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~k~, , . r w P.- , • ._. • . • - - - o ', 4, '• (1= - ; . 7-4 p • • - - LN %.11.314 1. } f'• 'I . : ~- 3 -. !i 1 ~ r;i . tr, t‘t t t • ;• a ~.;; r. No. 2319. DRUR Y-LANE THE A LARGE Proportion of the iu bscribers and Nei* Re.der. having received their Din Id. ndr :in I AtinsolieN i 4 'lice, That Attendance n ill he gluon for all vrch frrihM l'ayww ll v, at the Committee Roo n, at :he Singe Dom', Ile Ross il -treat, on Wedin , tolay in each W,.eit only, Com tie him' 4 Eleven in the Forenoon °Wit Three its the i fter. soon, when and wrh. Mr. Prake, the TNmer. will attend so pay the r,niiiinter re of the Suhscrilsels, New Ret,ters, and Inonela hison Ike lland. All Per-aus willing to contract for the Lightin> of the Theatre Royal/ DrueN4 :we, for the ensiling Season. st ill •ie pleased to gold Uleif rlsolaiii sealed, addressed tii the Se-1 etyry. al the Conynt:te:!P Rola, at the Tbeatrc, oo or before Mooday, tile 3,;,h hot ti,t„ W. C. WARD, Secretary. Drury-lane Theatre, August 21, Igp, GOVERNESS A EN CY. MRS. BURNE has the honour of informing Fa -1 mities waanti:4 Governess..., that .be has in '.u.r pnirer, at perinit, In reesiminend Ladirm pm-se:Wog supreipr Abili- Ergli.h mid Native: of Frame, of all A c eh. —A list of tiro + qiuiliflentiotts being trrepaird far the•Sti4frielion of Fa mil es. Mrs. B. will feel lionnu:ed hy their inspOrtion, from I 'even in Five o'rlock daily, at ber house, No. $l, Alfred- Once, tiratortl,quare. Letters (post paid) punetnally answered. Late of Gnlden.iyanre. FIST COFFEE AND RUM BLISHMENT FOR TN BALE OF , Al Nos. 17 nod 18. Fnehurch-±treet, London. COFFEE and KUM are sold, at this Establish. mini, sit thP following PRICES, for ready-money on deliver% , mod delivered free of eapence to any part of Lon don COFFEE (not less than Ill.) Very bests:tn., at 2s. 011..—Ditto, roasted, at 25. 61. perlb. Very guild raw, at Is . Dino is. 3d. Good r.tw. of Is. Gd.— Ditto Is. 10d. RU of proof strength (not lets tkan two gallons), Jamaica, at -18 s. (Id. per gallon. Lrewartt lil•ind -17 s. 6tl. per gallon. Casks will be Alpplied, if reauired, and Cie rine returned, upon their bring +rat hitch. Prier of a 2-gallon cask 3s. of a S.gallon tid a 4-gallon ditto bs. a 5 vilion ditto GY. a 6-gallnn ditto 7.. a 10-ration ditto 3e. Gil. a 2. 'lon ditto Iss. Order•, for an, 'part of the count , ., s ill be punctually ex, cowl', if accompanied with Ban'. of England Notes, or Bills on Loudon B :rinrr•. nut exceeding two months. Orde,.. for entree should be addrer..ed In Mr. Dente, No. 17; Dori f r Rum ditto to Mr. Hotness, No. 18, Feu thnryb -fiver. Th- mtwt librral nllowrttzte to Dealers. • The Today of the Cotltre and Rum sold at this Establishment any be depended wont, it has been formed for the sole pur pose nr Hipping thy public with these articles genuine as itn- Cnrted I and 6 conducted thole,. the superintendence or the hairman at,d a ( ommittee of the Body of West India Planters and blerchants. (Sighed) CHARLES ELLIS. Chair n. N. H, This is mow the only Establishment which has the intrlCtitell for tile we.,t Ina 1100). AUTUMNAL ItO'NF,L COMPLAINTS. IiPROVED TINCTURE OF COLUMBO. I Rota, sanctioned I. tie iiust medical taieutr, :is n superior remedy in those coi»plitints of !tie stours'A accl bowels wl•ich are caused by corruptor nccomal.ited bile, mid which so mach prevail this season. Its powers in restoritiz the tone or the stoma, h and bowels, aad as a corrector of acrimonious and in alleviate* lse usual slisonters occasioned by bile, 1 as nriu•ea, a tangoed state of the stomach, nervcos sick bead nth• s, restlessness of mind, scam of appetite, are well doscrilred by tare late Or. Percival in his celebrated treatise Ho ii;is root; as well as its great powers in violent bilious vomiting. and looseness, and particularly when the stools are streaked ith blood. It allevt,tes the sickness and vomiting occasioned by pregnancy, mid the vomiting and 10WeDe:1 which the acute. pain in teething causes to infants. A prospectus, briefly describing its efficacy and medical cha..l lacier, may he had gratis, at Lewis's warehouse, No. 14, Charles•strett, Covent-garden, r here it is sold at 7 s . a boille,*l or three bottles for II.; or by Randall, Royal lisc!;auge; Ward, llttlhorn ; Hats bins, Old aloud-street; and ,13ridge street, Westinioster. ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS!!! GOV ILIINNI ENT SECURITY. ENOII.MOUS SUM must be distributed 11 to the Pololie, by the STATE LOTTERY, w !Orb di :to s 17th of S PTEM DER N EXT.—Scheme consists of only 1:1,0„0 Tickets. and contains 2 Prizes of £20,;113, 2 of £lO 000, 5 of £lO.lO - Dill of X5OO, 132 from .C2a up to £2OO, and /.1.110 mm e h 420 Pr;zes than Inst Lottery, Prize unit. r ,1401 TICK ITS and II ARES are sellirgisi great vnriety, by W. MARTIN, No. 8, Corohill, ho sold in the .I:toiletry 8t..1c Utters' Comma, No. 7731, £20.00), and N.•. 512, £l,OOO all in 23 Share,i to the Public. and paid on deamiul. N. B. Orden from the Country, reinitiieg good Bills, WM moles. or Piet-ottlce Orders, puiietually attended to. ROWEL COM PLAINT. DR. WEBSTE.R'S EtowLisn DI ET DRINK. FROM the extraordinary and attogpther unusual heat of 11w Weather he • this Climate, a Disorder in the Bowels bai . berome prevalrai in England, very notch resembling the IN FLU EN EA. a bich me tears hack spread terror :did deloor throughout sir whole kingdom. 'I be Proprietor of she celebrated 1/r.. WE LISTER'S ENG LISH DIET DRINK het. leave to assure the Public, dint a pure impulse of mach biglier origin than mercenary motive, inducra him toinfot in the uMirted, that this Vegetable Medi cine will most certionly be fottud a wife, pleavant, and idallihle remedy for Ibis raging nod epidemical complaint. • It has proved fur the.. last sixty years, 81 sure kid radical antidote - against all the disorders is Rich spring frhio impurities of bkwd, nod it re laxation of the nervous system. Give it hut n fair trial, ac radii% tai the pt Jilted Directioo,, and Life, Health, and Spirits re a within, theimmediate reach a f all ages acid both sires, with out pain, inconvenience, or any privatitni, t hat deserves the mime of self-denial. Sold Wit.;les. -tle and Retail by the sole Proprietors, E. Slee sod Co., 9.2, Borough, South work t and also W hotel-tile and Retail by their A;ents, blestra. Howard and Evans, Long hair, West &hit litiel;l. Ail Letters nod Orders (post-paid) addressed to them, will oteet the earliest attestiuo. And is sold retail. by one at least, in every considerable Town iu the United Kingdom, and h) the follootiu Venders of Medicine Is tendon : Elliottoa, Chemist awl Druggist. - 106, Borough; Bolton's Medicinal Wart-haute, front of the Royal Exchange, Cornhill ; Culesworthy, Chemist and Druggist, 144, Whitecharl ; Moloney, Chemist, 24. Great Surrey street, Blackfroars-rood, and at Kenoington-cross ; Sanger Cute !Neon), 150, Oxford-street; Mid4ley, ChesnLt awl Drug. gist, 49, Strand; Hodson and Co. Chemists, (C. 27, Hay market; Ward, 124, Holborn; and Maltreat, Performer, 115, 11 , c-street. • 1.1 half pint bottles, 4s. ; pint ditto, 7s. 6d.; and in quart Cita, l4a. each, duty included. Just published, in a Pamphlet. price Is. • A BRIEF ACCOUN .if the CHARACTER and EF FICACY of the ENGLISH DIET DRINK, containing n 400 g li-t of Cures, all of which are of recent dates, selected fro m a vast varlets o f o th ers , at t h e press i ng des i re of the par ties themselves. These isitcrestirg Cases demonstrate the ustn ziqi :e powers of the Medicine in Consumptions. Astlonas, I umations, Dropties, Gravels, Cancers, Worm Complaints in Children, and in the Iwo critical Periods of Life, cape 'lei red b) the Female Sex, Ste. &c. A 1,.., a New Edition, con s iderably eal arge d, i n One VII• :Juice hy... vriceboaids, Dr. WEBSTER'S PRACTI CAL OItSERVATIONS no the PRESERVATION of /11 A LTH, ac. This Klock ncerritely deseribeievery Entente in which the ENGLISH DI EV DRINK, bits halo particularly efficacious, and is ther.fore eureestly recommended to on attentive perusal Its the Ist j Amew es , o r whom, mid of their Venders, this, and the other Work, nay he had. N. B. Purchaser., returning the empty Bottles to the Proprie tors, will receive fur the tame a liberal allowance. UNITARIAN FUND. BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS DAY. A T a SPECIAL GENERAL TWEETING o f th e SURSCILIIIii:RiI Jo the UN.ITA.RIANfUND, holden .I 1 In Three Volt. Bye. price. U. 11% 64. bnardt, • • ai the 1K ing's,llea4l.Tavero,jo jhe Poultry,, on. Friday, Augutt go, 1813 1 . y ETTEP written by EMINENT PERSONS Mr. Aldertoon 000 DB " IL-4 ; Ntr - . GE Y TU R right, Rn d 1 'III - JILS dEIIERE in the Chair. in the SRVENTRENYR and gIfiIITEENTH• 1; Resolved mix' isnou,ly. That we conceive it to be the, .I ES; to st bin h nre added, )fame's Joarnies to Reading, ' Of every man—a right derived immediately. fetter the Almighty ..od to Whaddon Hall, thesebit •of . Browne Willis, Esq. midi to Creator — form his own religious opinions, to profess them now fi rm Lives of eminent Me n . By J o h n 'Aiih ee y, ItO n . The *hole amongst his neighbours and fellow-creatu res , and to act upon puldisbed• from the .Originals hi the Bodleinn Library :and Ashasolean BI biographical and literary !Bus 'O them in the exercises of Divine Worship=—that in reli g ious opi. . Dion, profession, and worship, as held , avo we d, an d o b serve d *ration°. in Great Britain, there isle° roterruption of ih.. peace of cowl. 1 By the AUTHOR OF'SFLECTIONS FROM THE GEN- Society, and no call for the interfereneri of the hlngistrate, who TLEMAN'S MAGAZIAB. cannot ogled to Tolerate, without rimming authority to penile; Printed for Loogiatui, Molt, Rees "Grair,ond Brown "Pa rtite;—and that all Penal Statutes , whether they intact flue teronster - row ; and at t h e B r i t i s h i G a tt erN . 5 4. N ew it i , a d. imprisonment, or po.itive bodily sulferink, or whether they de street, London ; and Monday and Staiter, Oxford. elate civil disabilities. ezclastah.ith&Prielitlntis ho the rr"uhli .0f whom also cony be%lntiti • • stately or such opinion, profession, and warship, are siontifein A nELF.GTION' of CL:12.10Illir Afrolgsg,vit. foam ths . , Invasion. of natural right, narr epid tly thpugnatat to the Chris- GENTLEMA.WS Mac AirtNE, in roar lave vole. Ara: (the thin R •ligino, rand to the spirit.of ino.lielthls -Constitution. • Stolid EdithaV price 21: 12s, 6d. boards. - 4. Resolved utumirunusly, That as Flab Christian% dis- T. rapk.Yolitise may be lied separate, pricelit, tioguished from our felloirs-Chrittiant only by the faith and boards. ' . . . , ; ; worship which we have learned from the% ad", Scriptures , that • • the God and Father of the Llaiverse is one Ileing, mind, nod per son, the sole object of Religious Worship,. toad that Jesus Christ n the chosen, hartioured, Mid divilicti-endowed Messenger of God, we had bung tell the injustice of being excluded by.po. skive statute from even that share of Iteligious Liberty which was allowed to the mass of Protestant I.)lstteaters t for which exclusion, we humbly conceive no reason was tube found in . aur character and conduct as shbjcets and citizens, wherein we have never yielded, nod can never yield, the superiority to any denomination or class of oar countrymen. 3. Resolved unanimously, That vie congratulate our Unita. rian Brethren on the Bill Lately passed into a law for the relief of those who Impugn the Doctrine of the Trinity the British Legislature having thus readily performed an act of justice de nied by the House of Commies, twenty yjars ago, to the earnest and eloquent application af that able and enlightened, and ever memorable Statesman, the fate Mr. Fox. 4. Resolved, That in comma with all the friends of religious li• bertv and just government,we rejoice that persecutiug la ws,enael. et, at the sera. of the Revolution, in direct violation of the princi ples then asserted, and which, though too cruel nod impolitic to he often enforced, have yet remained for a century the dis grace of the Statute Book, are at length expunged, amidst n general acquiescence in the justice and even necessity of their repeal. 5. Resolved unanimously, That our best acknowledgements are due to. William Smith, Esq. M. P. f. r his compliance with the request, originating in our Coinmiite., in bring the subject of the legal insecurity of Unitarian. before Parliament, awl for, his ourrniitted attention to the Parliamentary progress of the: Bill-. which he accordingls brought into the House of Cana. moo-,.fur toe repeal of those Penal Statutes which had so long rendered Unitarian. liable to he deprived of civil protection! merely on the ground of their religious profession. 6. Resolved on iiiimously, That we trust the period is arlie wincing, and would willingly hasten its arrival, when not only Christmas of ever.• descriptimi, hut also our Countrymen at large, should be alike free to profess and defend their opinions, and all equall) partake the civil rights of Britons. 7. Resolved unaninvinsly.,That as Unitarian Christians feared rot toprofes* and inculcate a hat they esteem the Doctrines of the Gospel, though liable to the infliction of severe penalties, it is their incumbent duty, now that they arc placed within the pr teetion of the Law, not to relax their efrot is, but rather to extend those e xertious which well cnas•st with the peace and order of Civil Satiety and the perest principles of Christia4 Charity. 8. Refoherl 'unanimously, That the ThaOlcs of this Meeting be given .to the Committee of the Unitarian Feud, far thei zealous di•charge of the trui4 committed to them, and for theirr watchfulness over the Inter e "ts suf the Unitarian Body. A new Edition, in Two. Volumes royal 4to. price 61. 6s. in boards, and in Two Volumes demy •4to. price 41. 4s. in boards, OBSERVATIONS on POPULAR ANTIQUI TIES, chiefly illustrating the Origin of our vulg ar Cus toms, Ceremonies, and Superstitions. By JOHN BRAND, M. A. Fellow and Secretary of the Society of Antiquaries of London. Arranged and revised, with additions. By HENRY ELLIS, F.R.S. Sec. S. A. Keeper of the Manuscripts in the British Museum. Printed for F. C. and J. Itivington I Nichols and Co.; Wil kie and Robinson; J. Walker; R. Lea ; White and Co. ; Cadell and Davies; Lone*san, Horst, and Co.; I. and A. Arch; J. Richardson ; W. Stewart; R. Raidwia; er41100.. and Joy; J. Foulder ; and J. Johnson And Co. 9. Resolved unanimously. That the , above Resolutions be printed, and that a Copy he sent to every Member of the So ciety within the reach of the Twopenny Post. L. Resolved unanimously, That the Resolutions now pas sed be ndyertised In the Monthly Repository,-1 Publication which, fur time support it gives to the eause of Fre Enquiry and Religious Liberty, is entitled to the countenance of the Unitarian Roily; and particularly of this Society. 11. Resolved Unoiniinou%ly, That the above Resolutions be adserti-cd Aso in the principal Periodical- Publicatioui autl the .Newspapers, at the dna-remit) of the Comininee. SAMUEL GOOD BEIIERE, Chairman, John Christie, used, having taken the Chair, it was Resolved Unanimously, That the Teanks of the Meeting he given to Mr. Alderman Goodbehere for his conduct in the Choir, and far Ws zeneral support of the rights and liherlirn of 'his fellow citizens and fellow countrymen of all denominations. . . I.I:PLAN and TERMS of Mr. TIIELWALL'S 1 INSTITUTION, No. 57, Linento's Inn-fields, for the Remedy of Organic Defects. Cure of Impediment, and Pre paration of Youth for the Pulpit ,, Bar, and Senate, &c. price b. 2. ILLUSTRATIONS of RHYTIIMUS, IN. 6d. 3. VESTIBULE of ELOQUENCE; IN. 6d. 4. A LETTER to Mr. CLINE. on IMPERFECT DE. VELOPMENTS of the FACULTIES, &c. is. Sold by Messrs. Arch. Cornhill; Harwood, Great Russell. street.; ;and Ridgway, Piccadilly. .tIOCIETIC AND MANNERS OF THE NORTHERN , . IRISH. Price 10s. 6d. Bvo. boards, A VIEW- of SOCIETY and MANNERS in the 411. NORTH of IRELAND, in the Summer and Autumn of 1811. By JOHN GAMBLE , Esq. Sir:dme. ." Mr. Gamble is a man of vivacity and good humour, mingled with a due portion of feeling and gravity ; which give to the remarks which he makes, the scenes w hich he describes, and 'the incidents which he relate?, a con-iderable degree of in terest, and reader the perusal always agecable, and often edi fying.'—Critical Rev. May 1813. Printed fur C. Cmlock and W. Joy, 32, Paternoder-row. Where may be had, by the same Author. price S. Bvo. bout dt, SK ETCHES of HISTORY. 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C l4 * ih . •• a 1 r. 3 4 • , .:, ', ; .... --..,..., ......... • i .. • •;',-; , tr ) • . c L . 7 ) , t [ e • - t • ' , - •-...;.. 1.: ; I 'mr p valmiall LONDON, •MON T DA l t , AUGUSD 23; !Sip,' • , 'NI 4 11111.1 REAL JAPAN 'BLACKING, - made by DAY aye MARTIN, 97, WO Holborn. • May of lite Counterfeits say, as mode by 14Y nod NI A ItTIN; when have 97.410L11011N, leavin•,• not the wor4 H 1011; and some have a mall (or) before the original Number. • (1:3" Also observe, that she whole Address is clear and distinct. NAVAL POEMS. In super-royal 4to. elegantly printed, price One Guinea, in brrirds, NAVAL POEMS, viz. PLEASURES of the 11 NAVAL LIFE, in Three Cantos; and the BA?TLE of TRAFALGAR, dedic,ited, by permis,ion, to John Wilson Croktr, Esq. Eli THOMAS DOWNEY, R. N. Printed for O, Cradock and W. Joy, st, Patereoster•row and J. Hatebara, Piccadilly. Wheee,taay be bad, just published, price 3s. The SHANNON and the CHESAPEAKE, a Poem.. • Jas, pohlished. price 25." HIN'T'S to the NERVOUS and 'DEBILITATED of huth Sews, particularly to" those whose Infirmities are an iusunnountable Ant to—Connubial Happiness, and to the misguided prose4tes of that de,troetivi habit, which under mines the most vigorous constitutions, and often precipitates young persons, in the prime of Jife, into all the infirmities of old :iv, a complicatimi of diseases, and the very hriak of the Brave. before they are conscious of its moral turpitude, or de structive tendency t wish Obse r vations on the best mode of Treatment, founded on long and ample experience. By. M. VAN EL. M.D. Late Profi•ssor of Botany at the University of Leyden ; Physi clan to the Royal finut•eloold at Berlin, &c. Ite. & c.e. " Noe eft vivere, sed vatere, vita."—Martiel. • London; Published by the Author, and sold by Messts. Par sons, MS. Fleet-street ; Watson, '2? Southampton-street. Co vent -garden ; Itirhards, 193, Strand, near St. Clement's Church ; Goddard, 1, Pall. Mall ; at the Author's !louse, 111, Alfred- Rptsce, Bedford .squarer; and by the principal Booksellers in yawn nod Country. PERIENCE 11AS• MADE TriousiNns. .WlSE.—Saldiurst or Grey 'lairs will ti;.‘ tw seen. Those who have glued Hair do not know the value of it fill they have the tubtfoirtuor to lose if, or turn Grey—that was too often the rose of bite. Several Ladies and Gentlemen who had used the Russia Oil for year-, and from the use of that alone not a hair fell off, or *timed grey ; hut, being itersulded ii few months nen, by their Hair-fires-ern, to use other Oils that are advertised. they won found she difference—their Hair fell off, or turned Grey, and they have declared.they will use No other titbit the Russia Oil in futtere ' which is the hest for nusittening the Hair, when dressing real or false hair. In short, where Hair ha; got thin or bald, rind the least roots by using the Russia Oillittgaittrly, you may 'rely on its being re. stored. .*. A-k for Prince's Russia oils at Bs. per Bottle, or one Bottle, four small, mill tin; or six large for 51. duty in cluded. Grey or Carrotty Whiskers are a great disfigurement to Gens tlemen.—Ladies or Gentlemen making trial will be convinced of the utility of Prince's Dye, being .o improved, that am doubt now remains making Grey or Carrotty Hair dark or black immediately. Observe, there has been many attempts to prepare articles for a timilar purpose, but have failed. Several Ladies have declared, that for years they had been obliged to wear false hair, although having tolerably good hair of their own, but it being grey at tin early age, they were re commended to make a fair trial, and in a short time, so great a. the addition, that they left of the fake hair, and Issas made their head of hair have the youthful• appearance as when 2i/ years of age. Ask for • 4 Prince's Dye," Prite Hulf•a-guinea a Baffle, or a dozen Bottles, 51. • Plain directions are inclosed in each Bottle, by which any one may (1)e their hair themselves with ease and filename. Sold by the Propriet r, Prince, Dentist.—Observe, it is not , a Shop—exactly opposite No.B ; the Numbers are irregular is John-street, Oxford.street. Ladies or Gentlemen sending ser vants fur flus4a Oil, will be particular to give them directions, as there are' petty shops in John street, as well ,as in other Streets, that sell Counterfeit Russia Oil. Sold also by most principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders. • AFTER SPENDING THOUSANDS, . . to make a valuable artiele known; it must be villany in any one in counterfeit it. See the last medical Act of Parliament, you N ill find Prince's Russia Oil must have a Medicine Stamp. As security. the Proprietor has leave of the Commissioners of his Majesty Stamp O ffi ce to have his name, ~ M r. Prince," printed on the Government Stamp, which is on the outside of the covrr of each bottle,--the counterfeiting is forgery ; there fore any Shopkeeper or Hair-dri•sser sellinK Itusitt Oil, under may . pietence wlrateyee, without the British Government Stamp, ire tenpostois, rod sellers of counterfeits. Ladies mid Gentlemett residing in the country, by indorsing a One potted note io mktter to the Proprietor, will receive by re turn of conch one guinea's worth. (gr As a set of swindlers have counterfeited, therefore be sure to order Prince's Raisin Oil,' or Prince's Russia Dye. as 'daily Ladies and gentlemen call and say they halm been taken in by buying the counterfeit, and it has done great injury to their hair, therefore be particular, particular, particular. ADVICE. WHEN Men of Education and Professional Skill. use persevering endeavours in discover the boom safe and certain method of treating . ts fen.. prevailing Dismes , the successful restilt of their experience is the best proof of superiority. Messrs. GOSS and CO. Surgeons, have been induced to mks the cure of the fAlowing the object of thetr particular study , via. n certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a moment of intoxication, and its concomitants, Strictures and Gleets, which, by an improved plan, ore speedily and effectually cured; us also Debility, whether arising from Bacchanalian indulgences, long residence in warm climate, or a secret solitary vice, too often uehappily pursued by the youth of both sexes 4 its the one CAW. jiff - sterility, or barrenness; and in the other a numerous train of nervouediseases, which, if not timely remedied, terminate in impotence and Consumption. In that clistressingstiste of debili ty or deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful ha- bits, or arising from any other cause, by which the powers of the constitution become enfeehled. as regularly educated Stir gents of London they oder a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and vigorous. health. The result of a long and extensive practice has enabled them, by it superior method, to remove Venereal Complaints, how ever Inveterate or conrplicnted, without subjecting the patient to the least restraint in diet or exercises and in resent Cases, where an early epplientfon is made on discovery of the /diction, -they frequently ;redone a cure io the short space of two days. The unprecedented success of their mode of treatment ( which has never been known to fail in one single instance 'in is practice of' -Sheen years, during which perind teeny thousand !remota of both sexes have been cured, even after severe mid injurious method, had been pursued by other Practitioners without effect), induces *them to thus publicly offer their advice. Messrs. Goss and Co exclusively professing the cure of these particular Complaints, in order that they may not he marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy se justly (notched to the ignorant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state, that they hare heat properly educated and initiated into every branch of the profe,sion (cqrtificatne of which, from different Idtapi.. tab, and testimonials from the most eminent Physicians, they beset a convince any inquirer), that the success resulting from their endeavours first induced them ti quit the practice M the general Practitiontr and they presume that their tautest. slam cvastitute a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence .with which they have, by the Public, been sq liberally ho poured. Patients in the Country' are requested tq state the parties; lan of their case, ale, stramounser of living, unclosing n Hindi Nate for Advice and Medicines ; and the same will be forwarded to million of the Kingdom. 0065 and CO. Brim., 19, liouverivatreet, kleelitret. ' PAK,* il4O. " -• , -.• • •II T . - . i_ .. . . r.• .. ' HEALTH AND ILAPPI NESE. - • HEN the spark of life sheens .to grow clim. . • the rift-4016.n languid, rind all the facultios impel eel s VIV Dr. VEMIWS,RESTOftATIVE BALSAM itivs 0 fillip is the constitution, replenishes the oth:suited vrwelS, invigid ales the muscular system, exhilarates OW aiumnl spirits, rind re-ani mates the whole man. in'all C , ifei of elehitity , mid relax:wan, mid in the votrirtertrid compliented affectiotat of the ?defy's, It Settees, die. tor.ic elfeeta of this sublime remedy are speedily niaiiifested 4 sadly those distressing symptoms 'skids p•event married rage from having (wadies, or which Aster ttijfivi duals Venni Mattylng, tbisßalsam is proved, alai acknowledged to be the only certain remedy. . • r See " Or. Vessel's Medical Admonitiooktit Mottled People." and hiv " Hints 40 thelilervous and Debilitated of both Sete." price 9t. 9d. * MARRIAGE • ' [ls, iimmeofintiably, the/most important duty rf intr lite% the _,,ki. of ail itor..earibb IminOwych. eeist jbor ei)Oirit git imams! tidily t bat Ares ;We Alitorkwrientl3 Inrigteit t • t .la ftstes Anaieb :sae* a s, .ettwittlat to • distlinle t .4F — el) sh • im;,.u..pr, yEle t t29 RESTOMATI VE .1. EILVIDH.,,NA t•SAMi. a ! fare, t ecteal, and permaneet remetiv,4. all tasegmf. re sm. lion, bility, lenr,ner, fineness orsel ,itif, ihriir.O' was are, nervous head-ash, treenblitu of the hints,:dre.'oppression at rate chest, stomach, &c. Oils medicine n &As certain and abuts* ;qt. mediate relief; in those sitferiiink: which indicate disewc or want of healthy action in the inost nehle'brerinS of the toinan frame, it is also a sovereign, teiriedy,t when theiferegkiing svnpiorns have continued for some time, a . orate .. of pub. stance or decrease of voloMe *tooted-. attended With af fections of the eyes and ears, impait,a l oei, i ;-,ri, muscular debility, indigestion, emaciation,, and , all the symptoms of rapid deiay. terminating -in the opmt deplorable, humi liating, and distressing disease , , mcident' to iminkinif ; if '.iicit cases, when all other remedies tiate'failiid i Dr. V;onelfs !)relent is a sovereign and infallible rerardy 4.it t.. to fila,.the mak e :m c . (Heine which can he re)imPon for im a c tion pm iisi2l orgaus k specific wad invariable, -safe and sainiary ; iv fort .wittiont stimulating, and animates without titinmi:sr vit pommies: the reproductien of the wasted sith,tiince. ;and invigiwates 4ht yes eular system, iso as to secore a Bue elnborti ion mitt re tent s 1oli; in deed it nourishes, strenohens„ , and replenl.hes the entire tiokt y g exhilarates the apirits, and tranquillizes the velmi in torio am:in ner that it tralftleserves the title of " l'ahulum ; ..r food of Life and Health," a title eoaferred on it by a voting noblest:an. eminent for lift rateMs and literary acquirement,. in a letier of thniiks addressed to the Proprietor, in which he suites hi: g r in nod unequivocal belief, that if it were not for toe bet Arial ef fects of tbis-Mcdicine, he would not be now in the land of the living. The offspring of feeble, diseased, and enervated parents, in. herit a constitutional dispositian to the foreving malatlirs a long residence in but and unite:llov climates will pr.atuce sisiii lar effects; lusurv, (Palpation, habitual excess, wee:ft:Ailed licentiousness, and unbridled sensualiv .le.sd to constequeures equally deplorable; and it is, with reluctance, (has I tin rum. pelted, by a regard In'truth and the re;il interests of Isainasiity, to aver, that the ton freyneet cause of this unhappy nod pitiable condition is, that reprehensible habit, that puerile species of debauchery, which I have treated out 111 large In my " Hints to the Debilitated," and which is sir destrui tlve to health, that if its prevalence is suffered t.s continue and extend. it bidsfair to produce degeneracy, if nut amiihiliation of the be• man race. . . " Hoc nihil . rsee inapt, steins-est, mihi crele i sett ingein " Quantum viz animo rooripis ipse up." " roe think its untidily it% a crime believe " A crime pu great, you acutely caa conceive." Whatever She original cause of these disordilrs may kale been, however hiveterate, sir by whatever symptossif4 they may he anwitested s ibe object of the most earnest solicitude with the unhappy sufferers k t t obtain relief; and the nip.; 1,,,,rt-I; gratiticatitm of say lire, is to adiuivister the balm of cotoolatt to to this wretched elms of the comniunn v, I rao, ew it .ei e ntio ub :y and with cimildewee, unsure every individual of either se*. who is nervous, r. lased, debilitAted, or subject to any of the 46- robes.or symptoms that I. have drirrihed.. that Inv bAlsato i- as perfectly safe. salt is invariable eticai 1.44; with all iu ' , flier advantages, thif medicine combines that of a secret ri me ly ; for it is invariably sold, Sealed up, -wita,tell and plain direc tion, for use, mid may lie administered for any lengiA f time, without the kaow ledge ,ot. way iodividoal , ekseiu tho,e wau take it. Dr. Venel's Restorative 'Nervous -Rabaul is prerired and sold, by the Propriet..r, at his iieuse, Na. 10, Alf Nil- Once, Bedfaid-squire ' Lusitm, where he'rtlay he ein•stilted, per sonally, ur by letter, post paid, and !*shoeing the customary fee. It is also sold, by the Proprietor's *special appointmert,hv Mr. Firteell, 150. Oxford -street. opposite fintubvtreet ; Mr. Bleb. ,!c, Drucodst, 193. Strand, near St. Clement's Church; A Ile% 76' tilford sired!, opposite the Pdathenn ; Mr. ii• ,, tor, front of the Royal Exchange ; Mr. Chrisp, Corkspitr-street corner of Spain- Gnerlen ; Messrs. Partuiss,. Booksellers. 1',6, Fiert. street; P. Ward, 321, Holhorn,aear Middle-row; W •t -son, 22, Southampton street, Coyeut-iiiirden ; and hr• utubil re spectable Medicine Venders in every vat of the kingdom, price 10s. 6d. per packet, or the quantity of four pookets in one for 335. A CHALLENGE. 1 MESSRS. CURRIE and Ce. Sorgeens, late hi his Majesty's service, chaHenge the whole world to prove a single instance where Cork Medicine and Method of Cure have failed of the desired effect. The practice of many years in this particular branch of their profession has Out eiveo rise to one unsuccessful - case. They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and cure of YEN EttEAL COll - and that derniogemeet of the system, winch is the consequence of the pernicious nod wasteful effects of ii habit !•mg and Most unhappily pursued by-the youths of both metes, In the one it will be found to he t he unfailing source of Liorretinc.sg the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by #1 ditoo tressing ante of debility. which, If noCtimely remedied, term'. Rates in Impotence. These are its remote and ultMoate vdetts g mobile consumptions, loss of rousemor power, and yoro ou , e ,,. ‘ „, pus complaints, usually chotrowterise the mn-ilesi singer of this pillory Meet ,of persons languishing antler diserolers incident to such a'hallit, their treatment is simple. :tool ha, eyver kanved un successful in the course of a long. lalionlatic, .anti taut!) emended 'inlet**. la she most obstinate and coetopliemeol rashes of Ve nereal iaeriion, ouch us olistructi- on on the urethro, spongy es. *crescenrel, hard tumours, callsius ulcers, eruptions, seminal 'Weakness, gleets, US also STRICTURES, •whether recent or of long duration. ilea which have baffled the skill of other practionters, are, by their present improved plots of treatment, effectually and 'permanently cured, withont the patient suffering the exeructatim; polio end iolarsonot hemorrhage which frequently follows the appliestiom of the lunar caustic. 11l ihe Coen of twenty years extensive practice iii Iw o mon ,. Viso monernos cases of strictures have been and are daily on. r their Care, the total eradication of which is effected by a lure certain, and expeditious mode of practice. superior to tool other yef *adopted. The weakness. relaxation, and debility proceeding, front this coMplaint, is speedily removed, unit the patient restored to *Mild and vigorous health. But where the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance in their re ' minstive remedies, after the stricture Lois been Cesiroyeg, is in. dispewsably requisite t* revive the slumbering sparks of life, i and to re-animate the Constitution. Several Noblemen and of /3 s Gent Gentle men of the first respectibility k 6o have been tinder the carts s: Currie and Co. f... t tine re moval of complaints of the apt* , strictures, fee. ; awl having received a 'atheist and permotnent cure, re quest that refemees may he given to tflem, as smisfisesory et: Pees Pees ~ 1" the decisive superiority of hiesors.Currie - tssid,:etn's ;tints of treootinetoi.-- Many of their Geutlem , en have had strictures from tee to twenty years; and had 'been moiler the care of klessesellome, Heaviside*, and other burgeons of equal emirwees,.. , witossetem led the cure by the application of the lunar entatig,,‘ Witold success. Patiguis in the country are Yequelecim state • of their case, age; and geoernl habit Olivine, &c. a retains:lca for advice and medicines, when the & 1 given or sent to any part of the kingdom , . ' To ems crecy so essential to their undertokoort. the postage may ige guided to the account for mediekses. Messrs. Currie and Co. way he consulted he eii, the greatest delicacy. secrecy, and hangar, at their 101, klattuo-gardea.---4th Juue the potnievilmrs r. /tr. inclosityt te Nettie will he metre thst stage of letters ilher Set, with Le...house. No. letttest.lisrJeu. ~i t 11 , 1 ' 1