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GALA, and I R E-IVORK.S. -....:;~.:..ac.~.~. 4411.111RALTY.OFFICE, May 25, tBo7 OTIC E is hereby given, That a Session of Oyer and Terminer and Gal Delivery, for the Trial of Offences 'Committed an the High Sea.,, within the yurisdielioisof the ild snir.lify of England, will be h‘id at Justice Mall, in the Old Bizi. ley, London, on . friday the 26th of June next; at Eight ?Clock in the Morning. SALES OF ESTATES. rr . ONLY LOTTERY o'f tvc.eniy Thotisand .1 Tickets that eve? ,':ontaihed a Priie of TH I kTY TM) ySA I) • PouNt)s, bzgins (awing the t4tll of f uly, 1807. Admission Three Shillings Doors open at Seven, and the Concert begins at Eight I rrize of ,C 39,007 - - is - q, . - - 2o t cpo • •"' SCIIEM E. ‘32,000"' FIVE TtIOUSAND POUNDS. PERSONS possessed of Incomes arising from Freehold, Copybold, or Leaselvold Estates, Marriage Settlements, licc.ior any tither Property; and Gentlemen of yespeaabitity, having' Personal S&urity only to offer, may be supplied ivith the whole, or any part, of the above Sur by way of Annuity, redeemable at the pleasure of the Bot h:m.4er. • The business would be completed without the interven tion of a Broker, and consequently without subjecting the Varty to any charge for Commission. fetters addressed Ipost-paidy to Mr Hemming, No. 13, Burlington-street,- London, will be duly an sCre'retl, bJt uo persbnal'applications wilt be received. 2 - - 2.- . . 10,300 40,0J0 20,000 10,W4 4 1 °O loco !Soo fLLI/1:11 1114R.71)gAr. 50oe $-- - - tOOO so , Soo . as asoo . 2o 1$ - - 5 0 00 0 379‘5ft0 20,0 c 0 Tickets X zo,ooo CLERGYMEN AND OTHERS, POSSESSING LIFE INCOMES. MR. ROBARTS nVst.re,spedfully informs those • of the Clergy who hold valuable 'Livings for Life, and . bo frequently, Avhen4sisented to. the same, require, for tnany purposes, - a temporary Loan of Money, that he is au thorized, by Persons of • the• first Respe4ability; to advance atimeruus Sums, above particularly in Suns of cool. t,OOl. r000l: rzool. and if»ol. by way of redeemable An- Puny on •their - dv‘n Livq,fOr which a very liberal - price is paid. .. _ _ _ _ Persons posiesdr‘g .Land, Houses, or Funded Propert), tither at their absolute disposal, or entailed, will meet with the most liberal itei..climmodation, by applying-personally, or by. Letter, pbst-paid, to Mr. Robarts, - at his House,.No. 22, Cecil.street,.Strand.' ' . This Month will be published, 1. - LTOITSEHOLD FURNITURE and INTE RIOR DECO42 . ..ATION executed from Designs, 'THOMAS HOPE, Esq. This Work will consist 'of Perspective and .Geonietrical Views of Apartments, with their Chairs; Tables, .Sopha.s, Wndetabtx, Chandeliets, Tripods, &c. 2. A Series of EngravingS to illustrate Dante, engraved by Pitoli, of Rome, from compoNitiwls, by I bhp Fiaxman,. A. in the possession of Thothas Hop!, •ESE. This Work consists' of rlates, illustrative of the Inferno, Pufgatori, and Paridiso, of.. Dante, with Descriptions in Ita lian, and Translation from Mr. Boyd's Version. Prinfed for Longman, Hinst, Rees, and Ornie, Pater.. hintet.row. This Day were published; in Bvd.'elegantly and uniformly • pri s pted, 010 E R O'g ESSAYS on OLD AGE and FR1E11:06141 P. Translated by Melmoth, Ss. Cicero's Familiar Letters, by Melmoth,3 vols. 11. is. Cicero's Epistles to Atticus, by Jones, 3 vols. IL rs, - Cicero's Orations, by Guthrie, 2 VOLS. 18S. Cicero's Life, by Dr. Middleton, 3 vols il. 4s. Ciceroon Oratory, his Morals, Offices, and Tusculan 151sp'utatuNis. are in . the PretS. 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' • This Volume is divided- into four periods: Book I con. , an .Accousit cift he Aborigines, their Manners, Religion, Antiquities, with the 4oinan Transattion, from tr Invasion of Ag . ridilai in tic, to theirAtSdication',in 44'." Rink 11. contains the- History of the rids, the Rolitoized }rtons. the Saxons, and the Scots, from A.1)..446, to: 8 43- .> comprehends the }Liston, of the United Picts and Scots of Cumbria, Strathclyde,' Galloway; aod Lothian, 'eke. • from A-D:-843- to 1 , 297. ‘Vith ihe licclesiasticaliiistory, Law's, Manners, Customs, Antiquities, Lcanii.ig,•and Lan- Xtiage, of this period. Book cootains,an.Account of the Scoto-Saxon Colonization, ;i lii:itoryOf the Vaned K ekf-Svotkand; friym 1097 to - 1306,-lith the Ecclesiastical History, • Laa , s, .Manners, Commerce, Shipping,,,and.Aggi l .. - culture, during this perioll„ The Volume is concltided bZ Supplemental Views of. subsequent Times,. down to,the pre sent, Day:, PICT UAL L I NG. 0 FF ICE, May is, 18.7. T HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING ills MRYESTI", NAVY do hx;.iby give Notice; That on Tuesday, the 30t6 of Tune next, they will be ready to Waive ' . Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and • treat .for the supply of %what SE.A.PRO-V IS;()NS and IFRP.SI-113EFF maybe re. quiJed for the use. of Majesty's Ships - and Vessels at the Islands of Yartatiel "and NeTi.; Proz:idence, fir Twelve !Months certain, from ;be 154 of NoVember next, 'and farther Until Six Moilthstrotiee gall be given, .on either side, Jorthe termination . tlyreof, to mac of pay vent to.he by aids, payable, With ill. :evert, ninety days after date, The Crinditions of 'the Contrael may be seen at the Sec, etary's Office. No regard will `6e had to any Tender in-which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall, not be de/lured Plebe Board before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday', the 30th of • •Yeene'nexe,' nor unless the' Person who makes the Tender, or som e fier.l4,i (in' bit behalf, attends; to answer, when called for' no,. will 4ily Tender • that - •cuntains extravagant Prices' upon some Articles, and PriCes much inferior to the real value upon otherf, be considered as proper to be admitted. NEAR CROYDON. SURREY. ELIGIBLE LAND FOR BUILDING,. COMMAND. iNG . RICH AND'EXTENSIVE' PROSPECTS, And owls , Eleven Miles froth London. TO BE SOLD BY iy.i.ctloN, By Mr. ROBIN'S, At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange alley, Cornhill, on :Monday the 2.01 i June at Twelve o'clock, in Lots,. HE 'FREEHOLD and TITH&TBEE ES- L. TATE, Land tax redeemed ; comprising the valuable !'rack of Land, A DDI NJTON HI,LL S, and_ part of SHI R LE Y COMMON, formed by Nattue_a Most beautiful situ. anon for erecting Villas, commanding rich and extensive. pro speCts of the country, and abundantly supplied with excel lent,water, situate between Croydon and Wickham, in the county of Surrey, and a short diStance froin the Canal ; 'the Lots are laid oiit.r the accommodation of Gentlemen and Builders, and are well worth attention. May be vibWed by applying to Mr. Peat,. Bailiff; Cole. harbour Farin, csf whom particulars may be had ; at the Fox and Goose, Shirley Common ; King's Arms, Croydon ; Bell, Bromley ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden aqua rd. I ES E X. • COMPACT. GENT M E EL DOI. HOUSE, GARDENS, &c. HESTON, NEAR OSTERLY PARK, HOUNSLOW, AND CRAN FORD: 'TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee., house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on . Mnday. the 29th nist. Twel-ve o'Clock, . ) 6Pi DESIRABLE lisREEHOLI) COPYHOLD •11.. ESTATE„ comprising a Neat and CompaCt Resi dence, standing on a Lawn, separated from the road by a paled Felice ; contains on the Ground Floor a neat Entrance, two excellent Parlours with windows to the Lawn, Servants' Rooms, good Kitchem.Scullery, 'Larder, Cellars, &c. ; on the First Story, two spacious Bed.thamhers, Dressing-room, and two Servants' Rooms, and suitable Rooms over; the de tached Offices are a Coach-house, and a Stable for three •horses, Lotts Ara Room. over; Coal-house, Poultry-house, &c.; . a large Galileo, fenced round, well cropped, and plant ed with choice Fruit-trees, Lawn - and Pleasure-ground, ,laid out with Gravel-walks, and - stocked With Forest-trees and Shrubs, totaling a Very eligible property for a small Family. Maybe viewed by applying on the Premises, where parti culars may be had; at tne Red Lion, Southall and Houns low ; Twee Pigeons, Brentford ; Star and Garter, Kew bridge Mr: Mains, Cranford-bridge; White Horse, tJx bridge; at Gartaivay's ; and of Mr. 'Robins, Warwick.-street, Goldeit-synare. AUSTIN FRIARS. - CAPITAL MERCANTI LE 12 ESIDF.NTQE,SPACIOUS • CONVENIENTAARD: &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • -By Mr. ROBINS . , • • At Garraway's. culke.- house, Exeliange-alley, 'Comhill, on nondaY, zqth Inst. at T \vel ye o'Clock, VERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a vicious roomy planned for the acconumplati-ori of a i,!rge family, late the residence of God frey Tti,,ratOn, Esq ; co;liains, on .the gm:lnd-Boor, an Entrance Hall and an Inner Hall paired with marble •• Library, DreSsinA-coo i n, St o r e - rootr i, are Kit. ehen, lint/yes-room, &c. on the hest-door a spaciotiS Din ing-parlour, two. Drawniooo:n, , nalunicating by folO;ng doors ; roomy Bed-chamber, W‘ter-closet,. &c. : second story suitable Bed-chainbcrs; aEd on the taird story a Laun dry, Drying-room, Servants' Beo.:Homs,and Staircase,to the root. Prikicipal and seCondaty Sta , rc.ises, roomy Offices, &c.' in the baseirient story ; open airy paved yard, with a dp,r to the Gardens of the Drapers' Company ;. the whole -in cx.cellent order, - , To be viewed with - rickets, whi c h, w ith P art i cu l ars , may be had at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick.street, Colden-squart. • LINCOLN's INWFI &LDS. ELIGIBLE. iti,SIDENCE, COACH-HOUSE, and STABLEs, By mt. BoßiNs„.. At Garraway'x - CoKe-houre, in ,EX , ;:lialage-alley, on Monday, zqth lost: at twelve o'clock, T HE LEASE of a Cornpa& and very Eligible .11 RESIDENC E situate on the South Side of Lincoln's Inn Fields ; contains •on the ground floor a neat Entrance hall, spacious noble Eating-parlour, Breakfast-room, and Study, sic, On the first-story are two handsome Drawing . rooms, excellent lied-chambers on the, second story, and Servants'.rOoms ove r ; to the basement story are convenient f•antily Offices, gond Cellaring, &c. Coich-house and Sri bles, with communication to Portugal-street ; the whole late ly put into substantial and good repair. Purchaer may be accommodated with the elegant Household Etimiture at 'a valuatibn. To ue , viewed by 'l' ickets, Which, with Particulars, may be had of r. R4bins, Warwick -street, Golden=square. ' COOLING CASTLE FARM, near ROCHESTER, • RFNT. TO BE SOLD 13Y AUCTION, At. Garraway's Colree-House, id Change -Alley, London, bn Wednesday the 17th 'of June, at Twelve o'clock, in Three Lots, Mr. LEONARD, Tery Valuable FREEHOLD FARM, called COOLING CASTLE, six Miles from Gravesend, and fthir from Rochester, in a. high state of Cultivation, with an excellent Farm-House, and all suitable Out-buildings, and a Cottage, all in good Repair containing in the whole 46u Acres, little'mort or less, (Stich Arable, Meadow, Pasture, And fresh 'lau'sh Land, all lying together in a Ring Fence, in the Parish of-Cooling anti Clilr; the whole in the occupa. - tion of Mr. Michael Comport, whose Lease thereof expires at Michaelmas next. A Map mayrbe seen at Mr. Woodgate's, Solicitor, Go}den_ square,_ London, of whom printed Particulars may be had ;, alo GAt arraway's ; at, the Fountain, Canterbury ; the George, Sittingbourne ; the Star, Maidstone; the Sun, Chatham; - the 131111, Rochester; the Sit folin Falstail,"Gad's Hill ; the IVhite Har4 ,Gravy end.; the 'null, Dartford ;; and of Mr. Leonard, Land Surveyor, Chapel-court, New Burlington. street, London. BY THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE: - . • , This Day was publishee., - • ~ • It!. 86. • illustratcd by several Engravings,. and:a .eoloured Map, in which is . distinp,uished tlic didetent Soils k. price 199..'frvid, ~ A,GENERAL VIEW of the- AGRICULTURE .. - of the COUNTY of C LO U C ESTE Itidrawn tkp tor trie Board of Agriculture and Internal Improvement, distin- . tui s t i l n g 'aod'tles , Jibing the - Geographical iitUation and Ge- ' me ra i circumstances , : the State Property: 'the kinds of Buildings ; the Modes of Occupation ; the Implements ; the..inclosUres;..the,,Arable Land and kinds of Culttre ; the G.rassi Lands ..the Cardens and Orchards, including Cyder licaltitig ; the 'Wood's and Plantations i • the Wastes ; the I ni provements, general and .particular ; tlle"Managernent of Live Stock.; . Kurzt Economy ;•-Political .Ecnnomy,.,icialoding. Roads, Canals, Manufacires, Commerce, Poor, Population, Acc. ; Considerations relative to Iniprovemept; zke.lce. - By THOMAS RUIYGE, B.D. • • Printed_for R.• Phillips, 6, Bridge.street,l3jackfriars, and sold by Hough and Son alai ..Wash.bourn,.,Glouceiter ; Rute and 'ones, Cheltenham ; Reticle! and Dytle,,Tovke,oury ;, Jenner, Stroud ; Stevens and Watkins, Cirencester:; and by all Book s ellers in Great Eritain and Ireland.. Of whom may also be had, corrected and enlarged Surveys, of the undermentioned Counties, recently published - under the direetion ofthe'Board of Agrictilture, uniformly firint ed ht. Bvo. atidrioneup in boards. . .I. d: 2 ,INliddleton's 11 , liclolesex, 2(i Edit. . 12 o 3 Ilillingsley's Sornersetshire - . - 7'o 4 Young's Essex; 2iN-ols. .. . 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Corrected and Enlarged Reports of - other Counties will be v published in a oCrreponding Size and Type, after the tate of Six or Eight pet.onhutm, till Surveys of the.w'nole Kinytum have been publiOed ;, in the mean time, Setts, as far as published, uniformly done up, or particular Ritorts, Illav he hada ail Booksellers,at the pleasure of the Fut. , chaser, ' This Day was published In One Volunte Oaavo., price 7s. in ho.,rds, a New Edition, ; • • : cOiiettrti 6y thc•Author, of Eig - CRITERION ; or, Rules New` which the True Miracles receoled in The New . Testa:::ent art distinguished trorn the Spuriou's Minleles.of P. 4 -,an) and. Pa. By TOFfrsI, , DCATGLAS, Lord Bishop of Salisbury. Printed for T. CadetPand W. Davies, in the Strand.' This Day was published, Elegantly printed in Qu2rtn, prite4Bs: boards, • Q kur„. a Poem, .in Xwo,P4rts. By WILLIAM • srtrrlEßY, Esq. Printed for T.....C0rte1l *id W. Davies, ,Strand; • Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Oberatt; a__Pot;tri„k9ni the. 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A very few Coot4Wltrintetrbrirriiyal paper, price 51. ss. lit hsyl_'-# 8 ...f ..; citurs 1....4r...r.11.,t 2 -;-• • Wk.,NOVATED , P, •' - a Ifitqco too ftepientry the stilijea of jlt IT just rind - .. • general reprobation, that incti deitinite of the elements ok the. medical art have .olEreci themselves as candidates for iitiblicipatfonage in the' prOfeslpifrif physic) For the. ptirpose of doing justice to the res,u4 ot our studies atail experience, and to 'preiient us froin' tieing Cla'sSed among thci6 empirics whose iiporfiejoir pretelisiocshave,. s uiltiortunately,far;society, been too t favou rably received, we beg lea v e to submit to the liberal and ealtglitened a uithful•statepieint of our ;Oursuiti and ac. • quiretnents....fitter having teceived a regular medical ethics tton xs 'the 'FR:pile of Meisrt'. Grintled antl4llcihret; - whose leantes µaid praetice we carefully attended, ,as proiessors and . sUrg,eolls` London j"We entereirBursetves as students in that ju s tly celebrated ki;)..00l for 163ral College of:Edinborgii, and were instructed in the different branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory .and praetice of physic, chemistryo - ndwitery, botany, &c. S:ce. by these eminent professors, Drs, - .Monro, Gregory,- ii•lack, 1 - leini4o. Duncan and Itutnerfe i rd, We trust we shall nut btiteellied presumptuous in- sliritrthat our proficiency 'and • acquireinents are not inconsiderablq : Having for a lung series of.ye,irs made VenerM eiiinplaiiifs, - and the vaiious - diseas . of D.etritity,!the particulat.dtijecbotO.tar studies: and it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and Cure. In slight situ recent Cases ofinfeCtion a perfett , re-establishment is completed in the short period of two days ; and in those of the utmost in veteracy, where other practitioners have failed of. success, a prover perseverance in our ,plan of treatrn,:pt ensyristo the patient a safe and radical cure. Nirtidsl the melancholy variety of disorders which are the efiects'otLa -habit long and nlbauriiiiippily. pursued by the youth of both sexes, there are none more alarming or more !! distreSsing than those deficiencies and debilities which ire quently prevent embitter thernairittionial state. To such ' persons. it must be,a consolation- know that they. may 110wr e , by a new and iolallible mode oftreatm'elif; he restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, 'and. vigor:.= , ous constitutionif:;lo all. Cases of debility - , from' whatever.: cause arising, as . well AS in every species of venereal infection, we may be consulted by patients of either sex with the great. est secrecy and honour: Hours ot'coOsu I tatiOn at-tichne front te.h.tcr t brev, and tioftt 6 in the evening till to at .I',atients in the entintty are requested to state the particu lars ot thtiir e.ase, age, and general habit of &c. in_ closing -a remittance tot advice and medicines,•when the same will he given, or sent to any -part of the kingdom. To ensure - that s.:reey so essential to our- undertaking, the, postage of letters may be added to the a../':otint tot medicines. CUltttl Q andto: Surgeons. No -107, llatton 7 garden. • (I', Messrs. Currie and Co. have Certificates from the above respethble Professors of London and Edinburgh, of the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which "they per formed the -duties assizned them during the time they at tended theit Le4lutes and Pradice, , VALUABLE LEASEHOLD' ESTATE,' UPPER CHARLOTTE.STBEET, FITZROY.' SQUARE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. BE , STANTON., At GarraWay's Catne- house, 'Change -alley, COrnhill, at One o'Cluck, on 'Thursday the 2,5 th Day of lune inst. (if ' not Disposed of by Private Contrad), AValuable ,LEASEEIOLD ESTATE, No. 53,.. Upper Charlotte -street, Fit - Arm-.square, consisting.., of a substantial 'and Convenient 'F am ily ''llobse, sitnatecLOrt' the west side of the said tweet, and containing a good iized)i llitung-roorn„ iwt.toipe rawing-rp,Oin and Breakfast Par" , lour; fitted up with marble cliiinnem-pieces and enriched_ cornices; eight good lied-chambers, Housekeeper's R0d61, - Servants' Hall, and spacious light Kitchens, with Butler's Pap,try, and other Conveniences f or a F,aniily. A. :very- good four.stalled Stabfe'and`Coach-house, tvith'Bed-chamber and liay-folt over thesame. , f. This Estate is held under the Dyke of Bedford, upon a long . :Lease,. of WhiCti 67 years ‘vil I ,be unexpired at Michael. mas, t 1307, at GrOund-rent of Si.' per annum, and forms a resocClable, convenient, and comfiatable Town Residence,- daily increasing in value-in consegnence, of the great demand for Houses at the war end of the Metropolis, and, from the length of the term; is nearly equal in value to Freehold. Particulars, with.Conditiuns and time Of Sale, will be to be had of Messrs. Vernon and Franklin, Solicitors, Lincoln's-, Ina; of Messrs, Black and Chapniiin, Land-Surveyors,Middle Temple-hall ; at Oarraway's • Coffee-ho use ; a nd o f th e Auctioneer, llitchin, Hells —The Estate to be viewed with.. Tickets of admission, to be had as above. First-drawn Ticket Fourth nay. being the only Fixed Capital, THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. • - Regular Drawing of zOOO Tickets each Day. TICKETS and SHA R on Sale at all the Licenced Lot. tery Offices, an' by their Agents in England and Scotland. PRICE: • Ticket - - £l9 t 7 o Half - - - 3 o Eighth - C 2 7 2 0 Quarter - s 3 Sixteenth - - I 6 6 • XTHEN _Professional Men of Ed ucat i on an d Responsibility devtate frum the general System by the - selethion ola 'peculiar branch, the salt :tion of lung con tinued success is the best critenon of superiority. Thirteen years have I devoted my practice tothe exclusi v e treatment. of Three 1)4o ' rders an the success+ ut result o f mV plan giveS me additional ard or to oppose, ai far:as lam able, : the ravages of those Complaints. wtuch are the moat important in the Catalogue of Human Intirrintkl. After initiation into . every Brant:l . 4'as :in Army Surgeon, I fanned a wish at an earl' period of Pra , !tice Si rescue in dividuals from .the ignorance of uneriocao.d wen, or the equally dangerous precipitaily of general l'iitzlitioners. The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I have de. voted my "a ttar.-on, c.N.nriprise ...every species of %/ENE. • REAL IN Whether of a recent or long du ration: Tally; All kinds of debility , whether arising from the habits of schoolboys, or the -indittgethes .of mature age: And; lastly, t.tat derangement of the system in vvo. risen which is called I3AR KENN E S 5, Or, S - r EiOI.I.TY. Nurnerons Diseases are the result of ignorance, - or haste in the treatment of a. simple Gotiorrhrea l • and it not on. frequently happen s that the seeds. or Lite are poisoned by the indiscretion of an• unguarded hour.---13y a surerior me-- thod such Complaints are easily cured; and, even where. others hive failed, I trust' that I may presume to otter radical re-establishment. Few, however, are the cases of comp:teated distress in this iii order, cOmpar-tct. with tne calamitous situations of Men, who, from an indulgence in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a tashioliatik acquire that state. at Debility, which is the unavoidable consNuence of such pernicious habits, Where the tanhappy'staerer br,ods over his misery, but. carefully conceals pus Misfortune, it may he Soule cunsu,.. latiou for him to , know, that. al though a. be an. objea of ,ioubt uncertainty wits; other i'ractui ners, the removal of theie Deficiencies by Cite graihial .progress of Renova tion, is the acquirement of :ay Experience. IT the rites of li3CC:IIIS . or Ventis 'nal , began to r, t lu c e M an l y v: . !our, inuttn anxiety will be pre tilted by, an early Counterac... ► sioll of this languid State ; and in these cases, nu great difficulty will octur. ' .nut where this Deficiency has for years existed, a proper perseverance is' indispensably - , equisite revive the - slum. SimikS of . Lite, and to''re-animate the .Constitution. MARRIED W3IIEN; whe have long been disappointed ,in their expeaations of a Family, .may be assured, that in must instances, such defeets are curable by ivledical skill. The sedtesy, which is-so, essential to my undertaking, aul the qualifications which I have presumed tp state, form the basis of my pretensiOnt, and in coincid ence •wreh such this intimation is given, that Mr. lime may be consulted • ne, rsupal IT, or by. Letters Unclosing a. small Note), at his hOtisc; No; 24,. Arundel street, Strand, near Temple B ar . g..l";::There ,m an, additional Entrance :in Water-street; : adjoining, and the Name is on both the doors. MARTIN BR EE, Member Or the Royal Crigege.ofSurgeonsi- A U T lON, —SGLIV Per.SOIS Who talsely assert them seiveS to' be Members of the Royal Y t:ollege,. - haying for seve. rap months paSt Copied-my Advertisements e l t ripst, word fo r word, 'and Inserted them as their own proilhdions, , it is my duty to _mention; that thOse.Persons are not:Members of any Colieg-t in London, Edinburgh, or elsewhere, nor have they any rizlit to practise Suitery it, London': 171 2', TARES DORSAL'S ; - or, thdf C.dilstunption in cident to Young Persons of Saliicious Dispositions, is. so little treated of by the itittiott •Pradiii,iiiers of Medicine,. as well as through the delicacy of modern .Physicians, that an adequate idea of it cannot be collected from their writings. It is necessary ,then to say, that the first syniptoms .of,the_ Tabes Dorsalis ire easily discerned by involuntary noaurnal emissions; 'pains in the back . , as well as ofteii in the head ;• forrnication of the spine aching. pains ; arid weakness of sight ; defea bf inethoiy, by an extreme deje,ttion of the Mental faculties.; ancl,eogitittgent ,to these are kin ta-serena.; Meagre visage; emaciated body ; irregular asthiHatic SCIIS3. tions ; which, preceding syndrome of heClical complaints, ultimately close the fatal catastrophe. Tile . ellieac) of the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is daily demonstrated, ih erachcating the worst and most 'da ngerous symptoms of Ner vous Disorders; and nothing haS tended So itch to establish the fame Of this Medicine, as its certain success_ iu those complaints, which strike their roots so.deep in the Constitu tion; and area toilatal :to the happiness Of tMapkind. The Cordial Balm of (.; head is earnestly recoinmetided to all Per Sons labotiring;under those cruel maladies,'whicti break out in a .varietukr,sy,inptoins, and fur which this salubrious Cordial is a sate and certain rernedy , comforting the srom a eh and bowels, braeink,the solids , andgivingitaiew tile, whole nervous system. . . . A's Dr. Solipmon's•pradice is now bdcome so great and ex tensive, and -his constant engagements require a considerable portion of his tune and attendance, he expels, when cons stilted, the usual compliment.of a Guinea ; but all written cases, or-letters of advice,. and unaccompanied with an order for Medicine and remittance, tb'be: answered at his leistire., are required tOi inciPSF;:.9.lO • such , letters should, for safety, be thus direded —" Money-letter, Dr. SolOinon Gilead 'House, hear,Liverpool ; paid double post age."—etters may he .ordercri to be addressed for X. Z. o r A. B at the Post-Office, tril . dal4;kl'fbr. • • • • saving of . Nine Shillings. in Two Guineas—The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in 'bottles, PI& ti';ilf.'.li:Kuine a - each t4re arc also o lesl tq tour tot . ties at roS. 6d by which thd Patient saves gs. nicludin& Asti thdfltit y the Stioni.) of which be:Bs - the:Proprietor's :name and address, " Samuel Solomon ?. L. : iveri)ool„ t_o_imitate which. is felony...: ' • • • It is necessary. to, o . bse(ve, that_the po s t age of a 1)... etters; whateVer, must be to, for. . (rhe Cordial I3atrli 6f - Gilead: A'nti-Irtrli f etn,ines, and AI) . stregent Lotion, ,and • Guide to Health are Sold by Mil: MOthewg, No. -IS, 'SY ': lAl4ii, -Loiidon; Mr. Smith, I?grfult4cr, kko,434),Lanslyr. North Bridge; Mr. llax,ter and Mr. Scott; South-Bridge ; •Mr. Davidson and Husband . , Elder andreol , Eodinbargli; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow ; %V. Caineron t Greenock - ; G. 13rowning, Paisley , ; H. Craw- • KilniOrhoclt••• 11iiine ;IA: Forsyth, and P. Whiteside, Ayr, ; CraWforci, Girvan ; J. Carson., New.. Douglas; Kirkcudbright; Talgttlekte, Kirk. aicly ; J. Blyth, Leven; .1. Demmer, Cupor; Allan, Dun dee; I'. Craigie, Montrose ; I. Mitchell, and 1 . ., AMerson, • Aberdeen; Dr.. White,-I3ora; vprpess ; T. WKehzie, Stornoway ; I'. Taylor, Sirantier; J o hnson and s Bisset, Perth ; W . A ridersolyStetiing tletlkeltnititeid, Leith a t Mexander, Durithrrr p tl z i t n: rs i ori k i Vil x s b ol , i i , t6t D b :i t n , li a a t : (l. ;: n i i n i.e n s e o t n , , At. brnoth ; Dickson, Weddel, AlnWick ; ternead ; A. M‘Doriald," TrOngate; Giawesw . ; . and. yenderf.ot ,Patent Medichtes in the Unitgti. Kingdom. • , - • - • EAST INDIA HOUSE, 111,7 y 29,, tgO7. THE COURT DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY o IC I ERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading ID the .t ast:lndies do herdy-give Notice, The at rke,Quarter/y 1 Genera! Court of the said Compaly,..4- poieved to beheld at their Ilo , sese Letidenha ll -str ee t, on Wednes day,. the litie . bf ,teninext, - at Eleven &'Clock in the Forenoon, a 111,tion Will be made, That Mr. Ribliard 'Winton, late-of the Bengal EsAahlishnient, he Spermitted- to return with his Rank to India. WILLIAM RAIIISAY, Sec.