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AUTHORS of The CRITICAL R E- wit taw -. , *gum* words. THE COMMISSIONERS • Ate Vann/hog Hit VIEW would feel thetnsadves deree.rre in &ley and ut " About midnight we wore alarmed by the cry of Maserres Kars da hereby give X ,, lioni That en TOES- gratitude. if they dot not return their untentatollitchtnoodolg DAY, the 11414 of Decent.. r test, thee tall he Teddy to effehle wen t. fu r the increased 14 , 0t1f and applause. which Oleic late ' Fire!' I instaidli• ran out upon deck, and upon Tenders in writing ( an, al • , n), aft I treat fee TWELVIr - nunibeer have experienced ; while they assure tho s e who have • THOUSAND RAGE of ISISEFT, "rule lioat wtior .1 going to the rnaits-batcharay, saw a very g reat smoke hououted then with their support, that they dill en deavour to resifilig from the hold through the tower deck MEAL; rusdpfi.r fWO HUNDRED RAGS ,j EENTISH merit the continurnier by their cosiiirstehey their iiriustryotDd hatches . By this time most of the people of board r HOPS, if the growth of the l'eur littli, to be answerable as th en , mi. Twit pohw .., witopm. o ro aoisei,d a tle oi lm e n: , were alarmed, antral calling to some Of them, I ; .Searides to be isrodorest with the Tendeta. The Bialiet to he IM of morals ; their teligniut tenets are Outwea r • litered in air weeks, irni the llopi in a onrinight. be weelat Pet Christianity is included in the Ark of Cherry. They are saw a great number of the Lascars miming aft oa r•tio.. into the EidtteEtot Sler.t at o.t.tttni• •"‘i IL" "Pl' neither the Slaves nor the I battings of any S. in theCherch, the poop, lowering thr boat down, and Jong , /or by IL', pitiable with Interest, ,n.eto doo atter date. nor .11 any FrStini in tie Slate The cause or truth is web overboard. I went eft and drove them down again. 4 A.S. Na Te,nier jar a taw ' ,mite y the,. Oro Timstiami B.tr them paramount to divvy tither en,i..alrrituin. All new Pub• wilt he odnitted, heatless& they vs.II not .a iii 10011 ja 1.044,14 a a fter they appeal; and on my return to the main-hatchway. I saw the F . The Conditions of the Contra:hag he seen at the Secretor y . and on every Wink, whir is the "'ilea tit their Criticism, Chief and Second Officers attempting to unlock the A Ofee. they wig, like a conscientious Jury, deliver a true verdlti err hatches, we each of sis made three unsuccessful at. No regard will be hod N any Tenter its which the ,Prire shot, voiding to the evid.nr.e. tempts, owing to tle great smoke aod beat or fire, I. eat se lai,tel it. VIP• 11% la length, or that ghat, not he del • Putalialied by J. Maentan, Poultry,Londes. which nearly suffocated tit; the Second Officer then ~ r, re the li-wril before Oat V Cowl. 41s the arid Tuesday, the Bth of s.. Ucceasser WO, tine netts, the tint,, rd,,4"'ke' the Tender ' "r Thiy day are puolithrd, hardwynely printed in Two Volumes, i mmed i ately , &H ue Ir. ru e.,,ohls f ic hothatersith, to meow when ro:'ed for. foes p seu. on superfine nu ,. „, p f , , wit . tic Gd. boa Lt d ., diScovered th e smoke and blaze of fir* - ' I -.---------- o New Edition, tit to come (torn the starboard side of the midstdp to VE:Tt; A LLING•uFFICE, Noy. SO, 1807. C ttEcTioN 8 from the WORKS of TAYLOR, stanchion, between the fore and main-hatching. , ,%• • rINIIE COMMISSIONERS fur V ieloalling Hit Qi HOOKER, frill:ION, HALL. NARROW, and Lord "We baii,thew upon d e ck u pw a rds o f I, _ .11. 310jests's Kay ft, barely ding Notice. Ino ou TUES. JIACON , with an Analyea q use Adss..uertoirst.it Licatun't of wer.er.Attil In the side*. Tha Chief. if DAY. the Vita Illreaudiet.oess. shay OM kyyrody to mender Ten. - sly BASIL stOttl'ANlU, Set A.M. illedilf, otdeis for fhilashingi SE betWq_ f', den is rs.i , i.l (sealell sip), cad tenet roe THREE HUN- • fliinterl:An 7. 1111a;oisa. 21‘ *Sikes . casks rolled over the main and after hatchways,llolll, • DRED TONS 4 GENUINE GATMErtL; to be detiocitt, One ilistitirrk sad Billy Tsar tern Wu illaiseres l'AN.lli.l ---r---.+.ss-s-;--is—le•---•--- heads stove in, and the meter started down inutile iSlo•es et Poetsnwslh• end the Ttl"Mi.if One if . " 4 " I ° "` f /go DF.DICATF.D. BY PERMISSION, TO I I 111 RIGHT hold, which was inamediat4y chne, and had a tents dr. Tons into thew sir rioisioa. rite tint! then.; iv sow roo,,th, out I HON LOKI./ CH OICELLOR EI.Lt IN. porary effra of extinguishing th e fl ames ; we at , no, the 0 10 'r , 1011 . inihe cast!. °Jim."' ; and "be paid fee by This day are ,obtittv,4t, in lova °tug*, wise 11 !14: bound, the same time drew water from all parts of the Its. Bins, Fayette Wish ii,•crrst, Liaelis delis after date. It L'S of CASES on APPEAL from shi passed it along in buckets, mid threw it In. The Cns.iielnl4/ 4 the Contract big be wen et the Secretary's RsPe°ol...A ND. decried in the Home of Pet•rs. Volume do wn Office. . through the main and after hatchways. By iit ,.. tr.e First. Containing the neihad front the Ui.inii in lio7. su and No regard will be had to any Tz'otter is i 5444. the ,Prioe shall this time Inc alarm became general t h roug h ou t tha the Coolotteucemeht of the Relo a Gorge It. not he inurted is Words rat ienzth, or that shall hat be drisiored ' ity t ) A VID O.OIIER NON, fleet, and we perceived two boats nuking towards ; to the Nonni before One o'Csorli on the Lint Tread ,v, the Of the Heel Society of the Sitiiliik Temple. us. the first from His Majesty ' s brig A:barren, with. 18th If Der/10R oat, ear isx/ril the Pr -ton who nodes the Lassie : Printed by A. Streissn, Law Mister t. the Kisses Mr. Blair, the First Lieutenant ; and the other freak •. I Tenter, ,o SOULS Pa - all an his 644; 'Oro& to answer ahem A ble, colloid AT . seller, Flee!-street WO EICCIleli MAleily • Sala h• J. Etuu , ,vorth, Law Buolt. it, Majesty's s hip psyche, with Mr. Sayers, mu Flee!-street; and 11,11 and Braillute, &AA:sellers to the ' /acuity of Advocates. Edialiii , Kh• ter's Mate, both of whom gave us very great ar tan, ....,........ I 116IfM ibt/cll!F_ %L.. 2‘. 1407. sumaza 1532 j TREAYEE-ROYAL, DRUIRY-LANE. rpSIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 3. 1507. I .[heir Majesties' Servants will act the Conic Opera,ef FALSE ALARMS; OR, MY COUSIN. • s,, p.m- . 1 Gayland, Mr. Wroughton ; Edgar Gayland, Mr. graham; Torn Sakti, Mr. Bannister; Lieut. M.Larry, Mr jAas ennra; Plod, Mr. Matbews ,• Gabriel, Mr reeky Laity G ay land, Mrs. Mountain; Caroline Scary, Miss Doman; y u nlv, Me, Bland; Mita Umbrage, Miss Pis,. ; Susan, bitors Slorate ig Art 111. Mr. Rralmm will intr.idirce n New Sone. Om which rill be produced (lath time), a New Mein-I)mm., in two acts, COMA. ELLA RUST' NLI latG. The Overture and Music, eritriely new, composed by M. P. King. ,'ltsra,-INN he Mr. Raidiond, Mr. De Cump, Mr. M , Mr. ,n M nister, Mr, Purser, Mr. Rey, Mr. Fisher, I` ~ o wn r Ortahnii, Mr. Smith, Me Cooke, Mr. Flu ... b ~ ; ~ M r s. H. Sinews. Stia. liar. airs. Sprits, ice. With a Dance (coniposed by Mr. D'Errtile). Tts-mertow, The Inconstant Ilit.arru, Mrs. Jordan; to which will br added, Ella Rosenberg. herew Tragedtelsoarl.l. THis ? - zyEpungui - will be acted, a neer Comic Opine, SAW, TWO FACk.3 UNDER A HOOD. The Overture sad New Music composed by Sir TM Cher...ten by Mr. Thompson, Mr. Bellseir. Mr. ,t•mei, Mr. Inctedan, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Simmo.is, Mr. King, *. Va Mt. Listott, Mr. Fawcett ; Mrs. Hecisibrier, Mrs. raiieoport, Mn. Dickens, Misr 14,1toti, Mrs. li.ton, MI I.* er he &e. A .: c c whwu will be performed. for the third time, a Gran d Historical Mel..-Drania, called, THE BLIND BOY. The Overture and Music composed by Mt. Davy. The whole arranged ender the direction of Mr. Farley Th• Principal Characters by Mr. Marra,. Mrs. C• Lenible, Dl.. Illtunuin, Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Thumpsun, Mr. Chapin/An, 7.1 , Farley, Mr Listen; Ms. Briton, Mss Norms, &c. in-morrow, Toe Winter's Tale': I !email:ate, MIA. Satioas 14, shicla will be gilded, The blind boy. VICTUALLING OVFICE, III"o 94, 1101. THE COMMISSIONERS for Vsdrilling !!it MoitotO Nary de lotrtit give' Noamt, not go. MON DAY, at Itih of December west Amy will he relay Sp recoil renders in 11"rmiitg(se.101 op / , ti.ol treat to. tat Suppio of Shot n trsH Hrzr .halt demanded Jar tie use of 31.rjerty's .Y.apo rail romed at YACMOUTH. LYNN, so WELLS, the Own of bertia, MAAGITE, d DOVER ROADS, oral et NEW ROMNFI (ad m00 , .14 Coalso.19 1 ), ie.-Noose moothi, from the tot el Jarman, to the JIM Dreamier, 11 b, infit•bigf, soul to be paid for by 1144, p. 3•404, ova 18. tense !%mrto D, . offer' Date. The &Winnow of at °miracle any be seen at tie ‘teretaree Office ; et !his Odsre ; or St, awoken/ to the CII*IIO , at Cootosaa t s rgymostk; sr* , 3ie mimed. A g ent. for at walk" it Doom No regard rill be 4.4 to anti Tenarr, is chick as Kite sinitt •od he inreoel is Words at IP that skid not be •letraerm. IA the .• I heroes Owe o'clock oh the plod SLnday, ihc of DecreOrr nest; nor oenteu the Pa..., icks mesa th. Ttedir. or most hew* as his licArff: Moats. to oacto ao4ta coiled M.. ZNO BANKERS. MERCHANTS, SCHOOL MASTERS, SIIIM-KEEPERS, AND OTHERS. USED OFFICE PENS. AT IN. A TitotimAND„ By liIJOHES,, WALSH, sod SUN, , . their power until the last moment. Their coeds& *Meyer be acknowledged with heartfelt gt • by the late Officers of the unfortunates ship. Chief Of next ordered the to take eft die Toe. hatches, it being the genet a 1 with of the GiPtiMIIIIS Who came to our assistance, to endeavetcw. to 9011 down the lore.had, and if possible to ham water on the bales between the fore and main•hatchwity. 1 unlaid the batches and went down into the fore hold myself ; I then discovered the fire to be where I base before stated, namely, between the fore and mein-hatchway, the Isasseemendieg from wing to wing. and as f e .r aft as I could see. 0 With the 'aisistarme of some men who came to ' 1 assist us, I stove in four casks of water that were stowed in the 'trt•ens decks ; and as lo- g as I cnold stand in the hold, for the beat of the dames, which were then increasing very fast, water woo headed to me, and 1 threw it over the fire. Ifkits ((W& moment or two, had the awl of sal : but in „ a short time it broke out Again with ffillaN D APT. We were then obliged to retreat into the * mega Abets; where we renatiewl, 'keevlbs water - 430a , • into the hold, until the flames. burst up the fote• hatchway and through the deck, into the 'twesia decks ; it was then thought prudent to cut the cables, to clear her of the shipping, and run her on shore, laoats being reedy a-head to tow her, and the head-sails loosed to assist her : the cables were sic- cordingly cut, and the ship being towed c le g epi l the shipp:ng in the harbour, was run on shore on the Dolphin Rock; during which every exertion was made by the gentlemeu oa board, and the officers of the ship, to extinguish the flares, by water draws from all parts of the ship, and passed along its buckets, and hove down the hatchway. By this • time the fire was fore and aft, the hold burning with great fury, and bursting through in all parts of the 'tween decks ; but we still kept as many bands as could pass water along and heave it down the hatchways, while orders were given to the others to unbend as rnany of the sails as they could. and heave them overboard; hut now seeing all further attempt' to extinguish the flames would be useless. as the fire waithsn bursting out in several parts of the opper deck, and haetextended ti, some. of the rigging. the-Chief Officer gave orders for the people to leave off drawing water, and to endeavour to save as much of the masts, yards, and rigging as possible; but as the filmes were then corning up all three hatchways, end setting fire to the rigging and sails. general orders were green to cut away the lower masts; the lanyards of the starboard rigging were cut, but befcre we could get the masts cut through, the sails, rigging. and ulTer deck, were all on tire. The Chief Offi.er then thought it prudent, for the safety of their lives, to order the people to quit the ship ; which they all did, except the Chief, Second, and myself, who were heaving as many sails. tit:. overboard, as we could get at a but, as the fire had now broke out upon the upper deck, and the flames were raging with great vio lence, and consuming the mans, yards, and sails, we were obliged to retreat on the poop, from whence we beheld, with silent sorrow. the ship M one complete blaze of tire, tore and aft, without the most distant hope of rendering her any farther as sistance. By this time the poop, mizeninest, and r w ig hfc i li ng ;ot r t e x a c n a d me af s t O w ere violei l it il t n h it fiat ir t e w ; the as llea!of impossible for us to remain any longer on board The Chief Officer ordered the Second and myself I. quit the sl.ip, which we did at a quarter past four, p.m.. and he himself followed, being the last person on board of h. T ; the ship being. at this time, on fire aloft and below, fore and aft. and there being a fresh breeze of wind. it raged with great violence. : At halt-past four, p. m.. we pulled from the ship, which had then only her three lower masts stand:ng. i At daylight, myself and the Second Officer returned to the wreck, which was then burning very fn riuusly, and continued so to do daring the whole day and night of the 20th. On the evening of the 2lst, we again went on board the wreck, add found the fire newly extinguished, but the ship burnt . ' down to the sustace us the water. I I elisve, in this or. te: tu n Ate accident, no lives if wile loot. " litom As Reisaseii " Lee Th.,: Oilic -I , at AB Ns! len :0 - " Bombay Herber, Jan. 23, 11071 • - . This day is pirldolicd, in Twe Volu,nes,,Quarto,ctroely print ed, pricallwea Guineas and a Half, hi boards illustrated .te4 15 !Chorines. A 111( TIONARY r , f CHEMISITY and MI NWRALOGY, with an Account of the Proems employ - ed so maiiy of the most important Cheatical..l4olMattures; to which are &hied, a Description of Cheniest Apparatut. and various u.eful TatOes of Vlireielits and Mammas Che4.l - Isaatrtinieata, Ste. RYA mule. IL AMIN. London : Primed fur John and A rtsu r Atch, Comball r Willis .4 Phillips, George-yaul, Lombard-street. 'day SCHOOL FOR THE INDIGENT ALISO, sr. GEORGE'S FIELDS, SUR FY. The LOID BISHOP of Dtlftli A VI, Prevalent. SAMUEL ItO•ANQUET, Treasurer. A GENERAL AI r.:ErING of th. , Mombers of this Institution will be holden at St. Peers C o lliee-hneoe, St. Paul's Church-lard, on THURSDAY, loth December, at 004 o'clock precisely. The Committee are requested to Seel at the same Place, tad on site error Day, at half past Eleven o'cloc of k prectsely. A Sobeasption of Otte Guinea meetly, or Twenty Cutneas at nee., or within one ye.sr, coolants-re Member. The Committee have the pleasore to Mate, that in copse masses of the libetalfty of the Public, they have been enabled to emend the bettitet• of the Chanty since last year ; a. d that there are now in into School thirty-two Males, and sixteen , resales; and they hope still hatter to increase the number of whole's, whenever more accommodation ran be effttsed. Subscriptions and Donations are received bylarnael blotto. g ate, Eiq. Treasurer , No 11, Lombard - street . the Rev Dr. (..c:idlcy, Sec. 14, Qttiosn's raw, Ca inhere eli ; R Gress ell, Cateuor, No. 7, Cramnwreet, Strap/ 1 Mr. Richard Stiff, entlnaot, Jameoetrott,- Lambeth ; M 41401. Sennett eel Wean, Line" Gellse-bows ; and by the to:lowing Intsitent„ Messrs. Boanompot and CO.) Mimi. "town witStiiia. Coe :,aicl Cu.; Stleteti. Dawn and Co-; Mee Co. ; Mews Fully/ and Cn ; McAa. Hoare; Mews Ramon mt.! Co.; Mesas. Sikes and Co. ; and Messy. Were and Co. December 1, 1637. JOHN GitINDL AY, Setietary. . _ . . en..... 0 bala are pobod.boOr. %Ample See. prie.4.54 iu beards, or llr illt.o. price 4‘. rn tini, , A, Nev b dhow,' ..r saIt:AGNS no theDoClitiNES god DUTIES . cd (Ai RATIANITY. Punted for T Carleh aukl W DAVIti, Sbandi J. Haum:4 ' w ealthy ; ands etleinr, E4110)(1 . 01. .. OS lllhnell tSy br AAA Ti., HOLY SACitAMLMT ot. th. LORD% SLHllfit ; a Savaton from Ilse above, prise 4d. or 11. Sae per Uhl` I, haantifally peliOod, 1 . ~ in a wenn. Volume,a new nt IE NEW vocirrET DICTIONARY of the ; lALIAN &Ile ENGLAH LANGUAGES, in two Pratt*, Italian aokd Engll•l4....Enitiggh a nd Italian. By C GRAGLIA. Many now Words and Loentsons, (with a consprodlooi t San G,aninsar) are now fast added. Prir.trd for J. Johnson; J. Walker; R. Lea ; Cothell and Jlartin ; C. law ; T. Soon) ; Yer.,or, Hood, se,/ Sharpe t Scatehela and Letterman ; Lasitmatnn, Allos,ana Co.; Long. man, Nivea, Ron, and Orate; J. Booker; Dolan and Co.; and J Mamman. lenrer-Terrimmone, toeereorn,...— Prn Stauoners, to the n. i. \ e ENGLAND. Volume, Where may be bad, lately p o hed, i t n one lune p. re tss. GA in boettls. A 1.15 T of the PROPRIETORS of UNCLAIMED VIDERDS un tha Public Pond.. transferable at the Bank Ei4.404. INTENDED "lATIONAL UGHT AND HEAT WWI PANT, 97 AND 911, PALL-MALL. TO end aliscutsinns that cannot be entered into in N e wspapers, all persons width,: for of aination le to pretest SItO2iIOO or future views of the Cominime fur anent. tog Mr. Wittier in his expetiments, are inforsuel, that by Personal application to the Committee, who inset every Weel *May. at Twelve **Clock precisely, at Mn 97. Pall-mall, every explanation will be readily given to real Proprietors. Nos. WI, 1507. By Owls, of the Loinauttee. My Lecture and experiaweisM are closed ho the prewoit, to complete the Lighting of Pall-mall. All petri.ns hot-hog old bumped Receipts muat excitants them for lies, souchers, std sign the Died before the 15th of Deceinber neat, otherwise they will beexc wiled. No exception can be made lost to fa' I sour of tisentlemeu ahsent, or residing in distant pests. Members of the /louse of Lads and l ommono, wishing to make potties aino:ig themselves, families , and f riends, rosy comma an experiment ant evenisie, at one day's notice. F. A. WINSUIIt. Inventor i.ed Petioles. The Subscription it still open at Sir M. Blois am's; Moe-ri. Dirrayacs and Co. ; and at the UtEce, for 101 ; er on the scale tedeposit ; but, after the 1511 a of DeceinLer, it will either close or increase. - - - - AS IMPORTED. for ready money only. at the following reduced prices Ynndy, 2/s. fad ; Hot lands, 2.11.; and Rum, Mi. per gallop, in any quantity, n less than two gallons. They are a genuine (1.1 it and pettedly Gee firm any adulterati.n Po.t, Sherry, Madsira, he. pr. motions* che;.•p. The Nobility a , rd Cymtry are respediuily solicited to apply at PRESSEY and HAKCI AY'- Foreign Warishnuse, Hen rietta-street, e,retit. garde n . N.H. Just landed, a cargo aline new Irt tato. In hi,:h pert**. tion. LIJT INDIES. BOMBAY COURIER, FRO /ART 7, 1807. LADIES. Ladies, from a retired life, or undue A S many reatietnt, ear tarter, have not entered into tha ma trimonial state, Mra. MORRIS, No. 27, Cipstone-Lveet, Fitarwy.etware, anallevtakes tw obtain them ohjects to tatir eriviow .—Therse wko have employed her, will confess she deleiving the utmost confidence; it revrr can he known that harlots a t tply to her, if they do not disclose it thems,lyLs as her Cwoneci ions are extensive, it is anpnosert that she knows where tu ford unmarried Ladies, without t. eir applying to her. She is at home, every Morning, from Tan till Tnree, and every Afte , tionn, front Five till Eight. Noiie but pe.sow• of forum, and of the most irrepauachable charades*, mull be treated with THE Rt.:WINCE. On Wednesday the Gth inst. anchored in the har bour Majesty's ship Bellwaa, Capt. J. Bastard, from a cruise. The following Narrative has been inmiebed us by the person who ailled as third officer or board the hellahse, at the time of the late unfortunate accident. We do not mean to pledge ourselves for the com plete accuracy of the statement, but we are happy to give it room in our columns, as therehy afford ing to parties deeply interested in the investigation of t he affair, an opn,,i Lenity of stating the particu lars of there own coiduci to the public. And it it but justice to thew to state, that in our int:pities into the merits ot the narrative. we have been able to dis.:over nothing to impeach the fairness of it. On the evening previously to her taking fire. the third officer was•superintet4ing the stowage if the hold, fore and aft, with a gang of Seders at work forward, arid the Seacenuies and Laster' at work aft, while the Second Officer was with another gang between decks, and the Chief Officer was attending to the dirty of the deck. upon deck. About 7p. w. he reported to the Chief Officer that he could not see to work any longer in the hold. Orders were given to send the people up, to hoist in a boat- load of cotton. which was then alongside, and to secure the lower deck hatches, fore and aft, with lock and key, as usual,which was accordingly done. 'Das boat was then cleared, and the cotton struck down the after hatchway, between decks, and the upper hatches laid on tore and alt, and tarpaulins over them, except one quarter of the main-batches, purposely left off for the Scacuanies to go down to sleep. The duty of the Ciip being now done, the Lascars were ordered to go to their suppers, and the servants to bring tea aft in the cabin. As lop. 'a nearly, the . 0117 boat was man ned to take away a person who had been to visit. the officers ; the boat returned in about a quarter of an hour ; the officer saw her hoisted up, and every body retire to sleep, tempt one Seacuriny and two Penns, who were left upon deck to keep watch ; each of the officers then retired to rest, at a little past 10 o'clock p About 11. or a little after, the Third Officer went met and walked the desk once or twice, and perceiving every thing quiet, and every body asleep, eac , -pt the people who hat the watch, be agaal ALL •I'KU LH IS SALUTAIt Ana - tor. and whoever discovers or diffones it in airy portions lethlfire an Oss•inhal Service to he Country and his Kind. Professienal man bare, of late, through the medium of the Pesos, lard before the public eye the various symptoms of orders, which, however, to the delicate and suscriitihie 'mud, it is silly necessary for us to glance at. We have the happiness to inform those persons, who, either from constitution or accident, or acquirrd habit, front bard doily, change of climate, violent disappointment, inn moderate grief, or ex.:ewes of any kind, laOost under those detentes which coult from • derangement of .the NERVOUS SYSTEM, a general or partial DEBILI rY, that, from the union of more accurate anatomical koossledge, with very elaborate eliemical unalysiq, we have it in art power to insure, in must caeca, a perfeift te-establbhedent of health and strength The barks, steel, and other tonic medicines, which have been usually administered, in one clam of thou! cony' ainti, we bare found, from exvenence, to he be no means adequate to the performance of a complete and lasting cure; sod MERCURY, the ordinary specific in ether cases is univer sally known to be prodoSiva of the m...t mischievous effetla on the human constitution ; we have therehare laboured, by taming the whole of out attention exclusively to this soloje, and lip 'Leant of 17 years experieocia in as ostensive prettier, to cirr to the Public a mode of treatment entirely new, which ha in no one InStaftee hitherto been known to fail. Asa great part of these disuses has its scat in the mind— that has helm particularly ationd.d to in the present method of cure ;--and, as It IS a (aft, well known to professional men, that pert,ms of each sex, aid of all ages, of all situatioris tar life, and every description of charades, are liable to these dcordors, particularly those of elegant and cohivated minds, very refined sentiments And foelincs, and of studious sedentary babas, most esposiaily those of a quick and I.vely fancy, and fertile i•diglnAtios-.-the Poet, the Painter, and the Novelist-sand thorn whom an affluent fortune and high rank in society have excluded from all manual labour, and re gale emoloyment ; for the sake of such Patients, whose. minds, naturally timid, are rendered still mine se by the •err nature of their complaint, the strictest attention is paid to delicacy and secrecy, and a certain, a permanent and radical Curti, is solenoily promised. Meows. 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