The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-10-05 00:00:00

g ROY. SING, te acted tl 'ONTA Ir. INC! paulette, LARD; Lae t llAPtmbet ,RT; s. mew momq;. ich will be added. the Farce of 5I A L MAGNETISM. r. Mr. BRUNTON; Mortar. Mr. BL A N tr. Mr. VA WCETT; Picard. Mr. TRU- Mimi BOLTON ; Lisettu, Mrs. GIBBS. opened at. half past five, and the Play be- vet to be taken of Mr. BRANDON. at in prilwe's-pLace. Hart-greet, film ten tool Price 3s. 6d.—Pit Si. 6d. Second Price 2i. Second price Is.—Upper Gallery Is. No money to be returned. mkt, Prince of Denmark : Hamlet, Mr. 'itesday, The Conscious Lovers..—On Wed- Opera of Abroad and at Home.—On Thurs.. •On Friday, The Road to Ruin. re2;pertfully informed, that a New Drama tiearsal, and will speedily be produced. EM EN, CLERGY:AND FREEHOLD IE COUNTif OF GWVCESTER. refrain from again expressing to you, ibie I am of the warm aud•friendly interest itt my•Lvoty in every part of the Cotiaty— : coined, as it can only proceed from the wishes of my Brother Freeholdetp. vo honourable, and in a cave in which oar privileges are involved, I should deem my artity of your confidence, could I 'imitate ' to perevere to the lust in the contest iu .ked; the result of which, the zeal and spi tbe County, leave me not the smallest rea- antiuus wish to pay my personal respects to $ but the hurry necessarily attendant on my to rendered this Impossible. In my progress, de this as far as I am able s.aad I bust that omissions which may occuo§still not be, in►- I have the boactui to be, faithfal antt le rve BEitKELET Sept. :28, 1810. • AN BLACKING, MADE BY DAY and MARTIN. luahle Composition, with half the producesthe most beautiful jet black ever peculiar Nourishment to the leather, will net (Iwoy is perfectly free from any unpleasant retain its virtues in any climate. by Day and. Martin, at the Manufactory. Mora ; retail by F. Day, Or.o. 7, Tavistock, Arden; W. Day, 80, Swallow-streets Axtell, ,ane ; and by the principal Boot-makers, Per )ibuni, in the Metropolis; and in every Town Vatted Kingdom, irktomelootties, - prioe 10. 6d. APPINESS. , !-Marriage ' , hyoid be of Social Happiness, 'is often dis , parties that fonn thi union not taking those would secure the the enjoyment of that blessiug. Pe4ple of every rank pay adoration wedlock; hu.t when' the constitution has been or debilitated by a certaia habit contracted renovation of . stability previous to entering ipeitsitily requisite to revive the slumbering nd to reanimate the system. For uo disorders more es;eutially to destroy Hymeneal inippi-* ' , lnch are the consequence of unguarded plea.' 7onsideratinit which educed Mess's. CURRIE, last twenty yeas:). to direct their studies and sly to the treatment and cure of the Venereal ' isorders arisiot therefrom ; as also to that de- . tem, produced'by the destructive habit of the' ool•boy,which brings on those distressing DE-7 .E.FI,CIENC KEA that prevent in embitter the . .The successful result of their plan, gives them In impute the ravage 4 of these. coinplaints, -3t importaut in the catalogue of bumati.intir iinves every person. who has indulged in this soli '• relief by consulting Professional Menai' to which Messrs. CU Hit I E and Co. claim scholastic authority, as well ns the testimony of "lets. In professlty; the cure of these complaints, inducement to vice; but. sensible sia all men existence of such calamities, they offer their lady educated Members of the Royal CodeAes London and Edinburgh. Slight and recent tic infection are radically cared in the short vs. These of the most obstinate duration,such inveterate strictures, pain qf the bones, glee!, inently and speedily cured. Several Noblemen the first respectability have been under the ..,urrie and Co. for the removal of complaints Strictures, Ate.; and having received a radical ire, request that references may be made to. tor , / evidences of the decided snperierity of and Cap.'s plan of treatment. Many of these 41 whirrs from ten to twenty yew's, and wets Messrs. Home, Heaviside, and other Sat eminence, .wlio attempted their cure by f the lunar caustic, without success. Mears. have selected the following fetter from the laily retching from Gentlemen, returning them rettoratitm to sound and vigorous health. It o unsolicited, from the son of a Noble Earl, red under this distressing nod painful malady tier had been under the care of several Surgeons of - .ewe, none of whom afforded him permanent he superior method of treatment adopted and ;. Currie and Co. he received a radical core of one mouth. May 28, 1810. . CURRIE, 107, ilatton-garden. feels great pleasure in communicating to Dr. re-establishment of his health, in consequence admirable treatment of Strictures in the Ure add, that he has not fur many years enjoyed SA And freedom from pain; and he entertains is. 'oaring obtained, through his skill and attention, a radical cure of that horrid complaint. As bewail not ke manner that others treated llio complaint ! he neer, from a fair trial and a just comparison, to of applause to Dr. Currie which he sensibly feels,, IllOSi ready and salting to acknowledge. ipplication to Mears. Currie and Co. the pit e tne pain, d anger , and expense of a long and lance upon less experienced practitioners. WOMEN, who have long been disappointed in iions of a family, may be assured tilat,iu most !lefectsare curable by. medical .kill; unit although such impediments be an object of doubt and *tor others, yet thecure of such defects, by the gra r.enoyation, is the acqpiremeat of their ex pe .„l,tr I-. (Armand Co. may becomailted by patients of Am 2:‘, itith tl,e greatest secrecy and hinstrur, nt their 7 , . Au. 11:7, Flatus's-garden. br, 11 . 14. "'' Ihe Country. descriling particulars of their case, " 1 "d . t of Lyme., inclining a remittance for Advice Rod load ui. th.! mine will be given h,r sent to any part of the r . e that secrecy so esiential to their undertakidt; She less may be addOd to the account for medicine). •• 111 ;, H itton-gardea,—July LULL • 50 /Jo 2;500 1(x) ..3 2,500 4,800 l3 79,400 • 4,000 Numbers. 4200,000 FIVE. TICKETS OF IF:ACR NUMBER. Tickets and Shares are selling ;tali the Offices. Persons in the Country may be s•ipplied with Ticket. and Shares. no ap plication to the Agents to any of the principal Towns; or by setirliug their Ordvrs. 'vita Remit - it/awes to the Otbces in Lon don. • Ass er,rl7 purcluke is recommended, as, from the preseut deertsid.ll..vbe et priori, *Owed. - • GODDLUUK, and Uo. XL tractors with Government for the present STATE LOT TERY, respectfully inform the Pithlie that Tickets anti Shares ore now on Stile at their Ottle..es, Bank-Imildings, Gornhill , and opposite the King's (Neese, Chhrisig-truss. SCH ELM E. 5 ....of. ... i:26,006 - :::itre... £lOO,OOO 5 • -...-144..., 10,000 b — % ~..! 1,000 5,000 . 10 .100 ' 5,000 90 - ''' -..`..:' 3,000 10 ..... 100 25 • ...... 4= .2,,h00 4 t 900 - 15 72,000 90010 Tickek. • £200,000 tivelickete of each /Umber. _ Ail•Obb; 4-vin the 19th of Qrtober, MIN - I+ABt4tOpIARLE • 012-IdOSl 41/VA.NTAGKOUS TERMS. GIBBONS, WOOLLEN DRAPER, MAN'S MERCER, and T.% YLOR, 189, Fleet-street,'three Doors from Fetter-lace, • having on hand a large tpuratity of Cloths purchased before the very great advance, is enabled to supply Gentlemen 'with Cloths at the prices below (fni.' ready Money), asqtringthern the quality of Cloth, the Fashion, and Workmanship cannot be etceeded ; of which they may be sa tisfied by inspection—a great variety of .Woollen Cloths, 011 every article in the above branches being always kept. • . Very best Superfine Cloth Coats, made to measure .; . .63 10 • Super Ditto • Good Second Ditto fireat,CoatsOf every description On proportioapte Tenses. , • Very best Super Kerseyruere Breeches .4 L 6 Double Milled Ditto Best double t.villed Cord Ditto _0 18 It is particularly requebted Gentlemen will observe the No. Itt. I eut. Gear of _ Centre Sussex Local Militia; deposed, that on the 17th of Septembet last, he saw the Prisoner at Lewes, and asked him it he *as going td join his regiment. The Prisoner replied, that he understood Cpl. Graham was going to send a file of men for him—that he should Men join, and not till then. Ss Gwynrie, Esq. being called, the questions of the Prosecutor being presented to the Deputy Judge.. Advocate (Major Reynolds), the Court was cleared in ordtr to decide the propriety of potting them to' iho Witness. they were orerzruled, add Mr. Gwynne was not examined: The Prisoner then entered on hit defence. He stated that he had been ballotted for the Eastern Division, and had paid the fine of 101. for his exemp tion. His father, however, being desirous that his son should set a loyal example to the lower orderd living near his estate, some of whom were much discontented, wished him to serve as a private in the regiment. This, however, being suggested to a friend of Capt. El'man, his advice was, that Capt. Ell. man should endeavour to obtain a commission. He did so, and being presented with it, the penalty of 101: which he had paid was returned to him. He had ex changed for his convenience into the Centre Divison ; and the same motive which had induced him to do this, in the first instance, prompted him to solicit in ex.. change at present. He had taken a very large lard about 3 miles from Lewes, and being just about to enter upon it, he found it impossible for him to super. intend the management of it while at such a distance as Brighton; whereas, had he been permitted to ex. change into the regiment then lying at Lewes, that being only throe miles from his home, he should not have felt so severely the injury, which heftiest other wise experience. No man could be more desirous of serving his king and country than himself; but the Honourable Court would make some allowance foe his personal feelings. After the insult which he had received from Col. Graham, in refusing to accept his resignation, and then transmitting . it to the Lord Lieutenant of the County, with a comment; and after Col. Graham had mlde his refusal to attend, the common topic of his conversation, he could not, as a man of honour, appear in the same regi. ment with him, and expose himself to further insult. He had learnt to' obey his father, and at publio schools. lie knew how necessary it was for a sula ,Ver to .ohey ; but he hoped the Cuert would makei some allowance fur his transgressing a duty whisk would have sacrificed his honeur. Cul. Graham had endeavoured to exculpate himself from ttie chargo of any vindictive motive, but he must have beet; set actuated. The Earl of Chichester had a Company vacant for him (Capt. E.) in his - battalion: • Cub Thomas had expressed to him the possibility d effecting an exchange. The most honourable and the must gentlemanly means were taken to obtain this end, and Colonel Graham resisted every app piication. lie had not only.done this, but when be (Captain Ellman) had made a direct application to the Lord Lieutenant, his resignation was trans mitted by Colonel Graham to him with a comment. Could he consent to serve under amen who had cast an odium on his character ? Ile had refused to obey him. lie would not deny that ,ho was culpable; but the Court would, he trusted, allow something for his feelings. He hail not wished to resign front -any mean motithe ve— he had tendered his resignation u Captain of Centre Division, because the Earl of. Chichester declined presenting hint with a Com pany, until his resignation had been accepted by the Lord Lieutenant and approved of by Colonel Gra ham. No man was mere willing to render his set vices in the army than himself-.-he merely had desired an exchange, and it was refused him. In the Act for enrolling the Local Militia, there was a clause that made it lawful for men to exchange; and although this was done away With by a subsequent Act, the principle of accommodation still existed. Besides, it iiitight be questioned, whether if; after an Officer has tendered his resignation, ho is still to be considered as amenable to Martial Law. This was, however; to be decided by the Court. Ha could nut deny the truth of the evidente of triode. nant Gear, but lle did not conceive that the adter. tisement of the Lad Lieutenant in the County Pa.. pers, requiring the privates, serjeants, and eorpo. rals, to attend at their respective places, affected him as a Commissioned Officer. lie begged leave to return his thanks for the kind indulgence of the Court—he contrived it a Court of Honour. He stood then as a man of honour; and he prayed tho indulgence of the Court„that they would endea. your to do some justice to his personal feelings. The Prisoner, during Ea defence; read some part of the correspondence %Obit+ had passed be. tween him and Colonel Grahantoind produced a letter (ruin Sir Charles Burrell „to himself, ap. proving of his conduct on former occasions as an Officer. Several witnesses were called : Earl Chichester and Colonel Thomas on the subject of the exchange; C o l one l c r ipps and :Major Ingram, to speak to the good conduct of the Prisoner, while serving in the Centre Division the last year; and Sir D,ivid Wed. derburn and Mr. Ellman,aen. who were not geese dotted. The : Court uttinurumal at three u`cluck. No 1431. ...--5v01"..6"=......".-- •---- ~.... NI: I' THE Vl'llF filiiS E VE will be F( 1 or d Wintove, 11. '' • Col. tvp 1.,q1. 3 .11,114.4.s c ii • "' t'Ll 1741 I f ; sir. " 1).0 11 •N •poR !;ION ! Itosa,MrstA. r. o. Casey, bliss Ti w bite ANI' tlarrntis de Linty. 1101); ley Fleur lAN. Colotance. - b e d T . , tor will be I is al ba'r'lla"4 sir. Rate , for the Rol •.fr Sets Box-Ottice iil fre. Oates is. Steno .._L„ o re Miller ! nrc old Price 6d. 'N On Nloaday. final %MI E —Ol, 'l'U 1 ' E . - ...„the.cemic et dz . ‘ )0 1g Lear.-0 The Politic are re tic woo is in tel _...------ --- 7 TO THE GENTLI } p er OF Tlll (:Feel roux, 11 CAS SOT re A 'how very sensib • ysieh is manifested an interest the mots f r ee afld anbialbed w With It support nc de.trest filth% and iv Of wholly unwell 1 pleAge myself I which I am einharl tit which pervades I oia to d o ubt. It has been my an eery Freeholder; I flavors his hitherto 1 shatl cootitme to d soy oniatentirmal ot radio divorce. I • . . Yr* rrrY I • lEgbame-court, S ......—........--- 'IRE REAL JAP. THIS Invalw usual labour, heneld, allitrds peat soil the fittest linen hell, and will retai Sold wholesale b 007, High-111db wet, Coveut.prd ha I, Finch-lane &hers, surd Oltine throughout the Uri end,. SOCIAL lIA the itimilatitm tithed thrnagh the I precaution- which pelt domestic !stein to the dirise of wed minted h. disease, I ot nearly age, a r. that state is in k lispei sparks of life, nod t hare cootribsted m !el than Mosey/hi I virr. It o m thin con i hod Co. Int these to nuenti.m inclusive' 1 Dreme, had the din , tzagertituf systet sricirsolerate :choral ' BILITIES and tki 1 Mariam:Mil state/ ail.!'attool ;wrlnur ti , a lick me the. mon , shirrs. It behoves 1 her vice toseek re no we and hisomr, I . ese sown.* of sets uorom indicted fact! (qty hold mot ao int noud he of the en :Posture as ee ni t a l ', of Su rgeons of 1.1 i c't`e of Syphilitic spate of two d 'vs. as otntruclitins, ins etc. are permanent and Geotkiaeh of i tare of Mes.n. Cu of the Urethra, Si and permanent cur them as .attsfacto .51essrs. Carrie at lientlemen had sli hailer the care of Enos of equal L the application of Carrie and Co. ha ' rnaoV they art. daii r tlvolks. for their re • ow, soot to them I %11., had laboured p fro nears: he had P ro livoionaleminei : relief ; bit from tt pur,om b y meson, 1 to the Ain space Il To De. 6 " Lord Carrie the perfect V Ir. "di mild mot a, t.re• ilr la a a an 7.. malt cundurt dad duos! o f id, haw . b ha. b)fyfert .„,,,.. ridic , n sir "ger 10 (Ac 1 kr il in hizt power on ier bionic o f r .0 thallecir be is BY an ratty ap k. ;tray %ill es.!o pr. I 1 !". tr4sn'his Attendant MARIt I El) If r their expechtlion tn. illhoces such deft ri . th eremoval of an oa rainty w iin ill 0 4 ri:nc i r r°4 a r i" of I ••••••••••• ''... 4 • .•, .. . ..... . -.4 --- • • .-.-•.•-•,-,..:_ . -2-.,- - : . :->k • -.- . '.. 3k.-:••• • - • 4., • IF .. 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BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS DA': COURT MARTIAL: - I: sent Lottery, via. the Prices of the Tickets and Shares are --sms.... • -.4.......... . • .. o RIDAY, October 5, much lower than the last-the Numbers of the Tickets arc r.-... This Day was publi4hed, price Is. Gtl. sewed. .. 11 (COURT MARTIAL (ix CAPT. ELLMAN= . Contialielll.• . . the Comte Opera of dared to only 4.000-while the Scheme contain; no ADD'. SYNOPSIS PIIARSIACOPOU A. LONDI. LINBLEA U. •TIOPNAL PRIZE of 4'4000, besides Twente other Co- 'rho Court re-assembled on 'Wednesday, et 11 Mr, pitals, and NOT THR D EE BLANKS To A PRIZE. NENSIS. 'By a PHYSICIAN. LEDON ; sir JAE Ball. Tbe whale to be rawa • of October inst. Printed for J. Callow, Mediral Bookseller, 10, Crown- . y i eluelt. Mr. Ellman, the father of the Priioner, Mr. FARLFEY t 'Ssire Tally - 14 Ii SC 11 E.. Laekland, Mr. JONlige; Mon', court, Prince,--(rect, Sabo; and 111esm Long H man, urst , was eaamined, bee ills evidence only went to p on Dolly 13411, 14In. H. 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Rest Supettgte Cloth Coat - Waistcoats Silk ditto - . -6 Ifs. to. • £4 4 0 1 •0' 0• 1 _5 0 Diable Milled Kerseyotere Breeches - 1 1i 0 Manchester Fancy Cord ditto - - I 6 0 Silk ditto - - - - - 2 4 0 Nankeen Pantaloons - - 1 0 0 Superfine Cloth or Keneymere ditto - 9 2 0 Superfine Chub Great Coat (plain) - 5 5 0 Pair of Superfine Doe Skin Breeches - 2 14 0 SUM'S, contracted for by the Year, and the Old Ones to be returned. I t Three Snits per Year £l9 0 0 FiimStiits per year eve 0 0 Four data - 9400 Si g ditto - *22 10 (la LIVE tES. , A Suit of LiotrY i - ' • - ' - ' 55 ' a ' I A Duffel Jacket and Waistcoat - - - 2io U A Box Coat • Fusstau Overalls - - . - 9 18 0* • Cloth ditto - . .• ' - - • --- 1 12 .O _ ____ . _ .-- .. . . PRICES OF REGIMENTAL AND NAVAL ' UNIFORSIB. Regimental Coat - -- - - . I -0•• 0 • Ditto Waistcoat . `+ ,1) 18 0 . Ditto Pair of Breeches - . - - 2'll' 6 Regimental SuPertioe Great Coat - • - bl 5 6 Ditto British Wool - - - . 4 14 6 Superfine Cloth Overalls - - - 9QO: ' Patr of Doe Skin Pantaloons _. - S 0 0 Pair of Lamb Skin itreeciies - . 3 0 • U Gentlemen may c o ntract for Cents on the Same principle : Four Coats per year £l5 • 0. 0 I Six Coats per year .C2l 0 0 Five ditto - 18 0.0 I . The Business being conducted wholly on the principle ilf Ready Money, excepting those Gentlemen who contract, the Proprietors take this opportunity of informing thine Gentle men their Bill will he sent in half yearly. and the. Clothes which are to be returned brought back. Naval and Military Officers will find a considerable advantage in 'applying to this' E-tablishment for their Uniforms, oe other Articles of Dress. .Regimental Orders are particularly attended to. Gentleseien are informed, that by addressingu line (post paid) to the Com pany's Office, 42, George-street, Adelphi, they will be di eel ed how to mensitrethenwelves..so as to 'fit the same•as if they were present. Likewise to be had at the Office, Belli Patent Pocket' Book. which candot he lost or picked out of the pocket. The Public are requested to olserve, •that orders are re ceived at No. 34, George-street ! Adelphl only, and that the hours . f business are from wine in the Morning till six in the Evening. ... _ , ~ . . ADV IC E. W hen Mon of education awl pro. fessional skill use persevering endeavours to discovet the most safe sod effectual tnesood of treating a few . prevailing Diseases, the successful resul t of their experience is the best proof of superiority. Messrs. GOSS and Co Surgeons. after being regularly edu cated acid initiated into every branch of the profession, (certifi cates of allies. from differeut Ilospitals. and testimonials from the most emitter,' Phisicituts, they have to cuhviuce airy En quirer), were induced to make the cure of 'tae followtshir Di seases the ii6ject of their par titular shady, vie. a C AIN DISORDER, frequently contracted in a moment of Monica. lion; and its c omoinitams siatecu R mid 41LEETS, as also I/ ER I LIT Y. whet h er arising Irian Racrhan •liius Wet . g enees, I-mg residence in warm climates, or a SECRET SOLI TARY VICE, to.' often unhappily pursued by the Youth or both sexes; in the one it will he found theeauseof sFI ett- LITY or BARRENNESS, and in the i.ther n e o sin's a mu memos voila of nervinai diseases ' which, if JIM timely remedied, ter min a te in IMPOTENCE ond Cl/VS(IM l' I' I 0 N • The result of a long alai extensive practice has eaabled them, by a superior method, to EOM:illy re iiiii ve those .0 0 ,,c,ie r ,, however inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the pa. beat to she least restraint in diet or exercise; oad in slight VI NKREAL C ASLS, a here un early applica tion is made after iiscovcry a the itifeetiori. they pled4c themselves to per form a cure in the short interval of two das. The unprecedented sweets of their tootle of treatment in the cure of the above complaints ( which has never been kilo% n In fail in one single in tanks in la elve years practice, during/ whieb period ninny per4ol6 of both sexes have orris cured, even miller *were and wjuriousanethials had been pal sued by other practi tioners without effect ), indoce,i Mews. tiihs and Co. to ttith pub licly offer their advice. They may be comulted ti) either sec d-iih, 'wont:illy. or by letter, with inviolabie secrecy, deli cacy. and attention. Patients in die Country. inelosing a Rank Note, are requested to state toe particulars of tacir ruse, age, mid ntaniter of Is% lag, and nitice and m edicine will tag forwarded to an) pArt of the King:loln. teldun...Gon ted Co. IJ, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street Thi, Day was published, Bvu. price Is 6d. boards, OBSER.VAtIONS wit the CLIMATE, MAN. NERS, and AM USHMENTS'of M ALTA ; prineiwilly intended for the information of Invalids, repairing to that Is land fur the recovery of Iletibh. By WILIAASI DOMEIER, M. D. Of the Royut College of 'Physician% LoadoO, ae. ar. Printed for J. Callow Aced lSeeksellet t Coma •egoort, Prineei'mtreet, Soho.' 'Where maybe had; isstviMiglied, prices. • CURSORY RI MARKS as CORPULENCY. By it. Member of the College of Societies. This Day WAS published., price 2s. 6d. A. FAMILIAR. ANALYSIS of the FLUID capable of producing the Phenomena of ELECTRI IATY :sad GALVANISM"; or COM BUSTION; with some RipIARKS ou SIMPLE GALVANIC CIRCLES, and their INFLUENCE upon the VITAL PRINCIPLE of ANIMALS. Illustrated by the Theo riesmtd Experiments of Csalvaui, Garnet, Davy, Young, Thomson, etc. &c. fly MATTIIEIV YATMA N. Esq. ._.10111101k4 !rinsed fur J. Callow, Medical Bookseller, 10, Crown-court, Prince's-street, Soho. Where may he bad, just published, price 2i. CURSORY REMARKS ON CORPULENCY. By a Member of the College of Surgeons. .irt* Day was published, price 36. sewed, A. , DISSEILTATION on the RUROVER. SION of the WOMU; including some Observations on este. Hutt* Gestation. Bi•SAMU,EL MERRIMAN, M. D. Pltioslefani Man-Mldwife to the Westminster General Dispen sary and Middlesex Hospital. - Lando's:. 'rioted for J. Callow, Medical Bookseller, 10; Ciosimenstet,' Prince's-street, Soho. • , • Where may had, . -. J. CALLOW'S NEW CATALOGUE of a MODERN COLLECTION St EDIt'AL BOOKS, containing the Iso'sfaPPPllllo4..fintisors, for • • ' ' Vtitipayivere published., prite2s. • REEF OBSERVATIONS IA the ADDRESS is his 1111AJ ES l'l t proposed by Earl GREY, in the p •• USE of LORDS, June 13, 1810. By WiIf,LIAM ROSCOE. El. .Printed forl".Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.. , . 'LIAKE'S GR AN n ANALUPTIC DROPS; Olt, VEG Ed TA IMF. BALSAM IC It ESTORATI V E. HE above Medicine is a Composidon of pure Balsams, bettered from that part of the Vegetable King dom. which (front the Author's long experience and very ex teasilte practice) was fauuct best adapted to restore debilitated and broken Constitutions to their pristine state of health and vigour. For Gleets and Seminal Weaknesses, whether of short or long duration: whether proceeding from ill-Cured Venereal Af fections, long courses of Mercurial or other Drastic Medicines; severe or Iteig-continued Illnesses; insutlicienOlutrition ; and more particularly from that destructive vice (which destroys so many of our youth in their bloom, occasioning Impotence mad premature Old Age in one sex, and Barrenness, the Whites, and a long trail of Nervous Complaints in the other.), Onanism, 'hit Medicine is strongly reconmsended, and will most certain ly effect acure, where it is possible a cure can he effected. In staral defects, where there is no irremediable Obstruction, it will have the moot happy effects; in Obstructions and Ulcei a thins of the Kidneys, Ureter, Bladder, and Urethra, it is a sovereign remedy; and in Coughs, Catarrhs, beginning Con sumptions, and Uleeratious of the Lungs, from its healhag bal samic quality, it will be found of infinite benefit—in short, it till fa eguently revive decayed Nature, and give fresh life, lealth, strength, and vigour, even to debilitated age. It may be taken at any time or season, without inconvenience. Prepared and sold, with copious directions (whereby persons of either sex may judge of their ease, and complete their cum), i in bottles of only 2s. 9d. each, duty included, by the sole Pro prietors. THOMAS TAYLOR and SON, Members of the Royal College of Surgeons. London, at their house, No, 9, New Bridge-street. A back door, and lights in the passages at night. They are also sold by appointment, for the convenience of those flying at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. A limo's- I street, Pall- ; Mi. Hepburn's toy-shop. No. 103, x ford street ; Mr. Disborough, No. 7, Fish-street-hill, nearly oppo sae the Monument ; and no where else in London: by Mr. Baster, Swath Bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Callwell, Dublin; and by onc persoD in eserysonsiderable town in Eogland. For the use of Patients .whose Cases are obstinate, of long standing, or desperate; for those goingioug jounaies, or to sea; and for those who have the charge of large bodies of men large bottles are prepared, containing more than ten small ones, at U. Ys. each; the purchasers of which will be entitled to the t\Proprieror's advice, without fartbergratuity. Pertains in auy part of the counics', by sending the above wen, either under the seal of a letter, post paid, or in any other way they think proper, may lave the Medicine scot carefully and secretly to their order, with a leiter of advice. when necessary. Patients taking susuli bottles, who cannot afford a fee,may also, if they will uncoil at certain stated "emotes, have advice without; but the Proprietor cannot acend to the Patieuts of other Praeti wooers, or gratify idle curiosity, without the compliment-usual ly paid to Oentiemen of entioenee in his profession. The large tootles east only be had at the Proprieter't house. At any of the above placed may be hael, LEAKE'S GE NU IN E PATENT PI LLSeon justly honour for curing in all Oa stages atertain Dis Order. *Mout confinement or restraint, lu at speedy, secret, safe, and effeCtual seamier, This Day was published, price bs. 6d. in one volume, decoy octavo, A PRACTICAL E'SA.Y on CANCER. ; be. ing the Substeett , of Observations, to which the Annual Prize, for 1110, was adjudged by the Royal College of Sur geoes, London. By CIIRISTOPUER TURNER JOHNSON, Sursenn, of Exeter, Metnber of the Royal College of Sur rote, of Loudon, and of Use Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh. London: Printed for .1. Callow, Medical Bookseller, in Crown court, Prince's-street, Soho. N. B.—A Medical Subscription Library, where may be bad the full valise for second-hand Medical Books, or others given in exchange. • ; tbo Day was published, in Bvo. price ss. hoards, AN RS AY on the NATURE of SCRO. rtnA s t witfeRVIDENCE of its ORIGIN from DIS ORDER of 4he DIGIESTiVE ORGANS ; illustrated by a ltfamber of CNN; successfully treated, and'interspersed with Obiervatioesmo , ihe General , Treatment of Children. .B7JUCIIARD CIaIIIICHAEL, Surgeon. on: Printed for J. Callow, Medical Bookseller, 10, 46 1 a d ir Prince's-street, Soho. Where may be had, lately publi.hed, by the muse Author, An ESSAY on the EFFECTS of - CARBONATE, and OTIIEfe PfeEPARATIONS of IRON, upon CANCER. Second Edition, cotniderably enlarged and improved, Bvo. beards, 109.6 d. :. * lalisillai