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A New Method of Instruction for Children from live to Teti Years old'; with Models: of Conipbsition in Writing for Ciklildren Teat or - Twelv-Years.old.; and a, new Method of teaching Children to draW, tznio:' Price 4s. boards. ' 4 . . La Bruyere the iess ; or, Chatade6 and i\lerWers of the Children of the Present Age, 124110. Price 35. 6d. boards. • TO BE PEREMPTORILY RE-SOLI% , Pursuant:to an Order of the High Court of Chancery, Made in a Cause SMITH against COLHOUN; before john Spranger, Esq. one of the iMaSters of said Court, at the Public Sale Room in Southampton:.buildings, Chan cerylane, London, on Saturday the Zyst of August instant; betvvegn the hours of Lleven and Twelve of the Clock in the Forenoon; in - Three Lots; C'EVERAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, late of JOIN .A.RCHER, Esq. deceased,. and situate in- the ParisheS of Chapcl-en-le, Filth, in Bowden Edge; Hope, and Castleton, hi the County of Derby, beingthe Premises cont.: prised in Lots 4,8, and 9, 'mentioned in the Particulars of the several. Estatcs.sold in.-tht:iziOnth of rune last; at Buxton. Particulars w t hereolimay e ne had at the said Master's. Cham bers, Southanipto'nLbnildnigs aforesaid; of Messrs. Graham', Solicitors,. ; of Messrs. Mayo and ,Pearse,.Soli citors, 'Cloal:-)ane ; of Messrs. Black; Epping,YEssex, and Teinple, London ; Mr. WilMot, fidswell, and Mr. Isaac Hall, Castletoq. • EAST I:trig:4 MUSE; . , . - .Autllst 4; TVCOA.7IIIITT.EE 'the trIviTED Co.i4PA AfERCIIA.Ivrs of E:;('= tradin g - to the East in Fer, ds hereby giise Notice) Th;zt . /Y - e-Ceniniitter will be re.i f y th.rectiviA:apOrals in :writ ing,. re,Ved' up, on IVEDN ES DAY; the Ath iniant; for vtp- J' ngthe ansl4. , :j. with COPPER; And such Pereons who.m:v think propir to deliver it Tont . ers, must ex:piess therein the loWest Pric'es, as dig will hot Aive an pportnn:itp . intskingany 4w:eine!!! , The Conditions of she Goiania May be seen , aftpl,Yink to Mr. James Coggan, Clerk lathe Said Committee, with 7c . h.o,nu he Tender; must be left be, re o'Clock' at :\Toen'cn tip said 18th day of ilugust,• as not airy Tender tvill be r,:cei-i.ed7.fter tbilt hour. • ExTERNALAPYEAkANCT., NECESSARY IN LIFE. T ORD CHESTERFIELD particularly advises la Cleanliness; got only as necessary to Health, but the Success of our Fortunes in Lift'; and with SO Slothful a complaint as. any disease that has the least ankdogy to the Scrofula, Inttnience will naturally :pmyent either of:the Sixet fl'om proHtiog by this excellent observation. ERUPTIONS IN TIIE FACE% This Day . waS - pric6 is.. 6d. A SERMON preached before the'Stamford Lodge 1 - 1. of ODD FELLOWS, in ,the Parish Church of Ali- Saints, siamford, on Monday the-r4iii of Julie, 1862,. ISLAND OF LUND.Y.' By the Rev. ROBERT LASCELLES CARR, Chaplain to Earl Clanwilliam, andlto Lord Mendip,. THE ISLAND of LUNDY, in the Bristol it.! Channel, WILL BE SOLD some time in the Month of November next, at G:irraway's Cotee-house, London, of which timely Notice will be given. In theTnean-timi.-. ' any .information respecting the Island may be lead, by applying to Air. Drake, Solicitor, 'Barnsta ple, Devon'. Dated. August.; Suitt by J. White, Fleet-street. Where maybe had, by'tlre same Author, A Farewell -Ser.- Mail, preached at'hlarker Deeping,- price. Is. and a fast-Ser mon, preached at Stamford, price is. 6d. BIRMINGHAM MUSICAL FESTIVAL, ror. the BENEFIT:of the GF:l`; ZRAL HOSPITAL, Under the Patronage and Direblion of theißight Hon. the EARL of DA , - • And under the Patronage of The Most Noble th e MARQUIS o f HERTFORD, The EARL of WARWICK, „. The EARL of AYLESFORD, The EARL of CRAVEN, Lord Vi scount DUDLEY and WARD, Lord WILLOUGHBY DE BROK.:, - Lord MI DDI.ETON, Lord BROOKE, - • Sir JOHN MORDAUNT, Bart. Sii-G„SHUCKBURGH EVE.LyN, Bart. M.P. Sir E. C. HARTOPP, M. P. IIUGDALP S. DUGDA LE, Esq.. M. P. lIENEAGE LEGGE, Esq. A T St. Philip's. Church,on- Tednesday Morning the 22d of September, a E RMON ‘vill be, preached - I „,'Y the Hon. and Rev. E. A. Legge, Prebendary of Canter- Vicar of Lewisham, and one of his Majesty's Chap lins in Ordinary. In the Course of the Service will be performed, The DETTINGEN TE DEUM, The HUNDREDTH PSALM,. ANTHEM, 4‘ When the Err heard him," HA sntz. ii the CORONATION AN FHEM. In LANEOUS the Ev en i ng, at the Theatre, a GRAID, NI/SCEL. CONCERT. °n Thursday Morning, Sept. 23, at St. Philip's Church, the Oratorio Of CREATION, composed hy Haydn. - LA In the Evening, at the Theatre, a GRAND MISCEL- GalateaO. NEUS CONCERT, with a Seledion from Acis and ~,On Friday Morning, Sept. 24, at St. Philip's Church, - TH E MESSIAH. In the Evening, at the Theatre, A GRAND MISCEL. '''ANE.OUS CON ' CERT. . , roitiNcipAL SINGERS, • • Madame DUSSECK, Miss TENN.A.NT, And Mrs. MOUNTAIN. Mr. BRAHAAI, • , Mr. - W. KNYVErf, Mr. ELLIOTT, And Mr. DENNIAN. • ' PAINbIi , AL INSTRUMENTAL Yk.Y.FORMEaS, tr r , Mr. F. CRAMER, leader. . c. zq-r J : L lark, zd Vi o lin, Mi ss antelos, Pedal Harp, Ai r . Lindl e y, Tenor, MeSS.Lealideis,Frenchliorns, I,i i .l i kLinciley,Violoncello, Mr. Hyde, .. . • Trum- Ai r 2 Gyce, Double Bass, Mr. C a nt e lo, . pets. AI,. ,„4,slic, Flute, ' - V Mr. Flask, Ikk trskine, Oboe, Mr. rC:ssler, • •Tr°l-4- bones. Mahon, Clarinet, Sig. arriotti,M f. Holmes, LaSSOCIII, Mr. Jenkinson, Double Drums. Th. cl Organ, Mr. Harris. r i . o a- other parts of the Band will be filled by the most ap. je Performers in the Kingdom. k 4 here will be BALLS each Evening at the new Assembly PM at the Shakesperr Tavern. Q-' ti ,: The Performers are desired to be. at Birmingham in ''t to rehearss. on Monday Afterndon, Sept. 2.0. ._____ i .4 (:)S T oar ola .Letter.axidresseci: to a .Gritiernall at West Wickham, near Beckenhzn, in Kent, 'a scl. \\.',NIC-N'OTE, No. 8640. TEN FUNDS %WARD l'ad be:given to any Person who may have found the same. voilroent is st o pp e d at tilt:Blink. It will be deemed a fa. Pas, if any Person through whose, hands this Note may have o — ed, will give information to Messt , , , . Neeld arid Fladgate, 31, Nortolk . -street, Strand. . • WANTED TO PURCHASE, FREEHOLD ESTATE, vaiue.froin Two to s uri ._ Five Thousand Pounds s . situated 41,,the,County. of C o b i ;/ . . Preference will be given .to riar tific Towns or 4 ' ll , Leaihcrhead, C.;,uitciford ; tovonslst ot a snug House, O ffl ,e Cottag e style, with Coach.h&use, Stabling, and Out, ,Oes, Carden, and suitable proportion of Land adjoining. , iures s to Mr. .Munn, Surveyor, Aligel-cuurt, Snow-hill, WANTI3_,TO RENT, And enter upon A.,SMALL HOUSE, in (rood Repair ; contain_ b esio .4lg two Sitting-rooms, three or four yed-rooms, d en es Servants' 'Rooms, with Coach-housc t Stable, Th e _ ° , C • and from fifteen to thirty Acres of Grass NvellaJuse FURNISHEDort/NVIJRNISHED,Petprtner L ette r s e Prcterred. Distance within 100 Miles of London • , to j . ••-r, Ost-paid, mentioran.! every patioular, addressed No. 56, St. Mary Axe, will be attended to. CI) --- " -- p , , ...----+-........ i r , - -;ANMENT AGENCY, OFFICERSHALF-PAY, COUNT and ANNUILTY-O'FFICE," No:7, Cecil s'reet, Strand. MELVILLE and Cc. respeafuliy• inform the uti•-‘,. Public, they continue to Negociate for the P*lirchase 1 1 , eli f 41 .0 of every b ii,: ,t, or L and and Funded Property. from thar long-esta ro tied a nd respeaable Money Connection, they are enabled trot iscotint good Bills of Exchange and Sums of Money. of n 4 ) 01 - to 506 0 1 ' is always reach; ter the - purchase wel-s ecured — ArnUities arising fron't Estates, Houses, 'L i ' v eY' in the Fiinds, either by Will or Settlements; Church The t l _g . 7 , .&c.- ‘viol privilege of redemption., at pleasure of Geve"rn"ier, and a liberal price given. , Yearly Incomes on -1, 3 1 . - to i ik ni, states, and Funded Property ork:oale, from on B ~ 3°° l. a-year, clearing from 51. to 2z , i. per cent. both tialf..u.,:ers and Sellers lives. Navy all.t Military Officers 1, 4 1 . )4 Y, and Widows Pensions received. - - 1, sot-mil -Applications received daily. No Letters unless reSt,paid. M ROMAN CEMENT. . . ESSRS. PARKER a nd C o. B an k s id e, " S out h_ to ‘.,, wark, rnanufadure Cement, or Mortar, for building ,tytlLer ater, winch f a r surpasses in utility Dutch Terms, or St,„ ° kind of Mortar : it gives to ail kinds of Brick -or it ;, e Work, a n uncommon degree of strength and * cohesion ; lae'e.3 un der Water, soon becomes as hard as Stone, and may all i,,P°,sed even to the adion of.tlie Sea, without injury. In this e ." ll dings, therefore, intended to resist, or contain Water, b e i `-elnent may be used with singular advantage •, or it may t,:t.°wered with Lithe and Sand, to any desirable degree, tor .410 n purposes. . the .. e Y also prepare STUCCO for casing Buildings with, of the hard hard and durable nature as the Cment : it, preserves c0 n .,,,,a11s from wet- and damp, and may be executed so as Il tt t ",', e te . lY to resemble Stone, at a very moderate expense.tur4l,iiving, Coping, and Gutter Stones, 4....r.aper than Na— l',. , tone. ..._. ESTATES IN IRELAND. To BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,ICE following ESTATES, viz. A FREE t„ HO LD ESTATE, ca ll e d DERRYNE ALE, i n t h e 11,7, --41 tY of Down. To miles from Newry, and 6o from Dub nt 7t -i g the an nin nual4 I ride Acre4l9s, l and lett Bd. to respectable Te , a gent of . . , EST - I,'E in the COUNTY of MEATH, held on a Ij l b se for 9oc years, Containing 4.a0 Irish Acres, 4 miles from 411eda, per za from Dublin; lett to respedable Tenants, at 3 ooi. per Annum nett Rents. 1k4F,...1'EE1-I(SLD ' ESTATE in the COUNTY of LIME sh 'N., containing about 380 Irish Acres, situate near the j et 4 lnon, la miles from Lim er i c k ; one h al f of wh i ch was rsago to Richard fevers, Esq. at a net Rent of 2201. Star a•nri a Fine of 5001. and the other half lettin the 1 571 to Mr. J o hn I3oulster, at 0.-3 s. ad. but now worth °- lets, N. at ,east 45ol• per Annum.l►el . Tne Lite on which this latter part of the Estate is con , t s is 69 Years of Age, and when it drops, the Rental will • I: e q"entl -.le increased from 31 , 31. to 6 , 01: C °I. t he Pti,aes, and further Partictilar, • pply to Messrs. , r , e 87., 4nd CoVf.elcl, Skirmers' Loucirill''. JUVENILE. BOOKS. This Day was published, in, Two. small Volumes, P rice Four Snillings, half-bound,. printed in a large Type, and em bellished With Twelve handsome Copper-plates, BIBLE STORIES; _or, ,the. Memorable Ails of the ancient Patriarchs, Judges, and Kings, extradect from their original Historians in the. Old and New Testament. The above-mentioned .Work is, the produdion of a Parent, who could- not 'find, arnong,the- nurnerous Works which for, the last twenty years have been published for the Use of Chil dren, one which he could, with complete - s . aiisfadiOn,lnit into the 'lauds of his own. The-Narrations contained iii the Old and New Testarnum, surpass in .Interestatid Simplicity ahy specimens of Narration which can-be found in the world. The present Volume, it may therefore be suppscd, will prove to Children .a poSy . of sweet-smelling flowers, with out oneshrub'of evil scent, or 'a single thorn to dctrad . froni the pleasure it is abletoaltbrd, Printed tbr Richard Phillips, No. 7 1, St. 'Paul's Church yard; and scild , b , 13.- , Tabart, t 57, New Bond-street; by J. Harris, St. Paul's Church-vcird, and by all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, the following superior Books .for the Use of young Persong, lately p üblished, I. 'MS'S Aikin's Poetry for Children, price as. 6d. ' a. The Juvenile ; Plitarch, consisting of the-Lives of ex traordinary Children, price 25. 6d. 3 Visits to the Menagerie and the Botanical Gardan, at Paris. By 1.-. F. Jatifilet, tn.a Yols.. price 3s. 4. The Lib tie Ffermicage. By 1.. F. Jautfret, price ts. bd. NEW TAX ON TI-1 TRACTORS. .1D- D. PERKINS, •of Leiester-square, Patentee, .• announces, that their extensive sale and reputation, now acquired, having made them an object of the attention of G.overnment.; an Att has just been passed, which lays zos. on the sale of each ser, to take place on the ist ofSeptenther - next,' when their price must necessarily be advanced to six • guineas. The Patentee. alzo notifies, that the credit of the Traaors being now thoroughly established, he has made arrangements to be absent much of his time fro.n London, after the isr of September, when he ,shall coin nit their entire, sale to his R D FEE it 1 - C KS Nil Chemist, in the Haymarket, who having, :rpm much ppac,lk.t.with , theni; during the three years past„:ad full opportu,:ityito - prove th:irefficAcy, is well Iqualitial to give every necessary information on the subject. TO WRITING MASTERS;. WANTED imibediately, inn - a Classical School, at Deytheur, near-Shrewsbury, a young Man of genteel Manners, %veil qualified to teach the English Lan guage, Writing in ail its difierent hands, Geometry, Land surveving and Mensuration of every kind. 'A. Liberal .Salary will be given, with Board, Washing, and Lodging. Apply (post-paid) to the ltelr.Tulm Geary, • Deytheur, near Shrewsbury.- • . .• - TANTED TO HIRE, froln zo to 'do Miles V V from London, a good roomy..PAM' L'Y HOUSE ; it must consist of "7 - or B'best Bed-Chainbers, a Dressing room, Drawing-too.n, •good , sized Dining: Parlour, common ditto, centleinan's loin, Kitchen, Butler's Bantry,' Ser vants' Hall, Laundry, Dairy, goOd Stabling for six or eight Horses : and all 'out-door and other-Convenience:J. From ao to so Acres of !Land; Walled Garden---.it must be modern, and in perfed repair. Apply . to Mr. , Applcyard, Stationer, Wimpole-street,' Ca - ycndish-square.—N. B. NO Letters will be received unless post=paid..: ; FORTH AND CLYDE NAVIGATION. . . . . 7SOLD, '0 BE TWENTY SHARES in Out 1_ prOtitable lindrtaking, noW.rnade into Stock at 3'261. per Share, the'last Dividend lot. Its. per Share, with great probability of increase. ,• - , . , - . _ Inquire of Mr. C. Rolleston, Tokcnhouse Yard, near the Bank. Patronized by the Royal-Family and Nobility. BILIOUS FLATULBNCIBS, OB_ ST RUCTIONS-, HEAD-ACHS; &c. TjU3LIC Testimony of- DIXON's ANTIBILI 1_ •0 US PILLS, added ,to twenty. }ears, extensive private practice, the Proprietor, as an Apinhecary, has experienced' in the high. Circles, in .0(6 r use, point theid out 'as ; the most pleasant and' convenient Medicine tOr the remov:d of• all Bilious COMplaint4 ancrfor those . Disorders which arise from an irregular secretion of bile quid fi - Lc pre g'- nancy, theyardeininently-"serviceable in preventing Costive-. nets, Sickness at the Szomach, Nervous Head-achs, Heart burn, &c. which attack the Fair Sex at that delicate 'period. —They are an excellent Medicine , •preparatory to Sea, bath_ ing ; by taking one or two Pills for two or three nights pre- Vious to bathing,: will cleanse - the .boviels from' any crudities which may adhere to them, and render the body in a proper state ; without which, many / 14hr:on - din - table complaints 'en sue, such s•11::: . ad-aelis, chillness, Cases of their. exthwidinary efliCacy from.l4obletrien and :Ladies, are wrapped round each box,-.signed.G. Dixon, .111 J. counter-signed Ching and Butl;r. SoLi , wholesale and, at Ch'ing and Butler's; Cheap side, near St. Paul's ; - and bz most Medicine Venders in every Town in the United Kingdoms; in boxes, and ss. sd. half boxes, as. 90,. To MERCHANTS, CAPTAIN'S of SHIPS, • OFFICE - RS of the ARMY, NAVY, and OTHERS.. For isi4R.VOUS DISORDERS aaul INWARII DECAY, Loss of Memory, Feebleness, Dimness of Sight, • • Horrors - olthe Mind, Pains of theEack and Loins, Paralytic Complaints, Tremblings, ecc. &c, &c. IJUNTER's. RESTORATIVE: BALSAM • of ii 1. LIFE and' HEALTH is now taken by Gentlemen of the first distinelion in this. Kingdom,, as well as others, by whom it Is acknowledged to possess the most efficacious pro perties in the cure-of Weakness and Decays. It supplies the exhausted parts with fresh juices, and totally re-establishes the whole Nervous Sys,tein. • Gentlemen from the Last-and West Indies, whose habits 'were relaxed by -the heat of thoe Climates, have received infinite benefit; as well as Officers , belonging to the Army and Navy, whose_ Constitutions were impaired by hard ser vice, aritt-the various of Climate, -Persons far advanced in years should frequently take a few -Boxes orthis Restorative, which will amazingly strengthen them, - be- the means of . preventing vziiious disorders, and in some measure guard against the ravages of time. Note.—This Restorative is prepared in Pills which pro duce more gradual and lasting eMnis -than all the internal forms; the finet parts - of the Balsam are also better preserved. A Pamphlet on its virtues, with a List of Cures annexed, may be had of the Nierniers, price 6d.. 'to be had 'at Wade's Medicine Warehouses,. No. 163, Fleet -street,. and No. i 3, Old Bond -street; Tut% Royal Exchange; Matthews, Bookseller,' Strand ; Bacon, Oxford street ; CrutWell, Bath; Swiney, Printer, Birmingham ; Tesseyman, York ; Binns, Bookseller, Le e d s ; and all other Venders of Medicines in Town and Country—price 6s. 3d. the box ; or it may be had in larger BoxeS price only 11. 135.. which contain the quantity o f six small boxe i as made . up for the Army and Navy. N. B. Country . Gentlemen and others may be supplied with this Medicine, by sending their orders by Coachmen,. or Newsmen, or by inciusingcash in a small parcel, direaed to Mr. john Wade, No. .163, Fleet-street, or at- No. 13, Old Bond-street. WESTMORLAND TO BE SOLD, the Valuable and Improveable FREEHOLD ESTATE of BREEK's . HALL, dis tant 'four Miles from Appleby, the County Town," and' five ITbm:the Market Town of Kirby Stephen : consisting of the Hall, a large old Mansion, with suitable Buildings, all in good repair, arid two otherFarm - Houses lately built, with all necessary convenicricies to each e also .Bt2 Acres (as per Ilan of the Estate) of Arable, MeadoW, and Pasture" Land, lying in a Ring Fence. The Estate is well fenced, and well watered, a •Tront Stream running through it, and many 1. Springs._ It possesses - in itself the means of great improve ment, by. inexhaustible Quarries of blue Lithe Stone,. of the first-quality, and two ,Lime Kilns ; the Land Taxis re deemed,' and the whole, forty-two Acres excepted, is Tithe.- free, and haVing an unlimited Right on the valuable and ex tensive Common of Asby Mask, being excellent Sheep Laud, For further Particulars, enquire of Matthew Stephenson,' Esq. of . Sawbridge, adjoining Breek's Hall, the owner; Sampson. George, Esq. Middleton Tyas, near Richmond; Mr. Richard Stephenson, -Attorney-at-Law ' Appleby ; or Mr. Benjamin Liddle, at Constantine Hill,. Bishop ALlA:land, Durham.- - ---James Wright, at Sa.wbridg, Servant to Mr. 'Stephenson, will shew the PremiseL • • " VOR RHEU M Ansmsokheilmatic-Gout, bago, Numbness,. Palsy,, Flatulency,'s - pasmodic or Flying Pains, gei.tral Debility and Relikition of - the •S-ys tem, Sprains, Bruises has_ proved WHITEH.EAD's ESSENCE OF MUSTARD (Pills and Fluid), the most remedy made known to the World; haYilig' succeeded in cases-of six, eight, ten, twenty, and even' of limy yearS standing, after every other means had failed, and it has absolutely cured inure Patients of the above Com plaints, than all the Me:licines'evor before Made Public.H— The Fluid Essence - is so singularly penetrating and speedy in operation, as generally to effect the cure of the severest Sprains and Bruises by a few app ca i6n s. is prepared and signed by the Proprietor, R. Johnston,- Apothecary, No. 15, Greek -street, Soho, London ; and sold at as. gd. each box or bottle.—and its reputation is so universally esta blished, that it truly be had of every Medicine Verida in England; Ireland, West Iridies, and America.. . To THOMAS TAYLOR',.Esq. Dear Sir, • N&. 9, New Bridge-Street, L on d on. IFEEL it a Duty incumbent upon m e , tos i n f orm you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have re ceived from 'your invaluable Maiicine, LEAKE's PATENT PILLS; About two years ago, I was attacked with a VENEREAL DISORDER, Which I treated 'rather slightly for some time, but the Disease at length spreading all over my body, I was obliged .to apply- to the-most eminent of the Faculty, but their _ - assistance altbrded 'only temporary' relief I went throUgh various Courses of•SaliVation, and from being rather • of-a corpulent habit, was reduced to a mere skeleton. The Ulcers, that spread all, over my' Limbs rendered me a com plete Object, so that:my' Friends despaired of my recovery. When brought to tins situation„ I considered death as inevi table, but-a relation of mine commenting upon the many Cases in which your Tills had succeeded, I was induced to. try a Box of them, which I thought rather relieved me, and by persevering for two or -three months, and following your direEtionS, I experienced the most unaccountable relaxation from pain, the sores gradually subsiding ; I am now, thank perfeettyjecovered, and wiodking out daily: I .doubt not, but one more box which 1 think cautious to take, will establiSh my health in its state. - It is witli the most heart-felt gratitude • that I subscribe myself, 'Sir, your touch obliged humble Servant, ! Deansgate, Manchesrar. July 1, • iSot. -W.P EA RSON. -P. S. - For the public benait, I do not objed to the above being published, but leave you to ad as your own better judgment shall dictate. ' ' • Prepared and Sbld by the sole Proprietor, Taos. TAY LOR Member of, the, Royal College of Surgeorw, London at his House No. 9; New' Bridge-street; Where, after 'a constant residence of more than Thirty-six • YearS, in' a pradice particularly direded to the. Cure of Venereal Cornpkru s, ar t et those incidental to the parrs of Ceneration in both I sekes, with that inviolable secrecy which Men of his - Proresgion should always observe, he flatters himself, the advice and assistance lie . gratuitous . • ly administers to Persons takilig this Medicine, will , be esteemed by a discerning Public, as an advantage seldom to be obtained, - arid void of ambiguity. • ; • Also sold, by, his Appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at tiro Perfinner's, No. ke, St. Al ban's'-street, Pall Malt ;, the Toyshop, 'No: • 103, Oxford- Street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-)hill;. Mr. Steel'. Bookseller, No: t, 'UnionLrei,V, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Baxter's South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Callwell's, Dttblin Mr. Billi4;e's; Liverpool •;, Mr. Atkinson's, Man chester ; and by one Person .in eyery,considerable Town in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only as. 9 d: e a ch, sealed up with full and plain directions, whereby persons of either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. _ - • - _ _ N. B. Every Box,sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a stamp, on which, by I . itvour of the ebnnissoners, is print ed,, at the Stamp.office, " T. Taylor, No, 9, New Bridge. street," to i'autate l'elvoy and a lathers are coun terfeit. The inconsistent doetiine of those WhO fe , :oinniend Ex-' ternal Applications for Internal Complaints, is obviated in .the follownig simple. question the fur which adheres to the inside ()Ca kettle; or boiler; by removed by' washing the-outside ? The same comparison - may be made respecting - the hunian frame: Can an internal complaint be removed by " an e.kternal application These questions are left to be an swered by 7 every Reader, which -will shed: the ridiculous_. ness of inculcating this doktrine, Avlrile' the Infallibility of . Dt. BRODUM's BOTANICAL-SYRUP is evinced in the extraordinary Cures' that daily appear in thel 3 l.pers; cularly in cases of the above nature Dr. Brodum, as a regut lar Physicia'n has beta knowd many years ; and not 8 a Nostrum Vender. His motive for publishing thiS .idvertiSe- Mein; is. to SCCUTO the Health of, the Public troth the danger that attends el , ,ternal application; Wliiel4 to his kneWledge, liar proved-fatal-to many Who have .placed .i(t it an jrnproper confidence. A Naval Captain in the India Service, during•a lohg,petiod was afflided with Zl.ues Venerea, which he contraCted whin a Midshipman; the complaint in consequence tell...into his liMbs, and the ulcers it occasioned •;posed- the bones view; by recommendation of a Captain C.;eote , , cf II 4;1, he applied tp ami. in three., months was reszortl.; but being apprelE-nsLve of a return, as he Was i:mr.e.diately 'obliged to salt for India, he took with hirn a dozen bottles of his •Botanical Syrup, from-which he has experienced their salutary_effects. • • The Botanical Syrup, and Restorative NerVous Cordial, to be had at the Dodoes House, No. 9, Albion-street; in bottles of ii. 25.—tis. 6d. and ss. 5d.; and by alt ['linters ) Booksellers, and Venders of IViimicine, in the 'United King dom,, with Proper direaions. • •• • . The - l! , ledicine•Tuay be had every day. A quart bottlecon. - - tains equal to lift small bites. • It will be necessary the Doiaor should tee such Patients as arc atilieted With Deafness or Loss of Sight; or send their Cases by letter or parcel tothe Docior (Oust or carriage paid), with his usual fee.. _ , •'ADDRESS To TfIE PEOPLE OT 1 NU - L4N ON scoßßuric COMPLAWFS: Pi (,; (;EsTERA?.; COR 131.3 . IIC, and o:her uptive Disorders) k) have very considerably in:reased in this Corzntry cf late years notwithstanding many remedies have been repeatedly offin - ed to the Public, under the most species retens:es, and it is a matter of regret, that after the strenuous rftbits'of so many persons, attentive to the cure of these complaints', and the whole Materia Medics having' been ransacked -for .the means to.eracticate them, they should still gain ground, and become in a manner constitutional to numbers of the innabi., tants of this climate. Serious reflection upon this important subjeeti has tit . length deterrnhied Doctor_ Solomon to endeavour to' point out Ptifilie the causes of these malaclies—the rious forms - and appearances by which they are ru,uu&st e d, and-to offer some observations on the best,mode to obtain a certain and lasting cure ; and, lie trasts-, that the destructive _disorders above alluded to, will be totally eradicated in many, and their dreadful symptoms greatly relieVed-in all, whir ap ply to the.renledies recommended to them; in the seleCtion of which, the greatest care has been taken to discard - every thing that can possibly tend.to hurt the weakest• constitu. tions, and to unite with judicious acumen those Medicines. which arc the most pointedly direded to remove obstruCtions and correct impurities in the vital stream. It has been held b'y all PhysiCians, that Chronic.llistem pets abound chiefly among the inhabitants of the Northern parts of the Globe; and we have unhappily experienced the truth of this assertion in this Country, where the frequent sudden changes of the weather at certain seasons of the year, spread the-mast excruciating and alarming; disorders among us, by chilling the blood, and materially affecting the state of the perspiration ; and thus occasioning colds, coughs. rheums, &c.. &c. the portentous harbingeis of almost every disase , whiCh proves so fatal to the inhabitants of America. Perhaps there is no place on earth so subject . to these sudden changes as the United States, 'where the extremes of heat and cold are often experienced in one day. Hence it becomes. a matter of the greatest national importance, to seek out for some general' and decided remedy for those disorders which take their rise from obstructed perspiration.. One of the im mediate effects of this obstruction is 'to contaminate the vital fluid, by fixing the saline;particles in the blood, which, na ture would kindly evaporate, and thus increasing the impure juices, and disposing •them.. td corruption and putrefy lion; wilich is the true source of various obstinate and dangerous disorders.• - • To the Afflicted, with the Scurvy, King's Evil i Scrofula, Struma, Leprosy, Erysipelas or St. Anthony's Fire, Gout, Rheumatism, Piles, Lues•Verierea, Yaws, and Disordeni ort, itiating in Obstructed PerspiratiOri, or Impurity o f th e Bl oo d . llf. ‘Soi.orciox having been long in possession of a.recipe for the certain arid effetnal cure of those disorders which arise from an impure and vitiated state of the .'.blood and lymph, has:observed,with the deepest regret, the numberless instances where patients have pitted away a miserable exist-. enee without receiving the smallest benefit horwany thi ng they could proctire he has. at length yielded to the pressingnecesSitieS of his fellow-creatures, And determined to publish to the world a Medicine truly calculated to cleanse the blood from 411 foulness, counteratt• every morbid arreCtion, .and restore weak constitutions. Anti-Imperigines is by no means a new•medicine ; - it is founded Oli a chemicSl and. philosophical basis, under the sandion of the great and learned Dr. Cullen, .of Edinburgh, who.. describes : 1 ' Impetigines" in his ever-to-b e a d nu f e d Practice of Physic, 1737, as "disorders originating from a depraved habit, or affedions - olthe - Innumerable letters of recommendation and certificates from the Clergy, Churchwardens, `and Overseers, In various parts. of England, are in - the Proprietor's possession; particularly _ . The. Rev. J. Atkinson, .of Cuirdale. The Rev. Richard• Car POf 'Bi • llinge . ' . 1 , The Rev.' ohn.Fawl,. of Wigan. The Rev. . Hague, of Butterworth, 'The Rev.. Samuel SeWell, of Prescor. The. Rev. William Twyiord, of Didsbury. The Rev.. Philip Kitchen, of Liverpool. The,Rvr. A. Clarke, .Methodist Preacher, Manchester. The Rev. -Joseph Taylor, of Coppull. .The Rev. Thomas Knowles of Standish. The Rev. Thomas Lowe of Atherron. The Rev. John Relphe, of Oswald Tuith i . . .. The'kev. Richard lohnson, of Aisgarth. The Rev John Crewdson, of Hindley. The.'-R.ev. J. Fisher, of Scorron, parish of Garstang. L he Rev. R. \Vestal I, New Acrington ' • near Blackburn. The Rev. W. Pearson, of Bolton, &c &c, . Sold by J. Mathews Strand, London ; and by all the re putable Medicine Venders,. Booksellers, 4c in every "prin. cipal town in America, price los. 6d: a Dottie., with copious direaions ' sealed up. Family Bottles at 2.1. los. contain six half-guinea ones, on Which - 13s. are saved. (egr LAr. Solcnnon may be consulted- by letter (post-paid) incios-ing his usual tee of a guinea, direeted `,` Money letter, Dr. .Solomon, Soloinon's.place, Liverpool ; paid double postage."