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BARRACK-OFFICE.,, nth Kira, iBoz COALS. \T : OTICE is hereby given to all Person 4 willing I.N to supply Coal, for the Troops stitioned, or 'to 'be stationed, in ochain BarraLks iir G teat Britain, and the :Islands. of Goensey, Jersey, and 'Alderney, for Twelve 'Months, to cornmence - on'the a'sth of June, tSoz, that Pro posals for the same in writing, sealed 'up, will be'received by :the Barrack-Master-General on or before the. aithof April, iBO2. Speeally will be pub&lied, ' In two Volume's, ;!;',ftavo; : T 'ECTURES on the Gospel o f Sr. Mathew, de.. j.,4 livered in the Parish. Church of St. Jarnes, Westinin ster, in the years 170, 1799, 1866, and tBoT. ' the', - ,Right Rev. IiI~ILBY PORTIA/S., P. 0. i Eishcp of London. Printed for'''. Cadel, jun. and W. 'Davies, •Strand ; T. Payne, Mews-gate ; and F. and C. Rivintton; St. Paul's • Church-yard. • - . Of whom' May be had, by the same. Author, t. Sermons on several Subjeds,• 2 vols. Sr°. Eighth Edi. tion, tzs. in hoards. • 2. A Summary of the principal Evidences for the Truth arid Dtwine Di:igin Of. the Christian Revelation, designed • chiefly for the use Of young Persons, Sixth Edition, z5..6d.. inboards:. • - gluirtly will.be published, • (The first or second Week io April); Ejr I. ilawinati; Nu. 2'24, Poultry; .Londen;; TRAVELS thiouah SWEDEN; 'FINLANLI; and LAPLAND; to the NOR.TiI CAPE, Iti Cid Yearg 170 and 1749. by JOSEPH Actßai. SiAirrius hie tandetr4 nebis Ln - TWo,Yolurnes,.aro. very bandSoniely prihtect, and a luctrated with a tine Head of thu Autilor; enrrailed tfy Totti• kins, a latgi Map; and nurner , )us ti,p4ravings, scriptive of the Manners, Cuterns; and Natural History ct those Countries. The Terms of the COntraa may be known upon applica lion at this °Mee, any day (Synday excepted) b.qween the Hours of Twelve and Three, or to the Bantack-Masters at , each.of the several barracks. The'ProposilS must specify the particular, Places, and the respective Pits, from whence the Coals are to b e su p p li e d , !and be separatifor each Barrack: and they ire also to be in ;conforinity to the Terms ()Idle Contract, or they will;not be attended to, Tbis Day was rublisi,ed, THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-UARDEN wiII be 'TO -MORROW EVE NING, Mar c h 23, 1862, pestormed, THE .C.ABLNET. ' • Principal Charaders by Mr. BRAHANI, Mr. NIUNDENT„ Mr. FAWCETT, .Mr. EMERY, • . Mr.' 13L ANC HARD,.SINIMO Mrs. NS Ur. KING, .aiid..Mr. HILL ; , Mrs. M ATT?) cK$, 'Mrs: ATKINS, H. JO RN'STON, Airs. DAV-ENPO,RT, MIS. DIEDIN,„Mrs. POWELL, And Signora STORAGE, . ~ k s.r.o _ .. THE REVIEW. On Thursday, Mr. Cooke. will 'perform 'the , Charaaer of tit john PaiStatr, with. f - farleqUin's Alma:lack. n Saturlayi,The Cabinet; with Lovira;.la Mode. , A new Grand Ballet in Aetion, with entire new Music, eeties anti-Dectirmtions, is 'in rehearsal. :. lkir. ' Mack black! Comedy of . tlie Mona ihe World is in pre- Nration, ir, Iliiich Mr. 'Cooke-I*M Make - hii.firit appear= Qnee at thi s c,, t M's i ' "' L IC ' .. ~.. ' Yeop lant, • - in the Charader 01 Sir Pertinax. - ' - Stamps to be paid s fpi: by the. Contraolor. . Adectuke Security will be required for the due perform ance of each Contract, and. the Names of two Persons, as Sureties for the .same, 'with Retereet, are to. be.. given in with the Proposals. Handsornely printed in square duOdeciino, price 7g. boimd, • THE NEW POCKgT ijIGTIONARY of the tTALIAN and ENGLISH LA! G,LIAGi3S. In Two Par 4 : Italian and' E nglish, Englith and f Lanni. • By C. GRA.GLIA. ' A Nev Edition. To which are added, uPwarth ortwenty Thousand Worth, Familiar Phia4,di,'& 4 . eirc e eted fy ol ti app proved Authors. Corrected througlowlt by A. Montt:frt. EditOr and Tiansliatur of several Works ; acid Revi..;ed by P. N. Rabaudy, Teacher of the !'rem-ft and Italian Lan, gu , ges 7 _ _ _ , • This Day was published, price is. M • BE' THIRTEENTH SATIRE of JUIT.E NAL ; intended for.a Specimen of . a New Tra.nslation of his Satires. - • Printtil for T. Cadell, j un . an d W . Davies, Strand. ROYAL E.XCHAN.GE.ASSURANCE-OFFI6E, • March 1482. • PERSONS whose Annual Yremiums fall due on th e 25th inst. are hereby informed, that Receipts are now ready to be delivered at the Comp an y' s Offi ces, over t h e . TiLoyal Exchangand in Pail-Mall, as well as by their re spective Agents in the several.Connties ; and the Parties as surethare teque.sted toAppLy-fdir the renewal of their Policies on or hefore,the `sith - or 'April next, ,as the usual Fifteen DaYS allowed for:Payment; beyoyid the Pate of each Policy will then expire.. _ _ KEARSLEY's PEERAGE OF ENGLAND, SCOT LAND, AND IRELAND. A'661.• EDITION, brought dow n t o t h e latest • eutirc ne•N Set of' Plates, is in the Press, and will be published early itt April, - • • Piinred for r. Mavvrnan, Vernur, and Ifa-s)d, J. Se_qcherci; Cntliell and_hlartin, O g il v y an d S un, T. licaosey, J. Walker ; I'. Hurst; E. , Soniceri J. fp:lns/yr), Lotigftiali and Re:* LackingtOn, Allen and Co. and R. Lea. ALEX. WATSON, Seq. "(t . Aitelidapci is given, daily, at the , said Oilic . 6; for the Assurance of Biliblings, goods, Merchandize, and Ships, in ClarbOur, in Dock; or while Building, from Loss or Damage by cire•; and also forthe Aisittanee of, 'and granting Annul-- ties on, Lives. THE. ARABIAN NIGHTS, Speedily will.be published, in Five Volunies, Royal and Derby 9aavo, VI(THEN . Prpressional iNdeer of Elocatidn and .1 ( ...kbSpifrisibilitydeviate from the general SyStern by the eieaion of a peculiar br•iiii;ll, the sanction of lohgcon tinned success is the best criterion of supefiority. Eight years have I de‘'oted my practice to the exclusive treatment •of , three 1).14o - tiers, and the successftil result of my plan gives Me additiptial ardor to opp ose , as tar as sain able, the 'ravages of Ch o% (fmiplaints whicifare most important in- the, Catalogue of Fli.ntiari infirmities. • After initiation into every • Branch, 'as an Army Surgeon, I formed:a. wish at an early period of Vracti s ce to rescue dividuals front the ignorance of uneducated milen, or the equally danelrous precipitancy of genera! Pratttitioners. The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which. 1 have de voted my attention; comprise every .. - species of VEN REAL IN FECTiON, whether of a recent or long du. ration • ttily, All kincis of debillt), Iyhetherarising fof a the hits of school.bovs, or the indulgoices. _of mature age: And, lastly, t.tat • aerangement ot the system in wu.; Men which is called BARRENNESS , or STERILITY. Numemuspiseases are the reStili of ignorance, or haste in the ,treatinerit _of a sittiple, Gonorrhoea; and it not t.m. trequently happens that the seeds of Lite itre•Roisoned hy the incliscretihrt aan unguarded hour•-••---By a superioz me tliod,such. Complaints are easily• cured ; and, evert where, other - Rave failed, 1 ttust that 1 may presume to oiler 3i radical re-establishment. A NEW and SPLENDID EDITION of THE RA/3 lAN NIGHTS. Translated by. the Rev. EDWARD FORSTER.. , This Work is embellished and ill us t ra t e d by a S er i es o f T woOty-futir very tine Engraving's, .in;the , Line anner ? , from' Pictures painted on ptirpose by ROBERT SMI - RKE, R. A. • N. B. Poilcies of Assurance for the Sutra of 3001. or up 17vards, are issued free of exPence to the Assured.. . PIotrVATE LESSONS'' IN MODERN DANCING, - BY NT R. 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One Hundred copies of the above Work 'are also priittecl in' Quarto, on theinpest Medium Vellum Paper, and the Letter-press in Bulit:tr's best manner, with Proof Im pressions of the Plates on 'French Paper. • , , . Such Noblemen f ind Gentlemen as are desiroUS Qf pos. ..sessing a Copy of the Quarto, Will please to be wily in their :itypjicOions to the publisher, or their respettive Book:idlers. A Volume of the Work, is a Specimen, ritay noW be seed at the Publisher's, in Old Bonci,street, - This Day was published, • • • Handsomely printed. .7yi Two large' Volumes, Duodecimo, • 1 4 tret in boards, Bs. A N ESSAY . on EDUCATION ;, in which are partiularly considered • the 'MERITS and the Dg rEcTfi, the DISO ' arid INSTRUCTION in our . A'Cademies • . the Rev. ‘VILtIAM BAR-ROW, LLD': and F.A.S. Author of the Bampton Le Lure for 1799, and late Master of the Academy, Soho-square, Loxidon. London: F. and' C. Rivingldu, No. 62, St Paul's Church-yard; sold also by J. }fedi:hard, N0.,190, O whom may be had, by the same Author, Eight Sermons : containin g A.:lSwers to sonic Popular Ob jedions against the Necessity or the Credibility of the Chris tian Revelation. Preachel in the Year 1799, before the Uhiversity of Oxford, at the'Bampton Ledure. in t vol. Svo. price in boa - Ws, 75. . . „ O RATORIOg," `-‘'lr PLAr'-HOUSE'PRiCES 11URIVC- LENT. GN• TfIEATR,6kovAL, covEN.T-GARDEN. WEDNESDAY NEXT,;--MArch -24.,, 1 8o 2,, , . ......,,, GRAND be Rerforiried in entirt new• . ' ) RAND S'EL'V' '.'"'' . - ~ --ii All? t itan -- s- 'MN OF SACRED 'MUSIC, ' - ~, :le rrlot fly • ‘*er,,ll,c.ii s. bee 11 ‘l,'',,,,,?ourrrniteed' Wthoisrks of HA iibil. ; no*p.,q of eason. - • • • ~ • ' r:nciNl Weal- Perfirniers, - • . -.hi,- I,.v.Mbtt'2.BILLINGTON, • • ' • -" ' i i lEka -I M• frEPHfIENS, • " -.Afr'ilgNllitlik' 's - HAM: •'-' ' sen. . The -I 1: 1 •-•- 4.nd Mr., BRA c„...ti00 ),' i. undeLtht.,,Direaion of . - Ntr. ASUI•ry, ~. rs to he oi3eneci it Six • d begin at' Seven o'Clock. 4 / 1 0 .Xe.,S "6s • '--« , 411 L : i a " 4 . , , • •j I, 3s, go__ G a il, 2,.. ..qpper.Gall. y• stag e; - ''''' theßoxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the doot) •ift'Hatt.sti t -..-- . . . . ee .. • -13.4:ViNG OFFICE, bupLiN , Februat) 2, 18 0 2. FOlt - P 11 ,0 1 16 . 4 ,11 . .S LIGHTING THE s-rALETs. . T -" I b F. WitgCTORS •' d dOmMiss lON ita, .An - 4 i' - Lamps 4 Will receive Proposals for Lighting - the Pualu. Ciobes in thi, cify,„o for beeping the same and the ~•_•`-ttrniture in g - Od order, from,the tst of September -IP,Vo'itltt'l.fc'r °n e. -- ...Tnr - o - , ° or . i'htee Yea*.as shall be agreed A , the ci9s, s to lfave•tiouble Burners. kV the IS(Sarcl arc willing - (if desired) ,to enter into one or .I).?epai•ate,Contrad<or Contrads fin- the same. 0 1 t % ', 1 0 ,1 ,0 3 - ,l s to be septt o this Office,.op or 'beluse . the Ist day liok,,P l tv • - •`xi, sealed op, anii•di4t - led to ihe'Sedretary of the 4) : 4 '4 an 4 insiorutti f‘ Protu.44l,it,)l4;i4titiils," which will ne 3t °h in the pre s ence of the Ptopo...,er or his Represtitative, 0112 o'clo^k lac tecetn the said day' at ter - willch day .40- proposal . I Vill -- _ vzo o • • • . „ . • , • 4 . . i . ... . i • . . . Signed by Circler, .., .. , ~. ._., - . .. ~ WiM. I. HOMAN, ,---------------_____` - VUILDINC GR4 , ..OLIN D . , •-, • . 41rCirWE LEIT-,.everal LO I S pf LAN - r) in the ~..t. ells yof .WA,TEAFOR,D, well- situated forsForeign Trade ,ii-i - a tir e first t mpodutn for Crain in Ireland. Liberia eucouragement ril•he gt,Vetv'to such 'as settle with Capitals. Applicatiol n trom l):ipals only, to the Pro-plietor, Lieut. _Colonel fitra„ Wesinieni, ,Carmarthenshire, or•his Agent, IVI r. Sainuel Roberts, neat Waterford (post-paid), will'aneet due attention. ' • • _ .. CH)TWYND MANOR-BSTATE ADVOWSON, • SHOP.S.IIIR.E. . . _ . - • TO Ili: PEREMI'TIORILY S B‘ 01.D48Y AUCTION, ' • • ; .• Mr. CITIRJ.S.TIE, •''' " ..". At :Iti's Great ROO'm in Pall-hall, • On MONDAY. the Loth of AraY, at One o'Clock, . IN Olig LOT, my orator the 'Proprietors and all Parties concerned) . 'A ivipsT,c6PrrAL and VaA,LUABLE• FREE_:;. , , . • yini.,l) ESTAT., consisting of the extensive Manors; 111 Clietwyltel and Ldgemoncti capacious Mansion; beainiful, • , Park of about zoo Acres, embellished with River, .Shets of AkrOei.'WoOd;''Hill, 'Dale; • • &o: and sundry eligible-Farms, xvith ail suitable Buildings, and near zoo° •• A,N# of Arable' Aleadw, stab and Wood. Land, an Asylum of great sloe Pl4ttty '0 IGaine;•and•principflly Tithe. keet and Land ' Isatt. J e deethecl," let arOld "Rchts, amOunting fo near per 4k tiaittn ' ' , . . . TWO THOUSA.ND POVNDS, tXcluiive of Land in baud, capable of very .considerable im- P4'N'vrrient on the.deqpise of the Ltase- • - • • 41 sO 'fire Perpettial' AdVowor(rif the- Redc;ry; of the 4411uat val4e.of, - • . - .. ..' ,„t,. . - FIVE FrUNDRED POUNDS, „ t _t the Liiftf- the: present Incumbent, aged 6o years, tir:.'reasing front the literosure of Waste Land. . , and ni.,',44441114/%olti; oftlewpart, mv slick. the Premises, e .ii;,!•444t Varticulrs, ,with cup:avid 11,1 s, way' be h r ad nr ot rn • r, Hof td e!:, Chester Cou a . ' liiinlcChropt:o6•.i -Athia;ittn).Llverplol ; t'aiimis'itr. t tro v n er . , .tiro ' t hfi•ferit'' I, kyr), Esq. . ; ray is 7 lnn ;' Mes . srs. Ita• % ,,g a ficl ,till, Lincolif;;-rein New -square; Messrs. hill , s, hrev;•lrlZlge-street, Black Friars; Rainbow, Cora t:., and in.Poll-Mall. ~,',1'.7 Christie is impoweredto receive Proposals by Private_ 4/4"'raEl tor ate or the r.srate, on or before the tat or 4ti Y next, and kr do le tre i d fdr re thatfrday-, will be put rv t l the tondos 1114,Oilted solilb.*)the best Bidder ivitho,ut ..___!:_-_. . ____ _______ = IM NT.,' near ~FO RDINGBRIDGE, RANT . tbll • ro 'BE or. 1) By-Ave:Tr-ox, _ .. ricl'iy the 7.6t1i rosi. 'march, 011;the Preipiies, precisely at Three u.'-Clock in the Afternoon, ... . - ~,_ By JOAN` CRANSTON, /4 .:,.. 11....EREMA,1.1.40E.R• of .. it.. LEASE of which , ', • P osse ',levett Ye:ACS and a, Half arennexpired; anclnumediote ...,ion i ts be hall•;' all that•deSirable• Fellinongers, Oil, m„;aer,rlresSers, and Baskel Y44d, -together with a Learner . ~ lie,",ke4d2olithi n0.,,v in the poss'essio n of Thcnnas and Moses en4 ai C'the 1(2 -rd consistS *of 'N ine Liint,Pitt, c3Oble.of li•iat 9"ItIlt000 Pelts; With. Drenching Vats, Icc-; Six. Pits ! ~ewilltan 20 dozen of Bassets per week.; a Drying Shed, : leci et bY r •rg' c°".6ining (on tit; i ;round Flcor): the Fiizeing • ,friN , a ,...tu've, and Basset Pits, ; with two Lofts over ; a . '' '. 601 g Shop:- Wash, house,. &c. The. Mill co of a . 'h. „'.' i l i ; and taller, P4Ole Of dtessing tnop,per week, .on ,a ( 1 ilec,.til,Strearn.or Watdr •the're isl-06in on the Preses crikrlti•3,s'rY) for zclue-boiling or Parchment Trade ; also a • • i . "I P;trciinterit Prame,s and-a Bark Mill. • Nt ut , L • :,rielilars tiay'.be known of Th01114;40; Nic'ses v.., et, the Premises. ' TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. ITIE NOBILITY .GENTRY, and PUBLIC in general, are respecifuiiy informed, J. BURGESS Son's GENUINE ESSEN,CE Of ANCHOVIES, continues to be prepared by them in the same manner that has given . such universalapprobatinn for many years past. , • The - long justly-acquired superiority of that Article idly confirmed in the opinion of the County) , at lorge..and of Persons resident in all parts of the World, Arid having stood toe test of trial, .ranks it in the situation it now maintains. The general utility of their Essence o.tAnebovies and other rich Sauces for fish, &c. indnees thetin, from the numerous .iitivertisements daily appearing, to caution Families,`&e. in p;.rell4ng the same, as none is to be had of their Genuine, b . ,:t at their Warehouse as under. b v,:ry Ito r Article in the• Oil Trade for family use, of the befit quaiisy. West-India Merchants, t aPtains of Ships, &c. ()dicers in • the Army and Nave, supplied upon, the shortest notice for the East and WesOn4lies, &c. 'For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they have appointed .Mes,rs. R. Johnston and Co. Edinburgh, their sole Agents for Fish SatiLzs. 'Warehouse,' No. t 47, cornet of Savoy-steps, Strand, London. HOSIERY. . . riOOKE continues to have on Sale at his'Mano: faelory anti Nottingham' Warehouse, No. 434, Strand, .an extensive and valuable 4ssortinent of I - lOSIL RIP ofevery descriptioo r wiiich, Tor Cie*MCC, tiedtne is, taste, and quality, ;bas never been equalled, arid, he , tlatters himself, •cau never, be surpassed_ .The inatly advantages he possesses over every other person in this line of busisiess; and.the ileculiar degree of perfection to which, by indefatigable attention, and. unii- Anitedexpence, heha4 brought his ManufactOry', • while. o'6' afford hiva an opportunity of otiZn . ing,to the Public a variety, of Goods, superior in every respect to those . of any other per- son, and reader all competition fruitless; also enable him to accommodate.the Public, either in the - wholesale;-.retail, or export ttade, uncut terms more modehte than can possibly be aflorded.by,any other House in the Metro Polis, ripHE improved PEDOMETEg, 6r WAY_ ' WISER, which when worn in the Pocket, ascertains. the distance the Wearer walks (price Two Guinea. Sold, :by. SP ENC E R . and PE RKI NS, Watch- makers,.No. 44, op- , posite St. Sepulchre's churcb„Show-hill ; who for near 3o years -have fa4ricated these . .ll.acliines ; 'and thciugh they do, 16iclaim the Invention, ibeing•alinost as aiicient as Pocket . Watches, yet lalh,that :ever came to their knowledge have; been 'so rude in their shape, inconvenient .in. wearing, and incorrect in their performance,; as to , have been soon laid by. as useless. This, which they . take the liberty to ofThr to the Public, is. elegant in it s elf, rrtost conveniently u s e d, per f e c t l y correct,: .anti, whit is.desirable in all Machines Of . Fancy, exceeding cheap; not liaule to be out of otsier, anti is a most amusing Copanion to Ge n tl em e n , w h o are ton d o f Walking and ' m Shooting. Flattering the'mselves . rhe.great Improvement lately made has carried it to its ultimatum,_ they take this method of inal4ng it public, to secure to themselves at least the Credit thereof; having been materially injured. by Plagiarists who :have copied their ,ll , lirehities; and passed them off to Gentle men as their ownlnventions, though at much higher prices, and very inferior work. . . -or CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISMS, BR.UISES,• &c. DR. STEERS's OPODELDO.C.. r rilaMedicine :has been long acknow)edged to• .1. be superior to every Preparation of the kind, in the Cure of Bruises, Sprains, Rheumatignis, - CrunPs, Numb .nesi and Stitln'ess.ol'ttie Joints, and 'other. : external Coen plaints, as, well as in restoring a proper Circulation to the Limbs, When in a Paralytic state. It' is'also'..particulady'Ser .victable tier Chilblains ; but in this cbmplaint it should. be dissolyed i anclopplied warm. On the outside of each Bottle of the Genuine Opodeldoc is pasted a S tamp, in which are' eneaved thesewords F. NEWB ER Y, No. 45, St. Paul's." Ca — All others are courcterfeit. Sold Only by F. Newbery, at the Warehouse . for D - r. James's Powder, N 0. . -45, in St. Paul's Church-yard, a few doors from the Corner of Cheapside, London ; and, by his appointment, by Messrs. Jeboult and Co. No. 156; and ). Pickling, No. 76, Oxford-street ;1. Wade, Old Bocid-street ; and : Co. Cocksput-strcq; Podfrcy an d C oo k e, Southampton- strict; J. Waid, Middle-row, frolbOrn ; Tutt, goyat-gxchAnge ; and W. Claske, Borough, High street ; pride a,, &1 =per Bottle,.inclizcling the'Stamp, or Six for i3s,..fid. N. B. .As.the Opocleldoc for Exportation is exempted - froni the StamPs; and therefore deprived of that mark of authen ticity, and as - great . ' quantities of Counterfeits are sent out of the Kiilgdotn, all Peilions Abroad, to prevent such Impb ; sitionS, are desired to be 'particular. in ordeting :their Agee is to procure tins Medicine front Mr. Nevvrhery's, • In the Press,, and in a very few brays will be published, "'""PE - 1E CRISIS pf'ihe' SUGAR COLONIES, or ii an Inquiry into the Objeds, and probable Elkets of the French Expedition to the West Indies, and th e i r Connedion with •the Colonial Interests 'of'the Eritish Empire'; prising Thoughts respeding the Settlement of Trinidada ; in Letters to the light Hon. Henry' Addington, Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sc. &c. Printed for I. Hatehard, No. T90,.-Piccadilly. In a few days will be published, Neatly printed'in Svo. price gs. in boards, • IGHT DiSCOURStS on the Connalioh be tween. the Oid and New Testament, considered as two Parts of the samel'fne'Revelation, and danlanct,atlve of the great /Marine of Atonement, accompanied with a Pre_ liminary llisci urse, respeelfuily 'addressed to the Younger Clergy; containing' some Remarks, on the late , grotessor Campbell's' Ecclesiastical History. - the Rev. CHARLES -DAUBENU.,, L. Fellow of Winchester College, Minister of Christ Church, Bath, and Author of a Guide to the' c }lurch. Comparing spiritual .things with spiritual, Cor: a and ' Printed for J., ifatchard, );:looksellei to Her Majesty, No. 596, Piccadilly. CUTHELL and CATALUGUE, For the yerlBoz.. • , • , • This Pay vas published, ACATALOGUE of 1300 KS . for the Yeir in , various Languages and tlas . ses• of Liteiature,lthiate kr Ready. 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Few, however, _are the case; o f Complicated distres s : this discirdci, -compared with the calamitous situations Men, who, from an in a solitary vice s or the prevalent gaioties vt a faSiesonitile life, acquire tliat stare" of• Debility; w'sncli is the unavoidable ecaisequence of such pernicious Habits. • . • . Where the untiappy,stiiKrer broods over/his miserY, but carefully cene . ealt ItS tilisfbriinie; it may be ?film, con;A),;• lation tur him, co: krrow, that although it be an of doubt or uncertainty with other Praztitti,ners; " the removal •of these Deficiencies •by the . gradual progrekS of Itenovd... lion, .• is the atquirement of My 'Experi e n ce . If the riAes of - Bacchus or-Venus have began to- miuce Manly vigour; much anxiety will be prevented by an early' ceunterae flan of this languill State and in these cases, no grioi difficulty Will occur. 4 : l CrlECienre.2,"+ isl perse'verance ificitspensa ly 7erplisite to revive the um berMg'S•narles'of Lire ; - andio're-itniiiiatethe Constitufiaii. I E I) who,have lohg been I.i.m.ipimlntet4 in their expectations of a Family, Maybe assured, mit, instances, such deleas Late curable by Metßal skill. The secresy Which is so essential to my utidertalcing, and the quiliticationS•wiiielt -1 iLire prestuned - to state, :roan the basis of My pretensions, and in coincidelite with sucti tlfti intimation is given, that Mr. B. mar be consulted personally; or- by -Letters ,(inclosing a stralj Note), at lust House No. 29; 'ArtincieLstreet, Strand, ilea!' Tf."Artini,i4r, fpr There )s Entrance iu %Valet-street, adjoining, and the Name is on born the doors:" M. B Ilelenther in the ,Royal College of Surgeons. TimmAs TAY LOX, Lsq. • No. 9, Ncw 13ridge,Street, London. • - Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March tB, ifkrt. • I BEG leave to inform you i that evert, since the • . .1. year 1791,--t have hen at:tided with the Lues Veni, • rca ; which; from its obstinately iesiSting every Course of Metlicine'presiribcd by the most eminent of the Faculty . here, and iihdergoing several-..l".evere o2:s4l.Nation o : and twice discharged -tom the IroSpital, w?fli little rebel"; would appear. to be„ol, the most invetet a te .nature, In the spring of last year my disorder had - gOt to sticii ¢ head," - ai nearly to put a period to niy existence—l had t , large tiler on the crown of flail; one on each arm, iind my legs were bfoke'out in a frightful Manner ; my fight .Wits fully ,painful; and had been in a state o f u l cerat i on to? the laSt s even years; My lett had alsb twti.targe' oaks oh NV,IiS very • !midi discoloured, aaid gave .nte-such exciutiat ing pain, particularly when warm in- bed,, as nearly to dc !mire me ot- test t in this. laMentabie state, I' was recom.: Ancrided by Mr. J. Thompson, (ivho received so ,great, cure by them here), to take .vour, Leake's Parent Pillt; which I began to do On thy atli of 'May 3 in. toe course of a fortnight, began to "receive benefit—in little more than a month, the ulcers on my liezd and arms were soundly healed—sooh atter, the sores on' thy legs hcal - ed also; leaving, howeVer, consnterable cliscoluoration in the "skin, and pain in the bone of the lett, which; by the 51cs.: -ling of Cod, and a little longer persev,etance in your nava suable Medicine; sul?Sideti ; the nodes - dispersin 6 , the skin regaining its natural hue; and the notthrtritl pint - is- gradually goingott. 1 thus became. by 'your tib.-rai *ii**e;t . ..4'.,.l Me dicine,* perfeetli " free from all my former: complaints— ,' have recovered my termer _,spirits and stretigthointl am tic wine jolly and ft, in, which , state hAVOlgcOntifiued Many itiorttlit to the: avonislinient of 'alt who knew me, at a loss in what terets to express my gratitude,' bCt beg yit;- for the good 'of other suffering mortals, to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall on' every occasion 4 in §o doing, you will greatly oblige, you;', ohedieitt,, very humble servant, ALEX: NlUlt&t Swan's Close , . 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