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This Day was' published, price 7s. in boards, BE STUDENT's COMPANION ; •or, a Sum - Ifriary of General Knowledge : comprehending Geogra phy, Natural history, Astronomy, Chronology, History, Biography, Commerce, Belles Lettres, History of Litera ture, and Politics. Illustrated by many En gravings. • By 1011 N SABINE. London : Printed for T. -Egerton, Military Library, White. hall ; and H. D. SyrnondS, in Paternoster-row. •-• • •'e his- DayZ; published, piiee'2s.. &L. kJUGGESTIONS arising-from t 11,2 NBOLITION of the AFRICAN SLAVE ,TicAl?k, for supplying the Demands of the West-India Colonies with AGRICUL TURAL LABOURERS. • '• By ROBERT TOWNSEND FARQUHAR. Esq. . . . . . . Sir Peter Teazle, Mr. WROL:G wroN Sir 011.ver Surface ' Mr. DOW TON ; . joseph Surface, Mr I ARP R Y MORE ; Charles. Surface, Mr. EL LISTON -, • Crabtree (first time), Mr. PEN LEY ; Careless, Mr. DIGNUM ; Trip, Mr. DL CAMP; Lady Teazle, Miss DUNCAN • • Lady Sneerwell, Mrs HA R LOWE. ; Maria, Miss MELLON ; Mrs. Candour, Miss POPE. • - In Ad 111. a Soug.by Mr. DIGNUM. With (17th time) . a - new Grand Romantic Melo-Drame, called THE WOOD DIENION ; Or, THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK: With new Music, Scenes, Machinery, Dresses, &c. The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Kelly. Hadykoute, Mr. DE CA MP; Gatelpho, Mr. PENLEY; Willikmd,. Mr, -D TON ; Oswy, Mr. GIBBON_; Rolf, - Mr. W EBB ; - • • Leolyu, Miss C. BRI sTaw ; • un.,, Airs. H. SI D DONS ; - , Clotilda, Mrs. HARLOWE ; Paulina, Miss KELLY. foxes 6s. SeCond Price 35.- . --Pit 35. 6d. Second Price 2s. : - --Call'ery 25. Second Price is. —Upper Gallery as. Se . - eon(' Price6d,-140 Money to be returned. • Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Box-office, in Little Ritssel -street. The Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at I - Lill-past Six. To-morrow, The Curfew ; with The Wood Daemon; or, The Clock has Struck. Printed for John Stackdale; 'Pica Cilty. Of tinhorn raspy bcf. hAd,:The ,Nqky Annual Register, from 17No to tSos, z 6 Volurnes„ half-pound, price zzl. 25. In the Course of the Month, willbe published, in Two Vols. TO CALICO-PRINTERS, COPPESMITHS, FAR- 4W. with rortiait, SOME ACCOUNT of the PUBLIC LIFE, and a Seleettonfrom the Unpublished WRITINGS, of the Earl of MACARTNE Y : the latter consisting of Extracts from . an Account of the Russian Empire ; a Sketch of the Political HistOiy . of Ireland ; and a }ournal of an EmbaSsy frotn the King of Great _Britain to the Emperor of China ; with an Appendix to each Volume. _BY 101-IN' BARROW, F.R.S. ' Author of Travels in China and Southern Africa, and of a . , • Voyage to Cochin-China. • Printed far T. Cadell and W Pavies, Strand. Qf whom may ba had, New Editions of r. Mr. Barrow's Travels in Southern Africa, 2 Vols. 4to. with Maps and Other Engravings, price 31: 3s. boards. Mr. Barrow's 'fraveis in China, 4to. with Maps and ''..other Engravings, price 21. las. 6d. boards. 3. Mr. Barrow's Voyage to Cochin-China, &c. with nu merous Engravings, coloured after the original "D rawings, price 31. 135..6d. boards,. - • . MERS, STABL E -KEEPERS,4sce. ' TO BE'SULD BY AUCTION, By Mr. FRANCIS THOMPSON, 'On the Pietnises, at Darenth, two miles twin Dartford, in Kent, on Monday the 27th April; 1807, and Two tollowingllays, - • At Eleven o'Clock precisely, be Order of the, Proprietors, THE .Entire Stock of, CALICO-PRINTERS' 1 IMPLEMENTS and DRUcS, comp. i544 ,- , large Cop pers, from 2 ,o to 300 gallons each, Ash Ketties, leaden Scowgr K - ettle; and Scowcr Back., 6 quarter and half quarter Copper plate Presses, Callender, Punting-tables, a large quantity of Copper-plates, the U teusilsof a 13l ue-house, and other Implements used in Calico Printing ; likewise a large quantity of Crop Madder , Ground Roots, Indigo; park, And other Drugs. Together with the Farming Stuck, con sisting of five large Ho f-stacks, a. Stack of, Saintfoin, Town and. Cathay Waggons. and Carts,. Ploughs, I rton Land Raw ,lers, three very capitAl Cart Horsys, t,ears, Harnesses, and various other Fartning•Uteusils. . To be viewed till the Sue, 'and Catalogues had on the Premises, the plincipal Inns, Dartford. - Green Man, Black ' heath, and of Mr. Thompson, 4 Paternoster-row, London. The Farming Stock.witl be Sold on the Third Day's Sale. VICTUALLING OFFICE, ' : " April 2D,' MHE COAIMISSIONERSfor VICT UM, LING lIIS MAYES' . Y's N 4 I . !Y . ,:erelTgive iyotice, I b a t on Tuesday the 231 b they wit/ be reacfrto receive Tern der, i r writing ( seal% -, / up), and tier or n'Oo rb9Ori;nd 1' Of BISC UI T, made front nchole' Meal; 19: he .deliiVoit iit 4 Mo,O, Into His Majesty's I/47u e , •es hathant, to be paid for .c dityi date. - ' The Conditions of the Contra,f7 t ire .ifte/ •at the Serie. tatyts Office. • No regard wilt be had to any Ten , i,n - to •ichl:,•'l) toe !'.ice s/.iI I ?lid be inserted in .u.,9rds at length, ti-,;t ,11,4;,! not Lie delivere io the Board helo,e One o'Cl,ek GI .1;."! Sdid: rsday the Instant, nor k gless the Person nth, in .1 t 16i Tender, fr , :Person on hi, behalf, attends, to anynver,Tch:n called for. . • FICTUALLIAIa.OkTIC.t, il zc, i 8.7. THE COMMISSIONERSfor VIC FUALLING WS 31 A JESTI") NAVY do hereby give Notice, ft at : in tuescky the 28th Instant, they will be rea reci , is, , e Ten i;•; in uniting (sealed up), and treat for Twelve Hund=e,l ter: of Pale and Three Hundred Quarters LI Z I .se-dried A.A b 1 R.- M ALT ; and for One Hundred, Bags of KL N T 1 SH i'S the last Year's growth, to be answerable to Seimples to be prodne.;l with the lenders; 10 be delivered in a Fortnigot, by weekly kr); portions, into His Majesty's Vie - hearing .)Mores at , 1), , prk.,.•.1 ; aii so be paid for by Bills, payable, with inte , est, ninety d.iys after, date. _ . This Day was published, price 25. 6d. sewed, A Comparative Sketch of the EFFECTS titoLous and VACCINE INOCULATION ; being an enumeration of FACTS not generally knoinin or considered, but which will enable the Public to form its own judgrnent'on the probable importance of the lennenan ilia covery. FOR ERUPTIONS ON TfiE SKIN. PETITS .PATES, or PURIFYING SWEEI CAKES. - PROM:the iirevalence of Diseases of the Skin in Citildren, trour InOculation, and other causes, and the difficulty of eradicating them, it has been long wished that an Alterative could be devised that should comprise real be littit in a small compass, and at once be innocent, cheap, pleasant, and effedual. A Praditioner of great experience contrived, many years since, a Medicine of this description for his young Patients, and gave it a form peculiarly adapted to the Palate and Stomach of Children. fhe success of it fully answered his 'expedation in all Eruptions. upon the', Skin, whether arising from original Impurity at the Blood, or acquired by the Vaccine or VarioiOUS liGiCulatidn,' Natural Small Pox, Measles, or any other cause ; and it is now with confidence recommended to the attention of the Public. Sold by P . Newbery and Sons, at the only Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder, No. 4i, St. Paul's Church-yard, four doors from Cheapside, London, price as. a Box, containing zo cakes or doses,.and 3d. the duty.—Observe that the Words , F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," are engraved in the Stamp. • . 11EA COVENT-GARDEN. By THOMAS PRUEN, Esq. • Printed for Murray, Callow, Cox, Johnson, Cro - sby, and Dwyer. TO-MORROW. EVENING,, 23 180 7, will he perfrirtned CYMBELINE, KING OF BRITAIN. WITH The Conditions of the Contrail nt.ixbe . seen at The Secr.et a ry.. : : Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the 'Pri ce s h a ll not be inserted in Words at length,'or - that .thall- aot be ddiret - td 10 the Board before- One on the ral.d' rues;iqy the 2416 Instant, nor unless the Person. who nstkes The limier, or .I,inte ; 'Jerson on hit behalf, attends,. to answer, when cal edf..r. THE OGRE AND LITTLE THUMB ; Or, 'FHE sliyi,r4 LEAGUE 130(Yfs The Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, arc-entirely new. The principal Charaoers by Mr. FA ita.X., Mr. 'IA Y Mr. G RI MAL DI, \lr. M)I,OG NA , Mr. L.:I3OLoGN A, Mr, Kl NG; Mr. - TREBY, Mrs. ST. LEGER, i'vllss SEA RLE, Miss MARIA BRIST()W. - - This Day was published, Handsomely printed, in Olie Volume Demy Quarto, price • itinea iii bnanls. -• -7 • - 'THE PRESENT STATE . of, TURKEY ; toge- Cher with the Geographical, ,Political, and Civil State of the Principalities of Moldavia and Wallachia. Fronrob scrvatiotis wade 'luring a residence of fifteen years in Constan tinople and the Turkish Proviixes. By THOMAS THORNTON, Esq. . • P±pted icr J. Mawman, in the Poultry. _ . . Boxes 6s. Secudd P.rice 3,. -Pit 35 . , 6(t. Second Price 2s.— tallell7 zs. Second Price is.—Upperritdiery is. Second PriceMoiiey to be returned. _ _ Places for the Boxt, to be taken at the Box-office, in Hart !street. The Doors to be opened at Hall-past Five, and begin at Half-past Six. On Friday, Love in a Village ; with Harlequin and Mo ther Goose ; or,,The Golden• Egg. The next TICKET drawn mast be.TIVENTY THOU- SA \ D POUNDS. STATE LOTTERY. HE Second Day orDraAVing Will, be on'THURS .p.l - DAY, April z, when the First-drawn Ticket will be e n titled to zo,oool. and every Ticket drawn that DaY lust-bea l'tiae. PRICE. Whole Ticket - . - Zl9 18 o 11 , tIf - - to 3 o Eighth - - 12 0 Quarte: 3 0 .Sixteenth = - j 6 6 TICKETS and SHNRES are selling , at all the- Licenced Lottery Offices in England, Ireland, aria Scotland. No. t6,,87; the First-drawn Ticket,' April" 14, entitled to 20,°° ,.. " i • was sold in the tbllowing Shares : —One Fourth, th 'e tghth, and Ten Sixteenths. TWE NTY•I - 1-10U ,AN POUNDS For t he First-drawn Ticlipt;ou TIIURSPAY the 23d inst. - the Second Day of Draving, rr4CKETS and SHARES are on Sale (warranted , undrawn) HAZ RD, E, and Co.'s Offices, h "°. 93, Royal Exchange[wtio sold all the First-drawn Ca pital Prizes in the last Lottery.., IVI ESSRS'. BRANSCOMB and- Co. Jointl*Con ..,4. traders for the present Lt:rfery, and Proprietors of the 4 -.U4ky I.ottery Offices, No. 11,i, Holbornr, 37; Cornbil,l,-and 38, Haymarket, Piccadilly, solicit an immediate attention of the Public to THURSDAY NEXT, the 'Second DliYoi yawing of the, present uoprecedented Rich LOTTERY, 'hen the first-drawn Ticket yr ll be entitled to and may be 30,00.-il. besides which pVery 'Ticket drawn that day Must be entitled to a Prize from 101. to re,ooel. T Obtain the above great advantages of adventuring tor a Capital Prize kith so little risk, the above Proprietors recommend an tarty purchase, by whom the fAlowing - Capitals, in the Lot teries for iBos and 187.6,. were sold, in. ,267' different Shares; namely, 4" 40 . 3330 . . ioool. .No. 13,747 . . .to,oool. 1 7,477 • • . toed,. 456' . . . 20,000.1. 24699 . . tbool. 9 . . 20 - 16,801 . . . 20col. 11,043, • . . 20,0001. 17,915 • . . 762,6 . . 200201. • 4077 • • • ,5) , c1. 7757 . . 20,022,1. ,37 . .' . 50001. 42,7 t 9 . . 25;0001. With 16 Prizes of soal. and a great number . of.lool. .501. a nd . wherc, the first 30,0001. and the last, 2.5,0001. ever sold were shared. Schemes gratis ; and Prizes paid on demand. MONEY. ESSRS. LUCAS - and Co. beg Leave to inform .01 those that, may he, desirous,ot borrowing Terppo ' . arY or Permanent SUMS of NI tYS , TEV, that haying ,consi 'd▪ erable Sums to lay out in .the Purchase of Aninftties, they cad at all times advance any Suin of Money, from One Hun .dred to Ten Thousand Pounds, on personal or other Securi_ arising froM Marriage Settlements, &Riney in the Funds, hoirt a gyrnens' Li onvings, or Freehold,. opy hold, and Lease- PEstates, fair and equitable Te C llns. ieP ersonal Applications Messrs. Luca , and Co. at No. tor, rrnyn-street, near St. James's-square, daily 'receive; .as "▪ 'so Letters, post-paid, which will be duly answered. . • 'PO BE SOLD, A CAPITAL •PIANO-FORTE, with additional' • Keys, Pedal, &c. perfectly New, by Ton - ikison, one of the besttoned Instruments ever made.. Thirty - -four (.;-ui leas was paid for it and the Packing-case included. 0 - wing ?a particular circumstance it will now be sold tor. Twenty -I°Lir Guineas only.—To be siien at Mr. Watlen'S, Piano-torte 411 (1 Singing Master, No. 5„ Leicester-place; LeiCeSier , .atluare. to look Mr. %Vatlen hopes no Lady or Gentleman will call at it out of curiosity only. - --------___ STOCKELD PARK. T u. BE LE FT, and Entered upon at Pleasure, TBE OAPITAL MANSION- of .STOOKELD and A RK, aud,isio . Acresof Land lying contiguous thereto ,now occupied by the Countess of Aberdeen. :thOCKE L D is situate two Miles from IVetherby and e" great No rt h R oa d , 6 . f rorn H arrowgate,. 7 f rom Knares. t 6 from Y or k, i n a pl easant , h ea l t hy, an d gent ap eel - part of the County, and in the Vicinity of the Braniiiain Hunt. The House will be Lett Read Furnished. Fu rther Particulars may be known by A pplication to,llr. Jonathan Chadwick, and N 1 r John Smith, of ()deb or to Thomas Horner, at Steckeld. Next Week'will b published, In Two Vols. 4to. the Second Edition, ,corrected and en larged, with an Intnkluaton on the l-libtory.of Britain be Pure ate arri , aal o: the Romans. THE HISTORY of the 'ANGLO-SAXONS. I ttc First Volume containing their History before their Invasion of Brit*, and their suti,:quent History in England to the Norman Conquest, including the Lite ot Alfred, and the Account of the J.,:a kings'and Pirates of the North. The Second Volume ' describing their Manners, Government, .Laws,,r_oetry, Literature. Religion, and Language. By SHARON TURNER, F.A. S. Printed ter Longman, Hurtt, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter. row. This Day was published, In One Volume Crown Svo price 9S. in boards, the Fourth Edition, with considerable Additions, of rrHE POEMS of RICHARD CORBET, late As,iolop of 0 xtur,l, and ut Norwich. To which are now ictded, " &)ratio in F onus Helmer Principis," front mole's Museum, Biographicar Notes, and a Lite Of the Au thor. , By - OCTAVIUS GILCHRIST, F.S. A. • Printed for. Longman, Hurst, ores, and Orme,- Paternos• ter-row. This Day . was published, In Medium Quarto, price 41. 45. and Imperial Quarto (with • First rmpressions of the Piates), price 61. S. in extra boards, .Vulume I. Of ARCHITECTURAL ANTIQUITIES, contain.- .. ing Sixty-one Engravings, representing Views, with Architedural Details of Twenty-seven Ancient . Edifices, & c. and each subjea is accompanied with an HistoricalDescri.p.. tive Account, also a Copious Index.. Ey JOHN BRITTON, F. S. A. Printed for Longman, Hurst, ft;!es ' and Orme, Paternos ter-row ;J. Taylor, Holborn ; and the Author, Tavistock . place, Russell square.: • •A part of this Work will be regularly published every three months, price 16s. large; and ic,s. 6.1. small paper, till the whole be corupleted, which will Blake fOur haiolsome lurnes,with above i4o Engravings. The second Half Volume, or any. Parts, maybe had separately, This Day was published, In. Two Vols. zzno. with Plates, by Lowry, price 14$. in boards, the Second Edition, Revised and Corrected, _ _ CE RSATIONS on CHEMISTRY. In which tile, Elements of that Science are familiarly Ex plained and Illustrated by E x peri men ts Printed fur Longman, Hurst, flees, and Orme, \Paternos ter- row. . . The view which is taken of the iubjed embraces the most-interesting and important parts of the Science ; the lead ing doarines of Chemistry are explained i n a manner w hi c h is at the same time tamiliar and correct ; the style is perspi cuous ; and the dialogue is natural and unem b arrasse d . " -7 Monthly Review, July, 18067 Just published, In Royal 'Sint,. price Is. each, embellished with a fine Ert graving; or, price as. printed on suPertine Paper, with A Portrait of the Author, for each Volume, end Proof l presslbos of both the Plates, Numbers I. to IA 11. (continued Weekly) of a new Work, • entitled, HE BRITISH THEATRE ; or, A Collec tion of Plays, which are acted at the 'Theatres. Royal, Drury-lane, Covent-Garden, and the Hayinarket. Printed under the Authority and by Permission of the Managers, from the Prompt I.3eroks.-- With Biographical and Critical Remai'ks. By Mrs. INCHBALD Printeci for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater. nostcr-row It is intended to complete this Work in twenty-tive Vols. each containing live Plays... *The Plays already. published are --0. Mountaineers. 2. Speed the Plough. .3. Wheelof Fortune. 4. Lovers' Vows. 5. lnkle and Yarico. 6. Isabella. 7. Wild Oats: 8. Dou glas. 9. Stranger. to. Cotintry Girl If Dramatist. 12. Hamlet. 13. Grecian Daughter. 14. Busy Body. xi. john Bull.' t 6. Tancred-and Sigisinunda.,„ 17. All in the Wrong. 18.'Macbe,th. 19. Bold Stroke for a Wife. 2,. Poor Gen 'tlern4n. 21. Such "Things Are. 22. Oroonoko. 23. Love Ina Village. 24. Road to Ruin. 25. jane.thote. 26. Clan destine Marriage. 27., Edward the Black Prince. 28. Merry. -Wives of Windsor; 29 Rule a Wife and Have a-Wife., 3o Mourning Bride. 31. Cure for the Heart Ache. 31. All for Love. 1.3. The IV - 4 to Keep Him. 34. King - john. 35. She Stoops to Conquer. • 36. The, Conscious LoVers.' 37. The. Revenge. 38. Love tor Love. 39. Every Nlaii in his Hu mour. 43. Coriolimus. 41. The jew. 42.• Romeo acid Juliet. 43. The Carekss Husband. 44.. George Barnwell. 45-* Bead's Stratagem. 46. Gustavus Vasa. 47. WeSt In disc. 45. Julius C.es .r.. 49 Every One has his Fault. Tsjealous ite. - sf:tempest. sz. The Orphan. 53. Cato. .54. Belles' Stratagem: 55. Zara. 56. .Fair Penitent. 57. De,ert. tt Daughter 0. Siege of Datnascus. 59. Provok'd ',Wire. 60. - Rival Queens: 6t. Lady Jane Gray. DOCTOR HOWELL's POWDERS. . - - - FITS.-EPILEPSIES, CONVULSIONS, HY r STE RI CS, and ail Kinds Of FITS, radically Cured by . Dr. HOWE LL's PO W DERS.-The Efficacy of these in valuable Powders has been abundantly proved by a . great number of Cures. performed on Persons of both Sexes, and of all Ages ; many of whom had been dreadfully - afflicted for . a long series of years ; and, having taken a variety . of Me dicines • without finding any relief,. were deemed by the Fa culty rrbsoltitely incurable. The few fallowing Cases are selected from a very long List (which maybe seen at the Doctor's House), and are attest ed by such-respectable Characters, that me smallest doubt cannot remain in the mind of the. most incredulous. The Son of Mr Truman, of Giltspur-street, agerfeighteeit years, had Falling I' its from his childhood; but. is now re stored to perfea healthby Dr. Howell's Powders , -Witness, Dr. Turner,' Fellow Of . the , Royal. College of Physicians, London, by whom they were recommended.' Mrs. Rebecca Green, of the Savoy Precinct, was more than ze years afflicted with Convulsicnis and Falling Fits ; and air though she had been an In-Patient of St. Bartholomew's and Guy's Hospitals, never received any tienefit till she had taken Dr. Howell's Ponders, which perfectly cured her.-Witness, the Rev. Mr. Hunt, Minister of • the Savoy. Mr. Daniel Wix, of West Horsley, Surrey, near 7o years of age, was for rn're than seventeen years so grievously af fiided with Convulsions and Falling Fits as frequently to have ten in a week, and, atter every means were tried in vain by the most eminent of the Faculty, was completely cured by Dr., Howell's Powders. Witness, the Rev. Mr. Fuller ton, Minister of West Horsley. Miss Ann Williams, of Laytonstone, Essex, had violent Fits from her infancy till she was sixteen years of age, when, by taking Dr. Howell's Powders; she was perfectly cured. - Witness, the Rev. 114 c. Whaley, Minister of Lastolistone, who for this great blessing publicly. returned thanks .to' the Almighty in his Chapel on the I.)th of November, 1749... "Phis sovereign Remedy is prepared, under the Patronage of His Majesty, by Dr. Howell, Fellow of King's College, 'and is sold at his House, •No. 78, High Holborn, London, and no where else, at 'es. 6d. a Packet ; in which is in closed a Treatise, written by the Doaot, 'on the above-men tioned Diseases. All Letters, post-paid, duly answered ; and the Powders sent to any part of the United kingdom. RENOVATED HEALTH. T _ T has been. too frequently the subjea of just and general reprobadon, toat Glen destitnte utthe elements of t h e medical •art have offered themselves as candidates for public pat r dn ag e in t it l e prStession of physic. For the purpose of doing j ice to the result of our studies andex ne'rience, , and to prevent us, from being.classcd among those capirics whose unfortunately. for society, imprudent pretensions have, too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful stateineiltsof our. 'pursuits and ac.: qUirernentS. After having received a•regular medical educa tion as the 'pupils of Messrs. Grinded and Blizard, Whose lectures and practice vs carefully attended, its professors aild surgeons 'of the Lone on Hospital; we entered ourselves as students in that justly celebrated .school for medical acquire ment, the. Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instructed in the different branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and practice of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, &c. &c. by those eminent professors Drs. .iVionro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan, and .Ruttierford. We trust we shall not be deemed presumptuous - in saving that our proficiency and acquirements are nut inconsiderable. Having tor.along series of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Debility, the particular object or our studies'and,practice, it wil iwe hope, he allowed that we hare acqfiired superior know ledge of their treatment and cure. In slight and recent caws or infection a perfect re-establishment is completed in tire short period of two days ; and in those of the utmost in- Vetei'acy, where other practitiOntrOlave' tailed of 'success, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatnmit ensures to the patient a sate and radical, cure. • •, Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders- which are the effects'or a habit long and itrOstuntrap,pily inirsued • by the youth of both sexes, mare are 'none more alarming or more distre;fsing than ,those deficiencies and debilities which fre quently prevent . or embitter the.inatriirionial stale. To such persons it must be a consolation td know thatt'lley miry now, by a new and infallible modo or treatment, btrrestorectfo that greatest of all human blessin:,:i,s, a. strong, manly, and vigor. ous constitution.. lri all. eases:or debility, (ruin whatever cause arising, as well as in evzrY'species o f venereal infection, we may be consulted by patients of either sex with the great est secrecy and honour. Hours of consultation at home from ten to,threel and tiuut fi, intlfe evening till 10 at night. Patients in tile' country ire requested to state the particu lars of their case, age, and general habit of living, &c. closing a remittance for advice and medicines, when,the same . will be given, or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential to our undertaking, the postage oT letters may be added to the account for medicines. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons. No, roj, Hattoli—garden. - la! Messrs. Currie and Co. have. Certificates from the above respectable, Professors_ of Londrin and Edinburgh, of the diligence, skill, -and humanity, with which they per, formed the duties assigned them during the time they at. tentled their LettureS aid This Day was publi,hed, By Mathews and Leigh No. IS, Strand, H. D.. ,Sym o nds, Paternoster-row,: Lon don; Dugdale, Dublin; anii be had of any Bookseller, in One Volume Octavo, with elegant Portrait of the Author, a New Edition, prce Only 3s. containing nearly 300 Pages, of QOLOMON's GUIDE TO HEALTH; or, Ad s., vice tooth Sexes, in. a Variety of Complaints., k x _ planting, in a concise and plain manner, the rnOde, tro,a ment, and most efficacious Remedies for the following °is, e ises, which are treated of undertheir respective heads, viz. Abortion or Miscarriage Indispositiotis attenciantoit Asthma Pregnancy Appetite, Loss of ' Indigestion Barrenness • uvenile Indiscretion • Bilious Complaints. Lowness of Spirits Chlorosis.or Green Sickness Menstrual Evacuations Child-bearing Nervous Diseases Consumptions Omanism, or Secret V enzry Female Diseases ' Pregnancy Fits Pla;hisis, or Cough Rheumatism Scrofula Seminal Weaknesses Scurvy Turn of Life, ' See. &c. Fluor Albus, or Whites Flatulence, or Wind Gleets Gonorrhoea Fi;pocheondria, or Melan choly To which is added, an Essay on the Venereal Disease, Gleets, and Seminal Weaknesses. The w hole illustrated and interspersed with a variety of authentic fads never fore published. 13y.,5. SOLOMON, The Author is proud to confess, that he has been assisted by many eminent literary medical men, to whose labours and assistance he is imuch indebted ' they, as well as hims e lf, have tried the remedies prescribed„ and acknowlecized their salutary and powerful efficacy. • - - Orders given to any Bo9kseller in Town or Country for " Solomon's Guide to- Health," will be duly executed at only 3s. each copy, free of carriage. • For the very excellent character of this gook, see the. different Reviews. London: Printe i d tor the Author, and sold by Mathews and Leigh, No. ISO 'Strand- and H. D. Symonds, l'atev noster-row ; alsoby.all ' Booksellers in the Unktect)(ingdom. lATHEN Profcsional. Men . of Education - and Responsibility deviate from the general System by Y V the selection ,of a peculiar branch, the sanction of long tinued success is the - best cfriterion of superiority. Thirteen years have 1 devoted my practice to theexclusive treatment of Three Disorders, auk. the successful result of ray plan givestneadditional ardor to-Oppose, as tar as I am able, the ravages of those Complaints which arc the most important in the Catalogue of Human I iilirmities. After- initiation into every Branch, as aid Artily Sur,zeon, 1 formed a' wish at' n early period of Pre —lice rescue in.. dividuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally' dangerous precipitancy ot general . Practitioners., The Three Disorders, to the Cure or which I have de. voted, my attentiOn,' comprise every species of VEN REAL INF ECILON. whether of a recent- or long du ration: idly, All kinds, of debility, whether arising .. from the habits of school -boys, or the indulg . erwes of mature 'age: And, lastly, tsar ,rlerangernent of tne system in' wo men which is called , BA REN NESS, or ST ERILIT Nunyerous Diseases, arc tile result ot ignorance, or have in the treatment of a siniii!e Gonorrhoea; and it not un frequently happens that me seed ' s Of anti: are poisonod hv thc.indisetetion'of an tuiguanied:tiour:--By a superior me thod such Complaints are easily cured; aid, even wttcce others have failed, I trust that. 1 !nay ' presume to oiler - a radical re-eStablishment. •: • • Few, however, are the cases of complipated distress in this disorder, compared with the calamitous situation:, of Men, who, from an indulgence in of the ,prevalent gaieties of a fashibnable 'litb, -acquire that state of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious' habits. Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but carefully conceals his misfortune, it may he souse Corfu,. lotion for him to know, that although it be, an objed doubt or uncertainty with other Pfactiti , ncrs, the reinoval of these Deficiencies by • the gradual progress of Reo.iya.. tion, is the acquirement of say, Experience. !r the ritss of Bacchus or Venus have began to r,duce Manly 'v; ; :pui, * much anxiety will he prevented by an early Coonvntec . .. tion of this languid State ; and in these cases, tiO great difficulty will occur. „:.Bur. where this Deficiency has for years existed, a propfir perseverance is indispensably - equisite to revive thc slum bering SParksof Lite, and to re-aniniateqhe Constitution. • MARRIED WOMEN, who,have . tong been.inappointeci in their .expe•dations of a Family, may he assure , t, that in most instances, 'such defects arecurahl e by Medical skill. The secresy. which is so essential to my ,underfakri:g, and the quaiifications , which I have presumed to state, form the basis of my pretensions, and in coincidence with su.:b this intimation is given, that Mr. Brie unsay be con4o.ted personally, or- by. • Letters (inclosing a small-Note),:at houst, No. 29,, Arundel:street, Strand, near, Temple Ber. tzir There is an addtrsp;ial Entrance in Water-stfv.e., ..adioining; and the Name is on both the doors , . MARTIN Buse, Vierwitr nt rue 16;5 , a1 rollrge of * Surgt-oos„ A CAUTION,—S9/Ile Persons who fiilsely assert thorn selves to,be Members of the Royal College, having for ral months past copied my Advertisements almost word for word, antt inserted them as their two productions, it is my duty.to mention, that those Persons are not Members of Alf College in London, Edinburgh, or, elsewhere, nor have they any right to'ivadisc Surgery in London, • •