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1 I 1 < ' 11, „c~ S~ .~ 1 NUMBER -160 THEATRE OF ANATOMY, •is reg. Wlndmi 11 .S rrect . R. WILSON: will be in the Winter Course of M rukEs onANA 10,14 Y, I'iiVSIOLOc:Y, I'A'i'Fl4.►LtllGY, and SURGERY, on Thursday, October the ist. at Two oseli , ck in. the Afternoon. Practical Anatomy will he continued. and Anatomical Do- Inonstiatioils'given, as usual, in flit Mornings, by Mr. Wil son and Mr. Brodie. DR.. CLARKE AND-MR. CLARKE's' LECTURES. 1)R. CLARKE and Mr. CLARKE will ti&gin their LEL:To ibSon MIDWI FEItY, and the DI S.. • EAS ES ot WOMEN and CHI LDR EN, on Monday the sth of 0 ebbe r. The Ledides are read every Day at the House •of Mr. . Clarke, No. 1 , Upper luinf-street. Gohlen,quare, tram a Quarter pat. Ten o'Cd.cic in the Morning, - till a ,Quarter p r-t Eleved, tar the Convviticnce of Students attending - the • For turrher'patticulars apply ti No. t, New BarlinAton-stteet, audio Mr. Clarke, Nu. to, Upper • street, - Goldeti.bquare. • . A CASF, OF DISTREs, AN AGED WibOW, wiio has iiitherto.been ..hie to support lier.elf in credit, and bring up a large , thmu h unavoidable cirentiistaiwa, at this time Very and tit momentary eic,„tettatitni of being sent t ainuo..t ur it.r debts CCC4I twenty Pounds, which, it discharged, stie,wouttl he enabled to end the remainder ut twr lite m comiort ; but hay. ing no other means, numbly implores the of such charitable persons who CJII feel fur the sutl6ings of a fellow. creiture. The smallest sum wfl be gratefully received by. Mr. EV.IIIS, No, 4 0 ,. Silver-street, (iulden-square .M r. Paton, Nu. 214, Piccadilly ; Mr. Anwvl, No. t, Lower 13took street, i l Linover-stpilre; Mrs. Lear, No. 293, Strand ; Mr. Hudson, No. 1, - fleet.trkirket ; and Mr. rabb, corner of Swithin's-Line,.l.oinuard-street, who will give every expla. ihinon riccessaly., DANCpsf.O AND SINGING.-:--PRIVATE INSTRUC - TIUN. I, /I ESSIIS, ALLEN and PRINCE inform the. *re:v.:twig at No, :o, Great Alie-street, Cuoditiatt's-fields, and East End of the Town, is now carried' on by and on account of Mr. Prince solely; and t:,e Teaching No. tg, Sherrard.strect, Golden-square, and West End of the Town, by and on accounfof Mr. Allen- But on their full wneral practising E , ,enings and other occasions they propose assisting each other. • They mdividually beg leave to declare, they wilt continue to ground their claims to extensive and respect ible patronage, tat the unremitting c;tcrtion of their utmost abilities Our the improvement of their Pupils. Ladies and Centl-men of any age, who have never acquit. ed the accomplisiiinent Of Dativing, Singing, or I itstr i:nental Music, may be assured 4,f learning utent expeditiously, sci entitically, and quite in privaterat their Acadenties. PROVIDENT' LIFE INSURANCE and AN NUIT Y IC E t S A lllwinpLuit-orect, London. ritasrpENT, The Most Noble the NI aiciois ot ItUCKINGHAbI, K. G. . Marquis or Salisbury,K.G. Viscount Chetw}itil Lad rctople Visconti' DUnctilitioll Viscount Bulkcley Laid Braybrooke. Tit UsTIAS. blarquis of Buckingham I Lord BraYbrooke. Williain Pram!, Esti. M. P. The objeil of this Institution is to encourage the truly laud ible design of Lire I as•arance ..nit Provision for I /Li Age, ••• by reducing those trinistictlAi topriiwi s vlcs Bible Public Benefit : ti This view an extenily: Lty of Noblemen and Gent have enterell iiito `tiara of - 250,000i: to cant rte ( Ca,:ital, ing upon themselves r oi rile Lisiatili.;h. anent, they entitle tne, i , Ailed and ..k;:i;"l;tatirs t,; ;; ticjpate in Profits, alter or ii— iiagernent are detrayed. ir, wlii , tto President. Dir ;l'rustees,, and Aticlitors,ad Flit), by 'lie spc. Sums insured, arat conrit4,out 'every Nieiriber has fullest . tar lug l'ayments, wiltviiit being Siirileet to ',ill, upoi. .my lob;e6 This important anti mipreceuented advantage is peculiar to tho Vrovi‘torn marital;',,.. Military Mei. Offlee•are not charged with att : . additional Pfeil - ..iii, ca Wed into S.ervieg. o ALltiflAbiOn .Fecs are iequircd.; nor is any charge made far Policies. . Insurance and Annuities may bit 'effeacd any day within office twins, which air from Ten till Votir. - • N. 1.). ST.. , CIt.OIX, Sec. A Pamphlet, explaining the Principles and Ternis Of this Ifistitutioii, is piiblWicd by Messrs. Catiell mivte4; and - may ho had at the House of the Institution, and of the Agents -4/41,13ookiiellers, price 6d. YIIE KNIGHTSBRIDGE ANNUITY BANK, I No. 8, Lower john-Street, Golden -Square , STABLISHED many YearA, for supplying the 1.14 Pithlit , with Money to any atimunt, upon everll species et ge:il and Personal Set:laity, at Annuity Interest, is under. the managenwnt of a single Direttnr, whereby the publicity attaaed to modern Institutions, conduilvd by numerous' re ams, and the 1 units supplied by in.iittplieit ytt Suit. sc ribers, is avoided ; nor are the Names 01 tlto Parties real& ed in Office Books t it gvii,2ra I inspecti in, and transmitted to Posterity. The tediousnx.sk t itul inality of .Counsel is dis pensed with ; the business is trangac.ted with laciiity, and Nvithout any ex posure or outdion. • The Public are to apply personally, bet Ween the hours of Twelve and Five, or by .Letters.' post- paid), addressed to the Direaor of the Knightsbridge Batil, No. Lower lOtto -stteet, Goldco. fiquare. • N.W. Bills dkeniiiited: • . . .NEW. ni.m.)l(:llY -0...:r. NEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's Proprietors ot pr. lames's .1. • Church-yard, Powder arid other valuable Prepara:tons, inform the Public, I that in consequent:cot . the New o;tamii Duties, the Price ot that Medicine will be in future as 9A, per Packet, or Dozen Packers al.:is. 6tl, - per Dozen; but the quantity ot a in a Bottle (as Made up tbr the Army and Navy) may be had th -4. And as the words . " F.-Newhery, No., 45, St. • Vaults," are engraved in the Stamps, which it is presumed will be a sof thientSClAllity against Counterf eits, h i s S igna: turf;on the Labels will be 4.liscontintied. .The following are the Prices of their other M edicines, Vamps included ; but those who puriltase six, or More, at thne, will be allowed the Stamps gratis. s. d. d. Dr. lames's Powder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative 1 • 9 Do. in a Bottle - 24 o D. • Austin's et h ilybeate • .1)o. Aruleptic Pills 4 6 Pills 4 • DO.. large box - 24 v FreaketsTitia.of Bark 4 The Antibilious Pills 2 q Dr. Huxhain's dm° 3 -Dr. Steer's Opodeadoe 7, 6 Tunic Pills 2 9 1)0, 6 English - 2 9 - Ditto Nitre Drops ' 2 6 Carruther's Drops 2 q Do. Camomile Drops 1 9 u sel , ce o f Ginger - 2 9 -Do.• Paregoric Lozenges tt 3 Ditto Peppermint ixi A llg ibaucPS Biois ditto Dr. llooper's Pills i t ' EssenceolColtstoot 3 6 (,'rants Drops -- 4 Mr. Siiince's Dentifrice 4 0 Inglish's Scots Pills r o Cephalic Snutf - t o Henry's lotignesia -2 6 1 0 ;:es's Rheum. Tina. 3 b Norton's Drops - 5'6 Bctry's bilious Pas 4 6 Spilsbury's Drops s 6 Nlagnesia - 3 6 Dr. Sol.inace'S f rea 2• 9 Alterative 4 6 Greenougles'rincittro r Porifiiiig Sweet Cakes s 3 Do. 'Volta Lozenges N. 13. As many Persons inist:ike•the House of Messrs. .Newhery, observe, that it is at the East End of St. Paul's, to it Doors from Cheapside, with these words inscribed on sue Fr , mt—" THE )141.Y WAItE.IIOUSL 1 1, 01 t DR. 71' val:s.4 euwDER." 4 . ‘ ' 3 4 ; 40 4 , n ,•41..... • PRIZE OF FORTY 1110USAN D •Pou 1 . 4 DS, NOT TWO BLAIstKS xp A PRIZE, And no Priie of less Value thin 201. `NTEW STATE' LOTTERY, fat Twenty Thou .4.``oi smut TiOczts . , on , ,;in PrIPROV ED I'LliN,l),:gins Drawing ocroßLit uth, SCIIEME. • t Prize of ,C 41,0 0 ,; - - - - - 2 • - - - - - - - - 2 , 10,000 s - - . q.0,c,)0 5 - too. . - - 5 - - - Soo 27 , - - - qoo So boo - - - - - 2S .Prizes of Tickets •600 •In•tite Su pp lemen. 20 each taryiottel y, worth I;o,000 D N E Si) A Y,-SiriEmßEß. 2, 4807. This Day was published; price AN 'INQUIRY- into the STATE - ut the 8111- 'l.Oll WEST INI)11. `'• 'I4 . IOEPH LOWE, ,t q. London : p. rintattbr.c.. unci Nvw.tiridge-speer. • . . __ • .. *,* The intliortanee of the West [nita Culonis to the Bit-- fish Empire is universJity admitted. The object of th s ram. puler is to ex hibit,the presetneintrarr3sett state Ot.their gout try-sce ; the necessity of immediate I(eliet, and the best 5h1311., l.f ‘tli)Aling if. ' . .. . ~ - ,. . .. , • This Day was publish d, In Two knit Vain. es; Syn. pi-ic,c as. in ticiards,l' A of TE-Iho LOGY, principally:Traatical . . lad ,:';,!1 es of I.:ectoics, s.ti i li.d coplousl By sERT FELCOWEfi, M. O. - 'There Leaares etribrace the .most ini'imentotis Questions in ,Tiseology, anri the most iinixittaut _l).tati , ,s in IMO:uils, Without my Mixture ,Osu_t man Dis;..ussioit, or polemical • Asperity: They are Fitly cif,r.i ; and While it IS tliat th4iy will pt.'ve ititae3ti.l a flip geutrai iteader, they will, furnish tile.Cleto , with a Course of Sermons fur th;: - Yeiy. • Loudon: Printed for J. Mawinan, Poultry. Where may be Ita , l; -by the same Author. A Triaii‘e on Deatll ; 121411. pre t 35. C 1104116, And just ready for (itecticAed, by Permission, to the Lord Bishop Or Norwich). - A Mantra of Piety. extrArtril front the Holy Living-and Dying of leterny Taylor. IV , tii a Preface, Lite of the Au thor,• and Adctitiartsl by the Editor. ' FRENO's LIVEN ING AMUSEMENTS FOR 1807. .. t)ay was published, - • Neatly printed, aiid ~.iiriebed. with Six Plates of the principal Constellations, price 2s..l.v4ticis,. t [1 rtended to hC contil4ll.ni. annually,l • VENING AMUSEMENTS ; or, 'the Veauly the Heavens Displayed. In which second striking appearances to be observed - efery'Evening in toe Heavens. during tine' Year aw. 7, are..described, and several -means on various Evenings are .pouted nut, by width the time nt Young Persons may be iiino,ently, agreeably, and prontaL4 employed within doors. by FREN D., Esq.. MA. '. Fell O w -if Jesus College, Cambridge. Printed tor twin !0; N0.r,22, in nhe Poultry. 01 whOni ',nay o ial, by tike saint: Author, - t. Evening Ainusemehts.for tio4, fourth bditlon • ai. 61 • ,boards: • .2. go is .3s. boards. 3. Itio6, .3s. boards. TaugiblCAritlinietie; or, 'Fite Art of Numbering mad.: Easy, by .%.leans A rithnielical 'Foy, 7s. 6d. 'boards. . 5. earrio:isyn • or, The Love Of our Country; an Essay, to Me Volunteers, ke. 7,. Ll:hir4S. ' . 6'. P rincip;cs .4 ; or, 'l.2Ontrjbution acordits t ; to • Means, ts. 6d. taitcllcd: • . WnereLlso way be had, just piiblisbcl; . An E Lae , aininA and lwitruCtive Geographical (.:aine,•on an entirely pecuii3riy.adapted to Itie Use; of S. Boole and tic . uoina'rics ci Linear - m, i+v the' ISllitt ofthe "I' rrat's Erioad," . Recommended by % . V.Frqurt, Lsq. 73. 6d. , in box.. ' 'Phis Day was ribikaett, No. 11 of a NeN-Mo:o v al, entitiel, AGitiet7 LTU Et AL 111 AGA7 INE -; or, A: the Falotet's root harcif ithd Afrairs . . Ent ).:111sir.:ct with Descfriptilie Plates. • ... • Coutirided by . - R. W. DICKSON. M.D. . Author of" PraaL•al AgticOlture," and honorary Member ' of • th-:. 13oatd of Agriculture'; assist,:tt its F,eyertil' eminent Practical I' tanners. • , •. • • ~ ContsOling great. iariety• of other interesting. Mat.. . •ar . r 31 , 4 (Aedll3l3g the intervals or drilled Turnips, and winch ably be eisily coo verted .to •.a double mouldj - aostde.l Ttsangh-,. , t0r earthing Potatoes, &c. with 4, i'Ll!ti 411 atii . provett Nlctliort of fixing the Cotatte'trs of P with a ttst. :rtptAvit t 10.1(..!; and a Figure and Description of a new Mct ;if coitV4:l in liquid Food. to Animals.. Interosting P.atictilars of the• Ma. /144eine nt of Woodlands, and' theit prckluce, by Mr, Furey. A it.ist interesting Taper on the Breed of Swine, by an I st.ex flowers, bY ,Farmer and Breeder A new Mode of :Co Ito/ atiog , .Cauli. Mr. Satriers, ot Stroud. „\ notocr int,;re ting Pa per by Ar. thd Meat I of ascertainnv, the, IlatUre..ol Soil s , and an the tio.:ing or Coals. An Essay od the alatiage went ol'‘'-ari Horses ; with a Tian at go improved , Hisitt, stall Statile. Strictures on Dr A Id.riou's Aceopiit - ot the Sow 'Thistle. Account of useful 1- 4 uuks on Rural Aitiairs A ; wi t l i • c opi•anis E)t.trads tat their must useful Contents Monthly ittegister oi 11,.rieultairad Trausattions and Occur. rences ; iticlading the Raoul. of Fairs, Mderters„ &c: Priinedstur,LonAinati, Hurst, Rees, and Orate, Patertios ; ter.row. . •• • • 20,000 Tickets. ‘ 2 67 1C00 ONE FIXED CAPITAL. TWENTY. .POll N DS will be paid for every SU PP L MEN TA It Y TICKET brought to this Office, anti iu ptb pOrtiou for every Share Sold at this > >flice, and brought for Payment on or-before the 16th .Noveniber, ISO 7. N. li. Drawing finishes 14til NoveMber. . • SUPPLENIEN'FARY. LOTTERY, • Consists of 6000 Pliza Tfeket, entitling tile Itolder to a elmica of the following Benefits, or to the Value of a 201. Prize in Whey, described as above. t Prize of 7 c20,000 - £20.000 I - - " 10,000 5 ft - 1000 " 5,30 - - 2,500 103 23 15Q0 . . lo i so rssz Prizes. io:mt £63,000 'TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at . j. WARN ER's Licensed Lottery-0 dice, No. t 6, Coiuhill, taring the Royal ►;very 'An - chaser or a Ticket or Share in the above Lottery of 20,000 Tickets wilt he anntled to suen.lienefit as shall by long to the said Ticket or Share in the Principal and Supple -ntentary Lotteries. AMAN and IIii . WIFE,, - aged forty ,years each, wishes for. a Place as BiILIFF .or G -:4tl/1L N lc, and his Wire as lAIItV_NIAIU,or tq take eove.of a. tionse. Tnev can have an excellent Character front their last, and have no I ncurnbrant.e. )? . red t., T. (post paid) at Messrs. Gilberts and Co. Croeers,, No. 5, Commerce -row, glaeldriars:roart; London. EALING 1-IouSE, I‘lll)l)Lii.sl.X. Sale Postpoited front the 13th 01 August to the Lull of Sep teniber. TO 13EISOLD it VAU.CTIOkI, • By PETER COXE, On 'Friday the 1 "itn (1.1)"i4 Septenine;.. , ttr, at Twelve teClock (ttnles iiieviously trisposeiloi oy Private Contratt, o; wnieh it.t notice will be given in tIC:: ! CAPRI AI, MANSI.t)N; with .littathett and d( - tacked OfiiLes,. Farut yard, spacious Garacn, and valuable ‘leiclow and Pasture • 1.4m.1: • rills valuable I..r:e hold, Lea,clicild, and pail- CopYholti Estate (which is lit.: tie. interior to Freehold), coolprises : that Capital Man. slob, EALINCLHOUSE,. at Ealing, :t hou; b i x and a half from - London, with Wall 1,, tr,nr, and clailo:e Cox:II-sweep A pproach ; spacious \Val I fruitarilit. e.;ardeo, rick in produce t• Green-house " """ us sh. 4l Y Plea..are iounti,, Farm Yard, - •173 Viy ,,, low. and Pasto.e the st ploudp,. ded with anti. other forest Trees, . rty re;loe,,,:e of the late Earl-„1 Galloway, the wit supplied who initindance ol.4:xceliciit Water. "1 Mansion contains a lira ving. room and Dining-par. 1.,,.1. 1.16 g-five teen by eighteen, rare BreakfaSt-Parloin, or :,:atan's Room ; .3pactous Hall, used as a HMI-aut.:room, ton - teal inost ext . :client lied-chambers, two Staircases, two Warer-closets. and suitable Domestic tltlice3 Cellaring ; Servants,' 'Rooms over the Stables, Stalls for eight Horses, and Standing tar various Carriages, the whole in most admir able order. descri ion "l'he Furhiture, which is of the very - bes t , neatly ele4ant, • and handsoute„ together . with the Fixtures and Thober, to be included in the Purchase. May be vi .wed mail the day of Sale (by Tickets Only), on appiieatnni to Mr. Coxe, No. :33, Throginort,ii-street, of whom Particulars may be had; ,ulsu at Llayirs and Gar. raway'; Cotfee-houses ; at Mr. ltidgway's, booksJler, No. •170, ; at Mr. 1 / oriat'is,.No - . 63, New Boiiii.itreet ; and of Mr, fairies, New., Boswell-court, Lincoln's-inn, to whom apply alSo for 'rreaty - by'Private - Contrad. N.. 11 The Stock opine-Premises may be taken at a sepa. rate ValuatiOn; it agreeable to the pitrelatser at the tine at Sal... • In a few clays will he published, by 13rocio.6p atalyllkitoc•W N. ;3, Ha) marktt,, rr,FIE OVERTURE and .MUSIC.- to the much' .•1 :ipettacie ot the .13rave Coss.tek, now per fmmihrl with hhivecsal applause at Astley' . Amphit4eatre, Wettinimiter-brOge: • T . ,IE THIRD EDITION, price 4s - . 6d. NiNEW,INQUIRY into 'tho SUSPENSION of VITAL A c . re in Cases of Drw.voing WI SU t * .• fl);:a11,1,11; 19' which tvas unanintOttslY' adjudged the' Royal H mio n , .! Society's Uolci Taal, ()chi.; an . attempt to elucidate the i ~ tk.:tples• pi . I rota°, City ,2S.ensibttity. and V itanty, and finally to improve tite Art of restoring•Attimation ;• Ily A. • E ItG 11. L, M.D. C. It. S. I•lints are acht:d.to tins Edition .wlin..ll may prevent many valuable Lives ocing preinaturety lost,to the Community. By the same Author, the id Edition, imee as. 6 ,1. Au , E s _ say on the Preservation Of Shipwrecked Ntaritters, being an Att,..tipt to Ans.v.:r the. late 'Prize s,2ur.stens on that inter esting and important Subjezt. " Oelightful Task I to solten human woe, " 'Tis witat, the happy . to tit'unhaepy.owe.." Printed in . Rivin.:ton,. lohnsou, Aspernei also the Bath and linstql Libraries. • • • • 1 - IOG AR'lli.!S WORKS. (A NEW E IT lON, ih Two Volumes, Quarto.) This Day was published, .. Price Hal i.a-G uinea uu Derny Paper, or Price One Guinea un Royal Pat.er, witn Proof Impressions, Tile sixth Number at • - r.HE GENUINE WOItKS .of WILLIAM TIOGARTH (to be comprised in Sixteen Numbers, each Number containing. ` - . )eveit or Eight Prints,',and about Forty Pages of Letter -press), illustrated with Biographical Anecdotes, a Chronoh,gical Cat,ifogue, and Commentary. By WI -IN NIL HO LS, N.S.A. and Perth ; and the 1.,;e c;EORGf, Ve.VE.NS, Esq. F.R.S;tod.P.S.A. Printed for Longman, Burst, Rees, and Orate,. Pater. rioster.row. The , Worka of the inimitable lidgarth have not only been sought tar withavidity in his native Country, but have beena.dinired by'every civilized Nation in the World. Since his death, various Editions of. his Works have, from time to time, been offered to the Public. But, without attempting to t iepreciate any at the former Editions,. it is presumed that . the present. Work wilk,, from its Elegance and Cheapness, stancl . The whole Work will be comprisedin, Sixteen Numbers, making, -when . complete A two handioine Volumes in . Q uar. to. By adopting this Site in preference.to. °claw, or the ponderous folio, and . printlngt lie. Letter- i;ress in Quarto, to bind up with the Plates, the P tan or this' Licit 'tion will. darer twin any tlit have preceded it, arid obviate many .Ila,jeCtious to former ' Etiltloll3 WS Woit Its Of. fio . , altitT ll . . , 'HEN Professional, Men: of Education an d wev9nAnitsty deviate front the general System r.) the selottion dl a. peculiar branch, the sail :bon. ofjorig.cori-, tinued success is the best criterion ot superiority. Thirteen years have I devoted my practice to the exclusive treatnunit ot Three Disorders ' anti the sui:cessful, result of toy pan gives rne additional ardor to oppose, as far as 1 ani able, the ravages Of those einnplaints which are the most important in the Catalogue of lintuan Infirmities. • • After Initiation into every flranch, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a wish at an early period of Praetice to rescue in dividuals than the ignorance ot uneducated inen, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general PraCtitioners, The Tine,: I 'isorders, to the Cure of Which I have de. 10 1, 4 1 triyy atteorion, comprise every cjere cos of V 1.1 kisAt I N 1,4 I:: CT lON, whether ot a recent or long o u. cation: adiy - All kinds ot debility, wo,•:titer arising from the habits ot schod-boys, or the itt.lll,,r• ot matuic age; tau daait.. - enterit of the system in w„- Olen which is cAlte.i II Alt I: tst 1.?„ ss, „ r E if. Ty . Numerous i )iNeases are tue result of .guorahee, or haste in the, treatment t>l a simple Goiturrittea; and it not Uri* f req uently happen.that the seeds-ot Lite are poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded hour. lty a superior me. thud such Complaints 'are eistlY cured ; said, even-. where others have failed," . 1 trust that_ I may presume t4,olrer a radical re-ettatilisinnent, tew, however, arc the cases of complicated Ilistrest in this disorder, compared with the calamitous situations.' of Men, who, tiotn an indulgence ill a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of 'a fashionable' life, acquire that state of Debility', - 'w luch.is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious nahas. Where the unhappy stadher broods .over.his misery, hut carefully ~..onceals ors 'misfortune, it may be 'some cons°- , latior. tor him to know. that although •• it •be an objet of • .touht uncertainty with. other l'ractiti.oeti, the renu,va of theSe 1 1 enLiencies by the gr2 , lual progress of Iteneva• Lion, is the aetioirement of ti; CritliCe: if the rites of - fiacchus or . Venus have began to reduce Wanly vigour, Much anxiety will be prevcitrod by art early- 'counterae.. dun of this languid State ; and in these citspes, . no great difficulty. will occur.' But where this Deficiency has for years existed, a proper perseverance is -indispensably s !equiszte to reviv : e. t ,siurri. benng Sparks of Lite, and to re-animate the Constitution. el.lE DWOME N, Who hare long'been disappointed .in their ex'oeclationsor a Fanniy,'' may be ..2 , lsureci, , that in most instances, andvilefeAs are curable by Maine al ;kttt.. Tier secresy which' is so ess,nitiai 'to my milliertaking . aria the qualifications which 1 ha ye presumed :to State, Porn the basis of my ‘ pretensions, and in coincidence with such thts tribulation is given, that Mr. Arm may be consulted v ,, e ps4l t aity, or by Letters (inclasing a small Note); at tni boiksC, No. sy, Arundel Street, Stnand, near Ternpia liar. Cr There is additional 4...ntrance in Water-stre i et, and the N 4111 C is on both the doors. . ••. -• blwet r /la Nleirihtr c.ra.ne ttoval • ;cse of Surgeons': A CA:oT lON. Persons .Who 1...15e1y 'assert them'. - selves to. be Membess . of the Royal' CoLlege hav in t ; for sevet. pontits sast . copic;i iny‘Advertiseinents almost weld 'word, at.d.io,srted them as this own productiuns, it is my . duty to inentierr,-that those Persons are not Members of any, ICollege in London, lirtinhiro, or elsewhere, nor have they • any rii,nt to. iirAttise sursery us Lon.inn. II! l t, ' ;i: r 4; -0 4 f . 4..: , ; , 4 4 7 ,,... 4 ,„ S 1 , 1, !,,.-' ../ i 1 1 1 '‘' ' ' W U N. (k6a. ;-. 1r:±.C. : 91- c-ki rl':- \rl;: \eke-‘, : g. '\_ ' Ne- , 4 .4211 40 , itct. ;s ir;; - ,.7a— t [PRICK SIXPENCE'S • 4igN4LLING-C11 , P,( _ ,747,2 g, 'THE COMIJISS/ON,EBSibr 1 7 1C-TaII..I,IIVG . 1115 sle i heri•hygiye Nctise, Tuesday, the Sib of Set termer next; . if icy will he re.tetr . to Er* ceive 71 ites', ps-isniting (seated'uP), - a , ul treat Tvith I suit6 Pers:nt a s ,tsdag,l f fertake smoli , men qtsontitits. (21:1 F.SII IF. 1 .! , biZ.I:I3YSIII RE, W, l / 4 1:14'ICKS1-11iCE, and CLOUCES.. T RS•I-14.1( E -C4.IE-E S •ve cAvese• . rqual-r;dnesr, anarf ROSE CORK (Sean.,) Litc,TlEtt,. rt. 414.1 FISH BUT. ,of equal g ooillesr, au 5/hid !,e repthi::l /9' /1 1:1 servicklools ilea s.rt 9,1 •beik.next, to the 3 vi:/ . .oep. tenther, j o i S p it!qtrizte: / n he„4.oF*reg t fisrs rive to !lute as.,4le manded ashtl the Thing Siorei at apt.brd, Portsmouth, ' --. . • , tnoutbi and Car4', , at.,tbe (A;etat7,,i'e ..q.rpener ; to. he z;.arra;tse.l to keep good and sound ,;or 11;e 4 spaFe oj, / fir /11;usb, Int Ike sisiaive i>eriOds :J.: 1 6711e aa .1-io he tali I , 4hy Rills, pay able. st.ifb interest, nineo. d.i . ,,pt•after,ddle.,.:- • The Conditi6nt of Ibe Tip , he sten at the .S'erre;aj's Office, at,thir qffee ; by appl . ,,Eii to Mr„ DUAL:eon/111e, ..4geni for tbeleiii)i.sililtg at,•Co k, Nu reg.srar vitt he bad to a%) , T, eder itt.l , hich the i'o lee shall 'not 'he Inserted .;,ti'sx , r . d,' at lelgth, or that t.,,t he fidivetedr to .tbe 'Sixard bi fri Qrre o'C'l.4 , ou , •br raid -Toeltiqy, t.se4ittb of Sett.: next, nor :unless . /be v a, k ee: t h e or i.nntlY) . lol hi 9 to ar.,l'-1.;r,..74.47:-.;.:..tittli I'RANS,PORI-OFP7CE., , .Au b e 241, soy', • . . HE C'aiILIIISS/9./YERSj oi . • candu /litAyESTl"s TRANSPORT SERVICE, for ra! iv Cart ifitu?:‘.lod Seamen, and fir'ike Care. and Cuing/Jo . / Prisoncre of . irtr, i , ereby g.l2(e Noire, rhair l ..xy e.l,•eadjit at thleVici,'Me Tuesd.o , ,tbe Bth of SeptenobeS.. next', I. - rceive ;ealf.l Tenders', and treiit wiksneh • Per.oph at' may 6 e ev il/m g , o Contrati• for Vitheolli.ng Sick. and 11;4 11.1;4e.i . t . e.s 11.4pirat Sh . ip froner, t at'F‘i l•ir e .11v,a,lAt certa,in, from the Ist, day. 4Q.11-tsber 'new. Aro Tend t r will 6e rec,ive.i after 'One, , ,,'Clcz 4 on 11,e d.f.r, if 'Tria9.; - nor anj. ; cr . ari eige:n . tfo.- p ei. utte,wl 4 „ £ac orsicr:.micti he 'ateln.ipetnied 4y a. Lrtter Irr,ox two respeßahli i'erso,s; evgagil . < to bec?nte 600Ptd,.tvith Person Jet...ln-14, 'in - the Sum of 5, c'. for due,performance 4 the Contrat7. • it. F a ' !krt. Particular, may be known ley ate" bog at ti,:t 01lip., 'el - td Surge - in of tbe'• I crdArti.,, ov Aura ti.,at SO). . . .:'Nerrtyls "Complaints, Gout, Neryotts •e. pi , -A it,116t16: Tirth.rs, (MX LEY'S CONCE.NTRATED ESSENCL of j A NI Al CA. s!apecior oxceliaii.`e of p!tpar,i.tl.-"o; ti its. nii"ar . :l;l,4-..d itt the abovei e;unspl.►ints t 1? too , well known to require: much continent. kis unlynecyssary . to je ,, .irk, that it itas tceeived the,sithe. ',Via of 'tile 11 . 1cdical C haracters in the L.tito.i • sal hiS been taken ny - rt. - of the Royal F a mily. by, thattrOf the NesUilit‘ ,who Rats the hi X lie Qt1:uR.11 , 4115-,ur 4, 1 04*.eti,;(1:.-arot aj r 4 .,ptictqrSarnuel U xley • her Majostr,i . Chttiiiist. No. la', vivock... street, Covent Garden ; and .by lits . appoiluuneiit i by Messrs. Ititisult, and Co. No. 27, ilavtliarl‘et, Luthluu ; unit by .every Vaitda of ;Medicines iu t “,„1 country za. 9 4.. 4 s. od...inia ics. rid. eat - o, included. Caution !—None can be gettuine .bt.a what bears the deal and signature of the Invoit.ir as' abuve.. AGlRL„aged fourteen,. has had, i4-the. last seven' itre..,:ding; }ears or ha lite,':,erninitnotos U kelt. on her - arms, neck, side, and' breasts, attended with great thsvintrge, partictstarty at the It:mods slmtig. The Dif., ease baffled every tue entpkved, when she tri‘d .BU 's PA VENT-A NT i UTI C. DIU ) S , and at this taw she has taken ti,e 'ltt.:,; the sni,:th.,r Ulcer g - ,,c, atl heALA.,. i anct the, larger making tair to the s: ne favour:title %vloch We me in can. clukking, from het mended state 01 I:Faith,. innbally atising (loin the good health of the secreting gla:::!s. Mrs. Dancer, York, wt._ give mio 40114 Lillif'ol . l a pit liea s ti ts y s ; and t h e I origittal• Letters may he seen at the Dispen:i t iry, Ni.. is, 'S o h o . square, Lo:Aon. • Mr. Spilsbary'is not accountable for an'y'M ix tnre sold, un. less the words , e tly the Min.' s 's I),nenc in,„(„d. on the WI of , d;ti;:tions, hattle s 'and wrapper; 'the ;:;ta'An alsia'(the Kitts's dray) is punted ttt hlaek tnk tnstead m red ink, H ot . iles•.'ss. bd. ; thuble Bottles tos'. and lAti;er ti. zs. duty in. eluded. Ri 1.1() y A.T to) LIE A 1.11-1 I , er has been tau frequently the subjeß of just and general reprobation, that men destitiite ofthaeletnents.ot the medical art have baCreil theilHelvv3 eart , ,lidatet• for public patronageiit the profession ut pity ,ic Borth:; ptrrp.u,se of dotng :justice to the l'eStli f, of . ou r Much,. .10(1 IfofjoiKe.and, to prevent Uto (torn being elasAed a,rt ~ . • • wlio t w imprudent prctellstol.N have s tallot ,J.;.ciy ! • been 'too favourably e leave to :,:toottt to the liberal and ealigh;:•:,. ,I faithful stateineat ut oor p' , fsoirs acid ae gitireine:i:- • • :ur haying receiver, a reroilar ' , v.:414;a! , ti cis Nit:' , S74. idle I rd, whizte • ratefull'. - as pioiesS - ors and oi ii t ..• n tiosl,ll , otiiselvt4:rsa students in Lion 311: t: medical aLquiiv „item, th e aoyat Co 11.• and wete in the ditrefeta • ; ,- • : y, the theory and practice of phy:hx, L. ; ; • , lie Av. 1:6,' those eminent p , r.:. ~ .;ors, ~r eAory, Black, Hamilton,. l)tirican .11,0 uthertoru. ,'• ; i'; it .ve shall not be deetnell pre_4uotpinim, in s tyin.; tl, tt •,1 ;:• , ticleiii..y and acquirenionis ate not in.,. .1 ti i ; I • 01 se , Es ma d e ,viicicr e a C. ,I;1 rlt4 VitriOlifiAtSeroll at Debility, the pAiricuLtr obj e , t „at. sttoie and prattice, i t w ilt, we hope, Ix. ailoweal toat. we Oavo actitnri? i superi:! r know li:tt4;e of their treatment and c0r.... In :Might :rid rect. , t caws of itifedion a petted re-estalli,sinrient is compfettd in the short period tit two _d nd t)s ; ain those ut the unn o , i • veteraey, nailer prailitiOners.have failed of suo.ess, tl power perseve;atice in (.:Lir plan at treatment enittres to patient a sale and radical cure. .• • Amidst the inelantitioly variety al tlitorclecs which arc the -etteets of a habit long and inimt unhappily. purstiett ny the whiiilit'.Ll..i.piliett - youth a both sexes, there are ft , lie mate alarating rnwe distretsiiig thim those deficiencies 44 debiiitie4 rte. fluently prevent Of embitter the mat rriwalial state. To tiu,ll pet sons i t titit,t beat 1, know [lt'd they 1114) tatty, by a new ittl infallible ttiode ut tre.iuuent, h., restored to' ilia( greatest at all butyl:in blessues,' a strum;, fn ' all,y, Anti Vig o r. ous constitutioti. ' Ili 41i. ii• ...I: Witty ruin iyhatever cittitb arising, as Nye!' in ever.' intretion, we may baton- ny pativiits her With the•great. est see'reey :mit honour. lioursLit ,:.oito.iltattoti notrie Isola ten tl,tnree, and nom 6 lit t ll , c fe e t y:4 l t i t i e tt; st i z i:ll l l:::, 4 ' larsl i t ie l ' h t eir i , n as t e h , e age c 7 ! l l : l l2 ' ttener..l itabik of living, &C. evc. in. a remittance for ndvree atrdmetli.qties, cult, n tit: 56111141 will be given; or sent to ant part of tile ental rCt that ie u lecr, to Ott' itit;tertaking, t'.e postage:tit letters ~ , ay to the act:wild for CU ttltl E and Co. 'Surgeons, No 107, 1-I,llon—gartlen, Messrs Cu.s grove ‘'. rtili,..,tes trout ths 'above resl)oc,t.ll:le 1 r ):,,suts ut L(10111140,, u t the dilis,etice, und ‘vitii wttsctt tiTy brined, the duties 4,5c..,n0l them dual% thc tido, wcy tract thoir4Letturei Aliti l'udiF:t. • • ) ,/ f .~ le L• ..•