The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-07-06 00:00:00

I ~. , , recommended, s - - -'all sore's OH I O"' Irmithoose. Selnll,lPlide. • aliki. PauPet and by stlipiiratmeitt lit Flottetbit.' ilia; and • • . tabu,. peke live In boards._ . ~ ti; c. s ii, P t Pallisimll, mad tarot her Mese la Limelea..'!. , - IVEV I tt e W Or fomtiIIIPORT,ANT .PASSA. XS --!.•—•. - m7 - 7 - , --- .7..T ------, . . :=A - . ' ' -e' g r 'ALI& injhel.tei A IflttlN I'ORATIO'N'tit Mi. G. 11; A Pt. Tko ARTIFICIAL LE EC% autl i M PRO YaD•74II.BIiES 1 Va. W• Ban' a s Al ADR A S : 14 "OrtbeAMI'Vebr. 1)148 /I` • 148 ' foi• RUVTURES. hi I' IV thT CY •P • live to s ater react i n e riss .o f cerixii. erinicauvoctril' • . • • - of Forgery tied Cansplrams.tla the King's Supreme Coati's( 1 WHITFORD, Surgiail Instrument. Makes iRd Judicature nt th.it Pre.ttlenen• el • Cutler to St. B..rtholomety's /IsisOtal, and. Trios-winker By •CHAR LES •MARSII - , Fag. M. P, • In the riiN of Lona,* Tenn Society, for the Belief of the Rap- 1 London: Sold by Black, Parry, nail Ca. leembaltall.hereet. tiered P•t"r i immunised by hi. ROTA Hitaiiess thk Mike of ' •• • -.1 • • Pnt I Ye, . . Cambridge; beg .leave in sentience to the Pattie. dint ibe 1.. : SIAVOFCAIIIIRAVIATgir .J -aen art . ; complete APPARATUS, as a SUBSTITUTE for . My time application of a iteti; Prieeipis to bisltyllilettregrier- LEECH ES: Inlet, kneeled by him, I. now sasictiossed by the sa l floaanerapky Society of Arts, rdaarfactures. mod 'Commerce, who, ..io testi- Prier 71 6d. bonek '_ ' r ••• • el,niiit of theirapprohation, hare again voted him their Silver A Nenti rely New and Complete BO OKof SHORT- Medal. in addition to thesow that lie had the homier of receiving frees them in the year 1814), for bit isapreirest /emus. The Ali- . HAND. perfectly legible. dittitset in all its Birts, mid rara , o , l . simple mw, de pi ci ,, , the ijted‘ , a m " estd • y • Mayed en were p4ll/141sle of eat IWO exp•ditiosis Writing; ii uadersiond, tad it is unaccompanied by aay p at dm- - iswilibrd by Mc" rimes, esssalaiti Err ,din Sabot F.' grr. gramme Examples. ' . J. Whitford has the tati.filetion of informing the pablim tied ! • 111, J. IL CLIVIL t B4l l`licled ". 1113 111 1 08 T //IA the gond reeds of Ws be. • o * By this improved Symms, amely area hail of the words . Natty mitt.tert atay•ba m*1410044 ilk single k• of the proved Trussei nav• been frt . ,. Wil hill th eft ,rte years by am" and ~. ~... lir - 4 _ SI " Is Omelet rola or 'antrum*, which eight ii. tri. thou:lind /4113151fd iiiitividuall. : and he eettneett by P eel T v ilt ; -- w eat b s i r mo m* t t oll w a me w elli‘ :.red convenient mesas, to keep up she moist 011allid rap- I L•adnt .l -- Prieto/ - - her B. as , i t. . -3, MI e n o . SOU% re : IVO e dint MI eI WO 11 I•iifuries A rii4cial Leeches. together with Ilse Treats. may. i leMln• l A 4 Pielitregt - : ate alsY be bid 4 all 1 / 048 "P 4 Ieg 8 * be 11:1,1 is ins Atanufactory. under the centre gateway of St. I Ba l thol o n t ea's Itiopital, West Smithfield, *bete Ilse public, and profe.sional Geothonen its partirular, are regeested to ap • t ; ,•eteral varietal iestiativasof WhitfUrd's loyeatioos haying it ex poets, Air sale. .. 2 • e ,r. at Stockholm', and the negotiations or that purpote Aire'alivady neaclikd, agreeably .to the wishes Of 'Sweden.. The Grown Print e,"Who in consequence thereof, 'already Censiders the '' Norwegians aid Swedes noted' people, aid she Is too feeling to tplenge the .ilisabitanis of NordliMo the Waft. "tunes attindantiosek. ear, refralitOtt long as pos t usable, fresa4lllo4 Possession of. Oil' kingdom by taste of sismerriM:hae therefore', frith the approba. tion Of Russia , Prussia, • and Englind,' endeavoured, by representattetts evade to the Kant of Denma V i to induce him Si relinquish Nettray without hlo shed, and contest himself with a compsnsatio for Ms ions in ' Genteelly; brit' to this progosal 'the Kietot.Denumrk eves edipty ettuipat, . with. oaledylisect reply to . the :chief matter hi point, thinking,' by this means, le Induce the Crown Petice to'nviake a direct attacit. on .Nomay. The CroWn Prince, who quickly- perceived this design, has caused a considerable part of the • Swedish army to be seat over to Pomerania in order, by an attack on Holstein, Slerwick, :Jutland, and finally nu Zealind itself s to compel the King of Denrearit ... 1 . --7 to enter into a aseamire, -founded-on reasofi, 'and an. A CIIALLEIffin. - th or i se d by tins . greater part - of Europe.' The part MESSILS- CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late -in of theft's - edit% army -remaininfrar home is distilled ILK his Majoesy's service. challenge Ilse whole world to .... ne r d 0.„„ a A w l, i,,,,1„,,, where . their Medicine end method eft .., p the safety of the kingdom against any Care have failed of the desired effect. The practice, of many t attack witich the King of * Drumstrt y tnight possibly yenrs to this portinslar branch of their prays. bee not given ! order hie Norwegian army lel Inakenn • Siieden in rise to one amaccessfol caw. They continue to direct their. 4 footles to the treatment and mire of VENEREAL COO, sed er, by tiro semi*, to Motet, i "Ai betwitin the Pi,At NT& and that derangement , of the system. whichls ' Norma/wind swedes. Irma,. fjoi Groover prince_ consequence of the panictusta and wasteful eters. of a bee:: it los Iblipii;inek hate' p0 n ; enir .,.,,, , ,, A . endeueared t i o and molt fotinityll, permed by the south, or boil: sox..s. hi " i 'S '"°' Via sie*- 4 .4air anowiaohtttwert.tnoemorreui Barren:mg e , prevent. This is briefly the present state or the 'the other hire its mimes mtnliLdevelovest ;to them bra dim nreern.lThetencomsioa of a SOLUdiftaslan kingdom ; tressiag stare of debility, which, f not tamely rimedirds foriul antes in'lmpatesee. These ore its reason. and witimate egrets: 1 the re-creation of a national representation int* " while consumption, loss of niumular power. and various ser- i Norway; the embodying of Norwegian officers Into eons complaints, munity characterise she earliest Wages of this the Swedish Council of State; free, internal, and fo. solitary tire: of presents languishing wirier disorders incidents° such a habit . 'h e i r gre ,,,,,, en t I, b i m o., r i nd ho. never proved oft. : reign commerce ; amelioration of the coin ; the i successful in the course of a lane, laborious, and much eelewled portation of corn Into Norway, whieh is said to suf. prartirr. In she moot obstinate and complicated vises of Ve- for a eteat want of that article—these are the means newel infection, melt as obstructions in the urethra. spungyea- - eresomires. hard tumours, callous ulcers, eruptions. seminal ,which the Crown Prince intends to use, to bind the weakness, sleets, as at,. Norwegian nation to him. The Crown Prince Le-, STR I CTUR ES, disinclined to the-distribution of proclamatio c is inf t. whether recent or of loran duration. and which have hunted Me' &Pe skin of other practionen, are. by their present improved pin Norway ;he does not wish to gain the hearts the . of treatment. effect:tally and permanently cured, without the Norwegians by fair words, but by deeds. In d ue ' patient saskring toe escrumming pain Mud sear. hemorrhage . ) which frequently follow. rho application of the lunar caustic. time the prodamations shall likewise appear, pont..., to the coarse of twenty years extetolve practice in this metro- bly the: Prince will defer it,• till thatle has entered pelts, tiamemos Cafes of IlftellitreS have beets Ind are tinily an der their care, the total eradication of which ii etre•cted by II Jutland with his arm h till he has re. y, or per aps safe, certain, and expeditious mode of practice, superior !sonny turned. So much is certain, that at the moment the other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation. and dr:tidily Proclamations appear, all prudential measures will promoting from this complaint, is speedily removed. and the h ave palieut restored to sound nod vigorous .health. lint where tee I been en at k to ensure the success of the •busi &bait, bits for years existed, a proper perseverance hi their re- I ness ; to take from the Norwegians all fears of being snorative remedies. after the stricture has been destroyed, it in- oppressed by the Swedish Nobility. The writer dispeosaltiy requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, 1 • • awl to re-animate thc Constitution. i says— _ . . . . _.. _. • Holdrelsire. ..To Br. "OA r.apt or •R 44, .4 11 mat Omer4t i tri ■ irintennas next, E CkPITAL, FARMS; one lioninlobig 967 acres of gond nr4bAe. meadfw, and. lingureAna, Wit h ettrellent•firivr•house, oat suitable °Mem all inclosed and alfwlivided ; atamlitte 241 mum dint, cluttl. rite ditty" flithkersit, ditto; the whale of which will boo 4l lo o ogrfeet, she Pew's- Stever, losv The Fares aariteil titittted'for K. 441 aiiirteet. Eaery enenurairment la ill km / govinclai Fivioers.,v, !aphid, Wetter, and enlerprite. Mr. Ogden, %week., Park, aenrilitilni, slum the Varies tand for Piwtiettibraapply to -Chula PefIUKT. too, Esq. Citottristge; or to Adiat Marbly, Survevar ant! Land !wet, 61, St. Martin's•lane v Charfokerek.—(Lentra ',post Pao l .l . . To Agrieulturlsta. • - . 70 BE LET FOR A TERM OttFORTY - TRARS,• , And entered to hoastdiately, -•-... , t : , AN ESTATE, situated in 01 If of the Qnest Wes. Ai: tern Conniff.% in Entland, and rotitaining itpwit'rai of SOD geephot goad souls., (ming land. nil 'attired:to a ring %nor. This Property °rem no opportunity of infesting, money. to .verrfe ze at advisotws and the Agriculturist. of enoltitl;sehroce, rot ri nod indoor:y..lmi ii field to work kgra 'Melt wilt niids:inteht repay him far h 6 labonis. Fag Particulars apply to Adana Illarray, Stirveyar, and band Atent, 61, St. Manies-11.toe, Chatiaterum.—(43ten post I paid.), SeverM , Nneemen and Gerilrma, of the Gra **(lability have horn ander the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the re moval of consplahits of the urethra, strictures, Rcc. ; and haying received a radical nod permanent cafe, request that' references. may he gives' to them, us satisfactory evidences t , f the deci,ive vuperiocity of Mears. Currie and Ori.'s plan of treatinesit.— Manywf slave Gentlemen have had strieffires.ft , sto tea to twenty yeses, and had been under the care of Mears. Home, llenvisideS, and otherS ur;cuts o f „ qua ; eminence, who rittem , ,,ted the care by the amide:Visit of the lunar cmooic, *nihilist purees,. Patients In the country are requested to state the partirelan of their cute, aze, and general habit of living, &c. &c. In t 'mina ressittattre for advice and medicines. when the mine will be given or sent to nay part of the kingdom. To nature duo ve miry ow menial to their undertaking. the postage of letter: may he added lathe arcouat for mediciiies. Mears. Carrie and Co. may be consulted b e either Set, with the greatest delicacy, secrecy. and honour, at their know, No. Itanothgarden.-9th .Inne. 1131,19,-167. Nation-larilen. " The Swedish Nobility have, at the last Diet, renounced all their privileges.—The Supreme Court of the Kingdom shall. always consist half of Nobles and half of Citizens.—Merit, not birth, shall give a title tuthe highest employments in the kingdom. The t'rime Minister, Engestrom, and the. Counsel. lors Hosinblad and Lagerbring, are all three of a de scent from the Province of Schonen, hut hate ob. tained nobility by their abilities, and are now at the head of the first departments of the State. The High Chancellor is the son of an ennobled land measurer. The Admiral-General and Counsellor of State, has risen from a common seaman, and is en nobled. In the army, there are likewise Generals LOCK AND SURGICAL 01$PENSAR Y. Ma Royal /lioliness the Doke of York. President, and the followlas Committee of Goveriews 3-- FAA of Leitrim I Colonel W.. 1. Jones, M. P. Earl of F.gremont I Jahn Latoocke. Km. M. P. Rielst Now. T..tonsi , Colonel 11. Clements, N. 1 ) . Rt. Illon.lL.R,Slieridny, M.P. Captain James Hay.' Us& Col. J. Harry, M. P. Surgeon ' Mr. Kiernan, Illember of the Royal Ciellrge, ("Woo. THE Patronage this Institution has receited, for the errim.ive treatment and Cam or both Sexes, afflicted with Venereal Complaints, and their dreadful consequences, as strictures, debility. iticenetiomi Ac. cockeyed ceder the ma. Impotent of a Gentleman of the tint professional ablllgise. t ill satisfy the Public of the 10 . eh malts of Mr. K IR P.N.IN'S phut, and that by it the inconvemences of Public Cleuritieswe avoid• ed, w hi:A the ,and unwary arc protected azainst delusions held 11111 by adverti.ing pretenders in 'hie - blanch .of practice. Since it. establishment so 5050 Sexes, have been eared, le Mout emiStierseed or lojury b, time constitation, is all reitba delicacy and secrecy hitherto oolt.ussua ii many of thole have laboured under the moo coutpliento.i forms of the Carom - from ten to twenty year. •Tto.• Kest symptanis n's yield to Mr. Kierwe treatment in a few days i tool - comes • ton early apPention rfusi bt 2 mode. in service, who bare rnised themselves from the sta. tion of common soldiers, &c." Corieerning the Crown Prince, it sap, " One Crown Prirmerwoeld be the right man fer the Nor. weglans.—lie was brought up in the period of French liberty, and has retained all those feelings for the general rights of man, which he then learnt to love and . prahics..—Besides this, he is accustomed to cow .mend, and is steady in hla determination, without being obsauate.or out of toueper io his Councils, &c." S ref LK. 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HIS IS ..Fabric, from ith . commencentent,'ltir bah arw ID PA RTS. lortr er `C=lZlO^ D ' i l i Vti .+l nuirlr ..4 jpl e sel, I. _t. itatti_. ,n. AL% A • • „, 7 .: 1,"":441•st OT this lotus*, sord ..111der lad' A rCanntadeplp A nsavafacturea with a view for sale to private r . I ' Key "' and °eke ' • Back • 1 boo , e music . and i. now brought to a de met of (see RETIIKA, VKSICA. REEt• MORHOIA* 4, le ei 're INI L. 1011 A rp/r i ar'fiiiii'W T iiil ono PoosiWi ode* of toter grouudi in' itilavewsr ter i sl • 461, tatialeg Speetsisivel of every Infuse shies is gitend. l l,‘ .‘, . 117 6 " it's un"ralledr 1)48 wed at about blur the e 6 I , cilaw el Steetitire.ia thee Pomo mid .ealltslititt 11111 . „ ritifion . - • ,„. SE AGICRRINW" •" O.* T i t .' rtestder it inesssary tis wrote skew by argitment. . • . , ,_ • frets lbe liv E a lit t Cstlieter4 ti esreita T ~putts . -. . ..e AL 1.- M in ' " Ili " . ' l l4' 44 The Utility sowl.iudepewdeaSe"of the tifortititild • , • ' 1, ~ peculiarly adapted far alI teatime- •pad. 14' .iss a tiatatt • freedom from the erect. incident to the elsatages • I Alm. ... , . - t e r Zi l e' *. . , ... eine *HS allim . .f'.. .- e•• '' 'N• ' • viivverformlemoirle Oaf. efooli-Nomi,.. .iiherP.- Is *kith every other dereertptleitif sr MO its -'' yez r ....... ~,..,,,„,, . . ..,.... .... • • .., frouribeinolitut the he itaitriosins he Is tittlPp to • • Dahl... i • ' •av • 4ef A Peru la t h e or. r;lilanter.llle. Ila.. ', Frt. ' • ' '. ' . ilidgeili" "*" 94).° . ) ItOlarability mit b e atati f a l : white ness ' (ether Ay rsft' Mai} :. , ..4, lmede .• t b rituf a vi, Nu iv feat% o i nan „ i otarmfr . , , mkt; . . . .. . 1 1 ',Aber fisedisibesowat•lthitou silithrtrut oaf ittittist, • t I Mem& unrivalled. gild the Prnprieior piedies himself to reign- ' alto N, p aterumger . row , , • •• r ra t i l -f - -'••ciz i flrt . her Phirtletthwileppi T t Ad en i lunikik ,,, ko ,„ ywr i iiii life semis otbllttilltini tbis•libitity.. H.Giall,-- . • hone any purchaser *he nib ex t wrleuee a defeat Hi tbe gull. • 0 1 • ... . • *if N 4 ei l d ..... .&! Mi lr i k Se. •O "Dlitirts,,--(Let- land have risnutteed this anion .by farina tises for .. Inch it is recommended, .. , - , .• • ' Cid c. the Pnteniee's Gra hod Werehotne Is 4 Cbeapaide •"!• . ' SECOND EDITION. - I. • "P °6l !., ri ,rt ' ti ISd t r)deliefi. , TJ'kr:Pm l l! . treaties. - Thistle/seise of Maris Islay espeibid . _ • . in Rim- nrirw cia: in Caulk_ . ~: e . yit - .0 1.. aur. nrerwili ii 'mimeo' lil 3 tear usp t pen weer% 7 ii a s via ILO the tu r d say appearance of debility carats oat tan earl) apfiketion i'fumoi m , . biOn, - 611der,9entheal --- . . ~ be etude to prevent the dew, Ant may emote. ~"•• . k 1,.. • cton, were detached to turn. their rightilima most i The Surge" may be cossalted by &User . lies, wjeilzill ,I niiitg r V imacciirre,, that dcfcided- the defile of the • I greatest secrecy ( at lib private . hawk% Mo. 19% Imireti , . inuettreet. B edrorkumare, 6 , 00 sioe I , I ., m i w i st t h e losei l° 7 enemy, whose rout was the most complete thing ever, , i bar, and frost six tlllaine ail Welt sto Whilst. letters and sitter Aien. They were 'driven from their poaitions .hoe cantatasjoitima, from town *ad roantr), 104 be agneciked,4ad after tutedkr, *ere beaten on .0 1 . Itnti • night will btrpesstatally ansucred. . , • • Jr., trehltsl;ed; I c • I ri snly • termittated the pursuit.' V tfifitthi e tt Ihe • ~. PI,ACTat 4IRSIIIVA .00 the inhove - .Dinhe ground wM eo.eseih inclosed, and . ' nett with s_ l s B l - Ifi_e• ''Sy F. Khoo* IN by shervio•d, ye f i s , ~g _ A,.. i .... aL __ _ 'ld' not ste.f, - id 111111 . 00 1Pll • Pia. • nntrby Ilighley, 14, -..ll?:eet• A r i l . ° "' I 'WM. 116 " S M il l "Tor, cO.G. n . et coo. Mixer: —. ' v . . , , I t , ~hetlitentlr but few prisoners were taken.' They, how- • : • :-'''' lii ' . -- . , . •• - -, •, 6 . . , • • . . , • . •-• . , . . . .. . • .. . - • ' • • UTILITY AND ELEGANCE COMBINED. %leder the illustrious pattimage of their Royal Ilighomoes the Princess of Wales and Date of Stp-sei, his Feeet.msey the Spanish Ambassador, and Many Fatuities of high Distinction. ACASSAR OIL for the HAIR.-- .1. This Oil is proudly recommended so the basis of mai and experience, and the most relievable testimonials It pato gooses properties of the roost salubrious nature for restoring the Molt wirer it Ms 1111111111111111., fawn, preserves itirom fall ing off or laming grey, to the latest period of Wes prolapse en the tre..-es si most beautiful Glom. Scent, and Curl. This OIL is irtinitely Ore:scions in renovating Children'sTTair, promotes the Growth of Whiskers, Eye-Isms-3, &e. • in fine, it is tire -eminent for renovating the Hansa Hair, and render. Lag it truly elegant and henatiftil. MerehantS; Captains; &c. will find this an Article of pre-emi nent milk% for preserving Use Ifoir In kit climates. For general utility hi inclosed, a •"rreatise on the Improve ment of the !lomat, Hair," giving a fall de.criptinn of the vir tue- of the Oil, with te,timortiols from persons of di.tioguished emaklerotioss. This interesting Book and the Oil, is highly wonky the attention of purcnts, proprietors of schools, &c. and sh odd be a 3/ode-Mecum for every ratany throughout the world. Sold tit Se. 64- les. &I.' +sr large'bottle, eon eight small, at 11, Is. each, by the sole Proprietors, A. 11...01and and Son, Kirby-street, Hutton-garden, London; turd bs. their wholesale agents In London. • Al.o by Mrs. Dayinsa, Parliament-street Mews: Newberry mid Son-, o:tate : street ned•Me•srs. Booting, Walker, and Cn. Wet • Oithlia; Mr. C.Clghlon, (irand Parade, Cosh )I . lie yde ' (nelgwv, Mrs. Itneburn, Edinharth tand by al: perfumers and medicine. venders so every tosonlhrougliont the Eo.pis e. , „ •• •.• t A rTrost.: . —Y, prevent imposition, 'reale. to nsk for Ariel:lmes M icaltar Oil : and observe none ore ;Amine, with smut toe .ignaluie a toe label, in red ink, A. Rowlett', and Soo, a „d to e Ronk inch* rl. (I' le shove mos- he -hod. AVIAN EXTRlf ia lt for THE TI. ED T ....I OU MS, owl eating the Tooth-we, Itn.Sd. and 4r. tic,. per rtite, or Y.& 94. per hos. 1/EIIILITY. lkc. ENCOURAG El) by the uniform success attend ing their peculiar method of fronton-14 itt the are Din few prevalent complaints, ;whirls has been confirmed by the ex _ t ' • - perierwe of many years in a large and extensive pructice; sa . A ItTIFICIIIIr., TEETII . . _ s of table also of happy effects resulting to the puhlic f ro m me. 1,- with Enamel, which -up dirtl men confining their alteration to a certain cla,s of diseases, shoot changer. tk . iftell. fiord without pais, from one to a s newts. GOSS hod Co. ematimeto direct their studies its ther.de 5e.,..1e set.:.. as Ito if, worn with of without tying. and are Dal diesorders arising (rum a secret destmetive Intik of inconsiderate Cs.ingols/suble front nature; also Natural Teeth placed, from v i sib, which mot only occasion, so wea l ecous tn .t., O r nem '''s a r on to a corn 'lee set. tlas at cloy method of thine Teeth i &elbow, but the entails nu its votaries all the euervistiue babe. ittra to r' 011 1“, if the stela!' he a vet so decayed i Mutate , at- I clinks of old are. In that distress's& state of debility or dei cers, lee'', 4 removes decayed spots, to prevent further decay ; rieuev whether the niasequeure of arch baneful habits, CU:Sp end ha- disrovered a substitute In put in the stump. as U keeps •ive ciAnking. long residence ill hot climates. urdny Other cause, it (ems deravlise. and It the same time makes tbg pivot tight. by which the powers of the cosetitution become enfeebled, as anti tt.tes away the old practice of putting centime round the insanely edowneettlurgeolat of Loudon, They wirer a lima, safe, picot. o hich always cusses ass Implement breath ; those win eat speedy reiteration to sound and vigorous health. mear teem piviotrd sill find a robust& diweeerey. as it lo rotten Where at early applicatios is made far Ilse cure sof dreertaia the rase the stump becomes so decasci a. ant' la her a pleet, Disorder. frequently corrected 11t a moment of inebriety, the awl spoil t the orn:traent of the whale tof teeth. [retaliation is mmHg rnoplatsi la the short spare of two l'R INC E, Denti s t. attend. (Haim Ten lilt' Pour. at ; bit t# titlYo t 2•14 is the 'lmre ildvtiate d 11114 ilutirrute "al" of '' Joo tr n-sees, 0 s ford-strert.— Iblosene, it iambs • Soopo-se reel tofeetleo. ehauteterieed IV a varlet! of Painful and abate' opt. hew Na. Nu. 6; the umbers are Irregular s • a i -- .-• sine symposia , a oto la their Play (without restrain T s prevent ( ratabl e , Mr. P. doorestot pat is en Artilleinl Took 1 • •1 la dies nt rzet;lse) Via •la the patient a pennanint and give his advice. or be consulted us the Teditand Gam, wi th . I V idlcal rare ' i The diseases of ***Unglue, as free neally Connected will; or vat the fee uf the Guinea. . arisinl i f y ro m the above complain'. have mot escaped Moi r ultra. t'IZINCE'S PASTE PEARLSAw esoneallagdeenyed ow hie. I t a m; as inrambk and aspired pion, thcy are tinkled in wishes. teeth M front. Persons having the atisfortuive . of lona; a : ',m o ve oh.thause Glee, and stileturer., whether recent or of frorst felt's, inlay with ease. in a few misostes, subtairute a toroth ! l a ,* densti o n, without mowing to the painful and dangerous thens,eloe . Half a Guinea a Bus. Plaits Directions sealed , u se o r the ;mastic neatic.. Many iflliiSlierS can be adduced of asp iii earls Ma g• i very inveterate cases. of Peveral Year. eallialeattre, haying yield- PR INC L'S CHERRY LOTION, immediately eweeleas the ; ern to their method In alto days, after the tura had heat so. Itrenir ; bons es perienre f o und st the daily istairlethaA they sooty . templed by other praetitioacts without etfettt =mat s uc h b tu fie relied as for fartepoitog teeth that sire May. Preserves and I ; laws Ilse agreeable resists of a practice of formers' years. that 4% ?Ilea , the teeth ; heats, hardens, and strengthens trader galas; the mode of treatment has tent in one shuck instance ever proved 1...! gre.sq cattle so persons wearing artificial teeth fastened to i abortive, duels* which ;wiled sanity thousand person. of bt:th C.:feral ones, its it prevents the mama teeth twinning loose, sae vess, have experienced the enjeyrneut of lumina been per. t-oder, or switched; those who we-sr artificial teeth smghs nimer fealty eared, aftersevere and ittillnees methods base ilea per to Ile without is, as by clearsitog artificial teeth with Ilw Cherry • severed its to no purpose. • Lotion, it kerps them sweet and clean, and prevents thew Messrs. Goss met Co. reclusively professing the cure of these eh:ln i tial; calmer. A trial with convince. par:hailer cousplaintt. in tinier that they limy not he. by n * ' smirked with the obloquy .so ju;ily ;dumbed t o -e f Ask for Prince's Cherry Lotion, Hallos.Guinen a bottle, or 1 " 61 "Itel l nor d.azen bottles Five Pounds. l the ignorant enr i airie, think it but justice t 3 th eins•elves ill saute, that they have been properly educated and initiated into every PRINCE'S CHERRY PASTE . f or ciaosiee.preservincowd branch o f t he r • ( fit.oft la real VIVI 1'60441.11 cern Ca to whi c h , mon i r Isonestiately w hitenitte the teeth, keeping them free' felon tart.se p - Ile . pints, and testimonials from the most eminent Physicians,. sir &rand part., am prEvent, further de- . sie; - have to convince any enipsirer) that the success result* cleats away .peck s Cite; enrine sestryy it; the gums, Praia.; Imre, and dropping out qp w ite hic sit mdl l4.. ; th a e lo c o aw risteits °f Iteeeettt Loom their endearours Art induret them to quit she meths of the geweral Practitioner. and they presume that these.pres s i, e.s tuts ii.o.e , makes the gums nod lips of a healthy red, nod is • : . 11 . 1111.011/1 ellfluillllfe at fair ground for the unprecedented otair i 'Ibl) esleensed., isAs or who *nee use i t.; g ive , ita _,,p refe „ r _...._ ence " dear. with which they have, by the Public, beets so Ithenaly. snarls powoero. Th e vroprietror , as a D ent i st, Mien Ands Ilse I , arrd. ... en: . loltel Of teeth destro3ed, and the gums INUCIO ..E. by persons i holt% tooth powder". .neermionrd from the woody ingredients i ter) io Tntepziennpulttsed, of either Sex, with secrecy, deli y, stud ids at their house daily (personally, or by lA. cac thee are gene s: 41y composed of. The Caere, Paste is warranted tentini t inaorem, pleitritsil lot the p a l ad e r rorwl if noroansly used, is a sure Patients In the country are requested to state the particularn pdrvedosiye m;ainst all complaitats that *re incident to the teeth aid gitl9l4. . of their case. age, mai manatee (sit tieing, adios' jot a Ennk.ssaiw I I Ask fur Prime's Cherry Paste, 9 6 .6 d. or ft dnsen at 14 4 4. I fast advice nod medicines; stud m the use will forwardaßlOl • any part of the Kingdom. • +. o !'.old at the Prottrietdoes,JOhumereeti Oxforikireet s and by • GOSS mid CO. Surgeons, Na. 13, llesverie.Mreet, f i leti4 ttustprioespal Vespra. .- _. .s••• • 1 . ' street. ' • published. price 94 HINTS to the NERVOUS and DEBILITATED of both Res•=, p•irsieulnrty .to thine *hose Intirmities ore an imunnonotaiiie to Connubial Happiners, and to the misguided prosel)te, of that deAructive habit. which widen. mines the most •izorous constitution'. and often precipitates young person', in the prime of life, into all the infirmities of old age. a complication of disetwei, mid the very brink of the grave. before they are conscious of its tuoral turpitude, or de structive tendency t with Ob‘erritions on the best outdo of treatment, founded on long and ample experience. By 111. - VENEL. M. b. Late Professor of Bitianv at the University .f Leyden s Physi cian to the Royal liotmehold at Berlin, 84e. Ike. Etc. " Non est mere, sed valere, vita. irihd. Landon: Puhlbhed by the Author, and bold by Messrs. Par- Immo. 166, riert-street ; Watson, 22. Southampton-octet. 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