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May, 18.).7 : "Upon 'the Motionof ,Sii - Ttioinas Sutton, -,1 Bart. seconded by Thomas ['age, Esj. it was unanimously '! resolved, that the following etter, addressed by Sir johp Frederick, Bart. late Member for this County, to the High • Sliritf, inclosing Sir julio Frederick's, Addres to,/the Free- holders, should be published in the Public Newspapers, viz . May f • New DUrli : rigtOri-street t "7; " 1807. • • . ~ 7 MY DEAR-SIR,. , • .. Accept my most sincere — acknowledgments Ear the very hanilsoine and flattering tams in which you have none mu • the honour to acquaint me with the Resolutions of the late County Meetingat Epsotti, and permit nie also'to assure you, that the favour,, as well as the repeated marks of friendship you have honoured me with, Will never be obliterated from my- Memory . • •, , - • . - I inclose a Paper, expressing my Thanks to the County for the honour it has donelne,' which 1 am .to -beg.you will have the goodness to communicate to the Gentlemen assem bled at Guildford on the day a Ele&iun; and I have the:M -t-tour to be, . . • , -My Dear Sir, . Your most faithful, .. .... . And sincerely obliged humble Servant, : .10.H.N MELIERICK. James Newsome, Esq. High Sherill of the County of Surrey. i ,& lici - 1.2E(iL06 1 / I .GRIE CA, or. the Antiquities EJL of d ip-ce ; being 'an Accobitt if the :Fanners and Cus toms:lf the Groek..s, deduced frotrythe late4t and best autho rities, and ielating to their Government; ••.- • -Dress, I Entertainments, Magistracy, . E x,rcises, Foad, , Laws, • Baths, •SI usic, ' 'I cidiciakYtoceedings, Niarriages, : .I!•ait4ilig, . Religion, • ' Dis,lo;c:cs, • *Public Buildings, Games, .' - Funeralsl ' ' Harbours, • : Military and Naval Do:nestic 'Ern- Weights and Mea ' 'A'ffairs; 1' . •.- • - ployinenfS, sureS . , etc. &c. Chiefly designed to illustrate the Greek Classies, by ex plaining Words - and Ph. - ases aocording to the Rites and Cus toms.tb which they refer. To which are , prefixed, a brief HistorYof the Grecian States, and Biographical Sketches of the principalt.GreekWriters. • ~ r - - By the Rev. jOHN ROBINSON, Of Christ's College, Cantbrkige,‘MaSteiof the Free Grammar .._ • ___ THE TRAVELLERS ; Or, MUSl,e's PekSCINATION. • Zaphimiri (Piince of China),, Mr. 1.15!, - C AMP ;' Koyan (his Companion) Mr. ,BRA HA M ; OtGallaghei, Mr. lOHNSTONE 4 4111dora(Mother to-Koyan and Celindt.l), Mrs. POWELL.; num: Apply (if by Letter, post-paid) to Mr. Wilson, to th 'of Mr. Brashier, No. 2.9, Chancery-Line. - WOODS. * 1 : TO BE D, at CULLODEN-WWF,,E, fre - !r 1 ,, v 1F - EN THOUSAND large Growing SCO PS lit IL TR P. ii S, from eighty to iti . ner ~": at an average to-measure from twelve t, tiiteen i solid te.:t : Tree. The Wood is situated on the North Sid,: of 'a sloping Bank, of a dry gravelly buttont, apout au Mile front the Shores of the Moray Frith; between \v.i f s:: and the ‘Voods there-is an excel tent Road. Celinda, Mrs. NIOUNTAINA The Marchioness Merida, •SignoraS:TOßAc E. NITH .THE WEATHERCOCK. old Fickle, Mr. CHERRY; • - Tristram Fickle, Mr. BANNISTER ; Biiefwit, Mr. MATHEWS ; Sneer, Mr. PENL EY : Yariella (with an additional Air), Mrs. MOUNTAIN ; . Ready, Mrs. SCOTT. The WoOil will be SOld either in one or more Lots, as Pu a chasers may incline., For further particulars application may he made ts, ;qr. Alexander Nlaclicuzie, British Linen Com;iany's- I. yertit:ss ;. or to Cranford : Tait, W. S Edinburgh Namyth, Gardener, at Ctilloden, will chew tire W ,os. - - • — • To T. TAYLOR, SuFwvm, to. q, New London. School at . Ravenstoneddte, in Westmoreland. London: Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, New Bridge street r anctsold by all Bodksellers. • • Just published, by the same Author, The Grammar of History; by ineatis of which that im portant subject may be practically taught in Schools, price3s. bound. Ancient History, for the Use of Schools, in one closely printed voloMe, duodecimo, price 6s. bound. Modern liistorp,•tor the Use of Schools, similar to the An cient History, price 6s. bound. Boxes 6s. second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price zs. r i --Gallery 2s. Second Price is . .---Upper Gallery lb. Sel , tom! Price 6d.— Nu Money to be returned. . • Places for the Boxes to be taken at the 13ox-office, in Little I Russel,street. The 'Doors . .to be opened at 1-lUII-past Five, and begin at tialf-past Sit. To.morrow, Tekeli ; after which, The Cirizen; with The Wood Union. 1 To the GENTIAN . ' N, CL KG Y, and FR EEHOLD EItS of the COUNTY of SURREY. • ' GENTLEMEN, TH E distinguished Honour. you .have been pleaSed to confer on me, by.the,Resolution a Thanks trahis :Mitted ro me by the High Sheriff; has excited 'feeling in my breast,. such as I find it impossible, satistaturily to my own `Mind, fully to express : Yet believe me, Gentlemen, it is with real and most unfeigned sincerity that I assure , you, a proper and due sense of your,extreime 'kindness a ever re main rooted in my remembrance; and that the high honour oh navtlig been one of your Representatives for thirteen, years, with the heartfelt Satisfaetitin of being now honoured w►th so strong and flittering a proof of your it pprobation,..will, as it ought to, be the future pride of my life. And I have the *HotiOur to be, with the greatest gratitudei • THE WINTER IN LONDON. :fins Day was published, The Eighth Edition, in Three Volumes, price 13s. 6d. in Boards, of •. ' AWINTER in LONDON ; a NOVEL.— • -Ity THOMAS SKINNER SOKR. Printed tar Richard Phillips, Nu. 6, B tidge-street, Black friars ; and to bi had of all Booksellers. .OTt victim maybe tmd, b 5 the same Author, • • - • T. The Fourth Edition of splendid Misery, in Three Vo lumes, 13.5. 6d. - • • • ' - • ": 4 The foul .Edition of Barnwell, in Three VoLomes, 135. 6d. N. 8,, In consequence of various new Novels having been otrtuled on the Public, with' titles aft : ixed'to them analo gous ttft.that 'of The Winter. in London, some of; them. even pretending to he it Continuation of that p,pular Work, the •Publtther thinks it his duty to state that the aforementioned are the, only Works of the Author of The Winter in London, and ,that all otli,ns Nvnidh - assume the equivocal character. .ajltled.toabove, ;kt - e natbinti bqt attempts to,take advAutiv of the unwariness of the Public. Gentlemen, Your most sincerely . obliged, And faithful humble Servant, JOHN FREDERIcIc. .11tIrwrInd Park, rsTay . is', TP,o7. t , 1, t , icE r. 110 LllE of the couN - ry of MkDDLIi:SEX. THEATRE ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN. 'ortIieBENEPIT of Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES E. E.MBLE. TUESDAY', ..MAY the 26th, will be formed the Tragedy of HAMLET. Hamlet, by Mr; 'EMBLE. the % 'course of the Evening G. A. Stevens's c elebrated Description of a Stonn, by Mr. IttOledon.-*After t he Play the favourite Interlude of Personation ; -with a farce, wh►eli will ha expressed in future Bills. . , Tickets and Places to be had of. Mr. and Mrs. Charles I %, s ernbie, No: az,.Newinan-srreet ; and of Mr. Brandon, Box utlice, at the Theatre. MR. ASTLEY's NIGHT. GREAT NOVELTY OF SINGULAR INVENTION• P.OYAL AMPFIITH EAT R E, WESTMINSTER- BRIDUE: Under the Patronageof their Royal Highnesses the Prince of - WA-I,Es and Duke of YORK.- . MRS. CONNELL, BOxkeeper, most respeetfully i,egs rave to intbrria the Nohtlity, (entry, and others, t s nat Mr. AiT, MayLEY's NIGHT will take pluLfe on SATIJK -4JANI NEXT th, 184. All Orders for Places' in the Boxes, on the above Night, Sul tni i y atycntiod t.. infrnadiate vplication at the Box-Office, IVestrnin •mr-13trtige, is strongly necessary. .ALLEN and PRINCE's ANNUAL BALL will be an WLDN ES DAY the 20th instant, at the Great ,kooms, Paul's Head Tavern, Cateaton-street, Double Tickets; Halfa-Guinea each, may be hacittly tune Previans to the Ball Evening, at 'their private Dancing Aca cletnies, ig,. Sherrard-street, Golden-square, and .Great Alie-street, C;oodman's ; where also those who are t!n array 'n Per Tea Dancers a6 - finished - in the most elegant modern otyie! .; :and those wtio, never learnt that Accomplishment, but exelude,thernselves from many agreeable ?allies, under the mistaken idea that- Dancing can only be aco r oircd in youth, IY in a short tiine be convinced, that, with good instruc n, Ladies ofGentlernen of any age whatever, if capable of c 9:binon exercise, may soon learn, and quite in p r i vate , to fiance in an easy genteel manner. These Academies continue open all the Summer. TO BE SOLD, pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, bear ing date the 2.4 th day.ol November, 0306, made in a -Cause. W herein liAItKIET HA t. DING and AM E LI A HAR !NG are Plaintiffs, and the Reverend I. KEN WAR!) SHAW BROOKE and Others. are Defendants, with the Pprobation of Samuel Compton Cox, Esq. , Grie of the Masters of the said Court, in 44 separate and distinel Lots, at the Three Cups Inn, in the Town of Colchester, in the of Essex, on the. igth, zothi and..2.ist days, of May, " o ', between the Hours of Eleven . and Four o'Clock of eachof the•said days, VALUABLE. ,ESTATE, situate in the Pa res f Great And Little ClaCton . and 11, 4 1 i;;;; in the said County - of-Essex, C onsist , ng of about Eight "'ited and seventy-three Acres of Demesne Land, divided b to farms, with proper Barns, Stabling, and Out. 6uulgs, and the linpropriate or Great Tythes of about d s % Acres o f Land; els° twn . Farms at Kirkby and Saint abjth, near Great Little C laCton aforesaid, consisting of vrcivuut 327 Acres ,of Land, the whole being .capable of lm- . ornent, and the Land Tax redeemed. some of the Particulars of the said Estate were_ printed, (and e of which have been delivered), it hath been found ntoes raa to transpose some :of the Lots, and to make other site con- 4s therein, and the Particulars have been amended ae ,iingly. ch,Amended Particulars may be had gratis, at the saki. Master's k i on r nbess, in Southampton-buildings, Chancer. lane Lou (wk of 'Messrs. _StiOng, Still, and Strong, Lincoln's-Inn . E n ne a Plan of the' said Estates may be seen); 'of Messrs..' kekewich, • and Hoskins, Lincoln's-Inn; of Mr. t e i v r ge Wade, of Dumnow,in the County of the Re vte,LlT of the Estates ; of Mr. Maberley, Attotnty, at Col -1,414.',,er, and at the plate , a Sale. Mr. Sinrsvr4 the ?find + enant, will slim : the Estate. • GENTLEMEN, VERY few days have elapsed since I first had the Honour of addressing you ; the period, though short, has prddit'cid for 'me sponianeous otters of Support from so many -pacts I:if the County, that further hesitation might be. 7 .. deemed Ingratitude; I cannot, theref ire, any longer delay ,to cotriply the desiye Ortny numerous Friends, and ac .- cordingly now decidedly declare myself a Candidate-for the high distindion of representing you in Parliament. Should I be the fortunate object of your Choice, it will be no less my thity than my prisdt tplierve .you with initepodencei dill gence, and integrity, and to, exert my utmost endeavours to maintain and. uphold our happy Constitution in Church and S tate, as established at the glorious Revolution. I fear it oat be possitrl6 tbt me, before oho Electi-on; to pay my personal re.speds to every t'reehOlder within the County, but . req'tiest of you to, believe that it is mV earnest wish to - do so, The Sheriffs have appointed-the - 18th instant, at '9 o'Clock, at Brentford, for the commencement of the Election; have to entreat of my friends to' be early in giving me their Sup. port. With every sentiment orrespea, , • ' , have . the Honour-to subscribe myself, Gentlemen, .` Your obedient faithful humble Servant, CHRISTOPHER BARNES. Harefield-Place, May 9. r r i FT E 'FRIENDS of Sir CHRISTOPHER & BAYN ES are most patticularly requested to meet at the Freemasons'-Tavern, .Great Queen-street, on Friday next, the rsth instant, at One o'Ciock precisely, to consi der of the most elieftual Means of Securing that Gentleman's k:leCtion. , •- . London, May 'lt, 1857. . • To tne WORTHY and INDEPENDENT BURGESSES of the Ancient EURO-UGH of BEVERLY. GENTLEM.L.N, TT is with the sincerest Gratitude I acknowledge 'the high linnbur you have this day conf•rred upon me, in returning you- my most sincere and unteigiwd thanks for the very honourable and effectual Support which has se cured to ine the object of my Altibition, I take leave to assure you of my sene,.or the high and important Trust re. • posed in me as your Representative in ParliaMenr, which it will ever he at all times my most anxious desire to merit, by as faithful a discharge of my duty as a zealous attachment to my King and the Constitution of my Country, and an :a_ . dent desire for their prosperity and glory can inspire. With the most heartfelt wishes for your Welfare and Hap : piness, 1 have the Honour to be, - . . , • With the greatest Esteem and Respell, Gentlemen,' Your much obliged and very faithful Servant, R. W. HOWARD VYSE. Beverly, Bth May, 1807. To the GENTLEMEN. CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of DURHAM. GENTLEMEN, Aa moment when misrepresentationsmisrepresentations - hat;e lmomentg one forth which "might prejudice ine in the: P üb lic hand, 1 CalllOt •bur feel respectful -to you and just to myself to recur, not to professions, but to the known Prin ciples which have ever guided my Public Conduct. • • Gentlemen, 1 was born and educated in the Protestant faith, and 1 fervently hope tit ,die in that Faith ; I have maintained, and will ever maintain, the Protestant Chnich as the EStablished •Church•of this Country, but I cannot-make that.pure Religion,...which proclaimed Pe4e on Earth and goodwill to Alan" the instrument to kindle political : aMmo_ sities and private diSentions.• 4 have ever supported, and ‘viii ever support, •the Protestant Succession to the Throne of this Empire in the Person of our most Gracious King_ and the House of-Brunswick; and if it should be attacked, I will detendthat Succession even at the hazard .of life itself: but iii my - humble •judgment, no such danger at present exists. 1 am, tand ever nave:been,. the Steady:friend of the Lawful and Constitutional 'Prerogatives of the Crown, as settled at the Glorious Revolution of 16S8, but 1 ant equally the friend. of the Lawful Privileges of the' People, and of the Const?tu tional Rights of the House of , Commons ; without those Rights and Privileges ours would not be what the Constitu tion asserts it to be, a limited Monarchy, but would be a despotic Government., These, Gentlemen, are the P cip tes on which I have tmiformly acted,: .if these be criminal if.it-be,an offence to have stepped forward in the defence of the Empire when assailed by the menaces of its bitterest, but too powerful, Enemy; if it be an offence 'to have pro moted a rigid economy in the .exnenditure,of the Public fdo hey, thus contributing to relieve the Country from the in. creased-pressUre of Taxation ; and above all, if it be an of fence- to have persevered tor-17 years in unrernitted exertions to abolish-the Inhuinan Trahic in the Blood of our Fellow- Creatures, then, indeed, might I expect your censure. Conscious, however, of the rectitude of my Actions, con lincectthat-the immutable principles of truth will ultimately prevail, I place my' Character in. your hauls, and confidently await the issue t and if I should, for the Fifth :rime, be con tinued inthe elevakd Situation of one of your Representatives in Parliament, (and of which the kind reception I have every where expe.ienced leaves inc no. room to doubt) 1 trust the remaining period of my Public Life will not disgrace your Choice, 1 shall pursue the same even course, marked by Independence, and unseduced by personal Ambition. I have the Honour xo be, With every sentiment of gratitude and RespO, Gentlemen, . Your devoted and faithful Servant, • , RA. MILBANK E. Seaham, 7th May, Igo7, AD CLIERUNI QEXAGINTA CONGIONES_acI Fidern et.Usum Chrtionzt; nov is. ty pis a,:ctir - a . te Alanu:tcripta • im ~ italatbus manclat' a Presbyteto- ECcles . lue Anglicans compositw : Veneunt .apud. Ostel, AVe Mau lane, Londini, yI. • • Ii aptintur ad omnes Dies Dominicas totius. Atli., et ad Occasiones tam speciales quam consuetas, Yro stant venales,=snnul sub' invoiucro sigillato. qui inscribitut: " Sexaginta Culicaunes t s ' . , This Day was published. By Mathews and Leigh, • No.' 18, Strand, H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-row, f.ondon Ougdale, Dublin ; and may • be had of any flOoksel ler, in One Volutne'Oclavo, with an - elegant. Portrait:pl:the Author, a New Edition, price only 3s. containing nearly 300 Pages, of L(ZOLOMON'g GUIDE-TO HEALTH or, Ad • vice to.both Sexes, in a Variety. of Complaints. Ex plaining; in a concise and plain manlier, the mode, treat ment, and•most - ehleacitins•Remedies for the. following !Ns eases,. which are treated of under their respective izeatis, viz. Abortion or Miscarriage - Indispositions attenciant on Asthma Yregnaucy Appetite, Loss of Indigestion Barrenness . J uvenile .Indiscretion Billows Complaints LoWness of Spirits Chlorosisor G nett, Sickness Menstrual. Evacuations -Child-bearing Nervous Diseases Constimotions Oiaanisin, or SecrerVenery Female biseases Pregnancy - Fits i Phthisis, or Cough Fluor Albus, or Whites Rheumatism 'Flatulence, -or Wind Scrofula . Gleets Seminal Weaknesses Gonorrhoea • Scurvy Hypochondria, or Mean- Turn of Life,' . choly Complaints . • &c, &c. To which is added, an Essay on the Venereal DiSease, Gleets, and Seminal Weaknesses: The whole illustrated and interspersed with a variety of autheatic fads never be:. fore published. ' ' By S; SOLOMON, M. D. • The Author is proud to confess, that he has been assisted by many - eminent ittcrary.medicahnen,,to whose labours:and ,assistance. he ,is' much indebted ; they, as well as himself, have tried the remedies prescribed, and acknoWledged their 'salutary and powerful'efiicacy. Orders given to any, Bookseller in Town or Country for Solomon's Guide to-Health," will be duly executed. at only 3s. each copy, free of carriage. For the very excellent character of this Book, see the different Reviews. London : Printed for the Au'khor, and sold . by Mathews and Leigh, No. 0, Strand anu H. 'Symonds, Pater noster-row ; also by ail Booksellers in the United Kingdom.. TO.BE SOLD, A. VALUABLE' COLLECTION of PAINT INGs, the Property of 'a Gentleman, in whose Fa mily they have been upwards of Thirty Years; •and the Pro prietor assures the Public, that not one has been added or taken from the Collection for the last Twenty. These Pic tures are (altered - to the Public as s genuine and valuable Col ieCiion ;liningst which 'will be folind the works of the tOl lowing esteemed Masters, viz. 'renters, Dietry, Le Sieur, Pietro.da-Cortona, Francisco Mob, Wouve \ rmans, Pahl Veens, Phelp Laura, Rubens, Solemeni, Dotninechino, Ostade, ti.te. which will be.old by Mr. Gaskill, of Notting. 'ham, on the Premises, at Colgrave.place, in No s ttinglittro- Shire,•six miles from Nottingham, some:time in the Month of hunt next, of which tunety.notice will.be given, and when they can be viewed. A lso some time 111 the 'Month of September next will be Sold, on . the Prenii4es, the valuable Household Full - finite, to gether with the sumptuous her Glasses, scarce and, valuable Engravings and Prints by -Old Masters ; as also all theunti neat Live and Dead Stock, Farming Utensils, &c. upon the said Estate. • The Days of these Sales; aud-deseriptive Catalogues, will be published in dile dine. . . APERSON agqd Thirty-six bad , Spro 'phulous Ulceration m her Hand, giving her much pain ; it then broke out in her wrist, both her: shoulders, and her knee, each Ulceration discharging much, and run dispos cdtuheal ; it then alleded her right elbow ; and the , e U lce rations, with a diSpositun to general Debility. she suffered for twelve years. Her knee Was healed in the Worcester In. firmarY, and she experienced some benefit while a Patient for a shirt time in St. Bartholomew's Hospital, when sh,! !nada appication for tne bzlietit of SP 1 USW.) Y's PATE,r.P ANTISCORBUTIC -DROPS, at the Dispensary, No.. Soho-square, London. By the application of the Drops tor six months her Ulcers gradually healed, she regained her stre , gth and apps7 tire ;' it is now a twelve month, and she re mains-perfectly well. Any information of the above fad may be obtauhd at No. 9, Duke's-court, Drury -lane, London. Mr. Spilsbury is not accountable for any Mixture sold, un less the words " By the King's Patent!' are inserted on the bill of dire6tions, bottle, and wrapper ; the Stamp also (the .King,s duty) is .printed in black"ink-instead of red ink. Bot tles ss• 64,1 double Bottles 105. and Urger 25. duty dude& S ft, • iilinbutgb, May a, 1800. N the Spring of 1794 I was atilietod with I venereal Conylaint, which I treated with i n di enee for_live months; brit was then Obliged to apply . to d. regular Physician, who put a temporary stop to the viru lence of the Disease (by mercurial lioplications) for some . time; but growing, in spite of all melcine and the advice of the first Gentlemen of the Facility - here, worse and worse lb; two'y - ears, l - was reduced 'to . a state - almost un-' paralleled and beyond description, being an ent i re l eper, and ulcerated from to foot. y head, throat, `mouth, nose, `legs, arms, 8 , ! ;c. have ,been,alterriately in d a n ger o f becoming uscle.-:s ; in short, rliave had from twenty to thirty 'eating ulcers on inY. body, and nearly, totally de. ()Jived of sight.—lt would be voluminous to particula rize all my case:--stillice it to say, there never iVas, or ever will he, one of a morelangerous, or of a more Compli cated nature. - I was long - 1 - o,"iicecl optai by my friends and • imagined mySelf, beyou,l , al/ hop:-:s ut recovery.;- and, - in- - &Ltd in my '..t!aen condition, death WAS pg;ftra ' Ole to my more • than .misetable state. .In this,dreadtiasituation did . I.drag a most miserable existenco, till Divine Providence threw in inv• way a .. Ne w spaper . cryntaining — the case of a Mr. IL of P - lymouth- , -,my triends real it, t could not.—l • skit and prOcured - some of y,.)ur LEAK E's PATENT 'PILLS, ,vhich,' by using font tiol - e to. time, am uow, and. have long been, (after more than four years indescribable distress), iti as good.a state ot .health as:ever I enjoyed ; AS a proof of this, I had a tine, thriving, lie.althy child, born to me a feW month ago: In . gi ttitnde to God, '4rid in hopes of I-elide:1:4;1 .my tellow- creature •service„ l - request you • to, publish this; and. you may ;it auy time refer persons who wish to be satisfied - of the truth of or further parts.. ciilarsi!*, to .the_orany friends, by letter or person. As few 'cases for na;iness, et Ii! ever clinal Mine, and none exceed it, 1 have trow cx:perience every reason to a,su,re, Mankind; thlat- itt Your LEA k 's ll_ LS they tvill rind sure, speedy, safe, and. radical cure, tot the most dread. ful sage of . the Venereal Disease, which x . co. fIli.?;/1En j()HN 1:1 - 1t)N1PSON." * insurmountable family reasons - prevent making my name and . address pzibi ; bat creditallie petstins many wanting inforntation may also be referred to 711'..- And - my, friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay4r;artens, Edin'otngn. , Prenared and ~ * ().ld by the Sole Proprietor, T . . TAYLOR,. Nlember ut thn.! Royal . :2011egu sit* Surgeons „. ir. liis . ll , liisz, No. c: Nets firicie-street. Where he wiii give. Advice without a tee, to ?erson; tak. 'ing' these" rills, and vVill answer patients letters, if post_ paid, on the same tepns, observing ni -all cases the must Inviolable secrecy, - nu person's name 'or caw having been lnentioned, -- btltai their rioVit particular request, - by the Pm.. prietor, during the course of more than thirty-siX years, that he has had the conducing of :An dxtettsi v.., sale of toe above Meticine, and: the practice arising tnerefroin. They are also. sold by Ins Appointnient, for the conve, nience of those-livink at a &stance., by Mr: Baxter, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr., Mac:loll4N, Printer, Glas. gow, to whom also Mr. T. reo-.rs for his address; at the Verfuni,e.rs, No. 3s, St. Alban's-street, Pall-rrtall; Robertson's Toy-Shop, No. tea, oxford-street; Mr. Dis. borough!s, No. 7, Fisn.-street-hill, nearly opposite the M 0 ... nument - ; Mr. Steel's, ltookaellcr, No. 1, Union-row, Little Tower-hill; M. Bull, 'Dame-street, Dublin; and by one lerson in every considerable.-to%,vn to Great-Britain . ansl reland, in lio - keS of only zs. gd. each, sealed up 'with full and plain directions, whereby persons of either Sex may cure tnernserves w,th ease and secrecy. N. S: Every - Box sokl , in Great Britain is sealed up with a Stamp, on wlueh,- by favour of the. Commis gioners,' is printed, at the Starnp-Wlice--‘‘ T. Tayirr, •No h, New hridge-street," to imitate which is felony, ;in' all others are counter ens -t x _ T HEN Professional . Men of Education .and .y Reeponsibibtrileviate.frorn the general System by the selection of a Tecu:iar branch,. the sanctioir of long con finued success is toe ocst criterion of superiority. --, Thirteen years have I devoted iny practice to_ the ere I usiye treatment ot Three, Disorders, ari the success:kir result of -rny plan gives me ari, , ,litional arrionto oppose, as far as I am able, the ravages of those Complaints whi c h are t h e most important in the'Catalogue of Human IM - ism:ties. .After initiation into. every Branch, as an Army Surgeon, rescue in tvOitritunaerlisa.t.Nrso'ilsiii4 j e g a n r 4 l , y rau p e tt e r , i rof c a a c t t e ic d e gl u e , or the equally,dangerous precipitancy el general Praditioners. • The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which 1 have de. voted my attention, comprise every shales of VEN E. REAL IN r - cTIoN, whether of a recent or tong du ration: is - 14, All kinds of debility, whether ar i s i ng from the habits of School-boys, or, the ind u l gences of ;nature age:r men whichAd lastly, teat l. derangement of tn e systen -i in wo n 1( is called :3. R IF,N NESS or sTERILITX. Numerous Diseases arc the result ot ignorance or haste in the treatment of a simple Qtrnordura; and it not tin file indiscretion f :u: .; even wnere frequently happen,.. that eee see:Ls of Lite ar e p o i sone d by ..in g ua n i e ,.l h our. —B y a superior me areecasily cured others have, failed, 1 trust that 1 may ;presume to oti - i‘r radical re-est.:tit:eminent, Few, howevet,, arc the ,cases- of complicated distress in this disorder, compared with the calamitous situations of Men, who, • trorr an induleenee in a solitary vice, or the 'prevalent gaieties of a. fashionable lite, acquire that state of Debility, which is'the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. • Where the unhappy stake-ex.. broods over hs misery, but carefully conceals his misfortune, it may be some conso lation fur him to know, that although it be an objeet of !doubl•or.uncertairity Wl:Th.:other Practitieners, the removal of these DefictenetCs by the gTadual progress of 'Relieva tion, 'is the acquirement. of my 'Experience. If the s of Bacchus or Venus have began to reduce Manly e i g- eut. much anxiety will be 'Orevented by an early Countehe tiara of .this .languid State; .and in these cases, no great difficulty will occur. BOt where this . Defleiencv has for years existed, a proper perseverance is indispensably .eq,utsite to revive the slum bering Sparks ut Liie, and to re -animate the Constitution. MAR le lED N, who have long been disap point ea in their expectations of a Famiiy, m a y b e assured, that in most instances, such detects ere curable by Arledical skill. The secrecy which is so essential to. my undertaking, a nd the qualiiiestaons which 1 have presumed to state, form the basis or my pferensrons, and in coincidence wite such this intimation is given, that Mr. Biee may be corou,ted personally, or by Letters (intlosine a small Note), at tits house, No. ae; Aruudei street, Stre:id, near Ternple There is an additional Entrance in WatereStreer, adjoining, and the Name is on both the d oo rs. ra-r t Base, er • e;< • ge of Sureeons. A CAuT iON. —Some . Persons who lalsely assert then- Selves to be Members of the Royal College, having for scre_. ral months past copied my Advertisements almost word for • ord, and inserted them as their own prodUclions, it is my duty to mention, that thOse Persons are nut Members of any College in London, Edinburgh, or elsewhere, nor have they any right to practise Surgery its London. • 7 - - • NOT ACTED THIS SEASON. • 'MIS - Se'SMI - firs NIGHT. THEATRI: ROYAL, C2\7E/IT-GARDEN. P rOsMORROW EVENING, May 14, 1807, A. will De peitortnect VENICE PRESERVED ; . or, A PLOT DISCOVEitkAJ.. DiikeofVenice, Alr, DAVENPORT; Friuli, Mr. MURRAY ,• Bedamar, tilr. BRUNTON ; Flitter, - Mr. C MBLE ;- • Pierre, Mr. COOKE ; Belvideta, Miss SMITH . (Baing 'her Second -Appearance: in that Charade* • tnd of the Play (first time this Season,' and for that Night only), Miss SMITH will. (by, paTtieular Desire) recite COLLINS'S ODE on the I'AL)S lON S ; with appropriate Music. In the course of the Evening, a favourite SONG by Mr. LNCLEDON. To which will be added (by Desire) the Burletta of TOM THUMB , THE GREAT. KihK Artfier, Mr. MUN D EN. Queen Dollaiolle, Mrs. LISTCN ROCeSS Huncathunea, Mrs. Tickets to be had, and, places for the BOxes taken, of Miss Smith, To, Great Russea-street, Covent-Garden; and of Mr. , randon, at the Theatre. ": • ' '•• ve of IP ,ig ;