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)...,, C. ....Ai,„:, l , ; - eizi _,4•4 . 44; 4:1 's+ 44= M 4..,- , --.-f"::: " f 7 _-,Ct'_A, 7 (-.-,-_ e--: ; orze: ...4:-. 47, - , , ..,.-?rAtz , ,‘,:),.,, . r ic ~, , , ,, , : ;: ,, , , , , ,,-41. ,, 1. f (iii,„.., ~' Y~ I :A - 4 3 T 4-• t WM,444,4w,,, • f 0,11,, ri 1-I‘e N'U'MBER 45 GO. THEATRE. ROYAL, DRURY-LANE: HjS PRESENT EVENING, April ,2a, will be performed THE CURFEW. 'Vie Music composed by Mr. ATTWOOD. NORMANS. Hugh De Tracy, Mr. BARRYMO RE ; Robert, Mr. DE CAMP ; Bertrand, Mr. H. SI !MONS ;. Walter, Mr PENLEY; Philip, Mr. EYItE ; Dunstan, Mr. COOKE; Matilda, Mrs. POWELL Florence, Miss DUNCAN. DANE" Fittharding, Mr. ELLISTON; Armstrong, Mr. PA LMER ; Conrad, Mr. MATHEWS ; Herman, Mr. CARj.ES. - With (ttst time) a new Grand Romantic Melo...Warne, cal tea THE WOOD D.MNION Or, THE CLOCK' HAS STRUCK. With new Music, Scenes, Machinery, Dresses, &c. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Kelly. Hardylcuute, Mr. DECAMP ; Guelph°. Mr. PF.NLEY ; Willikind, Mr. RUSSEL ; oswy, Mr. GLI4BON ; Roll; Mr. Wrnl3.l Leolyn, Miss C. BRISTOW ; ' Una, Mrs. H. SI ODONS ; Clotilda, dira. HA R LOWE ; Paulina, Miss KULLY. Boxes 6s. Second*Price 3s. —Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as. Gallery zs. Second Price ts.—Up'per Sc. cond Prlce 6d.—No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the 130 x-office, in Little n ussel.street. _The Doors t o b e op e n e d lialf-past Five, and begin at tlalf.past Six. ro..morrow, The Dratura; with The Wood Daemon; cr , The Clock has Struck. BRITISH GALLERY, PiaL-MALL HIS GALLERY. ~ for the EVTIBITION and ,irt. SALE of the WORKS of BRITISH ARTISTS, Ilnow open to the P uhtie. and will continue open every Day, Ott ten in the Morning/at tire in the Afternoon.--Admit. —Catalogues 4d. By Order, vikLuiriNg GAEXN, Koper. THIRD DAY 'OF DRAWING. -THE First-drawn Ticket, May 2, being the Third Day of Drawing, will be entitled to TWENTY THOUSAND P , )UNDS. iibt-dawn, Fourth Day of Drawing, May tai TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. rirr..-drawn, .Fifth Day of Drawing, May 0, TEN THOUSAND POUNDS. lirst-draWn, Kixth Day of Drawing, May fig, TEN THOUSAND POUNDS. The.above Prizes will be given to the First-drawn Tickets, c l. lvT r and a b o ve a i ry .of the numerous Floating Capitals tho VhtolscontAins. PRICE. _ _ _ ... Whole Ticket - - -- £l9 18 o •Kailf - 41. 3 o Eighth - - - £2 12 o .., - lektalcr _ - - 5 3 o Sixteenth - - - t 6 6 . TICKETS and SIfA K ES are selling at all the Licenced *Ahoy Offices in England, I reland,• and Scotland. TUNBRIDGE-WARE REPOSITORY, 'No. 3, - Cheapside. MTAINNETr most respeafully acquainis the •Nobility, Gentry, and Public, that he has for Sale Most coMplete Collec.tion of new and fashionable Articles, in real Tunbridge Ware, such as are not to be equalled tot laste and real utility ; they are richly inlaid, ancrorilarn,nte,d 'frith tine medallions and paintings, a great variety fiiiished in -the mosaic style; they consi,t of Work 3ild Tea Tables, _thess and Backgammon T a bl es, Work Baskets and B4uxes, *ttutaining all the apparatus to; writing, drawing, painting, Ond dressing; card Boxes, Card Rack, Cabinets, and lewel ases, Tea Chests and Caddies, Tambour Frames, a great I .ariety of neat Turnery awl White W-ood Articles prepared .at Ladies' own . painting, Cotton Boxes of all sorts, &c. Merchants, Captains of Ships, and Shopkeepers, supplied 41 i the shortest notice, and lowest terms. B. Old Tunbridge $ Ware repaired and ne w varn i s h e d . , MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. PERSONS in possession of Income s , L arising from Freehold., Copyhold, Cr Leasehold i in Land or Houses, Money in the Funds, Kent arp . ' Martiage Settlements, - Widows' jointures, An sa-i:es, Patent Places, Church Livings, or any other cer per Or Life, I ncmay be supplied with temporary orarY I ncome f or anent SUMS of Money to any Amount, by paying An tklirtY I nt,..t est fot,the same. . h e . l r he . Nobility at ci Gentry of Itn.:wit Property, or their ar i d;,;* may be ad.ornmodateti on their personal security ; flue' anY instance where the single security of an in be deemed insuflic:ent, the addition of another o Vet to guarantee the payment of the Interest will re live; tile ot:tiettio n ; and, in all casts, ° privilege will be t the Public to return the rrincipal at their own rt. °'(2 lo 4al a pplications will be received every day till,Four Cou nt `; - ; arld Letters from ,Correspondents in Town or dressi l I P(.st paid) will be immediately answered, by ad- T0,,, t4 the Duetor of the Knightsbridge Bank, at his No. 3. Lower john-street, Golden-square. At. i. the, 'Cheapen and Bat. Hosiery NT4rehouse bur, to the Kingdom, between Castle and Old Round Court, )3,,, i i.Y, oPposite York- buildings, No. 434, Strand, the greatest rizt it .n% are I V 3 W selling ; consisting of Men , s brown Cotton •t out tonly ts. bd. per pair, worth zs.• 6d. ; Womon's -t. but Linton Is, 6cl. worth zs. 6d. ; fine zs. gd ; extra su -,_33,- 9d- worth is ,• - tout black and white Silk 6s ..3d. " t t p . , laced clock s 7 s . 6(1 4 . . extra good tos 6d. A variety - alei ' t Ailisci!a 'lose warranted not to shtink i from 7.5. 00. to the best qualit . c ) . 5 st out worsted is 3d. ; ne zs. ; super. Ne 35...64 ' ' ' l,l c Mitts zs. 6d ; a curious Article in square ~titetZelitts ; also Ladies' new-inventol Lace Sleeves, calcu ta g iv e ease t ' 1 • C ttonDrawers,3s.6d. With ever and elegance ; Nen s o sib. y mi ler A rt i c l e i n tii?, Hosiery Line that can pas. ey be iiii.de,up t•) ih - .e very best quality, wholesale and tor xportation—s a to • ings mule to any ?attern. . To the MAYOR, ALDERMEN, ASSISTANTS, COM ' MON COUNCII, and FREE BURGESSES of the BOROUGH of COLCHESTER. GINTLEM6N, ( ' BALLED by a Numerous and Respe&able Body t. of the Frec... Burgesses of your very antient Borough, I beg leave to offer myself (should the expected Dissolution take place) as a Candidate to represent you in Parliament. I am no friend to professions, but not being as yet person ally known to all the Eleclors, it is necessary that I should state, that my'Princifiles will always lead me to rally round the Church and King, and to preserve inviolap our excellent Constitution. Should I be so fortunate as to obtain the Honour tR which aspire, you will find me ever ready to discharge the duties imposed upon me with fidelity and Sonar. It is my iptention to pay my personal respc&s to every Durgesc as soon as time will permit, and 1 trust that any un- . intentional omission will not be construed into a mark of dis resped. I have the Honour -to be, Grattlemen, With sentiments, of. the highest Respect, . London, Yalu faithful 'o I and oedierit Servant, 4 27th April, ,7. , .. RICH. HART DAVt'S. A PERSON aged Thirty;-six had a small .S6ro phulons Ulceration in her Hand, giving her much _taain ; it then broke out in tier wrist, both her shoulder, and her knee, each Ulceration diacharging much, and not dispos ed to heal ; it then afkded her right elbow ; and the-e Ulce rations,. with &disposition to general Debility,• she suffered for twelve years. Her knee was healed in the Worcester In. fifinary, and she experienced some b..nefit while a Patient for a shun time in 'St. Bartholomew's Hospital, when she made applcation for the benefit of SP I LSBU RY's PAT ANTISCOKBUI'IC. DROPS, at the Dispensary, No. ts, Sulfa-square ' London. Ey the application of the Drops for six 'Months her Ulcers gradually- healed, she regained her strength and appetite ; it is now a tWrive month, and she re mains perfectly well. Any informati•ti of tie above tact may be obtained at• No. 9, Doke's . ..court, Drury-lane, London. Mi. Spilsbnry is nut 4c;cotintable for any Mixture sold, fin less the, worsts " Isy time King's PutentP &fp itaserted on the bill of directions, bottl,,, and w“tpper g the Stamp also (tile ing,s printed in black ink instead of red ink. But= -t es 64. ; thist.)ie Bottles- LOS. and lairger ii. 23. duty an GNERAL ELECTION. To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT FREEMEN of the BOROUGIt.of MAIDSTONE. GENT:WE:I, A S a Dissolution. of Tiarlionient is instantly "ex- - .L i petted, I take the earliest opportunity of soliciting a repetition of the very high and flattering Honour which you confe:rred on use last atituinti in eleding me one of your Re= presentatives ; I then pledged myself to promote your in. tcrekts and to support our excellint Constitution with tirrn nesi and zeal ; this pledge I reel that I hate redeemed as I'ar as opportdnities have hitherto offered. and On thiS ground I trust that a connexion will be perpetuated whiCh . l. consider as the proudest circumstance of my life. I have the Honour to be, Witb every sentiment of respel and gratitude, G entlenien, Your most obliged and most devoted Servant, GEORGE LONGMAN London, April 27, 1807. To the G ENTLENIEN, cLERGy, and FREEHOLDERS vf the COUNTY 6f YORK. CENTLEMO'N, N immediate Dissolution being now announced, 4 - 1 - allow i r e once More to offer myself a Candidate for the honour of Representing yciU in Parliament. While I exprebs my deep and unalterable gratitude' for all your past kindness, let me assure you, that should - I again receive trout y'sathe important Trust which you have five times conferr on me, my conduct will continue to be go verned by those constitutional and independent Principles which have been sanctioned . by your approbation during three-and-twenty Years. I am, Gentlemen, Your obliged and faithful Servant, London, April 27, 407. W. WILBERFORCE. TUESDAT, APRIL 28, 1807. THE SHORT PARLIAMENT! THE Public ate rep•eelfully infotmed, that a few Copies remain unsofil of the BI ()GRAPH! CA 1.. l)t.X to this R MARKA 11 LE PARLIAMENT; and the Work nay be . hact crt all respectable Booksellers, price Half_ a=Guinea ttt boards,:.car-Eleven Shillings in red: • • BesiSes Biographical Notices of the Members of the Short Parliament, tili6 Work contains corred information relative to the Elective Franchise, number and description of Voters, preponderating influence, Returning Ofth.er, &c. &c. ofNevffery place which teturns Members to Parliament. ROSA MATILDAis NEW IVORK.. • This Day was published, In Four Volumes , _ price Eighteen 'THE LIBERTINE. 'By CHARLOTTE DA CRE, better known as ROSA MATILDA Author of Hours of Solitude, Nu 4 of St. Omer's, Zotioya, &c: Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Davics, Strand. ThiS Day was published, price ts. j 6i), SERMON, delirt..rtd at the Parish Church of Hampton Middlesex,- Int the astli thy of lebruary, 1867, being the Clay appointed tur a General last. By the Rev. THOMAS 11ORGAN, Prebendary of Welts, Reaur of Ashley, kic. &c. and Chaplain to his Royal Highness the Doke of Cambr-dge. Yrinted for T. C:dell said W. Davies, Strand AI'I4ICAN CIVILIZATION. This Day iv.is In 01.iiirfo, price il. its 6d. boards, With a very lattel4l...p of the Wesietit Coast of Africa, lee. AFilikaN - 'MEMORANDA, relative to an Attempt to estabinsh a British Settlement on the Island of Buid s rmi:- With a brief Notice of the Neighbouring Tribes, Soil, litoditdions, etc.. and Observations on thr cillty of Coloniz.i7igtnat part of Africa, with a View to Cul tivation,..a.nti the Introduction of Letters and Religion to its Inhabitants, &c. - - • • By Captßin PHILIP BEAVER, R.N. London: Printed for C. and P. Baldwin, New Bridge. street. *** This spirited, and astonishingly persevering attempt of Captain 13cavcr, by discovering the obstacles 'which pre. vented its success, may insure 'that of any more enlarged Un -4,ltaking of , a similar nature, His Work points out the most rational and etnCtual method of accomplishing the noble objects of the African Institution. To the GEN I'LE.M EN, CLERGY, YEOMANRY, and. INDEPENDENT FREEIIOLDERSof the COUNTY of G(.OUCESTER. GLNT...‘EMEN i N immediate. Distolution of Parliament being about to take place, 1 have the honour Again to ad dress you in Behalf of my Uncle Vice-Admiral Berkeley, to request the favour ot your Support and Interest for him on the day of f.ledion for the County ot Gicucester, .whenever that may take place. The very numerous appearance of his Friends, and their expressions of his ecmclua us Parliament, -on the late Disiolution, gives me the flattering hopes of his being again thought wwor to represent you ou the prasent occasion. have the Honour to be, Gentlemen, 'Your most obliged and obedient humble Servant, DiftISLEY. TothcGENTLEMEN, C LtßGY,and FREEKOLMRS ofthe COUNTY of UURIIAM. tiyNTr.tr/JI N, A s it is now universally understood that 'a Disso. 4 , lotion of Parliament is to take place immediately, „take the earliest opportunity of soliciting your Suffrages andsupp?rt at the ensuittg Election for the County of Dur ham. I have nothing to add to the pledge I gave you co a former occasion, to ate} conscientiously and independently, to the best of my judgtnent, for the general welfare of the Country, and for the dignity and prosperity of the County of Durham. I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most faithful humble Servant, Wimpole-street, April 27,'(807; T. If. LIDDELL. TotheGINTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS oftheRAPEofBRAMBER, and the WORTHY ELEC TORS of NEW SHOREHAM. iNDER the Prospe& of a Dissoittion of Parlia -4.—/ meat, I lose no time in offering Inyself again as a Can didate to represent you, reeling conscious that my public con duet has been aduated in every instance by tpat I ndependence which I profess to be the guide of my actions and opinions.— Should I once more be so fortunate as to. become the objed of your choice, it will be my conStant study to prove myself worthy of so enviable a distinction by a faithful discharge of the great Trust reposed in me. I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen, Your muab obliged and faithful humble Servant, West,GTirmred, CHAS. NIONCK. BURRELL. 27th April, 1807. THE CANADAS. 'This Day wtre publislicd, in a splendid and very large Vo. lurne in Quarto, illnstrated %Oh 30 Copperplates, engraved trt)ni origtmil Drawings taken on the spot by the Author, pri,..e 21. i SS. in boards, TRAVEIS through the CANADAS ; contain ing a De:m . 4)6.)n of the PicturQsque Scenery on some of the Rivers and Lakes ; with an Accumat of the Pturidc titits; Commeice, and Inhabitants of those Provinces,. 'To winch is cuhjoined a Comparative View c: the Manners ;Mil Customs of several of the Indian Nations of N - Orth and South America. By GEORGE HERIOT, Esq. Deputy Postmaster-Gen of Isritish Nunn ArnericA, &c. _ . ,Printed for Richard PniHips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black_ friars, and to be had of all Booksellers. N.B. A tew Collies of the Plates which have been beau tifully Loloo , ed in the manner of the original I)rawings, have been done up in a separate AtLas, anti the Work with this elegant accoMpaniment ►stay be had at Three Guineas and a Half per Copy. This Day were published, In Three Vols. !Imo. price tos. 6d. ;, or 'on' better paper Three Vols. Crown Bv6. price tSs. boards, ' Li ELECTIONS from ,the TATLER, SPECTA TOR, GUARDIAN, and FREEHOLDER"). with a Preliminary . 1!:0Say, I3y ANNA - LIEI'ITIA BARI3AULIY, Printed for j . lohnson, St. t aura Churchyard. " I t has been thought that a Selection from the 'faders, Speztators, and Guardians, comprising all thoSe papers in witich the p•Arti liar spirit and excel lence of these works chief_ ly reside, 'night be no unacceptable present to the world in general, and particularly to . Young Persons of both sexes, who may not happen to possess the Originals ; a.nd who, if they did, would want a guide, in so miscellaneous a work, to direct them to what is best worth their notice. The generality of readers, of whose various occupations the cultivation of Literature makes only a part (and of this cries are nearly all women, and most men who are not devoted to professional studies), may, perhaps, be well content to have some of the most beautiful compositions in our language presented to theist, without being obliged to lose their own time us sepa rating them from a mass of uninteresting nuttier." From Mrs. liaro.tuld's Essay. • This Da) was published, I11"2 vols. foolscap Svo. Ciegataiy printej, on wove paper, and hot-pressed, twice I IS. in extra boards, P OEMS. By WILLIAM WORDSWORTH, Author or tttc Lyrical #rintea for Lottginati, Hurst, .Rees, aud Orme, Paternos tet..row. Of whom may he had, Lyrical Ballads, the Fourth Editioh, in I'V ols. foolscap 5 , ,0. price I Is. in extra bo.tJs.. Tivs Day was publishe(i, Handsomely printgit)uTwo Vtdumes Quarto, and iliusti-dted with Engravings, price 4i. 4.. in buittils,' NI - Emoots of JOHN Wit UDE JOINVILLE, j. Grand SendSchal of Champagne; written by flimsclt, containing a HISTORY of ['ART or , the LI I ti of s Ix. King of France, surnamed St,- Louis, including au Ac: count of that King's Expedition to Egypt in the year 145 • To which are added, the Notes and Dissertations of M. Du Cange on the above; together with the Dissertations of M s . Le Baron De La Mule. on the Life of St. Ldtiis, M. L'Evesoe_De Lditavaliereinid M. Falconer, on the i tlssassins of Syria; front the " Memoirs tie L'Acadeinie de Belles Lettas et Inscriptions de France." The whole translated .113 , THOMA .101-fN ES, I.F.ct. M.P. Printed at the tiatod Press fur LOt101:111, Hurst. Rees,..and Orme, Paterttostr.!o±)/; and I. Whire, Fleet-stecut. whom'may be had, lately 'published, Tjitt; Second Edition of Sir John Froissart'S Chronicles of England, France, and the adjoining Countries, from Lie latter Part or the Itaittn of Edward 11. to'the Coronation of liehry IV. New. ly translated . .trorn the French Editions, witit'Variations and Additions - from many celcbtated MSS. By, Thomas lohnes, Esq. M.P. To which is prefixed, a Lite of the Author, asi EsSly on his Works, a Criticism on his kiish.)ry, and a,,Dis,sertation on his Poetry. Illusu . ated with 59 Plates, .in Twelve VOlumes, Oaavo, price 71. 4s. in boards. *.* Suoseribers are requested to cornplete their Sots melt tely. SIXPENCE 4 I , ICTU AL i ING,O I , * EIG'E, 'April 27.'14- 7. 'THE COMIISSIONERSfor VIC 7 U/ILLING ms MA, h..kT 's NA Ydo hereby' give Mike, That of Tuesday the 12th of May next, thy will he ready reeeivt Tenders in writing (scald up), and treat for Hundre To , ,roJRLACK SMYRNA or ALEXIA RAISINS, to e answera/4e to Sainpiq to be produced with the lend. r• Hundred Tons f/GENUINEOATMEAL;;*drideIiveit into His Vinualling Stores at Deptford, a 3 olla u. vie. The Raisins, one Half thereof in a I%.rt,ight,ana the Re - mainder in a Mond , : and the Oatmeal, one Half thereof in •se Month, and the other Half in one Month afterwards; 4:7ti to be tailJc by , gills, payable, with lmterest, nutty days aphrdate. The Cinditions of the Contruel say be seen at the Stetetatty't Office. No regard will be had to au Tender in which the Price shalt not he inserted in words at length,' or that shall not he delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tnesdar tte t2th of May next, nor unless the Person who wakes the Tender, el' e.nre l'osee on his behalf, atlen.ft. answtr, -when ea/4,i Jo , . This Day was published, In 2 VOLS. Svo price ass. in boards, ir HE .EXP ERI.LNCEII FARMER, Enlarged and Improved : or, Complete Pra4tiCe or Agricultwe, according to the latest Imptovements ; the \vt,,,i; : on the Author's own Observation, and Ins actual Exueri. limos. With 'Four Plates • By I>lt.:ll'A RD PARKINSON, _.. Late of Doncaster, rn Yorsli:re: A vtilur vt " The Expe. riencett Farmer's Tom. in A incrica.” The. En;;/WI Fiactice or Agriculture cxemp I; fi.fd iii the Management of Faun i: - , Ireland " Printtd tut Lo .:man, Hurst, Rees, :Ind Or:nc, Paternoster-. row; ammo j. flawing, St. Ja TIC, 7 S- street. Of whom may be had, - by the same Author, The inglish Pradikx of Agricultutt, in one ,vol. BYo. lustr4t(A with Enstavnigs priceys. Ire ds. RENOVATED HEALTH. A. T has hem too frequentlyithe subjetfta just and general reprobation, tat men viestitote of the eiitments of the Medical art have offered themselves as candidates for public pat waste in the profession of phyate. For the pa rpoe of doing justice to the result of our studies and ex perielice, and to prevent us front tieing classed among those empirres whose imprudent pretensions have, unfortunately for society, been too favourably reeeived, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuits and ac quiretnente.' After having received a regular !Mt./Will educa non as the pupils of Messrs:4 Grinded and Blizard, whose ledtites.and practice vve caretui ly attended, as professors and surgeons of tile London Hospital ; we. entered ourselves as students in that justly celebrated sclaool far medical acquire ment, the Royal Col lege,of Edinburgh, and were instruded iu the different branches of anatomy, surgery, the tneury and practice of physic, chemistry - , tiodwitery, boteiry, &c. &c. by those 'eminent professors, Drs. Mooro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and It tutterford. -- We trust we shall not . be deemed presumptuous in sav ing that our proficiency and acquirements arc not ineonsiderable. Having for a long series of years 'made Venereal Complaints, and the various disease* of Debility, the particular object ot our studies and practice; it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired superior know ledge of their treatment and cure. I mslieh t and rif.ent cases of infection a perfect re-establishment is completed in the short period of two days ; aid in those of the utmost in veteracy, where other practitioners have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the patient a sate and radical cure. Ainidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the effects of a habit long and . roost unhappily pursued by the youth of born sexes, there are none more alarmi n g o r mare distressing than tho se deficiencies and debilities which fee. quently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state 'l'o such ,persons it must be a consolation' to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mitre oftreatment, be restored to that greatest of ad human blessin te s, a strong, manly, and vigor ous constitution. In all cases of debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as iiievery.speciesof venereal intettion, we may be consul red by patients ot either sex with t h e great est secrecy and honour. Hours of consultation at home front ten to three, and limp 6 in the evening till to at night. Patients in the .country ate requested to state the particu- Las or their case, age, and general habit of living, &e. &c. ire closine a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same will be given, or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure_ that secrecy so essential to our undertaking, tire. postage of letters may be added to the account for medicines. R RI E and Co. Surgeons. _ _ No. 107, Hatton-garden. _ _ fra — Messrs. Currie and Co. 'have 'Certificates limn the above respectable Professors of Londoirand Edinburgh, of On: diligence, skill, and humanity ' with which they p'a. tiirmAt the duties assi4tie.l them during the time they at. tended their Lectures inict Practice. DORSALIS ; or, the Consumption in- L.• cnwnt to Young Persons of Salacious Dispositions, is so little treated of by the ancient Practitioners of Medicine, as well as through the delicacy of modern Physicians, that an-Adequate idea of it cannot be col heeled from their writings. It is necessary then to sly, that the first symptoms of the Tabes 'Dorsaiis tie easily cli,icertied by involuntary notturnal einissionst pains in the back, as Neel' as often in the head ; formication of the spine'; aching - pans ; anti weakness of s , defect of memory, by an extreme dejection of the mental racial tes ;.and con tweent to these are go: ta , seretia ; meagre ; einviat,:fd body ; irregular ahtilmatic ;, in ; which. preceding a syndrome of beetical coinpiaints, oltiniateiy•clo,e the fatal ctastrqpne. elikacy of the CO RDI AI. iiAL,M Of CILbAD is daily demonstrated. iu eradicating the warst and Most dangerous sy mproiris of N er. von.; Disoreys; and nothing alas tended so much to astahitsn the fame of this Medicine, as its certain success in thoe complaints. which strike their roots so deep in the constitu tion, 'and are so fatal to the 1151>pin5ss of 'Mankind. Conital llalm of Gilead is earnestly recommendol all Persons lathiuringiunder those cruel mal'adies, which break out in a variety of symptoms, and tar which this sa!abtions Cordial is a sate and certain iemedy, comforting the stomach and bowels, bracing the solids, and giving tone to tile whole nervous system. As Dr. SU LOMON's prat!lice is now become so groat and extensive, and his constant engagements require a consider. able portion of his tittle and attendance, he expects, when consulted, the usual caniplitnent of a Guinea.; but all writ teucases, or letteis of advice, and unaccompanpAl with order lot Ni-cd!cine and remittance. to be answered at his lei. sure* are re4ui: - ::.1 to inclose only !fait-a-Guinea Such L-t -ters should, for safety, be thus directed —" Money • Ltta, Dr. Solonton, ilead 'nous*, 11:31" Liverpool ; paid_douroe Postage."—Letters may be ordered. to be addressed kir X. Z. or A. 13. at the I`ot-tniice, till called 14. A Saving of Nine Shillingi in Two Guineas. The Cordial Burn of Cilead is sold in bottles, price hal f.a. guinea each; there are also bottles, price 335. equal to four bottles at tos. 6d. by yvli lea the Patient 9s. including alSo the duty; the stamp of which bears the, Proprietor's •Danie :and address, " Samuel. Solomon, Liver pool," to imitate which is ieloriy. ,N. 13. 1 t is ne . c..sitry to observe, that the postage of all letters, whatever, rnust be paid. •- The Cordial Malin of Gilead, Anti-Impetigines, and Absttr gcnt Lotion, and " Guide to Health.," are Sold by Mrs. Mathews, No; ti;, Strand, London ; Mr. Smith, Pertulier, No. 3S, and Mr. liaeburti. North Mr. Baxter anti Mr. Scott, South-13rid,,-e; Mr. liayitipti at 1-liishantl, Elder and CO. Edinburgh Mt. Baxter, G Btttig•tii. •W. Cameron, Graenack.'; G. Browning, raistev ; Craw ford, I..iiina.rAiodc.; W. Young, Irvine; A. lorsyth, aud I'. Whiteside,' Ayr; W. Crawford, Girvati; . Carson, N, w. Douglas ;T. MlMilitin, Kitkeuiltirighir ; M•Credie, Kirk. ,tiny J.Blyth, Leven; J. Dempster, Cupar ; dee •' P. Craigie, Montrose.; I. Mitchell, &berdeen ; 1)r. White, Banff; ).4 4 Intosh, fr.verness ; 'l' Stornoway; Taylor, Stratiraer ; lohnst:tit anti Bisiet; Perth ; W. Anderson,Sterling; Coke and Reid, ; Aleiander, Dunfermline; Wils-tn, Dunbar; Viniiet, :At broath ; Dickson, Inglis, Duintries ; Thorson, Irt.rwicit ; IVetliiel, A towick ; Paterson, Arbutio.not, and ; tonies o p, terhead; A. 111`1)tinald, Tiong.lte, iasg, iv; - in,•st ylicsellers and Venders of l'atent Medicines in the-* . Jrtited kingdom.. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. O-MORROW EVENING, April :9, 1607, ) :1 1 will be performed THE HEIR AT LAW. WS Til lIARLECWIN AND MOTHER GOOSE ; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. Principal Characters, Mother Goose, Mr. SIMMONS ; aolin, afterwards Harlequin, Mr. KING and Mr. BO LOG NA, jun. ; Avaro, afterwards Falltalooll, Mr. L. BOLOGNA. 'Sguire Bugle. afterwards Clown. Mr. GRIMA.LDI ; Wettish, Mr. ME NAG E • Cabin-Boy (with aSong), Master SMALLEY. Itoxesbs. Second Price Is. —Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price zs..- yaiiery es. Second Price is. —U pper Gallery - U. Second price 6d.—No Money to be returned. 'laces for r1u.:•13 WCCS to be taken at tha Box-office, in Hart. str eet , The Doors to be opened at Halt:past Five, and begin at irealf.past Six. On Thursday, Macbeth ; with The Ogre and • Little . 4 humb.