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9=7- ' L ad. fir r, 67 i1, 4, * 1 14:, 1,1 \ kt. "--• • • • „ire, ,r,., Allii rz i 1 - - ~, ~,a I, • ..- T9 :'~.I, -. Al 0 D Yo JUE 8, 189 7 . ktiNIBER 4595.3 1R: CE - C ~ PEr CE SUMMER LOTTERY, - „ CONSISTING of only Twenty Thouiand Tickets, Fir.; Drawing 14th of JULY. 1807. ..This Day were published, price as. 6d. LETTERS 'addressed to the Right Hon. Lord M ' on the late Expeditions to the Spanish Main ; ancl on the Expediency of.t Gradual and SysternatiLa Em.inei pation'ot ;. including the Sketch of 'a Plan for etlC,ting it in a manner belieti,cial to Great i\ritain and "that Country. By.A NATIVE of SPANISH AMERICA. Pritited.tOr "I'.,,Cadell and W. Davics, Strand. From the LoNDON iZETTE June 6;: 1k . . a7itinis t i , ns it tbe Ne.,vport Loyal Volunteer infantry. si,,--eol by the Right 11911. Lori:' EVIG ', q.vernor pi tie id, it 070 t. Rifle Cvnyany -- rr nicis Worsley, Est'. t , , be cat , ,t.l,in; ti, a -- Attee, 1-•,` , ,5t,, - !,!; . Dated /.I,Jy zs, 184' ratitee.Luit, Gent,. SCHEME. ' :X Prize of X 30,000 -- - is - - £30,000 4 0 , 000 2 - .. - - 10,000 2 - - - - ;ooc, . . - - - - 10,000 lobo - . - - 50.0 4° oo 't) . - - - 100 - -•- - - - 2o .o -30 - - .. - .50 - - - - - 15.:0 23, 0 __. - - 20 - - - - 05 - '" ' - - - ' - 37,50 0 'f-` - ----. 0 :0 Tickets - ,C 200,c,00 ,-----. - l 'lr st-drawn Ticket Fourth Day, Being the only Fixed Capital, THIRTY THOUSAND pouNDs. .. 1 The Drawing will be regulaiitir 2003 Tickets each Day. '. .,, t t, Tuesday, - July 14 1 „6th, -Tuesday, - Aug. i 1 mi, 'rues:lay, - July zi I 7th, Wednesday, - Aug. 12 31 , Tuesday, - July 28 . Bth, Thursday, - Aug. 13 [ 1(1 , 1 , Thursday, - Aug: 6 gth, 'Friday, -' - Aug•• l 4 ' l n) Saturday - Aug- 8 Loth,. Saturday c =i- Aug.is PRICE. . . _ !Ticket _- _ - /9 i 6 Half -- - - 3 o Eighth - - ,C,2 12. 0 34:Liner - - - 5 . 3 u SixtecritN - 6 • . • Chipping Norton, Oxon, Nlay iSO7. WANTED - IMMEDIATELY, ' ACLERGYMAN, of Middle Age, and- serious Deportment,. and in whom the ursanity'of the t,rentle tnan is happily blended with the lie.cessary strictness of- Ma tristerial A Aliority, as a CLASSICAL TUTOR and SU_ r ERINTENDAN Tof a GRAMMAR SCHOOL, consist /44:a present of about Forty Boarders, andsomeDay,SchOlirrs, I t v Ith proper Ushers. —Two Coracles, in .the vicinity of ,IliPping Norton, are kindly reserved for the Gentleman' "110 shill be ppointed to the Siiperintendancy of the School, every atntion will be assiduously 'exerted to render his itltation coi te nErrtable. Apply personally, or by Letter (post-paid), to Mrs. Hand. 04, Widow of the late Rev. Joseph Handley, deceased, at e Grammar School, Chipping Norton, Oxon.' • AD CLERUM. SEXAGINTA,CONCIONES Fidem et Usum christiduz speaantes, novis typis a.:.-curate t jarrascriptctArnitantit)us matirlatx; a Presbyter° Ecelesix con Veneunt• spud Ostel, iive Maria -44e, .P refill:lt 31. Conciolies aptarirur ad omnes Dies Dminicas toriLrs ' , lli, et ad Occasi , ,nes tam - speciales qttain consuetas. Pro ,tant venales, simul sub invulucro sigiliato Sexirginta Conciones,?' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • . 4 t the Raven Inn • in St.. Helen's, - in : the County. of Lan caster, ,on Monday, the tith nay of lone, 18,4, subject to such Conditions as will in...then produced, A LL those TWO several COLLIERIES, situate, 1 -1. lying, 'and being iii the 'f ownstiiirtf EE.-CL Ott tn, s.,id ooUr.ty or I. iicaster, called the CO I't' E R. HILL arIdGILLAS GKLA . N COLLIERIES, With the 'Stearn tn g ifi e s and Nldierials tberen•ao belonging,' mid cow - -in full Fork ; one of Collieries is conveniently situated 1 0 tire Sankey Ndyrotion, anal to other advaotag4ouly litu.itcd for Land Trade to Livcrp 9 .,l,,apd other places. Tyrer, at EL,..; , ..tstrin-lodge, -. will shev the reni44s, trorn whom any f.:riber partkiilars:may be had: • • VALIJABI,F LEAS.EHOLL). ESLATE. UPPER_ CHAIkLOT LE-STREET, VII 2.1t0Y. SQU RE. • • TO111F.:. SOI:13:BY AUCTION, : cßy.Mr. WILLIAM .STANTON • At Carravy,y's Cotlee.house - , "Change-alley, Cornhill (if: . .- not Dispostd Of hy Private Contrad), - A. V a luable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, NO. 5 3, Upper Chi totte-street, Fitzroy..sqtiartr, consisting'. Of a substantial - and -convenient Fatuity House, situated oat 1: 1 ) 1 e west side of the said street, alut.ebn.taining . a good sized , D`iraing.ropm, handsome' Drawing-count and DreakfastPr 'Stir, fitted up w'ith marble chimney. pieees . .arictenriched c ornices; eight 140,,(1.11erf.A.hainbers, 1-leuseiceeper!s- ;Room, klvants' Had, aw 4 sp.ietous But:er's tintry, and,ot he! CiAtveiiie nces for a Faniity. A!' vt:y r g6od s and C uaL n,house, • Witill3eX-e4alnber.atid tray • lot uvet the same. This Estate lidit under the Duke. of Beaford, upon a °ng Lease. of wit , ca 67 years will he unexitifed Inas, 8 0 7, at a Gro,,ind.rent of Isl. pdr :aticklorms:'a lesPettable,,convenient,-=.n4:cianfortable To wit,itesidence, daily increasing to value in consequence of the, great demand or (-louses at tile west end of tit.: Metropolis, and, front the 'erigth of She t,r en. is tiejily .neat f it value to: Freettol4., • Patientars, with Con(.litrons amitime of Sale,will be telac_ x lari of Messrs.. Vernon and Franklin , Solicitors, Lincoln's. inn ; of Messrs. B Chapman, Land. Surveyors , i tl i ddle Tempte.hal I ; • at Garraway's Colfee-house ; and of! the Auctioneer, tlitchln, Herts —The Estate to , be viewed with 'rickets of atlinission, to be had as above. Fashionable G LOSSY BOOTS. and sHO ES. WBAY LEY begs leave to recomnietia the-Use • of his PATE NT BLACKING CAKES, which ter more than Thirty Years past have been-found superior- to fI Y thing of the'kind'otlered.to public notice. Fite Blacking made from these Cakes, with Water only, hill k ee p the Leather soft , plian t, and mellow, to t h e very last, and give it the most beautiful. black Gloss, not, of. the /aPatt hue, which is produced by using.Vt•negar instead . .of Water, or Vitriol mixed with Water ; but it should be 06.- served, that the corrosive quality, ofeither is extremely • pious to the Leather. • .„ There being many counterfeit Cakes , sold b y un p rinci p led. rersons, nearly resembling the true Ones in Appeafance, the Patentte begs to observe, that they may be discovered by: ins Name on the Label being differently spelt, or• the word. las) or (as formerly) inserted before the word prepared. The Zefittitle Cakes.have engraved Labels pasted on them with these wo rds; " By 'thq King's Patent, Cakes for Sliining_ '' Liquid Blacking , prep ared by W. Bayley, the Patentee, 4 „k and sold by Bayley. and Blew, Cockspur-street, London." life! Sixpence each, which will make a full 'Pint of Black ',..4g• Large Allowanc e is made to those who buy thme 'for' -Lxportation, or to sell again,' with a liberal Discount to such ks take Quantities for' Ready Money. • N B. The Bills of Diredions are signed as below, which appears on the Outside of each Cake. W. BAYLLY. MR. DUFOUR is perfectly aware of the preju dices which many possess to the advertising 'system, Ind would reject it . as derogatory to his Prolession;•-particu 2nly as his extensive Pradice in London entirely preClildet the necessity of it; but having for many years confined ,P ractice to the Cure of ' StriCtures Obstrodions, leets; 846.. 4 s well as Debility and all other Disorders of the Urethra, r eqUiring secrecy, and being sole Proprietor of DA ltA N's , `-ELF,IiRATED LiOUGIES and Rl IEDIFS; he. feels himself actuated by motives of duty to adopt it as the only ettod by which a great number of i'ersons, in every part of ( "e Kingdom, may obtain elli-dual relief, which experience Proves they cannot obtain fncim country praditioners, Ills r nzthod of cure istnilcl.and efficacious, and not liable to the °bjea.ons -made to the Caustic and other Vident.methods, vthich do not prevent a relapse. For the various svtairtoms, re fir. D.'s Pre tile, price 2i 64. to be had at his house, O. 54, Frith-street, Soho, where he continues to give Aq.. .ice, in separate' Rooms, from Nine to Pour. -.Letters for .e.dvice ate expetted to euntain is Bank Note. POItTRAITORE On Shturday the , zoth w►ll publisi►ect, k >ne large Volume d 0, A- PORTRAITURE: of METHODISM; being A imprtial View• of the' Origin, Progress, and COIL. ratter of the Wesleyan' Methodists. In a Spries of Leters . addressed to a Lady. • . . • tfy J NIGHTINGALE. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster- - row. This Month will be published, In One Volume 4to. elegantly printed by Bensley, embel lished with Fotir. beautiful!) , .engraved Portraits, by F tee -1[3.11E LIVES of 1111.1 TISH STATESMEN.-=' • by JOHN MACIJIARNIII3, Esq. The influence which the conAuc.l of our Statesmen has hut on our INlctuonal Charager, renders then.. BinAraphy an nit portant and attractive subject This Volume contains the Lives of Sir "I hualas M( ft..! ; CeciJ, Lord Buri , !igh ; Went worth, Earl of"Straiimt; and Hyde, Earl 6t Clarendon.- . , . , • . Vie plan 'of the• Work is to unfold the private iiitury ,and charadker at tile Kan, to expiaiti hts political views, :end re• cord his public'actions. Tne cuteinporary history; toe aeli. m:atiori Of niaiiners, and . of the state of knowied A e are intro duced as far as . was requisite to illustrate the Biographical Vicin e. ..' , -- T;llb,;'shed by ,Longman, litirst, Rees, and Orrne, Pater noster-roW: This Day was published, In amo. price 3s. 6d. hoards ; 4s. ; on a fine wove repel, mth new Pc:a! T) pe, A NEW GENERAL PRONOUNCING DIC :c lONA y shewi at iip!! View the Orthograpny, Explanatio,t, Acccutuatlon, and ProhtiociatiOn of ail the pur est . nu mr,,t app. wed Terms in tn.:, English Langtuge, ac cording to tile practice of the most eminent Lexicographers and Orators. _ By WILLIAM ENFIELD, M.A Author of " Elements of N-.tural Philosophy," &c. &c. Titis handsomely printed at once a Key to a po fished and pure Pronunciation, and a lucid Explanation of the Phrases of our Langua,;e, is particularly rec-Mmended to Foreignc.rs and others who wish to attain a knowledge of the Enilish Tongue itt'aft its variety ant beauty" irons the clear and siniple crietnod adopted for expiaining`tht various S i ounds, it is adapted to alt descriptions of persons. _ -• Printed for 43. Crosby and' Co. , Stationere-court, London. ' • Where may be had, just published,. Mayor's New Speaker ; or, English ClasS,book ; the 3d Edition; szrnO..l rice-4s. h - ntnct. • • . Essays on RhetoTie,„ abridged chiefly front Dr. Etait's Lee. tures, the sth Edition, tzirio price 4s. 6d. bound: .-:- I TEIE CANIADAS. ' An This - Day were publisirAl, in a splendid , and very large Vo . lunie in Quarto, illustrated with 30 Copperplates, engraved from originalDrawin2,s taken qu the spot by the.Antitor, " price 21. 10 . 'in . in hoards, ; .: .' - ~, ..'-...- Titc-I.V.ELS through the CANADAS ; contain ing a p.a4cripthw. 9t' the Pictun.sque Sceiiery Qll souse of the Rivers. and Lakes; with an Accou,:a of the Produc:. bons; commerce, and lidiabitAws of tlioseT rovinces. To which is subjoiited a Coniparati , ie View of the Niariners'and Customs'ofaeveralot the 111Ci:hip : NaLciptIS of North and South America. • By GEORGE WERIOT,'Esq. De c ity Postmaster-General of British North America &c. . Painted 'for , R ichara. Pnil Ups; :1+1o: '6;' Bridge- . street , Black. friars, and to be had of all-Booksellers. N.B. A few Copies of the Piiates which have been 13:z•au. tifully .coloured i t n the manner of the oriAinal Drawni6s, have been done up iii a separate Atlas,' and the Work with this elegant accompaniment may bchad'at Three Guineas and a Half per Copy. • I-I ebr E celated CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD HT • for Debilities, Nervous.' Disorders, Weaknesses pecu- ' .liar‘to . Females, :Hysterical Atlettions, lowness of Spi ,rit, Loss of Appetite and Indigestion, aeirlConsumptiVe Coin; plaints in general, •See.!•-•. , -It - is the .most abplute• Remedy._ ter suck Diseases•as are attended with the following symp- . toins '; nainely, - a great sthitnets of the breast s with dillicul-' ty'RE,,breathing ; violent palpitations of .the heart . ; sudden of heat in variOits parts of th t ',flashes body ; at other times • sense of cold, as-if waterwas. poured on them : tlying'pains• in the arms and limbs,..back and belly, resembling those oc; casionvci by the gravel ; - the pulse very variable, sometimes •titijonitnonly slow, at other times very quick.;- yawning; the hictough, frequent sighing, and a sense of sutfocation as from a ball or lump its tho throat ; alternate fits of crying and convulsive. laughing ; the.sleep unsound, and'seldotti refresh ing; and tile• patient often troubled with horrid dreams,—. MuCh has been said. by interested individuals against Medi cines that are advertised, but there is a very itpportant obser.. ' vation to be made respetting - the Cordial Balm of Gilead, that, unless its operation be gentle , sate, and efficacious, it could not have risen to the unexampled repute and universal _cienland it has acquirer:lf; for, as it has rarely the great advan iage of a pershasive advocate at-the ear of the patient,.,so nothing but his convietion of its yirtues, by its salutary etieEts,. cad induce him to persevere, and yet, reasonable perseverance is certainly most requisite lo enable even the, happies t com bination of chyrnicals and galenicals -to root out chronic Dis eases; and restore the valetudinarian'tO health. As Dr. SO L()MON , s7practice isnow become so great and extensive,- and • his constant engagements requiie a consider. able portion of his time. and attendanc, he expects, when Ccinsulted, the 'Usual compliment : of a Guinea ; •but-all writ -tea cases, or letters'or advice, and unaccompanied with an. order for Medicine and remittance, to be answered at his lei sUre, arc s required to inclose only Half-a-Guinea... Such let - - tors " should, for safety, be• thus dirOert--," Money-letter, Dr. Solomon, near Liverpool ; Paid double postage:)— at the PoSt-0 Letters may Rice, -till be ordered to be addressed for X: Z. or ? B. . . '••• A SaVing of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold iii bottles, price half-a guinea each.; there are also battles, price 335. containing equal to four bottles at ros. •6:1. by which the Patient saves 9s: including also Ihe , duty ; ,the stamp of which hears. the Proprietor's name and address, " Samuel Solomon. Liver-• pit.ol," to imitate which is felony. • • . . N. B. lt is 'necssiiry to observe, that the postage of ail letters, whatever . must - be paid. The Cordial Balm of Gilead, A nti-I m petigines, and Abster•• gent Lotion, ar.d "Guide Health,"' are Sold by< Nirs. Mathews, N0.,t8, Strand, London; Mrp Smith, Perfumer, No. 38, and Mr. Rat!burn, North Bridge; Mr..liaxter and Mr. Scott, Seruth-ffridge ;- 'Mr. Davidson and klusband, - Elder and Co. , Edinburgh ;• Mr„ Baxter, Glasgow ; W.' Cameron, 'c reehock ; • G.',l3rowningl Paisley ; Cra4v fOrd, 'Kilmarnock • I Young, I rvin# ; A. FOrsyth, and P. Whiteside, Ayr.; W, Crawford, Girvdn ; 1. C.irson, New D,;uglas ; T. Kirketitihright ; T:lll.!.Crodie, Kirk. ant)"; Myth, I:eVert; . Dempster, C.upar ; ',Dun dee; I'. Craigie,..Montro,se ; I.• ':and 1. Andcrson, Aberdeen ; Dr. White, liantri M‘kitiasiT; Itivernes; T. M 'Ken zie,',Stotnakvily ; P.:Pay for, St ranraer ; Johnson and Bisset, Perth ; W. Anderson, Sterling; Coke and Reid; 'Leith ; Alexander, DM - ) ferritline ; Wilson, D Mbar , Vianct, •-A r. Erroath ; "Diakson, , Dumfries ; • i'horson, 11..rwick ; Weddel, Alnwick ; Pateiton; Arbuttanot, and litinieson, Pe terhead ; A. 'M, 4 ,1.40na1d, Trringate, • Glass•ov ; and by most 13nnkseliers -and" Venders. of latent Meiiiicine‘ in the United Kia ~:.) PICT UAL FFICE, litfy zB , iBO7. • THE COIIIII‘.IISSIONERSfor VICTUALLIANG mAyEsn's. *iyill/i* do hereby give Notiie, On Thursdaj,,‘tht„iB,h of jime :next, they be reaLty !o receive 'Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat Jro Thre& Hundred Thousami 'C;alious of W i!Si INDIA RIM,. or FOREIGN BRAN D Y ; fobe d.livered; B,e-hall in the-space 4 , ene . Moab, and the remdirder in one illonth alterwatdt,„kto Viauallifig,Stßres a! peptfia-d, , Iyermth t 4l c. the Jo/loving prcportiont, viz, Dept/Ord - 2Po;oo(i " •i' - ortsmouth *- - -. Plymouth - - - - ,6i,000 , \ io9,qpo and to be paid fps' by Bills, p9y4ble i w to interest, ninety..dyf after date. The Conditions of the Contra s t"? may Ge sir,: at the Seereavy'S OpYre. B. No Tender will.be accepted ,unless the luantio Ram and of Liramt:y v together with the Price r*ereof„shall be lielj 4 1 4 dittin..9ly staled ; nor will an; re'n-fer be adMitted for a lest guantiti tha4' Ten Thousand Ca/.,,,s of either No regard will Ge bad to ally Tender in•zuhieb the Price shall' not be ins'e,ted in7vordr .al leakth, or that shall not be delivered •!o the I3oard • before One o'Clock on the said Thursday, the of Yane next, nor unless the Person who mike, 1,,e T?nder , or s;n:e Peron a , 7J7k, 1/,•,1 I • ' t. I) 'VER. PERRY, • Surgeon, Soutivaavoil-stree,r ; 1. Bloouisbory -squire. l'toprietor ot ADAM S's V r yet ernicaci its Cure' of S - l'ONE'and U VEL in the A D RorKl DN E S, acquaints the 1%41)- he; that he Las for some yea, - s devoted his - wholii-prolessio , al attention to the aboveDise.ises,. and their coin pl,ication : with ttrot.of Gout.. - He'lnay be .:ousulteil daisy at his own 1-I,.use, and .1 note • especial! y nn Wed, iesday s and ridays, where. he dispenses, the „Solvent in bottles of ds - 6d. I is. andt I. zs. Stamps included, twoof Witten list searcely•ever tall to cur red toe calculous diathesis in the 11.1it,' and thereby prevent the concr7tion ot.Stone in persons of a '6...cloittary life. "' • - Sold also at , Baeon and Co' s s„ , 150, Oxford strect,,,and ; oh Bolton's, front of the Royal E Where also may he had, just published, the • AUthor's " bisquisition at the Stone and Gravel," Ninth Edition, trice • is, 6.1. pointing out t heir •Cause, and''t he Diet - to - 'he observed 'during the -'ettre, with many extraordinary Cases, some .of petted recovery even after the ,per:iron it ii bests ii is I'Y ,‘ltyi)l I NEWBERY .aid SONS, No. 45, St. , Paul's 1' • Church-yard, London, Pioprietors of Dr. tames's Powder and other Valuable Preparations,- inform the that in consequence of the New Starry Duties, the Price of that Medicine will be in • future as. 911. per Packet,- or Ss. 6d. per Dozen bat the quantity ola lloten Packets in a Bottle (as nude up tor the i+ tiny and Navy) ;nay be had' .fortl. 45. And as the words "F. Newbery, No. 45„, St. • Pant's," are engraved in the Stamps, which it is presu med Will be a sufficient security ag . an - ist Gitinerfeits, his Signa ture enfthe Labels will be discontinued,. ~ ' • -- The following are the Prices. of their other Medicines, Stamps included ; but those who pu'rmse six, or wore, at a time, will he.allowed the Stays gratis. s. d. '• s. d. Dr. larnees.Powder . 2 9 - Dalby's Carminative t 9 Do. in ' - 24 - o Dr. Austin's Chaiybeate DO. AO:del/tie tills 4 6 Pil6 • - .4 . 0 1)o. lank I>.,x - 2 a f' nni:e a s . ria.Of nark 4 a The Antilkilioils Pills 2 9 Dr. Iluxhain's ditto 3 a Dr. Ste,:r's 2 a Tonic Pills - 2 9 Do. Coiviiilsion - n 2 6 Efw,lish Cotree. - 2 9 Ditto Nitre Drops - 2 6 Cart:liter's Drops 2 9 Do. (..amoirtile Drops t 9 Essence of Ginger - 2 9 Do, Paregoric Lozenges t ri DittoP,epperinint t r 6 Allgibaud's illois ditto I i Dr. Hooper's Pills ti* Essenccofeoltsfoot 3 6 • Grant's Drofq* -, ; r , it, Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 o I ngiish's Scats Pills I_ O . Cephalic: Snuff Flenry?s :gstesia z 6 Jones's Rheum. Tint. 3 6 Norton's Drops - s. 6 Berr - y's Bilious Pills 4 6 Spilbury's Drops s - 6 Glass's Magnesia - 3 6 Dr: Salandt.es Tea 2 : ,9 Wilson's Alterative 4 6 Greenuit.r,les Tinaute r 6 Purifying Sweet Cakes 2 3 olu.4ozenges N. 13. As *many Pers o ns. rtist:ll; ,T e the 'House of MesSrs. Newhery, obserVe, that it is at the East End of four Doors from Cheapside thev, words inscribed.on‘ the. Front—" THE' ONLY WAREHOUSE FOR DR. Ay PO,WDER " • . , 1 • • WHEN Professional M nen of Educatio -and Responsibility deviate from :he, general System by the,seledion of a peculiar branch, the satielien of long coo, tinutd succesS'is the best criterion of sUperiority. Thirteen years liqe I devoted my pm:A - ice : to the exel ulive treatment of Three Disorders, anticthe successful result e t my plan gives me additional ardor to ()prose, as t a r as 1 am able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the-niost important in the Catalogue of !lonian lufirlttitres. - After initiation into every. Branch, as an Army Surgeon, I fOrmed a wish at an early period of Pradice to rescue in. dividuals front the ignorance of uneducated • Men, or • the equally dangerous precipitancy of general PraditionerS. , • . • The Three Disorders, to the Cure, of which I _have de. voted my attention, comprise every species of V E h/E - REAL INFECTION, .whether of a recent or long du ration: 2dly, All kinds of debility, Whether arising from ' the habits of school-boys, or the, indulgences of mature age: And, lastly, tnat derangement •ot the system in men which is called 13 A It itEN N E SS, or STERILITY. • Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance, .or. .haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea; and it not un frequently happens that the-seeds of Lite are poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded hour. —By‘a superior me thod such Complaints are easily cured ; and, even where others have tailed; I trust that I may presume to offer a radical re-establishment. • • . Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress in this disorder, compared , with the calamitous situations of Men, who', from an indtagelice in a' solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable lite, acquire that state: of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits: Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but carefully • ctxiccal Ins -misfortune, it . may be some conso lation for hail to know, that although it be an objet of doubter uncertainty with other Practitioners, the remove; of these Deficiencies .by the gradual progress' of Renova. tien, is the acquirement of ay Experience. If the rites of BacchuS or Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety Will be prevented by an early -Counterac tion of this languid State,' and in these cases, no great difficulty will occur. l 3ut where this Deficiency has foryears existed, a proper perseverance is indispensably requisite to revive the slum bering Sparks of Lite, and to re-animate the Constitution. • .M AR It I ED WOMEN, who have long beets disappointod in their expedations of a FaMily, may be assured, that 'n most instances, such deeds are curable by : Medical skill. - The secresy which is- so essential to. my undertaking, • and the qualiticatiOns which 1 have presumed to state, form the basis or my pretensions, and in coincidence with such this intimation is given, that Mr. ;free may be consuitct • persOnally, or by Letters (inclosing a soul! Note), at h's • house, No: zy, Arundel street, strand, near, Temple Bar There is an additional Entrance in Water-street, adloming, and the Name is on both the doors.' MARTIN Bass, Merllberot the Royal cen le ge o f s rg eo n s A CAuT lON. —Some Persons who falsely assert them selves to be Members of the lOyal College', having tbr . seve, rat months past copied my Advertisements almost word for word, and inserted them as their own productions,. it•is my duty to mention, that those Persons are not Members of any College in London, Edinburgh elsewhere, nor have they acy•right to practise Surgery in London. , •• tp be ,First Lientenant, vice Worsley, proin.oted. • 'as ab6%;e. .t t• Captain Dentiert's Colripany (Pim:Rogers. , Esq. to be C.:13. tai4, vice folli•frz,.resigned. Dated May Of, ,z8 , 67.!.111 , nnas litlCl. t 1; Gentilo be: ...re.,:oiteriant, vice Itoiz,ers, .pzont,nt,ll. Dat.d.as,abolre. EthVard Pittis, Gent. to be Lieu•tri,mt, • vice 1);',4 ,- ; titiekiter•invel _John I);.t,nett, Ge t. to be -Ensign, vice Pit is, promoted. i)etcd as above. • . (Atv.'ll,P7f, yfre ccitt,a.v. Thoduis tooinbrs to he :- . ..ccorid Lie ,teiiant, vice • Dated Al .ay A. 11397. •• CeirtYliirskni sio;red Ly tl, , t Lou/ I_,:eatenant of Hants. • . Noqh C'h• - ,;.41,5•• ' • • •-•• • The lion; Thomas Onto k'uwlett to be COrnet. Dated Nov. i 1596 • ' • .41rislpa l'oftweer Infmtv. Peter Kerby, Esq. to qe Captatn„ decedsod. 1.)at441 .... kane 1 t f4o7. • . . . . ERRATUM in former Gazette. • .AlO 2 l/., -For trisigii itenryTerry to Ge. 'EltNifeftillT, 'vice De-Coetlo. resigned. 'llatetr Md) , iSO7, read, Losign.llticib aid retry to be Lieuienant, 1)e - Coetiogon, resigned. Dated (\lay ".- E 4 \lj:tt7P -S, Rit;liard Clemoe, of FA,. Cornwall, merchant, to sur. rel',A, I un , :. 9,.+6., 1,11.. IS, ./t ten, at Lon- Eournillon ;And Hewitt, Liftlet Frhia)-hrreet,:(_ . he,,,sl.l, , . • 1110,1 las 1111,11,..ti, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, linen-draper; jutie 47.1. j. tl4 .I tale l'urk's Fica,l r•Ltlv cdst;.2. anon-T) ne. I Nit. k-lar_v4; 'Nevcastic - ; or Messrs. Wurth.un and'Stepkulsofi, Castic•stNet, barn, Ltilidoll, _ _ - . Watson the younger, of Raiford, Nottinghamshire . ; jr iurr antf - trouse-earpenter, (.uno 26, at six, 27, anti lull 18, at ten, at. inn, Atilirrifei p Messrs. Cutts and Sanders, Ntittirighaut ; or Mr. BtaKe - - lock.; .E Int-cow t, Teinpl4, London. Robert Adams; late of I one 19, at one, 27, at eleven,-.an,i jury, (S, at twelve, at the Dui phins, Southampton. Attorney, Mr. Nichols, South ampton. , lames Rulloch, late of Scott's-yard, hash-lane, London', wine arid sprrit-Mcnchant, I uneh 3, at ten, 23, ,I,a J uly iS, at ope, at Guildhall, rti.ttortiies, ;tites..,r. Crowder, Lavie, and Garth, Frederick's - place, Old wry. John Heaps, Lle ,of Jpackfriars'-road, Surrey, tailor and draper, l ime 9, " rb, and Jmy S, at ten; at Guildhall; London. • Attornsy,/tirr. ,Harason,. • gram-court Per/church-street. )oliiiMatiiias, of Brightlichnstone, Sussex, stater, 1911 C 13, at 911 e, 27, at. tyvelve r and I uty 13, at MK`, at G urh hall, London. Attorney, 'Mr; Hughes, i lford's4 nn. Edward i) laelimore, of tta-street, Covent-Garden, Middlesex, tailor, Jutie i,, at'ereven, 2.3, and filly ill, at ori,"•at Gurlcttiall. At,toiney,,, Mr. ilemich, ealsgraye pla.;e,.Ternpic-bar. John Lavies, of Cardiff; Glarnorganshire, builder, June 5,2, Vh.and July IS, at,e)creti, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. 'At- tornies, Mr. AndrdweS, BiistOl;r:or- Messrs. • Tarrant, G rep, and Aloule, : , Chancery -lane, London. Joseph Wicken, note or iat Of Sandnuist, Kent, grdce-r. I uricl9, 20, July 18, at ten Lat the George lan, Crauorook, Kent. Atrorrues, Mr. Willis, Craobrook ;or Mr. Dyne,' Serjeant's-lan, leet-street,. . • , l'hornas Yr rgriwre, C , Ad Bath square, Cleik- . - enwe.l, Alkidlescyc, r:tilier at oil , arid slier:flacon, lune 9, atpt duly td, at twelve, C; Attorntes - , ltilessrs. Parkinson and Mar , iott, Si/no:la's-IBU. DI V, ID F. . _ lune 3e. Needier Chauaberlain, of Fleet-strnt, London, tlatiALit, at tan, a Gtillt,thatt. uly t. t aeoi.t9sta Leen, .of %Yuan!, Muckles,on, Salop, tnlluw cuantiler, at ql'even, at ilia E..kpriant and (2,itto Newport, Saiop: • I uoe 27. Git_tiics Twy,,Jusi, of Thavies- Inn, liulborn, LOrf; nrAI)-s,;rive,.er, atone, at Sutititt4l:. - uoo3o. Marston, kivvv, or late or Uttioteter, Star for,isoira, 'cork-cattee, at twelve, at the T iiee Queens, 1.3 ltr tchl-npqil4 . rtent. . ) ono iiitnh antiKob6it Scroqk,':of the Cadf change,. Loadon 4 -ctial..ta.ctora, 1 Mounds's Pearce, ut hlocL,n4n-sl:t, StYerey, incriii;er, ar teti; London., • One 30. Aoranain Wood, late of Scotland- yard, White.; 11411, Middlesex, viCt.ta ler, at ten, at U ime 30. GeOrge or Gray's-Lin-lane, Middlesex, cow keeper; 'tit ttn;,at G.corge Bum and foim Mouat, of Little" Carter. • iin:e; i)otturi'-t.*.oininons; Loi s idon,: wnulesale grocers, at te►t, tit , J 6 .AV l4 :l l' l l l l ,4 l ! " ri ll Wieks, late . Holborn; I.of,dun, iinncra,:sucr, at ten, at U uilauail. J tine 34. joint SoincryiN,•Ctiancery-lane, London, .cabinet:' maxcr, at ()tie, at Guar:lll4. J u ly 4 . William Youngliusband, of •Colcliester, Essex, drap.:r, at twelve; at Guildhall, London. , • • - June 27. 1141tilolotne'.v fox, late of Gough-square, Londor, • merchant, at eieven;at•Ghildnall. tuly-187.. Ueort i e.Deverel I, or itedourni Hertfordshire, straw. hat-manufacturer, at one, at Guildhall,. Loihl , /n. • July 21. 'illornaa fneobald, ut . Uxlo‘o,Stiect, Middlesex, tiosizr, at ten, at June 29. William - Leightim, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, inn keeper, at eleven, at tne.Turk's; .Head, Newcastle-upon 'Tyne. J tine 27. William Dewdney, of Fleet-street, London, jeweller, at twelve at Guildhall. *( July 7. -William Ed watds,. of J , ittiq"..:Ntvport-street, tester square,,laid.Jesex, toyutsa, at ten, at (.;uodliali.' June 30. Henry Ilancock, and o u r 'ilernard licdtineyer. of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchants, at eleven, at Deltas Cot fez-house, - N.:Ncastte:upon-Tyae.'- • ' July r 1. Henry Shepard, late ot Cambridge, wine and liquor. merchant,. at one, at Guiiditall, Lohden. June 30. • Thonias.Maildon, of Page's-walk, Bermondsey, Surrey,, - viaualler, at ten, at Uurlditall, London. luly I. lolin Snarples; ur Walton-iii-le.Ual.:, Lancashire, •cotton-manulactarer, ,at eleven, at the Golden fleece,, Preston. July r. Thomas Ellis, of Preston, Lancashire, ironmonger, at eleven, at tire GuliLm Fleece, Preston. tune 29. Charles Green Pritchard and Sarah Tipper, latq of Cluirpnhani,Wiltshire, victuallers, at eleven, at the White ' Hart, Cliippcultam. CERTIFICATES. lune 27. Robert Coombs, of Lioies-Inn, Middlesex, money. scrivener. . . john Ciaskell, late of Nottingham, but now of Arnold, Not. tingitanishire, broker.. Abraham 1 - la)e, of Lancaster, vitit.ornerchant. . Andrew Seli..n, of kioniton Devonshire, grocer. • Richard P 1 Linter Fuller, of G uhdford, Surrey, ironmonger. john ISrauch, of Manchester, broker. Arthur Mackie, late of Ythiput-lane, London, coffee-mer chant. - - PARTNERSHIPS DIS :OLP.ED. john •Irving and Mail Tatham, Lancaster, wine and iquor merchants. John riuuter, Hawkhurst,.Kent, and Tames smith, Cad borough, nee Rye, ;conimuki carriers. faez rundeison, Nortnallerton, mercer, anti Williain john son, \ uric:Awe, weaver. , lames Nixon . and twin Draper, pattern-diawers and print- cutters. John Wilishaw and Thomas Platt, Nlanchofiter, bout and shoe-makers. George Hopwood and _John Leonard, Kingston-upon-Wall is grocers. ~ • Elizabeth and Maria HCasell, Norwich, miiliner.s. R. M. Atbnry and Sainue4 etihder, WlOll, -patters. Thinna's White . and Williata,C;?4.lftey,, Wiutel ton, shirr:, grows. • -