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Lady ToUchwood, Mrs. POWELL ; Lads , :Froth, Miss POPE ; Lady Plyant, Miss DE CAMP ; Lytitnia, MrS. YOUNG. Tr-In WITH DOCTOR AND THE APOTHECARY. o n r M on day,„ The Stranger, with Harlequin Amulet. me a l Public is resiiedfully informed, that the new Co- C ues e f Lovers' R eso l ut i ons , i s unavo id a bl y post p one d t i ll be;erter Y, on- which E ven i ng i t w ill b e per f orme d , W ith Th e „A. • Billington will appear at this Theatre on Thursdiy. THEA TIZ.E.-ROYAL,_COVENT-GAIL ) *Z• - MORROW EV'ttrNt, Feb. 27, 1802 ,, will be performed, • LOVE-IN A VILLAGE. Young Meadows, Mr. O.\TCLEDON Hawthorn Mr. JOH NSTONE Hodge, Nlr. KNIGHT ; Sir Meadows, M r . - WADDY justice Woodcock, Mr. MUNDEN. ucina, Mrs. ATKINS ; And Rosetta, Mrs. BIL LI NG TON. , WITH - O n T HE SPOILT) CHILD. - • Monday, the • Tuesday, • .the nets Opera of The Cabinet. lington. Beggar's Opera—PoilY, by Mrs. Bil- A Thursday, T he Cabinet. Sin new Grand ß allet in Adion , with entire new Music, , anti yeeoration s , is rehearsal. •in PI NG OFFICE, DUBLIN,.4. 'PROPOSALS. F February 2, [Sol. rrHE DIREC-rCY? "'•••IkLICHTING THE STREETS. 4.. will receiv e p 'Public Lamps i,S and COMMISSIONERS and Globes in this City, and rorlosals for Lighting the • and thq Furniture i thereof ii , c , lSt of SepterribLr next' for One, T ' f o r keeping the same ,00d order, ,Irom, t he s _ Liu b e agreed upon; the Globes wo, or Three Years, a • s A to have double Burners. And tile Board are i.villing ( • More separate „ Contraa or CoLtraas for the same. day -- if aesired) to enter into one or otr.r.'oposais to be sent to this Office, on or before the Ist,. ri May next, sealed uo d direaed to the Secretary or _the ting," o'bn°ard, and indorsed ''' I j r , olo n sals for Ligh mauve which mil be ai -- " e d in the presence of the Proposer or his ReprLse ,: ° tie o'clock said after which day no propos - will be on the day, received. Signed by-Order, • wm. Tr VIOMAN, Sec. - - N AVIGATION-HOUSE; DUBLIN, ler. .. . : hlth 0a n Oher. . . RE DIRECTORS-GENERAL o . f INLAND Cori N AVIGATION in, IRELAND, coilsidering the Irn.: 1)-atice of r :r+ ;g the RI VER SHANNON NAV . IGA ,4r: t.„,, ep i (v-,,,.. A.L.t,„,.. ..„ ,t„., C 4 a. .4u.r.aby 4. Fe.afly %)10 -- ' - '-- c' av Ise- afforded for the Produce of the . terttle 1 ,,,,res of that River, and of the Collieries and other Mines wznaiitis. licnks, so far' as the circumstances at the Country tun :d Which take into consideration the favourable oPP°..r; undertikin whe,Prosped of returning . Peace holds forth for phis II . g Drks of this description ; z i ons, of oard will r eceive Proposals (according to the Pr_o , vi .., - jesty, for AO passed in the 40th year of Ilia present A a t ; Perso n r Prouloting Inland Navigation in Ireland) from - andted /c., ingdonZY u . or com„... of Persons belonging to . any part of the whgmay be willing and aple to enter upon The prosecute with dispatch and effect, the Improvement o Tie roses of the li't'er Shannon from Laugh Allen. :. ra , _tile Board will recommend a lare and liberal Aid to . be tted to the, Persons who shall contrad for the.completton 'Pon su PrOperch Wter m orks for that purpose, of such dimensions and s as shall be agreed I BY Order of the Diredors-General, . . : WILLIAMGREGORY, Secretary. • • . LAW. A GENTLEmAN . Win) has a general knowledge if- 1. ot th'e Profession in. its various Branches, nruu . lck e be '9Plly t.engagc.- with any Professional Gentleman of Resp es ability in the Country wh 'e ge •ot other circumstances fla y render the assistance of an alive Partner agreeable.-- .A' r rernitim adequate' to the Profits will'be advanced. ~ Letters (post-oaid), addressed to Y. Z. at Mr. Herauds',• .avv Stationer, ..receive l'in°Dilfs-Inn, will due attention; Vursuant to a Decre e of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause wherein iOHN REmBR Ey, and others, are T• Plaintiff's, and THOMAS J ELF YOWLS is Defendant; HE CREDITORS of the Hon. WILLIAM iIEjkO4ERT FIELDING, commonly called Viscount th DING, deceased, are iOrthwith to come in and proye ....,;:rolitts before Alexander Popham, Esq. one of the M:as buildins,-, said Court, at his Chambers in Southampton- th,, 41-Chntery-lane, Londo n ;or in default thereof, i w lll be excluded the Benefit of the said Decree. .....,..............__ VI .. CKeßit's I Iva- ERI A L, GRECIAN and PARISIAN fIEAD-DRESSES •or becorative Hair -Caps, admired ITtor qleir I3eautyrFas'llion, and Convenience. HESE Head-Dresses possess- such Taste ,and Elegasace, that the Young they grace, the Nfirlrl'i- t o they enliven, and. the Llderly they dignify. ' Price 35 - s.to 424. (except light colours). they ditto, 42.5. to 635. each. . No : 6, TaviStoek:street, Covent -garden. C OTTAGE on the BANKS of the TOW EY, CARMA R THENSHIRE. - 0 BE SOLD, FREEHOLD PkEMISES, con -1 :fisting of Two substantial liouses, tiuilt in the cha racter of •the Cottage Oraee: the one co:an:and s a view of tclurthelu.vey,- as tar as the Village of Aber;;willy one w.i , of tle Bridge partof Carmarthen the other way, and -laces :he jvertes.que Hills and Church of Llangunner across the It cansists of a Drawing-room upwards of ao feet long, " eth Compartinents .at each end, , formed by Gutnic pie ors, and a 13,,_windoNv in the mi:ldle part, and' a Diaing-room a ll, d Breakfast -room on the same Fluor ; with Bed-rooms and "ervants' Rooir.s suitable. There is a small Garden in/the trout facing the River, terminated Green -house and striall Hot-house, and a Terrace undobey—Thc other House lis).ati.joinineand behind the last mentioned, and consists of a ; Joining and Breakfast -room on the ground-door, look- VA into its own Garden, and a-Drawing-room on the a bl e lookin along the River. This Hou.se hassalso suitable -e eci!roorits g and Offices on the basement stury.—Both the nouset fra b. laid iorther at a very small expence. There ;•„, , 4 y c " a cn.ach-hous, aric Stabling for six Horses. . „-These Premises communicate immediately with the Town ~_sq, Carmarthen, without seeing any of the houses from its Zt.lldoWs, and are a very cl-'3irable Retreat for a genteel Fa. try y ' Who wish for a residence-in a cheap and plentiful Conn ;jiled Y;. and by laying both Houses together, which might be at a Very - small expel - Ice,. a very large Family might be t,..-cQt,ulniodated. All, or any part of the Furniture, may be h ad at a fair A ppraisement, and immediate Possession },fiver.. .1 A Plan of the Premises may be seen, apd-turthez. Particu -,'an3 known by applying 'tii Alt. Alaigall, at Mr. NaSh's, -irirchil.... ern,)? over -street cr of Mr. Edwards, Solicitor, Sty_ siF4llts Pleet.street. tTRIDAY, F'E'BRUARY z 6, 18oz. The DRAWING of . the present -ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY begins on Monday the First of March. lIF TICkETS, HALVES, QUARTERS, :EIGHTHS, and SIXTEENTHS, are now selling in great Variety of Numbers, and oil the lowest Terms The - Money „forthe Prizes paid on Demand, • By HORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, at their old-established State-Lottery,Office, (Licensed pursuant to Act or Parliament) • N0..2,6, CORNHILL, • Opposite the Royal. Exchange, London; • Also at LIVERPOOL and EXETER. First of March the State-Lottery begins Drawing. I)ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co. Stock- Brokers, at their Licensed State-Lottery Offices, Corn hill and Charing-cross, London; also in the Market-Place; Norwich, and in Castle -street, Liverpool, arc selling Tickets and Shares, _in the greatest variety of Numbers. In' the last and late-State-Lotteries the following Capital Prizes have been sold at the above Offices, in Shares : No. 12,307, 30,0001.—N0. 26,883 (as First-drawn), 30,0181. 20 t ool. each. so°ol. each. 2,0°01. each. No. 4g;577 No: 33,599 No. 13,726 23,145 22,740 28, 879 .35,9 8 9 40,8 . . 8 9 22,699 ro,ool. each. 37,400 11,902 2 7,96.1 7.494 11,722 31,092 1103; 2 5 , 9 8 3 25,215 9,915 46,102 s,ovol. each. 2,00a1. each. 15,91 g . •• 5 8 , 2 29 41,768 24,165 41,827 2., '6B 14,755 - AT. &c. &c. Alsoin former Lotteries, since the year 1767, a great propor tiorrof Capital Prizes, too numerous to tnentio. Since Lotteries were - first established there have. been but Four Prizes of 30,0001. divided and sold in Shares. —Two of them, .Nos. 12, 8 / 7 , and 26,883, were sold by Richardson, Goodluck and Co. 11E NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in 1 1 general, are respeafully informed, j BURG ESS and Son's GENUINE ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, coninties to be prepared by them- in the tame manner that has given such universal approbation for many years past. The long justly-acquired superiority of that Article is fully confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of Persons resident in all parts of the World, and having stood the test'of trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains. The general utility of their Essence of Anchovies and other rich Sauces for Fish, Sze_ induces 'them, from the numerous 'Advertisements daily appearing, to caution Families, &c. in piirchasiry, - the same, as none is to be had of their Genuine, taiii.at.their Warehouse as under. •• _ • Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family ,of the best quality. West-India Merchants, Captains of Ships, & leers in the Army zknd Navy, sgpplied upon the slio 'tize for the East and West Indies. &c. Warehouse, No. ro7, 'corner of Savoy-steps, Strand, Loudon. LITERAI:Y FUND, This Day was pOlished, • 3 In Oftavd, pricels. 6d. in bmirels. 'CLAIMS Of LITERATURE.; the ORIGIN, -MOTIVES, 0.8, ECTS, and TRANSACTION, of the SOCIETY for the ESTABLISHNIENT of LI TERARY FUN!), with all the POEMS in HONOUR of the INSTITUTION. This Work which, it is hoped, will be interesting:to the Public; as it is important to the Society, has been underzaken by its desire, and printed under:the dire&ion of a Committee, whose Resolutions ate prefixed to it. Bookseller by Bulmer, for William Miller, Old Bond. str eet, Bookseller to the Society. 'This Day was publiShed,' Elegantly printed on Foolscap o.Clavo, embellished with Four beautiful Plates, from original Designs,. price Ss. boards, 1 'HE PEASANT's FATE • a Rural - Poem. I With Miscellaneous Pieces. By WILLIAM HOLLOWAY. ' Printed. for Vernor and Hood, No. 3r, Poultry, and sold by all Booksellers in the United. Kingdom. IV here may be had, just published, Bloomfield's Rural Tales and other Poeiri, with cloven wood cuts, by Nesbit, 4s. boards. Also Editions on Demy Octavo, ss. 6d. Post Quarto, los: bd. or Royal Quarto, 18s. Bloomfield's Farmer's Boy, uniform with the above in size and price. SOCIETY for the RELIEF of the RUPTURED POOR. This Day were published, price 25. the Fifth Edition, wits AdOitions,, GENERAL RULES anti INSTRUC_ .1 6 FEW 1. TI 0 NS, very necessary to be attended to by those of both Sexe , ., who are afflicted with RUPTURES. By WILLIAM TURNBULL, A. M. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of London, and Surgeon to the EaStern Dispensary. London : S o ld by T. Boosey, Old. Broad-street ; J. John son, St. Paul's Chuch-yard ; J. Wright, Piccadilly ; Mur ray and Hi g hl e y , Fl eet-street ; an d l . An d A. Arch, Grace church -street. just imported from Germany, by T. Boosey, price 31. 1,35. 6d. in boards, Jacones Ileiniarum, Professoris Camperi. These splendid Engravings of the late celebrated Camper, describing the varieties of the I nguenal Hernia, are dedicated by his Learned Editor, Somniering, to the above Charity.— This distinguished mark of respea evinces the great userul aess Which the Institution is deservedly considered to possess on the Continent. This Day were published, Elegantly printed, and embellished with a beautiful Fron • tispieee,. T HE RED BOOK and the BLACK ONE. In TWo Vols.. For the Use of Children. By A LADY. Printed by E. Lloyd, Harley-street, Cavendish-square. where-may be had, by the same Author, Summer Rambles, in Two Vols. with twelve Engravings, and dedicated, by permission to Her Royal Highness Princess Charlotte of Wales. Also Short Stor'4, in words Of one syllable. This Day were published, In Two Vols. Octavo, illustrated by Maps, Price his. in boards, La' LEMENTS of GENERAL HISTORY, An il./ tient and Modern- To which aro added, -a Table of Chronology, and a Comparative View of. Ancient and Nlo cicrn Geography. By ALEX. FRASER TYTLER, Esq. Printed for T. Cadell, jun. and W. Davies, Strand ; and W. C►eech, at Edinburgh. This Day was published, • In Two Vols._ Svo. Price ;Bs. hoards ' • Embellished with Tw o 'Vi ews by Becker, A TOUR through the Northern Counties of 1. ENG LAND, and the Borders of SCOTLAND. By the Rev. RI C D WARNER. - Bath : Printed by R. Cruttwell ; and sold by G. and J. Robinson, Paternoster-row t London. Of whom may be had, by the same,Author. The - History 9f Batti. Royal Quarto, at. las. 6d. • boards. Two Walks through Wales, illustrated with Three tine Plates, by Aiken, and Engravings of Each Day's Route. 'fwo,Vls..tss. •.I._boards. A 'Walk through Somerset, Devon, and Part of Cornwall ; embelliLlicri with two Aquatint Views, by Aiken, from the Drawings of Becker and Hussey.. 7s. boards. Excursions from Bath, comprehending Topographical Ac counts of the "principal Seats in tie Countie s o f Wil ts , Somerset, ,and • Gloucei:ter ; accurate List's of the several Paintings, with critical Remarks and Biographical Anecdotes ofdistinguished Portraits. Bs. boards. Printed at the Request of a LADY 'Of High hank. This Day was published, . - • Embellished with an elegant Frontispiece, drawn and en - gra'ved by Hopwood, neatly printed in a Pocket Size N UNFORTUNATE MOTHBR''s'AITYVICE to her absent DAUGHTERS; in a Letter to Miss Pennington: By the Lite Lady PENNINGTON. • London: Printed for J. Hatchard, No. Igo, Piccadilly; and M. ]ones, No. t, Paternoster-row. • We beg leave to recommend this little Vorume to the notice of- Mothers and Governesses, as a very tit Book to put into the hands of young •• Where tnay had, A New-and beautitiil Edition of Gregory's, Legacy to his Daughter, wi r til.atich,„;ant l'iontispicce. Price 3s. boards. Canibray's'PicoS•lterieciliens for every Day in the Month. To winch is •prelixed; a Sketch of the Life of the Author, and a Father's Advice to his Son: Price tg. done up in co loured paper, o r ne atly `found is. 6d. and eleg a ntly in calf as. 6d. and in morocco 3s. As a Companion to the above (the . sainet:ize and price), Cambray's Pious Thoughls, concerning the Knowledge and Love of God. To which is pi - ell:ie.:1, Dire-dions for a Holy Life, and attaining Christian Perfedion, Mao, The Closet Companion; or, a Course of short Prayers fat every Day in the Week. VALUAI3LE FAMILY MEDICINE, For all Inaction or Übit.uEtion of the Stomach and Bowels, -. Pains and Distention of the Bile, Bowels, Indigestion, - Sickness at Stomach, Flatulency, Habitual CostiveneA, Bilious or Sick Head-ach, See. &;. •HALL.A.iVI's ANTI-BILIOUS LAXATiVe PILLS * . THIS sate and ulegint ?reparation is . justly esteemed, for its agreeable and certain operation, by which it elteCtually removes all Inaction or obstruCtion of the Stomach and Bowels, whether arising from Bile. Indi scsiiLii, riii&i.itency, or t.:old ; Sickness at Stom a ch, •H ea d ach, tirc. It operates by dislodging acrid bile or other crudi_ ties retained in the intestinal cam!, and acts as an Alterative to the system generally. Free from any antitnonial or mer curial preparations; it is at all times sate; and has been given with singUlar good effect during Pregnancy. Its action is particUlarly adapted to Persons of Bilious Habits, and those of sedentary lives, where a - sufficient action of, the bowels is not kept up ; and crudities retained in those organs are fre quently produrnig pains and distentions, head-achy, languor, and giddiness, or, a 'sense of weariness and oppress,io.. " fteinove the cause, the eti4l must cease." . -A sinsle trial will fully Convince the Patient of their effi cacy. - worst cases of Bilious or Sick Head-aclis are cer tainly removed by a 'single dose, and in a much shorter, time than could be credited, but frprn experience. The Proprietor thinks it proper -to remark, they will be found not only to ad without pain pruncasiness, but to leave the body, after their immediate adiun ceases, free from that costive state which generally succeeds the operation of laxative medicines: • . Sold, vyttolesale and retail, by-B. Shaw, No. 74, Borough; and retail,' 15)1'13axter anti Co. Edinburgh and 'GlasgoVy ; and by every 'tender of Medicine in the Kingdom. Price ZS. gd. and 55 . ; per box. It is 'necessary to observe, the signature of " Edward Hallam" appears oil , tile Cd.rtificate covering each box- 7 no, others can, ppssibly -Ore gob uine. A, Reward of _Fifty Poudds will be paid on conviction of a tbrgery. Dr. JANIES'S.-ANALEPTIC PILLS. FOR the Rhemaki'srns and Colds whiTh prevail at this seas - on of the year, no Medicine is so safe and efficacious as Dr. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. Their peculiar tendency to promote Perspiration, and all the natural Secretions, will account 'for their singular virtues in these Complaints; as Well as in many others to which the 'initial?. frame is liable from the vicissitudes of our Climate. They are admirably calculated foi l . Disorders 'of the Stomach and Bowels, for persons Of a Bilious or a• Gouty habit, as also for those whose constitutions have beau allotted by . a too - active or too sedentary life. They are likewise particularly ser viceable in Head-Achs occasioned by Indigestion, and in re_ . moving the bad effects of free living ; as also - in preventing Palsies and Apoplexies ? so often the canseTtence of intem perance. Recourse shpu ld be had to - them after every excess of eating :or drinking, and upon i eVery•Slight indisposition ; and thus theitwell-known.charaeteristic of promoting longevity will be maintained ;' for,- by assisting Nature in the due diS charge of tine animal fimetions, and „by keeping the consti•- tution as it were in continual rep=ix, they prc,c(ve- the burly in health and vigour, and prevent premature decay.. As the AN AL E PTIC PILLS • owe their excellence •th a pealliar preparation, which has never bath divuled by the Inventor but to the present Proprietors, they can only.be had genuine from then); and they are . sold .by Francis Newbery, at the Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, the East End of St. Paul's, a few doors from Cheapside, London, and at Dr. James's late licuifeJn 'Brutonstreet, in Boxes, price 4s. 6d. each, Stamp included ; or the quantity of Six may be had in one large Box for tl. as. 6d. • - Observe that the Name " F. NEwitExv, No. 4,5, -St. Paol's,”: is engraved in, the Stamps: • All others are coun terfeits. • EXTRACT FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. T has. been . the. study of the Proprietoti of the w e ibiknown ANTISCORI U DROPS, first com posed and prepared by the late 'FRANCIS SPI LSBu fel', at his Dispensary, No. is, Soho-square, London, and-continned only, and solely, there to be prepared genuine, to;ghard the . Public. against the Impositions which are daily pradised against Medicines possessing the first eespedability ; and as the virtues of the Antiacorbutic . Drops ]rave been tbund nut only an antidote in scorbutic complaints, but a suq-essful re_ source in cutaneous'eruptions, scrophula, gout, rheuinati'sin, and the attendant diseases of the nerves, •as the list cures accompanying each bottle,, given in •an ample bill of direc- - tions t will testify, as well as the Treatisit un Diet, Cvut, &c. written by the late Proprietor (which ma be also had at the Dispensary), single them the out as -fit obje ths to.,try, der their souletion, such sputious imitations. for this, rea son, the Proprietors, by toe favour of His Majesty' s Com missioners.ot the Stamp-Office, have affixed a stamp on each bottle, printed in black ink, with the words " 'Spilsbury and Co. No. is, Soho-square,'' expressed - upon it, which, if the Purchaser attends' to, together with the words " By the King's Patent,.' on the bottle; bill, and, wrapper,, with the addition of the King's Arms on the target, he may be as sured he has obtained the Genuine Medicine, as sold at the Dispensary, Soho-square, London, in bottles of Ss. each, duty included. [PRIC4 SIX-FENCE. TO THE LADIES. DELICACY:. of COMPLEXION. Just im. potted from Paris, a fresh Supply of the Incompara ble 131,00 M of NINON DE L'Elsic LOS ; thc.therits cf which ; for preserving and rendering the Complexion beauti fully fair, are unequalled. Redness or Pimples in the. race, together.with Freckles, Worms, or Morphew, are entifely removed by this most excellent Preparation. It is particu larly recommended for the Hands and Arms ' rendering than of a delicate andnaturak white, entirely freelltnn that glossy appearance arising frOm the use of Pearl Powder, &c. ~If used immediately after bathing,' it prevents the salt-water from being prejudicial to the complexion. One or two bot tles will evince the pre-eminence this Preparation has over every thing vended for a similar purpose. Sold, by order of the Proprietor, at Mr. Golding's, Per fumer to Her Majesty, Cornhill ; Mr. Overton's, No 47, New,Borid-street-; and Mr. Wright's, Wade's Passage, Bath ; at 4s. per bottle. DEATH OF ABERCRONIBY THE EXHIBITION of the LARGE HIS_ TORICAL P.ICTURE, painted by SAMUEL TAMES ARNOLD, representing on a most extensive' scale the Memorable BATTLE before ALEXANDRIA on the zist of Marc7►,' lot, in which the gallant Sir RALPH AdERCROMBY lost his Life, ,continues open at the GREAT ROOM, SPRING GARDENS, every Day, from Teti till Dusk. Admittarke One Shilling. . Sketches of Reference are delivered to Ladies and Gentle men honouring the Exhibition with their Presence, and a Person attends to explain the PiCture. NEXT MONDAY, The LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. ABISH respeetfully acquaints the Nobility, • Gentry, and the Public in general; that Tickets and Shares are selling at all his Old Established Offices,' • No. 4, CORNHILL,and N 0.9, CHARING-CROSS, MANCHESTER and EDINBURGH; Where the current price for Prizes will be paid on Demand, - as soon as drawn. ?RICE CAF TICKETS AND SHARES. •- Ticket., - ,C. 16 o. Hale - - Bi 4 Ol Eighth ---- 2 4 6 Fourth -4- 4 8 o I Sixteenth - - x 2 6 Tickets and Shares registered, coned Numerical Books.are kept, and all Business in the Ptfblic Funds tfansaded With fidelity and dispatch. SOLOMON's BALM OF C.:ILE.AD. • .„ - - • TT is notorious, that various disorders of • the I. human framtare, brought on by dissipation in youth, and the gross violation of those 'ivies which int:duce dictates for the preservation of Health, and laying a foundation fora l on g and: h a ppy life, with a firm and strong constitution. The blessing; of health are no sooner lost, than painful ex. perience teaches the inestimable value of it. and the unhappy Patient looks around, too often, in vain, for the means or its recovery ! Dr Solomon, of Liverpool, recommends his CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD to all those whose Constitutions have been impaired by early imprudence, and whose nerves are at - - flitted by intense study, the too free use of ardent spirits, tea or cotie, as well as to all persons who are enervated oy long residence in hot and unhealthy climates; in which cases, It will invariably prove of the most sovereign ef2icacy, bracing. the relaxed nerves,' strengthening and .Uivigoratiog the• con stitution: The various weaknesses peculiar to the Fair Sex come irri mediately under the power of this restorative; and snany Ladies of Fashion and Respedability have found it to he the best medical appendage to the toilet they ever met with; for recruiting the decayed spirits, dissipating the head -Lich, dul ness, and languor; and creating a pleasing vivacity,. chas• in;. away Melancholy, it gives Goinfort and strength to the whole system. _ . NuMerous cases-have from time to time been published in. every Newspaper in America, for the encouragement of the Attlided to use and per4evere in- a Medicine which so emi nently atli/rds a - complete cure in all cases at debility. This incomparable COrdial Balm of Gilead is at Once the most elegant and ctlie-actpus Medicineever yet 'discovered for nervous diseases. In weak and shattered constitutions, Wcakneas of siOit or memory,. hypochondria, trembling;, horrors of the mind, sexual debility, and : all other disease;: arising from a relaxed state of the nervous system, and often the consequente of intemperance, debauchery, inattention t o the necessary cares of health, luxury, in sedentary, inactive, or studiouslite, this Cordial Balm teas oniv - ers , .tly establish ed its restorative efficacy, and may be ,ustly: enumerated amongst the foremost of those happy chsLoveries which medical research have procured as the blesvirts,s of the humah race, andgreatest counteractive to Lipman iniseiyS• Thou sands at this day in ilia three Kingdoms, live to blesS ti r,lay they first applied to this admiral:Tr.- remed, and enjoy the blessings of health,• - whO' Might otherwise have stropped •into an untimely grave, the viclimsof early imprudence. Accounts frow• England, ireiand, the hat Indies, Hamburgh, Berlin, liolland, Norway, 5 vectert, and Den mark, all concur in that no Medicine ever introduced in those Countries met with such rapid and cstrkordinary sale. The. Custo m .-house Books at latial,an and 'Liverpool will Evicirntiy shew that more of thla :els:none '4 exporte r s than all others put together. • Dr. Solomon, conscious of'the reaittide-of his condtta, and the unrivalled, unprecedented efficacy of his Medicine, can 'not withhold so great a blessing from Society, and is de termined, at the -expence of Five Thousand Pounds, to 'establish this great discovery for the benefit of mankind '; and will continue regularly to advertise true, genuine, and vo luntary attestations of its superior efficacy. The Cordial Balm-of Cilead sol by .J. Mathews, Strand, in bottles, price lialf-a-Guined each. , There are also. cases, •at containing equal to twelve bottles at Los. 6d. by which the Patient saves 11. es. -.• Dr., Solomon may be consulted by letter, post-paid, .in-• closing his usual tee of one Guinea—Such letters:she*, for safety, .be thus directed—" Money-let:cr. Dr.' Solomon, Solomon's.place,'Brownlow-streer, Liverpool ; paid double postage." To ensure the most inviolable secrecy, Letters may be or dered to be addressed for X. Z. as . A .•is. at the Post-Oftiee, till called for. As Dr. Solomon's' praCtice in now Seco= so great and ex, tensile, and his - constant engagements _require a considerable portion of his time and attendance, he ex peas when consult ed, the usual cornplita.:ent of a guntea ; but all written cases, or letters of advice, to be answered at hi leisure, are'required to inclose only half-a-guinea: In order to prevent -unavoidable ,dela'ys, and 'Consequent disappointments, Agents arc requh - ed to send their orders fore their stock is quite exhaust‘..d. . • _ Captains, Merchants; &c. ;Are supplied on ;He . lirst -and third .Mondays in' every month, of Which they will take notice. HEN Prolcsikiur,a. iVnif Responsibility'deviate trom the general System by the selection of a peculiat branch, the sart,ttion of long con tinued success is the he'St .criterion of superiority. Eight_ years h.r, I I clevrited my practice to the extisive treatment of Three Dis irdcrs, and the successful result of my plan gives me additional ardor tai ~ ;;,pose, as tar as 1'4%) able, the ravages of those "Complaints which arc most important in the Catalogue Ur Uhlman Infirm:ties. • After initiation into every Bran,. 1., as an Army Surgeon, I 1 - brined - a wish at an cirri: ) , peliod of Prattice torescue•in, clividualS'fremi tbe _ignorance of uneducated, men, o: the equally dangerbtz• precipitancy of ge.neral , raaiT:oners: The Three Disorders, to the Cure. pt which I , have (le voted my attention, 'comprise ei•eri ;:pe(..cs of V:E.N REAL INFECTION, whetiier or a rec.mr or long du 'ration: 2cily, Ali kinits of debility, wrtetner 'arising from the habits of 'school boys, or the induigetwes of mature age : And, lastly, r r 3.: - derange;imt of tne sv:.tern in wo. 'men which iscallid riA I( 1-t 13, N NT. SS , or sT E I.t I I, vr y Numerous Diseases' arc the result of ignorance, or 'haste in the-treatment of a simple Gonorthkea:':lnd it not en. frequently happens that Vle seeds Of lac itre poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded hour..—By a superior rhe, thod such Complaints are. easily cured; and„ even where others have failed, 1 trust that I may presume to oiler a radical re-cstabiiilunent. _ Few, .however, arc the cases of comtilicatett distress in this disorder, compared with true calainitues ons ot Men, who, from- an indulgence in a somary vice, or the pFevalent gaetieS of• tashionabi.:: lite, .icfpiire that mate of Debility, which is tine unavoiri.tble consequence of such pernicious habits.: W here the. unhappy stql'erer broods over his misery, but carefully cone eats .his misfortune, it , inay be stmt a latior. for hint to knOw, that-410010i, it b. 2 an sobiezt of doubz or uncetiainty with other 'l' tactiti..ners . , rmnoval of these Deticiene.es -.by the graditii• proktrcsS of Renova tion, is the acqu!reateht I,f n!. , 11; x per-mice. It the; rites of bacchps or Venus have bektn to reduce Manly vigour.; touch anxiety will be orevental by an catty Counterac tion of. this languid 'State • and in these cases, no great di/lie - tilt!: wilt occur. --• Bur where this Deiieiency has for users existed, .a proper perseverance is indistiensably 'equisite to revive the slum bering Sparks of Lite, .tut to re-aninmie the Constitution. hMAR E 1) WO :v1 N , who have lonr, 'disappointed in their cxpeziations of a Family, may be :iscured, , that in most instances, such de! , .tas are enrabfe by Nt6iical skill. The secres.v which , is so e..5,-nbal to thy udetlaking, and the qualifications whielt I nave presumed to state,' tonn the basis of my. pretensions, and in ',mix:ideate with such this intimation is giyeri, that, lr. it. tic.iv tx eonsttlred personAlv, or by Letters. slij.d) Note), :it his house, No. 59, Artlnuei- srtret; ‘ctrAntLi Temple Bar. Gn - - There is an atMitionat Entrance in, Water-street, , adjoining, antith Nome is on. both tt:,doors. B---, Member tit the Royal CZAlrge of Surgeons.