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. vi oialy • - *Av c il i v.. . ' '.4.Av.,• , „ t- , . vg-,A , .--, --; ,, , ,, .„,•10 14 4,9,,,,,),.u. , :-. . 0 „=„,--=-:::!iy., , ,St., , xft,ls•v--L . s' .\,,,,..- y; y, ..ps,„ \ , :•,,,.., Irtt 1 k l ~ u ~: - i ce ~l~i `, ~y "f" , . 3, c 4,1* , ,T9 fiesr t z • NUMBER 4006 S A 7 1 UIIDA Y, JUNE 20, 1807. (PRICE 4 1 XPE Ck; . • VAUXHALL. Under theYatronage of the Royal. Highness the PRINcy. of WA t,ES. - _ This Day was.published,. , The Fourth Edition, Revised and Enlarged, price Ss. boards, A PRACTICAL INQUIRY into. DISORDERED ft E S A'f 1() N distingui shirig 'the Cluses' - 61. ma, to which arc now subjoined various Prat:tic:al Observa tions,on the Treatment. - . :~, 4D3MALTY,OFFICE, ON MONDAY NEXT, June 22, will be a GRAND GALA and' REWORKS. Acknission Three Shillings. Doors open at Seven, and the Concert begins at Eight o' Clock. MEETING Or THE FRIENDS'() V A I)MINISTRATIO,J. THE COMAIITR.E.of STEWARDS for Con cluding.the MEETING of such FRIENDS of the LATE 'A DM INI ST itATIoN as ale Members of either .House of the present Parliament, being apprehensive-that Many ofbatt6 Cards of N6tification may'have been mis-sent, request the favour of those, Peers and Commoners, who may be desirous to 'attend the Meeting, to send' their names, as early as- possible, to jhe Earl eCholmokdeley's, that the Stewards may'be the bettei enabled to make the necessary arrangements. - • The Dinner is ordered io he on the Table at Halt-past Six o'Clock, at Willis's Room, in King-street, St, jame;s, oh Wednesday.next. NOTICE TO THE OuT_PENSIONERS OF CHET- SEA HOSPITAL,.- ICE are ordered, -imon making their Affidavits at the ensuing Midsunriner, and:after every suoceeding,2sth of lune,. and 25th of Dec'emb'er, until further Orders, to specify the Rate .of .Pensori. per Day which they receive, imMediately ahove their Names in the Affidavits, in order to prevent' mistakes in the Payment, arising from asimilarity of. Names. ' Secretary's - Office; Chelsea Hospital, 16th June, iSoy . ; - ERITISH THE BRITISa FIRE-OriTfCE," desirous of ex leading thir Tiber i Plan. of Insurance on. Houses, Buildings. Goods, . Merchandlze, , , Shipping, • and. Farrping Stock, have appointed Agents in the' Cities and large Towns itt Great Britain, of whom . the Pieposais. may be had gratis', as well as at the principal Offices in the Strand and Cornhill, London. • • . . • • Insurances due ,at Midsummer, must be pqid on or before the 9th Day:cif-Inly. Common Insurance, es. per Cent:. ,Hazarctotis, 3s. 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Contents, to Mr. Steeve.is: No. i tB, Wood-sfieet; Chcapside, London, or pa.l‘ll;.t:dwarqs . , 1..2 ,, erhy, shall receive a Reward of Ten C uitreas: , • " 131 - 13 y, lime 16, 18,7. MACKENLIE's VOYAGES. In ,Q,u4rto, price 6d in boards, THE 'Petblic respectfully ipibrined, ,that the only•reinilin,:;:Copie:i of Sir Alex..nder Mackotze's Vt a ',Cs ironi , Nlontreal, on the River'St: Lawrence; throngh ;11.; CiotTent. of N.)rih A.mcricit An. the , N rozen. zi d Pacific 0 ean, are to 11, hr.d at 1. budd's, Crown and Mitre,,Pali— all. - • - tr 11:E 'OM X' LU iTE,RY of twenly Thousand ' 'IL Tickets tti;t ever colitatilea - a Prize of THI !2. T Y.' T H GUS ANO I'o UNIIS, begith Drawing the 14th of j4ly,. 0107. -•„ SCHEME. r 'Prize of - 4 20,,T.00 • /—,, , 199000 is - 30,000 4° , 9 ° ° - -• 200p.0 10,;xx, 4 1 ° 0 2cno 1500 So,ooo 37;500 ;4GO - toO . O - • - - - - - 20z , XOOO 5 - " ~ I. ~ 'z, - rjo - • - T - - - .. 'J~oG - .~ .. 20,0. o Tickets fitst-draxim Ticket Fourth Day, being the only . Fixeri Capital, g": THI KTr-TIIOUSAND POUNDS. • Regular Dtawing 4 . 2ban'Tickets eacivDay. TICKETS and SHARES on'Sale atall thetieeneed Lai. tery °tikes, and their. Agen4 in England and'Scorland. PRiCt.' • Ticket _ T 7 0 Half -£ 10 3 Eighth - - Qilarter - 5-' 3 t gixteentlt 0 , 6 6 - ' • ! 136 gars r4tipol ill I. V, 1807. 1 1. Prize of - :4".3a,r,10, 2 P122 1 ,5t . 2. - , - - - .. 2001 op i - - . - 2 - - - - lacys:, 6 - - .. ~'~j'-"OQ~ , $OO ec'c, Arc. &c. Wl.Fi' and 'Co): at their State: 'Lottery Offices, ,NO, - 11,• Poultry {establitied in the Year- t?•:,9?, and No. 12, Charing-cross, air selling the TI SHARES .if the STATE LOTTERY, which • begin Drawing . ' on the •- . .• 14th of July. ' - • This Lottery consists of only zo,ooo TiCkets, and contains the above rich List fit Capital Prizes, besides a larger prbpor tion of small Prizes than any other Lottery tbr several Years past, reducing the risk to less than Thad - Blankfi to a Prize. The First-drawn "Picket on the Fourth , Day will receive •30,0001. being the only4ixed 0:Oita!: KING's RIPTON, NEAR HUNTINGDON„ TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . • , . (If not sooner Disposed of by Private. Contra:a), At the Fountain Inn, in Huntingdon,: on Saturday, the r day. of filly, 1807, betiveen the hours of Four and Si:; - o'Clock in .the A . ltettlooll, subject to .such Conditions as shall be there produced, ,IN_COMPACT and . Desirable ESTATE; situate in the Parish of King's•ltipton, arid 'at Sapley,' in the county .of Huntingdon; distant only . three miles from the Town of Huntingdon, and five miles from St. I ve's'; con sisting, of a Genteel and Commodious DWELLING. 110 USt ; with suitable Out-buiDlings, all Brick and. tile, lii excellent repair ; walled .G arden, three Cotta..;es ?nd G ar dells for Labotiters, and upwards 01240 Acres of good Arable and Pasture Land, now in the holding of Mr. Robert' Hat teld,, under a Lease 'for - 2t years, whereof three' year's will bifto come on the sth of. April, next, at the ; yearly Rent of f•Sit but capable of, very considerable advance at .the ex piration of the - The Estate is pi - Hy -Freehold and. partly Copyhold, the Litter held of, the M.anpr of King's Ripton; the tenure .of Which is extremel) easy, and the whole is T.vthe tree: • - - . . - The Tenantshew the Pr.:rniset, 'and turtne part', culars may be known on applicatton to MU Wedge, ,Wesley hAtom. near Newmarket ; Mr. Morris. .Solicitor; in New rt, Salop; or Ale. Sr. 13er0 - ,ow and Hope, Solicitors, No. 't, tkone-buildings; ByAQBERT Fellmir of the Royal College of Physicians. Printed tor R. Phillips, Bridge-street; Blackfriars'; and to be had of all Booksellers. • „ 01* whom may be had, First Lines of the LondOn Pra6lice of Surgery,-by Sam. Cooper, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, &c. price I2S. in boards. • THE WATERING PLACES, FOR tBo7. 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This D i f was published, in One very Luke awl closely printed Volume, Odavo, illustrated with such Plates as are essential to :tile Subjeci, price us: boards, VIRST LINES of the PRACTICE of SUit cERV; being an Elementary Work for Students,. and a concise Book of 4eference for Praditionots..' Fy SAMUEL, COOPER, . • Member of the Royal College of Surgeons ; FelloW of the Medical Society of London; and Author of Critical Re fedions on the Cataract. Printed for Richaid Phillips, No; 6, Bridge-street, Black. friars, and old by all Booksellers. r whOrn may also be had,- t. A Treatiseon the . .. Anatomy and Diseases of the Ear, with large Plates, drawn from real Dtssedions. By j. C. Saunders; Demonstrator of .Anatomy at St. Thomas's Hos— pital, and Sutgeon to the Dispensary for Diseases of the Eye and Ear. Folio, -Al. ss. 2. The Flerneiw: of -Galvanism, in Theory and Praaice. By C. Wilkinson-, Fellow of the'College of Surgeons, and Lecturer on that Sc . ,eoce, in Soho-square. 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IT. has been' too frequently the subjea-of just. and general reitrobatiOn, that men. destitute ofthe elements of the •medieal art' have offered • themselves as candidates for public patronage in the profession of physic. •For the purpose of doing justice tai the result of our studies and experience, and to prevent us from being classed among those empiries whose imprudent pretensions have,. unfortunately for society, hcen too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal - and enlightened afaithful •stateriteot of our pursuits and ac.. e uirements.•.•Aftet having received..a regular me d ica l educa, i s m as the pupils of ltl!..ssrs. Grinded and Illtiard, whose leaures and practice we carefully attended, 45 professors and surgeons of the London Hospjtal ; we entered ourselves as stutients - in that justly celebrateT sclacxil for medical - acquire•• mem; the Royal College of Edinburgh,. earl ,were instruaed in the different branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and practice of PhySie, chemistry, midwifery,9oolatiV, let• Sec•; thOse eminent protessors,..Drs. Minim, Gregory, Black, liamilten, Duncan and Rutherford. Me trust we-shall not he deemed presit iiptuoits in saying that our proficiency and acquirements are rOt . ineonsiiitrable. Having tor a long Series of years made Complaints, and the various diseases of Debility, th? pittictilar objea ot our studies and praCtice, it will; we i9pe, iie allowed.that we have acqitired superior ktiokT, ledge of their treottnenhand cure. In slight and recent cases of infeaion 3 pertel re-establishment is completed tad the short period of two days ; and in those of the utmost in, veteracy, where other practitioners have tailed of success, proper pere'verancein Ours plan of treatment ensures: to the patient a safe iN'id radical cure. Amidst-the melancholy variety of disorders which are the erects of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the . yauth of both sexes, there are none ntore alarming or more dstressing than loose detLiencies and debilities free cuently prevent or embitter tne matriavinial state. T o such yet sons it must he a consolation to know. that they may now, ty a new' and infaliiiale mode oftreainient, he restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor-. Sus constitution.• lit all- cases, or debility, from whatever • cause arising, - as well as itievery species of venereal infection, we may be consulted by patients of either sex with the great• eSt secrecy arid honiiur. Hours of consultation at imme troth ten to three, and tiom 6 in the evening till to at - night ; Patients in the country are requested to state the particu lars of-their case, age, and general habitat' living, &c. &c. in. closing a remittance for advice zindinedicins, when the same will be given, or sent to any partal the - kingclont. To ensure that secrecy so essential to our undertaking, theipostige of letters may be added to.the account tar medicines. CL/ RR! E and Co. Surgeons. . No, 107, Hattori-garden: CZ Messrs. Currie and Co. • have- Certificates horn - -the above- respettable. Professors of London and Edinburgh, of the.diligence, skill, and' hurnanity,• with which they per. formed the duties assigned them during the fiine,they at_ tendad their Leatti - es and IrtaCtice. • _ . . 1:1LIE „ CORDIAL ,BALM of GILEAD; ..by its. . softening. healing, and tonic qualities, as well as by its . salutary efleds, of a sure- frospeCt of returning strength, and a certain hope cif muscular invigOration, to those who are debilitated , by premature or excessive indulitencies hence arise weakness of sight, vet tigos, loss of appetite, and mental decay. A -body that .is enervated in youth seldOrn . recovers itself;, old, age and infirmities speedily come Am, and the thread of life is shortened ; for the foundation of a happy old age is a good Constitution in, youth; Teinperajsce and mo deration, at that age, arc passports to happy grey hairs. cordi l l,BA, ll . of Gilead most Wonderfully cherishes, nature, and will support the_lile of the aged and infirm. In . all inward-decay e s - .y, lowness of spirits, relaxation in either sex. whether liel'eAlitary or Owing to youthful impru-. dencies, thiS Is,ledicive will Alia(' the most wonderful relief. In Nervous Consumptions its merits stand unrivalled : it . en• teis into and mixes with the most - subtle of the animal fluids, assists and invigorates the decayed juices, and throws a,gehial warmth upon debilitated and relaxed parts that stand in need of assistance: As Dr. SO LOMON's practice is now become -so great and extensiv`e, and his constant engagements require a consider able portion o‘f his time and attendance, he.expeds, when r',Onsulted, the usual Compliment of a Guinea ; - but all writ ten cases., or letters of advice, and unaccompanied with an order for Medicine and iemittagce, to-be answered at his lei surr, are .reqUired to inclose only Half-a-Guinea. Such let. ters should, for satety,-be thus direded—o_' Money letter, Dr. Solomon, Gilead House,. near'Uverpool 't paid doithle postage."—Letters-may be ordered to he addressed tbr X. Z. attic Mee; till called fur. A Saving of Nine Shillingsin. Two Guineas. The Cordial trattri of Gilead is sold in bottles, price half-a guinea each ; there .are also bottles, price 335. containing equal to four bottles at tos. 6cl,- by whiCh the Patient saves 95.' including also•the duty; the stamp of which bears the Proprietor's name and address, " Samuel Solomon, Liver pool," to imitate which is felony. N. 8.. It is necessary to observe, that the postage of all letters, whatever, must be paid. - The Cordial Italin of Cilead e 'Anti-Impetigines, and Abster. gent Lotion, and" Guide to I lealth," are Sold by Mrs. Mathews, No. tB,. Strand, London; Mr. Smith, Perfumer, .No, 38, and Mr. Raeburn, Mirth Bridge; Baxter and Mr. Scott, SOuth-Bridge; Mr. Davidson and :iiiisband, Elder and Co. Edinburgh; Mr.. 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Aray 25, tSO7 OTICE is herel:ll giver_, That a Se..sioh. of Ozpr L' l andTerminer a7d C;el,l Deliz•tr3r,jor 1 ii.tluf 0 . 1,-Iteet contrnittiet on the llibh Sear, within the .7tiri.sdiakn of the ./I.f • nrira4 of England, will he held at 7ustice Hall, in the 041 Bar leyi Landon, ore Frldiy the 25th of :',Yurre nest, 'Eight o'ClG•ek the Morning. WILLM,II VICTUALLING OFFICE, ynne 8, 18;7. THE COM MiSSIO ArEfiSfoi• ,VICTUA LLINct (Hs ,114J1 sTY's bereij , give AV-dice, T t ox Friday the id of yily nevi, they 6e • eaa) , to ',re/ye Tee de's in zw:iiing ( scaled up), and treat Air s,pp(ring of SEA RO 151 ONS 'fp His M4estj's Ship; an.ll 7 ,sielr in Nova Scotia; Qaehi.e, ; is ; t he Itlatrel of Bermuda (cprjointly in one Contra/?), for Twelve Months certaia, from the 206 of o,FlL,ber o-ext; and,Jurnimr, until lixinfmthi•waining shall be given, on eiazer Jri lb,. fermi. nation tbereo f ; the mode of pgyinent 'lc; he by Bills hearing !alerts, ninety der alter date. The t'vt-iitioqr of the Contr.:6? may he seem at the &ere. • tary'r Office, ',Yr: regard will &dud to an) Tender In which the Prices shall not be inserted in words at length, cr that shag n,‘ delivered to the Board before One c,'(l , :ck en the said P. i ssj the 3d• of July next, nor roilessithe Perscn wh o makes the lender, ta Person onhii. behalf, attends, to .:nrlt, , er, when called Nor v.,:fl wry Tender th.zt contains extravagant Prices uf sn vane anti- des, and Prices mach inferior to the real value upon other), Ge considered as proper to be admitted. VICTUALLINGOFFICE, ' June t 5, 1867. THE COIIiIISSIONEIISfor VICTUALLING His Illajefty4 Navy- sk Isere& give Notice, That on Friday, the zoth instant, they 7i•sil be reads: rts receive Te , :dert, in writing (sealed up), and treat for such Q . :la/airier r/ Qt./ E- B EC, is!' Giber STA V ES, fit for the proposes of making lie:, and Dry Casks, as the re,rpelllue Pervnes, who may male Pro posals thereof, will contra/] to deliver. into IN7, illa d iesl's Stores at Deptford, Por-tsm -uth and PfrnroNth, in such proportions as shall hereafter be determiued upon, ene=hall by the 3oth of November next, and theother half Sy the 301 of ya nary following, di.tinKuirhing the description of . S . ral , er, and their length, width, and thickness; and to be paid for by Bills, paya with Inicrest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Conti aa may he seen at the Secre s tary'C Office. N 3 Tender f;ra less gmaltity than Ttn Thousand Staves will be admiued. )V regard Tvill be had to any Tender in which the f', ice al ctll not 6e inserted in wards at length, or. that shall not be delivered to the Board &Pre One o'CLck on the ,said Fridqy, the 26th instant, nor unless • the Perron .zi , bo makes at Tender, of some person on his beigif attends . , to answer,wben r:illed Jur: PICTU4LLING-OFFIC'E, 'THE COMMISSIONERS fur VICTUALLING Ills ohit WEST NAVY' do hereby g ive Notice, That on TuesdaY, the 3 zth of yule next, they will be ready to z rteeive Tenda.s,'in writing (sealed up), and treat fir the supply of what SEA PROVISIONS . and FRtSil, BEE F may be re quired for the use of Ili, Majesty's Ships and Vessel; at the Is/ands-of Jamaica and, New Providence, fo r T z velZ•e .11o1:.hs cet:tain,pvm e 15th of November next,. and further until six hlontbr notice shall be g iven, on either side,, for the terminatio n thetrj : the moan cf ,payment to 1)e- by Bilis t pqyable, With in terest, ninety d q ys after aate. • , • , The. Conditions Of the Contractt may be seen at the Seileta 7 's Office. . • - • No regard will he 'bad to any. Tender In'lnhieh the Price shall not be insertePin 'words at length, or that iball not be deli vered to the Boar:ilbefore One o'.clock 'n the said Titesday, the .3oth of ,urineV, nor alleles: the Person who.mqes ;the Tender, or s e in e .Persdn on his behalf, attends ; to answer, 'when called fir: ;zr,r 444 any Tender that contains extral9gant Pricer upon some Articles, and Prices much inferior to the real :value upon Other", be ,e•onsidered as proper to be admitted. "ICTUALI 1 A"G-OF.FICE, , Yane 18, 1807. THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING tils iIIAYESTY'r NAi'Y do hereby give Notice, That on Thursday, next, tbe.2sth lnstant,.they will be ready to receive Tenderh in -writing (sealed up),..and treat wish such Persofts as kill until-flake:to purchase all the YEAST'that shall he'snade in His •Majesty's Brewitou.le at Deptford, for One - Year, from the expiration of the present Month. The Condit*ts of the Contrail maj be seen at tie, .S'ecr,t.i,j , 's Office. No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price :bat' not be inserted in wordy at length, or that shall not be deli vere d to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tbnpday next, - ;:he • 25th instant, ,:or unless the Person who makes the' Tender , vr sone Perron on his behalf ? attends, to answer, when called for:• CURE OF STONE AND GRAVEL. R. PERRY;, Surgeon; Southampton -street, LVI. Bloctitisbury•squa,, Proprietor of ADA Ms's SO VENT, a mild yet efficacious Cure of STONE and GRA VEL in the BLADDER or KIDN,EYS, acquaints the Pub lic, that he has far some years devoted his whole prolessianal attention to the above Diseases, and their complication that of Gout. He rriy,be consulted daily at his oWn - Hou: l 2, and more especially on Wednesdays and Fridays, were he dispense; the Solvent in bottles of 4s. 6d, tm and ml,. as. Stamps ixicluded, two of which last seareely . ever fail td cot rea the ealculous diathesis in the habit, and thereby prevint the concretion of Stone in persons ()fit sedentary lift. Sold also at Bacon and Co's, iv, Oxford-street,- and at Bolton's, front of the Royal Exchange. Where al to may be had,. just published, the Author's A' Disquisiri ull of the Stone and Gravel," Ninth Edition, price is. 61. poi ado); out their Cause, and the - Diet to be observed during the Ckire, with many extraordinary Case, some of pertedt mover) , even Met' the operation had been resolved on.