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A 431) 1)718:P1 1 rl 0 ..'-t., ' ..•.-:::, f t' ". , , ~., • • - ii t a • lir" , . - - , \ II ' l ' iL i eft t . "4.1 4 rt - '9 w it r ...\ ,,,; , ' a ' J .- rfr.. :'''*: ...,... .4v o •-z-.,- !.? ...., k... ..,-c'e . ;. Iv ' 1 ‘i. e:;•••"'"„I - '''''' ' 4 —S'. \\ ,,- /\ ,- kk c ' . $ • ' ' ''',; * . ' 0 k _ . • 00 . ,—,,, , -eta, e„.,.....,,,,, , , ~,.. , ~. , N . - NtlntnEß 64'72.] SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1813. rpy, re It sixpnwet.- FE Al. PP NY. ;zioi oyJI moNmouTmsuntE. this Thly was published, In cm,. Woe-lad Edition), price 1(15. Gd. boards, ei r ,7I,USTAVUS VASA, and other I ) OEMS, you; By W. S. WALK.EIt. • 1 , 4/11,1 for Lorigq.:lll, Hurst, Itnes, o:.nie, and-Drown Pa trtio:ster-row,*and at the Br:tish Claili!ry, Si, New .I.3ond strt:eit_ • • Thi3 Day was published, Iu Octard, price 95.. boards, A SKETCH of MODERN and ANTIENT . GEO( ilt.11)111% for the Vse df Schools. BUTLER, D.D. Ile #: of ihe Ito) Frye GrauirdAr Schoch of Shrtws • bury. - DIMVFORD-I fr itriT/ALLING-PdPb, Atop sb, 1a T HV,BI-41 are to give Notice, thot pn the 10th of June next, at 10 o f C'161... intAe'....Forrnoon will be exposed to Public Sale, rt Alt illakrty's } - a•d, at Deptford, swat& Lots of Me followiv . anservice• .able Piovisioior am! Stares, now icing ia the I , l4l.Yard,tiz. Bread, Flour, Rice, Pea - se, Otto eal, Bakehnits : e Sweep ings,, Oatmeal Sweepings; Bread Dust, Currants, Raisin*, and Dhoti, Bags and Its a, Butter, , Cheeire, Sugar, and. Vinegar; Beef, Pork, and Suet;. Hop Bags, and Malt Dust ; Leaser, Butt, Puncheon, Hogshead, Hanel, ant Half-hogs head Staves; Heading, tight and dry ; Irish 'fierce and 8ar..." rat ''Stayes ; Wine Pipe - Stares, a quantity of Boards Ends, Fire Wood, &c. &c. &c: TO BE SOLD 1W AUCTION, 11.0 . YAL ACADEMY, SONIERSET-PLACE. II 1 - i - 1 E . .X. iniliTioN of the ROYAL ~ l Ac.‘DEMY is niw 01)1 7 ,N, from Eight o'clock in the 'onno till Seven in tile Evening. .. . Ad mit'sion' i 4. Catalogue Im. HENRY HOWARD, IL A. Sec. `Printed for Longman, Hayst, Bees . , Orme, and Brown. Pat eFno.;ter-row, ;Lnd IL 11. Etatil, Pall-Mall,• London ; sold alio I,y Deighton and Sulu,- Cambridge, and Parker and C . ooke, Oxford. ON NIIDWIFERY AT THE MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL. Wt. 111ERRIMAN, 'Physician, AccouCher to it 4 the Middles ex H o spit a l and Westminster General ry, will recommence iiis - LEartittEsvim the THEORY zitAcricE of Mit )WIFERY, and ata DISEASES a .N and CIIILDLtEN, at NI esrx. p 4tnte at Ten o'clook itvtite Foireriooln. (I,:, lt herpartieulars may be known on application to Mr. Aputliecarv, at the Hospital ; and at Dr. Moriman'S " ,e t u. 2G, Hati-Moon-street, A Deposit of 25/. per,Cent. into Le made upon the amount. of math lot at the time; of sale, and Me remainder of the pur chase money paid Li fore the Stores arc taken away, for which purpose a period of 14 working days will be allowedfrom the day. of sale, the Buyers particularly observing, that,not kse than one-hall of the 7nantity is to be removed from Me pre.. oases within thefirstseven daye, and the remainder in.: . .see7,- folloiciag- days, 'Otherwisethe dePosit motel *ill be ftnyi.ited, anti the Pro Visions or Stores 'pita in Me`property of t. Crawls, as no c.rtenelon of time will, on ant,accomnt, be granted: , td inst. 16C ... 1/1 ...;•:' . - ll lit )9' . ' fit 4 ot Iti A oa iint,OVED PORTABLE POCKET MICROSCOPE. n;IC t Wovers of Botany, and the scrutinous in t u t , Ostiotor of the Be.tutiei of Nature are informed ' l l • ' ,/ 4 ' !) t - „' I NXY POCK "' 1 'ID 'CO'r: ill ' be found the 1, - : , ,, 1 Ill t t e : 4 4lPlete and k c .' l l ica ' p l e i s C t i .l.2str ' utnt i • j ut "' ever offered to it 1 to , INVAT.ITABLE PATENTS. 3 ,„ 1 AIR. FAItLiiitOTHOR %rill put up for SALE ' I " ' Prt)c‘''kt4;(l‘tnitilil.'y I " ' s t t i,' ' T'irg "a f y r' t p h r e eve l3 ti t t h i l ti„ " Tc e c ' iti t t i l l i n ts ' i 3 i t , o .4 rs tn e ,Virmote,s, particularly those with two wheels, when the „,:,, , tu0 ,,,.:' ~ .t, 1 4 , when he rears, when the wheels break, whet' they ~.;i. , ~, , t ty" . At eit the shafts break, when the horse kicks or runs / 4 posP” ~ .ctl l ,,d Al3q of the profits and particulars of the sale may ...:i''' 1 ?I,..vitt:t.tti)(at:Taway's trans, 97, Hattonlrarden ; of 3,1,4; , n z, :d at I.l ::" L 'j l i tc l , t , :.iiii f . , i bonsrt- e , ilea a fort . - t build s inp i , t S v tr r a o tl a c d it t ra 4 etr. 1 , 4 1, i,a Co rr i de illut i .. lu i n i t t i L liir Cavalry Stables, • .c ti ii l''' i Aup with the Presolers may be f: - llie robe had only of the Inventor, 431, Strand. r 7 I) " vNODILITY AND GENTRY OF FASHION. A LI ) , LA DIV'S filiAD-DRESS and uu ( T iEN.II .4ENIEN'S PEAUQUE, 11,ANUFAGIVRE,R,, ozi verm ya . stteet.St. James's, begs to acquaint Ladies i t i; curs that he invented and brought to , per . fe „ c: briL w ' s E N 1' HEAD-DRESSES and GENTLIOLEN S lin e :, r, 41WQUES, the texture of which is so cxtrenicl 3 Ile, tr ,?"'iFht, and each hair comecso distinctly through;?p it it wen. each from the ski,p,.they may be combed vi4t7 direction ‘.l. fashion,: and attach su closely to the head • II ! y re i , npossibl e to discover them from a - rea l h ea d o f h a i r , j of " exceeding suit rind quality, anti never which renders them truly desliahle. Also Gentl 14t4aNt(,:.:r‘e1:1)8, euripasly wrought of the same texture, to inn- N. n 4 titw• Gentlemen 's rand Dress Cupees, --- t nL . CIII,..:113 JAI' IN - AND WIN ' DSOR, .CI - lAIR MA . -- ` :‘ ` lta l•ill•Y, No i 2 ' 9, Ciii-roatt, FinsbOry-squatc, oP osite the Brew-hort . se. • '' ' ''''' a t ING'ltAlki resper . tfult y informs 'ltitartencts , • and the Public in general that . then may be supplied Sall Fancy Japanned, Windsor, sold Dyedeliairs, Couches, 4 4fas, Garden arid 11.iiktic Seats,. Flower Stands, Bedsteads, tirraices, Bed Furniture, Feather Bed's, Mattresses, and tkry Article in the FurniAhing line, lower than at any Fee ly or Warehouse in London, for Re a d y M o n ey. !gl h lerchants, Captains, Hotels, Taverns, and Innkeepers anti ii,rs, requiring great quantity of Chairs at ii short notice, iti be supjilied at J. i's Factory, as great Assortments are al , aY% kept in a state of preparation ready for the public de " tlad.---'l'he Trade supplied. .1.4, A LL of SECOND-HAND 110111SEIIOLD KRIM" ,14:!•::1'!.itild all description of GOODS every Thursday, at 19 : 1,,;,„c c 1i, at the Sale Rooms, in Tahernaele-walk, when O . K. , t ",,1 11 may rely on every attention being paid them either in ',V, gor buying. ' timil.oods int:elide' d fur the Sale must be sent in by Tuesday eye, I i , • . ) :1, . rae u. Nutriments genteelly furnished for single • Gentle ,)'' -..`'L,, 1 1 eir Ily destroyed, by BENJAMIN .•'011, 1 , 1 , 2 , - ,lN, e n c li t g u lsir o ye to his Majesty, and her Royal Atr.aid • - t l e Priueess Charlotte of Wales, removed from the I. '. liii i i b e T st ' 2 9, Cross-street, liitton l gai:tlen, whether in so numerous, vith ut eads, or turoiture, though ever • h `t u lts,i (l4 . 4l4 ge Sr smell, •at the following prices, viz.f o ur- lilt* --.4eads, hattectiOlureaus, Half-testers, mid small 1 11 4 4 '11 ON. each'l - Corniethi or Dotible-serewed Bedstead:l, it , t fm nai sed-testess ts..ls. and will ensure theM t 4) lit? % a, Nu Hugs, at .h. each per . Ye.ir, for lteady Money I di 7 , s 't , 'N t :tint,: returns his most 'grateful thanks to those No "- rre zi '''alies, and. Gentlemen, who have already employed 4;lll:tlietuled hint; and those who may fay,mr h . tin s e vi i t i h g. ttrilte,Pre commands, may depend on their or.;t r i b b e i ng 'qc,,,,,,7 with tile gl'L'atest attention, having been ui y ) ......<42t practice je7: tr, of tile. , Q ~ of re d (06 GUESTONIAN MEDICINES. 14 4m r h CASE. LXXXV. OtirsT, No. 9,. Great Surrey. l -street, foot of Much- _ ~ friar's-bridge.' , • itHH I NI aid-lane, Borough,. Southwark, March 8, tflta. it N ut, P,,, k tv iL ,,.N . I contemplate on the - wonderfal cure ;;4ti f ,, - .lien your Aledieines bare performed on MC,. I feel , 4111 ""Irotis of hating it made public as possible. ..., _ 'l, ,'" F(artBoo, I broke rhy'leg two diXerent times in, the . ‘,,, i ,. 1 1.1% - ,, e4 , 1 Ei and it was so badly , set as to oblige me to walk . 1' ". ee on a wood . i leg for six ve3rs, do ni a three o f 0 , ,.: ' O l .11,:_ed several of t 9 .ite lost eincnc , iit Slit' reOllS ill 1,011. nie ' until lie pro lio" .., lasi of whom was Mr. Ashley C" , -r ' 11„p, C C the incurabl. vl 'eh wis in 'the year ISO 9. I then Itr t !' e4l of. hint to co l ; 1 11' " y lc ‘ g • in answer to which he ob 4.4(eli.that ani putating c :wo u t ' ild be t the death of me, therefore, . I t , ttiund Ellis operation. d izit te . Year 1812, you. having cured my brother of a most .0 ,4 head-ache, he recommended .me to yon ;I , a,t."' 4 ii t i t i' ~U t my wooden leg, when my leg Measured ()Ile 11 . 10 40(1121.,;('-quitrttrsHess than the other -- it was cold as ice, h ad " 41 ueen so for helast five years. Notwithstanding this, ' 4 Y 1110 41 " for my wooden kg on the second day. The sixth . I t.iiii . 4 allY left off - my crutches, being capahle of walking N 1 1 4' 1 ( 4 ' 1, , in about three months I was completely cured, vs s ave eontino,".ever s i nce as well:find is Upright as ever ili.t.„4t.tilistiliiit what smiths to me still more strange than this is, 74 , 1 it vi now meas ures th e same size as nty other, , nor liet t 4 v ; q ieeti cold since the first week of usitig your Lu -47,,, i,(l taking your Pills. 6. ingulur r, ease id 'well - known to•nearly tell the people in ,tares,?ivili,,,,trYwnitti.: mid to more than a thou . sand people . re- .. t. , ,ii i i pt of a mile froni your house, wnege I L. ' -no be " •-. . , li m o. as ••14 t liSaltred it can never In n forgot arum so b spuble of r ecollection ; and 1 awl, Dear Sir, l's; Your humble .Servant, ' 41 , Alala..! rine • WILLIANI DOWLING. . . (Case 86 in a future Paper.) On Sattstay, the 26th day of June next, at the King's Ilead, - Inn, in the Town of Newport, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, the following Freehold' Estates, in several Lots, viz. HE SEVENTY-EWE ACRES of ,INTEA- . DOW LAND, situate upon the Riv,er Usk, by' New , - port-bridge. The FARM and FA?..M WOOD, situate two miles from the' said Town of Newport. CALLOW-HILL FARM, situate near the Turnpike-road from Newpnrtto Chepstow, and about equi-distant from both. Towns. . • • • IkIOUNT PLEASANT FARM, situate Two Miles from the - Town of Pontypool. ARGOYD FARM, situate in the Parish of Llauheddel, near the. head of the Crimilin-line of the Monmouthshire Ca nal, lmder which there are several , Veiiis of Coal, and a Col- . Eery now in working. MAENDY FARM, situate Trvo Miles front the Town of Bridgend, in the County of Glamorgan, and has aline bed of good Coal under it. • The extensive IRON WORKS and GRlSTsitu ate in the Port of Newport„between the Canal and the 'River Usk, the former of which consists of a Rollhig-11 Forge,. Turning-Min, • and Foundry, with several Wm-I:metes . Houses, Yards, :iutti a Reservoir of several Acre;,. we l sop- - - plied with Water from the Montinitithshire and Brecon - slave , audlhe latter . „.consists of it contrandieus roomy Grafiarnis,.. and' extensive end • powerful MactiineA, working three pair of Stones, all in complete order and re pair. • Also, at the same time and place, will be SOLI) by AM-. TION, ONK. QUARTER SHARE in the PEN VAN COL LIERY; held by lea.le of which there are 9 years unexpited, flow working.; near 100 tons of Coals daily, and which from its contiguity to the Monmouthshire Canal, and other local advantages, may be extended to 150 Tons per d4y. For pl.ins and particulars apply at Mr. Robert Jones's Of fice, in Newport. SPRING DISEASES. IT is an object worth attending to,' at , this try ing Season of the Year, assiduously to hare recourse to Dr.SIBLY'S RHANIMATING SOLAR TINCTURE, whiCh effectually removes all complaints . arising from Disorders to which the human fiaMe is at tint time liable; being at the same time a powerful Stimulant and .salutary Corrector, and essentially necessary to be kept at baud,. in case of sudden ac cidents. Its virtues havebeen too long.establishedto be doubted, and it is therefore with confidence promoted as a valuable Family Medicine in the most allticting cases. Printed descriptions of particular cases in which the Solar Tincture has wonderfully succeeded in the most inte - icate and perplexing Disorders, to be had gratiS at the Warehouse, No. €l, Albion-street, Mad:friars Road, where the above Medicine sold, Wholesale and : Retail,. in bottles at ds.--,75, thh— At id 14s. each ; and Retail by mast Venders in the Kingdom. Where array be bad, Dr. '..SII3LY's LUNAR •TINC,TURE, particularly adapted for Complaints incident to the Female Sex, at 105.641: each bottle. - • N.B. A spurious Preparation of this Medicine having beq) imposed tin the Public, to stop such proceedings in future, every bottle of the Genuine Medicine is' signed.C. IV. haiku % written on'the. outside wrapper. FTEIt' SPENDING THOUSANDS, and :CIL very writ might be said the fortune of (A; PRINCE), to wake a vatuUble Article known, it must be villainy in any one to counterfeit it. The Proprietor is sorry to say, that Gentlemen daily call and inform him they have been imposed. on by Hairdressers, who have sold them counterfeit, ; and Gentlemen declare from experience,. they would - sooner Ore five guineas for a bottle of PRINCVS RUSSIA OIL, hive fcrenco, ikon fire rove Sof any other Oil wlnttever fur the BALDNESS •or GREY mum; will not be seen in future,• if PRINCE'S Russia Oil- is used constantly, to moisten the hair when dressing. It is proved the best and most whole some preparation in the universe for the Hair, and is so great a nourisher if used constant, never a hair will fall off or tutu grey ; in short, where there is hair by nature, and it has got thin or bald, and the least roots remain, by.using the Russia Oil regularly, you may rely on its being restored. —promotes eye-brows, whiskers, and will prevent whiskers turning reddish or grey. Is used by the Royal Family, and Ladies and Gentlemen of distinction. • • Several Ladies and Gentlemen, who had used the Russia Oil for years, and front the use of that alone, not set hair fell Off, or turned grey ; hut being persuaded to use other Oiis that are advertised, as they are cheaper, but in the end found them dearest, their hair fell off, ur turned grey, have declared they Will use no other than the RussimOil in . future; is the hest for moistening the Hair when dressing, kid or false Bait% See the last Medical Act of Parliament, you v:111' find Prince's Russia Oil must have a medicine stamp. As security, the Proprietor has leave of the Commissioners, of his Majesty's Stamp Office ti have his name printed on the Government Stamp, which is on the outside of the cover of each bottle— the counterfeiting is forgery; thetefore any shopkeeper selling Russia Oil, under any -pretence whatever, without the British Government Stamp, - are. impostors, and sellers of cuanterfeits. Ask for Prince's Russia Oil, at Bs. per'bottle, or one bottle, containing four.sinall, at 11. 25.; or six large for 51. ditty in cluded. • •, Sald by the,Proprietor, Pribce, Dentist.—Observe, it is not a Shop--exactly opposite No. 8; the Numbers are irre gular in John-Street, Oxford-street Ladies , or Gentlemen sending servants for Russia Oil, will be particidar to give theta direettobs as above, as there are petty shups in John street, as well as in other streets, that sell Counterfeit Rus sia Oil: Sold also by Mr. Smyth,,Perfnmer to his Majesty, XCW Bond-street ; Hendrie and ,Sons, Perfumers to her Midesty, Tichborne-street ; Bayley and Blew, Perfumers to the Prince and Princess of -Wales, and Duke and Duchess a York, Cock spur-street; Harding, 89, Pall Mall; 2N ewhery and lion,' 45, St. Paul's Church-yard Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church yard; Barclay and Son, 95, Fleet-market; Butler, 4, Cheap side ; Shaw and Edwards, 06, St. Paul's' Church-yard ; R i 219 , Strand ; Bacon, IA, Oxford-street ; Davison, 59, Fleet-street; Itigge, 65, theapside; Bolton Tot,'Royal Ex change; and by. Most principal Pmfumersor Bolton, Vender's in the kingdom. • cotEy or CAMOTTY' WHISKERS are a great disfigure ment to Gentlemen.-;-Ladies or Gentlemen making trial will be convinced of the utility of PRINC E's DYE, being so im proved, that no doubt now remains of making Grey or Car rutty Hair dark , or black immediately. Observe th ere have been many attempts to prepare' articles for a similar purpose, but have failed. Any Gentleman having (2.arrotty or Grey Whiskers, calling On Mr. P. will be convineed of the eiliCaCy Of the Russian Dye in a few minutes. Several Ladies have declared, that for years they had been obliged to wear false hair, although having tolerably good hair of their own, but it. being grey . at an early age, they were recommended to make a fine trial, and in a short time, so great was The ad dition, that they left. off the false hair, and has made their head of hair have the,youthful appearance. as when twenty twenty years of age. Ask for "Prince's Dye." Half-a. Gui ilea a bottle, or a dozen bottles, 51. Plain directions arc inclosed in.eaeh bottle, by whick'any one mjsy dye their hair themselves with ease and pleasure A Caution.--..s most valuable articles are tried to be coun terfeite'd, be careful to ask for Prike's Russian Dye, and observe the cover of each bottle is. printed With " Russian, gold ink?' Ladies and Gentlemen residing in the country, by enclos ing a oue'pound note in a letter to the proprietor, will receive by a return of coach one guinea's worth. Merchants, Captains, ,and Country Shopkeepers, sending their Orders , to an y Wholesale Perfumers, or Medicine Venders they deal with in Loudon, will receive liberal al lowance. Be sure to order Prince's RassiaOil, or Prince' D ~+e, as there are many counterfeits. This Day were published, • In Two large Volumes, St'o. price H. Itjs. in boards, XPERIMENTA RE:-.4?,AitCHES coucerh iN i • rig the Philosophy of 11.1,NIANLN COLOURS ; and the best :Means ofproducing them,by DYEING, CALICO Pit By EDWARD BANCROFT, NI: reihr.! of the ,ftoyal Society of Li;ntl'or, and of the American ,A,Viemy of'A..rts and-fie:ieusti, of the State' of Massaeltu- Aflas, • , Printed for T. Code it and W: Davies, Strand, London,, W. Blackwood, Edbiburgh ; and M. Keene, Dublin. • . ,N. 11. This work, in its enlarged _state, will include evert deemed hy the Author worthy. of being preserved, Winch ruts contained in the VOlLltile published by in the year 1794 ; to4etlier with ninny very important additions concern ing the different wbiects cduipreliended therein, and the va rious New Articles wanted to render the Work complete, ac carding to the Author's original Plan. Ile had intended, and earnestly uished to print the Additions and Corrections now made, in a separate retinae; hut :hts that, on aCcount of their nunanyr and variety, and of the whole being differently arranged, hi doing so would uut accommodate the pU.iSoSSOIS of the loran'. publication.' ADVICE. • WHEN Men of liduentinn and Professional v •skill use persevering endeovours to discover the Most saic and certain method of treating slew prevading Diseases, the successful result of their experience is the beat proof of superiority • Messrs. GO SS and Co. Surgeons, have been induced to make the Cure of the following the object of their particular study, viz. A Certain VISORPLR, frequently corraeled in a Moment of Intoxicition, and its concomitants, S 1 Itl C TUR aud I. E E TS, which, by an improved plan, are speemhl y and effectually cured ; as also D Ell I LI TY, whe • timer arising froin Bacchanalian Indulgences; lung .residelive ip Warm Climates, or a Secret SolitLry VICE too often persited by'the Youth of both Sexes, in the 'ne causing Sterility Barrenness, and in the other a numerous train of f' 7 „ervons Diseases, which, if nut timely ' remedied, termittat.e in Inipotenee and Consumption. in that distress ing state of Debility or Deficiency, - whether the consequence of such baneful Habits, or arising from any other cause, •by which the.-powers at' the ti ,Constituon become enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons of London, they oiler a titer,, safe ' and,spletlY Restbration to sound and vigorous". flea th. The 'rc ' , silt of a long and extensive pradite itas-eliabled twin, by a superior method, to reinumre Venereal .Cumplaints, however invetetate or complicated, without subjeetiog . the P as Patient to the let restraint in diet or exercise; and in me. cent.cases, where an early applimetion is made on discovery of the Infection, they frequently pertbrm a Cure in the si.ort space of two dmys. The unprecedented cess ofAheir mode. of Treatment ( which has never been ,k now a to fin t in one *in & instance in a praeliee of is yeirs, during which many thousand persons of both sexes have been cored, even after severe and injuiious methods had been pursued by other Practitioners without ett;:eo, tudoces them to t nus pub i otter their .e.letetr. Messrs. C; )SS - sari Ctn.. exel naively - protassing the Cure of them par itenlar complaints, in order that t hey May nut be milked by a mistaken ie,v, with the obhiquy so justly a t ta c hed to the ig li br a i i i Empiric. think mt but justice t, t hem selves to state, that they have been propeity edecated initiated into every branch of the piolession (ceftmticates of which, (HAP dittereht hospitals, and testimonial, hum the most eminent Physicians, they have to convince any inquirer) that time success resulting hum their endeavours. tifst itittuccd theme to quit the practic eor the general Praditioner, and they presume that their prelensions eiiiistitute a fair ground fur the unprecedented confidence with w hich they have, by the Pub.; lic, been so liberally.honoured, Patients in time country are requested to state the par ticu. tars of their ease, age, and manner or living, inclosing a Bank Note' 'for amtvice.'and medicines,. and the sante will be Mr.. ward i ed to any - part ot- the kingdom. C;(iSS mid Co. Surgeons, No. 13., Bouvenc-street, Fleet street A CHALLENGE. IiktESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in I.IIJL his Dl. jesty's service, aid tengelbt whole w o , id to wove 4 single instance where their medicine and method of cure have tailed attic desired eltZ!;:t. The pradice of many years in this particular branch of their profession, has nut given rise to one unsuccessful as . They continue to'direet their studies to the treatment and cure of venereal complaints, and that derangement ot the s) s. tern, which is, the consequence of the pernici.ms and w,:stetn a lets ot a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the In the one it will be found to be th e LlYntlou•,, t,; ° n „, s ou r c e sexes. c ' e.b s 4 . rrethie t, the other have its ravages la. feels d e m ov ed to them by kdistressilg state ot debility, which it not timely: remedied, terminates in impotentcy, these are its remote and ultimate eltedS, while consump tion, lossof muscular power, and various nervous complaints, usually eharaderiSe the earlier stages of this solitary vice. 'ol , persons languishing Unler the disorderS.incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple, and has never proved unsuc cessful in the course of a long, laborious, and Much extended pr, t eztiee In the must obstinate and complicated cases of ve tte-ie.d infedion, such as obstruaions in the urettua„,spungy excrescences, hard tumors, callous ulcers, eruptions, semi nal weakness, glects, as also S"I.IUCTURFS, Whether recent or of long duration, and which have baf fled the akdt of other Prattitioriers, are: by their present. proved plan of treatment, elk:Anally arid permanemircured, without the-Patient suffring the excruciating :pen and alarming hemorrhage - which frequently - follows the appliea tion of the lunar caustic. In the course of twenty years extensive - pradice in this Metropolis, :numerous cases of 'Stridures have been and are daily under their eare the total eradication of which is etteded by a sate, certain, and exile. ditious mode of practice, superior to any other yet ailiq ted weakness, relaxation; and debility proceeding from rid complaint are speedily removed, and the Patient restored to sound and vigorous . health. But where the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance in thei r restorat i ve re. mediesvafter the :Strid,ure has been destroye! is todispens a s hiy requisite to revive the slumberin g s p ar k s at life and to reanimate the constitution. Several. Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respeaa. bility, have been under the care of Messrs. . urrie, anti Cu. for the removal of complaints of the Urethra. Strictures, and having received a Ntlical and permanent Cure, rcipiest that references may be given to them, a: satisfactory evr. deuces of the decisive superiority of Mears. Ciirrie anti Co's. plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen have had st tures from t, to 20 years, and Had been under the care of Messrs. Home, Heaviside, anti other Surgeons of equal earn. nence„ who attempted the cure by the application or the Lunar Caustic, without success.; Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either sex with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No, 07. Ilatton.garden. lhatients in the 4. ouritry arc requested to state the particu. tars of their case, age, and general habit of living, A:c. Sec. inclosing,a remittance for advice and medicines. when, the name will be given or sent to any part of the king , loni. 'l'd ensure that secrecy soessenrial to their U nnertAing, the post• age of -letters may be addect to'theaceount for unNin.ineS. 9th uice, 01°9, --to7, ilattoai.YatdtU. OFFICE OF ORD,V:INeiT, flay t 9, Ist3. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Ilis JESTI"S ORDNANCE, do hereby give A7E/rive t That Proposals will k received at their O f fice, in Pall-Mall, on or'lnfore Monday, the 14th day of June'next, from such Persons as Dray be willing:to undertake the Supply of COALS for service of this Department,, for a period qf One Year 7'he COALS must be of the description denominated ADAIR MAIN, or EIGIITON MOOR, or Coals of equal ykality and goodness, and lei!! Ge required to be delivered pee of any expente,exee - pt the King's Duty, either on shc.re or into vessel* ue Craft at any place in the,Rioq Thames, and at Faversham, or at any port or place in thsVeicer, Medway, at the option of the principal Officers. Further Particulars, together with the rem; and tipas of the Contract, may he huoien upon application at the Seeretary's gyiee,. in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, any Day Lc• wren the —flours of 717 i and Four o'Clack, where the Proposals must be delimyed, sealed up and indorsed, "Pro fur Coals,," bat no Proposal can be admitted after the said 14th Day of June, at Twelve o'clock, at outs at' the same ,Dny neither will. tiny Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, Or an Agent in hi* Ethnic shall attend. 1.1 . 1 . / Order of the Board, R. Secretiv.r. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, • JUJU' 9, 1813'. rriin . PRINCIRIL OFFICERS OftleilieiNGE alb 4rreby girt Notice, 7'/rat Proposals will be received et their 0 . 11;ce, in Pall-Mall, on or before Wednesday, the 16th day V this Month, Pima such Per4ons 17.6 . 011 fly be willinsr to undertahe the pesformance of the following WORKS reguired for Me Erection and COM► pletion of certain Magazines and Buildings to be erected and built at Marchwood, near Southampton, rim. Bricklayers' Work, Smiths' Work, Carpenters' Work, Plumbers' Work, Masons' Work, - Painteri' Work, and Slales' Work, Glaziers' Work. The Plan, Elevation', Specification, and frothing Draw! ings of 11w intended Buildings, may be viewed upon applica tion to ;Fir. Tull, Principal Clrrk of the Irorks at the Tower, or to Major-GeNeral Fisher, the Commanding Royal Engi neer at Portsmouth, Payment will be made withinthreekeenths, and after the Quarter in which the Certificate of the PerforMance of the Works shall be lodged in the Honourable Surveyor-General's (Vice, or in default thereof, an Interest after the rate of sper Celet.per .innum will be allowed. The Proposals • must be delivered at the Secretary's Offee, afiwesaid, sealed up and' (udoesed, " Proposals fUr the Magazines at Marchwood,” bona Proposal cam be cid- Mitted alter the said .16th day of June, at Twelve o'Clock at NOOII e: the same Day, neither will any render be noticed, unless the Party making it, or a Agent ion his behalf, shall attend. 4tl Persons making Tenders'lneest be prepared taitre Se curity fur the due peiformouce of•the Work lin. Which they 'nay qffiT to contract. By Order of the Board, 11.14 citsw, Secretary. Cl-11NG's PATENT WOltrvl LOZENGES WORMS are the most frequent source's of Chil- Diseases. 1 heir sy cS cry Pa•e,,i Guardian ot Children should be acquainted with. They oc. casion Loss of Appetite, a Paleness of the Colour of the • Face, Emaciation, and irregular state of the 1 owelS, attend. etl atter with violent pain,; they bring on Co n v u l sions; t h e y a hi t et the gr owt h o f the body, and they prove fatal, by end ing in a Consumption or Decay. both as a Preventative and Cure of these alarming Complaints, the above excelleot Me. .dicine is universally allowed, on the testimony ot the Characterh in this Country, both in rank and respectambty a . 'to have no equal. Their public approbation, given. in the Proprietor, trout a personal knowledge ot its woriderttil cc a in their own Families, stamps its merit bey mid and gives a Salldloll to it, of which ern other ot t e ri t of the kind boast. Patents, and otitis w % car y t fit Care of Childron, should have this Re:away zni tt a w r ,e. dicine to reboil to, whenever the Stor n dren are any way diSvideted. Which 1 t i ill Ictind to relieve. Se tt t ", l ; c l il ';' rw r u hr : e lac i o alcarid tt ' 1;1 twtcrtNt.il,i Sh.trp anti r 4 1 ) . 1'41 :y 7a : 1 : 1 1; O C 2 I C h E t a ps eman and s : o thy. ranv i I le. Nettleton, and Gilbert o l'lynt+autlt ; k it mtand Llroyd, and Swinney and Co. Birmingham ; ;twi n ge, Edwards and Penny, and Lathbury, Liverp oo l Staines and Lynch, Manchester; Trewtnan, Exeter ;Stititl4 m a mterton, Itnebunt, Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Bait. t e r awl Macdonald, Glasgow ; Bulgin and Harry, Bri.tol ; Stevenson and Co. Norwich; Swinfen, Leicester; I inn h sort Sutton, Nottingham; and retail by most Country Vera. aent,in Boxes, at as; 9d. and ot. each. • , Tl-I Fall*: It I)ltUltY-!,ANE. ON- MONDAY NEXT, June 7, 1813, their tic Diet Maiesties' Servants will' act (last time at this Theatre) etic linwanee of • THE DEVIL'S 'BRIDGE. To which will he added the Farce of lIONEST. THIEvEs• 75. ; st.f.,mii oie, 36. E;(l.—Pit, Gd.; Second Price, ; ---I, owertiallery 5.,; Second Price, ls.—Upper t;allery, ts. Price, ed. 00 1'ot:143y, the Operatic Drama of The Peasant Boy. 4, newnced wch luts been same time in preparation, prod u,n hi Friday next. rev tii' s~' tJ , E ~~l' ,