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i ~ ..., stivritn.. 7 4 649 • " - • V • ECCTORS of the late r. :Litt, (AU ' TIMICA X, N.,: 14,-r:it-Igiste:ntilf. Upholder, request all Persons having any Dern.ind, on uis Es tate intirwliatcly• to send in their ALoounts, in order to they tieing settled and discharged. The t3usiness will be carried on asliitiat until the whole of the Te'sfait;r's extensive and valuaole Trade and Proper!) , at .Lutigate-hilt shall. be disposed of. • WHEREAS SOPHIE - NIELS 'JENSON NI E SON, kS, calling herself Filo ; 'Wife ofin6 COLIN' I F.S has this day eloped from my:Littgings,. N 0 .33, olden-square ; 4114 is to gtvb Notice to &Perm's Who may be disposed to give her Credit, 1 1 1 4 t I wilA not hold.rnysell :responsible for any , Debts that e may hereafter contrail. • COIsiN LAMES ItiILNES: 33, Golden-square, Aug. 8, I;:0 . 7. • . . . . • ARMY AND NAVY PAGE. THE 'PATENT' CAMP BEDSTEADS, Farrii =. ture, Matt rasses, and Bedding complete, are very respett fully recommended to Gentlemen, as \ being the most por gale pupa superior 'to any ot NYS made in Mar q uees, Tents, 'fables and Chairs, on improved principles; ea Cots, Sofa 13edi, and Chairs for on Marti Ship;. hltistpurto Net Furniture, ,arkd Patent iirass-screw Bedsteads,' for LAtit and West Indies, awl all Foreign'Climates, at MO AG AN - apd - SANDERS'S Patent Bedstead Manufattory and Ware-Rooms, Nosi 16 and.t7, Catherine-street; Strand. Morgan :and Sanders's -New-invented. Imperial Dining * abler:ailowed to he the mostcomplete'aild Elegant set of Tablessvcriet invented, are very portable( packihg,in a Box titaleh lnchetdi ep. N. B. The Fasllionable Sofa-Bed. and C ..W are house. This Day was published; price TS. __, ACERTAIN WAY to SAVE OUR -COM T TR y, and Make Us a more Happy. atui Flourishing Peuple than at aify ti,nter Period of our litstory• .; 501, 1 oy 4.ltuld,•Pall.Malk, and Black lock, enarge. With an'Appendii, and Explanatory Letter from 'Dr. Ed. Wards. . , • r • - , . This Day was puhlished, • . --In I;yal 4to. price Ins. neat t l half-bound, /.. A t, - 'tt'sr,i.Gl) • E o N f E a 'l al th L e ' "ri T nc L ipal .. :tat c e i) s t a l i t i a PK lt ritd ci l g : theoiidwitt':..ihe, - 1 , V011(1, , from thelateit and' best -authority i Ct .1 ...tis engraved upon,Thiqy Platco, 4.9yal.QuartF,,...aut ~.. ' ht..l nifiltly c .ioure.','Outliiies. . ' , . l. , mnun-: I' 'tilted for, 0pd,104 by,Thornas 05te1.L....N0; 3, Avviii.ir :Jane; and may be had of every Bookseller in the ! * ' linigtiviu- % ~•, '' - ' : ' - I "." . ' • • This Day was pu:ilished, In Two large %Ws. gvo. price One• Guinea in hoards,' I -I HE ELOQUENCE, of the BRITISH. SE- N ATE ; or Scied SPeeiniens frorn`theSp dies of the most distinguished Pariiamcntory Speakers, front the Regui iting of tue Reign of Charies 1. to the Present . Time; with Notes Biographical,. Critical, anti Explinatory. : Printed for Thoinas,Ostell, No. 3, Ave Nlaria lane, Lutikitn.strect and sold by all theSooksellerS. • This 1.),,y was published, In One Vault)* tva. arnhent;llol with ..11 •Itlantlyengraved Portrait of the Author, price tos,.6d. 'll ns:turns, , • THE LIFE of THUANIUS, with , some Ac collar of hilt Viritings; and a Translation of the Preface en his History. . _ •,4.1y 'the Rev: J. LLINSON. Z.l. A. - "Of Queen's Collegi, 'Oxford. POnted- for Longtnan ) , Hurstißcesi and (Vale, PatefrieS.. ter-row. This, Day were . puhliAcil, price 65, in extra boards, CCINAMPLATIONS a Poem, with Tales, . and other Poetical, CtimpositiOtiv. - 101-IN PipMW ARNE.. Printed for Longman; Mnn, goes, and Orme, Pater itostcr-ro . • ''This'l)aywas In 3 Vols. 12rno, price ii. rs, in boards, THE FATAL REVENGE T or,. tlt6 , Family o Ninntprio. A •Rozn.incie, By DENNIS JASPER' MUR PHY. Printed $l4, L o ngutan, Hurst, Aces und.Urupe raternos ter.row: - • • Thii Day was published, In on e Volume , Svc). price gs. inboards, A tiv itEr, tb the ESSAY on' POPULATION, By . the Rev..T. R. MA L.TII US. , , • Ina Series of Letters. To which 'are added, Extr4ls from the Essay. with Notes. • Printed for Longman, Iturit, Rees, and Orme; rater ! itOster-row.. This Day was published,' In One Yolurne 13vo. price 9s. in boards ' Ar EMOI RS of the LICE of the. GREAT. J.V.I CONDE, writtrii by Nis Serene iiighnt'As the Prince •of Condit; his Great Grandam, new in Engiand: Tr a nslated 'hy. FANNY 1-10 LC KO Fl'.. Printed by K. juigne, fur Longman, tiumt,' Rees, .and Orme, Paterno ster. row. . . This Day were published.: price.2.s. r RITICA I, OPINIONS -and COMPLYMEN :76.d TARY VERSES on the Pr)EMS of MAW, M.D. particularly on _those" addr,:ased Thesvia. Edited by a Friend. To the above are added, Verses, occa. aloud by the Death ot- Lieut,General Siancoe, auii orthe keit.- A tchdeacon Moore. Exeter: Printed by 'Crewman and Son, sold by them, and Cadell and Davies, London, '1 he orks, written by Dr. 'Downman, may be hat as above: . 1. Infancy.; .or ' The Management of ChilOcii: A Piclac.. roern, in Six Hooks, Bvo ros..6d. in boards. Poetns tO . Thespia,.Bvo. 4s. 3. Tragedies, , Bvo. 6s. in boards. This Day . was published, Embellished with a heautifulTrontispicre, a new and elegant kdition` i printed in the best manner, on a lite 'yellow Wove livO. price ;.s. extra bOaids j CORIIESPONI)ENCE OF THEODO: SI US and t ONSTANTIA, before and alter her taking the Veils • 13y Dr. LANGHORNE. With the Life of the Author.. London: Printed for M. tones, No. t, Paternoster:row: ___ ht .niay be had, just published, printed unitOrai with the ahtive, 'price 6s. in boards, - • • Letters of Abelard and liclqise, with a particular Account 1 11 f their Lives anti Nlisfortuncs. To which are added. Poems bY PopOi. Madan, Cawthorn, Birch, Seymour,. &c. &c. Letters of Yuriok and Eliza. To which is added, a Sketch of theirs lives 'ilec.` This is the only Edition pubitshed ‘‘',..liere Eliza's Letters are incorporated with those of Yorick's , rsioe3s.,6it. in boards. ~.Fitzusboine' • • Letters , on several Subjeos, by the 'lare williwirmehnilth, Esq.' of. Bath, the elegant Translatrir df CicercpantlP hay:. To which is added, a'Sketch of the Life of the Author. as. boards. • it , * he Public areiviost resPatfulfe reqUelttdtd a 4 for, et orot •i Ones!' Ecittonvilhe above • —• I 7 : -- • „ F 4. \ \* Qt.ot . . SALES CT ESTATES, &c., GENTEEL HOUSES and EXTENSIVE GARDENS, OLD lIROMRTON,..aIso the SWAN I'ULLIC. ROUSE. • .. 'TO 13E SO , ID BY AUCTION, ' "By Mr. ABBOTT, . . At CarraWay`s, on Fiqcity, gugu.a 14, 1807 . , at Twelve, in ots STATE S I,tASEHOLD for 64 years, pleasantly . , . . X:4 situated at -Ad Brompton, one mile and a halt from PigcotdillY i. GOmprisinga.gentcel House,. with Fore. Court and Gardens, upwards of three quarters of an - Acre, abundant l y stOcked.witti'cliiker-Fruit Trees; Ground Rent tat. —tome. diate possession may be had. A, genteel new House, with Gardens,Gichind'Rent, tst. tss. Lot at 3 8 1. And t he S wan. F,'uttlie House alp! Gardeps let on lease for 24 years and. a, (Varier. - tria.y.ha had upon Lot. r ;.also of Mr. A ..Beckett,. SOLicitor, zo, 'Broad -street, Golden-square ; at 37, G race church-street ; and of Mr. ‘Villiam Abbott, :A, ShephertVa Market, Pitcadilly. SURREY. . • . . . . `KNIGHTS' HILL, MANSION-HOUSE and LAND, The Prorierty brow , Hie Lord THURLO CHORTLY be SOW by • AUCTION, at Garraway's CafFec-house, t his truly elegant And splendid Mansion,- with suitable attached and detached Offices, 'Farm yard and 0 ut-buildingsoeplete-with every convenience, and upwards of,,r 00 Acves , _ ; of ;c?lcellent liroduCtive Meadow and llafure Land • _fortningaltogettier a most important Domain, fit for the residence, nfa, Fanady, of the first dittinetion. The of Knights' Hill is retired, amidst the limit interesting rural Scenery, commandin4 extensive, • richly wooded, and diversified rirpsp,e!ls, • distant five Miles only from London, and one. Mile each from Streatham and Dul tiich. • , , Particulars' are preparing , add will be' shortly ready for de livery, of, which duo notice will be , giyen'itt , this Pa ; and also_of the May of Sale, when' every necessary information ittly , be;likirL.agid tife•Estate-seen,- on application to Mr. Townly, Land Surveyor,Walwoith; and at/4r. James's Office, No. 5, New Boswell.court, Lincoln's Inn. FREEHOLD l',STATE,'neat i WINO SOK FOREST. TO. RE SO[,), By Mr. TAGG, At the Stale and 'Mobil s, on Frimfay the - 44th August . , 1807, at 1-weaveo'Clock, in One Lot, . MOST .Desle FREEHOLD,ESTATEi 31 ••• , • MileS froth L ondo n, 'on the Forest• Road 'leading from 'EgOam, 'through Windsor Park anal ;Forest to . Reading, irons wnich last plot & it is distant eight Mites, about ten (rota Windsor, one' ile train liiutield, and two troin Wokingliam, in a part or Wiltshire; surrounded by Berkshire. I t consists mg ;shout 38 Acres ot,excellent Land, of whick about zs Acres arc Nleadow and pasture, and about 13 Acres Arable, with Farm-house, larAti 1t i n C,Jttagt, add other Buildings, in petted repair, andi unlimited right•of Pasture over extensive C . onitnons. The Land (with the exception of one small. Field) is within a perivel Ring-fence, in the bast state of Cul tivation; and pos . ,essionlbay be had as soon as t h e purchase is completed. Ting Timber .will be included in the Sale. • The situationis beaotiful and retired, is sheltered front the Nor:h by tine Woods of Oak and Beech, and is an eligible spot to build Upon; the Roads g iod in all directions ; the Neigh bourhOod genteel ; . the.- Country abounds with game ; the King's Hounds, a. also a Pack of Fox-hound's., . tregaently • htint in time viLitiity ; aod et Coach for London passes daily through the Town or Wokilighant. • Apply to Messrs. Buloon, Lane.; and Lane, No. 5, Law.. tepee Poultitcy-hill ; Mr. Bradley, No. s, Middle -New. street, Cougn-square, Meet-street ; Mr. john Roberts, • WF,ltinghain, Berks ; ur of the:, Au ctioneer, -Reading ; 'at • w•PICII places printed Particulars may be had, anti a Plait of the Estate seen. FONTHILL NIANSIOI4 I , WILTS.. TOBE SOLD _BV. AV,CTIoN, • • 'By Mr. H. PHILLIPS, • On The Premise's,'On Monday, the. 17th of August, 407, and . Six following Days (Sunday excepted) at Tweliteo'Clock.. LL the Magnificent and Costly HOUSEHOLD r3i.. Ft) RN ITU ft E. noble French Plate Glasses' of sin. gular Pertaion ' and Beauty, measuring from Ts6;by 64 -rt - by G 4, and of lesser Dimensions ; atte'sdperb 0 tgan in the Hall; Ina celebrated Statue ofßacchus,brotight - from Roe by toe Honourable Charles Hamilton ; Bronzes, Carvings'ln ivory, Tainstiperb 'rabies of Oriental Alabas. ter, Etruscan Ware; valuable original Pietures, by N. Pous sin Leonatdi Da Vinci, Ludovicco Carraaii, Vernet, Ate. - : a cotti niche Set 'of the Loggie of the Vatican, colon red, esteemed the tint st art perlett extant, and illumined with , Goldt by. V . correspendently trained and 'glazed with F rench - Plate Glass.; Colleetion of Modern l'ittures and Drawingi, by Turner, Hamilton, Romney, Hodges, and others ; a Ca. .binet of, rare Mandarin, Royal Seve, Diesden - and French Port:chine, composed of tars, Cisterns,Vases, Urns, and Ca binet Gents, Dinner, Desert. and Tea Services ; an Assem blage o.f the scarce and She Old Gold •japan ; the several va luable Stattiiry Marble Chimney, Pieces, of elegant design and' exquisite Sculpture, by Bacon, Banks, and Flaxman ; superb Stoves ; all the beautitul Mahogany Doors and other valuable and. splendid Uri:as of. Funthill Mansion. neat Salisbury, Wilts. The Domestic Furniture is in the immediate Taste, and aotnposed of a superior Deicriptionof Materials ; the Drape.. ties being formed of costly Satins, Silks, Damask, and Chintz; particularly a'Suitc of Satin Haneings,'. elaborately and beautifully painto in Flowers ; the Cotnmodes,Cablnets, • Ch. s .(P niers, Consoles, and Pier Tables, are formed of Rose and Satin Woods. designed a P Antique, and decorated with Or:Malia; Maltogaily and Rose Wood Dining, Pembroke, Liorary, Writiag, and Dressing Tables ;'Suites of Chairs, c i,i cr ao with Satin; Morocco, and chintz ; fashionable *Sonhas. Fanteula, arid ; Carpets, of the 'Axmin. ster, Brussels, ind Turkey Factories, and select Patterns; -aiii»lituotts carved aridgilt "Friptads and antiq Fiuee Candld Be elabras s, ; excellent Canon) . Fir post. Sovlia, and dstead rich Han,..ings, with appro p ri ate Bedding, •Goase and 11own Boris • , Warttroaes, Dressing • Commodes and Tables, Chests of D rawers, ' and the usual Assorttnent of Chamber Furniture-the most of which - New within the last Four and now in the highest State of reservation. 'May beatieWed from time at ot Lull, 1807, to the Day of Sale; by Catalogues only, at ss. cacti, to be had of Mr-Col lins, Printer, Salisbury ; Mr. Crutwell, Printer of the Beth Paper.; Messrs., Foxall ',"'ryer, and Cu. 01,1 Cavendish . stre.3.l . ; the place ' ut Sale; and ot Mr. Pnillips, New bond street N. B. ,The Sale of the -Valuable Materials of the Mansion Will take place in September next, . •. NA R. DUFOUR is petit...Oily' aware of the,preju- IVA; dices which many possess to the advertisiovsystem, and would regard it as derogatory to his Profession, particu larly as his ex teifsive.PrAtieein London entirely preclude: the necessity of it ;: but having:for many years confined hi. Prattice to the Cure of Stadiums, Obstrudions, Gleets, &c. to Well as Debility and all other Disorders of the Urethra, requiring secrecy, and being sole Proprietor of DORA N's celebrated fitEDICATED IsOUGIES • and REWLEDIP.S, he feels himself :actuated by motives of duty .to adopt it as the only method by which a great number of Persons, ill every part of the Kingdoms,' May obtain that "eireauallellei, ;which experience proves they cannot obtain fr om C o untry prielitioners. . method is mild arid elliciteluus,.. anti nut liable to tiKoblections made to the • Caustic ~ and other vio lent.rnethods, whicti do not prevent a relap'se'. ' T or the•varlons:sysriptinns, see Ur. I>.'s Treatise, .price as 6d,to be had at his House, Na. 54, 1' rixti4tre4t: l eer l e e t:t give thne to Four. —Laters for AdYLCC att'eXilba(ii tO contain a , Jiank Now. , ii UNDA r, AUGUST 10 1807. , r , _ 0 On Wednesday next will be published, price Is. 6d., • A N EXPOSITION of the CIRCUMSTANCES which gave rise to the ELECTION of Sir FRANCIS 'HORDE rT , Bart. tau Westruin,ter, in 1807, and of the Principles w hich governed the Cdrirtittee• who eonduded, the Election. To which will be. added, some Document s not thhei to printed By ORDER ofahe COMMITTEE. Published by S. Tipper, Leadenhall.street; and 'sad by a . I the Booksellers throughout the Kingdom.- • NATIONAL 'MUSIC. This Dad• was published, price 7s. 6d. . A LTESE M ELOPIES ; or, National Airs and Dances, usually performed .by the Maltese Musicians at their . Carnival and other Festivals. To those are annexed, a s'el4..dion of Norwegian Tunes, nevet before published; and to which are added, !Sasses for the Harp orPiano-forte. Re spectfully dedicated to Miss Willsn. By EDWAR'D jONFS; liarp-master andßarcl to•lnz Royal llighness.the P:ince of Wales; Author of the Musical' and Poetical Relics of the- Welsh Bards, and the Bardic Museum : Also, The Lyric Airs, or Great and Turkish Melodies, ; Origi nal German Waltzes; Musical Miscellany ; Musical -Re mains; Musical Trifles; Musical Bouquet, and Provincial Airs of Cheshire. London t Printed for theAutpor, at the Office of U.ohes; St. 'fames's Palace; and sold at Mr. Birchall'l,. Music shop, No. 131, New Bond-stroet ; and at Messrs. Gotilding. and Co. New liond-street; at Messrs. Cletnenti and Co. Alusic Shop, in Cheapside ; and at Mr. Preston's Music Shop, No. 97, Strand. THE celebrated CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD for Debilities, Nervous Disorders, Weaknesses pectl. liar to Females. I lysterical Alfeaions; and 'Lowness of Spi. ri t, 'Loss of Appetite and Indigestion, andeonsumptiVe Corn. laints in general , &c. it to the floss absolute Remedy for such Diseases as are attended with the following- symp, torn' ; namely, a great straitnessof the breast, with ditticut . ty of breathing ; violent palpitations of the heart, sudden flashes of heat in various parts of the body ; at other times a sense of cold, as if water waspeured on them : flying pains in the arms and limbs, back and belly, resembling those oc. caSicired by the gravel ; the pulse very variable, s;inetimes uncommonly slow, at other times very quick ; yawning, the hiccough frequent sighing, and 4 scnie et suffixation tia,t rum a ball or 'lump in the throat ; alternate fits of cryiog and coneottive laughing ; the sleep uniounti, and seldom ref iesh.: lir, and the patient . often troub l e d with horrid dreams.— Much has been said by interested individuals against Medi eines that areadvertised, but there is a very important obstr. VAtioll to be made respeeting the Cordial Lialni of Gilead, that, unless its operation be gentle, safe,• and efficacions, it could not have risen lathe unexampled, repine asses universal demand it has acquired ; for, as it has rarely_ the great *lvan. tage of a persuasive advocate at the ear of the patient. so nothing but his convigien of its virtues,-by its salutary eifeas, Can induce innito persevere, and yet reasonable perseverance is certainly most requisite to enable even the happiest com bination orchymicals and galenicals to r sot-'out chronic, Dis; eases, and restore the valetudinarian to health. Solomon's praetice is now becoMe so great and ex-. tensive, and his constant engagements require a considerable portion of 'IN time and attendance, he , expe.is, when con sulted, the usual compliment ore Guinea ; but all written CaSe9, or letters of advice, and unaccotnpanied with an -order for Medicine and remittance, to be auswered.at his leisure, are required to inclose only lialf:a-Guinea. Such letters should, for safety, be thus direeled —" Money .letter. Solomon, Gilead [louse,. near: Liverpool ; paid double post age." —Letters may be ordered to be addressed for X. G. or A. U. a t•theToo.(itfice, tall called for. • A saving of Nine shillings In•Two . Guineas—The-Cortlial Balm of Gilead is sold in bottlea, pr ice half--a.guinea each ; there arealso bottles., price 335. contahsing equal to four hot. - tles at too. 63 by which the Patient saves ns. including also the duty ; the Stamp of which bears the Proprietor's name and addre s s, Samuel Soloman, Liverpool, to Imitate which is felony. N. B. It is necessary to observe, thit the postage of all letters, whatever, must he paid for. Th e Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti.lnipetigines, and Ab sstmesriogtielhd.ubLyotimon4.armida4:llGewilisd,eNtoo.Hie4lllslit'r'ana,rei, London Perfumer, No. 38. and Mr. Rietatirn. North Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott, South-Bridge i Mr. Davidson and Husband, E Mei and Co. Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow ; W.:Cameron, Greenock t G. Brownink, Paisley:: H. Craw. •ford, Kilmarnock; W. Young, Irvine ; A. Furs} th, and I'. Whi tes ide. Ayr • W. Crawford, Girian; 1. Carson, New. Douglas ; I% Kirkendbright ; T. M`C redie, Kirk. aptly ;A. lifyth, Leven; I. Dempster, 'Cupar ; A Ilan', - 1 1 un. dee ;P. Ctaigie, Montrose;. . Mitchell, -and 1.-Anderson, Aberdeen; Dr. White, Banff; M'lntosh, Inverness ; I'. M`K.erizie, Stornaway ; P. - Tayior,' Strenraer; Johnson and Bisset, Perth,- W.Anderson, Sterling; Coke and Reid, Leith ; Alexander, Dunletridine ; Wil3sup, Dunbar; . , Ar. broach"; Dickson, Inglis, Daimti . ies ; 'Pfiron s . Ilerwica ; Weddel • Alnwick ; Paterson, Arbutanot, and lamieson, Pe ♦ terhead ; A. MsDonald, Trongate, Glasgow; and by most BOoksellers and Venders of Pateat Medicines in the United Kingdom. To TUOMAS TAYl.4)tt, Esq. No., 9, New Bridge-street, London. ICON =IDEA it but an at cif justice duo to the merits of 'your 'LEAK E's' PATE NT PILLS;; to cont. inunicate to you the following Cure which has recently been, pertinined by them; —An Ikcquaint4ribe of mine, by the breaking out of an old Venereal ,Complaint (attended by,X complication of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced al matt to a skeleton; and although he' had .the best medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of Patent Medicines,. nothing •eutild be procured which seemed zo suit his case, or to do him any service : he remained in a most Fe ductd and pitiable situation tin two years, unable to tollow his.prolessmon,:and scarcely able to walk or even so: stand on his legs ; in fat no one, who knew him ever supposed it pos. stnietor hint to 'recover. He was advised at last to try yOur Leake's l'ills—he did so, adhering s t rictly to t h e direetions given with them. 'He had not taken more than tWQ boxes be. tore he tomtit an alteration tUr the Wien this encouraged him to proceed, and by taking a few boxes more he fOund his•appetite and strength .gradually return, and, is now as health) and stout as any man I know. You are welcome, • Sir, to icier any person to tut for a confirmation of the above account it it should be doubted. .1 am, Sir, yolk obedient humble servant, • Library, Yolkstone, , THUS. YUMMY. • ' _ • Prepared and Sold by the Sole l'mprietor, Tito.. TAY Loa, Member of theßuyal College of Surgeons, London. at his House., No. 9, New Bridge-street Where, after a' constant residence-Of more than Forty Years, .in a practice .particularly direeled to the. Cure of Vene real Complaints, and those incidental to the Parts of Generation to both Sexes, with that: inviolable secrecx which Men of Ins Profession should always observe, he Hatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitout ly administers to- Persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed by a discerning Public, as an advantage. seldorn to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Also 531 d, by his Appointment, tor. the convenience 01 thoet living at a distance,- at the Perititnees,-No. 35, St. M. ban's-street, Pall Alall; 'the Toy shop, No, to 3, ixfOrd. street; Mr. tyishorough's, No. Ftsh-street-htl I ; Mr. 'll,4xter'o,'Stiutb-bridge, 4dinburgh,;, Ivia l)onald's, goiv ; Mr, Daitie-Street, Dabrit Mr. Ifillinges, li vetpooli Mr. Atli illlSoll% Manchester .; ani.4 by, one. l'erson in every, considerable ,Town. in Great Britain and Ireland, .10. fluxes of only 1-5. qt. each,-- staled up with? full and plain dire lions, whereby persons of cattier se,,: may cure thesiitelttes with ease; speed, ieereer,ind N. 8.. Every hole sold ih Great Britain is 'sealed. sap,. with a Stamp; on which, by ravolie (lithe Cothriiii;;ion'erS;ls ace 17014 r N 0..% New Width stic- 1," to imitateivhialt is Felony,. amp all Wm* arc WWI. t4il:3lS. • . ,t - g ; ;,, \ 4 4 ig. .I.' [PRICE SIXPENCE IJAPY-OFFICE, Aug. r, t so 7, , TI PRINCIPAL OP RICERS (PRI COM.11Ig: SiONItkS of - HIS 1 14/116S IT's N.II I Y de hereby gi•Ue Notice, th at bn Tow rd y , ",tbr 2;d6 at qe u'efivi; sbrii Fill he real, to treat with steel? Pers9rrs as may be isdlling ii COntrat . 7 jar "supplying HiS illajeajes several Y.irds tc,il4 TRAIN.OIL. • • • , Di.tiribiition of the Oil; with a F4rai•of the 'ender, ma_ trot •t tbh Offer, No Tenter will be received after Twelve o'C.'l^ck the Jay Tram, nor any nosice.i, unless the P.sriy,: or an Agent for bit attend:.'• APERSON aged Thirty-sixhad a striill Scro- Ulcoratiaili in h:r !land, g ying Irr much pain ; ttlitelt.broke out in her Nvrist, both her shutt!d:rs, and her knee. each Ulceration discharging -much, and nut ed to heat ; it. then atreti:d her right elbow ;.and the e rations, with a disposition to general Debility, she buttered. for twelve years Her knee was Wairester firmary, and site experienced some - benefit white a Patient toc a sti rt time in St Bartholomew's when she mad, app ic.ition Int rite b netit of. LSI3I) R Y's PAT v - ;'11‘ tNNTiscottliu [IC okops, at the' ijisPerisary, No q, -Solt-r-sgitaro. London. By the application of tile Doap , tor six months her-Ulcers gradually healed, she repined hgr srre_ grit ai,d appetite ;. it is tio . oi , a twel veanonth, and - slie re mains perfectly we,l. ckny, intormati n vt time&hove fmd may be ontaittal at No. 9, Dit)teb-ctiurt, ury- :vie. London. Mr. Spilsbury is not ace notable for any Mt . atare s , Irl, en. less the ..wqrds 1` Ky Inc King's Paton" :ate tmerted on tha of directions, bottle, •and wrapper ; time Sm amp d 1 4 ,, (tho King,s dui)) is printed in Mack ink initexl of red ink Bt,r. tics ;s• 6d. ; &Wale Buthes tos. - oni,larger tl. 2.5 . : duty in. eluded. _ ItENOVAI'IO) REAL LT has been tots-frequently the of :Ist and general relittyhaticur, teat men thrstlrlt , .: tattle ervArents of rite rrt4,ficat .haVe.offered• 'themselves as.c.on:fidat:s for . ptibro: vat ronage in the profession of pm sic • Rot the purpose of tt o og joEti,..e.tothe result of our stothea and .”Cikrii.fil,e, Jllll' to prevent-us fromhting t rose empincs imprudent preten sions hive, tint. irtlovitely for society, !Len to,; favourably r:teived, eve r , cr ivo r s , ialm`r to tuv . and enlightened a faiths state , il2 tut oit porStliti .111.1 ac. tpiircinents. fter.having re.: ,tat e tion as the pupils Of NlesSrs... '.;ruid. , i and Bliz.ati, woos@ leaures and practice we ..;arefolly attend.: t, as ptutcsaots .rod. • •of the London luspital ; wc entered dorselves,as, sttidedts in that ju,rly celehritcd settool for utedival acnoire-r ment, the Royal Col lege of lidinborgn, :1;11, were instill...led in,the ditnrentbranctics of anatomy, surge!), tine triewy and firactice of 7thysre, etie.nistry, mrthvitet'y, h ;Ste, by those CllllllCilt professors, Drs Morin), c9regory, ,Black, Hamilton, Duncan and ituthertord- •We trust we shall not b•:de.:ined presumptuous in s lying that our proficient.) , .tact acquirements arc it d inconsiderable llaviitg for a lung seriei of years made Veilers•al Complaints, and t, e v irons diseases ,of Debility, the particular of our sr and pr it will, we !tope, •he allowed that we have atapiirsi'd superior, know ledge of their treatment and cure. In slight and recent' cases of infedion a perfed re-establishment is completed in the short period of two days t and in those of the utmost in veteracy, where other pratlitioners• have failed. of success, a proper perseverabce in out plan of treatment ensures to the patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of discycleis which are the etlitts of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, there are none mire alarming .r more distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which fre. quern) y . pre vzitt or emlniter the triatihnonial state. To such persons it 'must be a consolation to know. that they may now, by a new and infallible iuode of treatment, he restored to that greatest of all human blessings, alining, manly, ,and ous constitution. In all cases of debility, from Avhatevet cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal infection,. we may be Consulted by patients of either sex with the great est set:recy and honour. Hours of consultation at home aorta• ten to three, and float 6 in tkeevening till to r night. Patients in the Country ate requested' to state the particu. tars of their Case, age, ard getter l habit of living, &c. &c. in. \ closing a remittance for advice and tie tidies, when the same . Will'be given, or sent ttc any part of the kingdom. isn'ensure that secrecy. so essential to our undertaking, the postage of. . letters may be added to the account tor medicines. • • • CU ttill E and Co. Surgeons.. . 107, flatton-gar d en. • ' 'Messrs: Currie aild. Co. have Certificates front 'the above respectable Professors of London and F.dinbuigh; of the diligence, skill, and, humanity, with which they' ocr,.. formed the duties assigned them. during the time they at. tended their Ledures and PraCtice. ' WHEN . Professional' Men. of ' . Educalion . an t i Responsibility deviate from :he general SyStClll by the selection of a peculiar branch, the san , ftion along con., timed success is the best criteri,M of superiirity. Thirteen years have I devoted my practice to the exclusive' treatmentqat Three Disorders,'anK the successtitl result of m y plan gives tne additional ardor to oppose, as tar as I am able, the ravages of those Complaints' which are the most important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities, • After, initiation Info every Branch, as in Army Surgeon, I formed a.wish at an early period of rradice .to rescue in., tividuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Nraditioners. . The Three Disorders, to the Cute of. which 1 haVe de. voted' my attention, comprise every species Of VIN. REAL 1 IsageTlON, whether of a recent or Long du. ration: 241 y, All kinds of debility,. whether arising from the habits of. School .boys, or the. indulgences of maturti age ► And, lastly, 'teat derangement of the system in.wo., men which is called BARRENNF,SS, or STERILITY... • • • •" Numerous Disease.s are the result t.;t ignorance, tit haste in the treatment of a sitni)le GO11011t1(T.11 and if not un trequently•happens that tic seeds 'of Lite arcs poisoned the indiscretion of an unguarded how. —By a superior m e _ . thud such Complaints are easily cured; an,.t, even where others. have failed, 1 - trust that 1 May presutrie to otter it radical re-establishment. Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress in this disorder, Compared with the calamitous situations of Men, woo, from an indulgence in a solitary vice ' or the prevalent gaieties of ,a fashionable life, acquire that state of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of su.:h perniciousiiabits. .Where the unhappy sufferer broods over 11 . 16 misery, but carefully conceals his misfortune, its may by settle conso lation for hint to know, that althotigh it bean oblea cf doubt or uncertlinty with other Praetitif tiers, the removal of these De.ficiinCleti by the gradual progress of keitova, tien t is the acquirement 011 may Experience. If the ruse of bacchus or Velfui have began to reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety, will be prevented by ail early. Counterac,. t i o „ o f this languid State ; and in these caals, no great' difficulty will occur. Ilut where this Deficiency has for years. existed, a nniiirr perseyeratux is indispenvably.iequisite 'to revive the slum. baring Sparks of I.ite. and to re-animate the t.4n,,t-i tut i nn . /0, A k 1.13, i) W l N, who tikyr. long been , tilaippiiiird in in-qr,,expeaatlons of a family, in:iy be assured, (hat tie most instances, suchidefeds are curable by Medioal skill. . The secresy which is so. essential to icy mad illeqUalificarions - which 1 have presumed to state, torn) - th e basis of my pretensions, and in comeallense With such' this intimation, is given, that - Mr., lire; may be cro ls .,c t ,d Persurcliiy,,or by Letters tinciosing a small Ncee). tlithlSC, No. le, Arundel Meet, 'strand, 11Var temple o.oar There is an EntrAnee Water-m ee t, ailloming, anti Ott' NJ:fie is On both the floors. MAt TIN fik.t,;:Z, Mernher pit tits itnvarl t lege ef Sureeons. A C AuT 10N . 7-501113 PeryollS ,1118;, f ~ airly assert them. selves to be Members of the It'ciyal.t.oliege having for 4eve, ral past'enpied my- Advert %almost word for woa, '7and inaerteg theni as their o'an koductiunsr , it is iny. duty to. inehtionohat those, Rersorts.areuct Members of any in' Lonadil. rdinborlifi, or elst.44har r e, nor have the/ Surgery Linidoin - ._:e _i