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\',-,, , ,!.. 1 / 4, - . - ' yi , Fri" ,/ ..,,,r- - ;•.. • 4 - . ; . .„., , ` - ' ' ...t 1.4 4 1...k%,--, .......b— -t.- N • - $., 4-- - y. , 7 ? "r fe‘• -bit -i: - ).;.(1 f. t:' ' 4 )" . . ~... _. . ~,,...e . „..,„...„4 4 ~......, ..., -,, . .7. , .....A F ~......„...,..,.., ..,__,... -, ,_...,,...:,,,--,,....., .„,,,„ 4 1,...,,.. .--. . . .... ~ . . - . .) 0 7 1 4e5... ... . _ , m/11 1 1 \, \\ , to. v, 1 ~, i 1 - 11 umbER, 2986] s° - 7 ,omar...MO.ffetsam, CVMEMOONeemmegoa C .IETY of GUARDIANS , for the PROTECTION of TRADE , " Against Swindlers, and Sharpers, • 1111 E A NNIVERSARY DINNER of this SO- Tavern,e, will be holden at the Crown and . Anchor Ri , in the Strand, on , FRIDAY, the 30th April, inst. LL,,,HARD CLARK, Esq. Chamberlain 01 London, litu.tslDENT. EY CHRISTIAN COMBE, Esq. and Alderman, P• V iE-Pacsrocwr. • 4• ERCIVAL NORTH, TREASURER. T STEWAP.DS. _hos.•Holmes , J un. M r. R o b er t H o ar e , 4 1 . Peter Scholey, M. W. Hewlett, Jun. N r : Christlan, Mr. Geo. Robinson, 9 1 11 Giles, Mr. Win. Titford. k C hnstopher G a ner, 4c th e s ets, 1 0s. 6d. each, may be had OF the Stewards, and + -cret arY • and also at the Bar of the 'ravens. •it Dinner on Table - at Rive o'Clouk precisely. EDW. S. FOSS, Secretary, No. 36, Essex-street. 1146 G RANTHAM CANAL . NAVIGATION. ICE is hereby given, That the GENERAL of Pr or ,, ' III A.L ASSEMBLY, or Meeting of the Company St e )311;, l ett/rs of this Undertaking, is appointeil.to be held at fur - 13" 41 ° 0 r's Head Inn, Nottingham, on Thursday the cir r „Y 01 May next, at Eleven o' Clock in the F . oren?on, uusin e / I ng the Ads into execution,. and transading such li ces s : r s , r e 4 Pediiig the said Navigation as may then appear in BL it L . , • Proxies are left at the Bar of the Blackmoor's Head, t hey; ti nghain, where, as well as by application to the Cltrk, o s th " e -- D s y be .had (gratis); and it is earnestly requested that lor s „,r o Prietors who cannot attend, will make application Proxies accordingly. 4 titlia m , April It, WILLIAM OSTLER, Clerk to the Company. GENERAL LUDLOW. - $E SOLD, a MINIATURE PORTRAIT Po ftra Pi. GENERAL LUDLOW, by Cooper, the only lh England of that disinterested patriot. ''PPly by letter ua 1. T. F. Post-Office, Bath. 4, N ,Y YOUNG GENTLEMAN of respectable Piri n ;• aPilsuchY and eirous of going into a Re °,,„` Light Dragoons onthe , most advantageous terms, 1.1",,'" ensure future Promotion; may apply to Captain St jam-s's Place. C YOD, Honos exit huic quoque Porno ! CELLAR, Maiden , Tane, Covent-Gar rand s l L ti ll a ,:LStYre, Cockagee, Goiden Pippin, other Cyder, ()us b a s.i Perry, in great perfedion.—Never did the gene , Wi lip Pl!,er flow with a Eicher juice ! Ktlin, Brandy, Geneva, and very fine flavoured of a,,antitv of old Cyder, calcutateci for the East Indies, ROMAN CEMENT. ME,B')RS. PAP.KER and Co. Bankside, South 11W manufaetuve Cement. or Mortar, for building - 4 y:Fr , which tar surpasses in utility Dutch Tetras, or tc),i(,t,ier kind of Mortar : it gives to a cl: or tt I S `°rk, an uncommon degree of s a t - r i m ' k g j t 4 h s and cohesion ; a un cler Water ' soon. becomes as hard as Stone, and may wout inry. r 0 I'',sect. even to the aC intended of the Sea, ith ~t h is e„"iigs, therefore, to resist, or contain Water, be C ,`' lea f inay be used with singular advantage; or it may toZ; e red with Lime and Sand, to any desirable degree, for Purposes. ate 4„ -e Y. .sq pr e p a re STUCCO for casing Buildings with . , of STUCCO al P4ES cash it pret. , .r ,, -1 ✓or"s from wet and &lap, 132 executtA'r - st. p d -,,Y to resemble Stone, at a very moderate expence. '";*l Coping, and Gutter Stones, cheaper than Na le. SOFA BEDS, CHAIR BEDS, D Dill e , DINING TABLES, l ib: AN in Stile and Plan from those in the old ORLGINAL MANUFACTORY ,vARE_ROOMS, No. 13 and r 4; CATHERINE ▪ Ei6t Doors from the Strand, 'maker of the aove th e I)tit.- t° the KING and QUEEN, Their Royal High es he ' f '\E of YORK and PRINCESSES, and Manutat-_lurniture general. 131) 14t L ti ik has observed some of the . various AdYertisements Lr eg • ° hurl, the intention of which rnal be . casily . _disco- . den• c' 4°e° rites w i - lion that, by the permission ot. utaCtu s res and sells as. above, his superior : -4 '°Lis s c , ) ,. - I ,S'l n and TENT BEDS, with Brass Serews and tr i ne sc,„`"E't Brass Parts ; SOFA BE DS, making a htytt : ; 1. ' 4 1% r 4 411 d a comfortable Bed • CHAIR BEDS, which 1 , 1 4 TrIAI the.sanie way and each in a few minutes; . DIN lan ; va r'i'ous Construdions, and quite on a new ;TABLE 11 CHAIRS; LIBRARY STEPS on. t ,z) ts e°ll iPaCtConstrudion ; and various Improve ee u ses _Furniture:: a `0 11 .. 1 ie . ti.ly furnisher; ;` c f i he Articles of well-season_ loy th ,e xecllent,woi. Also, farexpottation, t t gers, t v , East and West Indies ; p Cabins fitted, up ior Pas.. vtork i T L E R has constructed several Tools and Machine's for I ' ) lre ng hi s Patent Articles /S.:c. at. hiS Manufactory, as he re the Patent Deed may be seen. ____ TO BE SOLD. . A Chear rul FAMILY HOUSE, in Charlotte_ ,kO O street, Portland Place No. c2nsisting of two ti t . ori each Fl .* Ba c k lien, Kitc ac a- 7 t tee,,,,,-,- oor, t% ith . with the , - i Staj)le, Water Closet, &c. Co I house and well supp lied ti a.' C,,; 114 River Water ; a small .Garden, and afine d v . i_ew of In- Vir e .. o ` l '. ll , t , f rY from the back front facing Portland Roa "Jr. tiastie, No. 63, Nor‘ton-street. :11 0 A. CARD TO THE LADIES. , Mothers is recommended Mrs. RELFE'.I tilckl,'l-IC_KLING ASSISTANT : by Which Ladies e ur 4tea L their I ntatit -w' th the . most perfed ease. The cel - ~.,(ess-"faa eminent s Dr i . Underwood, Physician to the . Pl ,"Ys',l'.",:;de, in his Treatis'..-. on this Subjea, .vPl..l,:"&ie 4eterii,ine`Tt present day is ,peauliarly.favourabl t "e di sc . "Pon tins hudable attempt, throug . b e the .s aFl an m e ir t: kaci,Lis?very of Mrs. kelte's Nipple Case, I s w „ itcn 1 1 1 - iiik vv. contrivance assi§ting'the Intant to draw our . the ill to ithout trouble'to itself or pain to the Parent, however rn _ ed or tender the part may be." I rt b c ,"Y are sold at Chili and flutler's, No. 4, Cheapside ! ti e l i X t es : 4t °lie guinea e ach, g with proper directions. - This ''reaa,e Invention s- effectu allysecures the Nipple and it --', trona injur ,_ so )La should ever Suckle without iate Anil as a jury, that no t " Providential approbation and tei,:ilsic v , tiu e in the ti ld - r e ° Infants are always fond a g sue , c w. . . iSt.O V ry, ~....„......,..:.te I utt it. 1--________ 1 WEST INDIES, &e. &c. lip, 0,., ,prietors' EDICINE, Which is sold by the Prn - sole Agent, Mr. Thomas Golding,. e N m o . . ne tz li br„l'i'll, London. (and by his appointment at . one 1 tc .i, i,-s`vgi-,oloi3lnt':),in t e o ve li ry a t v Principal ENi . Seaport p c o rut CURE w t n he in ,.‘ t r. lLe ,L U L n o it vv ed of ~ ..„'m in boxes, With full Direaions in case c . ofan f at r ta o c n k e 4 s - ,'' k : 11 (1 of Fever, One Guinea each, sufficient . lh ri twelve months, is also ti e Vest Preservative of i.. a Ford •uliow.;gil Climate, as Will appear by Letters from the Health a . , J -II: respeelable 'Persons, viz. letiC,7,l,'t°ll, lEsq Jer v i str-et St. Tames's, -' K 1 ' - ". In " l • - • "`'• t Philadelphia; 'l' -.ton, Esq. British Ambassador a to His Excel. 1 • .1. Hawkins -Esq• Royal Navy, to Mr. Golding ; . (~ arn Sall .k::l,4til•lest E sq. ' . chifo, Andromeda West I ndistfmtainie ; Proprietors , Ql!taq'i Hodgson, Hope - 'ditto ; C.Plain Robertson, Hero ditto ; . . . Ivhi,Lioli!istone, Esq. St. ramaica ; it l i v `", With Other numerous' equally res_pectable, and.une 4,4!)i'fal "restitnony or the never-failing Efficacy of this v.- i N 'l t- ' l4 • e 'l i cirle, may be seen in Pamphlets, to be had gratis %' tti; (rciltiing's, at all the Country Venders', and at many ' "hciDal CottiFe-houscs, Inns, &c. &c. about Town. ~_ TRUKSDAY, APRIL 15, 18oz. SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PER SONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. Craven-street, Strand, April 7,180 z. THE ANNUAL COURT, wishing the Pub lic at large to be perfedly acquainted with the very extensive operations of this-Charity, and desiring at the same time to chew that they are anxious to relieve (as far as that benevolence which has hitherto given stability to this Institution shall enable them) the honeet unfortunate Debtor in every Prison in the Kingdom, have subjoined a List, pointing out those Chols from which they have received ap_ plications, and restored the Prisoners to liberty, during the last )(eat. Appleby Aylesbury Biecon Bedford Bodmin - Bury St. Edmonds Bristol Bath Borough Compter Carlisle Carmarthen - Chelmsford This Day was published, Price One Shilling, H E SEVENTEENTH REPORT of the. SOCIETY' for BETTERING the CONDITION of the POOR, containing accounts - No. 9t. Of the - Supply ofßlanke6 to the Poor at Kendal. No. 92._ Oldie Institution to prevent the Progress of Con tagious-Fever in the Metropolis. No. 93. Of the London School for the Indigent Blind. No: 44. Of several Charities at Kendal. 9j. Of the Measures taken COr supplying the Metro -6' Corned Herrings 4 . ad other cheep Fish. Appendix. 7. Brentford Society for Bread and Flour. 8. P hysicians"Ce rtiti cat as to '1 n fedi ous Fever. 9. Dr. Haygarth's Regulations for checking Infectious Fever. to. Arnetican Ai for Free Schools. Printed for the Society,' by W.Bulrner and CO. Cleveland row, St. James's ; and sold by J. 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Derby - - 3 Rothwell Durham - -2 z Ruthin - Dover - - .1 Richmond ' - Exetet - 20 Stafford - Fisherton Anger -- 5 Shrewsbury - Fleet - - 75 Surrey County Gaol Giltspur-street Cornpter 44 . Tothil- Fields Hereford - - . 13 Warwick . Horsham - 6 Worcester Huntingdon - 6 Winchester Hertford - 5 Yoik Castle Haverfordwest - z Halifax ~ i • Ilchester . - 27 BENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST REPORT, viz. The Right Hon. Earl of Radnor, V. P. A. X. 5 5 o The Right Hon. Berl of Kerry, 7th Benefadion ' 20 0 0 The Right Hon. Earl Cadogan I - A. a 2 0 Lord Rolle, per Treasurer - - 10 I to o Sir Robert Gunning, Bart. per Hoares - A. zo o o Sir Win. Pepperell, Bart. per Bicidulph and Co. A. z z 'Ci Sir - Thomas Trigge, K. B. - per ditto - 5 5 0 Rev: Dr. Jenner - - . - 1 I 0 Rev. Thomas Leigh, per Hones - - 5.5 o W. Wilberforce, Esq. M. P. 4 years Benefaelions, by Secretary - - - 21 o o • George Vatisittart, Esq. M. P. - A. 2 2 0 Anonymous P., by Isaac Walker, Esq. - 105 o o ame johnson, Esq. - - 1 00 o o fames Du Pre 'orcher, Esq. per Messrs. Goldney So to o dm. Woods, Esq. per Secretary - .. A. 2 2 .0 Robert Hunter, Esq. per ditto - A.ri o John Marsh, Esq. per ditto, two years Benefadions 4 4 o Arch. Paxton,-Esq. per ditto ' c A. z 2 0 William Paxton, Esq. per ditto .. _ A. a 2 o S. Majoribanks, Esq. perditto - ' A., 2 2 o Peter Corbet, Esq. - - - A. 2 2 0 John Walter, Esq. per . Sec. .. - - A. z 2. o R. Holland, Esq. two years Benefactions 4 4 0 Robert Pigou, .Esq. act Benefaction - . a a o Wansey, , Esq: per Sec. - --2 2 o co. Woolle, t.S9. per ditto - • A. 2 2, 7 0-_ , titi..i4i7.-! , :-..A. ,- t44- - -1",41, , ..... t 41iXto . S: -",: :' ,2 .: -. .. ,--, ......A.,.----,-3--_. : ' Lftwara Nair're, E.el. r -..' -' - - A. 2 2 ia' • 1. J. Aogerstew. Esq. 'per.Sec. 2 years Benefattions "4 4 0 John Bradney, Esq. per Feller and Co. - A. 55 . 0 Andrew Druhrmond, Esq. per Biddulph and C'. 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Approved 64. R;,.- ferred for Characters 4 Petitions.• Benefaelions are received by James Neild, Esq. the Treasurer, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea ; also at Sir Robert Her ries, Farquhar and Co.. St.. James's-street ; Messrs. Hoares, Fleet-street ; • Messrs. Fuller and Chatteris, Lombard street; MeSsrs. Biddulph, Cocks,' and Ridge, Charing cross. ; Messrs. Dorrien and' Co. Finch-lane, ; Messrs. Hammersleys;. - Pall-Mall ; Messrs. Vere, Lucadou, Troughtcm and Co. No. -- . 77, Lombard-street; and at• the Se cretary's, No. 7, Craven.-street, Strand ; where the BOoks may -be seen by those who are inclined to support this Cha rity, and where the Society meet on the. first Wednesday in every month. KENT. CAPITAL FARM TO LETT, TITHE FREE. MOTICE is hereby given, That a Committee of - the Governors of ST. BA R'THOLOMEW's HOS PITAL,:LON DON, will meet at the CC/Mining-house . of the said Hospital, on Saturday : the ist Day of May next, at EleVenO'Clock. precisely, to receive Proposals for Letting on Lease,for Twenty-one Years, All that capital Farm called LOVE HU, R.ST FARM, with the House, Barns, Buildings and Outhouses thereunto belonging, consisting of upwards. of Two Hundred and Till - ay Acres of Arable, 14Ieadow, Pas ttire, Orchard, and Hop Ground, situate in the Parish of STAPLEHURST, in the County of Kent, and late in the occupation of John and. Henry Simmons-. This Estate is only eight Miles from Maidstone, three miles •11*oni Crag brook, _and is TITHE • FREE, subject only to' an annual ancient composition of Four Shillings, payable:at Easter. All Persons desirous of taking the same at a nett Rent, may attend, and deliver in their Proposals, sealed up, at •the ComptingLhouse of the said Hospital, Where, io the mean time, further Particulars may be known. _ JOHN WOOD, Clerk. St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London, • April, 1802. HAMPSHIRE. VALUABLE FREEHOLDS, in the TOWN of PORT- - - . SEA and irs•LNVIRONS. ro BE SOLD," Valuable FREEHOLD PRO PERTY, eligibly situated on the South Side of Queen street, in.the Town of Portsea; valuable Freehold Ground, adjoining the London Road, at New Town, Mile End, near Portsmouth ; and various Plots of MeadoW and Arable Land, situated in the Common Fields adjacent thereto; which will be Sold to the Best Bidders,. al Nineteen Lots, 'before Abel Moysey, Esq.., Deputy to His Majesty's Reinembrancer .of the Court of Exchequer, on Thursday the z4,d Day of April, rSoz, beginning at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, at the Crown Inn, in the Town of Portsmouth, by virtue of a Decree attic said Court of Exchequer. Particulars may be had (gratis) at the Exchequer Office, in the Inner Temple; of Messrs. Baxters and Martin, Soli citors, Furnival's Inn; and of Mr. Simmons, Surveyor, Coleman=street, London (where Plans may be seen) of Mr. Eastman, Portsea (where Plans' also may be seeii).; and at the Place of Sale; likewise at the Dolphin, Gosport; 'Swan, Chichester ;, Bear Inn, - ILvant ;: and, George, , Southampton. [PRICE SIXPENCE. SOCIETY for the RELIEF of the RUPTURED POOR. This Day were published, price as. the Filth Edition, with Additions FEW GENERAL RULES' .1 6i ES' and INsTßuc_ TI 0 NS, very necessary to be attended to by those of, both Sexes, who areafflideAtWith RURTURES. By WILLIAM TURN - BULL, A. M:" A Member of the Royal College of • Surganis of London, and • Surgeon to the Easte;ri Dispensary. London : Sold by J. Johnson, St. Paul's Cliuch,yard;T, Boose,y, Old Broad-street ; . J. Wright, Piccadilly; Muni ray and Frighley, Fleet-street; and J. and A. Arch, Gracd. church-street. N. B. An attentive perusal of the above Publication is earnestly recommended to Mothero and those who are en trusted with the care and Manager - tient of Children, for by an early and seduleus attention to the Complaint, during dui Infant state, the happiest consequences are to be expected and the many inconveniences; and often fatal eifeds, arising from the Disea.4 in an advanced life; will be prevented. *** Since the commencement of this truly benevolent In stitutidn,. 1760 Patients and up:Yards, hare been admitted under the care of Mr. TURN3I.7tL, and have received essen tial Benefit. In a great number of instances a radical, cure of the Complaint has been accomplished. The Applicants for admission have greatly exceeded MEDICINE Ac T, At the only Warehouse for Dr. jAM ES's POWDER, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard ; a few. Doors fioin the • Corner of C,heapside; rTHE following MEDICINES are Sold; at the. ,Pria . c,- annexed, knclusive of the Stamp Duties im posed by this Ad; . but no additional charge has been made Upon Pr. JAMES's POWDER, which is continued a; the original Price of zs. 6d. per Packet. It may also be had at 11. 45. per Dozen;_ or tote quantity of a Dolen Packets in one Bottle for ti. as. 6d. Duty included; so that the Public are no sufferers. . _ But in order to facilitate the operation, and to lessen the burden of thiS A 1, 'which would in a great meastire have proved'a Tax upon Benevolence, all the • other Medicine& are sold to 4ny Persons purchasing halt a Dozen, -or more, free from, the expellee of the Stamps, s. d. s. d. o 9 Dr..- jaines's Powder • .2 6 Cephalic Snuff Analeptic Pills 4 6 - Dr. Steer,s's Parego, Catty Powder t 6 ric Lb Zenges r rir Dr. blooper's Pills —Cainomi,le Drops r . Dr: Austin's Clialybeat Essence or Coltsfoot 3 o. Pills* . 4 0 Ess,erice9lYepperni. I it Berry's Bilious Pills 5 o • ()rrnskirli Medicines 5 5 Dalby's. Carininitilie r 9 Glass's Magnesia 3 o Tick elPs /Ethereal Spi, Scots• Pills r 6 rjt - 3 6 Grant's Drops -, Greriougli's Tindiires r . r Norton's Drops 5 'Polu Lozenges. I r ' Spilsbury's DratiS 5 0 Sptice's-Deptrifrice 4• o S peediniau'i; Pills 2 o Freake's Tina. of Bark 3 6 • Ertglish lreitee z 9 auxhain's, by ditto, z 6 Dr.. Solaiider's- Tea i 9 Dr. Stcer's.Opodcldoe a 6 . tbnes.'s Rheumatic Convulsion Oil z 6 Tinclatire 3 6 Also, the Genuine Arquebusade, lately imported, and most of tile other 'Proprietary Medicnics in repute. Orders for Exportation are supplied withoUt Stamps, as before this . _ N, B. As many Persons, particularly'. Servants and Mes:• sengers, mistake the House; F.- NtWiIERY; the Proprie.. tor, is under the necessity of poiutiu,; out, that it is at the East End of St. Paul's, - nearest to Ctratn;ide; and that it has a large White Stuccoed Front; .with - these Word-; s:ribed ",THE ONT Y WAREHOUSE FOR DR. kIUES , s POWDER.'! . • -Tins Day -•.was ishert, ~ By Mathews, Strand ; , Symonds, Pat7noster-row ; and all, Bookse:I.. ri,. - T yy:Ultio*; T of L'o no - N XIITTD - TO E This • Pathphlet points out the Cure of a Gonorrhoea and 'confirmed Siphilis . ; contains art- Essay on Secret Ve riery, Impotency in the kale, Sterility or Barrenness Weil dent -to Peinales, with an Apperidik on the 'subject: of a solitary an:; destructive' Vice ; and an Address to Barents, 9tiardians, Tutors and those who have the care and educa tion of Youth. Likewise, Advice to Bathers; at Margate, Southampton, Scarborough, Bath, Bristol, Sic, Tarticuiarly the afflicted with Nervous COmplaints. The -wholeisillus- , trated and interspersed with a variety of authentic Facts, never before published, explaining - the•Symptonis, Mode of Treatment, and, Remedies in . the Scurvy, Leprosy, Rheu rnatism, Gout, King's Evili Scrotula, Luea Venerea ' and all diseases originating - in 'an impure state of the blood, of obstruded perspiration? • Those who have.residedin hot elimates,and are emaciatedi or labour under a continual drain at: nature, whereby their • bodily, strength is not only exhausted, but also their 'vigOur and vivacity unpaired, will nicer with a friendly monitor in this small; though important publiCation. • Young'. people of either sex,- who have unfortunately given way to a delusive, secret, and destructive vice ; injured ' their health, and destroyed their whole animal funetiont thereby :—such will meet with a' " Bahrt of Consolation," in perusing the - mode of cure laid down iii '' The Guide to Health." TO THE NERVOUS AND HYPOCHONDRIAC. As Nervous 'arid Hypochondriac Complaints, are much more-prevalent in Europe than is gene-rally imagined, at tended with many dreadful and alarming symptoms, which Certainly claim assistance, and not, as is' too generally the case, derision or contempt, the Author has been very atten tive to their method of cure ; and, he flatters himself,. from the observations Ire has made,. that the preSent is as goOd a Treatise on those Diseases as any' extant. TO THE FAIR SEX. The tender Fern-ale, who, though by nature, is destined to be the preserver of the human race, yet is, alas ! liable to many nantral indispositions, which render her condition truly wretched , and unequal, when compared to the male; for whateverSitua.tion of life she is placed in, she seldom enjoys a perfed-state of health., If she enters into the wedded state, even from that source of pleasure', something bitter arises ; and pregnancy brings with it a train of loathing, sickness, &C.—lf she remains single, she Will, scarcely be able to avoid labouring under some infirmity, because she is a " stranger to a mother's' 3angs." What can be of more importance to a female, than to be properly acquainted With every symptom to which she is pet culiarly liable ? And how to conduct her Self in sueh circutn stances without wounding her delicacy by a disclosure of her fears- or heripprehensions, to the rude scrutiny of tiretended friends ? - • _ _ Youth, who have unguardedly plunged ,themselves into licentious \ love, and feel the dreadful effeds of impure em brace (or what is- still more dreadful, injudicious treatment of . a complaint which has too: many illiterate pretenders to curet, will find a faithful "Guide to Health," and Happi. ness too, in the perusal of the present publication. • The Author . is proud to confess, that he has been as sisted by eminent Medical Men, to, whose labours and as,. sistatice he is much indebted ; they have tried the remedies prescribed as well as himself, and have, not been afraid or ashamed to acknowledge their salutary and powerful effi- CaCy . • - Orders given to, any Bookseller in Town or Country; for " Solomon's Guide to Health,"' will be duly executed, at only 35. each copy, free of carriage, -For the very excellent charader of this Book, see they different ,Reviews: • _ ` Tothe~Public.--Nothing can be a stronger proof of the utility' of this work, than the unprecedented sale it 'has. met with, no less than Vile . Hundred Thousand Copies having been disposed of in a very short time. Extract of the Character given of this WOrk h the Sun s Star,. Courier,. Albion, ' Times, Daily Ath'ertiser, Morning Chronicle, and most of the Literary Journals in Europe. ‘ 4 We have the gatisfaetion . of announcing the publica tion of another edition of Dr. Solomon's incomparable " Guide to Health," a book which has certainly met with. the most extensive sale of any medical production we ever heard of. Upon an attentive perusal of it, the afflided wile meet with much useful advice and instruction; the best and most approved remedies are certainly pointed out for the tious disorkrs on which it particularly treats, a& well as-di:. redicms for general health, highly iAtteresting to persOnO of 'every denomination.." .