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Price Two Guineas in boards, !"„' A few Copies on fine Royal Paper, with 'early iinPres sions of the Plates, Price Three Guineas, .(Dedicated by permission to Tart Ca AVENO 1111IStratCd with ,a large and accurate Plan of Valetta in the Island of Malta, its Harbouri, Fortifications, and Depen dencies ; View of Fort Manuel and Port of Marsamuscet, with Fort Tigne ; View of Fort Ricasoli, the City of Valetta, and part of G regale ; View of Rieasoli, the Castle of St. Angtilb, Bur Mola, and the Point of Isola ; View of Valetta, and .the Fortifications on the Marsa museet Side of the City troin Point St. Elmo; View of the Fortifications and the Entrance to Valetta from the _Floriana Side; View of:the City of Valetta, with Part of the Grand Harbour; View of Cadiz as it appeared from - His Majesty's Ship Hector on the sth of Odober, 1800. Plan of Marmorice, with the Sotindings in the Harbour, ,By Capt. ). Edmonds, R.. N. ' A JOURNAL OF THE FORCES which sailed ri from the Downs in April 1800, on a Secret Expedi tian under the Cotniriand of Major-General (now Lieut.- General) PICOT, till their arrival in Minorca; and con tinued through all the subsequent TransaCtions of the Army , under the Command of the Right Hon. General Sir RALPH ABERCROMBY, K. B. in the MEDITERRANEAN and EGY PT ; and the latter Operations to the Surrender of Alekandria, and the complete Evacuation of Egypt by the French, tinder the Command of Lieutenant-General Lord K B. with a particular Account of Malta 'during xhe Time it was subjed,to the British Governmeni, 'ere. AGRICULTURE. PROPOSALS forTUBLISHING biSUBSCRIPTION, In One Quarto Volume, handsomely, printed on a new Letter and good P a p er , price One ,Guinea - each to Subscribers, , MINUTES of AGRICULTURE and PLANT_ ING, containing Dissertations • I. On the'culture and use of Nine of the best Artiseial, and.of Eight of the best-Natural Grasses ; chewing the great Advantages that would arise from a more general use of them, by enabling the Grazier to keep One-fourth more Stock, and • the Farmer to 'produce One-fourth more Corn, upon the same Land, than they did before. •I I, On the construction and use of a Sward Dresser. ' 111. On the constfuetion and use of a Thistle Cutter. IV. On the Construdion and use of a Compound Roller; containing a Spike and a plain. Roller in one Frame. V. On th e construdion and use of a Ttee Transpl an t er , for removing and planting largi :Trees. VI: On the construdion and use of a Scuffle. VII. On the construdion and useof a Couch-grass Drag. VIII. On the construction and use of a Couch-grass Rake. . Illustrated with Specimens of e 7 ght Sorts of the best, and two Sorts of the worst Natural Grasses, and with accurate' Drawings and Dekriptions of rite above Prieti,2il Machines, • on Seven Copper-plates, whereby every Farmer will be made perfeelly acquainted with the best Natural and Artifical Gras es, and not only be made acquainted with the use, but .also be enabled to 'construct the above Machines. By WILLIAM AMOS, - Of Brotherroft,..near Boston,' Lincolnshire. Author of the Theory and Pradice of the Drill'Husbandry. This Work will be put to the-PresS'as soon-as a competnt Number of Subscribers are obtained to defray the Expences ufpublishin& r -The Money to ,be paid on delivery of the Work, which will be in the same order as subscribed fur. ' Subscriptions received by the Author ; also by Messrs. Lackington, Alien and Co, Finsbury..square, London, and by j. Hellaby, Printer, Boston. -- ARMY CONTRACTS. Coomeissaty i Getreret OA-e, Gr.-at Grorge-Str'eet, • - • Odo 2j, 1302. ISic -ail 161,,hi; ances, :II awl WITH MIDAS. • On Thursday, the Corneuy o The Brothers. The Comedy of the jealous Wife having been on Thurs day night r ece ived with unbounded applause, by a crowded audience, the Public arc respeafully ihformed that it will be tepeated on Friday next. , e The Tragedy di Pi zarro, is in preparation, and will spe e dil y v Produced with additional splendour. taThe revived Burletta of Midas having been received with rtghest marks of approbation and applause by a very bril and overflowing audience, the Public are most re. * * Sall! 11 y inforMed that it will be repeated every Evening this Week. lz N OTICE is hereby g; , i4 to all P1'130!71 desirous of contraing to supply OATS k FIAY, and STR:AtkI, :for tke use of [lis Majesty's Caalry , statioted, or to be stationed, at !be Barracks b the Coli4ties of Devon, Dorset, and North ampton. • ng, ir, 0, 43, ;Erect, -The Deliveries to commerce en and for the 25th day of No= verther next ; that Proposal: in If4ltino, sealed up, and ',retried Tendefs for Forage, will he received a: this Ogre, on or kfire the Bth day rf said month of November. Separate Proposals must k made for each Courqy, ard if sent by Post, the ,po,tage to be paid. The, Particulars of the antrag may, he had upon applicatior wt this °lce any Day, between the Hours of Eleven in the :Worn, ing. and Pour in the Alter: tom. cily, rnos;, goner heat),, lions, 11,, its THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN, TO.MORROW EVENING, 0610 or 2 7 , ISoz, will.be performed, THE- MAN O'F THE WORLD. SirPertinax Macsycophant, Mr: COOKE ; Lord Lombercourt, Mr. W ADDY . i ; Sidney, Mt. BRUNTON ; Melvale , Mr. CORY ; Artd Egetttd. 'Mr. SI DI)ONS. Betty Mit . Mrs. MATTOCKS ; Constantin, ' l l irs. H. SIDDONS And Lady Rodolphaumbercoutt,. lOHNSTON. The REVIEW ; 'or WITH The WAGS of WINDSOR. On'Thursday, The Cabinet, with The Citizen. 9n Fiiday, the Trag-dy of Macbeth, with The Review, or thWags otWindsor. Neiv And On Saturday, will he produced, for with rst time, a CoMetty, Called 'Delays and BlunderS, Rosina. )e ex . A 1.. osect, n, by LONDONDERRY, IRELAND. TO BE SOLD BY PRI VAT: CONTRACT, A FREEHOLD HOUSE in Butcher -street, Lon_ donderry aforesaid, in the occupation of Mr. !An Ross. A lso 'a Messuage in Bogside, in the occupation of Kr. Bradley. Also a Cottage and Fifteen Acres of Land, or thereabouts, called-Upper Carnan, in the occupation. or Sir George Hill, Baronet. Also a Messuage, Barn, and Stable, with Five Acres of Land, called Lower Carne.?, in the occupation of .the said Sir George Hill. The two last-mentioned Estates ..are-situate between two and three miles from Londonderry aforesaid, and. will be sold together or separate. ,For further Particulars, apply tOMt. Edge, Inner Temple, London ; and any letters, post-paid, Avid be duty answered. pro -iiree, age. By .ENE ANI'ERSON, Lieut. 4oth keg. Printed for j, Debrett, opposite Burlington Hobse, Piccadilly. - Preparing for the Press, a • •A'nd soon will be p u bli s h e d. f/ATREATISE on ARMY COURTSMAR. TlA,L,,with Forms preparatory and subsequent to Trial. ' By ARCH. GLOSTER, Esq. of the Middle Temple, judge Advocate to His (Majesty's Forces on the Leeward slands. BY HIS -MAPSTY's - ROY-I,L LETTERS PATENT. GRANTED to 1. • S 'GM ON D, Surgeon Dentist, Bath, for his BRITISH INIPERIAL - DENTIFRICEandPICESERVATIVE LOTION. Takes this method to acquaint his Agents, that in coasequence of the heavy and additional Medicine Duty, u - hich*toolt place the first of this month, the following small, advance has been. made on the price of the above Preparations, viz. • The Bottle of Preservative Lotion. - o s 6 The Large Size Box of Dentifrice - o 5 6 file Small Ditto - Ditto - o 2 9 The Bottle of Anodyne TirvaArp , - 02 9, The above may be had (together with the various sorts of Tooth-Brushes constructed on an improved plan) by Gattie aad I.ea, 52, New Bond street • Hendrie and Son, Tichborn-street, Golden-square ; Watts, 478, Strand ; Rowney; 9c, Holborn Hill ; .Geo. "Cryer, - Perfumer, Cornhill ; Guiding, 42, Cornhill ; Hazel, Perfumer, 131,7ick... friars Road ; and by the Principal Medicine Venders and Perfumers in the United Kingdoms, • Sept. 23, iSoz. . TWENTY' POUNDS REWARD. WHEREAS RICHARD GREGO R Y, late of Sheerness in the - Courity of/Cent, Saiirriaker, stands 1 1 3 . cl iv ired at tne,Quarter-Sessions lately held for the Eastern . Dos ,,, si°ll :.of the said County, r)r unlawfully having in his Otl - 1 , - t — m s ' °l2 . And concealing a large. quantity of Canvas and ,sscorrTial Stores marked with the King's Marks, and haul . J..it 13; WhoeVer , sall give such information Mr. ri ga, . bpnng-garden h Terrace, London, Soliitor to of the y n .,. l raity, as shall h e the m eans o f t h e sa id Richard C re irs !)eing: apprehended, shall, on his Commitment to rison, receive a Reward of TWENTY POUNDS from the said Mr. Bicknell. 1 C• B. The said Richard Gregory is about Twenty-eight Mars of age, Five feet Seven inches high, has red hair, large ..visage, and fair complexion, and formerly worked in Sheer *4l,spoctil-yard. GLAMORGANSHIRE. TO BE SCrLD BY PRIVATE -CONTRACT, A N Ancient FREEHOLD iVIANSION-FIOUSE, f.,7 1 A„ now used as a Farm House, with 'suitable Offices, and walled Gardens, and a valuable Farm in a Ring Fence round :he House, containing .8 r 6 Acres, more or lest. lett to a re 51)e:table Tenant, at a low Rent of 6251. on'Lease, tehich yyill expire at Candlemas tSo.4, but estimated to be worth near Seel. per Annum . . This Estate is very eligibly situated, adjo3nil; - . t.!:: Bristol Channel, at a moderate distance from the Mai ket Towns of Cardiff, Cowbridge and Bridgend, - and capable of great itn provement. _ . Gentlemen intending to have this Work, will giVe their : names to Mr. Bickerstaff, Bookseller, corner or Essex street, ;Strand. This Day was published, In Three Volumes r2,mo. Price ios. 6d. sewed, E FORESTER, a Novel. By the AU 11-10_R .I_4. of ARTHUR FITZ-ALBINI. Printed for 1. White, Fleet-street : -of whom may be had, in 2 vols. price 7s. the second edition of Arthur Fitz- BARRINGTON's HISTORY .OF NEW SOUTH WALES, including BOTANY- BAY, tk.c..Scc. (Dedicated to His-Majesty.) Next Saturday will be,published, Price is. No; I. (to be continued weekly) of THE HISTORY of NEW SOUTH-WALES, 'including Botany Bay, Port Jackson, - Parratnatta, and its Dependencies, Iron - , the firsi.Discovery down to the pre sent time; the Customs and Manners 'Of the Natives ; Na tural History; State of Agriculture; PrOceedingS of the English Colony, and cyery interesting pa:tit:ajar of the Con yids, and the Country at large. By GEORGE BARRINGTON, ' Now His Majesty's Officer of the Peace for Parramitta. This interesting Work will be zOmpletetrin welve,N urn hers, and enricned with elegant coloured Prints ; forming the only complete-History of the Island ever attempted ; and as the copy is all arrived from the Author, nothing can impede its regular- progress. Published by M.. Tones, No. t, Paternoster-row, and C. Chapple, Pall-Mall. - Of whom may he had, Threile's Family Brewer, price is. • ••Fiirti'wr paiticulars may be h a d - o f Mr. W. C. Williams, i Solicitor, n 13,iltiord-row, London - and of lona Franklen, Esq. el Lanni hangle, near Cowbridge, Clainorganshin., wlicre a Map he estate may , be seen, and all other requi site information obtained. No. 29, Arundel-street, Sept. 13, t 303. THE impetuo'sicy of . Passion, and the coinci dence of General Gaiety, must involve a considerable portion of the Community in the sufferance of th.,se ders which are destined to be the punishment of illicit indul gence, And since the time of Monkish superstition, no blame lua attached to Medical Practitioners for the exertions of their skill in the removal of these Complaints. As Medical ability cannot therefore be more usefully of more respectably employed, it is only necessary .to inquire where it may be most decisivelY depended upon. Certainly not among, those who rush without education into be Prac tice of Esculapian Slaughter but among those, wh o , a f ter regular initiation, diver g e tlieir exertions to one point, and concentrate their skill in the study and treatment of one branch: . . • PUBLIC-OFFICE, BOW-STREET, Ocanber 25, tEez. IT is requested that all Persons who have been, or may be robbed in the Streets". or on the Roads, in the Neifihourhood of London, willlkithout delay give informa tiouthereof to thisor any other o f the Public Offices ; as, not l‘rititstanding the reports.which have been circulated of the alarming increase of Footpad Rtlbberies, but few complaints or Charges of that nature have comparatively been made at !his or any other of the said Offices; a circumstance Which, 3 0 inet to the satisladory returns regularly made by the Con stables and Patrols, as to the state of their respective Dis triCts,, as well as to investigations made by 'the Alagistrates, (lutes them to believe that the occurrences that may have Vves rise to such reports, have been extremely exaggerated, and are in most instances without foundslion. , 1 44 y rersons having comp Lints to make of Watchmen n t,elin thtirduty, are to lay the same before the Vestri..o . ot the respective Parishes, under whose regulations they ex ‘til:F !rely ar e ; or to t h e M ag i strates, who will transmit them to ti)e. proper Parish Officers. By Order of the Magistrates, I !TAU S REEVES, Chief Clerk. TO CA PTAINS and COMMANDERS of the NAVY. PERSON. who served Seven Years the last War, as Captain's Clerk and Acting Purser, wishes to M eet with a Si tuation i n any o f Hi s Majesty's Ships or Veg_ . ''` ) S. as Clerk. From his knowlede of the Service, and by Piety of conduct, has no doubt of giving satisfaeliog herever he may he engaged. rl ars line to. Mr. - Williams,Brunswick-street, Black- Road, ‘.vll meet immediate attention. he 1 3 : el-, IC re- .111: ay Lh is .trs Y 6 cte In st HAMPSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At t h e George Inn, Christchurch, on Tuesday the 3oth of November, ifloz, IGHT LO l'S of GROUND, part of Christ t. .church Ileath, containing together . about 61io Xeres i'll'ljencilib‘isinega v St i u el ta , nd Bay, commanding most extensive and beautifully terminated by S wanage Point, s ' `). wight, eze. rest commodiously situate for the .reetion of Xlarine villas, theßeach, which is several miles in extent hein II calculated for Bathing-Machines, and /Or Coach-Drivg we es. , A Map of the Lots may be een at the Office of Messs. hardson, Son, and' Cortield,s - Land-Surveyors, Lincoln'rs 411n- Fields, London. ,IFor further Particulars, and a View of the several Lots. ,IPly Mr. Clapcott, at Hoklenhurst, pear Christchurch, ,-.Z'ruesclays till the Day of S. between the HMV's of Teu jyt Twelve ti l l ;or to Mr. Baldwin, any Monday, at i ie George In Ch ' tehur - 1‘ ......____ n, rl5 • L .. 11, r4V IGABLE CANAL, AND LIVERPOOL EOOTLE WATER-WORKS SHARES. MONTHLY SALE, • By Mr. SCOTT, C/11 Friday, November sth, at Twelve o'Clock, at Garra way's, 'Change Alley, London, Mr. STAFFORDSHIRE AND WORCES, N% T ERSHIRE NAVIGATIONS ; FIVE S HA R ES this established and prosnerotts Concern, from the SF.. t“s-rOt.II:NT to the k'; RAND TRUNK, conneeting thereby, iL 'with HULL, LIVERPOOL, &c. one of-the. pro(!uaive C ana l s in this Country, the Profits being at creeattaete of 401 . pei S.hare, per Annum, and expecte d to In- Crhe GRAND JUNCTION AND PADDINGTON 7.__NAL. 'Original Shires, Half Sh ares , an d O pt i ona l i„ v4 , , ), bearing 5 per Ccnt. payable half yearly : Also Shares ROCHDALE, KENNET AND .AVON, GRAND R REY, and'the WORCESTER and BIRMINGHAM AVIC;ATIONS. • S he LIV ERPOOL .BOOTLE WATER-WORKS,. Six to cs• This valuable and produelive Concern is advancing its '• its ektensive utility dai4 experiencect. pPrinted Particulars at the .White Horse, Uxbridge:AV _otchet's Hotel,' Piccadilly ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Lucig,ite Hill, who is commissioned tQ dispose of iwig4ble Canal Property and Estates by Private Cirtitra4, L.- NDLORDS TENA N-US This Day was publisiked, in Odavo, Price 33. • The Sixth Edition improved, of- THE LAWS rc'pectin g LANDLORDS, "TE NANTS, an 4 LODGERS, laid down in a plain and fimiliar manner, w,►th Directions concerning Leases,_ A ssikn ments;.Agreeinent:-,, Covenants, R e p a i rs , Waste, Notices to Quit, Demand, and Payment of Rent, Distress and Ejed ment, collected from the Reports and Books of Authority : also Cautions and Directions, relative to Iliring and Letting of !louses and Apartment's, with Treatises on Estates for Life, for Years, and Copyhold Estates ; likewise Precedents of Leases, Assignments, Notices to Quit, Distress, &c. to which is added, an Explanation of Law Terms. By 'AMES. BARRY BIRD, Esq. Also, in Odavo, Price 35. sewed, 4th edition of The Law-of Wills, Testaments and Codicils and Execu. tors, Administrators and Guardians, with an Abstract of the last Legacy Ad, by J. B Bird,' Esq. Price 35. sewed, the 4th edition of The Laws of Masters and Servants, Journeymen, Ap prentices, Manufacturers, Labourers, &c. Price 3s. sewed, the 4th edition of The Law of Pariah. Matters, of the Duties of Church wardens, Overseers, &c. ' Theabove four Publications may be had by those who take them together, for its. 6d. boards, tzs. 6d. bound. London: Printed for W. Clarke and Sons; Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn. FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS. This Day was published, price 3s. 6a. bound, The SEVENTH EDITION of D ECUEIL CHOISI de TRAITS HISTO RI QU ES . et de Comes Moraux, avec la signification des Mots en Anglois au bas de chaque page a l'usage des jeunes Gens de l'un et de l'autre sexe, qua veulent apprendre le Francois. - Par N. WANOSTROCHT, Printed for I. Johnson, J. ,Scatchard, Vernor and Hood, T. Boosev, and Longman and Rees. Where may be had, by the same Author, a. A 'Praaical French Grammar, with Exercises, Bth Edi tion, price 3s. a. A Pradical Latin Grammar, on the same plan, ad Edition, as: 6d. • . - 3. A Classical Vocabulary, French and English, 4th Edi. tion, 2s. 4. Petite Encylopedie, 3d Edition, 7s. • S. Livre des Enfans, as. 6d. 6. Dialogues, French and English, as 6d. 7. An Introdudion to English Grammar, as. DISEASES OF THE ,EYE. COSTELLO's COLLYRI.UM, or ROYAL EYE 01NTAIENi. _ . ' ( ''HIS Medicine possesses great and infallibl e efficacy in all Diseases of the Eyes and Eye-lids, from whatever causes they may arise—as recent Colds, relics or the Small-pox or Measles, Scurvy, Scrofula, or any kind of acrimony in the Blood or Juices. In cases of Ophthalmv, habitual Inflammation, excoriated and ulcerated Eye-lids, and that hitherto deemed incurable Disease, the gaping or re verted Eye-lid, it has a specific and very surprising power, as Physicians and Surgeons of great eminence can attest. It also removes Specks and Films, and restores the Eve lashes, .though apparently destroyed for many years. Tito Preparation is simple, and may be! applied at any time of lite. Cos . r ELLo's CERATE is a Medicine applied, with equal success, to much more general purposes. It heals, in the most eileatial manner, all kinds of Wounds, Burns, and Scalds -, and is the best known Applicati on to old andnave terate Ulcers, in the Legs, and other parts of the body; many of which it has perfealy healed, in Patients discharged from the most celebrated Hospitals as incurable. It is also very serviceable in the Piles, and all scrofulous and scorbutic Sores. Sold in boxes is. gd. and 2S, 0. each, duty included, at Ward's, 324, Holborn ; }hiding's, Shaw's, and E. New berry's, London. Also, by WolStenhohne, York ; M. Tem ple; Third• ; Turner, Beverly ; Hargrove, Harrowgate; Farren, Rippon ; Brathwaite, Kendal . ; Soulby.,. - stun ; Ransomes, Wells, Norfolk ; Gilmore, ; ering, Warminster ; Jennings, Dover ; Wood Ward, Ports /wait t and most Miedicint Dealers in the West.of Englad, wavre these Mattclnes have been 6eiitrailly establisht..l wards at Eifteca Years. 'The following highly celebrated Articles are to be Kati of tn e under-mentioned Agents fig the Circuit of thi s P aper. C.)RDIAL BALM F,GILEAD, nECIDEDLY Is the most elegant and effica cious Medicine ever yet discovered for Nervous, Dis eases and shattered ConstitiatiOns,.. Consumptions, Weakness otSigin or :\ I...akory, Hy pochondria;Tremblings.of the Mind, Sexual Debility, Stomach and Bowel Complaints, and all other Diseases arising from a relaxed state of the Nervous System. And as various disorders of the human frame are brought on by dissipation in youth; and the gross violation of those rules which prudence didates for the preservation of health, and laying .a foundation for a long and happy life with a firm and strong constitution ; Dr. Solomon or Liver pool, recommends his Cordial Balm of Gilead, wnich has been administered in Nervous Coniplaints with uncommon success,. in . Astmnas,. Consumptions. Flatulence, .Relaxa, tion, Obstruetions or Bilioni• Disorders it stands pre-enn_. ,• its effeds are pleasingly quick, certain and lasting. The Balm of Gilead instantaneously relieves Spasms in the Side, Breast, and Intestines, dilfuses a genial Warmth, and prevents cramps and numbness, in or after bathing in spring or sea-water. Ladies of-a cold, acrid, or bilious habit of body, affeded with Languor, Head-ach, or Hysterical Af. fedions, cannot have recourse to a more salutary Remedy than the Cordial Balm of Gilead. To Gentlemen fr,rn the East or West Indies, the Student from Public Seminaries, or those whose occupations require a sedentary life, are par ticularly addressed by Dr. Solomon, whose Cordial Balm of Gilead has effected such wonderful Cures in cases of debility, originating from heat of climate, or relaxations from ju-. venile , indiscretions, and the areas of intense application to study or business. Afso the Anti-Impetigines, the long sought for Remedy for all stages of the .Venereal Disease, when mercury or an timony, nitrous acid, and other Medicines so fashionable of late, prove abortive. The A n ti-I mpet i g i nes being foundedon a chemical and philosophical basis, proves. of the . highest 'utility in all cases of 'Q depraved' habit with tions ofthe skin," hence its efficacy in cases of Scurvy, Scro fula or Leprosy, as well -as in the confirmed LueS,' and hence by its sanative-power it expels the Virus out of .the, System, and restores-. it to 'convalescence -When impaired by disease or the deleterious preparations of mercury, antimony, or aqua fortis.' Each' of these Medicines are Half-a-Guinea a Bottle, and the Family Bottles with .the quantity of four,• Thirty-three Shillings only, by which - there is a saving of Nine Shillings, Stamp Dtity included. • Likewise for Pimples, Blotches, .Freckles, Ringworms, Blackworms; Carbuncles, &c. &c. The greatest clearer and beautifier of the f - ace is undoubtedly Solomon's Abstergent Lotion, and removes all Disorders of the Skin.—Pints 4s. 6d. Half-pints zs. d. I,t is the most elegant, fragrant, mild, safo and valuable Liquid or %Vasil for Scorbutic and other Eiup tious-of the nee and Skin. It gently.restores the Skin to a de gree of fairness and purity, beyond the powers of description: Ladies may rely that it renders the Skin fair, delicate, and re moves every kind of stain, tan, sun-burn, and all those frec.,• kles which long illness 'and fatigue generally 'produce in short, it is the onlyCosmetie a Lady can use at b -.lr Toilette, with ease, comfort and safety, or a Gentiernau have recourse to, when shaving is become a dreadful operation by an erui five disease on the face. • rust published,• at 3s. only, an entire New. Edition of Stilomon's Guide to Health or Advice to both SeXes, in Nervotis and Consumptive Complaints, as well as• Disorders liable to be imlirudently contraded by Youth., Coot:doing an Essay on the Venereal Disease, G leets, Seminal Weakness, and Female CoMplaints, of a private nature ; an Address to Parents and Guardians, Tutors, and those who have , the care and education of youth, with a variety of authentic fads never before inserted in any Edition of Solomon's Guide to Health'. Sold by • Remnant, Hamburgh ; R. Bach, Peter street, New-York ; Mathews, No. 18, Strand, London ; . and in Hazard;23ath, by Bristol, Bulgin ; Brighton, Gregory ; Bir mingham, Knott r and Lloyd ; Bedford, S m i t h ; Bl an d ford , . Simmons ; Bury Sr. Edmund's, Dingle; Cheltenham, Sel don ; Cambridge, Hodgson ; Coventry, Rol lason .; Colehas rer, Keynier ; Canterbury, Si mmons ; Carlisle, • lonic; Chatham, Etherington. ; Chelmsford, Clachar ; Chester, Pool and Son ; Chichester, Phillipson ; Cirencester, Smith ; Chippenhant, Combs ; Dublin, Dugdale, No. 7, Exchange-, court; Derby, Drewry ; Durh.urt, Pennington ; Dover, Neales ; DeViZti ; Lowe i - 'Dorchester, Virtue ,• Deal, Rose ; Dartmouth, Jackson ; Edinburgh, Stnith, Nortp Bridge ; Exeter, Trewman and Son ; Falmouth ' Elliot ; Glouces ter, Pitt, - Walker ; Glasgow, 11 , 1`Donald ; Liverpool, Cass,, druggist ; Leeds, Binns, Holmes ; Lincoln, Drury ; Fleadley ; Leicester, Gregory, Swinfen ; Lewes, Pitt ,• Man chester, Thompson; Margate, Rowe; Maidstone, Walker ; MArlhorough, Harold; Newbury, Fuller, Atlee; New castle, Walker, llodgsorv-, Northampton, Dicey ; Notting:- ham. 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By his Plan of Cure, pain is pre vented, the possibility of danger is precluded, and the Con stitutionis left not merely unimpaired, but absolutely itn proved by the process. _ The sufferings of this Complaint are, however, trifling, compared with the consequences of that destruaive Praelice for which Onan suffered death. To apse whose feelings are susceptible of the misery which this pernicious habit hasnc casioned, it may be some consolation to know, that by pro per perseverance the most deplorable Debility may be re moved.• And when the tone oilthe fibre is in the slightest degree re laxed, from residence in .a warm Climate, too ranch Wine, or the habit of free living; timely application will stop the progress of that Debility which might otherwise tenci to the most fatal Disorders. . Mr. Btee may be consulted by either Sex, with inviolable secrecy, at liis House, No.. 29, Arundel-at:vet, Strand, neat Temple-bar. Ali Letters are ex+peaed•to inclose a One Pound Note. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. Dear Sir, No. 9, New Bridge-Street, London. J it a Duty inc um b en t upon me . , to intorm • you of the very greai and extraordinary Cure I have re ceived from your invaluable Medicine; LEAK E's PATENT PILLS. About two years ago, I was attacked with a VENEREAL DISORDER; which I treated rather slightly for some time, but the Disease at length spreading all over my b o dy, I was obliged to apply to the m o st eminent of the Faculty, but their assistance alibrded Only tempOrary 'relief : I went through various Courses of Saliration, and from being rather ot.a corpulent habit, was reduced 'to a hiere slteleton. The ll leers that spread all over - my' Limbs rendered me a com plete Object, so that my Fritaidsdespairea of my recovery. When brought to this situation, I considered death as inevi:. table, bat a relation of mine comnienthlg upon the many Cases in whiCh your Pills had' succeeded, I was induced to try a Box of them, which I thought rather relieved me, and by persevering for two or three months, and following your directions, I experienced the most unaccountable r ;lion from pain, the sores gradually subsiding ; I a , !hank qod, laeriettly recovered, and walking otii da.iy I doubt not, but one inore box,, which I think cautious to take, will establish my health in its original state. It is with the most heart-tell gratitude, that I subscribe myself, .Sir, your much obliged humble Servant, Deansgate, Manchester, july r, ISO t. W. PEARSON. P. S. For the publi c benefit; I do not object to the above being fmbiished,, but leave you to. ad as your own better judgment shall di,ctate. Pri:Tared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, Taos. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons London, at his H4114:e,, No. 9, Neve litidge-str.fet ; , Where, atter a constant rcrsidence. of utore than Thirty-sit Years, in a practice particularly directed to the Cut! of liencre - Coinplaints; and tnoie'incidentalto the Parts of Generation in 'both Sexes,• with that inviolable secre,.•y which Men of his Profession should always observe, he flatters hirriself, the advice and assistance itcgratuitt,us.. „ ly administers to Persons taking this 11-letticine, will he esteemed. by a discerning Pub 11::, as an advantage seltluni to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Also sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at t 4 Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Al ban's-street, Pall M::11 ; the 'Toyshop, Na. 103 , O N f ord . street; Mr. Disborougs, No. 7, Fish.strect-n:11; Steel's, Bookseller, No. t, Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Mr. -Bater's South-bridge, liginburgh ; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin ;, Mr. Billingels, Liverpool ; iviqq Aticinkoil's, tlan_ chester ; and by one Person in every cofisiderabie Town in Great Britain and 1 relaval, in Boxes of Only as. 9d. each, sealed up with full. and plain directions, whereby persoi,s of eitncr sex may cure themselves with ease, sreed, s:crcey, and safeiy. N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed IN) with . a stamp, on winch, by favour of the Cominissoners, I; print. ed, et the Staiup-ofhee, ”- T. Taylor No. 9, New Oriiige, s:r:et," to imitati: which is Felony, acid all ot ters are 4a)ul k .. tcrfeit. 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