The Sun. — London, England, 1807-09-21 00:00:00

i r .'-''f 6r-iikta.l3-p i , c 4 • , 4 , ...... \ . , ,6e . ,„. .0_ ifi t - k - zro* ;. . . '.... ", . ~..., t\ ' J:cittlf::::: . ... 4.p • *P'' ' . ..› ''' ' i; ' CIA.: . 4 7., ''..\,„:-. '. • . 4 ( \..%., • • '7 l r NUMBER 4(3851 111 0 IV: DA Y, SE 1 3 TEMBEIt t4 2 1 807. (PRICE SIXPENCE THEATRE ROYAL, -DRURY-LANE. MO -MORROW EVENING, Sept. 1307, will be performed THE WONDER. Don Lopez, Mr. PURSER ' • Don Felix, Mr. E LLI STOW ; Frederick, Mr. HOLLAND ; COlonel Briton, Mr. BA.R YM olt E ; Don Pedro, Mr. MATHEWS ; Gibby, Mr. PA Likrl ER, (Being his first appearance in that Charmer); Lissardo, Mr. BANNIST E R Donna ViOlanre, Mrs. 'OR DAN, • (Being,lier second appearance these two' Seasorii); • - Donna Isabella, Miss ME L LON ; • Flora, Miss POPE. • wi r THE POOR SOLDIER. Patrick, by A YOUNG LADY, (Being• her first appearance on any Stage); Fitzroy, Mr. COOK E t • Dermot, Mr. DI GNUM; Darby, •Mr. MATHEWS ; rather Luke (first time). Mr. PALMER • Bagatelle, Mr. WEWI 1 . 1. E R. Norah, Mrs. MO UN TA N 4 Kathlane ' Mrs. BLAND. • • The Doors to be opened at Hall past Five, and begin at Mal( pait Six. On Thursday; the last new Tragedy of Adelgitha. THhATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Sept. 21, i 807, will be performed CYMBELINE, KING OF •BRIIITAJN. ZRITtiNS Cymbeline, Mr CRESWELL ; Polydore, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Leonatus Pusthumus, Mr. KIMBLE. ausaANs: lachimo, Mr., POPE; Queen, Mrs. ST. LEGER ; Insogen, Miss NORTON, Jim the Theatres Royal. Liverpool and Nfanchester, being her first appearance on this Stage. WITH THE FARMER. , . • 'Valentine, Mr. INCL EDON jemmy Jumps, Mr. MUNDEN Louisa, Miss BOLTON, (Her first appearance in that Charaeler); Betty Blackbgry, Mrs. LisToN • Molly Miybush, Miss MEADOW S, ' - • (Her first appearance in that Character). . The Doors to be ,opened at Halt past Five, acv .1 begin at Halt-past Six. On• Wednesday, Wild Oats ; with The Qtlf Liter. GRAND PRIZE OFFORTY THOUSAND pouNtis. NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZW., No Prize of less Value than Twenty Povimas. QTKIT LOTTERY on the NEW PLAN, begins Drawing October zoth, 1807. SCHEME. Prize of ',C.t0,000 - £40,000 $ • - 20.000 • - - 40,000 2, loos 5 500 - 2,500 . 100 50 low - • - • . . 25,000 / Prizes of Tickets Goou in the Supplern en. 20 etch , • • . 120,000 tory Lottery,worth 20,000 rickets. Ca 57, 0 0 0 ONE FIXED CAP riAL. In proof of the Value of a Supplementary Ticket, I. WARNER engages to pay Twen'ty Pounds for every Sup plementary Ticket, and in propoVrton for every Share Pur. chased at'his or any, other LicestrAet State Lottery Office, or their Agents, if brought tar Sale: cm or before - the 16th of November,, 1807, being three days Infos* the Drawing of the Supplementary Lottery : after tha t time theliolders of every such Ticket or Share, not receiving Money, will be enti tled to their Chance iif the Sup' ?lementary Lottery, which begins Drawing the 19th Novemb Der, and contains the follow. Log Prizes : a Prize of • . ZtoooO - .... . is - . - ,Cto,ooo i , S s. - . . . 5 0 0 - - - - - - . 2,500 20 . - . - .. 100 • 2e) - - - - - .So, - .. . .- . 1 joo l'fi . 22,500 ••••••••-..--. f.......•••••••••• 3652 Prizes. C 63030, TICKETS and SHARESSIre on Sale at I. WARNER's Licensed Lottery Office, No. 16, Comhill, facing the Royal Exchange. Orders from the Country. containing Bank Notes, or short. slated Bills, will betreated the same as it present. 'N.B. A. liberal Allowance to Countcy. Agents, for Ready warner recommends an early . Purchase, as he it well informed Ticketk and Shares will nse considerably. 0 TAT E LOTTERY S CIiEM Ft for 1 sO7, on 3 NEW PLAN. iiegins Drawing -the zoth of °dotter, and finishes the 14th of November, iliO7. I Priie of £4 0 1 060 - •• Is - - . , C 40,000 2 2 - - . . - . 20.000 S . . . . - Woo s . . . - . Soo 24, . . • • ' 100 so . . a ft - so 3000 Prizes of Tickets n the Supplemen. so etch eOOO tart' Lottery, valu ed, if sold, at • -_ 7085 Benefit Tickets. ,C 257,000 20,000 Tickets. And, as an undoubted testimony of the Value of a Sup elementary Ticket, 1 will pay, on demand, at the rate of; AO. Prize for every Ticket or Share drawn a Supplementary Prize, if sold at either of -my Offices, and offered for Sale again - on or before the 16th of November , 1807, being three Days before the Supplementary .Lottery begins Drawing; or the Holders of such Tickets or Shares after that time will be entitled to thC Chance of every Prize in the Supplementary Lottery, which is to consist of the CaocpNumbers above al luded to, and will be determined by the following Scheme, to begin Drawing teth November, and end the lath. SUPPLEMENTARY LOTTERY SCHEME. Prize 01 Cal,oco •- is - ,C20,0e0 - • • - 10,000 *IWO S • " 5 00 20 - . . - • lob • • • 20 " • " • c° - • • • • • 1500 • • " • .S•oo Ticitets, ,C 63,000 10,000 $OOO 2500 200• 1000 22, , 5?0 N.B. Plea'se 6 observe the Fifst.drawn Ticket on the Fifth Day of the First Lottery will be entitled to 40,00.1. leaving all the other Capital - Prizes both in the Principal and 6Opplernentarz Lutteries floating. Ti el< ETS ant" SH All ES are now selling by Sir JAM ES lI.RANsCOMB and Co. at their Lucky Lottery offices, No. 11, .Holborn,, 37, Cornhill, and 38, Haytnaritet. Not Twrilllali'm to a Prize, and the PliZeS paid on Dc. Eland; MEDICAL SCHOOL PF Guy's HOSPITAL. oc.,, , itsE of LECTURES will commence thebeginilim;ot October, viz. PRACTICE of MCDICiNE, by Dr. OASINGTON and Dr. CURRY. CHEMISTRY, by Dr. BABINGTON, Dr. MARCET• and Mr. ALLEN. EXPERINIENI AL PHILOSOPHY, by Mr, ALLEN.- THEOICY Of MEDICINE, and MAT E RIA MEDICA, by Dr. CURRY arui Dr. CHOLMELEY. MIMYIFERY,, and DISEASES of WOMEN and CHILDREN,•by Dr. HAIG ELTON.' PHYSIOLOGY, or LAWS of the ANIMAL CCO. NOM Y, by Dr. HAICHTON. CLINICAL LECTURES on SELECT MEDICAL CASES, by Dr. *BABINC I TON, Dr. CURRY, and Dr. MA RCET. • N. B. These several LeCtures are so arranged, that no two . of thein intcrferein'the hours or At tendance ; and the whole, together with the 'Lecturcs•oh Anatomy, and those on the Principle: and Practice of Surgery, given at the Theatre of St, Thomas's Hospital, adjoining. is calculated to-form a Co►replete Course ut Medical and Chirurgical InstruEtions. Terms and. other Particulars may bu learnt front 'Mr. Stocker, Apothecary to Guy's Hospital. To morrow Morning will he published, EFLECTIONS on dm! PEACE between ItITS 'II. Sin and FRANCE. CollAted front THE SUN Newspaper. London: Printed for George Richards,_ No. 9, Cornhill. 4. We cannot resume the valuable Reflections on the Treaty of Tilsit, without again recommending them to the earnest attention of the Publics; conlrinced it they have their due Med upon the People of Euruipe in general, it may tend to save them anti their Rulers from the ruin which may other. Wise result from the deep dangerous policy of the French Government."—Susz. ' at t. . it. This Day was pulilislied, price vs. • INEFL ECT IO N S on t Aa tbe SINFULNESS of CRUELTY to ANIMALS; on some of the most.pre valent Examples of it, and on some of the most powerful Motives by which it is encouraged ; in a Sermon preached at All. Saints Church, Southaultilon, on Sunday, August IN RICHARD*IANT, M.A. Curate of Buriton, and late FOlow of Oriel Coll- Oxford. Printed. fot F. and . C. Rivlrntton. No. 6x, St. Paul's Church-IW, and I. Hatchard, Piccadilly. • MR. °PIE': LECTURES ON PAINTING. Preparing for the Press, to be published by Subscription, ASERIES of LECTURES on PAINTINQ, delivered at the Royal Academy of Arts, and at 'the Royal Institution, in the Yeats OW and By the late lOHN'OPIE, Esq. Professor Of Painting in the Royal Academy. The Lectures will be handsomely printed in Quarto, ac companied with at Mezzotint° engraving by Reynolds, froui a Portrait of the Author painted by himself. - +V The Price to Subscribers One Guinea: ' Subscriptions are received by Messrs. Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row;' and Hookliain and L bets, Bond . street. This D'ay was published, juice 6s. in boards. A REPLY to the STRICTOR,ES,of the . . . I - I.BU H REVIEW, on the Foreign Policy of'the Marquis Wellesley's Administration . in India t• coinprlsing an Examination of the late Transadiona in the Carnatic. By LAWRENCE DUNDAS CAMPBELL; Esq. Printed for T. ,Cacicl I and W. Davies, Strand. ___t_ On Thursday next will be published, ►price ss, 6d. sewed, AREPLY to certain OBSERVATIONS of, the • - Right Rev. Dr. MI LN ER, upon the SEQUEL to the Serious Examination of the ROMAN CATHOLIC Claims : Including some Notice of the Transadlions of 1791 ; and 1793;. of Dr. Troy's Pastoral Charge ; of the rope's Rescript ; of the Remarks upon the Bishop of Durham's Charge, and the Ads of the Council of Constance; Mr. Sydney Smith's Sermon ; and other Matters.' By the Rev. THOMAS tE NIESURIF,R, Redor of Newnton Longville: in the County of Bucks, and late Fellow of New College, Oxtord. London : Printed for Mess. Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church yard; Hatchard, Piccadilly; Richardsons, Royal Exchange; Cooke and Parker, ()x ford ; Deighton, Cambridge; and In wood, Newport Pagnelj,' ZEALAND AND COPENHAGEN. This Day .was published, In One large athd elegant Voluthe. 4to; embellished by nu ' merous Vie ws, price - Two Guineas in boards, • TRAVELSROIJNO the BALTIC, through DENMARK, SWEDEN, 'RUSSIA. PRUSSIA, and part of G E.RMANY, in 1804 y containing Views of the Courts, Governments, and Condition of those Countries. By Sir JOHN CARR.. Printedfor Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black. friars ; and may be had of all ooksellers. • • Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Travels in Ireland, price al. gs. Travels in Holland, and- on theAhine, price 21- vas. CHAPTAL's NEW WORK. This Day was. published, In four Vols. Svo, illustrated with numerous Engravings, price 365.. in boards, APPLIED TO ARTS ,AND , C LIENILiTRY MANUFACTURES. •By M. A. CHAPTAL. • Member and Treasurer o f the t rench Senate.; Grand Officer of the Legion of Hc•nour I' Member of the:lnstitute ; notary Professor of the School of Medicine, Ike. &v. Little need be said to recommend a new Work by so emi— nent a Chemist as M. Chaptal, who has skilfully applied in it ail the modern Discoveries in Chemistry and Experimental Philosophy. to the perfection of the Arts and the Various branches of Manufactures. Such a Work has long been an :acknowledged desideratum ; and..executed by so acute an E x perimentalist as the present Author, it terms an acquisition above all price to the numerous chemists, workers of metals, and manufadurers of Great Britain and I reland. Printed 191 Richard Phillips, 6, Bridge-street, London ; and to be had of all Booksellers., • • • Of whom in a few weeks, may be had, a Pietionary of Practical an d Theoretical Chemistry, in one large and closely printed Vol. Bvo. by Wm. Nicholson, .with Plates, pri‘e 16s. in boards. NORFOLK. The ,SALE iof TWENTY.:SIX HARNESS and some 41DING HORSE,S. THE Public Curiosity s 'mach excited by the Sale ut Mr. HOL L. A ND's HORSES, which are can eidered as excellent as any in thtCounty of Norfolk. Great Bircham is sixteen Miles from Swalfliarn, and thirteen from Lynn. The Horses are of different colours, and well calcu lated for Gentlemen's Carriages,. Days of Sale Sept. 30, and two following Days. NAVIGABLE CANAL, TAVISTOCKAAINERAL NAL. and EAST !MIDDLESEX WATER WORKS SHARES. MONTHLY SALE; By Mr. SCOTT, On Friday, O& 2, at Twelve o'Clutic, at Garraway's, London, SHARES in the GRAND JUNCTION, GRAND SURREY,my's FOCK MINERAL CANAL, in DEVONSHIRE, WORCESTER and BIRMINGHAM, ABERDARE, LANCASTER, KENNET anti AVON, UNION and CRINAN CANALS, anti in the E4ST MIDDLESEX WATER. WDRKS. Particulars at the New Hotel, Bilmirigham; at Hatchett's llotel, Piccadilly ;at Garraway's and of Mt.. Scott, No..as, New liridge-otteigt London. UALI7CT 01 , FIG E Aug. 314 'Boy. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICtU4 LisiNG Ms Majesty's Navy do hereby give Notice; that on IPedneulay, the Std December next, they soilld be rea# to receive Tenders, ix writing (sealed upf, and treat for the Supply of Fresh BEEF for the use of His Majesty's Troop; at the island: 'and Colonies hereunder mentioned, viz. ~Turinam, Berhice, 6enie. sara,-Trinidad, Tobago, Grenada, Barbadoes, St. Vincent, St. 'Lucia, Dominica, Antigua, and St. Kith, during tie sJace of '7 writ •;With: catain„oram tbe Ist March, IUB, and Jambes until Six Months Warning shall be given ; to kinsid.for by Bill, payable, with Interest, ninety day, ajterVate. The Con.litione of the Conti•aft (qoldch tray be taken conjointly for the whole, or slareittly for each island •fr,Colon.y) may be seen at the Set-relates o.ffice. &regard will he had to any Tinder b, itrhich the Price shall not he inserted in lc ,, ,rds at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said It'erineseky, the 2.1 De cor:her next, Nor unless the Person who snakes 4beTemder, or unir•terson CM bit bethelh aileital to answer, when called fur. I.ICTUALLING-OFFICE, 4 August 31, 1134. 'THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING' JI `HIS AtAyEsrp, N.4l'Y do hereby give Alice, That on IFednesday, the zd December next, they will be realy to receive Tender:, in writing (scald up), and treat for the Supply of all surheisantities of 1' LOUR, urED 8t.F.1 7 and PORK; 'PEASE, RICE, RUM, and FAYAL %VINE, a: nqy be required fir the use of His Maj s eqy's Troops statio;ted at the lands and Colonies bereundernuntionei4 'viz. Surinam, Berbice; Demerara, Trinidad, ToLago, Grenada, Barbadoes, St. Pincent, Si. Lucia, Dominica, Antigua, and Si. Kitts, during the spare Twelve Months certain, from the lit Marelr, t BoB, and fur t,;.,ei• until Six Mont& Warning shall be given; to be paid for 4 ) , Mai, Payable, with interest, ninety dys after date. The Condiiiant of 'the Contrail (whkh may be taken conjointly Jo► the whole; or separately for arty peitticular Island or Colony) my be seen at the Seeseta , .s , 's .08ice; No rqard will be 'bad to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in wordc at length, or that' shall not be delivered go -the 11.41 rd before One o'Clocl: on the mid !Panes:lay, the 2d December next, nor unless the Pers,n who makes the Tender, or Jr:lfle Person on bis &ball, attends, to answer, when called for. PICTUALLING.OPFICE, Sett. 14, ,807. THE COMMISSION E RS/or VICTUALLING ms MAYESTY'r NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Thursday the 4,h instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing (sealed ripA for as many, HO GS (the Car. case: of which not to na.eigh Irs4 than tizi6r, each), intended for Perk for Sea Store, as the respenive Deakrs therein may think preperscopr, to be.,killed ire lllr Majeiir's Premiies 'at. Delafiad, bourns the 12th of Oaobar next, and the 311 t • March Plowing; the first delivery whereof to take place on lflonday the said sub of oc7Jer next, and the subsequent delive der to berm:wad hare in each Week, in such regular proportions as that the wbok shall be completed by the list of March, before mentioned : and to be paid j 9t Bilk,Pspiabk. with Interest, ninon; d.yg after date. Na offer of Hogs of a lest number than Will produce so Toni of Pork •usill 6e -satendri to, 7 The Candi:ions of the Coo:P.0 may be seen at the Secretary's No regard will i had to any Tender in which the, Price tbaN nut he inserted in 14 , :rde at length, .cor that shall not be delivered to, the hoard beige One D'Clock (in the said Thursdaj the 24ibinst. /4.r. unlessthe Person who makes the Tendet , or some Person on his behalf, attends, to anntver when tailed %o►, OFFICE' OF ORbk /INCE, • , Sept. ts, tRaCIP,,II. OFFICERS yRsTy.: ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, Thai Plot:war will be received at thlir Office, in Pall M.:ll, on or bifore Wtstnesdo, the 3oth test. from such 1 3 01:1011i as may be will. ing to undertake the Supply of HE E TS, Jot' Service (114 lifilitivy Coi ps. under thi direelion of the Ordnance Department, and which w i ll be required ix tBc9, and the succeeding Year, agreeable to Patterns,' which nt.ty ie viewed at the Principal Storekeepers' Office In the T'wer. Further Particulars, togther with the Terms and Conditions cj the Contrail, may be known upon application at the Secretaty's Office, in Pall Mall,'ajoraaid, any Day, betiveen the errs 'oj Tex and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals are to be delivered, staled sip. and endoroel, " Proposals for the'Slepply of Helmets,". bus no Proposal can be admitted after the said 3oth Inst. a Twelve o'Cloek at Noon ojibe same day, neither will any Tend ft be noticed, sinless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, Ad! attend. _ _ • MORrder () ae Ikard, CREW, Se'ieiary. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE. Sept. 16, 1807. TH E ,PRINCIPAI: OFFICERS of His MA JESTrii ORDNANCE do iserthy give notice, that Pr`ptizt: wilt be 'received at their Office, in Pall fidall, on or be. fore Friday the zd of Oa. Pala, from such Persons a: may be will. ing to undertake , the Supply of HOSIERY ARTICL,ESfor :tr. , v ice of this Vetat Invent, for a ,period If three Years,' agivrahle to Patterns, whirls may he viewed al the in f incipaiStos : ekteter's Office in the Tower, Further partiealars, together with the Terte,r and Coreditione of the Contraa, rimy be knows iron application at the , Serretatys: Office, Pall NJII, aforesaid, alp day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Cloek, where the Pei:kJ:als are to be detivet:ed se'aled up, and bed aw.l " Proposaleffir the Sutp6 , of Hosiery Anklet ;" but no PrOP,Mican be admitted after the said zti rf Qasber, at Tueive o'Cloe4 at Noon of the same Day; neither 1411 any Ten.: der he reotie,A, :inlets the Party making it, or as Agent, in hl.r behalf, shall attend. By Order 1 tht Bard, 14, If. CREW Sot CREW ADMIRALTY-OFFICE; Sept. fit, tflo'i. VATIA EriE AS it is destrribk Mat ,ike Mete 00 , noterable the LORDS .001471115 S 101VERS• of the ADIII,RAL'IT -ghoul.' ai)ail theinselves of. the voluntary Sir.: vices if such SE4,IIEN as: are employed futhe.,Greepland and British Fisheries, or who are whertoire proteaed by any Aar of Parliament now id farce:, for the puiPose of assirting to fit on:, and navigate to the Parts of this Kingdom, the D.tiviih Ships and Prr:. IP;sr now at CoP'enhagen, which late?), surrender‘ed to fill Majesty's Arms ; Nadir is hrteby given; !ha their L..ed i bli will dirs/? an Allotc..alke of Two Pounds Ten Shillings t. be paid to every Seaman protecieri as aforesaid, who ;hall Volunra; city offer his Service to, and be approved of by, Captain Rich.. bell, the. Offieereinployed to regulate the impress Service iu 1,0,4 don ; the Commanden in Chief ,of, His Majesty's Ships akd I. sets at Shretness, tbeD! - I tuns; Leith or arniQuth cr such Offi— cers as they :frail appoint ; or thr several Nficers empliyed ore the Sr.: Fencibte 'or Regulating Stevie! , at liaruirh, Aldbo'oughi• .}:arsouth,,ll4ll:, Lynn, Borot4 Parton, llull, tool..Nortb Shields, Berwick and Leith, on or before the instant, together with Able. Seaman's Pa", and to he I. , ,vided, with ,'citable Bedding during Me time be shall be v, enttived Each Person, upon . Klunteering for the aboveMentbned Service,„ will be jutniibed with an Order for hi: Discharge, to t e ki-p in hir possession ; which Order will entitle him 5. his P4l , ;end ti the Gratuity-herrhy ?feted, and al s o his Discharge on ibe a) .t rival of the Danish Ship - on hoard which be may be embarked a t, her 111,orings in Port; and measurer will be taken fir ronvolvg all .Persoses who :hall be employed on tie said Service, o the rc- Jpeelive Psri: at which they entered, free (j . Erpence, upon their being discharged as aforesaid. By ammand of :Mr Lerdshipl yv. IV. I'OLE. SpFFOLK. Copy of a Letter from Mi. 1. DING LE, Bookseller and. 'Stationer, Bury St. Edmund's, . To Dr. SOLOMON, Gilead-House, near Liveipbol., Ssa, • Bury, Sept. 1, 180. A Person who had several times sent for :t „cx Bottle of your CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD; - lately called on me for a Bottle, and informed me, " that it had done him a - wonderfulcleat of good ; lie had bi:en gran dually declining for a long time, had spent a great. deal' ' money fot advice, and found no bene fi t ;he paid one .S u rgeon t6l: another 61. but - 4th ' no„purpoSe. At the time he sent ter the first Bottle of your Cordial Balm of Gilead he could not walk..across his house without the assistance of some one • to help him ; indeed he was getting worse daily,--he had no; taken the Gilead but` few days, agreeable to theDirectins, when he found himself much better." tie continues tAitig . it at this . Cate, and, from his appearan ce , i s likely to du well. Yon' have the man's wishes.-to do what you pleaso .with the above statement, which is literally as he told tt me, . • 1 am, • Sir; Your obedient Servant, - ' Proper Direlions for every Case, to enable Persons teicuitv, theinselvesi aregiven with each Bottle r Price Half-44; T here are also Family Bottles, •contaiiiing four of the ios..6d, ones, for 335.. by whi4.4l 95. are saved: Note. Eacti isottle IMS C.,OVernMent stamp, With iliC Name " Samtigl Solomon, Liverpool," engraved thereon,' to.' imitate which is felony: Dr. Solomon, when consulted, experts his usual Fee of Ilalf.a-C4inea. Such Letter should, for satetyy, be thus di. reeled, "'Money Letteri• Dr. SoloMoni Cifead:liouse, neat Liverpool." Those who wish 'tn have the Medicine immediately front the Doelor, by sending tho Money fur any quantity they - N think proper, willye them sent by such Carrier as they shall appoint. Post-Oilice Orderslor arty Sum may be sent by'Post, and the Balance will he returned in the Box, ur Orders with Cash inclosed will be duly attended to. , Pamphlets of Cure may be had gratis Of anyreputable divine Vender in every Market Town. , WHEN Profesiional Men •of - Ethication aid Responsihttity'deviste front the general System by" the seleCtion of a peculiar branch, the sanction of l ong colt .. tinned success is the best 'criterion of superiority. Thirtaen years hare I devoted my praetiee to the exc:usive treatment of Three Disorder's, and the sqeeessfitt result of the ravages of those Complain ts w hi t ! ' are the most important my plan gives =additional ardor to oppose,. 'as far as I arti able. runt in'the Catalogue of Human Infirmities. After initiation lilt() every Branch, as an Army Swoon. I. formed a wish at azitarly period of P tattice to rescue in. dividuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, 'or the equally dangerous precipiuncy,ot general Praaitioners. • The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I have de.' voted my attention, comprise every sircies of Vli N REAL. INFECTION, whether of a•recent or long du. ration: idly, Ali kinds of debility, whether arising I s rotri the habits of school-boys, or the indulgences of 1114ttite ages And, lastly, aat derangement 'ot the system in woo men which is called BA It RENNESS, or STERILITY Numerous Diseases are the result Of ignotance, or haste in the treatntent ()t d situplc Gottortittriti anti it not hiquently. happens that the seed* of tite ate poisotitti ny the indiscretion of nitunguarded hour.L_fly a superior men thud such Cianiplainta art easily cured; and, even where others have failed, I trust that 1 may presume t o o a t a radical re.establishinenn Few, however, are the cases of complicated diNtrest in t hi s ( wader, compared with the CalallntOUS liitheitioll4 of Men, who, from an indulgence in a solitary vice, or thsl prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that state of Debility,. which is the unavoidable consequence of such . pernicious habits. Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his niisery, but carefully conceals his misfortune, it may be some constr. lation for him to kriow, that . although it be an °Wed' of doubt or uncertainty with other. Practitioners, the removal of these Deficiencies by the patina' progress of itenova. tion is the acquirement of my Experience. if th e r i tes ' of l tacchus or Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety will he prevented by an early Counters,.. Lion of this languid State,, and in these cases, no great difficulty will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years existed, a pr o p rr perseverance is indispensably ieitidsite to revive the slum. may ,assured, that in r c i urable by 'frietbual skitl. boring Sparks of Life, and to re.ammate the Constitution- MARRIED undertaking, WOMEN, who have long been disappointed imn: 4 ll4t he iints see ct2 re ce ry s.ts w i°ui l c 7i t e l h dfC l ia. s ci s F:4 ; a e nr s ie s i ential to my • and the qualifications which 1 have presumed to state, form the basis of my pretensions, and in coincidence with path this. intimation is given, that Mr. Bree may be con skt l t ,d penionally, or by Letters (*losing a small Note), at his house., No. 29, Arundel street, Strand, Ilea Tertipte Bar,. - --- • -- - - There io an additional Entrance in Water.street, adjoining, and the Name is on both the doors. MARTIN Ile Li, ;Wernher of the Koval Colleg e rifsuroolis. A C A wr'iort.—some Persons who falsely assert theist:. selves to be Membets of the Royal College t . having for : , e , er. ml months past copied my Advertisements tihnost w o rd t o t wotd, aut t i nsertm i them as their own productions, it is i n y doty" , to mention; that' those Person l are not' Membeti :+s A y College in London, Edinburo, or elsewhere, liat'have. qt. y mil right to KAM* Surgery in Lbricion.