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Printed for bell acid Bradt ute, and E.,BaltO4r, Edinburgh; and john Murray, F -s lecttreet, 'Lyndon. • GODI3O,LD con ider it a dr.: , ; th - JL owe to thin' . Fellow.creatitres pining ti{. , r plaintsof the J.uugs, and can find. uo means t ot relief, ,•, rorm them titeir ytG L' I ABi t 13,A,LSA is t by.the facultyc "the first, Medi ! :ine i o r Complaints, ;end they do positively assure the !!i.v have more certificates or real. Cures performed fly it no nary Cases than all other Medicines in the,K,ingd,.:l produce. 1t has been unequalled in the, I. ) ,hysic,ii \i‘ , .;•l this Thirty Years past, which is the sole reason th , z its Patrons ' as well as numerous others, so stiongly t it to - bekept in the pospsion of e;rery,.-perr,,' that they in tv have recourse to it upon the first symptoms of a U,ol, iE being-a: certain Remedy to' prevent its fixing !rpm the 1;;,. - io, which. in,general is the forerunner of the above. Disor,ter6. THE .HAUNTED TOWER. ' • • Baron of Oakland, Mr. DOW TON ; Baron De Courcy, Mr. CARLES . ; • • - Lord 'William, •Mr. BRA 1-JAM N ;, • Edward, Mr. BAN NIST E R ; Robert, Mr; DIGNUM ; • - Lady Elinor De Cuurcy, Mrs. MOUNTAIN ; • Mela i Sign Or- STO RACE.; committed en the the jurisdi ßion of' the Ad nairalty of Engl.l,ll, suiii behtldat 'justice flag, iit the 04 Hai.: ley, Lontion, on Friday the z6th of lure next, at . Elght o'Clack the Morning . This Day were published, in Bvo. price is. 6d. THE - EPICS of the TON; or, the Glories-of the C.;reat World. A Po:in, in TwO Books. With Notes and Illustrations. 0 mnes illacrymabiles Urgent ur, ignotique longa Node, carent quid vate sacro..-- , ,H0 0 say, shall those who just so - bright have alone, Escape remembrance when they quit the Ton 2 • .. Th.:lr laurels withei'd, and them' name forgot, - As dog, on dunghill lias been said to rot 1 . London : l'rniteci fur C. and K. Bald Win, New Bridge.: street. WILLI4:11 AIARSDEIV. Cicely, Mrs. MATHEWS. laAd In. wilt beintrottnced the la , ; , onriie Air of " Oft on • ," a Plat of Rising Ground," by Mr. GRAHAM. PICTU44I.IIVd-OFFICE, THE OArEP,§ for' i . 'CTLL-ILLIArG NAVY do hereby giveNOtie,That on Tuesday, the 3014,,0f va ne next, they will 6e ready to receive Tenders, in ish 7 'iting (sealed up), and !teat for the supply of C-tahatSEA FRESH'BEE F May be re_ 4ttirei - for ,the use of fits. Majesty': Ships acd Vessdt at the Islands of Jamaica and New Providence, for Tivelve Months cortain,front the 1 . 0 of November next, and further until Six Months notice shall be given,. on either side, for the termination thereof: .the.nmeie of payment, to be by Bills, payable, with in.- . terest, ninety dqys after date. WITH THE WaOD 1)./ENIQN; • s • Or, THE CLOCK IiAS STRUCK: With new Music, Scenes, Machinery, Dresses, &c. Iht - Overtuteand , Music-coniposed by Mr. Kelly. klardykoute, Mr. DE CAMP; -Guelph(); Mr: PEN LEY; Willikind, Mr. RUSSEL ; Oswy, Mr. GIBBON ; • Rol f,..M r. W E BM - ; • Leolyn Miss C. BRISTOW • Una. !NIrS. H. SI DDONS Clotilda. Mrs. HA R LOW E ; Paulina, Miss MENAGE. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 35. 6d. Second Price as. zs. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Se cond Price 6d.—No• Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the box-office, in Little Russel-street. The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Halt-past Six. • • • 'Certificate's to be seen, and - references •to-c,,tyi...: nuai Recoveries, to he had at the Proprietors, No. 3, , 13100nti. bury-square, and advice daily_ (Sundays e4eepteti) betwe;.l the flours of Eleven and Tivo, • • • _ .. . . , • . . . "farliEN Professio•nal 'Alen of Education and v ir, lespOnsibility,deviate Iron; ate gc1),(.11 :iy , k,tt :.;), the seledion of a pecujiar, branch, the ,saiedion ~ floir.; cOL tinued success is the best criterion of superiority._ -." This Day was published, ' 1 In .Duodecimo, with Plates, price is. boards, . DELINEATIONS OF ST: ANDREWS : bein g a particular Account of every thing remarkable in the 4 History and present State of the City' and Ruins, the Uniyer- i sity, and other interesting OhjeCts of that ancient' licelesids- tics! Capital of Scotland. Including - Many cuiious Aue r _ i dotes . and Events in the Scotch History. • . . • By, !AMES GRIERSON. Printed for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, .'“, Poultry, Lon- i 'don ; Peter Hill, Edinburgh ; and P. Ilowcr, St, Andrews. - i i 'F hirteen years have I, devoted myjsra to the.exclusive treatment of Three J .) - istirders, area the SuLA;essful .result of my Plan gives me additional ard4 10 as Lit' ai' l am able, the rsvages 4f, those criMplaints which are the ino,..t important in the catalogue of Flunian lntiruttttes. lifter initiation into every lirati.,h, as an Army Sur,:eOn, 1 formed a wish at an early period of• 1' raztice,,to rescue in dividuals Iron . , the i;n.raiice . of uneducated men, or, the. equally dangerous precipitait4 01 general Vraetitron,rs., comprise every' species of V E . N E. - The Three Disorders, to the Cure (4 - Which 1 have ',ie, whether a recent -or du vßoEteAd L rfit t y N a k t . t g ei c l t T io? N ration:. idly, All kinds..oldebiliay, whether arisini.r: from the habits of school-boys, '.or the Itltit!4 7 4l2CCS it age: And, lastly, of the system in men which is called tiN N ESs, or IL tU 1.1 ;• Y. Conditions y the Cuhirda may 6e seen at the Sect etary's Office; .Na regard will he bad to any Tender in whlrh the Price shall not be inserted in !words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Lioarcl before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the 30ah of June 4text, nor unless the Pets,n who makes the Tender, or scfrise, Person on his behalf, attends,' to answer, when called for : no r will any Tender that contains extravagant Prices - upon some Articles, and Prices much inferior to the real value upon others, he considered as proper to he admitted. TotheGENTLENIEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the - COUNTY of SUSSEX. • - • This - Day was puolished, In Seven Volumes , OCtavo, price 41. 45. boards, ASIATIC RESEARCHES ; or, 'Transactions of the Society instituted in Bengal, for Inquiringitito the 1-11: , .t.try and Antiquities, Arts, Sciences, - and Literature of Asia. Printed verbatim from the Calcutta' Edition. - Printed for Vernor, Hood, and. Sharpe, Cuthell'and•Mar.: tin, I. Wilkie, 4ackitigtpn, 'Allen, and Co. ,Orridge and Son, Longam, thirst, Rees, and Orme, R.. Failder, Scatelierd and . Letterman, R. Lea_„ . i . - Mawman, - and I. Asperne., Also, An Edition in Quarto, 7 vols.. pricol. 75. in boards. N: B. Volume Eignt will b.: ready in a few Weeks. GENTLEMEN, 'HE Disinterested Support I have met: with, ii doling a long Contest, has made the deepest Impression Upon in) mind: be assured that the Impression shall never be effaced but with to Life, and that I shall study still to Maintain that Independence of Charader which has been so nobly and manfully - seconded by you. I have the Hii - aou,y to remain, ' Gentlemen ' Your obliged and faithful Servant, Lewes, m __ay 2 9 . WIIN FULLER. Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance, ' the treatinent of ;.rilortlirea; and' .not trequentiy , happens that the sce.:s of Lite are poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded liour.--)ty a superiorme that such Complaints are easily cured ; itral, even wht.-ae others have failed, I trust that I may presume to oiler a radical - re-establishment. Few, however, are the cases 'of complicated distres: this disordr, compared . ith the calamitous 'situations Men, fr, , ,m an innulqinice in a- solitary vice, or th e preVaient gaieties di a fasnionable t , ),:it state of Debiiity, winch is the u6avaidabie conse,pience or such pernicious habits. • Where tire .unnappy siztl - erer broods over his misery, but carefufly conceals his misfortune, it may be some cons'', lation for ltan to kutiw, that although it be- an ob)ezt ,doubt or uncertainty with c.ther Practiti , iners, the removal of these I)eficiencies by the gradual progress of Rcli ,, Ya z tioli, is • the acquirement of :eta Experiiinee. If the of Bacchus or Venus have began to by" manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early. .Counterac ton of 'this .languid State ; and - in these cases,' fib difficulty will occur. P ICT U.el LI NG - U FFICE, Mty 28, 1807. 'THE COMA lISSIONERSfor VICTU4LLIAG A HIS MAJESTY's NAVY d 1 beteby give Notice, That on Thursday, the iSth oof yone. next, they ge ill be ready to receive Tenders . , in Turiting (Sealed an : .l teeat,ftr Three yit!ridre , t Thousand Gallons of W EST INDIA RUM, or FORE 61 , 41 11 - 12 A N 1)Y ; to 15e delivered, Or.e-half in'th; space' nt one Month, and the remainder, in one Month afterwards', into His Majeity's Vielualling Stores at Deptfo I, Prnismouth, and Nyrn.;uth, -in the following proportions, viz. • Deptford Portsmouth - - 40,000 Plymouth • i MY POCKET-BOOK.. 'This 'Day was published, priLe 4s. 6d. in boards, INAY POCKET-BOOK; or, Hints for ‘.‘. A ryghte merrie and conceiwde" TOUR, in , Quarto; be called " THE STRANGER IN IRELAND, in aos. By A KNIGHT. ERRANT. SUMMER LOTTERY, C ONSISTING of only 'niienty ThOtliatid Tickets, ‘6O - begins Drawing 14th of I la Y, 184. SCHEME. z Prize of £30,000 - - is £30,000 2 a. .• 20,000 *6 40,000 2 Jo, 00 C)Q* - .• • • • 10400 .1000 . 3 • 500 30 . - 5 0 2500 - - - 5'0;000 - - - - R , EVIEWS. The Knight Errant, who now enters the lists with Sir Catr, wields .his light weapon with considerable skill and address; but .he combats -- with temper, and his hits, though made with dexterity, are- deyoid of malice. /le cer tainly displays considerable humour." Anti- Jacobin tot April. - • , We.have laughed heartily at the.whim . and - drollery of My .Pocket-;'Book." --Monthly Mirror fur April. .• We have been much entertained b; Hrusal of this little volum„ I wtnely is iitit,ed •- Rir;hte Metric' Composition.". —European. Magazine tor April.. Phis is Sir lohn Carr'b Stranger in Ireland, travestied by some • k•ellow of infinite. lest.' ".L—Cabinet ton April. • ri • Ted Ito Vernor, Hood. and Sharp; ;t, Poultry ; . and Sold by all Booksellers in tile United Kingdom. 300,000 and ,to 1e bad fpr:by Bills, tayaide, with interest, ninety days after date. liut Where this Delic:ency has for years exis!cd, a pro;ql perseverance is hid:spew:ably equisite. torevyie the sluni bering S parts of Lite, and to. re-aritniate • MA K Hi: 1 ) WO - MEN, Wito have 1 on t ., in.ineir expectations of a Family, may b ass' recti tnat in roost instances, such iiefeets are curable by Medical The Se.:resy winch is , so essential to: iny • .. , ndei - taiuni.l, and tbeltialitica [ions which I have presumed- to state;-rbr!ns the bests of my pretensions, and in coinvdence With. -suet, this tnturiaciora is given, that Mr. liree maybe c-.)nsUfted perstinailv, or by Letters (enclosing a small Note), .'at ns House, No. ay, Arundel siccet, Strand, near - Temple lilt. rf There is an additional Entrance in adjoining, and the Nanic is *it; both the doors. • • • MAaTIN BREA, Member of the Royal Col trge of Stirgeons... A CAUTION. —Some Persons who falsely assert th.!;ii.. selves to be Ni 6 - nbi:lrs of the Royal College, ral months - past copied ray Adveltiscin,:nts alino&t word for Y,ord, and inserted tnem as their own produrtions, it is iTIV duty to mention, that those" Persons arc not Members of .;ily College in London, EdnibuFgli, or elsewhere, nor have they any•r;.ght to practise Surgery in London. 200 - - IS 20,0c0 Tickets SCzoa.ooo The Conditions of the Contr.za may be seen at' the Secretary's Ogee. • N. B. No Tender will be accepted .unless the quantity of Rum . and of Brandy, rogetb,r with the Priceakereof, shall be reparat4 and distinay stared ; nor• will any Tender be admitted fora less quantity than Ten Thousand Gallons of eitber. Article, No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in word,' at length, or 'that 'sball not be deliiiered io the Board , before One ,o'Clocklrm the said Thursday, the &Bth. of June next, nor• unless,the Person who make's the Tender , or some Perron on his beh4f, attends, to answer,_ when called foi. First-drawn Ticket Feurth rljy . , being the only Fixed Capital, TH I RTY THOUSAND POUNDS. frlic.Draiovibg.will be regularly 2000 Tickets each Day. lat, Tuesday. ~ LOY 1+ 6th, Tilesday, - Aug. i r -Tuesday, - '•• luly - 21 1 "T h, Wedn day, - A lig,- rz. 3d, Tittsday, 13 4th',. Thursday, - Aug. 6 9111, Friday, - - A I , g. LI sthfr Sataiday S 1611 f, Saturday, - Aug.. 15 • P RICE. • Ticket - - - £l9 lb o tialf - - - ,Cio 3 o I Eighth - 0 uarter - . ,s 3_ Sixteenth' - 6 6 • .. i'bis Day was published, • Prig. 6a. or Ss. a D0z,..,1 tor .I)fs ribution, -.-. NEW Ei , I rION,•0.1 , . AN ADDRESS to YOUNG PERSONS after CONFIRMATION. By RICHARD WATS()N; D.D. Lord 'Bishop - of Landaff. Pritited forF.C. anal. Rivington, No. 6z - , St, Paul's Church • yard; and 1. Walicer, 44, paternoster-tuw. N.B. A few Copics are printed on a Lager Letter, and fine Piper, price Is. • eOOLING CASTLE FARIVI, near 'MCI-JESTER / KENT. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • At Caraways Coffee-House, in Change-Alley, Cornhill, Lriridoii on Wednesday' the 17th of June, at Twelve 6'Clock t , in Three Lots, To T. TAYLOR, SurgeOn, . No. q, New iiridgo-stre;;;; Lunduki. „ By Mr. LEONARD, Very 'Valuable VIEIHOLP FARM, called COOLING CASTLE, six Miles from Gravesend, and tour front Rochester, in a high state of Cultiyation, with ad'otcelidnt Farrri-House, and all suitable Ouf:buildings, and 4 ei;tiage, all - in good Repair ; containing - in the whole 46c. Acres, .little more or less, of rich Arable, Meadow, Pasture, 4nfl fresh Marsh Land, all lying together in a Ring Fence, in tie Parish of Cooling and Cliff; the whole in the occupa tion of Mr. Michael' Comport, whose Lease thereof expires at Michaelmas next. A Map may be seen at Mr. Woodgate's, Solicitor, Golden s(ivat:e. London, of whom printed Particulars may be had ; also at GarraWay's ; at the Fountain, Canterbury ; the George, Sittingbourne ; the Star, Maidstone ; the Sun. .Chatham ; the Knit, Rochester; the Sir lohn Falstaff; Gad's Hill ; the White Hart, Gravesend ; the Bull,- - Dartford ; and Of Alt. Leonard, Land Surveyor, Chapel-cnurt, New 13urlingfon street, London. This Day was published, B 9 Mathews and Leigh, No. 18, Strand, H. D. Symonds, Pateinspter-row, London; Dugdale, Dubli n ; :and may be haclifit any Bookseller, in One Volume Odavo, wit li an elegant Portrait of the AuthOr, a New Edition, price only 3s. containing nearly 300 Pages, of SoLOmONs GUIDE TO HEALTH; or, Ad- Li vice to,both Sexes, in a Variety: .of •Complaints..• hx Planting, in a concise and plain manner, the 'node, treat znent, and most efficacious Remedies for the following [his. eases, which are treated of under their respeditt heads, viz. Abortion or Aliscairiage • I ndispOsitions attendant. on Asthma Pregnancy Appetite, Loss of IfidigestiOn Barrenness. !. Juvenile Indiscretion Bilious Complaints . Lowness of Spirits Chlorosis or G rem Sickness 'Menstrual - E Vacuations Child-bearing : Nervous Diseases Consumptions ' Onanism, or Seciet Venery Female Diseases Pregnancy Fits Phthisis, or Cough Fluor Albus, or Whites Rheumatism Flatulonce, or Wind Scrofula .. . C leets I Seminal Weaknesses Gonorrhoea - i Scurvy Ilypochendria, or Melan- Turn of-Life, choly Complaints Sac. Sic. • To which is added, jin Essay on the Venereal Disease, tleets, and Seminal Weaknesses. The whole illustrated and interspersed with a variety of authentic fads n:ver'be... tote published. By S, SOLOMON, M. D. The Author is proud to confess, that he has been assisted, by Many eminent literary medical men, .to whose labours and Assistance he is Much indebted • they, as Well as himself, have tried. the- remedies.prescribed, and ackflowledged their salutary and powerful Orders given to any .tiokspiler in ;Townior Cpuntry, 4, Solomon's Guide to Health," will be duly executed at ( lly 3s. each copy, free of' eirlia,te. For the very' exLellent tharader of this bOok, seethe different London : Printed for the, „oi . uth,dr, and sold by Mathews and Leigh, No. il, Stra:id - : and H. 11. Pater.' nostcr-row ; also by ail Lioeitscilersin - the United i wgdurri. Tjtis Day was ptiblistred, Handsomely printed in in One large Volume, Price, in °cards, 21. -ZS.. \AEMOIRS of the LIRE of I\ll-. ELIZABETH FYI CA'RT . E R, with a New Edition of her Poems, Some of which have never appeared before ;•to which will be added some Miscellaneous Essays in Prose, together w; th her Notes on the Bible, and Answers to Objections conceriling the Christian Religion. By the Rev. MONTAGU PENNINGTON,'M A. Vicar of Northburn,• in Kent, her Nci.iiiew and, Executor. Printed for F C. and I. Rivington,' No. 62, St. Paul's .Church-yard ; sold also by I. Hatchard, No. 190, Of whom may he had, lately published, , . Handsomely printed in Two Volumes, Octavo, price t6s. The Works of Epictetus, consisting of his Discourses, in Four Rooks, preserved by Arria.a.; the - Enchiridion, and Fragments. • Translated from the original Creek, by the late Mrs. Elizabeth Carter; with an IntroduCtion and Notes by the Translator. The Fourth Edition, with the Translator's last ~ , dclitiOns and Corrediorts. PATERSON's ROADS. In the Press, and speedily will be published, A New Edition,.. being the- Fourteenth of this jam, WORK, arranged ulion au improved Plan, so that tlie Seats and other Objects worthy of uotice will be brought be fore the Eye in the same Vage in which the Roads are 'de scribed The whole greatly augmented by. every official Aid, and by•the Assistance of Francis Fret hng, Esq. Secretary to the Post-Office, attd-of the several survefors of tire provincial Distrids, under the Authority of the Postmaster-General.. By Lieut. Colonel PATE.RSON, Assistant Quarter- Nlaster-General of His Majesty's Forces. in.the mean time may be , had, price :is, sewed, Paterson's Roads, in a pocket size, for the convenience of. Riders and other Travellers;' containing the most accurate Description of the RoadS, Without the Country, Seats. 'Sold by Messrs. Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater.. noster-row, and V. Faden, Charing-Cross. GRECIAN LITERATURE, This Day was published, price' 125. 111 boallls, ARCIVEOLOGIA GR/ECA, or the Antiquities of Greece; being an Account of the Manners and Cus toms of the Greeks, deduced from the late,it and best author tines, and relating to their . , . Government, ' Dress, lEntertainments, . Magistracy, Exercises, FoTd, Laws, ,' Baths, ' Music; I udicial Proceedings, Marriages, ' Painting, Religion, Divorces,. Public Buildings, Games, - ' Funerals, - ' ,Harbours, - Military and: Naval Domestic Em. Weights and Mea. Affairs, - ployrnents, sures, &c. elcc. . ... - a r - • 'Chiefly designed to illustrate.the Greek Classics, by ex plaining Words and Phrases according to the Rites and Cus toms to which they refer. To which are prefixed, a brief history of the Grecian States, and Biographical Sketches of the principal Greek Writers. By the'Rev. JOHN ROBINSON, Of Christ's Cbilege, Cambridge, Master oft he F;eeGrammar School at 'itivenstonedale, in Westmoreland. London: Printed for Richard Phillips, No: 6, New Bridge street .; and sold by all Booksiellers. lust published, by the same Author, The ,Grammar of History, by means of which that im portant subject maybe practically taught in Sthools, price 3s. bound. AncienelliStory, for the Use of Schools, in one closely printed vniume,,duodecimo, price 6s. bOUnd. Modan history, for the Use of Schools, similar to the An- History,. price 6s. bound,...‘ •:1 ' FREEHOLD ESTATE, WINDSOR . FOREST. TO BE SOLD By PRIVATE. CONTRACT, A'Most Desirable' FREEHOLD ESTATE, on the borders of .Windsor Forest, 31, miles from London, about ten from Windsor, one - mile from Binfield, and two miles trom , a Post and Market town. It consists of about 38 Acres of Land, of which about 2; Acres are Meadow and Past4re; and about 13 Acres Arable; with Farm-house; Barn, Stable, and Cotiage - , in petted repair,. and unlimited right of Pisiure over extensive Commons. The Land is within a perfect Ring-fence, s occupied by the Proprietor, is in the highest state of cultivation, and possession may be had as soon as thelturehase is completed: • "1 - 'rimberand growing CropS to be taken at a valuation. The neighbour hood Is'genteel, the Country abounds with Came, the King's Hounds, .as Also a Pack of -.Vox- ' , Hounds, frequently trust in the vicinity. A CoaCh for. London pisses daily through the aforesaid. Market-town.--:Apply - to Messrs. Bolton, Lane, and Lane, No. 5, Laurence Poultney-hill. RENOVATED . . TT has been too- frequently the suL.,JeL of just-and general reprobacion, tuat men destitute ofthc elements of the medical ant have otf'ered themselves at.; czndidates for public pat rowagein the 'pratession of physic.. For the purpose of doing justice to the result ut our studies and experience, and tOlirevent us froth being classed ;nubil those cmpirics, whose imprudent . pretenslolls have, wriortimately for society, been too favourably r,,c,ivett, we beg leave to subinit to the liberal and enlightened a faitnrul statement of o u r; put - Suits and ac. quireinents. After having received a regular-medical educa tion as the phpilr. of Messrs. Crindedand..l3llearci, -Whose lectures and practice we carefully attended, as potessors and surgeons of the London Hospital; we entered ourselves as . students in that justly celebrated scliool for ino.caliacquire merit, the:Royal College of Eclin:iorgli, and Were instructed - irr the ditli:rent branches:o; anat - oftly, surgery, the theory and practice of-physic, chemistry, miciNvatery, ii,,rauye Sec. kc. by thoSe ernineht protesSors, Drs: Monro, Cr4rary, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. .We trust we shall not be deemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable.. ,Having tor a long series of years made Vener, , al'Cornplaint;; and the vaitous diseases of Debility, the particular objeCtot our studies and practice, 'it will, we hope, he allowed that wc have ill.:(11.1i1::(1 superior knowledge of their treatment and cure. In slight and recent cases orinfeCtion is I,crteet re-establishment is completed in the shot t period of twe 'dayS ; - and in / those of the utmost in veteracy, where other practiminers have failed oi. success, a prolier perz,evcrA)Le iii ....or ohm of trcatineht ensures to the patient a Safi: and t cure. - Amidst the melancholy 'variety of disordes-which are the • eff:cts of- a habit long and most unhappily „pursued by the -youthotboth sexes, there' are none more _aiarrni,ng.or inure distressing than lliose deficiencies - and debilitiel Whiell fre quently- prevent or embitter the matfimonial state. To such persons it must be a consolation to know that they may nowi_ by a new and infalli;)le tootle of treatment, be restored 'to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, 114/11 y, 'and vigor ous constitution.. ln 'SEI cases ut debility, Born whatever , cause arising ; as well as in every species of venereal infection, - . we may be consulted by patients• of either sex with the great. cat .secrecy and honour. ; I lours-of consultation at home from ten to three, and, ficun 6 in the ev:Naing till in a , .night. Patients in the country ate requested to ~tate the particu lars of their case, age, and general habit of living, &c,,&c. in 'closing a remittance tor advicC smut medicines, when the same will be given, or sent to any part of the k in9,doin • TO ensue , that secrecy .so essential to our undertAking, toe postage of letters may be added to the acconnx.for CURRIE‘and Co. Surgeons. . - No. 1-67, Hatton-garden'. n 7 Messrs., Carrie ard.Co. •have -CeitilicateS from the above respectable Pro(essw's of London and Ediaburgii,.ot the diligence skill, and humanity, with wiiiuh Ailey per formed • the laltities assi;tned -them during the timitothey at. tclide(i . their,LeWires amt. Ptietice. ~: .., ..~ .~: :f Edinburgh, May .2, 1? - 30,-,. N . the Spring of 1794. I Nyas affliEted with a • ./ Venereal Complaint, \vhich l treated with takici.::- enee for tiiq: mouths ; 'but was then 'obliged to .- apply to reguldr Physic,,,; -- ., who - put - a . tempairary stop tothe"sir i_ lance of the Disease (by mercurial .applications)for .some tithe; laufgrOwing, in spite of all medicine and the advio,, • ei the first Geatien or the Faculty here, werSe. ,tpal worse fOr two years, I Was reduced to a state almost arallele4 and .beyond description; being 'an entire' leper, and Ulcerated front 11:.ad to foot.---Nly-he id, throat, mouth, n o se, legs, arms, &c. have been alternately in danger of becoming useless; in short, I have had from tWeiity, to thlriY - eating ulcers on MY body; and nearly totally d Trived of sight.--It would be voluminous to p.rti.:ula raze a n My ease—sullice it to say, there never was, or ever %% rip be, pm of a more dangerous, or of a more compli cated nature. I was long lookZ,At upUn by my friends, and imaginAi myself, beyond ail hopes of recovery ; and, dee , .t, in my tken condition, death 'w:is pr‘!ferable to niji . more than miserable state. In this Art•a[l:r - ,il situati,M eiju I drag a moSt miserable' oiistence, till I),vute Pn,vidchce threw in my way a Newspaper containing the case of: a Mr. • re.id it, I not.-1 sent and' procured some of your 1.12,-‘;; AT ENT . I'lL LS: which, by using - frrim to" time, asst nowt-and have lung been, .(alter More than four years indzs::ribabie. - distress), in as gOod a state of ii alto as.ev:.r I enjiyed ; as a p, root ut this, I had - a fine, thrivirw, enild, born to inc a Jew :ilonllis ago. In gratitude to Got, anti in ho p es o f rendering my leilow-creatur , service; I r:.(1 , 1 ;t to publish this ; and .yuu may at any - time refer . persons wish to be sansfied pf, the truth of this, .or loaner • culars*, to me or my friends, by letter cr•peron. • A s sew c a ses for badness ever equal mine, and bone exceed it, I have front experience every reason to assure mankind, that in your LEAKE's PILLS they will find a sure, speecly - safe, and radical cure, lot . the mos- dread fid sage of ;he Venereal Disease, which is called en No FLves..IOHN * Insurmountable family reasons prevent .making . Itiy name and..address public; but creditable neßioiis really s.vaaring inform:l6on May also . be rekried to :ne and thy tri,tisils by Mrs. S. clad., Rainsay-Gardens; Eansbnigh. Prepared and Sold by the Sole prOprietor, T. TAY L R, , Isilember of tilt" , Royal College:4 Sr - • in Lio : sdon, af 'his`h•ainie, No. New: Pkisis••street, • Where he give Advice without ii,fee, to ing these 'Pills, and will answer- plrien7 - s letters, if post. paid, on the sense terms, observing in ail . eases •-the -most inviolaii.le, secrecy, no person's naniC or case having b een mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the •prieuar, during the course ot more -than-thirty-six years, that he'haS had the conducting of an-extensive sale of the" above Medicine, and the. practice arising tnereirom. They are also-sold by his Appointment, ior the conve. nience ,ot those living •at a • distance, 'by klr. • Baxier, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr:- Macdonald, PI - niter, G.ias.. gow, to whom also Mr. T. refers for his addre.ss; et the Perfniner's, No. 35, • St. Alban's-street, Pall-mall; Mr. Robertson's Toy-shop, No. tea, Oxtbrd-street; 'Mr. Dis.- • borough's, No. 7, I ish-street-hill, nearly opposite the M 0... nornent ;• -Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. 'l, Union-row, Little, -Tower-hill; ML. Bull, Dame.street,••Dublin ; and by one person , in every considerable'town in Great-Britain and • M Poxes ot only as. 9d. each, sealed. up - With full and 'plain' diredioii:, whereby persons of either Sex may cure themselves w:th ease.and secrecy. • N. B. Every Box sold in Great 'Britain -is sealed , up with a Stainp; 'ots WhiCh, by favour ot the••'Corritis'l;- -siOners, is printed, at' the' .Starnp-tiifice—" T. - :fay' •,,. N-s 6, New-Bridge-stmet;"' to imitate which - is felony,': - fid: - all ot;v:rs are couniertkits. .