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3 • It. r.ti g .' 1 v.. 4 54. i V di e ;.• , i t 4 ^ ' t irj, . ~... Ia l a . 4 i. • _. - _ - , 1 V1} . :4 1 4 . 4 0, „ * ' ~. '.: •!...:-..?" _... ~ . r 4, ","- , ; - , . ~ . .. .. .„,-. T 'cm ; 0 'if ( ...4,3 ... Ia- • *a I • .1' * . . - . ..4 rReVI4," --.. ye. ~..,....„ • - ..,,,, Ili , • 4 ~ i .•• . 4 4 . it ,- . • 4 NUMBER '4 5g7.3 ltt GiN DA 1 7 , OCTOBER 5, .1867. (PRICE sntrENcz. TUE'ATRE ROYAL, bItUitY4LANE. rrHIS PRESENT EVENING, .0&. 5, Iso7, wkll bedpetforaketi _ M 7. R. GUNNING's LECTURES on the PREN CIPi.ES and t,i'EttAlloNti of SUR G ERY wilt commence THIS EVEN! Et,;,ht o'Ciock , preuitiely. No. 4i, ConduitoAreet, fianover--Aut:C. #i This Day was publia.hed, price ;s. h 3. sewed, A REPLY to certain OBSERVATIONS otthe lAz:Right Rev. Dr. MILN ER, .upon the SEQUEL to the Serious Examination of the ROMAN CATHOLIC C:.A IMS : including some N.otine of, the Tug; sJc.tions of 37 41 and 1793 ; of Dr. Troy's Pastoral Charge; or the pope's ; Reseript ; of-the Remarks Open 'the :Bishop;.,of .Durham!s . I Chirge • and the 4ds of the Council of Constance; Mr. Sydney 'Smith's Sermon; and other Matters._::_l . 2_ • • • PICTUA4LING.,OFFICE,' - :" ding. 3e, :807 r ir liE COMMIS SIOIV.GIiS ; fir:VI CT 1.7. d tri-VG lair Majestes Navy do hereby give Notice, ?'bat ore Wednesday, .the zd December next, : they will be read; ta receive Tendet s,.irt uniting (seared up), and treat jor the' SuPpf;' Fresh 'BEE F for the use of His . Majesty's Troop: ai the Island: and Colon le: beret:l:der nt?:ntioned,vl*; Suriaant, Berbice, Deme rara, Trireidad r -Tobago, brenab, Barhadoes, P.'incern, Lucia, Poininica, Antigua, and Si. Kitts,, during the. Jpare cf 'Twelve 11l nths certain, Iron: the.sst March,. t SoR, and jurtber 'until Six Nanths Warning be *given to be paid for by Bias, ;pigrahle, with Interest; ninetY daft after daut. - The-Comittion.s o h:,,e Contrail (whirl:4l:4y be taken conjobaljo „ , for the aohe.le, , or Jiiirate(y for each Island. er Cototy /ma" be sir: at the Secretary!t (Vice. regard viii! be. bad to any Tender in ;:liblch the P, ici t iota!' not be ! a lerted In viords at length, or that shall not he • deliverrd to thr Board bofcre (Inc o'Clotk an , the-laid Jrednesday,. the ad De.. erribennixt, nor artless 14 Person :who viakes IN Tender, or song pr.eson on hi: behalf; atter:as, to answer, whencalledfor, PIZARRO. PRRUVIANS: Attallba, Mr. POWELL ; Rolla Mr. ELLISTON ; OrozetTilao, Mr. DOWTON; Cora, Mrs. 1-I.'SI D DONS ; Fcrr4ndo. Miss BYNAM. SPANIARDS.' Pizarro; Mr. YMO RE.; •! -•- • Alonzu, by a GENJ'LEMAN, jßeingliis second appearance S t a ge) Lar t Casas, Mr. 1V KOUtjHTON ; Valverde,' Mr. EYRE"; Elvira, Mrs. POWE.LL..- • , WITH THE DEVIL TO PAY. Sitifohu Loverute, Mr, DI(;NUM . Jobson, Mr. BANNISTER; Lady Loverole,. Mrs. EIA R LO W E ; Lettice, Miss TIDSWELL; Luc- Mrs GARDINeit ; ALL FORMER LOTTERI4, JPSEDI GRAND PRIZE OF FORTY.THOUSANO POUNDS. NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRILEr. And DOUBLE CHANCES far the same Money. • By the Rev. THOMAS LE tvIESU RI R, Reaorof Newman Longville, in the County of [rucks, and late kellowut New College, Oxford. London: Printed for !Bess. Rivingtons, St 'Paul's Church yard; Hatchard, Piccadilly; Richardsons, Royal Exchange; Cooke and Parker, Oxtord; Deightou, Cambridge; and In- Nowporfagnell. OTTERY, on a NEW PLAN, begins Drawing Odober aigh, 1807. ,;D ; SCHEME. t Pr ize of • • ‘ 41,000 - . 440,000 2 . . 23,t00 1 . 0,000 100. . • - - 004 coo - - - In the Press, and at the latter End of this Month will be published, in Two Vols.. stmo. a Work entitled /I ORE SUBJECTS):HAN ONE; or- Cursory - IV 1 Views of various Subjects, principally connected With France and the French People:. To which are added, Essays and .Vliscellanc.sous RefleCtions on ditferent.Topics. • •-" 11. DAVIS, M. D. Author of 14 Observations sot. lea Asiby xies," Prolet Weigh:4l6ns toncanarat lehtteces," The Matient and 'M dent titstory of " The Origin and Descrip,kkorr or. Pognor," and Member of several Medical Societies, 8(4. Cura testimonium memisse contentus. Quintilllan.. Lcindon : Printed for Samuel Tiiiper, Leadenhall-street.:• 1 p - • - - So - 2,,5D0 1000 • ' 2S Prizes of Tickets 6 'o) iu rue Suppleitien, a. each . ... .. . zzepoo tary Lottory, worth . -. • 7085 Prizes. £ls7,coo ..... ONLY ONE FIXED CAPItAL. .---- Nell,. Mrs. lORDAN. Boxei 6s. Second Price 33. Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price is. Garkry al. Second Price Upper Gallery is. Second Prite 6d.- No tvlr ? oey to boreturned. • Places for the Boxes to be taken . of Mr. Spring, at the Box. Office, Russell-street. The Doors to be opened at Bali past Five c and begin at. Half pist Six. To-morrow will be revived (not aded these tyventy years) the Tragedy of Percy ; atter which (4ihtitne) POW Sot dier. . On Thursday, The . Soldier's Daughters with (first time this Season) The Grand Operatical komance of The Forty Thieves. And on Saturday, Love in a Village. SOCIETY for the DISCHARGE and Rt LIEF - of PER. SUNS IMPRISONED for Ci.iv , r street, Od. 3, atm AQUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of this SOCIETY will be held here on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 7th instant, at Twelve o'Clock, to Audit the Accounts to the agth ult. &c. &c. &c, R. GRASSWELL, Sectaary. . - ALEJONIR,EWERY. AT. a MEETING of SUBSCRIBERS, held at the Castle Tavern, Mark-lane,, on •Tiresd.y the i9th of September, Six Gentlemen were appointed as a Provi sional Committee . and Trustees, the remaining Five to be chosen at a Public Meeting of Subscribers held for that pur pose. Particulits inaj . , at be had, and •Subscriptions reeeiycd Mews. Sanson, Lice, and Postiethwairs, N 0.65, Lorittmid. street; Messrs. Marsh, Sihbvdd, Stracey, and Co.'s, Ber seib-atrecal and at Mr. Castleman's • Qastle T4vero, Mark... lone. li. 7! `: • -' ' . .ALEXANDM CAMPBELL's ES t s.,if IF the ExectltOrs or Administrators or the" ACEXAVDEIt CAMPlibl.i., Watchmaker? . No. 41, 1100 rd-street, Stolid, do not fetch away the several Arti. • CPS of Holtschold Furniture, and other Each, left on the Voresaid Pretnises, within fourteen days from the date here of, they will be sold to pay the Expellees thereat. , 0 4toim fr sso7. ioHN 14.055. • - • NORTHAMPTONSHIRE; on the Borders of LEICES. 'TERSHIRE.—NOBLE ,and EXTENSIVE DENIES. NE, ANTIENT 'MANOR HOUSE, Capital .LANDS, and WOODS, nearly TITHE-FREE, uPwatchi of Two Thousand:Five Hundred Acres TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS; AtGarraway's Coffee. House, in E.tchange alley, Cornhill, London, on Tuesday the44thof November next, T.velve o'Clock, in Lots, rr aFe CAPITAL. AND 'VERY ELMIBLE A.• FREEHOLD ESTATE, PIPWELL.AI3II4. v, Miles from Market Harborough ind. Kettering, in the County a Northampton, ihe,property of a Nobleman; comprising an AN TI ENT mAyq 51014.1-10 U SE, with Domestic ot. fAcett of ail descriptions, Paddocks, eligible. and' desirable 'Farms of rich inclosed Meadow, Pasture,' and Arable Laud, With suitable Buildings,,and ornamented with fineTaitiber, ativided by tltriving Hedget, and lying within a Ring knee ; comprising upwards of One 'Thousand Two Hundred Acres, lets, to respectable Tenants at Will ; v...ith the Manorial Rights. Quit-rents, Cottages, Waste Grounds, and other valuable Appurtenances. `Also PI l s•V ELL WOODS, in hand, containing.Upwa,PlS 431 Three Hundred and Fitty Acres; well stocked wan tine Oak and other Timoer, and Underwood. • Tti e Capital, Extensive, ail(' Thriving WOODS, corn. priaing part at ROCKINGHAM F() RE ST,-anil 'adjoining t"lPwell E state; situate in the. Parishes of „wottliog, Oakley, in the said County' ; containing up . A.of Nine Hundred and Seventy Acres with the `ll.uber an iri d I I hdetwood thereon. The whole of these valuable Estates being nearly Tithe,. free, Compact, and cortimandino fine Tract one Of the firit Connties, forms a most eligible Pronerty for a NOW than or ~ ;entlemaii wishing to invest theft' Money in Land. The Estates may be viewed by applying to Nlr•dohn ES sanl• at the Mansion,. where Particulars !nay be had ; at the George; Kettering.; rind", Inns at. botougli i• • 'three • Cranes,. Leicester • George, Northampton; p ort; ..Lost House, Widord; r.Q. Parr, ES'o. Litcotieid ; 'Hen and Chickens, Birmingham; George, Wohorn ; Loaf, Dunstable; White Hart, St. Albans; Red Lion, Barnet; at Carraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick.smet, Golden. square, London ; where a Plan of the Estates may be seen. - SUF FO LK. Copy of a Letter from Mr. l . DING 4F, Bookseller and Stationer, Bury St. Edolund's, To Dr. SOLOMON, Gilead-House, near Liverpool. Bury, Sept. - t, ig o .. A'Person who had several times setittor 3.. 10 Bottle of your CORDIAL BALNI lately called on me lova Bottle, and intortned•ini, " that it . itad drnc him a wonderful ,deal of good ; he 110 been dually declining for_a long time, had spent a 'great &al 'of ixl.oncy for advice, and found no benefit ; hcopaidoneirgeori 46 1. another 61. but all to no purpose. ' At tie time he :sent for the first Bottle of your Cordial'Balin of Gilead he could 11° L wdlk across his house without the assistance of sortie one .. 4°. help him ; indeed he was getting worse /laity he had not taken rite Gilead but a few days, agreeable to the Direetions, ' when he found himself much better." He continues taking tat this time, and; froth his appearance, is likely •to do well. You have the 4uan't wishes to do what you .please •• 'With the above statement, which i$ literally as he told it me. • I am, Sir, - Your Obedient Servant, . • DINCLE, Proper Direalons for every Case, to enable Persons to Curt themselves are given with each Bottle. Price Half-a-Duinea. 'I here are also Family Bottles, containing' the quantiti.of four of the Cos. 6d. ones, for 335. by which gs. are bawl, Note.— Egh,Bottle has a Government Stamp, with. the Name " sainuel. Sol6loo,'Livetpool," engraved theleoili,to 'lmitate AVhich is telony. : • " Dr. S o l o mon, when-consulted, &peas his usual Fee of 13 att,fi r c dines. .Such Letter should, for safety,, be thus di. recital, 1` Money Letter, Dr. Solomon, Gilead-House, Liverpool." Those who wish to have the Medicine immethately iron , ' The Do tor, by sending the Money fur any quantity thty . think proper, will have them. sent by t.ich'e . .irre.:r - as tilvj ;hall appoint. Post-Office Orders for any Stiin May b‘ son by Post, and the Balance :Will be returnee} iii; the at ,l4 ,_ or Qrders.With Cash Inclosed will be duly attended 40. Pamphlets of Ctire may be had gra'tiSfe Any repuiiiwe Me ' 41 4insf,Ytneicx in every Market Town. .•••. ' In proof of the Value of a Supplementa4P Ticket, I. WARNER ,:ngages to pay 'Twenty Pounds for every Sup - plemeotari ficicet, and in proportiot . k every Shire pur chased at his or any other Licensed State tottery Office, if brought for Sale , on or betote.tiie 16th of November, do 7, bein4 three days belotc the Droving of the Supplementary ?Lottery, the Holders of every such Ticket or. Share, not `memo* Money, will be enlitle.t to their Chance in the Siippleinen L . tary , tiery, 'wegins Drawing the igthNO vetri, and contains the ohuwiug Prizes; Prize of 'cs,o6o = is Cts;etoe, ' - ..- io,ooo . • S - - - - . tOOO . 5,30 - . 2.si>o 2, ..,00 20 • • • " - •" - 1 00 20 . SC) • • 1 0 00 1500 • • ✓ • • 15 • • • • • • 22,500 1552 Prizes. k 63,000 TICKETS and SHARES ate oblalt t I..WA k N E R's Licensed. Lowry Office, No. g 6, Comilla, facing the Royal Llchange. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - ,Czo 19 • Hait - -,Cto t 0 , . Eighth -= . . ,C 2, IS o Quarter . - s 8 o Sittteenth.. . t 3 o To be drawn in Ten Days, in regulir Drawingt of Two Thousand =O. Country. Banks sending Orders through their Bankers in London, may receive ihr same A Ilmvance as Country Agents. Clubs-',' Societies. Merchants' and Ranker;' Clerks. will meet ,with liberal uncouragentent • ollid all Otders from the Coun try, containing Paytnent, will be treated the same as it pre. sent. No LICENCE required for LOTTERY AG ENT'S, And these that arc Agents at present may be Agents to one or 'more l)1111;CS. ALL Person 9. witltng to ad' as. Lottery Agents' may be tti,,)iied with I icK.E - rs and SHARES, un the most advantayeaus "Vernks, tor It o.adv rummy, short-dated Bills, or Past-Otnctt Orders ; a. d all 'I tckes i Shares un.; told at the Comniencement of tot Drawing may be returned; awl the amount of thesame paid on Qesitand !Iy I. WARN L K, at Ins State Lottery Office, No. i 6, COrnhil I. near the Royal. Exchange. Note.—Clubs, Societies, &c. will meet with fiberal . tiv• couragement . NOW Is Tilt TIME To f,et a SHARF of the 4o °out. in'the presmt srATK L OTTERY, Which begins Drawing 23th October, t 307. . _ . qta JAMES BRANSCOMB 'and Co. NO. it, 1-loltiOrn,,No. 37; Orniittl, and No. 38, Haymarket, b lea' to •oliserve„ the present STATE LotTERY exceeds every Seheine that Has gone before 'it; by • ig able to. ladast of 4 40.0041. Prile, with only zo,octo .Tigketi; and considerably less' than Two blanks to a Priie, as the• fortunate Holder of each of . the .eroo.) Numbers drawn in the first or prn.cipal LotterY, and entitled to it Ticket in tne SUpplementary one, which Ticket or Share so Brawn, • the Holder, •.by applying at either of the above Or aces. 'nay. if they choose, on •or before the Ott; November, tilay, sal for the full antount, as, if drawn i 201. Prize; but if ii•it sad, the. Holders of such Numoers, after that time, will tie entitled to every Beneficial Chance belonging, to the Nuadicr or-Numbers they possess in the Supplementary Lottery, which ls'to consist of time onbo identical Numbers ttrawn . as before Meetionett,te the Numbar or Numbers held by each Adventurer either a Whole Ticket or a Snare, With. but any further expe•nee or trouble of changing the Nuinoer first purchased in the principal Lottery. Schemes gratis tot' bbth Lotteries, and Prizes paid on de. ,rnand. • Tickets and Shares •are now selling by • Sir lAMBS BRANSCOMB and co. Proprietors of the Lucky Lottery Offices, No. tt, Holborn, No. 31, Corohilt. at No. 38, Haymarket, Piccadilly ;by whom, in the lost Slate Lottery, the billowing Capitals were sold in 'Forty-two Sharert, namely , No. t 8,1133, a Prize of t0,0r.01. Likewise, Nd. r 0,167, a Prize of pool. • And No. 4677. a Prize of - And where the first 3n,eOOI.'PRIZE' EYER; SOLD, • Likewise, No. rzotg, the last z;',00••1. and the ORLY tel ZE ever entitled to 240301: Nu. 25,30 r., as first-drawn the Second Day, in the last Year's Lottery, were divided • ' into Shares; And in th'e two last Years' Lotteries, , upwards of zothoool. in Capital I' riaCii were also divided at the above 0 BIM in 420 Shlat, exclusive of several tool. SA. &C. ice. SiMPSON's NEW AND COMPLETE SYSTEM OF • COOKEItY. . This Day was published, . . Price 12s. in beards,. or s 4s. antatli , bound and lettered, Se. coed Edition enlarged; with Receipts' an Cons tectiontry, '.. . , • ACOMPLETE SYSTEM of COOKERY, can .2 Plaii entirely New, consisting of 'every titm6 reytisite. for cooks to know in the Kitchen Business • containitig bills of Fare for every 1..),,y in the 'Year, and threttions how to lYtesS each Dish, luting one Year's ,Work at the Margurs.of Buckingham, from the ast of January to the 4tst December, fBes. - . ' • - By JOHN .SIIINIPSON, Late Cook to the Most Nohl..' tile . Nlarquis of - Buckingham, and pre , en't fthitre - D'llotel to the Right lioulaulable Lord' li.:rwick. r , . . Second Ld'Aon, corroited utd enlarged, with upwarsis of One Ifundred of the most aerrove,l Rectillts itt C,onkay and Confettioaary ; awl a t: .11011 I n , le;., to the whole; .funning the mast complete \V. (.- t_h :' .ilit. ty acid COriteztioh.try Al'hs ever p, ' I, ,: , ..r!, :0,1 .;i,.1 ;Jest u oak for I.akilo: who so ;,, t mien I it,' r ,vr: r . .,i ~ t. Le, k 3 of the K itched, ,i10:1::. it,,, p:,rs,l4,- ;.;, , 11-• •,, a nill of fare, ectlipreiientling every if 'III 1.1 S. ' : ..,„T, 'l),, in the Year i- With the luo4t 0 ri...4 !'it!: , f ,i •+.sa , y Way , if lApnA chit the Table to ,IViiisiag,:. . Stewatt, N , ): 194; Piccadilly, np ;),) 3nitl by Mcs*rs. Longirtan, Hurst, quid Onttc,' ii,P;vrneti re r. reve:' ",•0 ALL THE TALENTS' GARLAND.. This Day was published, Third Edition, greatly enlarged, price 4s. (and . the. Ada, tiOna separately, 2 0.) ALL THE TALENTS' GARLAND ; a. few Rockets let off' at a celebrated Minitry ; including Elijah's Mantle, the Uti Possidetis, and other Pberns of the Sal tie Author. . Hy EMINESIT POIATICAT. CHARACTERS. Prinkti for Stockstale, Junior, .No. 41, .about the middle on the North Side of ; and La Gratige, Na.;sau smet, Where may be had, The Biitannied and HibemiAd ; or, the Choke and chiinge of Ministers a Satirical Poem in Two Parts, as. 6d. Alt toe Talents; a Satirical Poem, in Four Diaiogues,.and a Pastiral Epilogue, with' Prontispiece; Eighteenth 63. —A tew Copies on fine Drawing.paper, ;es. 64 flagellum flagellated; a Satirical Vuem; by Ben Blocks as. 6u. _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ All the Talents in Ireland ; a Satirical Poem ; Second Edi tion, ii.,6d. Letter to Lord Viscount Castlereagh, on the State of Ire. land ; by.the Author of the preceding, 21. , Mole. f.lichts Ntili ; Wing Lord Grenville:s Lettek to Dr. Gastrin, wi •11 the Ahswers thereto, is. Plain 1-,...1•.; or, a ,leview of the Condul alit: late Mi. nistrta; 4 hula Edition, greatly enlarged, .3s. The Crisis; by the Ant/tor of the preceding; Second Edi. tint). Zs bd. • 3trectures o 9 the Catholic,Billi by John Bowles, Esq 2s. Two Letters to tl r. Whirbread.,on the Education of the Poor; by John 8 , ,w1 s,. Vag. Second Edition, enlarged, 3s. nillicrto suppressed, The Red Book; or, the Government of t-r.111C.1. 1. Emperor of the French, Jul* the Scotch and Irish, iscc. 6d: In tew daYs, that incomparable Pamphlet, A Vindica. tion of the. Court of Rbssia ; Third Edition s . it. 6d. • This Day vim published . . to One Vo!time Oaado, price es. in Sheets, THE.-CLBAGYMAN'e iNSTRUCTOR ; or, a Collection of Trails on the Ministerial Duties. Also, in One Volume Odavo, uniform with the above, price Ss. in Sheets, the Second Edition, 'with considerable Additions :of The Clergyman's Assistant ; 'or, a Collodion of Ads of Patliameot, worms and Ordinances, relative to certain Duties and Rights of the Parochial Clergy, &e. Also. in Two Volumes Uclavo, price 14$. an Sheets, a complete Edition of the Works of the Right Rev. father in God, Joseph Butler, D.C.. late Lord Bishop of Odtham. To which is now added,. his Correspondence with the key. Dr. Clarke. . Also. in Three Volumes Oaayo, pnce.q. Is. irt Sheets, a New Edition of the Works of that !carded And judictous Di vine, Mr. Richard Hooker. To Which is pretixeit, a Life of the Author, by Isaac Walton. Also, in Six Volumes Royal Oaavo, price 31. in Sheets, it-New Edition of the History of the Rebellion and Civil W.t6 ih England. 'By Edward Earl of Clarendon, sorhetime Lord High Chancellor of England. Oxford: Printed at the Clarendon Press; and sold by Payne and Mackinlay, 87, Strand, London; and j. Cooke, Oxford; where may .be had, all books printed at the above Press. • , • WHEN Profes,ional Men of Education and Responsibility deviatifront the general System -.by the selection of a peculiarbranch, the sanction of long con. tinued success is the best criterion of superiority. Thirteen years have I devoted my practice to theexclusive treatment of Three Disorders, and the successful result of My plan gives me additional ardor to oppose, as tar ail I am able, the ravages of those Complaints whichare the most important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities. Alter initiation into every branch, as an Army Surgeon. I tanned a wish at an early period of t't4Ctice to rescue In. dividtials front. the ignorance of uneducated men or the squally dangerous preeipitancy ot general I'l.4Elldt:tiers. The Three Disorders, to the Cure of Witch 1 . have de. voted my attention, corhprise every species of VINE. REAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long du. radon; %illy, All kinds of debility, whether arising flvm the habits of scitool.boys, of the indulgences of mature And, . lastly; Ceti derangement of the system in wo. cnen which iS :ailed 13A RkENNESS, or STE RI LIT Y, Numerous Disessei 'are the result of ignorance,, or haste in the tteatinent of a simple Gonorrhcea; and it not un. frequently happenti • that the . seeds of Lite are poisoned by the todiseretion of an ungdarded hdur.—Dy sr, superior me. thoil.such CoMplaints arc easily cured; and, even where tither* have • filled, I trust that I may' presume to otter a tadiksl re.establishnient. lew, hi' , wever, are the cases of complicated dktrest in . this disorder, compared. with the calaiiiitous situations of Men, who, from an indulgence m a . soiitary vice, or the. gaieties of .a fashionable lite, acquir e that state of Debility, which is the unavoidable cionseculence 01 such ..pe - rticioii . S habits. Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but •earefully conceals his misfortune, it may be sonic conso ittion for phis to -know, that although it be an object of doubt or uncertainty with other Praeliti ners, the removal cit these' Deficiencies by the gradual progress of kenova. lion, is the acquiremeut of ray Experience. 11,the rites of Ilacchus or Venus. have began to reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety will be. prevented by an early Counterac. thin of this languid State ; and in these cases, n o great difficulty will occur. Put where this Deficiency has for years existed, a proper Im:severance is indispensably :equisite to revive the slum. Sparks of Life, and to reanimate the Constitution. MAR HI WIM EN, who hive king been disappointed in their expetiations or a Farbily, may be. assured, that in most instances, such deltas arc curable by Medical skill. . The secresy 'which is rai essential to my undertaking, s u i t the qualifications which 1 have presumed to state, form the basis of my pretensions, and in coincidence with such this intimation is given, that Mr. linee may be consu l te d perSonally, or •by Letters (inclosing shun Note), at his . house, No. *h . Arundel street,"Sttand, near Temple liar. (p"• There is an additional Entrance in Wat er - street , - adniming, and the Name is on both thciirears. mi kaTtFl Buil, :Umber of the Royal enticge of Surgeons 4 A Cie tot,.--Some Personsv who falsely. assert th em . - selves to be Members of the Royal- College, having for seve. rat mon' cdpied - my Advf.rtisiiiiints 'almost - word for .word, and inserted. them .as their isxt , ,n prodtiefions, it is my duty to. mention, that those Persons are not Members of any College in LOritton) Uditiburgh,..or eiseerlicre, tor:have xbey any right te practise Surgery in London. PICriIdiLLING-OFFICE, Arai t„lsl7 t THE COMMISSIONERS for VIVTUALL . LYP ills itiA7ESTP, NAVI,do hereby give Notice,lNV Indirevi4, the ad Dr' %mbir next; they ;will Be rat) , to receive Tenders, in writing (~.eled up), and treat for the Suppti - of alt such estiortities col FLOUR, SALTED BEEP and PORK, , PEASE, RICE, RUM, and PAPAL WINE, as may be 'required for the use of His Majesty's Troops statianed.o lands and Coldish: hereunder mentioned, viz. Setrinant, &thee, DeMerara, Trinidad, Tobago, Grenada, Baribadoes; St. Vincent, St. Lucia, Dominica, Antigua, and St. Kitts, during the space of rthelise Months' certain, from theist March, iLS, and fur. the , until Six Montbi Warning shall be given; to be piid far by'` Bills, payable, with interest, nine j' days after dale. The Conditions of the antraa mly be taken conjoint ,Jos the whole, or 'se-peril* jOr any patticular Island er Ciiony) nuor be seen at the Sect etary's Office. No regard will be had to asij , Tender in tobieb the Prier shalt not be Inserted Ist words at length, or that shall n?t he dellutrod to the Baird before One o'Cl' ck on the said lf/e4ineaty, the 21 Decein3er next, nor unit:: the Perron who makes the renier, or , scme Pe'rscn on Er bshall, attend:, to aittwer, when called for: PICT UALLIN,G.OFFICZ, Sept." ioi 18.07. THE COMMISSIONERSfoi• PTCrLIALLIA CS HIS MAyESTY'r NAYY do hereby give Notice, That etr Ttursdny the 2464 911oher next, they will be ?sad" to rei-eive Tenders, In writing (sealed up), and tredt Jar such Quantiles 1 `BISCUIT; 'trade from Whole Meal, as the respertive Manufar. towers of that 'track *ay think proper to lifer ; to be derVered ho two Months, by Wet* Proportions, into Hit Majesties Stour at Deptford ; and in be paid for Etaii Payable, with interrn, nine& days after date. - N. B. No Tender for a lets Ertantity than nirie Ilandred sags lull! be eanltud. The Conditions of the Contkatinuip h seen at the Seer elate! Office. Na regard will he bad to any Tender in wbkb the Price ahaa not he ptii., , rid in .u. , prdt aekngth, or that :ball not he delivered to the Bpard be/ore One o'clock on the said Thursday the Bth c 08ober next, nor son/es: the Person who make: the Tends., , or 11/t Perron cin bit behalf', attends, to answer whys called.fo,„ OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, 'No 13, !SO7. iiiorkt to CHEMISTS turd MANUFACTURERS !fn. TRIOLIC ACID. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS M - yEsTris ORDNANCE do barely give Mice, that on Due:day, the first Day of December next, it is their intention. to dispott of, 6 , Public Auftiote, at their Office in the Tower of London, a considerable grantly of the BLACK STUFF, or RESIDUUM, from damaged GUNPOWDER, which has bad the Salt Petre rxtrafted from it, and in which there rev:tens a large portion of sallbrri sorts Salt Pere, and the Charcoal, used in the Composition of Gunpowder, and therefor; deemed fit is arm VI - M.01.1C ACID. The Lots will'eplisistq - nitro, Toot each, and :trail the Day of Sale, gads:Hike of the Article, not exceeding five Footird,, for the tarpon:of ExPeria:ent, will be delivered Grads to Persons at. joyiesg eo the re:valve Officer:of the Ord , :a.lce at Faverthast, for the sane. Lj Order of the 8,4,4, R. if. CREW, Sartre:yr. CAUTION AGAINST IMPOSITION. IMPROVED MINERAL PASTE TEETH. No. 2, Frith-street, Soho. R. DE . CFIEMA.NT, Suigeon Dentist, and 1. Inventor of these admirable Substitutes. conimuidly perceives in the Ppblic Papers, and Circular Letters addressed to his Patients, that, a &lonia' Servant, whomhe lately missed for miscondua, has since had the assurance to an -I,oeuet•tr i himself Dentist and M a k er o f t h e Mineral Paste and, in order to impose upon the Public, has also the audacity to state that he has been fourteen years his As sistant. Mr. De Chemant owes it to that liberal Public to whom he stands so highly indebted, to assnie them, in this public and solemn manner, that during the short time this man lived ip his service, he was engaged and employed Merely in the capacity of Footman. Mr. De Chernaitt had flattered him self that the general esteem and confidence Which his cape rience ofr"'"osiaty years, and considerable.late ttnprovenieuts in this .tritof Useful Art have insured him', were - proofs even against trio malevolence of hiss enemies, however contempti ble and he is conti lent that the Public will see with Iwo hisharituat and heror the base attempts of this discarded Me. nial Servant and his advertising Partner, to distort an ad o f pity and mercy on the part of Mr. De Chemin into_ati'it. tempt to injure their characters in the eyes of the World. The tad is, Mr. De Chematir having been robbed by this very Servant, was under the necessity of bringing him beforb the Magistrate in Marlborough.itreet, where the stolen property was produced, ascertained, and restored to Mr. De Chemant; who, from humanity and ent reat y, was induced'to drop the protecution; and preve n t the dreadful consequenCes of a CUPt.• 4rt a priute dwelling-110mm,