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~....• -3-... '!'",.. ' 4i114',, .., _ , -..• 'o\ ''' ,i.,Vlk a:9',?..e...,::, ~, -„‘ - .; ---.44-,,W. i _ • g i ., orj- 4 4 ~,,,...ti , . • , ~ , ~ A. (I THE NUMBER. 47081 . . THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. r Ar3IS PRESENT EVENING, Od. 17, 1=307; win be performed LOVE IN A ILLAGE. Sit'Williani. Meadows, • Mr.' ki•A'b DocK s Young MeadoWs, Mr. KELLY; 4ustice Woodcock, Mr. DOW TON ; Hawthorn, Mr. jOHNSTONE ; Eustace, Mr. GIBBON; • Hodge, Mr.,SNIITH,-- • (Being his third appearance on this Stage); Rosetta, bya YOUNG LADY, • tßeing her third appearance on any Stage); Lucinda, Mrs. M A THEWS ; Madge, Mrs. BLAND. End of Act 1. the Statute Dance. WITH THE MOCK DOCTOR. Sir lasper, Mr. MA DITOCKS ; Leander Mr. COOKE • Gregory, illr. MATti E ; Robert, Mr. GIBBON ; • hellebore, Mr. SPARKS; • • Dorcas, Miss ME L LON ; • Charlotte, Mrs. SCOTT. • "loxes 6s. seecnd Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d.. Secoml Price as. ;Gallery es. ' Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery: is; Second rice.6d. No'Money to be reti:rned. , 'Places for the Box e d to beiakenof Mr. Spring, at the Box- Unice, Russell -street. The Doors to be opened at Hall past Five, and begin at half past Six. On Monday, Romeo and Juliet; with The Forty Thieves. • Mrs. Jordan being recovered trom her indisposition will :snake her next appearance on Tuesday, in the Charader of Belinda, in the Comedy of All in the Wrong. To which will be added, The Poor'Soldier. A new Comedy, in Five Ads. and a new Musical After piece, are in rehearsal, and will be speedily produced. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GA'RDEN. • . i rAN MONDAY NEXT, Oa. 1g; (807, will ‘...ar be performed • KING HENRY THE EIGHTH. Henry, King of England, Mr. POPE ; Cardinal Wolsey, Mr. K E M BLE ; Duke ofßuckinghans, Mr. BRUNT° N ; • Lord Sands, Mr. SIMMONS; • Cromwell, Mr. C. KEMBLE • Katharine, Queen of E ng l an d. M rs SILIDONS ; Anne Mien, Miss s+KUNTON. • In A& I. the Ca;dinal's lianquet--;Aet 11. the Trial of Olken Katharine—Act V. Procession to the Christening of tile Princess Elizabeth. THE 'FLITCH wltti OF BACON. Major Bennow, Mr. MUNDEN`; justice Benbow, Mr. WA DDY Captain Greville, Mr. INCLE DON ; Captain Wilion, Mr. BELLAMV • Mr. FAWCETT ; • Ned, Mr. HOLLAND; Eliza, Miss.BOLTUN. . . . oxes 6s. Second Price:3s. —Pit 3s. 6d. Second rrice u.— Gallery 2s. , Second I'rice ts.—Upper Gallery IS. Second • Price 6d.—NO Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to.be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Pox-office, in klart.street. The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and 4 begin at Hatt:past Six. The Public are respeafully informed, that Mrs. Dickons Is engaged at this Theatre, and will appear on Tueslay next, :in the Char:lda of Mandsne, in tne Opera of Artaxerxes. SILK MANUFACTURE. 'TO all Persons residing within the City of Lon don, the County of, Middlesex, the City and Liberty of Westminster, and We Liberty of the Tower of London . . who, as a MASTER WEAVER, or MASTER. IVEAVERs., In the SILK MAN UPACTVRE, doth or do, either by himself or themselves, or by. his or their -Partners, .Agent or Agents, directly or indirealy It ETA INJar ; EMPLOY any !OUR NEYM EN WEAVERS out of or beyond the Limits aforesaid, to Weave or ManulaCtUre Silk into RlbbOns, &c. This Public Notice is Given, ' That the lourneymen Silk Weavers, by you or any of you, or any of your Agent or Agents, so retained or employed as aforesaid, ate dissatisfied beCause you do not pay or cause to lam' paid unto them for their Labour after the same Rate of Wages as you pay, or cause. to 'be paid, to the lourneymen employed! by you who reside in, some or one of the aboventen , toned Distaffs for their Lationr. That a great Number' of the Silk Weavers residing in the Eh). of Coventry and the Villages within the County there. at, And those of Bedworth, Buikington, Cotian,' Nuneaton, anti At herstone, in the County of Warwick, conceive, that by the Statut e o f 13t h C eo . 1 If . t h e y are entitled to receive such and the like Wages for then Labour as are settled. by the Magistrates in the first mentioned Distria. Agreeable to the said Statute, notwithstandidgstich Silk. WeaVersito reside out of and beyond the Limits and jurisdic tions orthe Magi s trates, authorised by the said AO to settle the same : And they further conceive That all Master Silk. Weavers, residing within the Limits first abovementioned, in cur a Penalty of Sol. each for every several Oftince against the said Act, who do not pay,or cause to be paid, to the ‘Veavers by him or them employed, out of the said Lintits; the same late of Wages as is settled by the Magistrates as aforesaid, to be paid to the lourneynien einployeil within. • - The said Silk Weavers, therefure, are deterniined to take all the benefit provided for them by the said Ad, without giving further mince, N.B. If you send any more silk to be mantifitaured in any of the , lot.mentioned places, or elsewhere, out of the first. named Districts , on any other conditio tt t han that of payini the. London Prices for the Country Weaver's Labour, ya wilt thereby ntanifesf your ' intent and design;' and this Nub.; lie Notice can be adduced another day as a bar against any ex. awe you may plead in your defence, eithet as to ignorance of; er non-intention .to, elude and evade the abovementioned A. 8 .1 Done at Bedworth aforesaid, by consent of the Dele. gates front, and representing, the several Committees of Silk Weavers of the last aboveinentioned the gist day of Sept. tSo7. ' • In behalf ot whom signed by WILLIAM HARE, Chairman, EXOTIC AND OTHER PLANTS. , - WINCHESTER,' HANTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. MANT, in the Close, Winchester, on Monday, the ad of Nov. THE Choice and Valuable ConeCtion of STOVE, GREEN.HOUSE, and HERBACEOUS'PLANTS, late the property of the Rev. Archdeacon WoOdford, de ceased. Amongst which are Nymphea Cerule.), with great increase. Doranthus Hirsutus. Dahlia Purptirea—Nthis is the true dark-flowered double sort, has never been figured, and only • !lowered once in England, and is scarce in any collodion ;it now chews for bloom all over. Magnolia Ulm). Twci Pyrus japnonica. Pteonia Arborea, two Plants. Erica Obbata. Aniptilacia, Pinea Coceinea; arc. &c. Some very rare Pro. teas. Two Orange Trees. An unique imported A zalia. Alt the scarce American and Siberian Plants.' It hoiloden. drou chremasistus. Bignonia , Grandiflora. Cyrtanthus • Obliquas. Htemanthus Albiflos. A large stock of Cam ' panulla Grandiflora, &c. &c. An elegan t G reen-house, 17 hi en by Utensils ii. A small bark Stove, Pit, F rames, and Garden To be viewed on Saturday preceding the Sale: -- Catalogues (price Sixpence) may be had in due time 'at •Mr. - fleet-street, London *and at the Ailetioneer; rhilter. No person cart possibly be ad Mit ted without a SA TuRDAY, ocToßii, 17, .1807. INTENDED NATIONAL LIGHT AND HEAT COMPANY. THE Gentlemen, Country Bankers, and Agenti, -are requested to send hi .their last Returns on or be. Ore the Goth of this month, after which no farther. Sub. scriptions can be received. All Admissions to the Experi ments, &c. must be presented htfure the ist.of December, on Wednesday Evening, at Eight o'Clock only. Tuesday Evenings remain devoted to the Lords and Commons; their Families and Friends: • F. A. WINSOR, Inventor and Pall Mall, Wt. to, tSe7. Patentee of Gat Lights. . , . MISS oWkNSON's WORK.. This Day was Published, Elegandi printed, in .Torso Voturnra.: proccgs. . DATRIOTIC. SKETCHES of IRELAND, writ teo in Connaught. .. By Niss OW ENSON. . , , • ' Published by Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Blackfri'ars ; and.to be had of all Booksellers, , .. Of whom Ma) ) be had, just published, by the same Au. thoress, . I. The Novice of St, noiniiiick, 4 vols. It ' ll. 2. Wild Irish Girl, 3 vols. ijs. 6tl. 3. The Lay of an Irish Harp, boards, 7s. ALL FORMER LOTTERIES ECLIPSED! GRAND PRIZE FI)RTN` THOUSAND POUNDS. NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE, And DOUBLE CHANCES for the same Money. T OTTERY, on 'a Ng\V PLAN, begins Drawing 06tober zoth, 1307. SCHEME. • Vrize of ,040,000 - - Z40)000 2 . . tOOOO 2 - - . 10,000 S - . 5,c00 S - - 503 a; . , . • . - lap .... ._. • 2,o:o t* - .- 4 - • • . SO • • .., • • . i.SOO 1000 • - ..., 4 ... vd• 2i • • • •• . • • 25 1 000 • Prizes of Tickets 6000 n the Supplernen- 20 each - . . - i 20,000 i Mtary Lottery, worth 7oBs Prizes. 4257,00 D ONLY ONE PIXEL) CAPITAL. In ..proof. of the Value of , a Supplementary Ticket, I. WAKA ER engages to pay Twenty Pounds . for every Sup plementary Ticket, and in proportion for every Share pur chased at his or any other Licensed State Lottery Office, if brought foi Sale on or before the ioth of November, 18a,, bei-Nhree days before the Drawing of the Suppiementari Lotte y. file Holders of every such Ticket or Share, not receiving Money, will be entitlial to their Chance in the Suppleine . mary Lottery, which begins Drawing the Igth No.. vcrriber, and contains the following Prizes: .1 Prize of ,C 20,000 - is - ,C;o,000 16,601 1090 • .5 s" ) * • - 2,500 20 • - - 100 2o Ito. . . ss . - . . . 22600 ss Prizes. ' ,C 63,000 TICKETS and SHARES arc on Sale at I. WA RNER's Licensed Lottery Office. No. i 6, Cornhill, facing the Royal Exchange. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket . . . £ :u 19 o Half . . . to r o Eighth - 43 is o Quarter . . s (5 Sixteenth - r S Co be drawn in Ten Days, in regular Drawings of Two 'thousand MAI. Country Banks sending Orders through their Bankers in Liindon, inay . reccive the same A I lowance irs Country Agents, Societies, Merchants' and Bankers' Clerks, will meet with liberal' Encouragement • and all Orders from the Coun try, containing Payment, will be treated the same as if pre sell% READ AND JUDGE, THE PRESENT SURPASSES ALL FORMER!!! ON TUESDAY the floth of This Month, the Richest Wheel ever known in the Annals of Lotteries, Government, round, containing what ' was never before allowed. by Government, and probably never 'wilt be again, a Grand Prize Of Forty Thousand Pounds I accompanied by-Twenty Thou. sands I Ten Thontandi I Thousands ! and a long train of Et Ceteras, giving Double Chances fur the same Adventure, and ‘nut Two Blanks to a Prize. Confident of the superiority and excellence of this Lottery, beyond all former, either in the present or last Century, • T. WARNLR, No. t 6, CORNHILL, Recommit's an immediate purchase, and if it should so happen that neither Ticket or Share can be obtained on the Morning of Miming, no blame can be imputed t 3 hint, but very justly to those who negled his timely advice till too late. • t 3 Country Banks sending Orders through their Bankers in London, may receive the sante Allowance as Country Agents ; Clubs, Societies, Merchants' and Bankers' Clerks, tee. Mail Coachmen, Guards, Stage Coachmen, Book-keep ers, and Carriers of every description, brinAing Orders, wall meet with liberal encouragement; and all Orders, by Letter, from Town or Country, containing payment, will ba treated the same as if present. SEARCH FOR PRECEDENTB, AND. BE CON.• • VINCED! THE OPPORTUNITY ONCE LOST, MAY! NEVER , BE REGAINEDiII.- • N TUESDAY NEXT, the 20th 06tober, .begins Drawing the only Lottery . that 'ever did, or perhaps ever. will, contain a Grand Prize of FORTY THOUSAND .P 0 UN DS, 4sicks other Prizes of equal magnitude as in former Lotteri?s ; and the Novelty of Prizei of 'ricked fora Supplementary Lottery, of poly boa* Num bers, containing Twenty rtrousand, Ten Thousand, and Thousand Pounds Prizes, and other - Prizes, amounting In the whole to 6 3 , 00 01; Sir JAMES IIR NsCOMII and Co. convinced of the superior advantages of the New Plan, recommend an early puichase, as,frorn the present great demand , it is reasonable to exped all the Tickets may be sold. • Tickets' Witt Shares are now sellingat Sir Branscomb and Co.'s, ,N0..11, Holborn, 37, - Curiihill, and 311, Hay market, Piccadilly, by whom, in the last State Lottery, and, within the Wit two years, Capital Prises to the astonishing amount of z6o ' 0001. were sold in 461 Shares, exclusive of tool. sot. Ite. &e. Schemes Gratis, and Prizes paid os Demand. • FIRST STATE LOTTERY for 1807, will commence Drawing on TU ESDAY NE. XT TICKETS, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Six teenths, are selling in a great variety of Numbers, and at the lowest Price, by W. H. DANIEL and Co. Stuck. brokers Lat their Licenced State Lottery Office, Pope's Head Alley,, t-Ornhill, London, where numerous Capital Pries have been Sold and Shared, anti every branch or the Lottery, a. d Public Funds, is .transacted with corredness.and A CARD TO THE LADIES. THE high Repute in whiCh Mrs. VINCENT's invaluable GO W LA ND's LOTB)N stands unrivaled renders it almost unnecessary to expatiate on its virtues. But as many spurious .Compositions have been imposed on the Public, she feels it her peculiar duty to inform them, that none is genuine hut what is sold by theunder.mentioned ap pointments, and signed with M. L. Vincent in her own hand writing. It is a radical core for every species of Eruption, and a Most innocent awl efficacious Medicine ; is in the highest estimation by persons of the .first. distinetion, and those who have experienced its value have testified gr a t e f u lly t h e ' benefit they have derived from the use of it, whickinay be seen by applying to Mrs. Vincent,..{, Davies.street. They arc too numerous to insert in an Advertisement —but many , Which are printed are given with each bottle gratis. (;,),itarts Bs. 64. Pints ss. 6d. Half-pints 2s.'gd. Mrs. Vincent's Genuine Gowland's Lotion is . sold by her, 4, Davies.street, Grosvenor-square 133C011 and Co., tia.", oxford.strcet, ,opposite New liond-street,, Butler, 4, anti Riggs,t , s, Cheapside 1_ Tett and Ilolmes, Royal E xcnange Mrs. N.twbery, Corpct St. Paul's Churchyard; and every reputable Ven d er of C; 'amino Medicines. To prevent Counterteits, please to ask for Mrs. Vincent's' Gowlatittis Lotion, and - See that her Name is sigka on each bottle... THE .COW PDX. ' This Day was published, . Illustrated' with aceuratelyCOlOUred Eititravioga of the Dis. Case in its various Forms, price 45. hd, in boards. APOLJLAR VIEW of VACCINE INOCU LATION, and of the Mode of Conducting it ; with a comparison of the Small-Pox and Cow-Pox Inoculations, intended for Heads of karnilies, and Clergymen, as well as the Faculty. By jOSEI'H ADAMS, hi..D. ," Physician to the Small-Pox and Inoculation Hospitals, to the New Finsbury pispensary, Author of the Treatise on Morbid Poisons, 84(% are, Printed fot Richird Phillips, No:6, Bridge.street, Black, friars, and so he had of Booksellers and Dealers in Books throughout Great Britain anti Ireland. Of whom may be had; A Treatise of Vaccine Inoculation and its Varieties, by Robert Milan, M.D. F.A.S. &C. &c. price iss. in boards. SUPERIOUR MS. SERMONS. This Day were published, Price Sixty Shitlin4s, done up separately; for the Pulpit', SIXTY ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT SEW. MONS, adapted for every. Sunday in tee Year, and for the Principal Holidays, and Extraordinary Occasions. — Printed in a new ,Script Type, cast on purpose, in eXaa Imitation of Manuscript. By a DIGNITARY of the CHURCH or ENGLAND, These Original Sermons arc respectfully submitted to the Clew as superiour modern compositions; betteradapted to their avowed ;rbjczt than any previous attempts of the same kind. The Author has himself preached every one ofthem, and he can, therefore, speak to their suitable length and eltedt—hecan also boast of the sanaion which they have re ceived from veiy distinguished ornaments ot the Church. Printed for T. Ostell, Ave Maria-lane, near St. Paul's, London ; and sold by all Booksellers in Town and Country. N. B. Clergymen who may not choose to purchase the entire Set, till they have examined a few, may be acconomO dated with a Score, indifferently seletted, for a one-pound note, which may, it agreeable, be addressed to the Publisher by the Post. This Day was published, Handsomely . printed in Two large Vols., 4to. price Four Guineas in boards, with 6s Plates neatly engraved, THE EDINBUIiGIi MEDICAL and PHYSI. CALI. DI(..; 110NAIZY,containing not only an, E xitla nation of the Terms of An used in Anatomy, Physiology, • Pathology, Therapeutics, Surgery, WI witery, Pharmacy, Materia botany, Chemistry, Natural History, dcc. as employed in the present improved State of Medical Science, but also a copious Account of Diseases, and their Treatment, agreeably to the doetrines' of 'Cullen, Munro, Hunter, Fordyce, Gregory, Denni in, Sanders, Home, and other m xlcrn Teachers to Edinburgh and London. To which is added, a copious Glossary o f o b so l ete T erms . By ROBERT MORRIS, M. D. JAMES KENDRICK, _Surgeon, F.L.S. and Others. With regard to the execution *fa Work so greatly wanted, tiro 6,4litora 1..0k with oontLietooa i.. Ohs jtiAinn.sse of the I►tib ilC -; no expellee having been spared orindustry wanted to make it what it ought, and is intended, to be, A complete Uit,:yclopodia of Medical Science; enioracing every objet that such a plan can be expeided to include. Edinburgh : Printed for Bell and Bra.lfilti, and Mundell and Sou and sold in London by Thomas Osten, Avemaria. lane, Ludgate.strect. The Purchasers of this Work in Parts, are requested to complete their Setts as speedily as possible. TO INNKEErERS AND TRAVELLERS, WHETHER upoN BUSINESS OR PLEASURE. This Day was published. In one Volume iSnio. price ss. or on tine Paper with Maps coloured, Price 7s. 6d. rillOSßY's New and Complete POCKET GA ZE ITEER of ENGLAND and WALES, containing (arranged under separate fields), • 1. A Description of the Towns. 2. Situation, Extent, Trade, Manutactories, Jet'. 3. Post-Office Hours' to and from London and all partsof the United Kingdom. 4. Prin cipal Inn's. s. Distance from London and adjoining Towns. 6. Gentlemen's Seats, and remarkable Buildings. 7. Cha. citable Institutions, Libraries. B. Bankers, and on whom they draw London. 9; Market 'Days, Fairs, Sic. to. Government, Customs, and Privileges. It. Coaches, Wag. gons, and their firsurs: fa. Amusements, Curiosities, kc. 13. Remarkable Charatiers in or near, each Town. Printed for B. Crosby and Co. 4, Statixaces-Court, London. To THOMAS , TAYLOR,-Eaq. No. rg, 'New Bridge-street, London. CONSIDER it out an at of 'justice due. to the merits of your LEAKF.'s PAT EN T I'II.LS, to cum. municate tv pall the hollowing Cure which has recently been bollinated by them An ACquaintative of mine, by the reaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a complication of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced I mold- to a skeleton; and although he had the be medical advice which could bti obtained, and tried a vane' yof Patent Medicines, nothing could be. procured which seemed to suit his case, or to do him any service : he Ninained in a most re. duce! and pitiable situation tin two years, unable 19 follow his profession, and scarcely able to walk or even'to stand. on his legs ; in lad no one who knew him ever supposed it poi.: s ibi c f or !d i p tn,rccover, He was advised at last to try youi Leake's Pills—he did so, adhering strictly to the direetiOns given with them. He had not taken more than two boxes be. tore he found an alteration Ka the better: this encouraged him. to proceed, and by taking a few boxes more he found' his appetite and strength gradually ,return, and is now a.s. health and stout as any man I know. You 'are welconiC, Sir, to icter.any person to me fora confirmation of the above account it' it Should be doubted. Pam, Sir, your obedient, humble servant, Library, Folk stclic. THOS. PURDAY, Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, • Titus. TA Ybeit, Member ot the Royal College of Surgeons, • London, at his House, No. 9, NON liridge,street ; .Where, alter a constant residence of more than Forty Years, in a practice . particularly direacil to the . Cure. 01 Vene. real Complaints, and those incidental to. the Pares of Veneration in both Sexes, with that Inviolable secrecy which Men of his Profession should. always observe, he Hatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitous- , ly administers to l'ersons !taking this' Medicine, will be eneeined by a discerning Public, as an advantage seldom ' oi be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Also sold, by his Atpointinent,- tor the convenience ot those hying at a hiAariCe, at the Pertnerier'S; No. 35, St. Al. ban's-street, Pall • Mali; the Toystiop, No. .I°3, Oxford. street ; Mr. Disborotign's, No.• 7, Fish-street.hill ; Mr. Baxter's, South.brid h 'e, Edinburgh ; Mr. M`Donald's, Glas gow;' Mr.' Bull, Dattio.street Dublin; Mr. ltillinge's, Li. verpoot; Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester ;•• and by one 'Person in. every considerable Town 'in treat Britain and Ireland, Boxes oxes of only as. 9d. each, sealed up with full and, plain diredions, whereby persons of either 'sex- may cure themselvts with case, speed, secrecy t and safety. N. h. Every box sold in' Great Britain is sealed up with' ,a stamp, on which, hy tavour of the Commissioners, is print. exl at the Stamp-Win:o', T. Taylor, No. 9, New bridge, xtrect,” toi imitate which is Fcbuy, and allotims, arc coat). t chits. MINERAL TEETH, Published ,by Dulau and Co,, Soho-square, the Fourth Edia Lion, Sy°. %%tilt D Plates, in hoards. pric e is ISSERTATION on ARTIFICIAL TEETH. Ily Mr. DE CHEMANT,. Surgeon Dentist, No. 2,; Frith-street, Soho. Inventor of that admirable Composition tor the formation of Artificial Teeth and Gums. This Treatise evinces the dangerous consequences arisinz from the use of Teeth extiactcd from dead bodies, or made of alliMal substance, subject to decay or dissolution, as well as the evils attenda nt n, o i n t ( h a ezmat bo nti r i a ig i i n o g t H til u e o , r ), : w l: o ee n t s h William Watson, John Hunter, and other eminent Surgeons, who have demonstrated the frequent inoculation at Diseases by thu4c modes of practice. To which is subj Tined, Advice to Mothers and Nurses, oa the Preventionanit Cure o f tho s e Diseases which attend th e fi rst Dentition.. Also, Remarks on the great Superiority of Mr. DE e tI E aIANT's Inca. ruptible MINERAL P ASTE for A ItTI FICiALTI L 11, with or without Gums, Mild] have not only been itowiitrutt with the approbation of the, Academy of Sciences at Paris, hut also by the public *andiron of the mast eminent Nleilical ' Characters in London, and the concurrent experience of more than twelve thousand Persons of Rank and Respeetability, during the last sixteen years. This Discovery has been ho. 'toured with Letters Patent, both itt England and Fra n ce, N. 13. Mr.' De Chemant conceives it his duty to caution that liberal Public, to whom he stands so highly indebted, against those Persons who advert* themselves Demists and Makers of Teeth, under the denominatioti of Mineral Paste, the composition of which they camiut possibly have the least • knowledge of, this art requiring long and extensive practice , rounded on the most scientific theory. WHEN" Professional Men Of Ed uca tio n and Responsibility deviate, from • the general Syt tem by the selection of a peculiar branch, the tan:llan of long cent., tinned success is the best criterion of superiority: - Thirteen years have I devoted my practice to the.excl us l ve: treatment of Three Dis o rd ers an - the successful res u l t o f my plan gives me additional artier to oppose, as tar as 1 am • able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the most important in the Catalogue !Inman Infirmities. After *natation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon. 1 formed a wish at an early period of Prielice to rescue in dividuals from the ignorance of uned ucate d men , ur the equally , dangerous precipitancy of general Pladitioners, The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I have its., voted my attention; comprise every species of VEN E. REAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long du. ration; 7.4i1y, All kinds of debility, wiiettier arising from the habits of.school-boya„ or , the-indulgences of matins age I And, lastly, Liz* derangement of the system in twos men which is callixl BAK KEN N ESS, or SThil ILIT Y. Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance, or haste In the treatment ut a simple Gonorrhoea and it not un_ frequently happens that the seeds of Lite at: poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded hour.--11y a superior me. that such Complaints are easily c u red ; a n d, even where others .have. failed, I trust that I . inay preatune,twurrer a radical re-establishment. Few, however,.are th e cases o f comp li cates ' distress in this disorder, compared. with the calamitous situations of Men, who,, from an indulgence in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that suit of Debility, Nvhich is thc unavOidahle consequence of such pernicious habits. Where the unhappy 'utterer broods over his misery, tint mow iy, conceals his inisfbrtune,:.it,may be:some count. lation for him to know, that although it...be an• objeg of doubt or uncertainty .with other Praditioners, the removal of these Deticincies.by the gradual progress of Reitova., thin, is the iequirement of ray Experience. .1 f the rites of Bacchus or Venus have began to,reduce Manly vigeur, much anxiety will he prevented by an early COWlttrac. 'Wuxi" this languid State; and in, these eases, no great difficulty will occur. itut 4tkere this 'Deficiency his for years existed, a p roper perseverance is indispeutahLy requ isite to revive the shim* tiging Sparks of Lite, and to re-animate the Constitution. MARI4.I ED WOMEN, whohave long been disappointed in their expectations of a ,Family, may lac assured, that in most instances, such defeas are curable by Medical skill,. The set esy which is. so eiaeitrial to my Undertaking, aryl the qualifications which I have pr es umed' to ,state, 'form the basis of my pretensions, and in coincidence with such this intimation is giveq, that Mr. Wee may be consulted personally, or by Let*rs (iliclosing a small Note), at hie house, No. ig, Arundel street, Strand, near Temple Bar. r There is an additional Entrance in Water street s adioinirtg. and the Name is on both the doors. MARTIN ORLE, Member , )I ihG Koval en, lege of Surgeonsi A CAW!' tor4.—Some Persons who falsely assert then. selves to he Members or the Itoy,al College, liavin)-, for sego., 41 months past copied thy Acivrrtiieftittits alinost word tot wqrl, and inserted therra as their own prOduetions il it is my ittit`ylo mention; that those Persons are not Members of Any Cone& in London, Edinburgh, or el,ewnore, nor have they any right to pradise Slitieff in London. • • : 'r [PRICE dlXtkitt4 VICTUALLING.° FFI C B ; . . Og. 12, 18.4. . . . . . , THE COM.II ; IISSIbIiTERSfor PIC7VeILLIAG IfIS MAJESTY": NAPT do hereby give Notice, nat on TtlC4Ciirj. the 2,th instant, !Ay will 6e ready to reeds , * Tenders, in writing (sealsd 0), and treat for TIN, Hunched Thousand Gallons of WEST INDIA RU of FOR El GI4 BRANDY to be delivered wet cf the ;Boded eb.ares, at the Peat of London, One.ball in the et.nrsr of One Mora), and the Remainder in One lifo,t6 afterwards, Illajestr's ling Storer at aprjeri ; and to be tail for /y Bills, Muhl', with Interest v ninety days after date. Tbe Cothtiiions of tbe Coturat7 (in evbir,G some New revela. Mau have Earn hat,klisced) Ina) . be *et* .a the Sec,eiaty's N. B. No Tender will be accepted unless the quantity of RUM, and . 1 Brandy, together I vitbrbe Price thereof, Allah' he scpa , atr() • and di:thinly stated ; ncr pill any lender adositted j‘r a le., .vtantity Ikon Ten Thom:and GailOHJ of ehher "bride. ~ Na regard tvill be bad to any Tender in lohleb the !'rite shall root be inserted ire...ward, at length, or Prat sb.rll oar be ddivered lb( 14 4 .7 rd _Affinv &we; *Thai oit the said Trierdv the Instant, nor unless -the Prrre4 who rnaht4 the' roar', or Jome Perron are his behalf, attendr, to anrwtr urban called for, OFFICE OF ORDN.4NCE, ofhlff• 11, I 807„, THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of lI'S Alil. yESTY's ORDN/INCE do hereby give Nike, Tha Proposals will be received ar their Ojji e, in Pa//."Mr//, ors oi• fore Monday the 16th Nov, next, I;.m Inch Persons as willing to tmileTtake the Supply of IRONMONGERY AR. TlcLEt, coral rtina various .19,eriptiorts no/r, fiorSes vice of tbis.QePartment s Jr,, a period ti Three Years, agreeable tuPatternt, rvbirb may Ile viewed at the principal Store.kreper's Office irr the. Tower. Further Particulars, together with the Term: and Conditions of the Contrat7, may he known upon Apt lication at the Secreta O f fice, is P4l/.111111, aforesaid, any d. 9, between the !lours of Ten and Four 0'00(4, tubere the i'mpltalt Ire to be ,telivered, waled up and endorsed, " Proposals for the Supply of Tools i" but no Proposal can be admitted after Mr said !Ea Novemse,, at rtucive o'clock at Men of the tame Day ; neither trill any Ten. der be noticed, unlett the Patty making it, or an .Igent in hit it. half, shall attend. By Order of the Board, ' A. ki CREW, Ste.