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r .(; i ' - ,:\ ..; • — q - ~,'`•, ll\ ITN .•e .- ....... ' b ' t 4- 4 ;4# 4:41 : - -7 1 tr : -. ; ; I C : r 14:1'.! .t..,,, ...i.i.„.4.,,,,,40,„‹. U N 40' . ' s s 1 • . E 4 rev zr .......0x ii " - .. . V ........" . t r ., - 4 1r 1 " - V 4l . '''. , . , ~ "ife'iliii•Av'''''' i \ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 18°7. [PRICE NUVBER 46701 , • LONDON- MUSEUM, BRYDGES-STR E ET. COV IiNT-GARDEN, WILL continue OPEN to the Public Inspetiibri • e v e ry Pay ( •undays excepted) Jill further Notice, `frorn Teti in the Morning tilt Dusk ; admittance is. each, 'Catalogue 6:1 Tne shave Colle6tion contains upwards of thirty Thou-, sand Objects ni .Corioity in every department of' the Animal, Vegetable, and Mineral Kingdom, and is ed to form cine4,l the must splendid Museums in Hurepe. N.B. This day will be added, for the gratification of the 'curious. the singular Marina Creature called the Creek, or Man Bloodsucker, lately fished up on the coast of Sussex,. 'come extraordinary particulars of which have appeared with in the last Jew days in the Public Papers. ZEALAND AND THE BATTLE OF COPENHAG EN. This Day were published, price" ss. boards, Illustrated by a Map of the island of Zealand, the Second Edition of A TOUR in Z EALAND, in the Year 1 8 02 2 - 1. with an Historical Sketch of the Battlq . rd . Copenhagen. By a NAIIVEofDENMARK. London : Printed for C. and K. Baldwin, New Bridge-we:l., . 0 4 This authentic Narrative of an eye-witness must be peculiarly interesting; at the present mamenl, when the itstel. ligence of a second. Battle of Copenhagen is hourly expeded. • PIG' [C ALL MG-OFFICE, August 31, 184. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS 31A yES NAf"Y do hereby give NliCe, That on Wednesday, tbe 2d December next, theyvlvill be rea : iy to receive Tenie! - I, ix •w , iting (sealed ter), and treat for de Suf ply of all such &wide, el FLOUR, SALTED BEEF and PORK, ,PEASE, RICE,. RUM, and FAYAL VVINE, , as may be required fir the •sue of Hit Majesty's Troops stationed at the Is. lands and Colmies &cornier mentioned, vif. Sou inans, BeOice, Demerara, Trinidad, Tobago, Grenada, Bar badoes, St. rincent, St. Lucia, Dominica; Antigua, and St. Kitts, during the rime of Twels4 Mow& certain, from the Ist March, i8)8, and fur-• they until 4iv Months 11<sriting 'ball be given ; to be paid jtr by paitabk i with interest, ninety Ltirs after date. The Conditins of the Cvntraa (woit I: , may be taken conjointly for the VbCl 91' separately for aey pal ticular Istana ar Colo!)1 • may be seen at the Seecetar,y'i Office.' • . , , „... STATUTES OF THE UNIITEP KINGDOM. QUARTO EDITtoN.—NEW SERIES. • • - This Day welii priee.:ll3s. air .hoards, with a CO. pious Index to the Two Volerms,. • THE STATUTES at • LARGE, GEO,. hoink the t•otirth SesSian Of the 5e,.'6...41 or, the United Kittgdvm.of G.reor lir;t•tin aud I Printed by His MajeitY's Statute' and atit 4 sold by . Butterworth, Law jlookseller, in Fle , .q,street. 'eh4 Part completes thi'licond Voltiate the'Stets tutes of the United Kin, dem. l. , I • thted'hy T. E. 'TOM 1.1 NS„ Esti llartisrer at • Law, ;The Two Volumes of .this New Seri e s o r St.iictr; (parurnetieing with the. Union% of ,(:nut Brit :10 ;1,1,1,1 ie. , . laud, 41 Geo. 111, 180 t), t rnay he had complete C.titt! , Qt . the years separotely,--:,4 fps , k.ditimt coliljntied y • • This Day were published, price 2S. 6d, bound, THE ELEMENTS of the LATIN TONGUE, with all the ltigesio Ert4lish, for :he mote f eda V inf. provernent of Youth, zd Editran, hip 1 rOV Ant. Lorre:lied. • By tite hew. R4)BERT ARMSTRONG. MEDICAL THEATRE, ST. BARTHOLONIEW's HOSITI AL. THE AUTUMNAL COURSES of LECTURES 11 will be delivered at this Theatre in the following London : Piiutc.t in. . Mammal, No, 2z. Poultry. , This Book has met with general approbat On, DOM of the learned,. and_ most of those in the profession wir) were not in the habit of using the old Grarrimars in Latin. Thee is' a great convenience, that this mi . .) b. in:rraluced. where any other Grammar has been made use of, witimut any interrup tion to the plan of education, and will save the halt of the time usually spent in acquiring a thorough knowledge of grammar. This Edition is altered a little in form, not the least in substance. The Reviewers have likewise sp• . .iken of this Book ivith the most decided approbation, and some of the Dignitaries of the Church. _ WHEN 'Professional 'Men of Education - an itesponsibilify tieviate truni ;he tfen.:l4i Sv s u vit th 4, selettion iDfa peculiar branch,. the ban 'Lon cut , tihuori success is the, bcit.criteryin at Stlp.ariunty: • order : On the THEORY:and PRACTICE o7MEDICINE, by IDr. ROBE RTS,and Dr. POWELL. On AAATOMY and PHYSIOLOCY, by Mi. ABER ' NETHY. On the THEORY and RRACTICE SURGERY, by air. ABERNETHY. - On CHEMISTRY, by Dr. EDWARDS. On MIDWIFERY, and the DISEASES of WOMEN and CHI WREN, by Yr. THYNN E. The ANATOMICAL DEMONSTRATIONS, by Mr. . LAWRENCE. The ANATOMICAL LECTURE.S beginon Thurs. diy, October the first. at Two o'clock, and the other Leo. tures in the Course ut the seine Week. Further particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Wheeler, at the Aputher.ary's Shop, St, Brtholomew's Voipit4l. • No regard toil! be had to any Tender be , which the • Pdee shall mot be inserted- ito worth at length, or that shall noi be dell trid to the Baird before One o'clock on the ;aid IPedlts lay, the 2d December next, Nor Unless the Person who nukes the Tender, or seine Person on bit behali, attend:. to at: river, when called for,: PICTUALLING.OFFIOE, NEW MUSIC, SUNG at the VOCAL and KNY V ftT's CONCERTS. Printed and Sold by R. Birchall, No. 133, New Bond. street. . Aug. 3f, 1807, THE CONMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING His Majesty's N. :b hereby give Notice, That on Ifidneular, the 21 December next, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat for the Supply of Fresh KE E F for the use of His Afries,l's Troops at the ltlands and Colonies hereunder mentioned, viz. Surinam, Berbice t , D;:me. Tara, Trinidad, Tobago, Grenada, Barbad:es, St. Vincent, St. Lucia, Dominica, Antigua, and St. Kitts, during the space of Twelve Months certain, /rom the Ist March,. ISA, and further until Six Months ;Yarning shall be given; to be paid for by Bills, piyahle, with Inforea, ninety days aper a a re. The Conditions of the Contract (which may be takers conjointly for the whole, or s.-parately for each Island' er Colorry)Mqy be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be hada* any Tender in latch the Price shall nor be Inserted in w.rds at length, or that shall not be delivered to the , Board before One o'Clock on the said Iliednetel.v, the 2d De cember next, nor unless the Person who makei the Tender, as tow teflon on his behalf, attends, to answer, , whert called for. GLEES —Hark to Philomela Singi.ig, composed by W: K.nyvett„ .2s. 6.l.—Nanie composed by ditto, is. 6d.—styltlie is gone far Away, harmonized by ditto, U."- rile Beggars, composed by ditto, is. oit. --Ode to Liberty, composed ny Webbe, 25. 6d. - Queen of the Val ley, a comsed by Dr. C 11 _cott, 3s. —Rosaaelli, by ditto, as. 6d .—Where are the Sons of Garvan, by ditto, 2S, 6(I, -- bee the Chariot at hand, comprised by I lorsle.y, as.— Nymph • with Th:e, composed by Dl. Crotch, is. —The Spectre Kiu,ht, by sl ltiwes, ts. 6d.-Borne in Blaze, a favourite Duett, composed by Dr. Clarke, 25. fkl., Fur Solitria, a Duett„by ditto, As 6d. . • SONGS—Gentle Syre, composed by 4orsley, 13 . 6(1. —At Surnina's Eve, by Dr. Calim...,tt, t. bit.—He Hears me not, comp*,sal by Dr. Clarke, is.— How tenderly I move Her,hy ditto, is.--and Cleat snines the sky, by Dr. Crotch, is. 6d. N.B. Nos. 13, 14, And is, Owing the three fivbt of the Second Volume) of Latrobe's selection , if S4croi twin the Works of the most eminent eta:tors of Geriliaon Italy, .ire now ready tor Delivery, price 35. each The. First Volume being compteteu, may be thitt 46 atiove,. price 11.,16s.':bound. STATE LOTTEitY • SCHEME for 1807, on a NEW PLAN. lle s ins Drawing the zoth of Uetoba, ithiliinisheb the i4th of November, 1807. I 1 1 -tize ut £43,oap . -.ls - . . . ,C 40,00 00 - 2 - • - • - 2.4000 - - - • ," 4 0 , 000 2 5 S - - - - - Soo - 2,503 2 ) - . . . - 100 - 2,04, 5o . - _ , _ - so - 2,5::0 1000 • • • - ''' 2s 2 5 ,000 'Prizes of •Tickes 4 00 , , n Ina Sußpleinctl. wey tottery, vAlu. 2co tack . - - - 12 00 0 6 iiii, it hold, at ' .......--..... 1685 Benefit Tickets; Z2,-„coo 2x4ooo'fickets. • Sir LAMES BRANSCOMR an&Co. engage to pay. on demand, at the rate ad aol. Prize for every rielcet or share drawn a Supplemeataot Prize (soil by them), it offered for Sale three days before the Supplentoitary Lottery bc,l s ins Drawing Or the 10..,..ers or ritketb or Shares atter that time wi!l be emitted fr) 11;.c oi,ev,zry Prize in the Supplemeatary Lottery, which is to consist or the beim, Numbers above allutlel to, acid will be determir.ed by tite following Seberae, to begin Drawing the tgth of November, and end the zorh. SUPPLEMENTA ItY. LOTTERY SCHEME. sPrize of . k:.0,000 - is - • . ao,ooo I 1003 5 .5• )0 - • • - 2,500 2o . . 10 2,c00 20 - 15(.0 15 - 6000 Tickets. C 6 3 , "° N,B. Please to observe the First•drawn Ticket on the Filth Day ottlieSirst Lottery will hz. entitle4to leaving all 'heather Capital Prizes both in the Principal and Supplementary. Lotteries floating, TICKETS and SHARES are now selling by Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. at their Lucky Lottery °Mien, No. it, Holborn, 37, Cornliill, and 33, Haymarket. Not Two Blanks to a Prize, and the Prim paid on De. Maud. This Day was published. pripe ts.ad. frill hound, AN ABSTRACT of they HISTORY of,the BIBLE, for.the Use of Children and Young Persons, with Questions for examinotionl and a Sket'h ut Scrlpture (igegraphy, illustrated with Maps, By WILLIAM I'URNER. APeinksd foi.E.'Humble, Newcastle-upon-Tyne . ; and sold ft?lnman. Hurst, .Rees,, and Urine,. Paternoster-row, J. ison, and dlr London. . BURNHAM WYCK, near MALDON, ESSEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By CHALK 'and MEGGY, (By/Orderof;Mr. litlw. Wakefield, the Proprietor) On Tuesd ty theßth, Wednesday the gth, and Thursday the ,toth Days of September, 1807, at Burnham Wyck, out Reserve, but . may remain on the Premises till Mi. Cit relmas, E Entire Valuable LIVE STOCK, upon the I several Farms in his occup:itiott ; consisting (*the cc lebrated C , veritig Cart Stallion llltl'ON, and near too Cart -H or ses, Stallions,' Mares, and Colts, of the trite Suitiaik bred; :Ito, Head of Devonshise!Stoek ; too Head oithe Short.horned Breed a Flock of .000 South-down Sheep, including :Litt:wit ,35 Rams and Ram Lambs ; several Mules, Blood Horses, ,-and-Colts. No ordinary degree of trouble _anti expence • has been incurred m . the cptiedion of this:sunk, The Suffolk Horses are nearly . all of the stock of the Horse 'Briton, which Mr. Wakefield purchased some years back of -*Ow Mr. Ike, otf Letheringham, in-,Suiflalk. The Mares "'which have been ,bought in, hare been picked up, by Mr. Wakefield at a great expellee as itt must be well known in • Suffolk that he never missed, on account of price, the finest which could b 2 procured; it is therefore presumed. that-they will be inatitt, env the whole, fully etirl , to the Stook which W.tketield p areltased of Mr. Blake just , beforei.that Gen. t lernan's'deat h. The DevOnalaire Stock were purchased of Mr...Quartley; of -North Melton, in -1 he North at Devonshire ; or of Lehi So. trierville, at Fitzhearl : and are sOposed- to be the best herd of Devonshire. Stock in tire Kingtirrin. • ('he South D,ravn Sheep are a rem: Ewes purchased Off the a • ,ewfts, in Sussex, e,xeepting.a.few,pairchased at the Duke of r e ufertk i ti-annual Sale at Woburn t.trlle original. 4 wesr - except ing the fatale, have. beta all tnittleAlf,.and the ones now for I ;3le , are,guti)y the sans of a rant of . Mr. Eliptaa, in Sussex, L I " n ix 'hired Aril he Puke ot nedtont, °rot Sir Win. Rowley, Part. 0 (the Rams three are got-by a sheep of Mr. _Elltuait's, Na. 6,, whi c h h e lutsdotten lett at very. high prices ; the rest arc got by,tops hired. at Woburn. The liontelbrr'd Stock have,becit colleded with great pains whei, cal vmptsd;,it is b:lievcd, will stanch a comparison with etheis in the Neighboorhood. • The few,Rialing COBS are of the.itock of. Lord Maynard's 11 all y hock. • Lit . titG original ; pw rehase of this Stock Mr. Wakefield has I 'een.:3f.sisted•in Sussex,. Devonshire, aucl .Sulfolk, with the J 11.1y.isolt Q I the anolit eminent brooders in,theitc.counties. largeness of the Stock will insure to those who _may ~ b 2 it, v..ant or' ao.f„a chance ph accountiodafing themselves at a :11,212i,,t2 price -;. at the same time, _thy..Natns which have _bees bestowc,O, ffirso ahany years, itt colleettog and breeding ' them, render them suC . b as are not to be procured at any of thct lairs or Markets in .1 iie Country. . The Stock may be viewcd.at any time prier to the Sale. Catalogues will . sent to the. Inns in every .Market-town in this and the adjoining Counties; also to Mr. Stockdale. kiccatlilly ;•Mr..-gtogay, WCA Mr. Tattersall's kepesitory l . t0,,N0. to, /ddgate, London ; may also be had .tit the Place of Sale, and of the Audtioncers, Chelmsford. The : iltst ! l a ,ut will . put ilp.at Tea o'clock each . This Day was published; price as. 6d. N.; VIII To be continue , ' Mimi , mrsv . Srms of CENSURA LITERARIA, containing Opinions, Extracts, and t•ttlraof )is esvecially taiose which arc scarce, with Meditation s ,on Litetature, and Lite, to which will ruiw be regularli added, .NecroAraphia A uthortini, or Menioirs ot Deceased'authors. By SAM. EGEkTON Bi•< Y.DG ES, Esq. Printed (or Longman, Hurt, Rees, and 011114 Pater noster.rotV ; and I. White, Fleet-street. This Day was published,: • In Thre Volumes, 0:A ivo, price 1i it.. 6LI. In boards. ACHRONOLOGICAL REGISTER of Roth gioustis or toe BRITIsa P . A RLIAMEN I', from the Union in ti,B, to the Third Parliament of the 'United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, in ibe7. By ROBER I' BEATSI)N, LL.D. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Urine, Pater. noster-row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, I. Naval and Military Memoirs of .Great Britain ! from 1727 to 1783. The at Edit. with a Continuation, 6 Volt. Bvo. price 31. 3s. in boards. • a. A Political Index to the Histories of Great Britain and Ireland ; or, A Complete Register of. the •licrechtary nours. Public Offices, and Pers,ns in OtEe, from the eartiet Periods, to the present Time. The 3tl Edit. Cor. rectcd and much Enlarged, in 3 vols. Bvo. price 11. its. 61. in boards. UNDER PA ['RON ‘GE OF HIS MAJESTY. • This Day was published, price'On'e Guinea, No. IV. of ENGRAVINGS,` with a Descriptive Account, in English Anil French, of F,G YPTI AN MONO. M h NTS, in the British Museum, collected by the Institute in Egypt, under the Direction of BONAPAKTE, and sur. rendered w the British Commander in Chief, Lord Hutchin son, by General Printed for Longman Horst, Kees, and Prme, Paternoster row ; and W. Miller, Longman, Albeinarle.street. 'IV In the Number of these Monuments is thetidebrated Stone, with the Hieriglyphic,' Egyptian, and creek I nsi.rip; tions, found at Rosetir i also the magnificent Sarcophagns front Alex4ndria, which Dr. CLirke, in his elegant Wurk, entitled " The Tomb of Alexander," has evineedfrom ac. cumulated evidence, to have been the very Coffin in which that Herd was enshrined. The Drawings have been made by Mr. , ,Alewander. with all posSihle fidelity, and are engraved by Mr. Mediand in the' best style of the Art. It may not be improper to add that, for the Preservation of the Monuments represented in this Publication, the su'm of Booal. bis been , granted by . Parliament ; and that the et;iti,:e to be ereaed for the purpose is-now buqtling at the liriiish Museum , The whole Collection will be included in about . Twelve Numbers, At a G uinea each ; and published at short intervals. THE POETS OF GREAT BRITAIN. This Day was published, handsoMely printed in One Hun dred and T wenty.fonr Volumes, - price rat. Ils.•seWed ; of in Sixty-one Volumes extra boards, price ill. las, ' k 'HE -WOEIS.S of , the BRITISH POETS; 1 with their Lives, principally written by -SANIULL JOHNSON, LL.D. This Edition .einbisces the most esteemed Poets, from Chaucer to Sir William Jones; and unites the advantages of Johnson's and Bell's EditiLins, as tar as the twu Plans are . compatible ; containing Choicer and Spenser, omitted by ohnson, and comprising Rowe's Luc:oi , Pope's homer,. I)ryden's Fables, his VirgiLand his Invenal and Persius, emitted by Bell, performances too celebrated to be longer es -eluded. The Text is corre4lly printed from 'a Copy collated with ditions of the highest - authority. On Chaucer and Spenser superior attention has been bestowed; the t;lossary to each enlarged ; and the Punctuation deliberately considered and revised ; .so. that it _is hoped that:in these ancient Authors, such a measure of petspieuity and illustration is iattailled as will neatly remove the veil. of obscurity,which a revolution in language hart thrown over their beauties. Printed for Cadell and Davies; Longman, Hurst, -Rees, and "Orme,. Nichols and Son; I. Walker; Wilkie and Ku binson ;W. 1. and I.,Rieliards , on •F. C. and it ivington ; Litekipgion, .A I len, and Co. ; . Evans; utha 11 Aind Martin ; Scateherd and Letterman ; Otridee and Son ; Vet nor; Hood, and Sharpe; R. Faultier; T. P.ane; J. Nunn 8.. Lea ; . I Deightoli ;I , Johnson ;W. Lowndes; I. arsi ; Black anti 'Parry • John liarding'; E..letfery ; I. Car , en t er; W. Miller; and Sotheby; Payne Ann Ma,; - . kinlay ;P. * Wynne; I. m Booker . . T. oatelli losepli 11 41. j. l ing; . I. Mammon; .lattsvcaix'orit; lamas Cawthorn; ton and Spence; and Samuel Wester. Sir William Jones's Ponos, in. 2 VON,: Ottavo, los, 6d. boards; and Rowe's LUC.III, 2 Volll. Foolscap <MAYO, -or in 3 .Vole; isino. pile tot. 14: boarli may to had gparatc. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, . , August 20, !Sq. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS if HIS 2144,_ 7ESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, to such Persons as may have seasoned WALNUT' TREE TIMBER in their posses: e, that thy, will be ready to purchase such s pan. titles al WALNUT Tit E PLANK as may he from that to time tendered to ti.,%'ne; The Plank mat be sound, and fit for st Ai Ng lit o quet Stocks, and of the thickness of two inches and a half; and must be delivered at the Tower, where payosevi will be smoke i n r e ady money, lid.rf required, for the accommodation I+l Persons having small quantities to dispose of, as soon as /be Plank bar been ',starved and approved by the Offerers belongineto the &gal Mannftao , y of Small A, mr at the Towir. A w b'Proporal must specify the Quantity of Plank to be sold, and the Prke , required fsr it per foot superficial ; and the same it to be f a r-warded, addressed to the Secretary, its the Board of Ordnance, Office of Ordnance, Pall. Mall. By Order of :be Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary, INXCHEQU.EIt - BILL OFFk,E, August 22, 13°7, AU &awn . Da doted in the Malik of 'fungi anJ Yqy, l&o6, TO BE PAID OFF. THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of His MA. yES l'Y'r TREASURY baying given Direilions fin pay. ins siff are Principal of the above-mentioned Exchequer Bilh, with the !nitwit thereon, at the Exchequer Bill Office ix the Receipt of Exchequer, New Palace Yard, Westminster, on WEDNESDAY 'the 16ta Day of September, 1807 ; Attendance will do-give?! daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted) until Monday the September inclusive, from Ten o'Clock in the Morning till One in the'After• noon, for the purpose of receiving the same, Andfor the greater dir. peci,, the Bearers of the raid Bill: are desired to bring Lists there',/, trantaissing ,the Numbers,•ht Numerical Order, according to the Value of the said Bills, and Times of Commencement of Interest, with the principal Sum and Inwards's thereon, computed from the day: art which they are respeaively dated, exclusive, to, the raid .16th bay of September, inclusive, when the inkiest will era and they are desired to vsite their Names and Places of Abode on such Lists, and indorre their Names on the raid Pills. If any of the !folders of the aforesaid Bills should be desisoust receiving payment of the Principal and Interest previous to the said sfith Day of SrPtember, they may be accommodated on comPrtang the Interest to'the Day on which they nosh to he paid, and may. ing the said Bills for examination one day trier livroe. Such Persons a: may be desirous of having lYcist Exeirgner Bills in fart Payment, upon meNioning the 401 08 4 1 1 at 14e fiettort ed . .their I,itts,delivered on or kAre the 7th Day: of Srptembee,.may he accommodated with New Bills, cirrying An oterotqf Three pence iladpenny. by the Day, on every One ,llundred „renends, which said New Bills will bear Date the said i6tb Day of Sep tember, std will .be delivered on Saturday the t9th seijtembtr, And the following Days. N. 8. efll other Excheiseer Bills rllted pr or ,to june, 1 2c6, /Nye hem advertised to be paid ef, and the. Interest thereon kat • cease d • ANI) NAVY tQUIPA . GE. 'THE PATENT .CAMP BEDSTEADS, ,Farni• t tire, Mal trasses,And Bedding contitlete,streveot res pea fully reentrupendedte Gentlemen, as bethg,the most portable and superior to any others Made in London ; Marquees, ' Tents 'Tablet and Chairs,_on improved nrinciiiles'; Sea Cors„Sola Beds, and Chairs, for on Board Ship,- Musquitto Net Furniture, and Patent lrass.s6rew Bedsteads, ° for Last .and Wtt Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at NIORGAN 'Mid 'SANDE ICS's Patent Bedstead Manufactory and Waretßoorns, Nos. i 6 and t 7, Catherine-street, .Strand. Morton and Sanders's New-invented Imperial pining sbles, allowed to be the ,most complete and Elegant set of Tablerever yet invented, are very portable, pat:4min a Bo but ten.lnchcs deep. fuhlemble Solk.Bo Clutirpßcd Ware— .• , hour. , . Thirteen years have I devoted my practice to"the eXci tisk ar treatrrient q Three 0 , 1 . 4 Ole; stoNes*-tut ;resiite my prat gives inc Ast,,r to opp?lse,-• ta a s j an , able, the ravages at thine Qontidaints which ate the nowt irriportant in the - Catartigue or H.. 1; itafi'l nfirnlities 'After initiation into ,everyilt,nlelli as 4rt, Arwy sureeon e formeldwistrat an early period' 2yt) , Vi - .0:114.:(6 re tcui in dividuals, from ien , ,rance men, or tte equally datigertniS'preolphin4 ~ t I' rafti The Three Disorders, to the c.',.ute .4 .which i hr v e -d,,,,, voted - my attenti-Al, - . comprise uf V ENE; REAL INFEC rioN, whether o( z rectio or long du. ration: :of tWrol;iy,. „ Wtv.q!n,r ariOng froth the habits at school -boys, or ti, : in,ilsls.•nces of mature age t And, lastly, taat ileran,tenirot id the systedi ttr WO. [nen which is called 13ARIttiNN% sT kf LIT Y. Numerous Diseases are tite result ignorance, or haste in the treatment of: a sini;sle Gor.! , rrhira idrid - it nut tut‘ frequently happens that tie see Is . of ljte are poisorted ht the indiscretion of ail UngUirrrie(f hour. --14 - 2 su p r i,, r thod such Complaints are easily cored ; and, even whoe others have .11i 4id;': I 'trust that I may presume to o tte r tl radical re-establislinient. , . few - ,, however, arc the cases'. of complicated (nitres/ fit this disorder, Compared with the 4:akin:frills sttnationS Men, Who, Irons an;indulience iti a soiitary vice, or MC prevalent gaieties' of a tunioo OA-. h:e, acquire tint state' of Debility, which is the unavpidanie cc , nsetinOnve of such . p,tnutious habits. Where the unhappy sullerer broods over his misery, hitt carefully conceals his rotaforttine, it may be st;:le cor.so :a t iv. for him to know, that altit ti itt li tt 1 . -, e an chje:t of doubt or unCertainty with 'other feat.tt 1, •ners, the remnVii of these Peticiencies by the gradual progro4s of Renews_ tion, as the acquirement of Ely Ekperience. If the rites at baccitus or Venus have began to reduLe Manly vigour, much anxiety: will be• orevenual by an early Caunteraer:. tion or this languid Stine; and in these cases, no peat difficulty , . will occur". hut where this Deficiency his for years existed, a prop( .perseverance is indispensably 'equisite to revive the slum. bertnit Sparks of Life , and to re-animate the ConstitutiOn, MARRIED WOME N, who have long been tilsappolditil in their expectations of a Family, may he assured, that it ~. T win instances, such defeete • are curable by Medical skill.. The seausy which is so essential to my undertaKing, - and the qualities dons which I have presumed to stage, fib the basis of my pretensions, i are. in conic:de:tee with sup t hi s i n timation is given, that Mr. llfec may be conanltt personally, or by Letters (inclining a small Note), at to house, Dlo. 2,9,. Arundel sttevit, Strand, near Temple liar. . There is an adilitional Entrance in Watet-•-stiee;, adjoining, and the Name is on both the doors., . . MARTIN Baas m em b e r o i the noyal-Coliege of S • A CA u T lON.—SOrne • Persons who falsely assert them, selves to be MeMbers of the loyal College, having for (eve.. sal months past copied my AcivettiStillmtS almost word for word, and inserted thein 'as their own produelions, it is 113/ duty to mention, than those i'ersons are nut Members at any College in Loti.lon, Edinburgh, or elsewhere, nor have they any right to prate Surgery in London. To T. TAYLOR, Surgenn, Nei. oi Ne►v Ifri.t4c-sticp!, London. a I a, Edinburgh, May s, .Isoo. the• Spring of 1794, Lwas afilifted wit? Venereal Complaint, which I treated with initilf f r, once for tivelnoistlis; but was then obliged to apply to a put a temporary stop to the viru f o t t ree i t en ng eu e t el h ; a e ro b i ti .k ui r hi s g l t Ye r s o i G l : )i c i s i i n i k e g: a : s : e i , v n a h ; b n p y i o t o c f t r i c ' h . S u e i ;,,tlaniutlieityilit here, ) w t h r :e r r s i e s l i rf i , c l :; worse for two years, 1 was reduced to a state aigtost un. paralleled and beyond (Lficription, ; being an entire le ,at and ulcerated front head to toot.- -My , Itfal, throat, month, se arms, &c. have been alternately i n d anger of nose legs, Useless; in short, I have had from twenty to thirty eating ulcers on my body, anti nearly totally , de• prived of sight.—lt would be voluminous to particula. rize.all my case—suffice it to say, there never was, or ever will be, one of !a more dangerous, or of a more cornpli. cated nature. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined myself, beyon all hopes of , recovery; and, in deed, in my then condition, death was p4,clerable to my more than miserable state. lei this dreadful steuatiOn dig • 1 drag a most miserable existence, till Divine Providence threw in my way a N,ewspaper cootaiiiing. the case of a .Mr. 11. of Plymenith:—my di-lends read it, I could sent and procured some of your LEAK E's PATENT PILLS - , 'which, by using trom' tir , :e to time, am now, and have long been, (raker more than four years indescribable distress), in as good a state of health as evert enjoy e d ; is a proof of this, I had a tine, thriving, h ea lthy child, bairn to me a fetv months ago In gratitude to Goa, and in -hoi,if of rendering my fellow-creator' , service, I request you to publisO`tills; - aittLyott .mity d• ally time refer persons who wish to be satisfied of the truth of tuis, or further parti..• 'culars*, to.me.or my friends, by letterlir persun. - As few cases for badness «ill ever equal mine, and n o n e exceed, it, I have front experience every reason' to assure mankind, that in yOur LEAKF.'s PILLS they will tind a sure , speedy, sate, aii.t :radical 'cure, ton Or "nose dread. ful stage of the Venereal Disease, which is tailed cow. ,vtamanLus.s. • I(MHN TH 0 M PSO N *insurmountable family reasons prevent making my name and address public; but cm.llitable persiins rein, wanting Information may also be' referred to me and 'my - friends by Mrs. S. Clark, itrnday-Gardens, Prepared Anti Sold by the' Sole Proprietor, T. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons In London, at his house, No. aNew,Bridge-street, Where he will give Advice without 'ate, to persons lug these Pills, kith will answer patients detects, if pual paid, on the same terms, observing in all cases the' most `inviolable secrecy, no person's: name or case having bairn ;mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the PrO. prietor, during the course' or more than thirty-six years, that he has had the concluding of an extensivesale of a tt)o above Medicine, and the radii:cc. ariSing therefrom, • - They are also sold by his .4epointirle,nt,. tor the cony,' nience of those living at a dist a n ce , b y Mr.' Baltter, • South.bridge, Edinburgh; Mr..Mactionald L , Prio•r, Glas gow, to whom alio Mr. T. refers for his addrells • at the Pertuiners, ;No. 35, 'St. Albait's- street, .I'4,i-malt; Ms, Itoberfsun's l'oy-shop,. No. lob Oxford-street; Mr: pis,. .borough's, No. 7, 'Fish-street:Atilt, nearly opposite the Mo. nument ; Mr. Steel% Bookseller,No. t, Union-row, Little Towc ; M. Bull, Daine-street; Dublin ; anti by 'one person in every considetable. town in .Great-diritai n Ireland, in Boxes of only as. oil. each, sealed up w l _ and plank ifiredtions, whereby persons 01 either may cure themselves with ease and secrecy. B. Every Box sold 'in Great Britain " •- . up „vviii; a :Stamp,'.oti which, by favoUr of t • • .tunot. sioners, is printed, at the Stams-Olfice--‘ 4 ,No. 6,: Now Bridge.:streeti" to ion tate which is 4 414