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WHITEHALL, AUGUST 14,1 km ITHEREAS it has been humbly represented to the KING, that between the hours of three and four o , dock on the morning of Sunday the 29th of July last, the pgIN rusir,HousE of Mr. THOMAS MLLE'', In Crown • Coors, Fleet-street, was discovered to be on FIRE, by which the same was entirely consumed ; and that there is every reason to believe the Premises were WILFULLY and MALICIOUSLY sE r nn FIRE by some evil-minded Person or Person. unkn ow n ; 1115 MAJESTY, for the better aprrehendine and bringing to beice the Persons concerned in tlid above Felony, is hereby 1 to promise .HIS Mo'3 r GRACIOUS PARDON to any t • of them (except the Person who actually set Fire to the said n:sui) who shall discover his or their Accomplice or Accom prieb, so that he, she, or they, may be apprehended and con victed thereof. R. RYDER. CHRIo 1 OPHER CO % I'S, ALCS.COATh, AND JOHN coArs. WHEREAS CHRIS I'OPHER COATS, far merly of Sladhurn, in Bowlaiiil, Yorkshire, labourer, went to live in London about 60 years ago, (being then about I ts years of age) at the iveal with Two NrCit4, in Lad.Lcie, in the capacity cif an Ostler; ALCE CO.t sister of o he said Chris topher Cries, went from the same place also to Lando', about s•i years ago, and it is supposed married a shoe-maker; JOHN CO A. I'S, who served an apprenticeship to a Woo:comber, at Relsion, near Shipton, in Craven, Yorkshire, enlisted as a pri vate soldier about 37 years ago ; Now,•if the said Christopher Coats, Alec Coats, and John Coats, who have not since been heard of, except a report that Christopher Cents tted about 4.5 years ago, or any of them be now living, or if dead, their legal issue, or any descendants from them, will inthe application to Messrs. BLIASDALIC, ALEXANDER, and HULMI, No 10, New Inn, London ; or to Mr. DUCKLE, Solicitor, at C;ainshurgh, in the County of I.incoln, they will hear of something very much to their advantage. The above three persons were the children of one Wilih 4 Coats, by Ann Turner, who was sister to one Robert Turner, funnel ly of Leeds. N.B. Any information respecting alt, or any of the abova per sons, will be handsom ly reward d. —Gainshorgh, July 11, I Sin. [PRICE 41XPENCE-H It t..•• •T. . . . HOXTON HOUSE, AUGUST 13, 1810. SIR JONATHAN MILES'S TRUST. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That pientisint to a provision contained in an Indenture or Deed of 'fruit, bearing date the Sth (lay of April, 1809, whereby ,die alsdve named Sir Moat hen Mil.;4 plated the Business or Concern car ried on at Haltom, in the County of Middle-ex, for the rec.-p -lion of I.unatic Patients, with Sir James Branscomb, Kin. (dace deci•ased) Thorne* Wilkinson, Banks Farrand, David Johnston,. and Joseph Lynn, as Trucees (soon the Trusts in the said Inder lure mentioned— l'he said surviving Trustees intend to inert the several Creditors of the said sir Jonathan Miles, who are named in the first schedule to the said Trust Deed, on Monday the tath day of August ins:ant, at the London Cogee-house, In Ludgate street, in the City of London, at seven o'clock in the evening precisely, when a Stateineat of the Accoun s of the said l'rus! Concern, from the Month of February, 1810, will be submitted to them. This day %val.. published; In TO* Whittle* Octavo. price Li. 11. bosids, SYSTEM Or MA I'ERIA .4EOICA. MID PHARVIACY.-4 /ANN MURRAY, 1.. ctorer on Chrtni% ry and on Moeda Medics st!sd Pharin Ley, Fd to iii tut; Longman, 14orse, Ram; Orme. dad B Own, Mm ensue er-r..*. Of whom may be had. lately Pohltstied, by the same 4other, • A srs . ram of E'n F.104r1iy . i•• 7.111p...MV/0 . 1.14.5* • R! r.. Sasrdi, AN Alt i Ws.o JM (X1;4.4. ttC: 6. To FAST and WlLir 14L/1 I, A:SIKER:AN, au! RU. .4 1 14EItC1iAN I S. T P. HEATH, rif Nnithghati, informs the Melt. • chants of England. 4 , 4 Traders !ri vivre,. that for the can. venience of !sale he has placed his 111 VIPER ESSENCE of PEP. PER MIN and mita. Medicines in the handl of Meters. Shay and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's ChoreNiyar hosier 1 saner of P.ppermint is will known as a sale, effec. tual, wad nksunt Lined, in Fleuleticies, Gouty aid Cholicky Pains in the ti!emsch wid Bo vels, ln.lig.stion Hysterics. Sea Sickness, Nausea attends:it on Pregitancr, Rrlalistio!, and I.assi. tude arising fro n Atmospheric ii-at, W 4 4' of I •ItarieS from inclement Weather, the Abuse of Spirlimini I Aquors, and in the Spasmodic Affections of the mo.nsch and Bow. 1., so coat. pimp to Infauts—a.laping the dose to the targeoey of the pie. As a family M.dicine, or for the Army or Navy,i ts.ll befound a valuable acquisition. TO THE FACU LTY. A n d, a s a further encouragement, a Reward of FIVE HUN /WED POUNDS is her-by offered to any Person making such Pi.roverst as aforesaid (except as is before excepted,) to be paid on the Conviction of any one or more of the Offenders, by Mr. ban STArIORD, Chief Clerk of the Public Office, Bow-street. SINGULARLY promising and advantagenus opportunity now tiff:rs to any Gentleman of 'he Faculty who has made the Trea•ment and Cure of Mental Derange -4 meat the obj:ct of his 3' tentiun and study. 1{1N(, TOWN HOUSE, the Parish of Box, and County of Wilts, (wh!ch has for up wards of ,ev••nty years hen an Asyhim of the highest reptration fur pervins lahmr tig this affi cave and pitiable malady) is now to be Lott, and may be catered on immediately, or at bli cha:lma• next. This day Wag dublish•d In Three Volumes Octavo, price Xl,lll 6d. boards, A New Flition enrroc:ed, of - rSSAYR on the LITURGY If the CHURCH of ENO' AND —By the R ev. T. T BIDDIT I .PH, minister of St. James's ;n the City of Bristol, and Chaplain to the Dowager lady Bagot . _ _ Sold wboiciale and Retail, by Messr4. Shaw and 61. St. Paul's Churcb•yard, but none arc guttui:se, cite pt web IlordW has "J. P. Heath, Nottingham," engrAved,o : a Black In Stopper Bet , lr. 24. 9.1 --and to Pbsala"4 4.1 ato ; is fled. . p r;r ,.,4 f or L one m an' Writ, Ree% Arm., and CO. F. and C. Plvingron. J Hatehard. W. Ilaynes, arid J. R ichanlym. Lond on ; pie and Monday, Oxford ; Barrett;Cambridge ; Moat'', Gains borough ; and Lansdown, Bristol. Thiq d3v was puhltsbed, price Ys sewed' A - PPPNDIX to a PROPOSAL fo r a NEW ANNFR of CUTTING for the NONE ; containing an sttan . v 1 come cites operated on after that manner in the Royal IviimuT: , of Edinburgh. By JOHN THOMSON, M.D. rrnrmor or care , ery !‘) the Royal College of Surgeons. and Regius of Vili.ary Surgery in the University of Edinburgh . 1 1 1 ,11 r 'd for Longman, Hurst, Recs, Orme, and Browu, Pater new Of whom may he bad, lately publi4eel, by the same Author, 016ERVATIONS on LITHOTOMY. x.o. peke Ss. BR I FISH NovELIsTs. TI s day were i 50 Vole. roy a l I smn. 11 .4 mm w i t h the British Essayists, pee Ma. boards, • THE BRITISH NOVELISTS, with'an'ESSAY i and BIOGRAPHICAL 2 ,, i1 CI ICAL PREPACLS. Pe Mrs BARBAULD. • This collection includes the most esteemed works of Richard Mn, Fielding, smellett, De Foe, Goldsmith,Aprace Hasikesworth, Johnson, Gray. s, Moore, Mackenzie. Mis. try, Mrs Rad liff. Mrs. Inchhald, Mrs. Charlofttißmith; Mts. Cleo Remie, Mrs. Brooke. Miss Edgeworth, &c. • Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, W. ()midge arid SOH, Nichols sad Sun, T. Payne, O. Robinson, W Lownde, Wilkie and it co. birson,Scatcherd and Letterman, J. Walker, J. Cuthrll, Vernor, Hood aid sbarpe, R. Lea, J. Nunn, Lkckingtnn and Cie Clarke and Sir. C. Law. Longman, Hurst, Rena, Orme and Co. Cadell. tetd Davies, h. lt ffery, R. K. Newman, Crosby and Co. J. Car pest.; S. rapt, r T. Booth,. J. Murray, I. Richardson, Bla c k, Parry, and Kingsary, J. Harding, P H. Evans, R J Plawman, Boor r, J. Aspernr , It. Baldwin, Mathews and Leig , i, J. Faultier, Sherwood, Neely and Jones, Johnson and . Co; and Wilion and Sofi, York. This .lay was publish. d, price 7s in boards, AFAMILIA R ESSAY; exOlanator) •ftheTheory andPrac: Tee of Pre•entiotrof VEN ER EAL CONTAGION. Interspersed wok observations on the nature and treatment of Gonorrhoea•—liy a MEMBER of Ow RpYAL. COLLEGE M SURGI:ONS in LONDON • • The Author hat attempted a scientific exposition of the various oases which facikate the diffusion of the Venereal Poison, with a hope to cluck the propagalon of an insidious disease, peculiarly Istal to thl health and pros/mit* of human kind ; and, to point gut the meats by which its eff, , cts may 'leavened, in language adapted to general comprehension ; yet, with perfect deference to drlictcy and decorum. Loudon Pulaished by Sherwood, Neely and Jones, Paternos !ergots ; Callow, Crown -coon, Soho; and Cox, Borough. TEGG'S HISTORY OF rHE O. P. WAR. This day was published, In One Volume, Mall octavo, price ss. in bnards, THE HISTORY of the RISE an d PROGRESS of the O. P. WAR ; in a Series of Humonrous Epistles: including All the Songs, Placards, Toasticlke. which were written, exhibited, and given on the occasion. With Notes, By THOMAS TEO°. " Mr. Tegg has volunteered hitnielr as the Historian of the 0. P. War; and we may venture to say.. that it could scarcely have fallen into better hands t hit Hudibrastic Letters are adapt. d to the occasion, and. is Impossible not to be amused by the easy manner in which h e relates every circumstance of this grand row."—Monthly Review. London: Printed for Thomas Tegg, No. 111, Cheapsiile. Where-may be hail, in One handsome Volume, octavo, price 9s. :.44alsacirs Tititves - rims ; a Tale of Moeern Times. - • THE ARITHMETIC OF REAL 41. FE. 1. The TabLs of Weights and Measures, corrected throughout, and adapted to modern usage. Obeolete and useless Rules expunged, and a uchlarger por (ion applied to Stocks, Estates, Annuities, Discounts, Rever sions, Tontines, Banking, insuraurces, Brokerage, Chances,f.x charges, &c. &c. as practiied by the Brokers and commercial Companies of the City of I.ondnn. S. Mora Fzampki under each Role than are to he found in any other Work. 4. Logarithms applied to calculations of Annuities, Compound Interest, &c. 714 Jity was published, price Ss. 6 I. baynd, with thit fuU allow ance to Schools, A SYSTEM of PRACTICAL ARrIIIINIETIC, applicable to the present State of'Trade and 'Money Trans isetioLs, illustrated by numerous Examples snider each. Rule, chally adapted to the use of Schools, Ey the Rev. J. JOYCE, Author of Scientific Dialogues. &c. &e. This new Arithmetic it intended to obviate the cbmplalnt that evtrf Youth on his leaving School and entering Into The Counting Jwtsn has inure to unlearn than be has learnt rattive to the ac tual c.lcidations of Business. Every Rule, and every Example, is drawn from real practice In the various branches of Trade, and the useless and obsolete Rules which have hitherto disfigured our Hooks of Arithmeti c , have given place in the present system, to the usages of r ea l l i f e. Print t d fur Ramis R D Pulwrs, London ; and to be had of W. ' t erry, Edinburgh ; Wilson, York; Mozley, Oainsborough ; Strad da and Co. Hull ;M. Keene, Dablin • and all other Booksellers. Also, a Kay to the above, containing all theAnswersive.l must of the Solutions; worked at lengrla fur the reference of Masters ; price 21. rxl. .And speedily will be published, the following works, necessary in a syst e m of eornmercial Education:- 1. A DICTIONARY of I RADE and COMMERCE, by T. MORTI MER, ~ nce 91s. 2. AGlaasst A t t of the Patsci RAS Of TRADE and Comma:lce, ty J. Sat, it, LL.D. price 31.6 d. SAA S. ...ERT EN of PRACTICAL BOOR-Latrtrie s SA:10401., by W. Menai'', of Glasgow. Price is. ADVER I'IsEMENT. A NY Gentlemen wishing their Premises liette,l with GAS may, by sending (Post Paid) a Plan of them and the number of !.amps required, to bons MAISEN and Co of Perth, Patentees, have in return an estimate of •he IL:pence. It must he understood, that their Employers have to produce a quantity of ruonirl Water sufficient to fill the reser.toir, while the I ghts continue burning, and a declivity fur the same to run off when retorting. Petions applying will please mention w!:e. ther they wish to lave the Apparatus above or b la.v grootA N. R. Although it acts equally well in either way, the Patent. tees approve must of the whole (yx:ept the re•ort) under ground, as it takes up less room, and is likewise free from frost. J. Matsete and Cu respectfully inform those Gentlemen w'to have already got their premises fitted up with GAS A1)11.4.4-0* on the u 4 plan (that is to say with Gasometers) tsar th y may have them altered in a short time to the Patent, hay tg all its at temling advantages. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE ( ON*l*. ACl*, LINCOLMiIIIR F.—ISLE OF AX. (Bther together or in Parcels,) FREEHOLD, COPYHOLD, 4nJ LEASE HOLD E's l'A FE, situate within the Parishes of Haxey and Owston, in 41te Isle of Ar.olnie, in the Coanty of Lincoln : consisting of the Manor of Huey Hall, Garth, and several Mes suages a..tl Farms—containi g. together about you Acres, having a *KAI Warping Clough thereon; also, the Great Tytlics from nearly 30G0 Acres of Land, situate In the several Town ships and Parishes of Hatt...) , and Owston aforesiol; and, also, the •Iyhes of H. mp and Line in the Parish of Owston afor e said. Pat Of the Estate is Lonvenirmly situate for A'arping, and about tiO Acres 'bents(' are now in a course of Warping, being the se ,cand year.of its progress. The Estate may he entered to at 14.1 y-day nest, and part of the Perch Money may remain on s. curity, if required. For fa-ther particular-, apply to Messrs. Brown and nods, Barton-on-Humher, Lh:coinahire . GLOUCEsTEK HIK E SUL)ELEY CASTLE, MANOR s, and ?It t•:FHOLI) ESTATE It) BE SOLD 111( AUC110.:1, On Thursday and Fridapo l b 27th sod 4th of Slit ember, 1210, at Clieltenhain, in 30 Lots, • (Unless previously disposed of in one I.ot by Private Contract, of which due notice will be given), C s k UDtLEY CASTLE. And the extensive Natasha of oud.-ley and Winchcombe, with 2261 Acres of , Arable, Meadow, Pasture and Wood Land, lying compact, well tim bered and watered (the greatest part whereof is covered by a :Modus in lieu of Tythes, and is anco - ootonly rich and fertile), now let in capital and convenient Farina, with goo 1 Farm-houses, Buildings, Labourers' Cottages, anti other requisites, rendering it one of the finest Estates in the County The Castle, at a mo. Berate ezpence, might be fitted up as a m toificent Mansion; Anti if sold in lots, the property is divided so as to form several eligible Estates, with beautiful situatio is and views lit. fur the re •.idence of Gentlemen fond of agriculture as well as of opulent Graziers and Farmers. Turnpike roads have lately heen made rom this property to Cheltenham, seven miles ; to Fewkeshory, Evesham, and Stow, each 10 mles. The estimated value is up wards of £4OOO per annum. May he viewed by applying to Mr. Richard Irelaad, at the Lodge Farm, near Winclicombe, of whom printed particulars, with a Map, may now be had; and also at the prmcipal Inns in the County; at the White Harr Hotel, in Math; at the Oi$:• of Mossrs. Farrer and Co. Lincoln's Inn Fields, Londlia.;„ and of Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwuod, Salisbury, wilt:rare iotha rised t• treat by Private Contract. ERIFH, KEN r, Twdve kfli.kl:) from LONDUA. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In Lots, In the enitainr, Month of Septeinlier, unless di-posed of • in the won time by Private Contract, of which due mutat will be given, AN .exOeciingly valuable and highly imprnvealole FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising the impropriate Pfr soilage Of Erith, situate on the Banks of the ones, only twelve miles irons London, together with the Perpetual Advawson and (tight of Presentation to the Vicarage of the said Pari line Parsonage Buildings consist of a neat sub-tantial built Dwelling House, with %nit:able Offices, capital Barns, Stabling, and Out-buildings: (sufficient for the collection of the Tithes), roomy Farm Yards, excellent walled Garden. &c. The Parsonage Lands, w'aicit lye very compact, contain about ISO Acesa, the soil ii..althy and productive, and easy to cultivate The Tastes to which the impropriator is entitled, cansist of Corn and Grain, Hay, Vi'und, and Peas gathered green (of which many are grown in the Parish for the Woolwich, Greenwich, and London itirkets). 'llve I itheable Lands, amount to about 2500 Acres, divided nearly as follows:--Arable 15n0 Acres, chiefly rich Marsh Land; Grass 700 .cres, nearly a Moiety of which is mowed annually ; Coppice ro Acres, very valuable in this Parish. `The Vicarage is estimated at £4OO per Annum, the present Incumbent about 43 years of age. The Estate win be sold either together or In Lots. Proposals for purchasing are to be addressed to Messrs. Rieb• anlson, Corheld, and Wharton, N 0.7, Lincoln's-I n-Fiekla, Lon don; of whom farther particulars may be known, and who are duly authorised to contract._ Printed Particulars may be had at the Slip Tavern, Wool wich; Bull, Shooter's Hill; Nag's Head, Welling; Bull, Dart ford; Star, Maidstone ; Crown, Rochester ; K:ug's Head, Can terbury; and of Mr. John Knight, at the Queen's Head, Baden well, neer Erith Parsonage, who will show the Ural,. FOR THE I SETH AND GUMS. F r HE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DEN -a. TIFRICE, invented by the late JACOB HEME Dentist to her Majesty and the Prince of Wales, are greatly superior, both in elegance and efficacy, to any thing hitherto made use ot ; they will efectually preserve the Teeth in a sound state even to old age; will render them white and beautiful without the least impairing the Enana , l, fasten such as are loose, keep such as are already decayed from becoming worse, prevent the Tooth-ach , perfectly cure the Scurvy in the Gums, and make them grew firm and close to the teeth. They likewise render the breath deli cately sweet, and remedy all those Disorders that are the coast!. (penile of Scorbutic Gums and bad Teeth. They continue to be sold, wholesale anti retail, by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street, London, pried 28.9 d. each, and retail by T. Scarman (late Pan• ne e and Successor to Mr. Hemet) George-etnet, Hanover-square. None are genuine but what hay* the words, " J. Hemet, Bayky and Blew, Cockspubetreet," engraved in the Stamp, ands Label " Bayley and Blew, Ceckspur-street, London," pasted nn the back of each bottle and box.---N B. The Essence is rartizulary reccaumended to Parents and persons who havetthe car , of Chi'. dreg as the iniatestpseaervan" of yaws and tender Tool.. ['hese prem , ses ate capable of accommodating upwards of fifty Pati.:nts; and, with some alterations (which w tiled br readdy ttta k by Ore Proprietor, on a fair increase of rem), might be ma .e equal to the rkeptiott and comfort of twice that number. l'itere are a• p own: between twenty and thirty Female Pa tients in the House; and many unfortuna•e Male Patients have lately been refused ad nittatice, it brings mtrary to the regulation Li down by the Lady wits has lung conducted this Establish ment, to admit such. The very Itealrli•ul and reared situation of these premiies ren ders them peculiarly appropriate ior .he p trpose to which th-y ' have be.oi su lo Ig will successfully applied, aad their coot igui y to L I Bat h (w::ere, if necestiaty. the maw eminent additional niedical la d may be s,edi.y ob a n ted) is a rarcurnstance which try ana -1 tzria:ly enhaae if their value. A very good Rani, Farm-Yard, Coach•lionie, and qtables, with upwards of Fifty Acrsi of Land, immediately cunizuous to the Premise., may, if required, be taken with it. Every particular may he known, on application to Mr. Lang. ford, Solicitor, liari.er‘iw, near Old Down, Somerset. No L l t ers %yid' be attended to, unless the postage it paid. DR. SOLO4ION's ANTI-INIPETIGINts proves of the highest utility in all cotes of" depraved habit with alf. etions of the ,kin," hence ito efficacy in eases of scurvy, strof In , r IcTraiy, 24 will as in the coofirmei lure; and h.-nee i .'illative po•.ver it expel, the virus out of the system, and re•t.ores it 1.) convalescence. In scorbutic complaints, lon venerea, Ste. Mercury, Antimony, and Aqua Tunis have been recommendd att.t tried, but they have reduced the patients who have nude 'tie of them to the mo.t &Throttle state, old have left eomploOits winch 4 he snit and Crli• les of the first physicians fuer D, en un.t• ble to coce with. *1 hr.te disorder. fly before the elreeta of th► A ntl.l , tipe• igi ec.. Ifrcit_ it a a bottle, aryl the family 1•oltles with the quati . .t' of foot-, 3 h. only, by whi:b tliorc is a savios of 94. wit!. eviout lotto bills of directions, anJ with the secue ty of h vine the ProprL , or*, ua.ne h the era up," Swill. Sclom on, Livapoul; which •-eons to the purchaser the genuine medicine. :told by Marmon* id LAO, 18, Strand. Dit. FOTHERUIL'S NERVOUS CORDIAL nat.ws. [-HE latent cause ut Netvous Disorjers lies in an L irnpur,: statr of the anlmil juices, which instead of issurisii• ing and At•ipo.ting the principle of life, irritate and dera 'te the nervous liiires; this products varietal complaints of a relaxed habit", the animal spirsis not being supported, Hypochondriac and Hysteric affections arise, and from this diseased state of the blond proceed the varilus inalaillos that embitter life, mar every present etijnyment, and cut the thread of eakt.nice by a premature decay. For these disorde s Dr. FOT11111031:8 Naavous COIDIAL DROPS have beeu found the best remedy, the most pnwerfol restorative, and reanima ng medicine; it has been provsil an infallible core tor these wli al!h has been injured in warm climates, or by close attention to Iv4,itiesa, and a sedentary life. Its passers have "seen fully cuahr tied in those infirmiles which attagk the young of either sex, and too often prematurely produce old age and all tt weakties..!. coliiii•cted with it. No medicine possesses such general restorative qualities, or so well adapted to every class of valetudinarians; the cold serves and weak muscles of relaxed Whits are Warmed, animated, and confirmed; by them the limbs acquire fresh v4oir, the exhausted veins are filled with rich and healthy juices, the spirits drooping mid languid, become revived and exhil:rated, the differeat functions of appetite and digestive are promoted by it, a d the whole constitution receives new life and strength. This grand restorative of health cannot be recoils. mended with too much eagerness to the female sex, in the deli care and highly nervous state which is known to succeed chil.lbed, and those peculiar indisposition' of the an, which by want of at ' tetrion, are apt to produce the most fatal and lingering diseases, and even death itself. Sold Nvholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapsid.., corner of Paternoster row, London; Baxter asd Co. and Smith, Edinburgh and Glasgow ; Bawls, Portsmouth ; Ne•vbery and Sa3, Dublin; Pack and Turner, Hull; Holland and Haydon, Plymouth ; and most Booksellers and Medicine Wnders, to every town, in bottles at 4s. &I. and Us. each. Of whom may be had, Br. FOTHER GILL', PEMA LE PILLS, price 2s. 94. a box. IMk'tlk lAN r DIbCO VERY. THE Advantage the Public must always derive from regularly educated professional men directing almost exclusively their studies to one species of malady, was never more clearly demonstrated than by the unexampled success which has attended the administration of their new remedy, and the extraor dinary cures it has performed. For a long series of years Messrs. Cue RIZ and Co. Surgeons, formerly in his Majesty's service, have made the Venereal Disease the particular object of their investi gation, and are happy in having discovered a medicine sup,rior to mercury, in the cure of that complaint ; it is sufficieut to observe, that the effects of this remedy are diametrically opposite to those of mercury, for though it completely eradicates every vestige ut the virus, in Its most confirmed stages, yet it does no: In the least injure the constitution ; on the contrary, it renovates the system in all its natural functions, promotes appetite, and facilitates di gestion; thus instead of reclining a strong and vigorous constitu tinn to the frightful condition that mercury dim e it not only pre serves that constitution in Its primitive state, but tenures aweak and debilitated one to its natural strength and vigour. Number less instances are on recent record of the superior efficacy of this medicine, its inherent and specific virtues acting es a w e enie' corrective to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an excess of conjugal or illicit pleasure, or from the more insishous, though not less destructive, indulgence of Incautious yooth of both sexes i In a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy variety of diiordeo which are the consequence of this solitary vice, there are none more affl sting than that distressing state of debility and de r ficieecy which prevents or embitters the matrimonial state; the unhappy safferer broods over his misfortune, ashamed to seek re lief, mil he is reduced to such a state of weakness as to render life oppressive. To such persons it must be a cunsoling tion to know, that they may now, by a new intati.ble mods 'or treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings ; strong, manly and vigorous constitution. In all cases of debility, deficiency, from whatever cause arising as well as in every species of venereal infection, Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted .by patients of either sea with tb; greatest secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hatton Garden. Patients in the country, describing the particulen o! their complaints, by letter poet paid, ruchising a Bank note, will have the isecesae7 usedieine and advice sent to any part of the kingdom, No. 107, Hatless-(irides. CHING'S PA l'nN LUZENtiks. W ORMS are the must frequent so t i t ee * 4 CM']. dren% Disease. Their symptoms every parent and parass of children should be acquainted wi:h— l'hey OCCalioll kin of iph petite, a paleness of the coloar of the face, etnaciatioo, and Imo gular state of the bowels, attendei after with violent pants; mg bring on convulsions, they affect the growth of the body,and they israTe fatal, by ending in a consumpocia or decay. Bosch as a prev ventative and cure of these alarming comphints, the above cacti. lent medicine is universally allowed, on the tostitnony tif tie highest characters in this country, bath in rank and respectability, to Lave no equal. The public *pp:is:la:Jos given to she Proprietor, f ront a ineaunal konwledze of it, wonderful soecess in their own familiesotartips its merit b yond compel:lw, and gives& sanction to it, of which on other medicine of the kind can boast. Parrott and others who have the care of child en should hare his t u;a family to resort so, whenever the stoniavb or bow ofcbiklreu are any way disordered, which it will alwaysbe hood to r.l'eve. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's. No. 4, Qhespsido s corner of Pater :oeter•rew; Baxter and Co. arid Sottish. Edinburgh and Glasgow; lljxland and Hayde.s. Piyin.suth ; Newbery and Son, Dahlia ; Peck a•t,l Corn r, 14..11 : rid most Country Moo dicing Venders. in hoses at is. std. and Ss. ad each QEVE RA L LAdies an .1 Gmilemen of (ii*tinctino, ia who had mot of their Teeth In - Fse, hart dlrlseed to ds• Prnxietor ' after using a fey b stiles of the Cherry LJ s.in. theft Issch.! teeshbecamt• quite Arm Y LU ins n iiiuely sweeten s the breath, a-t 1 from ex;terirtice hie proved tor oily article for ta.tening teeth that are 10011.•• l i troCrVell 2:nl w..itesso the teeth, hTtl , , horde as, and s-tmgtheas •enier gains. Ihe Cu .rry Low.. I. ptricularl, servic:atsle for rioting the mouth during illness or c osss ternent, all it re'rethes the mouth, prevents the teeth injuring fr I n taking med.cine; Is of great valise to perpons wearing artificial teals fastened t• the natural ones. a. it preveam the natural teeth be coming loose or getting notched; those te:.o wear strident, teeth °ught nev-r to be without it, as by cleanong arteilc , 4l teeth with the Coerry Lotion, it keeps th:m sweet and clean , (sod preve,'M their changing colour. A trial will convt.ice that lac Cnerry Lotion is tar preferable to say Loti.m f ar Cott artittb. teeth. GO gums. By Hoeing the mouth with the Cierry Lo:lon„ it always retains a pleaaam flavour in the mtrah, an 1 vans,' tra it ra.se e t o the bra h. A.k for Prince's Cherry Lotion, tiall.aigninea • bottle, or one dozen bottles 43. CHERRY PAS a E, for cleauslng, preserving, and immedis ate whitening the Teeth, kcepi•ig ahem free from unure, cant ing the Scurvy in the Gums, which is the case as tett': jerky louse, and drop out quite sound; also fa.tens teeth the: are loose, makes the gums and lips of a healthy red, is highly esserao4.—. Those who once use it, give it the preference to tooth powders). The Proprietor, as a ()elitist, often (Lids the enamel of reetk destroyed, and the Gums worn olf, by persons using teoth psw. den, occasioned Prat. the sandy ingredients they are generally composed of. The Cherry Paste is warrassed binucent, pl. &Ant to the palate, anJ a sure preventive against all complaints that are Incident to the Teeth and Gums. The Cherry Paste is of ire* utility fur Children, as it prevents the yellow tarture settling cos their tender teeth Ask tor Priti:e's Cherry Paste, its. 641. pw pet, or ailuzen at .C 1 45.. Sold wholesale and retail. by the Proprietor, Pat men, Dentist, No. 9, John-atreet, Oaford-street, London; and (by appointment) Hendrie and Sons Perfumers to her M.tj:si y Titchbaurne.st rent, Golden-mum ; Barclay and Son, 91, Fleet-market; Wither, 229, Strand; Bacon, 150, Ottiord-s•reet ; It gee, t]S , Cheapside; Ward, Sit 4, Holborn , Tutt, Royal Lacltat:ge, and at m at principal Medicine Venders:. For the at commolation of I.aiies and Gentlemen residing Is the country, by iiicLsi .g a pond note Ina letter dir-cted to the Proprietor, they will receive by coach, carefully packri. a guinea'. vro.to. Coti.itry Shopiee.iers by sembog the.r orl,:ra to an? Wholesale M Jicine Ve.ider they deal wt.li in London, will re. erive liberal all.hvance.—.l Cnurtou : Each of the above articles are e;aned Pr.nce* sin the Stamp. it) I'llelMAS.TAYLtest, ICONS! DE it it hut an act of justice due to the merits of yoer LEAKS'. 1 ) .1 I'EN Pi 1.1.4, to communicate to you the following Cure, which has rece , ttly been p. rfur tied by them. Au 'acquaintance of tuine,who by the breaking out cf so old Vet:ereal Complaint (attended by a coinplicaion of timed:re aristeg therefrom) was reduced almost to a skietun, and altke he hid the-best medical advice eat;.icli could tie and trial a variety of patent medicines, nothing could be procured which ieented to suit his case, or do him any service ; he remained in a most reduced and pitiable situation for two years, unable to fol. low his profession, and scarcely able to walk ur even to stand on his legs ; in fact, no one who knew him ever supposed it possible for him to recover. lie was advised at lan to try your Leake's Pills—he did so, adhering strictly to the Mr:cases given with them—he had not taken more than two buses, b:fore he foetid an alteration for the better—this encouraged tt,al to proceed and by taknig a few bores more he found his appetite sod strength gratiudly return, and is now as healthy and stout as any ntus , know. You are welcome. Sir, to wee ail person to nte tor a confirmation of the above account, if it shoal be doubted. 1 aria Sir, your obedient humble servant, • IeiJNIAS Library, Folkstone, July 10, I.V. Prepared sod sold by the s de Proprietor, Tho.nas Taylor, Member orate ltoval College of Surgeons, Lon.' is, at los home, N 0.9, New Uridge-strtet ; where, :titer a constant meld nee or inure than 40 years, in a practi;e parlienlarly directed to the e en , of Venereal entiplaints and those incidental to the parts of gener ation in both sex 's, with that inviolable secrzer woe' men °this profession should always obs.rve, he flatter. isi:nselt the advice and assistance, he gra•ui•ousiy atlminiot r. ro peronis Limns Q s medicine, will be esteemed by a disc. rising pudic as an a wanton seldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Also sold by kto a ! tpol..toient, for tl:e convenience of thfteillr ing at a distance, at •he Perfumer's, No. 33, et. Ally mi.strect, Pall Mall; t .e l'oy Shop, No. test, Oeforl-scree. ; Mr. Moho rough's, No. 7, Fish-street Nil; Mr. ratter's, %ouch Wiese, Ecliiiiiurgb; Mr. M i llonald . l. ; Mr. enthral's, I.h.thin y ‘lr. Saline s, Liverpool ; Mr. Atkinson's, Moue aft ub r one person to every conniferabie town in Great Britain a id Ire. land, hi b .zes of only Lot. did each, sealed wkh direc ions, whereby Ferran, of tithe SCI N.B. Every boa ,old in s ; r..t Betel amp, on .• h :6, by favour of the u the om tai St e artsp wilkh Otfi a se t , eion " l*. y) l aci 'a. N othe o. , n waled up, wkh ft II a cipLuiS .-- h.t scx asay curt b nts-hus. Betel is waked up. wick a Comma. sioans. s s. 9, New Seidreiseem" Its are cowed*.