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.:: e 4'. ~..-y, „ ... a t • tli -x,,-- . . 4 . ~. .A t .4,.,.-4tp, • ~i i Y.., •-4411,1„; . ~ 4. .E A ' . " 4 11 . )1 • 11 • I'l t/'-' 1 4 :441--. .- . 40 Z 4 - :,...., v • •,i 4 0 icVSi ...... s 4 c::-., L ,, - 4 1 / 4 ' i d .0,,, , ,,,,,• . h - , ,,, ,, , fe ..*: ::„.„. 4 6 A in,N 7 1 - 7 .... ) ,:- 7 . - ;:.:' ;:•4' ~.. -1 ~,..,- .• "-," .'!:-. • -.___ *if a I \llAiliElt 402(5 TUESDII F, JULY 14, 1807. SINPEN ) CC . VUXITALL. Under the Patronag e o f H i s Royal Highness the - PRI NC E of WALES. r irO-MORROW EVENING, July 1.5, will be a t I GRAND GALA, and brill ian t D is pl a y o f FIRE WORKS. STATE LOTTERY ECOND DAY of DRAWING will be NEXT S TUESDAY, July 21. PICTUALLING-OFFICE, . - ' • yuts 2,, 18,37 . 'THE COMMISSIONERS for PICTUALLIAG . 1/ 18 MilyESTra .N.eIVY do herd" , give . Moiler, That on Tbstriday, the letth Itutant, they will be real& to reethe Ten. dent, in writing (sealed up), and treat for the following Articles, to be delivered into flit slirjesty's !llama/ling Storer.at Deptfoq, viz. One Hundred Tons of the hitt NEW CAROLINA- or EAST INDIA RICE, One Hundred Torts of BLACK. SMYRNA or ALEXIA RAISINS, Two Hundred Tons of genuin;•o ATM EA 14 and Five Musand Ells of CANVAS for Pudding Bags. The Rite, and , Canvar, to he an swerable ev Samples to be produced' with the Tender , , and to be delivered, one-ha l) thz'of in a fortnight, and the oho hag' in a . f.rtnight afterwards and the Otmettl 1.7 be delivered, one half in o month,' and the remainder fir a month afterwards, into the Store: before; mentioned. ROMAN', 110LOGNF.SE, VENI;TI:NN, AND 1 , L012. ENTINE SCHOOLS, IN HIS MAIESTY's COL LECTION. SCHEME. 'rids Day was published, ' • •'' By . To it Cu.A hos LAINZ. Keeper of the King's Drawitiltal • . • and Medals, anit• 'THE MST and SECOND' NtAIBERS or the WORKS W LEONARDO DA VISICI, dc. dicatcd, by peripission, to the King : consisting Fignati, Heads, Anatomy, Mechanics, ecc.l and in p3rticill,ir, a twit: Croupy of Heads, of Dante kind other Itaiian.,oocti. ‘V air an Account of the Life and Works of L. D.t Vinci, price zl. zs,.cacti. . • Atbnission Three Doors open at' Seven, .and the Lonc,:rt begins at Eight e'Clot:k. Prize of £30,0n0 - - is - C 30,000 2 . - 20,000 - - - • 40,0.30 2 10,000 . 20,000 2 - - • SOoe . 5 bOOO 8 SOJ .2pco 30 - - - 50 2500 - - 20 - .15 AFRICAN INSTITUTION. , , • His Royal Vli:hr l e s .; of Gloucester Patron. GEC TAL MEETING of ill 6 FRIENDS of this 11gs - I'll'u - um NI wilt be 'held at Free Nlaions' Queen.strerr, LincolPes-ittn4Fiehision Wednesday the Tsai July, at Halt past Tw.:lve o'clock. His Royal Highness !',l e the Chair at One &Clock precisely. • 2.' A Sales of Engravings,:froni the highly finished Dral,v. ings of Claude Lorraine, xmor)g which is a tine Study for the famou Pitlure called the Altivri Landscape, pricie 21. as. 3. -The First and . Second Number* of the Works of the Caraccis ; . containnip, Compositions and klead.i. Stulllei fog some of Annibat's Great Works at 13oliginai with the Lives of the Caraccis, price 2S. Mil zo,0?,o Tickets ,C2oo,'oao First-drawn Ticket FOurth Day, being theonly Fixed Capital, THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. • -The Drawing will be regularly.2ooo Tickets'each Day. TICKETS . and S HA RES.bn Sale at all thc Licencied Lot. tery Oakes, and by their Agents in England and Scotland. • 'WEST.MIDDLESF.X WATER-WORKS.. r rHE PROPRIETORS. of, this Undertaking are. hereby requited to pay into-11w Hands of losias .iienry Stracey, Esq. ,(alte Treasurer) at the Banking-house of Messrs. Marsh,' and: Co. No.'B. Berners-street,.. Oxford -street, a further' Sum .ot Ten Pounds per Cent. on their respective Subscriptiono, on or beforti the 3d Day ,of August next, By Order of the Direaors, RDBERT S. SLOPER, Chip l Clerk to thin Company. Creat kasse.ll. street, Bloomsbury,, . . lull' ti, • • • N. B. The above Works .are engraved by*#: Bartiloz7.l. Esq. and other erninent Engrivers, and are or the same si s `llolbein's Portraits, 'which are completed in ••Thirteett Nuinbett, price pl. gs. or al. as. -per, Nktmher, and may h •-• h a d at M essrs . (.;. iwit• W. Nicol's, Mr. Evans, and Molreno, ; Mcssrs. - Colnaghi, Coekspu r- street ; M r . Whi te , Fleet-street ; anti- Mpasrs.lioydell and Co. Ch?.apside.. • The Conditions of the Conii-at7s nto he seen at the SecretarY's Ogee.. No retard vs:lll,hr 44 to any Tender in ns.Gich the Price shall not be igsetted in tvorsit fit lexgth, or that sl?.:11 not .he deliinred to the Board before Oar o'Cl‘ck on the said Tharsdly, .11se 16th instant, nor unless the Person who nudes tk., Ten r, f or. some ilsrs,,n on (.is behalf, attends; to ancusy, ..tf,hen called jot. . , • SOCIETY F OR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS. Craven-street, Strand, July 1, 180. 111111 EN EFACTIONS since the LAST REPORT, „i ... , -viz. E xeeirtors of James I) ',scan, Esq. part of Legacy,Cl.4,32 12 6 John Dc rontui,:ti, Esq., - - A. 5 5 o James Musgrove, lisq - - - A. z 2 0 Mrs. Musgrolie - - - A. 1 I 0 Mr. -Nicholas Nixon, per Secretary, two years - 2 a 0 William Dawson, Esq. • : . - A. s 5 0 William Nunn, Esq. per Secretary - A. 2 a 0 Governor Creyke, ditto • . .. - A. 2 2 0 Sir John Smith,, Bart. - _ - 4. 1 2 o Sir T. Trigge, K, B. per Birldulph and CO. A. 5 5 o Right Hon. John Trevor, per Dawsod,and Co.' A. 5 5 0 D. S. . - . ... , - 0 - to to ';" rrH ctilobrtited CORDIAL 'BALM of GILEAO for Debilii s, Nervous Disorders, Weaknesses poste., liar to .Females, Hysterical Aintiicirts, and Lowness of irot, Less at Appetite and Indigestion, andeonsumptive Coin. plaiirtEin 'general. , am.? I t is Vitt ,imost absolute Itentedr. tor such . 11iseases,as are attenti'd xvith the fullewitig symp. touts'; namely, a great straitnessht the breast, with dithcol. ,ty of lareathing4 . ! •vaolerit palpitations of the heart,, sudden of, heat in Various parts o 1 the body ; at other times stii!bc of tell; as Itlwater was poured on them : tlYing pai n the-arms and limbs, back and belly, resembling those oe. casiyped 1;T 1,4 e stpeli the pulse very variable, sometimes uncommonly slow, at other times very quick ; ),,awning,,the hiccough, frequent sighing; and a sense of suffocation as froirf 'a. ball:or.lump in the:throat ; ,alternate fits or crying con - vutsiVe laughing ; the sleep unsound, and seldom muesli. - ibg, and 'the patient often troubled" with hornd dreams.-- Mitch has beep said .by .interested indiskwais cinesthirt 3 . rciicivertiScii, hut there is.a very important o!).ie.r vAtiuti •_tcl. Made respecting the Cordial lialm o f that; unless' its Operation be gent 'coal . ; anti eith :; , c it,,.:; could not havellsen to the unex,nipled repute and oni vrtNAI . demand it has . acouired,;, ter, as it has rarely the great ad ',tali— iage of a perstiasive advocate at t h e ear tsf the patient, so riot hinitidt iiii'cOnviction of its Virtues, by itssaintaryetteels,' ' can induce him to persevere, and yet reasonable. perseverance is certainly most rcipaisit9 ;o!ePable even the happiest coin. bination etelaymiCals andgaleniemis to rikit out chronic D is. Cases . , and restore the valetudinarian, to health. As Dr. SO LoM ON's practice is now Leconte so gyat and extensive,' and Isis 'constant engagements requir: at consider. able phrtion of his time and attendance, he expects, When . A:on:suited, t he,usual, compliment of a Guinea; but all writ. ten eases, or' letters advice, and unaccom p anied with, an order for Medicine 'anti remittrinert, to be answered at his lei sure, arerequired to Molests only Half-A-Guinea. .'Such lei. ters .should, .for. .safety, be thus r direcled—" Money-fetter, pr. 'Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool ; paid tiiithre postage." Letters may . ,be ordered tp be addressed ter X. Z.' or A. B. at the Pust.Otlice, till called for., , . • A Saving of Nine Shillings in'Twor ttineas. The Cardial Balm of Gilead is sold in bottle's, prieeliAr..i. guinea each ; there are also bottles, price 335. containing eual to four bottles at,:os. 6d. ,by which the Patient , sav e s g's. including also the duty ; the stamp of which bears the Proprietor's name and address, " Samuel SolOtnon,"Livef. pool," to imitate which is felony. , -N. B. It is necessary to observe, that • the postage of all , letters-, whatever, must be paid. The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti-Impetigines, and Ah stergent Liition, and " G uide to Health," are Sold ~by Mrs. Mathews, No. 01, Strand, London;. Mr. Smith, Perfumer,.No.:3s, and Mr. Itaeburn, North Bridge; Mr. Batter pod 3t.ytt, flouth-ritidgei Mr. I,iivlttScni alt tillaband, Elder and Co. Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, C;la.sgow W. Cameron, Greenock; C. Browning, Paisley; 11. Craw. ford, Kiliriarnock ; W. Young Irvine ; A. Forsyth, amt P. ‘Vsliiteside, A y r;' W. Crasvford; Cirvan ;i. Carson, New. Douglas; T. tvt , Mill3n, Khkeirlbright ; T. M'Credie, Kirk. tatty ; Myth; Leven; j . Deinpster, •Cup:ir 'Allan, Dun. dt.-z Craigie, Montrose ;J. Mitchell, and ApOtelbn. Ab.mlert).; Dr. Whit; 'Band . ; M'lntoSlt, ; 141 1 Ketizie, Stornoway l • Ta'lor, Strattraer . ; and Bisset, Perth ; W.Andeiscrn, Sterling; Coke and keid, Alexand4r,:.Duntigrnline; Wilson, Dunbar;. /11'; broath.; Dieksuu, Inglis, Dunitrics ; Pherson, Alnwick ; Paterson, Arbutlanot;'and juiniesort, Pti terhead • A. M , Donalit, 'Promote; aiiil by itoolocilets ,and ,Ventiers_ of I:atent Mvhcines in the 'United kingdom: ' '. • . . . • • ... . • . .. InAT.I4 OF. LORD , t 4 .1..,50 N. ~ ik4ESSItS..I3OYDELL and,Co. respetatully ac. quaint the Subsctihers and the Public; that the Paint- • ing of the DF.ATH of Lord NELSON is-now ethibiting at • No, 90, Cheafulde, when: Subscriptions continue to be ra. ceived. - • • ' . ..,• , . N.B.,Tickets issued for Mr. Devis's will admit the bearer. it Messrs: Boyden and Co.'.s .1/ICTUALLING OFFICE, , . • .7 4 ): 7, THE CO4ll/11/SSIONERSjor V/CTUdkj,iNG , HIS MAY ESTY's: NA VY. de .heeeW gh)e - Notiie,.That, on 11'ednesday, the 12d inst. they will Ist"reaa) , to" rteritie Tea der! in 74 , eiting (sealed up), and treat for 014 E -THOUSAND QUARTERS of KILN-DI:IED ENtalSll 'PEA-SE, to be delivered, 'one-half in one •st:th , send the rhstolnder; "wont month al;erverds, into Ills 111.ijety's riaualling Storrs at the Part Of P..:rtimcuth ; a,:.1 to be paid for hi with: Interest, niney dos alter date. N. 11.. No .Tender fo. a less luas;;;!). tlan Tivens. (2:ear...• tees will be atteldedto. The Conditions of the Contraa ing be seen at the :Seere. tate: Office. . . . , , 'John James Douglas, Esq. - A. s o 0 lames Pit - int-ea: Esq. - - - ' •.A. 2 -2 •'6 loiiall Dornlord, `Esq . per Secretary - - A. ,2 2 0 w. T. : - , ,.. - - A. I.i . o William Martyr. Esq. per Secretary - A. i i o 14: U. ' - - - - - A. s' s 0 W. T.' per Treasurer •, - - - - s o o Uok t uown. , per Trcasuflr ~ 0.- ' - - - 2.2 , 0 . , , AMERpj.l,ko's , AND mtugurAcTußEßS.. PERSON who baa been, upwartig of Thirty Years established in I,ondqn, in ail ,x.tensiVe Tile of . business, as well in the Mercantile as the•Manntactoq, offers hr.! service to any 'Nslietia4le House ai'Superintentlant. or . Agent, to man,ige their concerns in London, where contirlence and integ;i Oc r.ftluisite. Is perfeilly zicquaintM with. Ihe ctistonl-aCidse Business. As the most re. tpr relerence will be given, the same will b:: cKpeaed. Aress.T. Y. tiost-paicl, at the Castle and Falcon, Al ers,;4i.4,•-street, N. IL . Nothing for the,purrqst only of being drawn upon VOhll suit. 4:499 6 6 . . , . DiSehturd andlOieVeriffnill various Prisons 97 De:nt r,. feir the Sum of -- ' - - ..330 ,2 7 Considered tile. c:iSes ot - 33.Petitioners. Approved 32. .tie. ferret' r Petition. ' - 13etwffictions tire received by James Nojld, Tisq, the Trea- , ... surer, .( . .. 4 heyns:-N , A;k, Cl4lsea ; also by Messrs. Hurries, Yarquli,,r, and Co. Sr. lardes's-street ; lidares, ' fleet- Art.ldt; Fuller:. and Chatteris, Lombard-strut; Biddulph, Cocks, and Ridge, Charing-cross ; Dorrien'and Co. Finch',, lane, Cornhill , • liaininersley's, Pall-Mall ; Veres, Luca dou, and Co. h . o. 77, ternbard-street ; Sir M. Bloxhath anti Co. No.' 27, Graceehurch.street ; and by\ the Secretary, No. 7, Cravon-street, Stiand, where. the Books may be seen by those whoire inclined to support this Charity, and where the Society meet on the first Wednesday in every Month. :V; regard will he bad to in) , In which te Pike not be insArted in. Words di lerga, or that shall. nsi he delivered to the .ilto.,:rd before . One' i)C4rk cn the s.tid Adnesday, the 211.1,14,4dt, ncr Axles: the Person %Li& ,makes the Tender, or some Person on k o Lhalf,,„attends, la answer, when calicdir:;r, - • MARRiED CLERG NIA& , Forty years o 1 - 1 Age, a Graduate of the University of Cambridge, and , E.S.A. who has had much exnerienee in the Education or youth, and takes into his louse nhty a sntall„ number of lioardeYs, has now Vacancies for THREE YO ONG GEN TEE MEN. 'The Situation IS at a Distance from Town, very pleasant and 'healthy, and may be attended with the benefit of Salt Water Bathing. The Pupils are prepared for the Public Schools, the University, or tor Business. Con stant attention is pail to their Health and personal Comtorr, as well as to their Manners, Learning, Morals, and Religious ninciples, Terns Forty Guineas per Annum. The School opens again on the 3d of August. Further Particulars may be had, by addressing a Line (Post-paid) to X. Y. at Mr. Bird's, No. 4,, Hatton-garden, Holborn; and thz Advertiser will, if desired, be happy to meet any Gentleman at any CoMe-house or Hotel in Eon cipn, tOr Ihc purpose of giving tespeatable References, and every satisLiCtory inforinaooar London, July g, 1837. . 'PICTUALLING.OFFICE, • .7a n, 1807. 4 HS COMIIIISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING ells 4:T4 yEsri'i NA do her t ely give Notice, 7'hat Ire,fhtetda) , , the lid inc:. they will he re: 4y to . rcreive'7lnderi (leafed up); and Plat ;fur Two ffundrea' Tgent of NITISCOVALIO SUGAR, to be anitverable to santides• to be ; • produird with the Tenders, robe delivered, In the at the rate affront Fcrly te..Ajty . Toni. ler into the VISII.II. ling Sttire4 at Deptford; and to be said for by Bills, tiy,:6l( r. 14111 , intertal, r trineo. 41trf after datr. LEICESTERSHIRE.--TO.BE - • • AComfortable .FAMILY HOUSE, Fo rn i i b e d or Unfurnished, fit for the reception of a Gentleman's Family, with very comMudious 01lices good Stables; Gar : den, Dovecote, &c. &c . situated near the Fox Covers of the Duke of Rutland and the Earl of lonsdale. A Tenant may be accomtnodated with any quantity.of rich grazing 'Land, trout 10 to upwards of too Acres. Farther partieuLirs may be'hid on application to Messrs. 'ones mid Green, Solicitors, Salisbury.square, fli.ct.street, London. The C,aiditions Con;rafi ntiv be teen at the Secretary': Office. • No regard toill be had to any Tender in noblch the ,Prlce shat 1 not be inverted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board beftrt Oni o'clock ao the said IPednesday, the 22d instant, nor sinless the Person tuba mates the Tender, cr z p on . Felon on sir behalf, attendr, 'to answer, when called for. • • „ COTTAGE TO .1:IE LETT FURNISHED, to the Neighbourhood of Epsom, is Miles from Town; for • Six' or Twelve Months, or for 4.1 eirn of Three,. Five, or Seven Years. Unfurnished. NEAT and • CONVENIENT COTTAGE, newly fitted up, consisting of Three Bed-chambers . a Drawitig-room and a Passage-room, as a Library, on the per Story, and i a Vining-parlour, Entrance-Hall, antillreak. fast.parlotir, ,Kitchen, Warehouse, Scnllery, ate. on the ground Floir ; a Garden well stocked with Fruit Trees, ice. or nearly one•Aere, with two Roods adjoining, highly de4irable,with Coach-house, Tvio-htall, and an open Stable, with great plenty of. Well and Pump Water ; or the Lease Will be sold, Ten Yeirs of which are unexpired at Michael. bras next ;D ana the Furniture may 1* had. at a fair taluatiOn. Inquire of Mr. Clrirke. Cyder Ccllar, 41..aden..latte, Covent. Garden ; or at the Colree-hotise, Epsom, • • N.B. Tl\e Dining and Drawing.rootn have a Bow Front Ic; the Garden, and command an extensive view orthe Race 'touncl dc, and ;would be a in , 0 , t.convriwient Situation - as a Nunting,BoKi BURNHAM WYCK, nc2r MA LDONT, ESSEX. TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION, - By CHALK .and MEGGY • (By Order of, Mr. Edw. Wilkelial, the Proprietor) On Tuesd.ty the Sth, Wednesday the r)th, and Thursday the Jetta Days of September, 0107, at Burnham Wyek, wit;,_ out Reserve; but may remain on the Premises till Mi chaelmas, THE Entire Valuable LIVt STOCK, upott the. several Farms in 1115 occuparinn4 consisting of the cc. lebrated Covering• Cart Stall ion .8 R 'TON', and neat too Cart Horses, SW lions, Mares, and Colts, of the true,Soflblk breed So 110.1,a Devonshire Stock ; too, Head -of the Short..lima Breed ; a Flock of 2000 South-down Sheep, including 'about 3'o Rants and Ram Lambs ; several Miles, - Blood Horses,' and Colts. No ordinary degree of trouble and expence has been incurred. it .the cUlleclion.of this Stock. The Sulrolk Horses are nearly all of the-Stock of the Horse Briton, which Mr% Wakefield purchased some years back of the late Mr: Blake, of Letheringliatn, iii-Suttblk.' The Mares whiuft have been bought in, have been picked •up.ny Mr. Wakefield at a great expence : as It must be well known in Suilblk that he iievtr missed, on account of pike, •the . finest which could be • procured; it is therefore pre,unted that-they will be found, on the whole, fully equal to th'e Stock which.' Mr. Wakefield purcliasediat Mr. w lilake just lvtOrc'tliat Gen tleman's death. . _ WHEN Profomionol Men :of Education area Responsibility deviate from the general System by 6 1e selection of a , peculiar' branch, the sanction along con. " T u li t i l it s e u e e n c y c a s i ts i s c h l rec t ia i le b l i s c so t ie:v ri d iet e rs r i l :i n y:; t r s t a:e. p t s i e c r u e l :t ri e o s t y. esful rttesluuistivoef ine.additlunal,ardor to oppose, as Lit as I Ara n t r l ea i i t; i n a c ti n g t atde,, the ravages of those Complaints, whichare the most important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities. ..Alier.initiation into every Branch, as an Alin). Surgeon. 1 formed a wish at an early period of Prattle° to rescue in. dividu4s from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the eqUally dangerous precipitancy 01 general Praaltioners. The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I have de. voted my attention, comprise every species of VEN E AEA). INFECTION', whether of a ;Went or long du. ally; All kinds 'of debility, whetherarising flvfn the habits of sch9ol-bOys, or the indulgences o f . mature i r, t e t..tat derangeinent,of the system in wo. men which is called BARRENNESS; or STERILITY. Nittnerous qisoases arc the result of ignorance or haste in the,,trc,ltinent of. a simple Gonortheeal and it not frequently happens . that the seeds of Life are poisoned by iheivii - scretion of an unguarded hour.—lly a superior me. thod such Complaints arc easily, cured; and, even where others have' iailtd, ' , trust that I may presume to oriCr 'a vadivil're-establisitment.. The Devonshire Stock were purchased of Mr. Quartley, of North Molton, in the North of Devonsfilre ; or of Lord So merville, at Fitzheael ; and are.supposed to he the best herd o f Devonshire Stock in the Kingdom. The South Down i4leep are - trout Ewes purchaSed off the Downs, in Sussex, excepting a few purclosed at the Duke of nedtbrd% annual Sate at Woburn : the original Ewe,`., except ing the latter, have been all made olt; and the ones now for sale are got by the eons of a rain of Mr. ['Malan, in Sussex ) , by rams lined of the Dukc of Bedford, orolSir ItoWiely, part, 01 the Rams, three are got by a sheep 9f Mr. Ellitiati's, No. 6. Which he had often lett at very high prices the test are got by,tups;hircd at Woburn. Th i iitorne...bil:d Stock have been colleaed vvith'great pains when calves. and , it is believed, *ill stand a comparison with Others in the Neighbourhood.. The tew Riding Caltit ate of the stock of Lord' Maynard's Hollyhock. 14 the original purchase of this Stock Mr. Wakefield has been assithett in SusseX; Devonshire, and Sutiblk, with the judgment al the most eminent breeders in those counties. The largeness of the Stock will insure 'to those who may be in want of any, a chance of accurnmoda.titig . themstfves at 'a moderate price ; at the sante' time) the pains which have ,been bestowed, tir so many years, in culleelitig and'breeding them, fender them.such as. ate not to be procured at any of the Fairs or I'vlinketa in the Country. The Stock may be viewed at any time prior td the Sale. Catalogues will be sent to the Inns in every Market-town in this and the adjoining Counties ; also to Mr. Stockdalc, Viccadilly ; Mr. Mingay, West Smithfield: Mr. Tattersall's Repository ; to No. to, Aldgate, London ; may also be had at the Vlace of Sale, and of the Auitioneers ' .Clielmsford. The fi rst Lot will be put up at Ten o'cluck each day, RENOVATED HEALT , I. e I T has been too frequently the subjea cif just anti reprobacion, coat men destitute of t elements of me medical art have olferect iheinsAves as candidates tor. " h lie.patnittagelli the koleision Of physie. forthe purpose* (ticking jus ride tinth e result of , our studies andetperience, and !° Prevent us. trout being claiseal atriengthose empirics whose :pretensions have, tinfortunatifi for society. been t°( " ) h 'voilc4oly received, we beg iC3VC to sun:nit to the liberal and enlightened a s taitliftil statement of our pursuits and ac. c luirements.. After having receiVed a regular medical cduca r.°2l a% the pupils of Messrs . G finite(' and liliiard, whose *elutes and practice I.s'e carefully attended, as ProteSsers and su rgeons of the London N o ; we entered ourselves as. btu denis in that justly celebrated .sciaool for medical acqUire ?lent, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instruettid in the differenebranches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and praetice of physic, ehemistrY..midwitery, botany, &c. tee. njthose iminent professors, Urs. Munro, Gregory, Black Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall not be deemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having for a long series of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Debility, the particular object& our studies and practice, :It will, we hOpltee, m be allowq that we have acquired . superior Knowledge ofairtrement and cure. l u slrght and recent eases of infection a perfect reestablishment is completed in the short period of tWo days k and in t hose of the utmost in veteracy, where other pra6titioners have failed of success,l Proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures,to the ,Piatient a safe and radical cute. on Arriiiist the melancholy variety of disorders which are the a. habit long and most unhappily pursued by the 11111,u of both sexes, there . are none more alarming or more stressing than those deficiencies and debilities . which Ire '4cutlY itprevent or embitter ;he matrimonial state. To such torsonsrnust be a consolation to know that they may now , y a 'new and infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest ot all.htiman blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor ous constitution. In all cases of debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in crery species of venereal inteCtion, we niay be consulted by patients of either sex with the great. est secrecy and honour. Hoursof consultation at home,Srom tan to three, and tiorn 6 in the evening till • o at night. Parkins the country are requested to state the particu. }.tors of their case, age, an 4 general habit of living, e.te .lec. in closing a remittance tar advice and medicines, when the same will be giv en , at scht to any part o f t h e kingdom. Toensure that s"r • . eLY so essential to our undertaking, the postage ot Utters may be added to the account for medicines. ---- CUltki E and Co. Surgeons. • No. 107, Hattion-garden. tail Messrs. Currie and Co. have Certificates from the *hove respetlahle Professor of London and Edinburgh, of the diligence, skill, and hulnanity, with which they pet formed the duties assioled thent clusista the time they at. leaded their Lcdunx, and Naitice. TO THE PUBLIC. BY several Accounts received . by the Proprietor of 'Dr: NORM Vs DROPS, it appears, they were found a certain specific in the late awful Visitation in the Island of, St. Helena • it is a circumstance truly to be de. Owed. that the intrjduCtion of a deleterious Countertot should have tor many years past deprived , 'the Inhabitants of th 6 West India I slands of the benefit resulting from this unequalled hfeclieine 1 farther deception is however etn6tually guarded against, by the name of ."11tonnis„Norris Moore' engraved by favour of Government on the Stamp round each Bottle. The Family Bottle, au, to ,be had only at the Donor's House, No. 7,9, Lower llroolt-street ; where all Oiders for Exportation are duty executed. Smaler Bottles, at t is. and 2s . 9d. Sold wholesale and retail by Messrs. Macon and Co. Nu. Jr, Ostord•strevt. • . TitQhIAS TAYLOR,. Esq. No. 9; New Dridge-Street, London. • • •• • Honoured Sir, •• , Edinburgh, March 18;,18 0 ' BEG ICave to,litifortTA you, that ever ,siuce the year 1 790, 1 have been ai lj tetiwith the LuesVene. rea ; which, Own Its obstinately r.sisting. every course of m e di e i he pres‘rilied by the mist eminent of. titer Fadulty here .. an d undergoing • .teyeral, severe courses of salivation, and twice discharged fliain the Hospital, ss itir little relief, won't} an rear, to be of, the. most inveterate nature. In the o t.o t . l l : i t u s t t a yC a ve r ri i ( ti k y t 1 ;1 0 iso In n y le e r xi l , la t d cn . r i g le c i ic i: s r on the c l own of my head, one on each arrli, and my legs werehmke out in a frightful Manner ; my right was dread. folly painful, and had been in a state: of ulceration for the last seven years ; nay left had also two large ItOdei on it, etas, very., much discoloured, and gave mu such cxerutlit my, pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to 'de wive me of rest; in this' laMentable state, .1 was recom. mantled by Mr. J.. Them psoo, (who received .so great .8 cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which 1 began to tie on tflo 76th orMay ;' in the course of a fortnight. •1 began to receive little more than ,a mouth, the Ulcers on my h e rd an d anus were soundly healed--soon alter, the sores on niy legs healed also; leaving, however, eonsitierable Aisorilouration in the •kite, and pain in the bone arthe left, which, by the sing of Coil, and , a little longer perseverance in your luable Meditine, subsided;; the. nodes' dispersing, the skin tegainini its natural hue, and the nocturnal 'pains gratitially going**. k thus became, by vonr ,littviceoihd;lllo dicine, peste.liy fret • from all toriner hayc recovered my former spirits aed strength,,atid. am ceutie jolly and fat, in which state navingcontintied many months to the astonishment of all who kiteW *AU am at a loss in what terms to, express my gratitude,: but bbg you, for the good of other suil4ing mortals, to. make .this my case public as possible, as I 'shalt 'on every - occasion;' in so doing, you will- greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant& , ALEX. .14 V Swan's Close, High-street, EdinbuNh. Witnesses to the above Cure : jefittr TiorirsoN, No. 3, New Poultry Market; and loner ros H. Old Assembly-Close, Pdinburgli. • Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, T nom A S T.; Y Lox, Meinber of the Royal College of Sur.; goons, at his . Houer, L. 9, New Bridge-street, London ; where, atter a constant residence of more than thirty-six' years, in a practice particularly: ditected to the cure of Nrendreal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of ' Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of . Ins profession should always olyierve in such cases, he hatters himse.ll, the advice and assistance he. gratuitous'' , administers to persons taking ' this Medicine, will be , • esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advantage sel.. dom attainable and vniri of all ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointment, for the convenience of those Vying at a. distance, at the Perfnmers', No. 35, 'it. Alhan's-street, •-PAll.Mall ; the Toysliop,. NO. 03, Ox -ford-street; ; Mr. I)iSticiti)llgtt'S, No. 7, Fish-streek.ditil ; Mr. SteeP.s, llookseller, No. J, Linioli-rim, Little Tower: hill ; Mr. llama's, .Sotith-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. M ac. &maid, Glasgow ; Mr. Unit, Dione.strect, Dublin; . .and fry one person in every considerable town in Great tritain ana Itclatal, in boxes of only as,. pit. each, scaled up with fall and plain clireatens, whereby. Peru - ins' or either sex may cure themselves witn ease,. speed, secrecy, and safety. • N. LI. Every-Box sold in Great i:rit 3in is reeled up with . a ,Stamp, on Witten, by • favour of the CominissiOners is printed, at the Stamp Oftrice" T. Taylor, No. 9; New grictee4t feet," -L.-win/Irma which is fetouy, and all others I are COWITC4 to sa, t Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress in this disorder, compared %Nall the calamitous situations Men, who, from an indulgence in a solitary vice, or tte prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life,' acquire that state of Debility,savitich ix the unavoidable consequente of such penucious habits. Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery,. but carefully conceals his misfortame, it may be someivons— tenor. for . him to know,, that .although it be in objet of doubt or uncertainty with other Practitioners, the r t . rhuva I of these Defibieneies by the gradual progress of Itenova.. don, is the acquirement of my Experience. If the rifts of hacehus or Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour, ' much anxiety. wit I be prevented by an early. Counterac don of this languid State; and in these cases, no greit doculty will occur. but where this Deficiency has for .years existed, proper p rseverance is indispensably tetonsite' to revive t h e s l u be m. ring Sparks of Lite, and' to reanimate the Consti tut i o n . M Alt IE D EN, ivho have lon g b een ilisappoint ett in their expectations of a Family, may he assured, that .n most instances, such defeat are curable by Medical skill. Th e aecresy which is so essential to my undertalung, and the qualifications which I have presumed to state form the bean, of my - pretensions, and hi coincideitee with such is this intimation given, that Mr. liree may be consuls. 4 personally, or' by Letters (enclosing a small Note), at his .Botist. No. 29, Arundel street, Strand, mit . Temple Oar. There is an additional Entrance in Water-stne, satoming, and the Name is on b o th the doom, , Ma et.: Base. Member nt the Wive! 0,0 ege cieStirgs;en s . • A Ca UT ioN. —Some . Pertons 'who falsey assert them- , selves to be Memberfof the Royal College, having for stye. ral months past copied zny Advcrtiseinents almost Word for word, and inserted them as their own productions, it is My duty to mention, that those Persons are not tiittobias atty College in Lot - loon, Edinburgh,' or elsewh e re,' nor have they any right to pg.:list Surgery LA Loudon. ror AY nY 1.4