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ENTER El) •A:r #TATI ONE ItiViIH % AIL: • This Day •nAas publishect, prier - ii. 6d. : A TREATISE aii the GAME Of CRIBBAGE • shewing the ,LaWa pd Rules of the'Gameu,as now played at At, lames's; Bath, and Niwinarka : with, the best method of laying out your tarils, and exposink alftlic unfair Arti',praitised by Professicinal P layers, Or suds Memos are ge l' ncrall y, known by the appellation of Black Legs , fcc,7,--Com posed by several Sporting„ Gentlemen of the first , celebrity, Aad di gested , ...... . '. By ANTHONY PASQUIN, Esq. -.- ..f :: ' Second Edition. coerce 1. Printed for H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-roW ; and T. • ItidgwaY, Piccadilly, • • .1. t . • . - 11. 3. i . . ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, Novembir 16, MOTICE IS here) , That a S ESSIO Ar'of OYER and TERMINER and GAOL DELIVER k', fir As-Trial of Offinett committed on the iiigb'Sear, within th e . Yerlttlietion of lbe /Lind, altyof England,:lyili be held ynttice Ilall, in the Old Bailey, -London, on Friday the 18tb of Deronbef next, at Eight o'clock in the Morning. Rani the Hon. and. . the Lord liishop of CARLISLE, to __Mr. CHINO Apothecary, Clicapside, London: • • • .• THEATRE ROYAL, DitIntY.LANT. " 1 1- 11 S PIi.ESENT EY,ENING, Dec. 1,7, 14ci, will be performed FATILICCNT:KII. T Readily embrace the opportunity your Letter al ..t. fords ine' oI adding Mt testititeny to. t Ifit=tif - the Lord C brief Baron in favour of your P.:Fi I N s PATENT %V° KNI NI*EtICIN ES, Iny eldest Soil haVing, ti:w months ago, derived very material benefit from the use: of, •it. i!e nod been unwell for several week's previous to his taking t , '; ap. geared pale and emaciated ; was..languid, and complaint.* frequently of pains in his .tescLand side. The Lord Chief Baron, who had accidentally seen hint in this st , te. fortu— nately recommended to me the trial of your I.Ozei g..•S ; and that no time might be lost, or any mistake might ozeur, in obtaining the genuine Medicine, sent me three doses alt.' , The first of these occasioned a visible amendment,' anti . after; the second dose every unpleasant symptom disappeared; but I judged it right to give the third, as the two former bad agreed so uncommonly well. From that time my Son ltas been in perfect health, and I certainly attribute his Cure wholly to'the efficacy of the Worth Lotenges. I have since recorninendtd your Lozenges in several instances, whereio have the satistaction to assure you they have tinit:ffinly het'n of great service. I ought to add, 'that . from the nature, of tbd died produced by them in my Son's case, I apprehend the Complaints to hays arisen from an obstruction between the Stomach and, Viscera. • , I am, Sir, your obedient Servant, Rose Castle, Dec. 7. , . E. CA R LISLF,„ Sold, wholesale an:l retail, at Ching a:itl Butkr's, No. ~r Cheapside and retail by most Ikoksellers, and Medi , . nc. Venders in every Town, in Ilexes at rs. 64: anti as nd. Tho Principal (Thlit;tiiii by. h 1 r. ILI.IS'CUN, • , -• Mt. POWELL, Mr. H. SI DbONSv Mr. PALMER, ?jr. RAY, Mrs. POWELL, Mrs. H. SI [MONS Miss fl ()SWELL. The Prologue to bespoken by Mr. LYRE. Atid the Epilogue by Mrs. H. SIDOONS. ~J~ IP. IF. POLE. WITH FICTUALLING.OI'FICE, TEKELI • • Or, THE SIEGE. OF MONTbATZ. HVN6PRIANS: Count Tekeli, Mr. R. SI D DON S ;' • 1%)11 (his Friend), Mr. POWTON • Alexina (Heroine of Montgatz), Ma. PO%iELL. AUSTRIANS: , Count Caratra (the General), ; Edmund (his Captain), .Mr. HOLLAND ; Conrad (the Miller), Mr. WROUGHTON ; Isidore Mr. RUSSELL ; hank, Mr. I° URS R ; Christine (the Miller's Daughter), Mrs. BLAND. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s.—Pit 35 . .. rid. Second Price Is. — Gallery zs. Second Price rs. —Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6d. No Money to N.; returned. Places for the Boxes to be takeout Mr. Spring, at the Box. °ffixe, Russel l-st reiit . • • The Doors to be opened at ii4l-past Five, and begin at Half-past Six. To-morrow (third time), the new Tragedy of Fauikener ' , kith the new Melo-Drama of Ella Rosenberg. On Saturday, the Operatic Piece of Matrimony. 7 1- - THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. MQRROW EVENING, Dec. 18, 1807, e j will he . performed TWO FACES UNDER A HOOD. The Scenes, Dresses, and DeCorations, are critirely new. The Overture and nem:4 "vittsic conmosed by Mr. S HiALD. The Charaaers by Mr. TIMM VSON, Mr. BE L L AMY, Mr. OASES, Mr. INCLEDON; Mr. TAYLOR; Mr. SIMNIONS, Mr. KI 244.; NG, Mr.-FARLEY, Mr..IISTON, FAwc ETT, Mrs, PIBDIN,,DAVENPotur, Mrs. DICKONS, Miss 81/4,1.T0N, Mr6.LIS roN, Mrs. C. KEtvIBLE. THE BLIND BOY: The ()volute and the whole of th e Music.compoSed by Mr. Davy. • The principal Chant - tees by • Mr. MURRA.Y.,.. Mts. C. KEMBLE, Mr..BRUNTON, Mr. EAWCti.T.T,„ Jr. Cl-lAPMAN, Mr FaRLEY, Mr. LISTON', Miss mus - row, MiSs NORTON. Boxes 6i. Second Price 3s. —Pit 35. 6d; SeCOn(t P dee zs.— Caller), is; Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery Is. Second Wilco Gd.—No Mpney..to OClPtollud , Places for the Boxes lo be taken Ot Ilrandion, lit the Box:ollice, in Dart-:.creel. The Doors to beopened at Half past .liive t and .begin at half past Six., On Saturday Will be perforined`Shaks - peaie " s Tragedy of Othello; the Moor of Venice.' ( 6 7 • ' • The Tragedy 01 , The Revenge, having been received with unbounded applause by -a brilliant and crowded Audience, will be repeated,.lotxlie sOcond and last tim e this Season, on Monday next. • 41 ', 11 , 1 P'$' FIRE and LIFE INSURAN CE COMPANY, Cornhill empowered by Act ot 'Hem (Capital; ONE 'MILLION). lin In s vu nce trwn I R and :on /,IVES ; f or , or Glans andu rchase of ANNUITIES, - Doup,),ES' E xpiring at CHiligilirAs should tinewtil within fifteen days Mini thaun'etiod. Among other advantages *tiered by the ComPannp o p o „ - , Gals, it wi ll befoun4, that no ch3rge is .roaq 4 tor. kg" c ' es indorsement's •tht a large CoMinfision IS 'A0 64104 nn lt:- Nrinces on Li ve s;. and that a Manakin 14 ttrad=l on the Pretrituins' of all Fire Insurances out. o f Lotidon, whether cfreded at the Company's I louse in 'Change-alio:, or with I ,= any of its Country' Residents.—Aittetidatice daily, I roM 4 , J inc to Four. „ , „..., s t grder ()tithe Bottrikof,DireaP ri, WARNER 'PHI PPS, Sec. *** Farming Stotck may - = be insure din one Simi, with out an A vcragc Clause: MONEY. • MESSRS.- i iisVCA.S and Co. bei:l4.ave tn. intorrn those . .that iiiit: i be des;rotis or biirrOv4iiti' n'atinro..,. Ivy or firlitinkijult SU S'of M 0 NE Y, : that the y ` all times, and without dab, yi ad4ance any Sum. frum,One 11 U It- OM' to Ten Thousand pounds, and upwards, on iierSOnal or any other Security, arising from MarriaAd(Settlernt.rits; hi°. ey In the4Furfids; Ciergymevie Livingul,, or:Fteoltold, Copy ffi °, and 14/4014. Estates , on fair and ,e gaitable 'reruns, and will coniitin'evety NekOliation at less etpence than'what is usually incurredist.paeuniary.tralagt - lon s • ,Versonal it pplicolotki mews, Lucas ancl, Co. daily re. ceive:ite No. 16i, i„l i ti ee t, St.-'dimessgSquare, and Letters, post-paid; 4i ti b e ib l o ac 4i 4e ly ii ns,warei-1, .N,,g .; Ten years purchase w,ill ,be Lven. Well s.:,..ured • u. 44111 iti4s, ;":- - • . O ... .M . . . • • I • To:FAMILIES frbrn the LAST or WEhT 'lobe SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT. ,•• UOUS,E, .mwar Pottman- Square,. t he . outsortio Modern Ft uittire complete; the Property ofa A Pet:loh'of l'he Premises tire particularly Ititriabli. for a 'small geriteci FaYnily, who may have Possefisio.n. . i.LTickejs for yiewiqg, particulars, to be 11:4 of liCtrirtiedge, Saticitdr;4l#courtibitijitings, Temple-. .111 1 410 N AND GLOBE INSURAtIg.:U.SHAKES, .„ .'; TO lip: SOLO BY ,AucTION, By Mr. ROBIN§, l. ) „ r t araway's, on 'Tuesday the lilt inst. at - One o'Clock, the Execitttir of the late Quinton Katy, , g ut . deceased 4 in' Lots, •1 rriiREE.SI3/I.IIES,of tool, each, in the UNION 1. so el E-ri. for fIOVR AN C E • Six Shares, of 10 0 1. each, in the.CI..OI3SINIVRANCEiC(IiOrAN Y Particuilti tr6y he Sad of Moslrs, Cothtle.anti Sonsf.Sei licifáfs, liedtorthroot ; ' - at Gartaway'i and of Robilki, War wiglc.street, Goldeu-s,quare. CII,OYDoN CANAL SHARF.S. `TO B 1 SOLO BY.AUCTION, By' Mr. ROBINS; At Carraiviyi;: TileA;iy the 21d it at One o'Clock, ' -%AA !tots. • FIVE SII of tho CROYDON CANAL coM t) A N .--rarticulars at Cati.ivvty'i; of Mes• - ,rs. nnesaki G'rl/4N`o, Sorlcitor?„ galishury.sqttare; and of 'A lf. I t:oblo r t,'WaiVidobtiet, Goiden.square. ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE, REDS'ORD-ROW , 'ft)Jii , .. SOLO BY AUCTION, . . • By kir o :ROBINS .... ) i At C'nraw..ty's, on l'ile!;:lay the x2l inst. at One o'Clock; A0,,, , ,i, LEASEI-KILD ESTATE, cornpris 'ill; ) stiMtanti::l Brick-built Dwelling-horse, Con 'Viliiifigu4ol46oms-7itici R Closet on Iv floor, with convenient ir4yrncbtic, Offtges, large_ , open Garden, Coach-hawks, T lime sltll Stable, and Koolii4 over, situate No. 46 ;on the West Side eV Ectllotit% row, in the beCu l kit von of 1.1..1. Sayer, Esti'. The Premises are held on Lease!. of which Seventeen Years 'Were tlllg}tpitetA it tqI4.ISLIIMdf last, at u low Rent. To be viewect 11) , Tickets only. 1 Particular's at Garri. Nay's, sod' of MK. ittabins', Wa G rwick-itreet,.olden.stittaKe, of whom 'Ticitettritity be had.' . ~ ,~ ... • • MICROCOSM OF LONDON. The. First Pay of lanuary next will be published , --- At R. ACKERMANN's Repository of Arts, tot, Strand, Number 1. of , THE MICROCOSM of LONDON. 'Contain. • ing the Four following Subjeds:' ROYAL ACADEMY DRAWING FROM IsIFE. ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITION. . ADMI RA LT Y=The Room where the Lords of the Admi- • ratty transad highly important Business. . • • AST lEY 's AMPH IT 11 EAT R E Westminstef Bridge. Each Number will contain four Subjeds, internal Views of London. and upwards of Twenty-tour Pages of Letter., press, printed with a beautiful new Type, cut on purpose for this Work. price 7s. hot-pressed. 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Ackermann's Repository of Arts, ,rot, Strand, where Proposals are to be had gratis. CHEMICAL CATECHISM. This Day was published, In One large Vol. Bvo. price tax. in boards, with a neat Glass-plate Frontispiece of some of 'the most useftil Che mical Apparatus, etched by an eminent Artist, with fluo. ric Acid, a new and enlarged Edition of HE CHEMICAL CATECHISM, with Copi .ouss Notes, a VocabUlar) of Chemical: Terms,• Many Atieful Tables. and a stied and enlarged Col ledion of instruc. tiVe and amusing Experiments. • By SAMUEL PARKES, General ManufatturiAg Chemist. ' Printed for the Author, and sold by Lackington, Allen, and Co. Fistnity.square ; H. Symonds, Paternoster;row ; J . fti4:hdrds , m, Corolla' • I. Murray, Fleet-street ; I, Harding, St. lantes's-street, aril all other. Booksellers. The ** Essay on the i.frility'eff Chemistry to the Arts and Matalladtires;" 'maybe Katt separare, , price is. w' ,)EM &FEW A RT°6 NE This Day was publishc:l,- In Onf! Volume, FrxilscappCtavo, 7S..in extra hoards, ft I-1 IL 11 E 11 4E `C I ON. A POEM. 13y, OHN ,STEWA RT, Printed for Lolignian, Hurst, Orme, 'Pater:. hoster-row, • Of whoni may be had, .by the same Author, Pleasures of Love.; in One Volume, 121110. price 6s. in boards. nurtistr GALLEItY , it oder t Suilkilinteticlence of TREsitekm, OTTLE'Y, , ' , AND TOMK On the ist of lanitary, 1848, will be published, .. (To' be e l l tUatifYint4ielalLilily) of •- - 'DBE i' GALLERY • a PICTURES' -ii rwo Series et:ollo634*i hogr.ivings of all the yelp, orated vieliires,of..theireat Mastsrs in, the United Kingdom, with Historical anti D i llscriptive Letter -press. •No: I. First ,series—i Containing • two Plates, repre s enting dkeien.Pitittres, the Marquis of Stattbrd's collectiowith. n. Otk, lephant Quartoh. price 6tl„'. On Atlas Quarto Not linpretiviliV on India Paper, it. is. , On Atlas tvith the Prints slightly i is; 6 , 1. No. 1. Second'..66ties--Ctnitainitigl:'•" The Woman' tads% R jibens, in•the collection of :Henry Hype, Esq. „Op Atlas Quarto, price tos. 6d, . Oil colombier Folio, with Picot linpressidn's or the Plates,;ort I difiiPlifter, •'4 l l, Oti . Ctitotimier thtt:Pnirtis thighl Vtlih!Colours,,inithit4tipki o rtheprigipal Eteturesol. The•liiayorical.l'art by Win. Yowl& Ottley , Esq. Lies cr iptive, Part' by Henry Treshlrn, Esq. R.A.' and W. Ottley, Esq. The Erigravings'by Mr. P. W. Tom- Alas, Mamie:Ai tigt4vgrtb Her Majesty, who has the wk. nagement , of the Executive Part of the Work,; Mr. I:, schia, Voiietti. Mr. A. Carrion; and other eminent Engravers: - The Drawings of the! First Series by Mr. IV.AI. tral,.endof the .Second .Series by iplestirs..Tomkins; ViC . e474), Pods- Cott, Ansell, Satchwell, • ' tinder t6 - ,'Stiveiintendance HENRY Ter.Sll-AIM, Esq. R. A. • Printed for 'Longman;;; 1-lurst, , Rees, and Ortrtp x . Pater.. nosier , row ; leet7,s,ttet ;,,Cadell and Paviqs Stiand and I'.. W.. Toiriki;i:;, .1 1 / 4 1evt , st, eel. • A miked-hianner cal Eng:avitig tins been chose n n fur the ttcWOrk. aLapktiowleilged to be the bolt ; means of inli acottrAtely the peculiar style ot the Nlaster, and the 'ouch of ,the Pencil, either in Chiaroscuro, or witn 't he",td 'ilitiona advantageof .Colours. 'ii their peculiar excellence in riehichll‘tt celebrity ot m0v.,4.111;.! most distinguished gas jeS,i4 'rite bb.i j a of the present mule:flaking' is, to vo.a finithed t ittifulrepresentatiiiii of the'Origirial votler 1111 the a uihiiiatioiw (is:4tyle , ol light antfts-hatio%.Y. colottr44.— •.• N. 13. Fouturilier particulars, see theVrospeatts. LOUCESTERSIII RE. HARDWICK F. .AN D 11AR.E.SFJELD: ..1:0.11E SOLI). BY. f+UCTN. By, , Mr. JOUN, CEJSTAN IO CE,. j 'he v.d, and ‘Vediw4py, the 2.3. d days of De :it Two ,o'Cloelt., the folloWing E ten Ave anti very 'Valuable liStAtes,- , sitti.ited in the of I 'animate. and 1 larestielti. aboltt four quilts • tr‘rli, City nt Ghnicester, and adjoining the . 1-ligh Road and Bristol ; in szverall..Uts, foraying Convenient ' •lb the Parish of-Flardwicke, ffillE MANOR (4 I.IARDWIQKE, with .a tai tk , IA N SION-110 US E, s everal convenient Farm /louses and Cottages, and 76,) Acres of 1.30( 1 , Chiefly, rich 114e3dOW Pasture. The 'Tyt ha of Ray, anti Corn arising. from Upwards of 'boo Actcs of ,Land in Ilardwicke and the ad p ining Hamlet of Coldthrop, which are held of the See of Cl ou cester Under a Lcate for Three Lives. - • LnilaresScid. The MANOR, of HAR ESVI Ell), with the MANOR HOUSE, being, a large and cunvetrient.l.anr-liouse •, several `Cottages, and 45-> ACKS of rich Meadow, Pasture, trod Arable • Land, a oonsickr,tble part of which is T•} the free, The I inpropriate ytties of I lay and Coto arising from 770 Mresof Land in klarestietil. The Pe fpetttal Advowson of, and next Presentation to, the Vicarage .61 • The Purchasers may be accommodated with a Moiety of the Purchase -money upon the security of the Premises, and posiesiion May be hadat Lady-day next. The Tenants will ..shewthe Estate: PartiCUIOTS of the different Lot? may be 1130 at the King's }lead, Gloucester; Star, oxfor d; White flat, Bath; Bush TaVern, Bristol ; !lop-Pole; Woteester ; the Hotel, Bir. 1 Mingham 1. (,f .Chri.,toptier Pe t ubcrtorr..F.sq..Cambridge; I ittand of Mr. Custary-e, 3s, Bow.laue, I.usidou, Dec, s 5, 'BO7. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING Ms MAJESTY') IslefllY do hereby give AT:dice,That on Tuesday next, the ;2d in:Jiang, they will be' ready to .reclive Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat for Three llundred Bags tfKENTISH HOPS, ol the growth of the Year IS Q 6, to he answerable to Samples to be produced withrhe Tenders, to be delivered ix a Month *; One Hundred and fifty Bags into the rianalling Stores at Portsniouth; and the remaining One then.' bed and Pifer Oar into tholrat Plymouth ; and to de paidfor by Bills, payable, with Interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contraa may be seen at the Sect eta , y's Office. . . NoVegard will be bad to any Tender in Which the Price sbtsll not be inserted In words 'at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Bv.srd before One, o'Clock on the said Tuesday next, the izd giant, nor sutlers the Person who makes the Tender, or sane Person ea his babath, attends, to ans-tver, when called for; VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Dec. ts, 1807. 11" HE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING Ilis MAJESTY', NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, the itts of January next, tiny will be ready to re. tripe Tender: In watilig(sealed up), and treat for 'Two hun dred Tboterand Gallons of WEST 1 N 1)1 A RUM, to be de livered, free ol duty, from Warebouies in which it :ball bane been bonded ; One-half in the course of one Month, and the re mainder in One Montb afterwards,into His Maje4ty's .S'tores at Portsentsith and POseoutb, in i e :ingproporticdu, Pori tnrnel, 120,000 ) , : ::,u I. fyair.alb, Soiooo 2::,c,c00 , . The Cotdititass o/ !the Costraa(in which SOME NVW Regula tionshave beeuintrna:ueed) may be seen at the Secretary' s (41 fief . No regard will he Lad to any Tend :r in .ruhich the Price sh.vll not be inserted in w-g Is a! I f itg‘h, or 1 ?at shall nfa be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on tbe.saidTursda,y, the s th q 7 4 nu. e ary next, nor unless tbe Person wh o m m snakes the fender, or so Person achis behalf, sOends, to answer, wheucalled tor. ..........--:-..... PICT LIALLING.OFFIC , Ao7. THE CP4I,IIISSIO NERS 117CTU4 L LING instant, they tem . h e rea,b , to receive Na a.,-rot Notice, That .on W e dnesday sent, the 23d T,„d ees , 1 . 0 mniting (sealed No, and treat nvith sur4 I'erlbs4 will undertake to suppfr ithat L I.O ‘vC A . N I)1. Ii S, be demanded fur the flit of the V.ielaalling Deparintent at the l'ore cj Londav, for one ,rear from the. tat yz..z, t y to :he. 31st Dee. inclusive and . to be paid for by Bills, kiyable,"U)itb Interco, ninety days aft, r date, The Condyjogs, of the pqrtraL9 Inv be teen ott the Secretay' 9.lfi ft". ; • , regard 74 , 1i1 be bad to.amy . Tender in nvidch the Pt ice Jhaq act 4 . i n lested in nbods at. lewth, or that thall.not be delivered in th e ji ot t 4 l before One o'Cl‘ci: cm the raid Tedxesday next, the 23.1 ttf r :rules the Person itbo snakes the Trodet . , ,xst same tersowan bit behatA,attends, to answer, when.called for. 'This Day was published, Illustrated with Plates, price bs. hoards, SU PPLENIVI.,IT to PRACTICAL SEA .NIAN SHIP containing- , -;t. Observations' tin the iarts. sent Coustrifction of Ships, with an Account of the four. masted Vessel. Transit, 2. ObSzrvations onliiie Lag and with a Description of various,lnnruments for meaoring a Ship's Way. 3 . Obser9tions on Marine Sot veying. 4. On he Principles and Description of ari Optical I iistru frnely„ applieltble to the Mtinsurat ion of I)lst:in.:es: S. Moth: or applying the Height cif, a Ves,el's M.tst as a Base Line, to determine the I)istanc , s of UlTirct situated within the Circlelrtlie - Seliali rothon, vic,vc‘i taunt the, Mast Head. 6. - Desariptiln of an Eye Shade, Lir, the UseOf Weak- People, 1016 suttbr as they Walk &bin the 'atrong Light an Heat which is reflected from a light coloured Soil : together witkan Account of a reading Tube, in lieu of Spec tacles, with anAppenilii. HALL DOWER, Author of " the. P ractical Seamanship;" and formerly in the Service of the East India Company,.. Printed for J. Mawrinin, zz, Poultry. DISPENSARY,• No. 15, Soito7ligilure, 1. being.Opeit to the '1'0..4,11as contributed cfinsiderahry to -the credit SPILSIIUKY's Ahl - 11-SCOUUDTIC DROPS have gained. by ascertaining its Efficacy as a Me. dicine in CatA:s of Scrophilla,GoUt, Riti...unt.iti'sin, Eruptions, and Helicons Diseases, dependent on the .obstrutlions'of the stomach and intestines, and inuill those tiompl3ints 01.- t hthis. 'ett bile, where calomel has lost its ettec by 40,144 use.— I t is requisite ' to caution the . Public ailinst pnrckasing any 'ottier4 - but those bearing the words:" By the King's Vatent,.. °tube bottle, bilhattlirealans, and outside wrOper ; toge titer with the King's dqty. printed in black ink ; sold in but_ ties of 5,. bd..; double bottles los.; larger il. ts. duty . in. eluded. FOR COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, dec. PECTORAL. ESSENCE OF ;coLTskooT. THE Herb Coltsfoor, called !bassilaga by the Antienta, was distinguished by them, as its name sufll. ciciitly conveys, for its excellence in the cure of Coughs, and other pulmonary complaints;_ and this Essence has, in the course of lung!, prat - tee, beets rimnil the most sate and elfec. tual Remedy. for COtighS. Mthmas, and all Disorders of the Lungs. It gently opens the breast, and imniediately gives liberty of breathing, without any danger °flaking cold. It admirably allays the, tickling which provokes frequent cough ing, cleanses the small glands, relaxes the ribies, and there. by enlarges the cavities of the vessels. Thus it will prevent Constunistiiins, -if taken hetOre the Lungs are ulcerated. llt cures also all iinsky and dry Coughs, heals raWneSs , and soreness tkie arui gives relief to tbose who, through age or inlirwity, are deprived or rest,or sleep. This iistietwe prepared by James Ryan. Surgeon, Bristol and sold only by F. Newbery and -SOUS, No. 45, the l;*-eit, Er :d ni St. Paul's, Lontlbn, in bottlei each, (Lay inclutkid r-sof none are genuine but those which have 01Q.MAINIF“. NG‘Vtlef V, No, 45, St. P.aul'a," engravtii on 414 1 11 , • .1 2'14. RENOyATED HEALTH. A. T has been too.fr&itiently the stibjea of jest and general reprobation, that men destitute otthe elements 4• the medical art have oltcrerl themselves as candidates for public patronage in the prof: ion of physic. .For the pure ofdoing justieete the result of our studies and experience, and to prevent us from being classed anion.; those empiries whoe' imprudent pretensions have, untOatanately for, society,, been. too favourably received, we bee leave to submit to the liberki and enlightened ifeithful statement of our pursuits and tittirettlentS. Aftet having received a regular Inetnctil 0ut.74. non - as the -pupilS of. Messrs. Grinder and Illizatd,'Wheser' lodates and priadice we carefully attended, as. protessont and surgeons of the London Hos:Utal ;' We entered ourselves"' 'students in that justly celebrated sclaotil fur medical acqnire-, ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and Were instrueled • in the diarent branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and. practice of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, Sec. Sec. by those eminent professors, Drs. Mourn, Hamilton. Duntan . and Rutherford. We trust we shall 'nut be deemed . presuniptuous in saying that 'our pretteleecy and acquirements are not inconsiderable, flaying fur a 10414 o f yearimade Venereal Complaints, and the Varitnia di:;e'iscs of Debility, the particular obiedot our studies and pra,`An:e, it will, we .hope, be allowed that we have iuluired• superior know ledge at their treatment and cure. In slight'and receot cases of infection a perfed re-eiitabilshment-14 completed itt the short period of two days and in those.of the utnfttSt, in veteracy, whertruther practitioners l'ieve tailed of, succes: , , proper perseverance in Out , plan of treatment ensures to the patient a sate and radical'cure. • Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the effects ot habit long and most unbappily Oiirset. - d by the youth of both, sexes, there are done more al inning cot more ttitrvfising dm those deficiencies and ikblintes which trey quently . prevent or embitter the. matrimonial stater. 'l'o such persons it must be.a consolation to know. that they may now, by a new and infallible mode Oftreatment; be restored to that greatest at all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor. ous constitution.. In all cases of debility, from whatevet cause a rising, as well as in every. species 0( venereal intedion l we may be consulted by patients Of either sex with the greet. est secrecy and honour. Hours of consultation at home train ten to three, and fit:int G in the.evening till .to at night. Patients in the country ate requested to state the particu., tars of their case, age, and general habit of living, Sic, Sm. ire , closing a remittance tot advice and medicines, when alresame will be given, or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so Casential to our undertaking, the postage ot. letters may be added to - the atcount tor medicines. CUltltl E and Co. Surgeons, No. 107, Hatton-garden. (r_r Messrs. Currie and Co. have Certificates from .the above respectable Professors of. I.ondon and Edinkogii, the diligence, skill, anti humanity, 'with which they pvr. I formed the duties assigned them during the flute they' it. tended their ).ettitres.and Prattiee. piofeisiog myselfa regularly edticated Mc inbei of the College ot Surgeons, I think itincumbent tin rttii to signify that my Diploma from the College of Surgeons in Lontlim, liS•Well'AS Certificates from the Hospitals, and va, , ;ions Proteisors under'whoin I studied Physic, Siirgery, midwifery, hr/Chan for years placed in one of my parlotiri; ()pea to the inspeetion . of any person who happells to he there; or is desirousof such examination. . __...... Thirteen years I have resign'd all qtherpradice for thie study atul rreamient of 'Venereal COmplaltits anti - Debility • tut it was, not Oil 1 hatk-experienee as an Army stiroon a lt d merai Praditiotter, that 1 thought myself justified in tho seledion acids peculiar branch. The concentrated force of the human intellect, when dire6Aeil to'a .particuldr point, must acquire superioi ity Yvithil.v the circle of itisown ,and .long continued success is a tieeided proot that my cifort,s have not been le4 beneficial to others than'advaiita6eous to myself. • The distress and the tpiserywhich • arise 'front a certain de udive habit so p.ernicitsuS, to school,,boya, have . been Ire" quently'pourtrayed by the muralists of the age ; but it is tlje Outs , ot . every Practitioner, when caned upon, to relit voltiQh medical assistance, and is. the acquir - eintmt o f o.4u3ll,o,ocperie,:i‘m in this lint; to 4.41;.,r, r,i 4.!Vel.y sl.l;i Ciititt, a re and certain es t abl is Innen t. 11) shglit or ticienck , '41 1 1.0(100M by residence irl wAriti climates, or itio 11:0t$0AndiOgotico of sedudive passions, abet ire ail recent : V,o -nereol Complaints, early mostapplictaillic,ons.i:settixrleasr,iasnin,ginifriroimed. cure. But : in the most complicated cases of Debility. acco s t. pa iicd bic. in Y te re O v i c a r n s , Q s r o t m ils e °r p 4 c e r r s s ev i e t r . anee is indispensably requisite thr the ,reanimsmon of the constitution, and restoration ru health , and vigour, , , . it ,o) coes - i : nt either sex, the friOSt lilVioliii):C secrecy is obServed, and the terms of remuner4tion are vhinly stated on the tirst interview. 1O MY CpR.R.E.SPONDENTS, The extended reputation which waS the titst Objea of my ambition, in the tcrm ENT of VIEN? IMP AL 'CO kt.. PLA IN TS.and 13BBIL1 TY having attuldted s to me variant; Correspondents in the Uuitcd Kingdom of Great Britain, and from different parts of Europe and America; i beg to addreis this. public notice to such' Correspondents. :; the occupation of my time in answering letters from those lio grudge not roluneration,.,made.it necessary .for the some years ago to observe that .no letter could notici,i unless 4 Bank-note was indosed. •"I again repeat the- information, that no letters without inclosures can be absweredi,unless from Patients already under my care. And 1 beg to suggest, that letters from the West Indies, or from any'foreign .try;.inusteontain not,only a cOnlplete statement of the case, but a very liberal sum i sulllcient to compensate for studying anti writing fully On the complaint, and for the preparation of critisiderable'course of medicine by a London Chemist, it such should be requisite.. Where the distanceatoes net,uhnit. 0- 4 gooney ofcorrespondence, it is also desired that the age, the mat)nerb f living, anilgeneral feclingf, as well as every syrup. Jon) that can possibly be described, be moat particulatly spo cified, Letters require no other direaion that the Christian- anil -- SuEttarne, 3 *ll4ar tin Bret, Esq. .I.ondon," and that the - minds of either sett may have the fullest assurance of secreey, Atte postage or letters, accompanied by . Fees, need not be paid at the tune, but will aftetwards be charge(' to the party. - MA-1111N 'Mt E, rz Member of the Royal College of . Surgeons in I,.onsiot. No. al, Arundel -street, Strand, near TemPla-har.' • There is an additional Liam= In Warer.strier; adjdiniqt, A-CAuTtorr,—Someilliterate Men„untlenieliti4U*nattlei, having copi d my Advertisements and inaerted.thero as thei:r oilm productions, it is my duty TO altinjoil, thosofcr,... 'sons are not' Meinbers of any College in London;, 11dit44046. by- elsevrifiete, nor havo any right to prattise 'Sultgety, And ,1 A r‘outrun t i a wool ialuiry lot the (:trtitioatti which they i ptcteW tq pf)s'44l.