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Goods packed free of expense, except the materials, and sent 'to Apart§ of Great Britain, and to the East and West Mks fitted oat, and Merchants supplied with Cabinet Oacids for ' &partition. 1 1 • • Apartments Putnhbeti at a few hours' notice', and .1 • r . . Houses in tiro or four days. Donuts a "gams uxor. Thy house, and n the cup of life, , That honey-drop ) thy pleasing wife. SOCRATES, by his discourse on Marriage, taenrap turtd his auditors with the subject, that the married men fleet to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to be wedded ; and " The Spectator" bas affirmed, that the word" wife " 5s the most agreeable and delightful name in eateM' The sacred Innnude's, then, of marriage, compasses the-decide ration of our enjoyment; teeming not only with happinese con earth, but disposing the soul itself to harmonize with bliss hereafter. Previous, hostever, 'to entirftig into this hallowed obligation,- it becomes an iMperative duty, not only to regulate the passions, but to cleanse the grosser nature froin those impurities which thefree dOm of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon ft. To the neglect of such attention ire attributable Many of those hapless in stances, which, while they excite* the totmniseratioo of the be- Insider, should also Impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will efferninize the bodya residence In the tro pics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the pre mature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the - natural J dignity into a state of inanition, &Mit whence the agonized suf rear more than doubts the chance of relief. To an such, then, !tiro address ourselves, Offering hope—end - pc—muscular strength— fclicia ; nor will our advances appear questionable, sanctioned as :tbs., are by the multiplied Proofs of 20 years successful experience. ' The easy cares of married life are sometimes disturbed by the sus-- pension of those blessings which conctitrOte the meptial wreath for the female habit is often,constitutionally weak—yet it can be aterngthened,and deficient energy' impritied into fonctliftud power. In every ciie tif syphilitic intrusion, as well as to every relaxa tion of the generative econome, we pledge our ability to cure spee dily, and Witb effbct. Ear:taffy solicitous to expel the unfeeling ernpyrit, from the tallithim so presumptuously taken Nip( we de viate from general principles with-lea hesitation • and confident in our osets honourable integrity as - Members of the College of Sur geons,we-.relitt die suffering community of either se , / (especially thew entering into matrimonial life) at once to our home, where daily attendance is given for personal consnhation ; and letters from the countrf aft immediately answered ; these must contain a remittance for Advice and Medicine, which can be forwarded to ant part of the world, however distant. Gi3S.S and es. M. It. C. Surgeons, No. Ili . liouserto-street, Fleet-street, London. - Just published (§leteenth Paiition), 1. The Aegis e , riffs, a Candi.' liar commentary on the abbste Dlseases.—lind, H3tgeserto, addresss exclusively to the Female Sex. 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Cl. per gallon; s econd ditto, 4s. • Seal ditto, 3s. common ditto, 2s. 4d. the. bv.at Q:4 •Alouled Soap, 761. per nt; sacond ditto, 725. -best. Yeilow s .66s. second ditto. 645. fine Old Curd,ditto, 645.' Ready blowy terms. .Scented Soaps, Pearl Ash, Starch, and Blues. • ALL ogdara.nraddy attmtled to. The greatest care and dispatch to those for-the country. Greases for dogs and poultry, 16s. 6d. per . cwt. ; 1710.31 SATURI;OY.NIGIrr:S G4ZET2E. • . . Ityriiii RITUR.NLIVTiI ratsvirr rAitiumarr. Cottoiy of Lincoln—Sir William Animus Ingilby, of Kettktherpt, in the county of Lincoln, Baronet, in the rot= of the Houma able Charles Anderson Petherti, nqw Lord Yuborough, a Peer of the (jolted Kingdom of Gl:eat Ilataitiand Ireland. - • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. . . Robert Calf;2"Covr-Cross-street, West Smithfield, carrier, from December 16to to, at eleven, ,at the Court of . Commissioners ot Rillkrups:SashrtbaU-street. • -_- hdIiNIEROPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Join Matthews, jun. Brbihatn, Devon, coal Merchant. • Robert Noon and Thomas Fisher, Grub-street, timber-merebants. • BANKRUPTS. ' . • James Moon, Bristol, currier, to surrender December 30, 31, and January V, at eleven, at the Bummer Tavern, Bristol Attor-• tries, Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, Gray's Dun-square ; or Mr. Day, Bristol ; . • -Lucy Joyce, Keyford. Somerset, iniiholder, December 27, 30, !. and January 24, at rwelye, at the Wheat Sheaves Inn, From* Selwood. • Anomie'. Mr.-Hartley. New ihidgeolstreet, Black* friars • or. Mr. Miller, Cronus Selwood. James botrk, Rochdale, . Lancashire, iromnonger, December 26; - : 27, and January 24, at twelyei at the Commercial Inn, &el ". held. Attornics, Mr. 131.:kelock, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-street; or Mr. Branson, Sheffield. • 'James George Powell, kham, dealer, December 16, January 13, land 24, at oue, at the Court of Cemmiss,oners of Bankrupts, Bs :singlsall-strett. Attorney, filr..Thwaites, Vutoria-islace, Sonde .ILaml;reth.. . Elias. Abraham Jones and William Hibbs Jones, Hackney-fields, •brewer 4 December 16, 2.3, and January 24, at twelve, at the • Court of Commissioner, of Bankrupts, Batingball-street. Attor ney, 'fir. Iluxley,.Pumi-court, Temple. Abraham. °Blain, limo( Seulcoates, 317.0 r k Shire, meal in an, Decease • ber 60, at. es, 11, at ten, and January • 24, at eleven, at the Crown ; kn. i3aintly.:.LAllorniesi Mr. Capes, Holborn-court, • Gray's liinaatat. lUt..cartwright, Ila w try. , • ~. - Richard Grace, Fete, orel-s•.rect, hat-manufacterer, December 20, in, and. January 24, at twelve, at the Court cf Commissioner. of Bankrupts, Basingball-street. Attorney, Mr. Wilke, Fins bury-place. - . . • Samuel Cronarry, Kng-street, Westminster, cheesemonger ' De cember:lo; January 3 and 24 , at eleven, at the Court of co . m•t • .missioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall- street . Attornies. Messrs. ' Watson and Son; louverie-street, Fleet -street. ' Joseph Appleyard, Catherine-street, tits -and, bookseller, Detensbog lb, 50, nod January 24, at twelve; pt the Court of Commie • sliners of Bankrupts, Basingisall-street. • A itornuy, Mr. 46, .. .. . • Wurskip-street-road. . . . .: William Sitnes, Canonbury Tower, Islingtan, dealer, D ece mber . 20, January 3 and 24,_ at ten, at the court of Conandanoners •of Bankrupts, liasinghall-etreet. Attorney, Mr. Comae, &Tee . Inn, Holborn. . . .. William Cordingley, Russell-place, Lower Russell-street,Beroiiud ' fey. brewer, December 20, ,January 3 arid 24, at ten, at the Court of COmmissioners of Bankrupts; Basiughall-stroote At • tertsey, Mr. Townsheird, Crooked-lane. • Domenic Fasana, Bath, fancy-stationer, , December . 20, 27, add January 24, at eleven, at Abe Contra Cuilliniuititters of link supts, Basingball.street. Attorney, Mr. Courteen Blses-lane.' - ;No Hooper, •Alure.court, Fleet-Exert, atirioner, December. 36, • $3, and January 24, : at twelve, at the Court of Commission** • -of Bankrupts, kla.inghall-street Attorney, Mr. Dicidits,..Bar. lane, Cheapside.' Thomas Hodgson, Newgate-street, linen-drapers December .16, January 10 and 24, at tine, et the Coat of Comodminests'of Binkrupts, Basingfiall-street. Attorney, Mr. Ilutar, Vi . ading-st. DIVIDENDSto be made hi BASINGIIALL-STRKET. Jan. 20, J. Pintas, Midford-p:aae, Tottenlianecoorairoadeliall. der, at ten. Jan. 3, J. Hellyer, late of . Lloyd's Coffoo-hown, in surance-beam, at eleven. Jan. 3; .1: toiduara, lkislitturginee, New Kent-road, carpinter. at one. Dec. 16, C. H. Banbury, Wood-street, Cneapattle t silk-manufacturer, at tine. .Jan. 3; Gs J. Arnistroug, Princes-square. Ratcliffe-highway,. enal-merchant i at one. Jars. 3, J. Mackie, iitiatirtsg-t.treet, merebant, at eleven.- Jan. Jan. 13, F. W. Courthope, late of •Loinghourn Carothers..Fen churcb-sereet, umber-merchant, at eleven. Jun. 17,..r. Gehthorp, Molinearasetreer, Nlaiy-larbuotte; tartlet:KV, s at. twelve. Jaw 10, li: Tiple:its and E. Gallen, 11-ainghali 5i10.% factor's, at one. • DIVIDE:74I) to, he titikie le the COUNTRY. ' • Jan. 15, C. F. Fortier, Blergate, coal-merchant,. at twelve, at • Royal Hotel; Margate.' Jan. 3, J. 13tuidair, late of Chorley, Lartc4sbire, cotton-spinner, lett% at the Mosley Arms Inn, Man - theater. - Jan. : s, P. Tyler,lfaddenham; Bucks,' rnaltater;it ten, 4 r - the George trui,'ltylesbury. Jan. • ••,•. S. Miller Whicheomb •eleren; ''bite lia;t,Winelsconda: 3. iti-Li-lionne, tthraer. *.J. and li:rehash. 'J. Clark, Taw 'ltch, dealer. 43. A. rest oft, twine-spinner. thurch-street,nnibcr. r. I'. t nabert, Pen- H.arivratetreet, Oz ch'e.• • • • .• 1 ` • 4 I - . ..0 . . of the last r .1; MC VS GENUINE PILLS, jtastly famous tor '"` "''."` •—..-7. -- - - • t • -- •, -- .------. -- ------ Gloucestersiarg:, mercer, at. eleven; at the Whim Itart,Wineheomb . JL4 curing, in all itsi• stages, 'the lIRNERRAL DISEASE.-.- . • • • CEIVIIPTOIRS-i . -las. J. BitiTISII One small PRI is a dose, and the tiking °Lane tiox, in a recent' W. J. Ginza, Nottiiin-itrett, hlary.L..lionne, timer. .J. and 0 !gaps and case, *ill snontarrAnce the patient of • the cent,* of 'his spetmly mover/. Nothing can be better contrlifd,' itsmee - safe; or ' more G*. Steel. late (4 • ite • Alerhithe' timber, Mc. rthlnts' J. Ciarks76w- ininit a clear continten't than thit Remedy, ft each as are nbtigeCtO go iourvies bri d ges .114.64..„ apes- . A. Cornillet,• I hsondaditell, dealer. G. A. Wiguey,. chiclustri, biewer. J. Ward, Lowestoft, twine-spitiner. inky, by 3. at to sea, as it heeds no confmement nor .iiitr.iinfet - Die; nid . V, W."Cuurilture, I..MiboU C n-chambeeserinchurch.street, 'amber- , :aitireitFOTerienee (in an extensive iiracticelhas proved; thag Laing a clear 4/10 Meets Cure %tin . repeated Salliation' and all other reed' rustisint. r. uudie.y, lirightou,cardctztieikr. P. t liabert, Pen- cumiliace. s lentolivitle, merchant. E.:Macre, Harksay‘sereet, Oz- rum the Age avail noshint. Por the Scurvy and other Chirmical 421isoide* I. -Rogation, this Redittrte• fits- kit its • thrivitita 0 sci,ogepeilens 4 05,5'454i- 1 4 - . _, r . ile f** r • W .:. nwe r ssi th t i l' e ts butcher. . . • 4 . • -.. of bOth seietave 'been ally cured of the above-ertiel dtaiii; '..• . ._,...‘:: MilisVl-Ari9No 9 V g4t wrtulitsti I PS. _ set &Won, tiers, within She-brat eight feark • Prepared aod laid 'by tbie, mile . &MOW alit 464,. o.9rp-orcei, sbore.;4o), cabialot.liakeri. Ills. bound. PtOprietnri,•T:TAY LORii - od SOO; Vembern of 'the' 1t0p1.61. • ! .• NON* tipd Woolf. ird, wti,;ll o a;e tearciorief apptup.. 1, smaathas le-e of Surgeons , at tivir Ilthisbi. MO* tqcsi"itritig‘ltreitPtii allarialoom.likoiboli - ied itowia, P3l, SOalcraltahlre;a4btbaliders. F hb tip E A : Sidi, of coif ..is.•Yd. c>acis, dnty'inibided. , -L-11.6..lrrititck . ' ./A7andiMapipirCl4z-street, Dachas. 1. ,al4 %_l O . ilidorlhon, ' '• ' *Om, OIL p iti -the is-J.9l4ra lit ivier.4.:Ther *it idsee .. . tit*, **frau& , 44 3 liags.a0d..1:ariar,i ,-carin t, wa rn 61 tiaidPiak LOY unit Menc• with' c.tlibtli &radii:art lOU ' 62 1- 11 gOgs • 11bb1041744,1P01•44.4449:14 4. teg 2 S l 14 lArik *i.l4 l SA e ll e EvrAgh zot, 4isiget; • Mi. •PisairailtiV: rcii: 7 ridWedra':ne ir'' ff filiffiattii 'le ilickiiake.k - mid ifs ixii P- . - .' 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