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) - ~, • 11{• ‘ f , S I 14' ' k t -il lr" * ' re/ SIN i 1 ' ; ,.. A 't • ;11 , - I - 4 iit 4 111 ''..-' 4 41' 11.4c..0 4 /. , . * •V: , 40 ikt ri T • ,3 s -.*- ~x .~ ,!,••• ,:r f` Nt:i.fi3Eß 6 131 :7 .-i.ir,ull-tEATRE ROYAL, COVENT.GAKEYE. t-moattow EVENING, May 5,181 Q, will be aied the weal' "f COti.iOLANUS; . Or, .THE ROMAN MATRONT. Cori°l anus, Mr KE 81. E ; Autidius, Mr. EGER lON ; • Sicinins, Mr. BA RRYMORE ; Brutus, Mr. MURRAY ; Voluinnia, Mrs..s 1 DDt)NS; Virgilia, Mrs. H. jonNsTog. • I'o which will be added, • - • . Nx.e. & " T sr iP FOLLIES OF - A DAV * . 73. SCCott:i.pricc 35. 6d.—.Pis 3s Od: Seem - id-price rlrld: 4ll erY 2s. Second-price is.—Lpi , er Gallery 'ts. Se , pi Price 6d . le4 ce s f , ir the B o x es t o b e t a k en o f M r . B ra nd o n, at the Th?x-Oince., in Hart-street. tri, c I) ^ , rs will he opened at Half-past Five, and the Play „,„t Half-pasi Six. 4. 11 new %,leto.Dra•natic SpeOacle of _The Secret Mine, ation,ag 1 1,•enreceived throughout with universal appro ro.f,.,, Ai d wpiause wii be repeated every Evening (except - '• w) till further notce. 4y, I , w eclues‘lay, - The Virg7n of the Sun.--On, Thurs. Caesar —Ott Friday, Rule a Wife and have a Saturday, The Gamester. VOCAL CONCERT. \4 E ,SSRS. HARRISOiNi, BARTLEMAN, and hi t „,,' 3 RI: A TORE X, return their sincere Thanks for the noble. and highly distinguished Patronage the Yu tino`,o4, icert has received this Season. They beg leave to tx t "'lee their intention of conducting similar performances, tertZeY iiave hitph4r, rese ertO u be y en honoured w d fll solicit a conti h nuance of that sup it. PATRIOTIC FUND, Lloyd's, April 30, tBl2. . 48 noble •achievement of the. r.eduaion of fo~r~ . : a li99z, one of the greatest exertions of vi kAti POUr dge, and resolution, that the prouthst. annals of t s i t ',re cess Can exhibit.' and which, with many other gallant je.:ktul exertions, has raised the Military farne of t he e' ,otain to the same high standard of glory that adorns 14 001, 11 1h " I 'lLis of her Naval Heroes, calls again for the be. 'And patrotic Contributions of the Public, to al. 1 11 .NN th e Distresses o 1 the WIDOWS, to assist the OR. t a)te. and to relieve.and cpnsole, in some degree, the "'Jr, of the Army' Of EARL WELLINGTON, t 71, e severe w.iunds have disabled for future service. C() M ITTLE of the PATRIOTIC FUND, on, q.NTial occasion, - request a Meeting of the Merchants ; t ‘ r , ,,.'s. arid others - ot this Metropolis, ann of all the Sub tll4ll,: 4 t Merchant Seaman's 01 - 110, over the Royal Ex. t i rc'c i ' 4 4 on Tuesday next, the sth instant, at c)ne o'Clock Prib,,e. , receive the Report of the Committee, on the t 1), ~ 10 r1 arid present state of this Fund ; and to conside. 4? ze aPPeal to the generosity a their Country Men at g la the additio na l gen eral S u b scri p t i ons th roug h ou t the ctti;t"' m K ingdom its ty enable the Institution to continue 154 thy: i " . (1 relief ro these most deserving objects of sym tl-neficence. By Order of the Committee, , wEL,SFORD, Secretary. 11. i t,, TO NI STE It-PRI NTERS. - Two FOUNTS of LETTER on which )0:*1 suer is minted will, be sold on moderate . Terms, yes, Le vie Case_:, Three Pair of Royal Chases, tr At) l ,,, &c. new ,Materials being prepared. 0 ' 't !-)y letter post paid) to the Printer, at the Office, '' , x ect Residence in Maiden-lane. The Founts may be netween 2 a-d 4 o'clock. u HE. FI I Ee E T L EI ‘ u" . S L L I R "1 1- " Fl o E f I t E h l e v S s eeond Series eO, 4ill be preached of THURSDAY EVENING 4 / 4 Y 7. at Ely Chapel, HY Place, Holborn, by the ub CAUNTLE FT, of Olney, Bucks. "' .l " Proofs of the Resurreition of CSUS." 114tServiLe will begin at Half-past Six o'Clock. t t i ki ~Ifutther particul irs of the Ledure, and of the Plans t t e ret ar qeations of the L tklon Society, may be had of the 0411 e f . Y. lose ph- Vox, Esti. Lombard-street; at the Jews' -or at No. 2 Pall-Mall. 4(),„ PEL, FO I AM.I LI ES AND G EN.. TLEMEN, k tßs. K p in t u a re A et, Covent-Garden, - s Ga t r o d en, returnLondon.b r sincere „-tnks to her Friends and the Public in. general, for tiltritiljth g r eat encouragement she has experienced' Since her cm the a b ove prem i ses; s h e b egs f urt h e r to assure il l i ttit','af no future exertions will be wanted un her pairto e 11i."4 co ntinuance of their patronage. •The Hotel, from 1 3' - !t vdtit,iges it possesses, but particularly from' the t tut i ,"?lry situation of the back part of it, - s ell adat 4 ti ll or .e accommodation of Families, and e•Ve i ry w thirty, that the comfort of such as may honour her with outs will be scrupulously attended to. R EGtgLATION .WATER PROOF CLOAK A N - l) GREAT COAT WAREiIOUSF, 4Li" I '"C"; Fo :STEET Sr. JAMES'S-SQUARE. . i-sgn, 'SERGEANT, Regjinental Manufadurdrs of WATER PROOF' CAM- I) Lis Roal highness the Prince Regent; Dukes of Cninberl y and, have the honour to intoren the Army v v, that their PORTUGAL WATER• PROOF tNi . in& aroved - and. estab . lished, a regulation . for t he a . rtlervice (from their perfeel, irripenetraiplity to-wct), can only-be had of them, .the Inventor's and sole Al i . ( , ° rs, King. street, St. lames's-square. - 23, ti--44141kG, HOW I''LL,'ASI-IBY, and. J AM ES, 4 G ,9 , 'Pitt: Mall ; trading under the Firm of HA RD W LL, - and CU. beg most -resp,:ctruily to an ati , °Uh- ,`to their num 'r4)us Customers, that it is their inten itili,-• next, to DI SSO LV their P A RTN E aS it now exists, alid in consequence, they take the n 'tq l L) call upon all those Ladies who have Accounts t o . u " er n, anki pa rtiCu la riy thofse . of . lo . ng stanUing, to, h . a , v! for drie;, s to discharge the same within the above perm(' time, they - avail themselves of :he opportunity Ottabl 'emend to. the notice of Ladies, thc very extensive and C„,kts e i: r 3 e t . V( with which every Department of their Ware ,te, and which, in c , iisideration of ,the above ti et 'tt Arriingeinent, they will Sell much under the usual 8 ' 11 41i ski AA pril 4, 1812. - OBT ,„ EY. Arn o ' Gentleipen, are respqa..o y knitted they be supplied with Money to any n,„l, Terns equal to Mortgage, secured upon Free. ' 11 4 ( , ` ° P3. l lbld; Leasehold Land Or' 1-Louse, Money in the 11c1,,!, M-arriage Settlements, operty. Widows' I ointtires, ur any other Pr Persons of respeeta. 'eriil.t4'4Y be suppli e d oil their Personal - Security_ only. 11t.11 will find every liberal acecommodation, without .• ' l 4r, rl) , fi catian from Twelve till Two • or Letters (post paid) e Y' s,d c o Messrs. W -I ' C o. t t 13c ke his end o. 49, out 1-s ree .r Sqllae. to the Amount of. a Million . is now r.eady for the purch a se of lk,ed;emable Annuities. h e . Y e "rs purchase vi ill be given fur those-chargeable-bit itic..k,st S Freeold - Landed Property, • and a proportionate . icl 4lterior S eeu tities... Persons who have granted uu. 'e S On inadeq uate terms may b e furnished with Money. Ilt of tnetn. The Nobility and Gentry of knoivn . ter: their urn,heirs, m a y b e su p p li e d un t i te i r A nnu ity B on d s at,'lnitude and .secrecy. No Sum under 50+ will A in ,rdecl to, and mattes of magnitude will'he preferred. ; e qi person 11 h I rby l etter, to the ;/;, ktary • .y, ...etiveen 9 .or. 5, 0 , 41 4. Of the Knightsbridge BAIA, bear Ilyde-Park- 1,4_0 I 1 SALES OF. ESTATES, &c. NOTTINGHAMSTIIRE: VALUABLE FREEHOLD and TITHE-FREE ESTATES, at TITHBY and CROP WELL B(1T LE R ; comprising the whole Lordship and Parish of ith by, and,severat - desirable Farms in the Parish of .Cropwell, containing, in the Whdle, upwards of Twelve - Hundred. Acres, . . kk....) V ICTU/11-LiNG-OhFICA, May t, ifiiZ. THE CO MMISSIONERSjor VICTUALLING His NA7Y do hereby give Notice, no t onTaesday, Me, rrh q/ May next, they will be ready to receli,:e Ten dert in writing, (sealed -rep), and treat for the stipply7l vd, FRE*II BEEi:, may be dentanded for the Service of Ills:lLt festi.'s obits and Vessels in ILseley n'tar,flarovi:h, dui•ing (be space of Twelve elfone; - ,s certain, 'tom the 3oth b/ Jane next ; and ftv tb,r, until Six Months %yap ?I . ; ls shall be given : To be raid for by Bills p,?Yable, Ptierest, Niqe.ty Days, aPet date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Seetrta9 , 's Office, at Office, or by app./J:1410 tbi Col/el - for of bit 211.1- jetty's Ctc4tonts at the Port t.f Harlaeb; No - regard-wilt be hal to slay Tender its which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, o> that abaft not be deliveled to' the &aid, before One o'Ckek on ,the said Tuesday,_ the tzth instant, nor unlbss . the I'e.>sszz who makes the Te‘nder, or some Persm an his behalf, , attendi tofattsur avhen Each Tender must also 3i.acemtianied by a- I...,,lter,signed by two ropona!- PeNons tig.lging to beconie bsa'zd with the tettderirg, izz 'the Penal Sum of sool. fsr the due prP mai:ter of ti,be VICTU4LLING—OFFICE, - A:lay I,' 1312. . . r r HE CONM 'SS] 0 NERSfor kleT U2l L LEE G . Ills 111 / IYESTY's•Ne4K.Y do herely give Notice, That en Tuesday, the 1916 :Aslant, they will be ready to rtceive Ten *iers is •writingrseafed up), and treat for the Supply of all such Quantities of RUM, as may he requirid for the use of His Malesy's Troops at the li/and of Martin - I've, and Colovo'of S - urinanz,during7the space of Twelve ililottths certain, from the 7th of ellegnst next; and further, until Six- lilantbc warning shall be given , on either side, for the termination of the Cn.; haat. The Conditions whereof my be seen at the Seeretari's Office. • No regard will he bad to any Tender in which the price shall not be inserted in Tt‘ords at length, or that shall - not be *liver ed to the Board before One O'clock' on the said Tseesday, the igth nornnless 'the Persia who makes the Tendir, of some Pa.soa on his kehdif attend!, to answer when called for. Each Tender meat alto he, ace•.mtranied by a Letter signed hyr% two erip9nsille Petro;rreng4ing Co become bound with the Par!y , tenderi,/g,' in the Penal Sum 16ael. hr . .the due performance of the Contract for Martinique ; and 40 , 1, for that of Surinam. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, April 27, 1812. MHE 1" - CC.T?<-14 NW) EBS HIS Al k yESII"S ORDNANCE do bere/y give Notice, That Propos;ds will be received 4t their Offce in Pall_ Mall, on or, be. fore Friday, the Bth of May, from such Persons as may be will ing to undertake the sorjs of PIG LEAD, for Service of this Departiniut, for a pilled of One'Year. A Specimen. q i the Lead stay be viewed upon application at the Rya! Laboratory at Woolwii ; and further Particulars tow get her" nvith the Terms and Conditions of the Contrail, may be known at the Secretary's Of cein P.all-Mall,af,resaid, arty Day ; betty, en the Hours of Ten and Four o'clock, whet! the Proposals mutt be delivered, sealed up \and lads, sed, 4 ' Proposals for Pig Lead" but no Proposal can be . admitted after the said Sth day of May, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same Day; neither Will any Tender be ,noticed, unless the Party making it, Or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order•of the bard, , R. H. CR Err, ,Sec. MGADA I; MAY 4, 1812, WILL BE SOLT) BY AUCTION, (unless Przviously'disposed of by Private.Coritratl, of. which 'Notice will be given); in convenient .Lots, at Nottingham, in the count! - of the present Month, or lune next. Particulars will be advertiied in due time, or may be pre_ viously known, on application to 'Messri. Bolton and Payne, SoiiCitors, Nottingham. • YATELY, HANTS. TO BE SOLD BY 'AUCTION, At Mr. Demezy's, the White Lion Inn, Hertfordshire, on TueAay' the tgth day of :May, at' One o'Cbck, in One Lot (unless previously disposed of by Private Contrad, of which - Nbtice will be given), . T"' • Valuable; very- Desirable, and. Improvable customary MANOR of HA I. P LACE, .situated io the Parish of Yately, ahout three miles from Hertfordshire,. twu (rorn Blackwater, and thirty-tkiree from London, with the Court Baron Royalties, Alienation,. Fees, Quit rents, and Lands, Copyhold of ..Inheritance. (nearly equal in value to Freehold); comprising a MANSION, called YATELY HOUSE, with Gardens; f ish-ponds,WaterCom Milts, and Farms, containing Two Hundred a4CI - Thirty-nine Acres, more Or leSs, of incloSed MeadoW,' Pasture, and Arable Land, part thereof exonerated frorn.l'ithe II ay, by a modus of ztl. per Acre ; with very valuable .Manortai and other rights Pasha-re and Turbarf, no the extensive.Commons.of Yately, now in the renting of Messrs. Bosley, White, Hewer, and Bedford, at old rents, amounting only to AO . -per year, : - Yatoly is nearly the central of a fine sporting country, abounding with Game, and it is presurned the new Military College, erected near this Estate, will very soon add consi derably to its value. • Mr. Bosley and Mr. Ilewet, the Tenants, will shew the Estate, of whom printed Particulars may be had; also at the principal Inns in Blackwater ; and at the place of Sale, the AuCtion Mart, London, of 1. Stanley Smart, Esq. Red Lion-square; T. Norris, Esq. Lincoln's Inn ; and of Messrs. Bout and Pickering, Land Agents and Surveyors, Axminster, who are empowered to treat by private contra&. ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF ROXBURGH. TO BE SOLD EY PUBLIC AUCTION, Within theßoyal Exchange Coffee-House, Edinburgh, on Wednesday, the Bth off uly, 1812, at Two o'Clock, Af ternoon, (if not previously disposed of by Private Bar. gain), . THE LANDS of FROGDEN, OLD FROG -1 DEN, SHARPSKIG, DENNERLESS, BLACK. LAW, BLACKLAWMYRES, and EASTERSTEAD, all lying together, in the Parish of Linton, and (oun-y of Rox burgh. These Lands form one compad and highly vatuable Estate of 1,438 English Acres - or thereby, all now out of lease. This Estate is chiefly Arable, and part of it capable of fur therimprovement. c The public burdens are moderate. The Proplietoi has a right to his Teinds, •which are valued.— There is a complete Farm,house_and Offices at Froglien o And another at Easterstead, with.flouses and Buildings on other parts of the property. The Wood is thriving. The, Estate is situated about 4 or 5 miles to the South of Kelso, (to which there are good roads), in a rich and beauti tui country, and several excellent situations may. be found tor building Tvlansui- house, - well *siteltzred • F.ral cuatmaing a tine view. • To a sportsman the place nas many advantages ror hunting, shooting, and fishing. . For the encouragement of offerers, the upset price is fixed at 40',000 Guineas, which, at 26- kars purchase of its Supposed value, is 1,2001. below a recent valuation of the Estate, .made hy. one eminent valuator of land, and about 3,5)01. b~_ low the valuation of anothereaftneat valuator. About.half the price may remain for a time in the hands of the put - , chaser. NEW PUBLICATIONS, &c. • This Day was published, In Three Volumes Octavo, pricd ii. i is. 6d. boards, ISTORY of the REFORMATION iii SCOT IL- LAND; with In Introttudory hiook, and: air dix. By GEORGE COOK, D.O. Minister of Laurencekirk, and Author of " An Illustration ot'the General Evidence establishing the ReaLity of Christ's Resurrcaion." Printed tor Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, and I. Murray, London; ret‘l Hill and Archibald C.:unstable and Cu. Edinburgh. ". Dr. Cooke has been- very industrious in colleatng the jriaterials of which his liook is, composed ; and tor working them tip as he has done, he Merits - the praise of 'accuracy, fidelity, and impartiality. ."--Eclectic Review, Jan. 1,. 1812. This Day were published, In 0 davo, price' 95. inboards, SSAYS on - the Changes of the HUIUAN I'4 BO DY• at its dill:trent 'Ages the DiieSPS to .which it is predisposed in each period, of Lite ; and the Physiological Principles of its Longevity. Tn.: whole illustrated by many analogies in Plants and . Animal IIy'THOMAS lANIESON, M.D. Member of the Colleges of Physicians in London and Edin burgh, and resident Physician at Cheltenham. Printed for Longman, 'Hurst, .Itees,_ Orine - , and Brown, Paternoitcr-roW ; and at ,the:, Gallery, S 4, Kew Bond-street. ' Tins Day was e ublished, In One Volume, limb. •- price ss. boards. A • SELECTION from BISHOP BORNE'S COMMENTARY on the PSALMS. try LINDLEY MURRAY, Author of an English Granimar, &c. kc, *** The Selection is adapted to reader - Who wish to tivate a serious and pious temper .ot - mind ; and is pal - lieu. larly calculated to clwrisn, in the minds of youth, sentimtors of love and gratitude towards the Author of their Being. IFOr persons who trait not much leisure for reading, and tor the higher classes in Schools occasionally, the Work is especi ally designed : and for this purpose, it is further recommend ed, by i he purity and elegance of its language; the correctness and excellence of its composition, Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orate, 'and Brown, and Darton and Harvey, London ; Wilson arid. Son, York; and.COnstable and Co. Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, The Power of Relig,idn on . the Mind, Svo. price. rzs. boards ; and izino. price 45. 6.1. hound. • . ripHE damp weather having proved • particu larly injurious ro the HAI R, by destroying the cup), and deranging its natural beautirui appearance,. to prevent this, Ladies and Gentternen should use ATK I NSON'S ORICANAL CURLING FLUID, which will keep-the curl pelted in damp weather, or during exerciSe, in riding, dancing, &c. This fluid is ridsci allowed, by cumpeieut Judges, the best article ever invented for dressing the Hair, 'adds to - its - growth and thickuess to 'astonishment, and col,- veyS such a beautiful gloss akia fascinating - attraction as Call be obtained by no other means. N. 13.—Keeps false hair in curl, and makes 'it apiiear natural. _ . . Sold by Bayley and Blew, Perfumers to the Duke and Duchess of York, Cockspur.street ; Harding and Howell, Pall rtilall ; Turner,.7i, and Overton, 47, New Bond.street ; Grange, 189, ()xford-street ; Taite, Cornit?ll,; 6;, Cheapside ; Berry, t 7, Greek-street ; Davison, Fleet street; and most perfumers and,hair-dressers.; and by the Proprietor, fames Atkinson, Perfumer, 9,_ Bloomsbury, London, in °Ades .at 3s. 6d. and 6s. whew may be had, Atkinson's - :Ve,: , :t. , hl.e.Dye,' fin - changing •red ur grey Hair to an auburn or bzantiiul jet black. 7 , EA'CIIEQU I EIZ OFFICE, ' • /Way 2, tS :2, All EXCHEQUER BILLS, d.ztel In the illonth4 - 111.1rthand ISt!, • TO BE PAID OFF. THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of His MA TEsTri; T,kEASCIRY having given Direuions for pay- Jag of the Principal of the above-memo red Exchequer Bills, with 'the Interest due thereon, at the Exchequer Bill Office, in the Receip t of Exchequer, New Palace Yard, Westminster, on Tneaddr, the 26 b Day of May, 18[2, Attendance will be given daily( Sun days and brolid;rysixcepted ) until and inclu .ingThuridiy ,the 2 Lf 4D:!}' of May,' iS 12, .frolit Ten o'CYack in the Morning till One in the Afternoon, for the purpose uf r:eceiving the same . And for the greater dispaick, the Beacersof the said 12ilis.are .s'i'ted-to Pace each description cf Bills-, in separate (Which are to he ob tained at the Office), containing the Numbers in Nunscricd Order, according io tivir respe&ive Dates, with the principa4 Sums and Interest due. thereon, computed from; but excluding the Days on which they are respectively toed, to the said 26tb of tSI2, inclusive, when. the Interest erase; and the maid Bearers (being Hal 'ers .not), are indispensably required to in durse each Bill with their usual Signatures ; and to -write their Names ,rnd,leesidence at the baton of each septrate List; aid thy are moreover required to attend the. Exchequer Bill Office I'd Payment, and to receive the New Bills, and give the Rectipts far the same. If ary of the Udders of the aforesaid Bills' should Le des!, ous of receiving payment of the Principaland Interest, prrvi,n, to tie said 26th Day of May, they may be accumw9dated, an computing the Interest to the Day on which thy wish to be paid, a,rol lent irg the said Billijor examination one day prior -thereto. Such Person.' as may he desirous of having New Excktquer Bills is: q..oh;le on in part Payment of Principal, upon. ma;,king New Bills, and mentioning the Amount, at the batons of their Lists, delivered on or be fore Thurid.g.:be 21 !I /Ng. may he acconz. modared with New Bills,-cv.ying an lnii,est of .Three-pence HaYpenty .by the Day, on every One Hundred' Poundt,• Wigeh said New Bills will hear Date the said 26:4 Day of May, - ani tall be delivered together , w:th the interert due, in respeei to the Bills so desired to be exchanged, on Wednesday, the 27th 1119', and the following''Llgs. • N. B. All .excbeper Bills' dated prior to M.zrc.b, : .:zBrt , have been advertised to• he paid 4 a nd the lest tess thereon has' ceased. IP It ICE STX - ±T, 1:47 gr -9a-gfOriV•4-s \ t" , Imt:.111 LA 3 I 14 fiUM P., April 43, THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY cf MERL tIANTS in LINTGLAND tract.. big ta,the EAST INDIES, do &rib). give notice, That-a • QUARTER L Y GENERAL COURT of the said Compatj, n ill he held at their Iljese, in LeaYenhall—weet, an If-iteine.vday, the 24th gale next, at E even o'Clcck in the foie. , noon, ) jar the purpose of declaring a Div.dettd,f?t,m Christmas ..at td Midsummer next. That -the TIZANSFER Eq.:4a of the said C47l72Paily'S Slcck will he shut on Tuesa'ay, the, zd yttne next, at Two ;:'Clock, and opened again n Tuesday, the jab. f it Seri R, And that the Dividend ir:Trants .4,n :be said Cumpa,y's Stock, due tz'the sth . 74, will he read!) , to be delivered ou Sri ay , the 14th 11 - 211. 4.3ISAY, Secretary EAST INDIA 110LAE, • . 1, [Bl2. THE COURT of DI REC:TORS of the I KITED COMPANY of AY ERC.II4NTS of EAGLAND Trad _ingio the E,IS7' INDIES do hereby give I,V,Eice, • That a G L NER AL COUR!' of the sai IConsra,r i y will be bad fy /14ournwent ;at their H,ntie .- in Leade'nhail-rti-cet, on Tlifi nay next, the sth insta,t,, at Eleven o'Clotk in the Forenoon, to 'take into further eonkideration the Papers laid ,(y the aurt of Di. .:edors before the General Coart this dqy WM. RAMSAY, Sec. FOR WEAK AND RELAXED HABITS, DR. AUSTIN'S LYBEATE THIS Invention of the late celebrated Physicinn; whose name it - bears, is superior to all other Tonic and Restorative Me.licines ; being so .chernically cornbinec4 as to retain all the active powers of Steel feed from its !leafing quality, amt to sit easy upon the most delicate Storna..h. They are particular!) calculated for Females at that period of life, when the Constitution is defedive, either from ha. bits too sedantary, or frorn_want'of tone in the System,' timing Languor, Sallowness, Palpitations, Trembling. of the 'Knees &c. and tor all Nervous Affections. Sold by F. Newbery and Sons, attheunlv.Warehouse tor Dr. James's Povyth,r, No: 45, in St. Paul's Church-yard, London, price 4s. a Liox, Duty included. DEBILITY, STRICruREs, &c. ENCOURAGED by the uniform stweess at tending their peculiar method of treating. a few preva.,; lent Complaii.;s, confirmed by the experience of many YLars in a very extensive praaice, sensible also of the happy erkets resulting to the Nablic from men of. professional skitl con. fining their attention to a certain class of Diseases, nessrs. GOSS. and CO. continue to direct their studies'to those disorders arising from a secret destructive habit -of incon siderate youth, which not only occasions a nu m erous tra i n of, nervous altedions, 'but entails also on its votaries the enervating imbecilities of old age, In all such di,tieasing cases of Debility or Deficiency, as regularly educated Sur. peons of London,- they otter a firm; sate, and perle4 Resto.. - ration to sonnd-aind I•igor4uslizalth. • In' .the card smge c$ the Venereal Disease they are enabled, by a safe and cope- • rior mode, to effedually remove every vestige of the com plaint in two or three days, and even in the most deplorable stages of this melancholy disorder. however iovert , ate or complicated, their plan of treatment (without restraint in diet or exer‘ise) insures to the patient a perlea, speedy, anti radical cure. .as frequently arising from or connected with the above complaints, 't; leets and Stridures have not escaped their attention ; for by improved, mild, • and efficacious means, they pledge themselves to remove' such diseases, whether recent or of long duration, without resorting - to the painful and dangerous useorthe caustic. • Such has been the agreeable result of a praaice of fifteen. 'years, that their mode of treatment has not in one single in stance ever proved abortive ; during whi c h p er i o d many thousand persons of both sexes have experienced the hippy enjoyment of being perfectly cured, after severe and injurious methods had been persevered in by others to no purpose. Those considerations first induced Messrs. GOSS and Co. publicly - to offer their advice, and they presume their pre• tonstons constitute a fair grdund for the unprecelente& eon- • Aidence with which they have by the Public been so liberal honoured. be consulted at their house daily, personally, or by letter, by Patients of either sex, with tire greatest secrecy, delicacy, and honour. Patients in the country stating the particulars of their case, age, manner of &c. iticlbsiiig a I4ank. Note s for advice and the same h with .otwardai Co any part of toe k infuom._ • • • GOSS id Cp. Surgeons, No. J 3, Bouverie-street, fleet. street. RI NOVATED HEALTH: - ,ir T. has been too frequently the subje:.l of just avid ± genera! reprobation, tnat teen detitiite of the elements ot the ineOical art have °tiered themselves as cancli.lates fur publtc patronage iit the profession or physic for the purpose (if deing jus:tice to the result 01 our stud:Ls and experience, and to i , t us from being classed aimin.; those ernpirics W tik:S . :: , •-eve-• 'impracl.nit pretensions have, untin tunately fit' society, been roo-Tavourably received, we be:. le:-,ve to submit to the-Ilbaal and enlightened a faitht.: I stateine:it of our pursuits r,nd 2e. quitements. • A tei haviiu received a regular medic a l edUca... Lion as the pupils ol Nlessrs. G rilidei I and Wizard, , I:Olcse leaures and praah:e we carefully attended, as pretes s 'o r . an d surgeons ot this London llospital ; we entered ourNelves ;is students in that j ustly celebrated school for merii;:al ae;plire ment, the Royal C011r.'.g , .. of Ediahurgli, anj were instrucie.d . in the iliif,:rcrabranch,2s %if anatoiTlV, Sur) cry, thn tl . :(;,.ny and ptr‘ ractice of ph) sic, chemistry, rnid , .. - itery, !y,c.u.yr- c &c. by those eminent profess;,rs, - Drs. ,y 1 or-,, Gjeg or y, l i:e k i IlamPatin, Duncan and kutlifirtord. is trust we shall flit be deeMekt presumptkioub ja S 4 y.N.),,; that out pro,ticien(4 ;:nd acquirements are ii,:t incohldni aide. Ilaving tor a long series bp.-atU,,wcti-tIW see have acquired superi , :r it t f f , y v i e j ) l 3 e l r b , s i! , i7t e ' y t ' 4 , l e , i i \ i , e: l .- , p 'e l r i ' t '' ic l u C- 1 a ci r il o 4 ;.; d e i z n i t of s ' . 1 . ,1 1 1 :1 1. s t t .i t i :i i e v : ' , l t ' i;!{ s ii, ( m ti s ‘z e tt 'L e s , kno w.h,:ige ot tile:: trea tinciu and cure. In slight and rece , .i: .cases of inteainn a pertet...l re-establishment is completed in tr.c short period of two days ; arid in those of the titn:o. , ,t in.. veteiaLy, where Lithe: - practitioners have failed of •sucees , a \ . proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to It.e pat.enit a sate and ra , !leal cure. Xint.est the melancholy variety of disorders.which are the elleas i,if a habit long and most fifth cprily purst,cd -by tne youth of both sexes, tnere ar..! none. of ,re iilarining or mote distressinr, Uteri these tlefitdciietr.:3 and de,!!ilities which for. quelitiy . pr:r.vertt or c;rilutter tit.; ma trurionia : state. To so. ii ' , ....r`seris it'intist be - a consolation to know that Lilo,. ma) uo ~ [); a new and nitairible mode or rrearoient,'h, r, ~:b.'red t.) r.iJ t e,rearest ot all human blessings, a sttork.;, to-_rl y, ;qui- vjgr ,u, cwisti . tull,/ , , . In all cases or de'r;ility, 1 roin wn:a ' , el' ~.,„,i e ayisi:g, as wzil as in every species ot il.Tie!C4i ill te,..1,,n, we may he consulted by ferments of either sex A ith the ,re,it.. est- secrecy and honour. Li . e'l: s 9 I COnsS7lta tjon A <,- ;loin ; 'fr w a ten to-three, and how, C in tits: , vLiiing tiil to a , utglit. Patients in the cniii,tty ,re requested to seat,: clic pittiett. Tars of their caso, age, and general habit of liv: - ,g, e.fe. &c. in_ c.l-.), , ing a rentittatice. for advice and medicitic.3, •-:-.; hen the same \via be ~;iven, or 5511 t to any part or i!le 1: rig Icon. Toensure that secrecy stiessentiai to our on( l ..:rta , :.ing, the ooSta,,e f letters j;,:ty be added to the account for iti,ciii ones. C itltl E and Co: Surgeons, No ,1 - latton-garden, .ard - Messrs. Cuiric and Co. have Certiricates fturn the above , rt,spectable Protes.,,ots of-London ;la; Edinburgh, f or ths(litqence, skill, :aid • humutit:;‘, with which t h e y per -I,irni,Nl the (Lilies ;:tssi , neel thorn'ituoing the tiitte they 4*. C, ;tied t.l4 , ;ir rractice. \ '9'''