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L I c U ~-~. w t. .. NUMBER 63401 , , D THEATRE ROYAL, RIMY-LANE. .! r• HIS PRD..3ENT EVENINO, Jan. 2, 1813, IL will be performed the 'Pragedy of 0 I 'l • ROMEO AND JULIET. • ROmeo, Mr. RAE ; '1 " Mercatio, M r . ELLI S T O N ; Benvoli::, Mr. EIPLLAND ; Tybalt, M r . DE CAMP; Lady Capulet,' Mrs. MOORS ; Juliet, Miss SMITH. la Act I. a Masquerade Seenc.—ln .Acct V. a Funeral Pro cession to the Monument of*the Capnleti• Alter which, fO r the 7th time, a 'new M'elo-Drarnatic Comic lled . • • H antomime ARLEQUIN AND 1115111P0 ; Or, COLUMB:NE BY CANDLELIGHT! Th Chaaeters by ' , • Mt. HARTLAND,e Mr.r KIRBY, Mr. BARNES, Miss POOLE, Mks liOItRIBOW, . ‘ Miss VLLANY, &c. &c - . 7 Stage Manager, Mr. It AYAIOAND C .No Money to he Returned. Vivant Rex et Regina. The Doors to ho Ope ne d at half past Five o'Clock, to be" . gin at half past'S.six. 4° ,,,, 5, 75.; Sei.nicl Price 3s. fid.—Pit, as. 6d.; Second Price, Second Pri ce , , 28.--Lowerthillery 2 .. 5 :; Second Price, Is.—Upper CallerF Is.; 6d. Boxes and Places to be taken of Mr. Spring, Box Book , lieepe r , at tenlliee in Li ttle Itu,sell-street, front Ten till tlZuser:Latut roTeti inthe Eveilit 6 r until . the Doors arc The new Paitominie was honoured w ith great app i anse , Aloodand. will be repeated every eveniii; till further noti ce : O n aY with The Castle of And a l us i a. .......-..--,_.................__ TIIEATRE, ROYAL, COVENT -GARDEN. ON 11()NDAY EVIf,NING, Jan. 4, 1813, will he acted the Play of THE AIQUNTAINEER.S. ...,_. . t. . , (His First Uctmian, Mr. C. KEMBLE; . . . it in that Character.) .• After which, the new Pantomime, called lIARLEQurN 'AND.' THE' . RED DWARF I . , ... . . • or, THE ADAMANT ROCK. The Musi,;,Seenery,Naellinery, I)vesses, and Decorations are entirely tiew.• • ' . . '•• The Orertureand Music c, mposed by 11r. Wart. CHARACTERS. , Priirce Cherry,.(afterwards Harlequin) Mr. BOLOGNA, Jun. Tile 'Emperor Biglioniano, King of the Longheact., (after ward,Pantaloon) Mr. NORM'illi ;.' .. The Empress Romlobellyano, Queen of the Rouncineads Rufus M(ar afterward% Cl ed own) Mr. 0111:11.‘LD1 ; kulf (the i 1 n) MaSic.r CHAPNIAN; ' Pair Star` (aftetiOirds Coltinii,ine),:Mi ..• P ARKI'At ; The Fairy 41. vis (tranformed into a bird), •..;.iss WOKGNIAN. Places for the Boxes' to be taken of Mr. Brandon, .at the New Box-Ottiek, theca -street. ir4 new Pantomime called flarlecoin ant the,R Dwrkrf, or, Adamant Rock, increasing .in of and being received every night with eontitnictipeals of laughter and ap titanic, will be repeated every Evening till.fitither notice. Dit-TnefidAy, 'rue ltivals.—On Wednesday, the Renegade.-- On Thursday, 'rhe...lealons NVife.—On Friday, The Lord of the Manor • . ~ . . • TO 111.:RCIIANTA, MAN trritcfru N.ERS , AND Or fIERS IN TOWN ANWCOUNTRY. • ..- • , ( aNTLFAIAN of known rcspeoaility, who has been ntany years in the Banking line will un dertake to OSO hi,: iniltience dtoongst his Connection, that are-, A ery T densive and oin-dont i o the iNionerl 7,4eAet, for _pro curito;. the Discount ofßills on Ettat:likntri liouseS and Gen tlemen of Portnue„ from Two to Nine Montas tidte. Partimila rs of the Bills rnav be addressed' %sith' confidence to N0..19,'. rish-streei-hill,approved, ,art bi trview will be appointed and the Bala negotiated without de cationaN. B. To prevent trouble to all parties, no' personal appli will 'be-aEtended to in the first instance, and all I,n -ters, post paid, duly answered in C O lll'4C of post. ' i(;Kgrs'and SIIARI?S-for the ensuing 'AA- A.. , . tery are on Sale at the Office of . I-LIZARD, BIJRNE, and CO. Stock-Brokers, No. 93, Royal Exchange. This Lottery consists of Iti3O:)0 'rickets only, wry one of 'which will be drawn separately front the Whetir, — for wlicch ', purpose Government has granted Two Days of Drawing, viz, The I4th and 15th: January. gri Alt11()LL . and Co. Stock-13rokers, No. 7, coulhin, and '26 Oxford-street, respectfully aeiptaint the Publiethey and ' 26 any SHARES on'Sale for the New Lormay of 13,000 Ticket, to be drawn on two fol lowing davtii 14th and 15th Jarary; they also beg to state, that the OM Mode of o Drawing eve, y Ticket from the 'Mice' is restored, by wkieli the system of Clases is do n away. . . . . - SCH ENIE. 2 2 ...... t ; .... L. 2 0000 6 ..., •.. . or .... L. 1,000 ............. .. 10,000 6 .......... -. ....... 500 4 ............... '.. 2,000 6 .............. : . 406 I*.c. &e. 84:c. Carroll and Co. respeetfully solicit a continuance of Public ;patron:3e, which they gr4efully acknowledge to_ have re ceived tor Thirtmve Yearn past. Prizes paid on emand, and Orders frotu the Country (post paid) Punctua lly at tended to. .........,.................. . _...... ril lIISII respectfully acquaints . the Public, 41L, . that the whole of present LOTTERY will be Drawn on the 14th find thetf this Month. TICKETS and SHARES are selling ,iegeat Variety at buth of his truly fortunate Offices, 4, Combo), and 9, Char- Cross, at following pric es ..- i ............ ... • .422 9 0 Half .. ..• ..... ..... Ti.l 14 0 1 • •Eigiith .. .... . ..... 42 19 C Quatter .... •.• 519 0 l'Sixteetitlt .......... 110 6 -Personf; in the Country may be stippliediiy • BINH'S Agents in fioo,t of the principal Towns, ur by sending their Orders, (l -Pe or Carriagepaid,) aceomp:inied with Lo n do n ills, Bank Xiites, or triage Orders directed to I, at either 4, CORNHILL, or 9, CIIARI'NG-CROSS, . --_,....„ OLD MODE OP DRAWING RESTORED! T,VI% LTERY-13,Q06 TiCkets, 'all dif- N, firer Numbers. --No Classes !—Every ricket will be drawn separately out of the Wheel 41 Two bays, viz. 14th of NEXT.MONTIT January, ttnirthe following Day. SCHEME. 2.,..0r „ • . 420,ae4 .. 1 .. "arc ....,C.10,000 2 ' • ......... 20,000 . 1,000 .--•• • • • • 2,000 . ?0,000 ....... ................ . 6 ,000 , son 3,000 400 .:. 2,400 AOO 3,000 1 200 2,000 00 0 1,400 40 ............ 1,0300 AO 1,00 26 1,000 • 8,0010- 1 . 4 31, ''' * ; ... X l 2O. .. 2,100 '''' .'s ............... ............ .- - „14.0c,ii Tichets. ,C 130,000 tiIitICIIAItION, GO ODLUCK, and Co. Contracthrs . f7r ifV: j" , l jY, are selling TICKEI 8 and SHARES In . ra . rie , y ( . I '44"er , ', at their Offices, the Corner of Bank-butliltr , , r s e „ i. , .. 'II, auld facing the King's Mews,. Charing-cross; w . ) . .. n ,',', he Lotteries the in the present Year the ftrl.lol-8 1 K '4O/441 Prizes were sold in ;22!, Shares : 146. h,•18G... ~ ................ X 20,000 C. 5,513„ . ................ .. . 10,000 ,825.. .......... . . : .. .''''Q'Pa° ri o , 11,518.. .................. ii,(100 1 '" of '3,0001. Ttso of 1,0201. floe of 3,0001 . Seven ! °f W(I • ktve 0i 2 001. ilkei 410.4 C- - ' ...., , • - 111' : ,•'' ^CI . ,„, 1 . ~, t. r, A • .i.-44,,f40..63 AT a very num4l.oiis ;YEETING of the MER CHANTS, BANii.ERS, TRAbEII.S, andother INHA BITANTS of LONDON, convened by, public Ms ertisein;n4, " for the' purpose.of coninlerinr; of ct StlWeription the: " RELIEF of the. PEOPLE of RUSSIA, sullerinL; :the : verpst 'privationA- and diitresses, itt consequence. of e " French Idwasion':'' • and held at the City of London Tuvera, -Dec. 30003 ; , • . - • Writi. MANNING, Esq. in the Chair Resolved unanimously, That this Meeting rejoices in the opportunity thus afforded, of publicly, testifying its admi ra - tio u and gratitude to. the Itus,ian nation ; fOr its glorious sistance against the late most atrocious null improvolted in vasion, tl.ereby affording at bright example, which it is hoped may rouse the latent'energies of the rest of, Europe, tliat by one powerful and cordial co-operation, a spe'edy stop may ba, put to the further etinsion. of bui.-ra blood, and a solid and lasting peace , be e a:ildished;, and in• paying the tribute, so justly due to patriot km the most exalted, the Meeting does feelingly deplore the bitter sufferings of the inhabitants of those Governments of the Russian empire - which have been exposed to the deva,tation of the enemy's armies, scarcely more formidable in the pride and insolence of conquest, than in the desperation of defeat. • To attempt to describe these sufferings would be shocking to humanity,; thesubjects of these happy Realms can form no abcptate idea of them.. Stich, however, are their nature and extent, that all ranks - must commiserate them, and those who possess the means, will he anxious to coatrlbute by pc. , 'citiary aid to their. ' • Resolved therefore unanimously, That a Subscription be now opfned, and that tile Stuns collected be from time to time invested in.Exehequer Bilis, till communication shall have been Made with his Majesty's Ambassador at the Court of St. Peteraburgh as to the Most effeetual made , of applying the Relief. Resolved, That a Committee be appointed to 'carry the objects of this Meethig into effect, and that the following Gentlemen d form that Committee, with power to add to their number. . . Astell, Esq. NI. P. . • Sir Charles Flower, Bart. John Atkins, Esq: Marryat, Esq. Thomson Bouar, Esq. Samuel Boranquet, Esq.. Alexander Baring, Esq. M.P. Thomas W. Plummer, Esq. Tifomas"Bainbrldge, Esq. • Mr..Aldertnau C. Smith. Joseph Cotton, Esq. Sir William Curtis !fut. '.I.P. Peter Free, Esq. ii. C. Combo, Esq.,ll I.P. George 1-lihbert, Esq. John Thornton, Esq. John Ilartnan„Esq. * George Shciltleit, Esq. Jeremiah Harman, Esq. Charles 'Punier, Esq. John Irving, E. M.P. Jahn Wells, Esq. Bcestou'Longc. li;sq. • joh n Julius A ngerstein, ESII. William,Ma.niiing, Esq. Thomas Roweroff. Esq. .\ John Maitland, Esq. Andrew ThompSon, Esq. John .Pearse, T'41111'1; EVI. Brice Pearse, Esq. Robert Mulkey, Esti, gir -Charles ''rice, Bart. J. C. Wegueliu, 'Esq. Thomas-Reid, Esq. Anderson 11PCausland, Esc'. Abraham Robarts, Esq. Arangliiiii, Esq. Job Matthew , Esq. John. William Buckle, Esq. Philip Sansom, Esq. Sir William . Leighton. George Smith, .Esq. M.P. William Mellish, Esq M.P.. Sir James ShaW, Bart. M.P. Sir Hugh Inglis, Bart. John Tnnio, Esq. • Edward Gw ' atkiii Esq: .. Samuel Thornton, Esq. Abraham 'Mello, Esq. Henry ThOrnton, Esq.l:ll.P. George Blackman, Esq. Sir Robert•Wigrlin Bart. Robert Thornton, Esq. John Whitirmre' '; Sir Jno. Win. Anderson, Bart. St°Phen Th°rntol;: c lisq, , Itobert Taylor, Esq. sir Joh n Denning, Bart. !dr. Alderman Birch. st elt r e b s e i)l in ed ri ' te T d l t ta o t re a c i e l l% t 'e h _ e S n al;s u c k r e ii r i s istio Lo ndon lis. ' Resulted, That Books be opened 'and left at the Bars . of Lloyd's Coffee-house, .for receiving Stibscriptions; and that Subscyiptions be also received by, Mr. 1-foiden, or some per son attetiding in his behalf, at this house. Res(!leed ; 'Phut tiro Thoth' of-this Meeting he given it, 444 e Right tionourab! the Lord Mayor, for his handsome O'er of the use of the 11 lansion House, upon this interesting occasion, mid that he he an 1 lonorary Member of the C4miinittee. The - Chairman having left the Chair, it %ILI moved by Mr. Harman, non . and unanintously resolved, That the '''hanks of this M - -e" he giyen - to 'Williani 111anning, Esq. the Chair twani for his able conduct in the Chair. • 11'Nf. HOLDEN, Secretary• Alllollllt of,Subs eriptions already advutised /: 10,204 5 G' 'Joseph Cotton, E.q. k 2l OJ. Key and Brothers £2O 0 • Alirahajn Kidtrhan 5 0 Wards and Thniopson 200 , 0 ..Gilbert, Juges, & Green 10 10 Wright mid CUrtwright 50 - 0 51i.*Jageph lilluidcell, TheßriasKohnnoner • • Bank of England • 1 0 Sunday Paper ' 5 5 Brant and Del.:annoy 52 10 Mr..lielni BlaAsley 5: 5 W, Butthtiry,:.Esq. 50 0 Taylor and Nei: roil 5 5 T. Roberts ItiniSattnn 105 0 Chaeleg Itartrum, Esq. 10 ' 10 G.Podwin,Esq.Claphamso 0 .1. L. : 0 0 James Court, I';n. • iu 10 1 irwrison and Ellis 10 10 Sutton arttl Dat.: 50 0 Thowas Kettlewell 25 0 Masten:l;u), t ..ters, Win. Matt Izi e , -en 0 3 Mildred, Mast,. unnm, . Thom :tit Bowden, Esq. 10 10 and Co. 105 0 ,John Skin, Esq. 10 10 Henry l'Aers, Esq. 100 0 Chas, Samuel, aad Geo. 'Her rtes, Farquhar, and Enderby . 52 . 10. CO. 100 0 Clarke, Barlow, and Observer Newspaper a a Niillbuin, . 21 0 '.l: - Wales 1 0 Edward Prosser, Esq. •10 10 _ . .711 e think of EnglApd 2000 0 James Mac:kenzie and 'homas Langley, Mop A 0 U A. (ilennie 100 0 llenry ILCmon, Esq. 52 10 T. I)icliason and Co, 105 0 Heyman, Waite, lc Co. 52 to Thomas and Stephen Taylor, khrnhury,Bow- - .Nicholsou 105 0 mans. and Lloyds 105 0 Newton, thipron, Mar- James Piersoit,-,Esq. 10 11.1 (loch, and Scott, by :Mellish, Esq. 105 0 Thomas Min doch ' 105 0 Thomas 'Meredith, Esq. 5 6 .1. Fowles, Esq. 5 5 Plitinrucr,Barlann, and Wm. Trevillia u, Esq. 30 0 t- 1 0. 100 0 Itow,,Row, Guad, and It. P. Glyn, Esq. 10 0 Iteece 52.10 ,C. 1)e St.Leit,at Messre. Jahn Curtis, E 9. • 5. 0 Thornton, Brothers, John Bygliate, Esq. 21 0 .and Co. 10 10 George Cowie, Esq. 10 0 -John Smith, avditto 10 10 Sampson, Sharp, and Clayjuo.atilitto 10 10 Dotard • 105 0 .T. Blades, Feitelthreb-st. 2 2 John Whitfield, Esq. 10 10 The hart India Comp. 1000 0 Clagett and Pratt. 100 0 Vorty, Esq. 10 10 T. Ellis and Sons 10 0 J. Allen, Esq. Queen- S. William , , Esq. 50 0 hithe 10 0 F.R.I - iold 10. 10 Rundell, Bridge, and William 1 _Esq. 10 10 Runde 1.. 106 0 James tfill :ions 200 F.. Kemble and Son, llruce,Simpsuo,Frceo, Wati'.ng-street 21 0 and Co. 105 0' liuddart. and ,'. 105 0 Praeds, Macliworth, .Tulin Wells t 105 0 and NeWCOII/10 .105 0 -Lord Keith 50 0 . ninth ;int' Co. 60 0 ,It.. Smith, Esq. Wood. R. Davis mid Sou 10 I() street , . 5 0 Dixotaoung and Co. 10 10 Jo! 4 .1:011(1,Forc..-street 8 0 J.S.T..Dixon, ' Esq.Royal - • Latii.ri and Parry 25 0 Navy 5 5 Adieu Gilmour, Esq, 10 0 Jahn Bell, Esq. • 5 5 Pryce, EN. 5 5 J. Arotild, LL.D., 25 0 Godfrey Molting 31 10 G. Coltman:, Esq. 2 .9. G. and J. Oliver 21 0 Wright and l'Aiker 21 .0 Jas. Aybouin and 'Co: 10 10 Rev. 'Thomas towdler' 1 1 _Edward Quin, for the • Thwai:-cs&Wheelright 20 5 'Praveller,t'cumner. Ct'lltenclieck•& lientz 52 10 cal Chronicle, tool r A. M. B. I 0 London Chroncle Patrick Leslie 10 0 Ne_wspapeis 10 10 De Visme .and Son 52 to Pr c.cot,e4rote, antlCo. 108 0 Farlie,Benha.ai, & Co. 105 0 A o slie.xwanon frill 20 Esq. b 5 Allan Gilmore 21 0 2 0 0. R.Taylor,Esq.llilliter. John Beaufoy, - buildings ' 101 E`ilosel.l Wiatson, Esq. 10.10 , 105 0 25 0 1. W, and I Whitmore 100 0 Sir j " rl 'Lubbock, C. Smith, Sou & Co. 50 0 Bt. Ltibbock, For John E . 21 ter, and 05 0 John M:•rtineau,Son, S;r,lohttLubb uc k and and iteid 31 10 Co. Forster. am! . Sons 1 1-0 05 5 0 0 . o r t i m wetnlow 10 10-•' Dean, Samuel Robt.Gausen, an a 21 J. Whit e 10 10 E sq. A , 21 0 Thos. Sheppard, EVI. 52 1 0 Ed in ung.ij,kins _lO 10 !qr. Oishurn 6 6 T DA Y, J CARY :2, 1813. I lopkins, Linr-oln ? and 1, .10n;.g, 10 1) , ,C 62 10 N Harden, Esq: '2l 0 0') 0 I:',wlics and Ulmer 51 10 :liners and Droop 105 0 Sulniforth and Blont 106 0 Nwth, Hoare, Nan- David Martha 21' 0 sun, and Simpson Bush, & Wino .51 10 Geurge flack 2 0 The Borough llaulc,hy Mr. U. Austin Gilbert 2 0 Sir John Pinhoru 50 0 T. Buiirdillon W and Son 5 5 . Sir Fr,izer, Bt. 52 - 10 J:tir.es Graham, Esq. 55J. 3: ?,,lurgan, Esq. 10. 10 Mrs. Graham 2 2 Giles and liciiiiings•• 105 0 Miss Emily Grshara 1 1 Jolia Bar , ll, Esq. 50 ,0 Thos. Lund, CJrnhill 5 5 W'lll,. E. 10 0 A Wager that the liVitler,•X V raggart,,eZ sinus be m.t therrenc:h 'Cu. Oa 0 out. of Russia <0 0 0 R.G.Johnsup, and Cu. 0. Farquita - and 11' 10 • 11.t.trker and Iflrotheri 105 0 Wm. Prest 105' 0 Tiosa.tigltet :114C.0• 105 . 0 Thomas Croft, Iq. 91 0 S. Ilosanquet, Esq. .h 0 '0 Chas. Bositn,inet., Esq. 31 10 41". 11. Boshriquet,Esq. 10 10 Muzeley Woolf, Esq. 5 5 _LARDING, ELL,and Co: beitig tjueAed by a consitierklb:! Nixtrufa , ..ttirer in the corm try, to introduce for nim o ti new fabric-of 'FITtI, ;'they beg most : resin:if:ll;y to solicit the inspection of Ladies of thi, very curious and particularly elegant article, which they hav, in variety of colours; it is of a most 'agreeable texture, Ufa' peculiarly adapted for Evening Dress, H.. H. and Co. avail theinsAves of the. same opportunity to recommend the extensive Stock of General Goods, with which their Warehouse is as usual assorted, combining no velty with elegance and utility. • Silks in the greatest, possible variety, and Velvets of a su perior - ;111 colours. • • • : Furs of the rarest deseriptiOn, and every other article cal culated for thc,Winter'Season.. Their Millinery lloontsots • usual, under the direction of Mrs. James, and Stored with that fashion for which she has been hitherto so. p a rtitula d i sting Kis . 39, Pall Mall, N0v.23, 1812. 44' • . , 0;1 O 1; lliti 'X4,114,1 0 vo - liblit \‘'‘ RENOVATED HEALTH. T has been too frequently the subject ofjtuit. and •.;eneral reprobation, titat men destitute of the elenienta (A the medical. art haveollreci themselves as candidates fur public patronage in the profession olphysic. For the purpose of doinglustice to heiresu It of our 4tittties and ex mit:nee, and • to prevent us front being classed among those empirics whose impturlent pretensioni have, unfortunately tar society,' been to,..lavourablyreceived, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a"taithtul statement of our • piirsitits an l ac. quircirentS. .After , having received a regular medical mitica .lloll as' the pupils of Messis; • rindell and Blinn], whose le6tOtes and practice we carefully , attended, as proteSsors and surgeons of the 'London Thispiral we entered buiseives. as students in that justly celebrated school fur medical nient, the Royal Collegsof Edinburgh, and were instructed in the ditlirrerit branches ofanatomy, surgery, the t h eor y an d Tractive of physic,' ellemistry,, , Midwitery, btibJr,v, tie. is c. by. those eminent protcssors, Drs. Monro, Gregory, ;thick; auditor'. Duncan anal Rutherfimi. W a c v . i t o r g us io t r w a .e ii, sl r s i all c a i t e ) s t be deemed yresumptuous in saying that 'our proficiency and acqUirements are nut incortaideraMe , H .' of years made Venereal Complaints,' and tint various of Debility, the particular. object of our:studies and wadi,. e. i t will, we hope, be alloweitthat we have aCquireil superii.r 'know ledge of their treatment acid• cu re. Iftsildit and recer cases of itticetion a petted le-estaCtisionent is c‘irtipleted iii the short period of two days 1,0 to tf,oae or t 11::•: utittoSt in veteracy, - where other practitioners hive Gtiled ot sai::,:eSs, proper peri,.-ierance in' our plan'ot treatment ensures to the patient Aseate and radical cure, • Amidat the ratlanclialy variety of disrirdefs.which are the efli:als of a habit aidmast unhappily, pursimi by • cf , botb ie ct, ileiC ..re n.Hic 010:c.atartn):17q ;:r1 .distressing titan those detisiencrea and debiiitii:s v;11;cil queritly' . prevent or embitter the Itiatrinwunial stare.. ,T 0 su‘li ;persons it must be a consolation to know that they may, n;ny, '!',y a hew knit infallible mole oftreatou:nt, hi) r...itoie I to that greatest ot all human blessings, a strong, manly, am; v tor. auS constitution. • In all cases. at debility, from what: Net cause arising, rs well as in every species at venereal infeci:on, we may be consulted by patients 'at either sex with the great 'ear secrecy and honour. limits o consultation at ,homeirorn ten to three, and Itontli in the cvenith.:, till to ;e nicht. Patients in the country are requested to state the partici,. Ears of their case, age, and general hank or livin g , &c. &c. in. -closing a remittance 1,,t advicearntttte , iicint,:s when thetialllC .will be given, or sent to any part the ki:,,zlorn. To ensure that secrecy so essential to our undertaking, the postage ot letters may he added to' the account for Medi cites. CUR E and Co. Surgeons, No. Iy,, liatton-garden, (la - 'Messrs. Currie and Co. have Certificates trttrri the Above respectable lfroteslors of' London 41141 Edinburgh, for the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which they per.. firmed the duties assigned them during the tithe they at. tended their Ledures and l'raetice. DEBILITY, STRICTURE, &c. VNCOURAUED by the uniform SUCCEIS at- EV,4 tending their peenliar method of Treatment in the One' of a fee., prevalent. Complaints, which-has been confirm ed by the t4evience of many years in a large and extensive practice; sensihle also of the happy effects, resulting to the -p o ui c from Medioal nen confining their MI - ell:ion to a cer tain class of Diseases, Messrs. 60aS and CO. continue to di rect their stvolies to thole - Disorders arising frotu a secretde striictive haoit of inconsiderate Youth, which not only occa sions a numerous train of Ners'ous Affections, but also entails ,ort its votaries all the enervating imbecilities of old age. In that distressing mate of Debility or Deficiency, whether the vonsequeace of such baneful Habits, excessive drinking, long residence in hot eliinatc, or any other cause, by which the powers of the Constitution become enfeebled, as regularly edimited Surgeons of London, they offer a firm, 'fate, and speedy Restoration to sound and eig,;ro.is Health. Arlit , re an early application is made fur the Cure of a CER TAIN DItiORDER, Fr -fluently' contracted in a moment of; inehriet-y, the .etierally completed in the short space of two day, ; z uiore advanced and .inveterate of ; cuiuracterised by a variety of pliant and 1 perseverance in their Plan (without re: ~u ercise) will insure to the atient; ;!, • .e• • ; irrquently c,ntlected with or arising from ,ve Complaint, hay, e,•n_ , ,aped their altontion ; by on infallible and improved Plan, t hey Are en abled to remove obstinate facets and Strictures, v,hether re cent, or of- long duration, without restatin; to the painfull and dangerous use of the Caustic. A - Iday instances can be adduced of -very inveterate eases, of several years conti nuance, having yielded to ibeir method in u few days, after the Cure badlieen attempted by other Practitioners without effect; and such litis been the tvzreeable result of a Practice of Fourteen Years, that the Mae of 'freattuent bus lint, in one single instance, ever proved abortive, during which pe riod many thousand persons, of both sexes, have experienced this enjoyment of having been :perfectly cored, after se vere and injurious methods had been persevered in to no purpose kie4srs. C.IOSS and Co. exclusively professing the Cure of them.! particular complaints, in order that that they may not be, by a .mistaken few, marked with the obloquy so justly attached to the irnorant Ettipirie, think it but justice to tiler - Ma:lves to state, that they have been properly eurir. ! cated and initiated into every breath of the profession k-er tidcates of which, .fioni different hospitals, and testimonials from the. suost 'eminent Physici.ins, they have to convince °lV:inquirer), that tile resulting front their endea vours first induced them to 1111;1 the practice of the general Practitioner, rind 'Off presume that -their pretensions con stitute a fair ground for the unprecedented eonfiden, - !e with which they have, by the Public, been so lit rally' ho noured. Patients in the country are requested to state the particu lars of their ease, age,and manner of living, inelo4;ing a Batik Note, I Advice and Medicines, end the same will be for %warded to any part of the kingdom. . • ' GOBS and Co..Sexpoos, No. 19 - Bouveriit-utrotit, nest- Street, y ~ I,r r _ ~~ .v ~f~ ~ ~ Y ~ ~~ EP R 1 c7:l, .:31X.F : ;:7,N C4;-; !IA T.:" .72 :iN 's,''. 't* 114 -444 OR •;) si NE W yt. Phis In One Volnine Q.uart”, 0;;: , P Sh l lliogs and Nixpenct... 1. Jord.l, tly v ; OUItN AL of a It.ES'IDENCY, iNDIA, Zy MARIA fvr Lunlman, C.Trte, P.Act.a.;)lter-raw, Loudon; C4mstitbit.., Jila Co. I.icitis -4uigh. This Day wzp) In o.lartt., pi let: iir Ifit iii 1.)/z1.f.t3:4, 7...74 4 1.1iNA OitCADEN.7.4: 4 ".; ; Or; the Natural ilitc.iry4.4 toe' 01 Oi and Sisettault. By the Rcv. GEORGE LOVA Minigter of Birm, Lind Harm-. 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BY THE, .KING'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT, GODBOLD'S VEGETABLE BALSAM FOR -COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, And AsTIINIAS. HIS Medicine has never licen known to - fail of success when taken upon the first attack, and stone need despair even if their hones perforate - the skin; mid such is its surprisin' edicety, if the weather is ev e r so severe, wet of dry, by taking four tea-spoonfuls of it at going out, will prettnt the cull fixing n poi; the lungs, and renovate the con stitution so as•to enable tl;e person to take twice the exercise without fatigne. Stronger proofs of its efficacy cannot given than the following recommendation The Most Noble Aldrquis of Lothian, the Right Hon. Viet-' count Dudli4 and Ward, -the Right Hon. Lords 'Macdonald, ()motley, Fin-ton:or, and .Montford, - the Right Hon. .14t4 Viscountess Dudley and Ward, Dowagers' Uratitley, mouth, and Furtescue, Lady Appreeco; Sirs Francis Blake, Edward Newnham, John c:0001, and George Armstrong I - Generals Ddyle, and Drouly ; Colonels Balser, Debath, nox, tic. _ N. B. Advice gratis every day, (Sundays excepted) at No, 8, Bloomsbury-square, from 11 till 1; where the ccrt nifty be seen, and the medicine had, wholesale and retail ; sidd it town at 'Messrs. Newberys, Dicey and Co. Bw - 1-1., straw and Co. Barclay and Co. J. Sanger, 160; Oxford-1 r Husband, Elder, and . Co. Edinburgh, Mr. - Bull, Publiti and.ht every principle Medicine warehouse, in the kingdom, where aTreatise may be had. THE value of Dr. PREEMAN's (.31.11"1:A SNLUTAR IS, has been so long proved, mat thing of the present day can bear a competition tv .441 it, in all the uitrerent staes- ot a certain 1)1,,e,Ke, wh ic h it etfcetualf): cures, and eradicates from the li.out, out exciting the painful feelings ;aid exposure tna; attend Salivation—without debilitating the Constituri,,, i • in any. degree, or even requiring cord - int:merit hour boas. nets, or restrieLion of diet. The radical virtues ot inestimable props have.proVed their claim to public bat ion, for more than thirty years. In all the debility int . h Sexes they prove a never-tailing Restorative, wheilini the debility is-, produced by too free use of Mercury, pleasures, or the etreels of a warm climate. To and tkote goiog abroad, they cannot; oe. recorrolli,ule, strongly, as they will receive a sate, speedy, „iiid Cute, M all 'old stubborn C Wets ,'anti every , 014' atteds thte Bladder and Organs of thioe, :;, cdiea, y many Women have become MotherS, who for m:lay „ ) cat been degrived nt Ot happiness. - Sold, wholesale' and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap_ side, corner of Paternoster-row ; Sharp, ,and Ports. mouth; limes, ‘Veston,Allnutt, Mallory, and Pnit:,ei ; Hall and Johnston, Gosport ; Coleman and jacc.pb, Peck, Ross and Turner, ; Hoxland and- Cook worthy, -Granyille,Nettleton, and Gilbert, Phinvintlit hit 1, at Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Birmingham; wards and Penny, and Larlibury, Liverpval ; a u nd Lynch, Manchester; Tree. man, I:Neter ; Smith, 11:ixitier. ton, Realaurn, Scott. and Master, Edinburgh ; Baxter :11,1 M u .d m ad. Gl asgow ; Holgim and Ilairy, Bristol ; Steven. ' son and Co. Norwich ; Swinfen, Len:ester ; Mom and S r. ton Nottingham ; and retail by must Craistitry Ne Venders, in !lobes at as. 94: and it each.