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, • , 0 !.4",.. I • . t i f I . • k . '* II 4:: Alt _74 ‘`i- , N., NUMBER 46461 THU.I SDA Y, AuousT 6, 1607. (PitlbE SIXPE' CE VAUXHALL. This Day was published, price is. ACERTAIN WAY to SAVE OUR 'COUN TRY, and Make Us a more Happy and Flourishing People than at atty former Period of our History.. Sold by 1.-Budd, Pall-Mall, and lllacklock, Royal Ex change. With an Appendix, and Explanatory Letter from Dr. Ed. wards. just published, containin 36 large Sheet - Maps, coloured, 'Trice Four tit:lncas, ball bound, • •-• MONEY. %der the Patronage oT His Royal Highness theiPRINCE - of - VALES. • T • AVOISN . E's NEW GENEALOGICAL, HIS— TORICAL, and' CHRONOLOGICAL ATLAS helm; a coi,nplcte Guide to History, both Ancient and Mo d.rn: exhibiting an accurate AcCount of the,Origin, nescent, and Marriages of all the Royal Families, from the Ileginning of the World to the present Time; with a short Histerit.al ACCOUrit of the remarkable Eyentsihat haPpened during-the Reigns of each Emperor, King, .Queen, Thrice, ece. in the above Perit.d. • _ • • • NOBLEMEN, GENTLEMEN, le r••• spedfutly- informed, they may be supplied with Moww ). to any amount on terms equal to Mortgage, secured on Frt,11..... hOld, Cokhold, Leasehold• Land or Houses, 14Ioney in the Funds; !Wisrriage Settlements, Widows' jointures, 'Clergy. mete.s orany 9ther Property ; . Personsorryspezt:ati. lity may be supplied on their personal Security only. • Gen tlemen will fiat every -liberal,aecomniodatiOn without &lay, • Applicationfront Twelve till Two, or Letters (post pail) allressed to - Nl:ssrs. Wills mid' Co. No. 1.1, South streot; Berkeley-square. . MO-MORROW EVENING,• Aug-. 7, will be a GRAND GALA and bribiantllisetiarge of FIRE WORKS. Adrnissfon. Three Shillinfs. * boors open at Sevcd, and the Concert begins at Eight o'clock. The Gardens are open on Mondays,. Wednesdays, and • days, as Gala Nights. • - • , In a few Days will be published, In Two large Volumes, bvo. price 243. in boards, QERAIONS on the GREAT FESTIVALS . and FASTS of the CHURCH, on other &Jima Occa. sirins v and on various Topics. From the German, of the Rev. qEOKGE JOACHIM. ZOLLI K.OF ER, Minister of the Reformed Congregation at Leipsick. 'By the Rev.VILLIAM •TOOKE, -Printed for -Longman, Hurst, Rees, and . Orme, Pater noster-TOW. Solckby f:Baifield, Wardour.street ; Dulau aud. Co. Soho. square; Hatchard, Piccadilly .- ; Faultier, Bond.stregt ;- Long. man, _ Hurst, .and Co. Paternoster-rdw ; Lackington, Allen, and C.,. 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Second' Price as.—Pit za; Second Price is. Gallery ts. ,Second Price 6d. " Places to he 'taken of Mrs. 'Connell,-at the Box-Office, from Ten till Three. N. 13. A new Cornic'Ballet of Aetion, and various E.rer cises, are in rehearsal, which will be produced on Monday text, August to. .SUPF.RIOUR SERMONS. ' This Day .werc published, Price Sixty Shillings, done up separately, for the -Pulpit, SIXTY. ORIGINAL" MANUSCRIPT SER.. - mONs, adapted fot every SUnday in the Year, anolor the Principal Holidays, and . Extraordinary Occasions Printed in a new .Script Type, cast on purpose, in exad Imitation of Manuscript.: - • By a DIGNITARY of the CHURCFI of ENGLAND. These Original .SerniOns arc respectfully submitted to the Clergy as superiour modern compositions, better adapted to. their avowed'objed than any previous attempts of the same kind. The Author has himself preached every one of them, and he can, •therefose, speak to their suitable length and eMel—he can also boast of the sandion which they have re. Leived from very tlistinguishedOrnaments . of the Church. Printed for T. Ostell; Ave Maria lane, near St. Paul's, London ; and sold by all Ecooksellers in "fown and Country. N. B. Clergymen _who may not choose - to purchase the entire Set, till they have examined afew. may be accommo nuted with a Scorei indifferently Seleded, for a one- pound note, which may, it agreeable, be addressed to the Publisher by the Pest. • • . In a few Days will be published, In Three. Volumes, Octavo, A CHRONOLOGICAL REGISTER of both A HOUSES' of the 'BRITISH • PARLINMENT,4 from the Union in 1708, to the Third Parliahlent of the United Kingdoln of Great Britain..lnd Ireland, in 114. , By ROBERT BEATSON, Printed for I.Onkman, •tiurst, -Rees, •and Orme, Parer - noster-row. A NEW BRITISH THEATRE. • • lust published, In Royal isms. price ts. each, embellished with a fine En . graving; or, price.as, elegantly printed On surfirie Paper, with a Portrait of the Author, for each Vtilume,. and Proof ImpresSions• of 'both the Plates, Numbers I. to LX XV 11 • (to be continued Weekly.) of a new , Work, entitled, HE. 'THEATRE ; or, A Collec t. tion of Plays, which ariaaed at the Theatres-Royal, Drury-lane, Covent-Garden, and the Haymarket. Printed under the Authority and by Permission Qt the Managers,_ from the Prompt Books., With. Biographical and Critidal Reinarks, — BY Mrs. INCHBALD. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees„ and Qrmo, Pater, , noster-row.- " • •EXCHEQUER CHAMBERS,. Edinburgh, May t 3, 16117. NOTICE is hereby given. to all concerned, that Sir Alexander Purves, -of Purves, Bart. has applied to the Right Honourable the ,Barotis• for a. Gift.of Bastardy of the ESTATE and EFFECTS. of Miss Amelia Purves, the natural Datighter of AMelia Randall, daughter, of --- Ran clan, Glazier, in Gloucestershire, who died in London in the month of March last. 'WANTED TO.: PURCHASE, r c r lIE ADVOWSON, or. NEXT PRESENTA-' 11,0 N to a . 1.1 (;,_from tool. to 4001. per_Aim. Uitlt the prOspea of an early' Vacancy. Addre6s (lost- paid ) to A. D. at Meisre, Strawbridge awl Ty ler's,'Stattorters, No. 73, Warrenstteet, .Fitzroy-square. . . . . . 7 - , SURREY. KNIGHTS*.HILLf• MANSION -1101JSE and LAND, , - • The Propertr of the4ate Lord. TI-LU RLO w. • HORMY will be. SOLD by ,AUCtION, a t s,G A rrawi l 's Cotne-house, this tritly_elegant an .I splendid Idaniii)n, with suitable attached and thil:iched 0 :lice-, I -1 nn. Our-buildings; - replete (alit, evcry . c nvcuience, amt . Up Wirth of WO Acres of exiiellent• productive Nleadow and . Pasture Land ; 'forming attogether.a most important Domain,. tit tOr the residence of a Family, of the first .distint - tian. The. Situation of Knights'. Hill is retired., amidst the most interesting rural . Scenery, con maii ling extensive, richly . wooded,' and diVersi fi i.4' nrospiis, disrant five Miles only from:Lundon, and one, Mile eaciftrom StreatTlatk and Dui. rich.' • • PAL tic:Oars are.,Prepating, and will. be shortly ready for de, ]lvcry, of whi,cn due notice will be,given in this Paper; and Olio of the Day of- Sale, when every necessary iltrerrmition . flay he tiadi and.Plinfa.of 'Ott Estate seert, 'Onitptilication to Townly. Land Surveyor,Walworrh; and•at Mr.. James's (Alice, No. c,.New Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn. EALING HOUSE, MIDDEESEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By PETER COXE, . . On Thursday, the 13th day of August, 1807, at Twelve o' C k (unless previously disposed orb) , Private Centrad, • or whi c h d ue notice will be given in this Paper), *AcAPITAL MANSION, with attached and - tachtit Offices, Farm-yard, spacious Garden; and Valuable Meadow and Pasture Land„ ' This valuable Freehold acrd. part Copyhold Estate (which is little inferior to Freehold), comprises that . Capital Man sion, EALING-HOUSE., at Ealing, Middlesex, about six and a half from tendon, with Will in front, and double gate, Coach.swcep Approach ; spacious Wall. fruit and Kit chen Garden, rich in produce ; Green-house and_,Grapery numerous shady Walks, Pleasure Ground, Farm Yard, and profitable 'Meadow and • Pasture . Land; richly studded with noble Oak. Elm, and other Forest Trees, the property and .residence of the late Earl of Galloway, the whole supplied With an'abundance 6f excellent Water, . The ManSion contains a • Drawing-room • and Dining. par lour,thirty-five feet by' eighteen, large'Breakfast.parlour, or Gentleman's Room ; spacious Hall, used as.tr 13illiard.400m, thirteen most excellent Bed-chambers, two Staircases, two Water-closets, and suitable.Domestie ()likes and .Cel taring ; Servants' Rooms 'over the . Stables, Stalls fOr eight Horses, Ind 5 tanding for various Carriages, the whole in most adinir, able order. - • The Furniture; which . Is of the very best description, itieatiy elecant, and handsome, together with the. Fixt ures sand 'Timber, vibe inclUded in the - Purcliase. May be viewed until the day of Sale (by Tickets Only), on Application to Mr. Coxe, No. 33, ThroOndrton-Strect, rliorn Particulars may be had ;. ailso at Llriyd's arid Gar.. ;away's f,:oine-bouses ; at Mr. Ridgway's, Bliokseller, No, 170, Piccadilly ; at Mr,' LOriat's, No. 60, New Bond-street,; Ind of Air. New . Iloswell-court,, Lincoln's-Inn,-to Whom.apply-also for Treaty by Private Contrad. . N. B. The Stock/on the Premisai may be taken at a sepa, agreeable to the purchaserat the time ot Sale. YOR MIEUMATISNIS, SPRAINS, CHILBLAINS, • " Dr. STE E opo intpoc. • 'THIS MEDICINE, froth its extraordinary Effi cacy, is justly entitled to the reputation it luis - Soidng ocqpired. above every other Preparation of the, kind. By its warm, penetrating and attenuating qualities, it is found to be the most powerful application in Rhetinialism, Spasms, end Palsies ; as also in Cramps, Bruise•i, Sprains, Burns, Scalds, fresh Cuts, and the Sting of Venomous. Insals ;_it• is particidarly recomincdiled in Contu s ions, occasioned by Con-shot Wounds, and to retresh the I.eg's and Feet alter long' exercise in walking. It 'speedily uctia , ves brhi, it used in time, will prevent them frbili J....caking, but for this purpose it should tie dissolved and applied' warts. • Sold only by F. llewbery and Sons, Ni. .15. St." FliurelY yard, 1 -mion, in , Bottles, price is. 6d e' h ; and, b Y•theif,appoinimil i t, by Dicey and Sutton, lioN flacon and Co. isa t and sides, 76, 0 ez ; ZY..kde Old B:ind-street • .:.ley and Co, Cockspur- - sii,a ; ward, Midille.row 11 • Randall, Royal Excliaii:,) ; Clarke, poroagli ft. Lud gate-street. .incl I . Harris, at the stN.. i ., 13 . , 0h ,, 5c•rv e that the W o rds"" F. Norber.,, No, 45. altl s, areretignived in the tain;P. Under the Authority and Patronage. of the Honotirable the • Direaors of the East India Company. • • • • ' This Day was-published, •• • Elegantly printed in Three Vgiuntei, Quarw,.and illustrated • by a Map, And num:rens other .En&c.ivings, price 61. 6s. in boards, or on.large riper, price 91, 95. in boards,. •JoußNity from MADRAS through the , Countries Of MYSORE; CANARA, and NIALA. 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This Day was published, In Six elegant Volumes, Royal 18mo. illustrated with Mar, the Third Edition, much improved and eillargeli t price One Guinea and a 'Half in lioards, or Thirty-six Shillings neatly bound, I HE:BRITISH TOURIST, or TRAVELLER's 1. COMPANION, through ENGLAND, WALES. SCOTLAND, - and I KELAND, includhig.aecurato Descrip• twos of every Part of :the United Kingdom,: and cOmpte lending the most celebrate - I Modern Tours, through every Part of the British Islands; particularly - those of • •" ' Pennant, Bray, Hassell, Holmes, Twiss, Sullivan, Moritz, St. Fond, Wyndham, Young, Robertson, Barber; johristin, Shaw, Skrine, Binglcy, N,ewte, .Grant, Carr, &c. Wih several recent Tours; .cciminunitated to the Editor by intelligent friends. .1t1( WILLIAM MAYOR, LL. 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Q ThOnlso2. 2 6 Milton - 3 6 Prior - 3 6 Butler 3 6 Gay . . 36 Younk. - 4 0 PoP - 4 6 Dryden .; 5 6 Ar7ll;:trpng a Hoare o ,SintAlett - • 6 Tickell - Johnson - 0 6 Cunningham. I a Gatot - ot6 Lansdowne o Pontiret - 0 6 Addison Dodsley - • 6 Shakspeare• i 6 Lytultan .r 0 Waller - I 6 Goldsmith. o Langhorne i 6 , , The above Worl:s may" Lie had bound, or in stparate Num= bers, price 'SiX innce each. Ti -accommodate the Virtuoso in Em.).tllisimients, and the Admirers of beautiful Printing, are . tipericAr Lditioison the .best 'Vellum Paper, and co,itittoiwg at:tittion4 which Editions are sold at uuuble toe Price of the abuse, Al I SCE 1.. AN E11t74 WORKS. New Path G title - - 96 i WiltW6 Logic . - . 2 0 Stevens s Levi.On 11,:a4.13 o 6 sAiathe.s Essays •.- - 2 : 0 Liieot o,;(iii , :i GArcliner 1 6 Wzitt's'S 1 Inproveincnt of I,, n cl l it's Uial,,,if,en - z'6 ' tiic.Minci ... :. - - .- 2 o London : I' 1 ihttgi for . C 4. . L'ockv, :Paternoster-row; alit.i sold by : oll the Llooltuilers 4virte Vhitcgal KingtlOm. - ' - . ~• THOMA. TAYLOR, Esq. . • Sir„ No, 9, NeW Bridge-street, London. co.Nsipß it but .an. of justice clue oth c j. merits of 'your LE A ICE's PAT N'V PILLS, to corn. mtmicate to you the following Cure which has recently,been performed by them : An Acquaintance of mine, by the breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a complication of diserders arising therefrom), was reduced al mosr to a skeleton; and although he had the best medical advice'which could be obtained, and tried a variety of Patent -Medicines, nothing,could be procured which seemed to suit his case, or tO do' him any 'service : he remained in a most re, duced and pitiable sitnatton for two yearS, tinible to follow his profession and scarcely. Able to walk or even to stand on his legs; in tact d no one who knew hint ever supposed it-poi. sible for him to-recover. so, was advised at. last to try y o u r Leake's Pills--he did so, adhering strictly oto the direaions given with them. He had not taken enure than two boitea be tore he found an alteration for the. better: this encouraged him to proceed, and by taking a few boxes more he found ,his appetite and strength gradually return, and .is .now tts health) and stout as any • man . 1 r know. Yon are welcome, Sir, to meter any person tome for a confirmation. of the above account it it should be doubted. • I am, Sir, your obedient humble servant, Library, Folks one. THOS. PURDAY. • Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Taos. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal Co/leg - of Surgeoni, London, at his' House, Na. 9, New Bridge.street; Where, alter a constant residence of more'than Forty Years, in a prat:lice . particularly direklred to the Cure 01 Vene:. teal Complaints, and those incidental to the Parts of Generation In both Sexes, with that inviolable' secrecy which Men of. his Profession should always: bserve, he flatters himself; the advice and assistance he gratuitous- • ly administers to Personi taking this Medicine, will be • - esteemed by a discerning Public, as an advantage seldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Also sold, by his Appointment, for. the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 3s, St. M. ban'i.street,‘ Pall Mall; the Toythee, No, to;, Oxford. street ; Mt. Disborough t s, No. 7, Vlsh.street.hill; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh ; • Mr. IVI , Pons ld'a, Glas. w; Mr. Bull, Daaie-stNet, _Dublin ; Mr. Billinge's, Li verpool ; Mr. Atkinson's,• Manchester ; and by one • Person in every . considerahla Town in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only . as. ed: each, sealed up with full ari,4 plain direazons, whereby persons of either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N, B. Every Box sold in Great Britaln is sealed up . with itamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners, is print; cd at the Stainp.otl, !` T. Taylor, No. Slt New Bridge, to imitate which is Felony, and all otters arc coon. terfeits. THE CELEBRATED CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAI), PREPARED by Di - . SOLOMON, Gilead-libuie, 1. near Liverpoel, which has risen to the very pinnacle of fame for its superior Efficacy in Nervous, Debilitated, and .CopsumptiVe Complaints, loss of Appetite, I rdi„;estion,_ lownezi of Spirits, &c. of which the following reinarkanle Cures are incortteatitl 4 -le oroofS : ' •- • Copy of a Letter:from hieisrs.-clArke and,..Loirax,•Prioteri and Booksellers, Stockport,to Dr. Soletkui,..,:ilcad- I louse, near Liverpool. SIR, • ~ Stockport, May t.a.. • .I CO6. • A Gentleman of the first respeetabilitY, wh9 krd,lik.;;s , ied under a tedious illness eight years, having bctn snatdied rruai the jaws ofrileath by, your invaluable Cordial Baluipt we consider it a duty incumbent upon us to lose no tune iii inforniing you, that you !nay ,be enabled to publish its - ii! . iires for the sake of our affliacci tcilow-creatures. You may sup pose, from the length of his illness, no ex:ience or nic..lical aid was _spared, and providentially for his numerous faintly of ten children, your inestimable Medicine • was thought of, which hastappily restored hijn to his former' good state of health. Being a Clerical 'Gentletnan, he v.;;,:::ts tune not to be published; but to retnove'anydOnot fro, i cite rats.:. of the .idlliaed, any inquiries relative thereto will be enter:. fully satisfied, by Your's respeafully, CLARKE and ,LO MAX. Sir; Truro, Sept. i 6, lar>6. My sun lames was very dangerously ill -by the bursting of a . blood-vessel, and vi!...dently atneted with. pain .in his sidC. Your Valuable Medicine has perie4tly ri.stored him ; And, as a farther proof of the great efficacy of your Cordial !taint of Gilead. I can assure you, that Mr. Daniel Clark, of tlfe Post..otlice, in this town, has recovered his health by that Medicine, after being last year in a deep decline, and in a very alarming state of debility. I sin, Sit, your obedient Servant; Opposite Pearce's Hotel. • , HENRY OSLER: I t ii impossible to insert all thecases and cures which Or. Solomon is in possession of; he contents himself with what has been said, but great experience has convinced, him, that in all Morbid A Weaitins of the' Blood and Lymph (the cause of almost every malady) so noble, sale, and efficacious a re .vviis never offered to mankind . but he now leaves it to the world, cOnscipus that lie 14 done his duty, by .send; ing . terth what may be given to the tender infant, the preg: mint female, arid to paltiett age, with safety and efficacy, hitherto unparalleled in.the annals of medical discovery. !. (F 3" Dr. Solomon expeas, when consulted, the usual corn pliment of a One •Pound Note; but all written cases, or bi ters of adviee, to be answered at his leisure. aro requested to ineleso Half-a-Guinea.. Such letters should, for safety, be thus .direaedi " • Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead- House, near Liverpool. Paid double postage:" Letters may be ordered to be addressed to X. L. or A. h'. at the Post.. Office, till called for. Price HaMo.:Guinea a Bottle ; or the qurraity of Four, in one Family Bottle, for 335. on which gs. are saved (duty in. *eluded), which has the wards s' Sarni. Solomon, Liverpool," engraverl on the Starup, without which none can be)ontine. The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti-I inpezigines, A'd stergent- Lotion, and 44 Guide toslicalth - ,' are Sold by Mrs. Mathews, No. Strand, London; Mr. Smith, Perfumer, No. and Mr. RaChurn„ North lirid,;e; Mr.,Baxter and Mr.' Scott, South-Bridge; Mr. Dovid,son and Husband, tilde and Co. Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, G1a110 , ... , ; W. Cameron; Greenock ,• G. Browning, Paisley ; 11. Craw. fort, Kilmarnock; W. YoUng, Irvine; A. Forsyth, and I'. Wbiteside, Ayr; 'W. Cratvford, Girvan; Carson, New. Douglas; T. M' Milian, Kirkcudbright; 'Credic, Kirk. alny;,•J. Myth s Leven; j. Deinpster, Cupar ; Allan, Dun. dee; P. Craigie, Montrose; 1. Mitchell, and I. Anderson'; Aberdeen ; Dr. %Vitae,- Baran. M'lntosh, Inverness ; T. M'Kenzio, Stornoway ; Pi Taylor, Straiiraer; fuhnson and Bisset;Berth ; W.Anderson, Sterling; Coke and Reid, Leith ; Alexander, .Dunfermline; Wilson, Dunbar ; Vinnet, broach; Dickson, Inglis, Dumfiles ; Phorson, Berwick; IVerldel, Alnwick.: Paterson, Arbuthnot, and famieson, Pc terlicact ; .A. M'UCinald, Trongate,, Glasgow; and by most Ilook.sellers and Venders of Patent Midicines in the United Kingdom. ' VV:HEN Professional Men of Educatio n an d Responsibility deviate from: the general System by the selettion of a peculiar branch, the sanction. of long con. tinued ~ occess is the . best criterion of superiority. Thirteen yeers have I devoted :ny practice to the exclusive treatment of Three Disorders ' and the successful res u lt o f m y plan gives inc additional ardor to oppose,' as far as -1 fun able, the ravages of those Complaints which arc the most imortant in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities. After initiation into every Itranth, as an Army Surgeon, I formed a wish at.an early, period of Practice to rescue in. dividuals from the lento...lnce of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general P raditioners. The Three Disorders,. to the Cure of which 1 have de. voted my attention, comprise every species of yuNg. REAL INF ECTI ON, whether of a recent or long-rdn. raupn: sdly, All kinds of debility, whether arisiii 4 from the habits of school-boys, or the indulgences of mature .age And, lastly, Ina; derangement of the system in w o . men which is called BARRENNESS, or STE 1(1 LITY.' Nueherous Diseases are the result of ignorance, or haste In the treatment of a simple Goilorrhtea; and it not un frequeotly happens that the *seeds of Life are poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded hour.—By a superior shod such Coms v are easily cured and, - even whele others haVe . failed,. I trust that I may presume to otE:r a radical re.establisinnent., • Few, however, ,are the cases of complicated iltdrest in this disorder, compared with the Calamitous situations men, whoi from an indulgence in a solitary vice, or th e prevalent ;gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that state of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. Where the unhappy sufferer broods.over his misery, but egret - oily conceals his misfertune, it may he sonic conic). laiton for him to know, that although it be an objeet of doubt or uncertainty with other PraCtitioners, the removal of these Deficiencies by the gradual progress Of Renova. tion, ig the acquirement of vny Experience. If tir e, titre of Bacchus or Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety will . be .prevented by an early C'ounterae don of this languid. State; and in these cases, no great difficulty will occur.' .. But where this I)eficiency.has for years existed, a 'proper perseverance is indispensably requisite to revive the slum bering Sparks of Life, and to reanimate the Constit u ti on . MA lilt I ED WO M. E N, ethos have long been di sappo i nted in their expectations of a Fainily, may be assured, that in most instances, such deleCts ate curable by Medical skill. Tne secresy which is so essential to my undertaking, and the qualitications which I I yve presumed to stare, f orm the basis al .tny . pretensions, and in coincidence with surf% this intimation i s given, that Mr. Br 6 may be consulud Mersonally, or by . 'Letters (ineLssing a small Note), at Ms ouse, No. aq t -Atuncleistreet, .Strand. near Templ e p ar . -Or There is an additional rntrarice in Water-strew, adloining, and the -Namelis on both%the doors. MA ice in Base, Member of the Moyal Col lrgeofsurgeon s , A Ca T tog. —Sortie Persons- who falsely assert them selves to be L Members of the Royal -terallege, having for seve ral 'months past copied my Advertiifements almost wont tar word, and inserted them as their own produttions, it is my duty to mention, that those Perions are not Members of any College in London, Edinburo, or elsewhere, tor h4ve tiny e.ny right to pt4ise Surgery i t London. •