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, s - ', III PIP , ' .N .\ •;•‘ l V t 7 t ':. ' ' ''',P:i ) - ''. ; . ' ' ‘ ' • .7-ts: ° X' '''' '' J•r e .„:-.-,1, 4%7 - f(44 ,1 iti In ' ` :,' t . ;.7: ~,- is L fs:=. - . • It i„ • . 1 i k . ..-•,- 0 ~.„, c ~,,, - • .; 10 10,0 0 ' rvf., t. , •,-- No ../ ~. ~..._ ...,..,_,. : - ,o l '' ''' 4-4EI tir • z . xp;tiltr , ' 4 / jile,l,\!,,v` H ~~~;.. ` 44 40!7.j VAUXHALL ROWING MATCH.. • riE ANNUAL PRIZE WI-lERRY: giVen by ~,tt Proprietor LS Vanshal I Gardens, W 017! 1 ip 11q)k THIS DA v , Wednesday, by Seven Pair uaiforot Dresses to be determined by one Heat ; ftltolitilAtkfriars•briSge at Half past Five o'Cloticv 147 i l 4 0 the Centre through the Centre Arch of West tti:ti Ind the Centre f Battersea Brldp, and ret . lirn i kh o rey Shore past a Roat nmured off Vau x hat I Stairs. INi7t Wi l l be distinguished by a White Flag w i th R e d tit ..4 1 ) (1g , ti , --"3"1"• Where belonging. iVauxhall. Stangate. vats:; hail. Stangate. liankaid. Battersea. Bankside. Westminster. Milbank. Westminster. Pepper Alley. Three Cranes. .' Cuper's t ide. SPLENDI l) GALA. E whe g 3 th e llininated, and the Tranvarehey other .op pre T rin e Deviabetomia be i s ighoess the Dvlce of York's Band, 'shit, &c. tee. will tierfortn a va after the Concert will lae . given a A R E-WO RKS. Admission 36. And the Concert to begin at Eight -........................----_-............‘‘‘,....0... 'NE-POCK INsTII'UTION, street, Golden-square. il Qii.irteily Court, July i 6, ilk. the number of absent Go in, it wii,l . be advisable to post. for hom m e onths; but in order to .in opportunity of being informal. lv esfigalion of the L*wsol Agency of and of the State of the Pradice of it was ' 1 : 1: mt 1 ) 1 3' Club Dinner be ordered for `.bast, at the British Coffee-house, Mrnent have especially to relate theii 'ttt, e ,„ i .' the coincident Agency of Varioloua and :.k enw:i," title Agency of Vacc;ne Matter substiluent ''ltill V ! ) `; l4 i , codetermine whether or no the Consti , iictine lotrir.* ' ''4411, 11 ,th 1 I i -- -- is pr-portionate to the local In- Sksl E4l-• her of Pocks to relate the further i,ll4e,i,_tioth, peculiar to tiu: Vaccine Air:a:lon; that no ~,,i c ti.!l ioli4l Dis,4rier occurs on theiteurth day at ,!_ilio,k7ll t that the Vaccine Scab does not excite the ' ~,,,,i,`,nniimbet of Experiments I that Skin Dwr i,.trllk.„..A., ,Itr.r..,et the V.lLcole I illeaion. i',e'rilicrir.)et for Nlatter. and Communisatloos, t, uric (444.(t)14tip! f'ree, under Covet to Fraucts Free eit-t)ifice. WILLIAM SAI4CIIO, Secretary. Thp.„AkklY Mil) NAVY EQUIPM; E. iVri. t ISITT` i -, • Ryl4l,e,Niati 0 :•4 ,.. CALIF BEDSTEADS, Furni . ' , ore . . 1.--- ‘ , .tand 't • fr l „ltlizd o ' ll r eeilexl to G„; l eci , 3l l l . l l g complete, are Very resprt 1 , 4:1 Tab) 19 ' arlY wi fe _ 1 . ., a . heing the most porta to et and c ~ [4 iti.id e tit London t Marquees, Iljt llnti*,„l3o4,;,nd (.4:1,411 o n iinpiovill ptinciples a Se 4 NO W t ,il 4 .rt ; ; NI L, ld na, ter 011 .B“artl s!liit ; AlltSstraitt° tili,i'4lll; nrass.sciew lietiseads, tor East Neat 04 ) k(lANWiatliTliit'7l'tel' t 1 ,‘ , 1 • 4 1 ;11 , •-•, so l l a y lti iti, taZid.P7l4ellei.aLelorAy 41 :(1 1' 4a b rc 's - Rooms, , 1 „ ii, all S4, trier ~, Arnertne.;•tieet, Strand. i blet °Wel II New.niverited IMPerial Dinini ta t 1 7 . .I 9 be th. ,tstitlet in-0161- inf,•, complete and k• legallt bet c" l o ok'' ..,,Ins tie.' a Ate - Ve ' a lgi r -1 1 . -rY Portable, packing in .a Box • . 7--.,,...... 4614 k raacd asid Chair-Bed Ware • ' l itibi l4 4111 LETT,— • • ~ i . e pe,.,„ i14,4"."11.11til t o ‘.°4:AirE, chi eft ' FREEIIOI,D. )14---.91; (411)risatP4', Part of SU F F Y O L ii, bounded nY ,!;1. N I% 'Ma eutta._",'rniti Famil Linn Farm House' 4 1 : 1 , 0 4 4 i l l tie iN osit u i.'", ki 4 ; hint al ine s jet) Ac res ot Ara Ole, ttt,, 771t 0 ..:,, snit * tit l ing i and warm }louse, Budd. elrt44..inrirQ; !.taillyt at .t• Acres of Land nearliadwio'!cn.; ,ie ,4r Z 4/ It4lll4.4krallilltaih e i s i ti ri rs n t e ni E e 4 n i t t :4 a n t ed) illa tl Y i b l a 44 t P14; 41, , -- 4441 1 bv tlinf 1 : /lC114 eirnaS, antl t 111, pre6Ont 4,:tr li; .-tt„ ;1441 , s . appraiseinent at Harvest. 111 .64 P 4 ldt to n t.l be 444 11 aPPlving or aaressing S 11, Ltlnd o r' b ‘ l4 Xilllito, N o . 6, Bow-olreett 41/( ) 1. ~.., ~ tt, Q A k,,,ltiir, v f ,- ri0,114c,iiR,,,a4.1.As ant LAND, on the•SH()KE , .. '" kiVElt and SOUTHAMPT°I4I 41 t) ht s6l' - rt tt • - k'AIN, ii„ --.• DV AUCTION', 'Ph ias 7 °it. 4 1801 T • -)144 ' 1 s"' , wroy, ° i 4 8801 ell Tuesday, August 6, at L e 1(1, 01:11.'''.'ock, in Five Y. I;,,l.(LkiiPis IliZ: and COPY fiOLD ESTA.I.:EO lc i n , 4‘ , 11:,, c4l' rlptori, comprising a MO 1)1,:KN il t ;' , ltr e 7 4 1 i ty I n i e 41114 1X tht requisite Apartments of a k log o gr rto • °ttage` scale cony • iently arranged. i i . ' 4 l ‘ l l ) t ai e , 4%arv.4ti P,l4.olo)°,l.l.l)(4:ihitinhers;six-I.ltiinlier Chambers, a iii,ii)Leilatiitt ..isall, 4i tut ", Library, Dressing-room, ititjitttc,, t sm,ve oUsekeeper and litttler...roomst t5,,,#.‘411, t, la QapOY:ccommodation for a.Noblcman's t 'mort a l, .110,1 th e ~`,lgb till toniantig Shrubbery, with a I tirilit -4 1, 1 ,_ I NiC tii ,.‘ j t i " ot a hill .ir ' .. I k no ' - -t.y i m ) , a spot highly ,fayoiired Ai Itte Nil gu,,.. I ro Yeti by art, conimandingvie%%s io ,, a pr, .ouuing sieito, The Det ched a Atie„,,,14.14,t00t0:.Y (.4jeb,t, an t) rnamcntai Strutture `"otiv.a4:tutittry":l",gii)omestie ()tikes; a uouble Coat:lit . 4% putty 114441,4,...,6ex .st sit Stabling in a good Yard, it: ti lg 40 t ,V 1 ilier, ''', 3 nd ready for the instant /veep try . giu , ye it - it i ' ' 4 , 14: 4 ,1 #4 1 :1U154, 4 !Pie* distance, stands the second td3".kfoi,tt.ompaZhAin the scene it surveys at 'ii'Mi.- ' t incift I -- " 3 tile boundary of the home's; ,L' il tal - ' 4 l 'I% 6 4 1 e hal bet ' Ch . '4 ." sta y , in gni n n -St tWct Servants 4m 141.4t4tLaup,, 04rtroom, Parlour, ()tikes, Cellars. id Tee: i'`vetha v y ;•'' , Yatd, ,and !andock, 'The ok, f lait t%) , aar, 4 44 i, a inire and immediate possession.. !ve• consist of anitable poltinaa °I It kih t ilt tr Itehen a illage, on the East IN et 4 / 1 %b1 r ,,,,thitt 7 t 4 14 ;‘i' 4 4li.e t -, 4 "ettla ry ge: Mite CI tti jUllelloll -444443, ”avig a b it - thalTltitqll Water , presenting 'piilL it~ lo , l ,k 6.,.._ lust craw,ied hy Vessehi of OW l7tllik/QlebittuttlotETltvvlth: a . highly cultivated CountrY, . 11 ' 1 4 41 . 1 C I)Yt hC'' I U. v'etle4 of landscape , terminated. D 10, 41 4 th o *tit ind Ile of W ight, and ou the ' other inter. 4,,...nit, alaskti .4,e,gant 'Town or Sotithantjiton, en.. 4 1 , 41 44 t)Iti t Z i lliSt ix ; ,eellV'llell words cannot adequatelY de 4ltikti liii4ed. T hi : to . be known --they must bc known .t ". 4 ' '''''Llt4(llliTi•it o l ,9 1 the Country is a favourite liisi4 r tilt '''' ." '4 t he highest dais altbnhag tit;aiN s,,,.7atitages of the molt pol• lied, exten, if i l ! 4 t y; r is 01,7,,, i ctY, or complete. retii . Tr h icn h t, i t t i l- aztac o e t. ItothroLtit, w o „kre on every hand ;il4llo94,:klx•cel4l4titht -1 * t 1.,v cun g l 1 I ktL I ,,fi ty, ii et 6,a Alent 1, - 1111011, t. le 3 e Itt, tam, te th e L t cur troads the Tacility el expe. -`` thi'Mq44o., Ql4O ll and ' • ik cillit A Itit Di, ..4tICILIti neighbOttrilig Gentlemen's . • ta terreillieo ur „' all. parts-cot the M outh and 41,..siL'...iiiiotic initial and Walks in ' e - t ot' 41114411;'4•Ativ ‘44Cllrions I, ' e „ u lT° tur . ll Y . q;el a , ,touL 1 44 1 „,, ~ at th e very door, i tit cOrtVe... ."11tolli3 froii i "; ~,,,,le eonsotut abundant Sapply at 04 0 , . k'a tho s-rielp Markal e tki to r • icier -',".1 t l / 4 , lit, h ost ( . 4 ,,,,,..., , • , oni . tie ...1 . . 'lt rlin - ,"oi. p 4 7...i.iale retreat from rite Nic. 'l'„,tl4,ltitt.. 4111;,4•4,t7La'r'154,1A4rh6tr!!Y be had, anti a Platt seen, an NI:4Z lii, 1jittie41,,,',.:v54,10., 23, ShVphettN. mar. iiittwi,',9tel, te`,„'' 4180 tIclivereit at the place '44.11 'l4"th • Wlisle I ' loo ii all • Otti P". ' ' ' ' . ' f Play 4lui At GiArrawa)'. • i cior _Names. lis WestWixx Ih,lrfol lohnstopli 1 lifers 'l'Aylor , Wiilion Lipscomb' 1 14.111 Gilbert, '4(04 Lowder, 4 kin Ilocking, 14:04 Cannon, , $ 04E43, , 1044111. y, • 141[14 Gardner, , tArtlflirCh, 7 4sitildrrow, i„ ~_ rjoilAs Bankg• i•- Tefessil. ill tie a 'LINN mill 6 !ei vv i Ii an tly i 1 Itl4tito*iet ftlAtell, and A 11611.,.. tio-kotill 11,ik killistrthi..Sayoyau r '411406 Airs, 1 arkl ; 44 fillitittino ot k. 1.4 114;:iNktt it Senll, 4114 r,tiIIGINAL VAC:elf/ 1111,,,,,,,ett". 41, I(l;rotantir..asii 4\l' considerink 15,4!tillors At init SeitA,n i, 14.4enlial Dinne r fo ti, ll. '„AY of ihe htembers s.7.rfolress b i the Inv.:: c':tctine Imeeliop' anti iNik Inoculatvm, it I :t s° l 'ed l t le se 4 y the eArti Stit•lnc 44 S I ''k 'l'l 4 ( lay of Atli . 1, ktiilntical ti ttahlis L44llolll(e;titi . •.- hfll WEDNESDAY, JULY3I, 1835. • • - rriit (*Tx LOTTERY to ,he Drawn this .11. Year, begins 30th SEPTEMBER, 1805. • • SCHEME. . .. iNt ' ' • 0..0t I rizes. Value of each. , Tail Value. 3 - i ' . - ,C20,000 . . 460,0n0 3 ~ . - ... Ao.coo . . . . 10000 3. -• .- J , sOOO . -15,00 p 4 2oo* ". " $O OO b 0 lb ea 1200 . r • 6000 to . . - 300 ii, .. too° 33 - - - - too . - poo 6o - - - .5o - : - . 3000 45 ho - . - - . 20 ..- !,--• - 9.3,001 3o0t? First drawn Bratiki to cadi . 30,000 7,619 BeDefi4 1 . 7,381 Blanks 25,000 Tickett Laso,ono The First-drawn Ticket sth bay' . , Cto,ooo Ditto . . • 6th Day • - z 0,003 Ditto - . 7th Day . - 5003. Are part of the above Capitals. TI CKETS, and SHAKES arc on Sale at all the Licenser. Lottery Offices. Price of a Ticket - 24: 1 9 3 0 Tif - , ) C9 is o Eighth - £; 9 6 Water 4 t 8 'co' SiXteepth S SA geTIONED BY ACT OF pARTAAKE.N.T. - IIIsTORICIOTTEI II .7. for the Disposal of the moat' sldet . idid Work inEurope.;---1) RINCI PA L PRIZE., value TSN TILOIISAND POUNDS. Contains ONE rt4(jusAND FOUR 11Up1DRED FIFTY-ONE Capital. Pieties, upwards of Eight Hundred of which con. sist 'of a Colledion of the most interesting Etigravings relating to the. i-ii,tory, Manners, and Customs, of our Na tive Cowry out TWO IieNDRED ENGRAVINGS in each': at sot. each 'Prize, - Three Hundred Co pies, wito the Text. at Seventy Guineas each. Together with an - we six Hundred other Prizes of a beautiful Publica tion of..Vi.lws in Egypt, Tema:dein l Bethleham, tec. These spleouict Works have cost nearly One Hundred Thou- k sand Poinuls, are deemed the first things of the kind in-P.u. tepe, and can never be hart after the Lottery is drawn. 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Ot WIAOM may be had, By the sante Author, lately- published, Observations on the lormation and Management of Useful and Ornamental Plant.itions; on the:Theory .and Practice of LandscapeCardeiting,; and on Gaining or Embanking Land from Rivers or the See. In 04tava i illustrated by fen En. gravings. .Price cos. 6d. boards. This' Day was published, Neatly printed in Demy Octavo, price is. 6d. bsund, The Third Edition of A N ENGLISH SPELLING - BOOK ; with .advted to the capacities of Children; i l t :l'itrt: a l d 'a in r g ts i , A4 eail s c ‘ln til l ated to advance the Learners by natural and _easy. Gradations ; and to teach Orthography and Pro. nunciation together, lty LINDLEY MURRAY, .AL;thor of " Erttklish t;rammar adapted to the different Classes of Learners,' l &c. Al s o. price 61. covered with' marble paper, Murray's First Book for Children. - .a Murray has conipesed one of the best Elementary Fl o „y o , for Children in the English Language." • • Critical Review, April dos. 4. 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We rea commend to the Public tins most important little Vol ante, as the only-Work with which We are acquainted, in the E,ng.. lish Language, for teaching Chiler.ii to read, written by a Philosopher and a man at taste." • Literary jeuroal, November, Am. " Mr. Murray's E legionary works have the_ sure merit of combining well.itireCtrd etforts to train the infant .mittil to virtue, with •tlis best ineans of imparting instruction to it. In the Spellini-Iluok before us, tut. is particularly the ease, and we can, therefore, recommend it as the treat Work of the kind, which has lately fallen tandem o tt inspeclion." Anti- a..obin, December, igoe. as We have' no doubt that Teachers may findd-considerable advantage front adopting the use of this Spelling-Book." Critic, December, 1804. Printed for Longman, thirst, Rees, and Orme, Pawl-. nosier-row ; Darren and 1-Lowy, Gmcochurch-strect ; Wil son and Spence, York ; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh: ()f whom may be had, Lindley Murray's. Grammar ' ss. (ad, Abridgment of ditto, IN. EXerilSIN. 64. Kr) , to ditto, as. Intro duttiin to the ENTRO Reader, 3s. The English Reader, 4 5 . Sequel to ditto, i ts. Lecture Franc, is, ,45. bd. Power of Religiou on ilex akiind,-73X - .•bd, Ditto, ifettChs 49. PRICB Snnt'Erekb DUTY ON DIPIDENrI. /31- wn Al passed in the present Session went 'tit /Mit; .nal 19tay, after the rate of 9ne.l , 4116 nJ tbejLrmet: Duty on P;•operty, is grar. - ed upon meat to At mab for an/ Year subtrguent to Or 5 1.. 0',7 btre>lrpured up , n the Net ,4nt.nint of the bay r .'grd ,Ur 4 Attectutent lt , birlt Additional Drrty will a:tarh Antount f all Diviaindt Shares 4,1 Public the ;6 of ne,t. C:itottlsrienrt tk: Airs,of Thiry therefore give Nice. That all errnied to such Divide 'tit, who (/'l . ,E pityin g ;he Ant,toxt of the Duty into rhr rank pa:ii., order to eniii:e 1 1 sm to ,a ditchalr five; further Aretstivitt. pay intro tb.. addl. tkn to thrii;riner D at the rate of x, . ter COO. al rtiy Antiunt 'of the said Dividendr, the firther Salt g P.trt tee talc! Dqr, computed upon the /111 By Ordee of ibF Bsardi 411,47 T 1-! ,F °jct. ) )j'raxe:; elftlf Of: FRO,II Dz.? r Y ON DiIIIDSNOS. . 1 1 :115 111-4JESTY's coaatts.qoArns fir the 11 "IF FelißS of Telsii.E.F hereby give 14 ~Le, .1 - I:rt • Perfons claiming Exempriqt , from the Duty upaq rt., !fire of the Divideodsof•Sto,k standiArrin the of 'England,. or the &utb Sea Curt..pany, vn Mr -1, , e/".r!f rf . kEIPNERS,a , e required to make their Claim, to web e.vont ilon before the 6nrt;nistlemrollr the speri.il the'ASlc ; and that all such Claims: mut he made in Wilitvg, a:rd delivered at the Office for T4Xl.f, Jo Sonsertet.place, dirrqrd to the s e rre. tat, fir the eljrairs of Taxer. The Form' on zuhirb tarb Claim: are to be made Tway be had at the :aid Ojeo, on application-there, or to any Inspeaor or Surveyor of Taxes. By Order of the Board, A!. IPINTZ.R. LAST INDIA 11011 SR, IEOS rrHE COURT of DIRECT ORS of the' UNrIND COMPANY of MgRCHANTS of ANG LAND trading to the . Boat Indiet do herekrtive That Ly a Deed •dated the ,i4th .of 7141. inst. -an ANNUI4 FUND bat been appec.priaied cat if the Repenter: of the late Nabobs of tke CarNat(r, fir, the lictuidatim of their Debts upon routs, Terms therein provided. The Claimi.af the Creditors are tO , be investigated and :104 . by Commissioners appointed for that pmrpote. The Claimants tray avail tbsmrelvet of the Bon;flt of the Ali. 'farmer:, proposed imtheillsztour, iy becoming de, to the ap. propriation Deed, .ivhici lies' ready for their execution, at Mr. the Company's' Solicitor, Draper': Throgmostpn Strut, any Tustday or . .Fridory, .het wan the Hours of One and Three react-h.. WILLIAM R 4 AI S 4)). T the Cheapest. and Best Itrary Waru 4 - 3 6 . it; the Kingdom, No. 434, Strand, the greatest Bar.. gains are nv , SCllllig ; consisting of Mer,'s brown Cotton tor Boots, at 0,4 rs. 61'per pair, wor::, Is. 6d..; Women's stout otton Is 6d, 'North as. ct. ; Sne zi. sat ; extra su per 3,, sai. w , rth ss. ; stout slack and white Silk 6s. 3d. With laced Clocks 7,6 d. ; extra good tot. 6;1. varlet) , of Patent Angola itose, warranted not to ..:tritik, from as, to tile best quality; _stout. worsted is. 3 . d. ; tine zs. ; super., tine 3s. 6d. ; Srilk Mitts ,s. 6d, ; x corioaa Arti‘to in stitiarc Net Mitts ; also Ladies' ne,,v.invented Lice Sleeves, talc-.;- latent to give ease and elegance ; . Atett's Cottonl)nt' , ers with every otll. - J Artivid it> r the ijo,dety Line that can pos., sibly be niatio,up to tic very best quality, wholesale add ;or exportation.—Stockings matte to any Pattern. 110 alleviate the Sufferings of SCURVY, of scito PHU I.A, And various Disease's of thv at. FRANCIS SPI I,SBURY devoted nuicii *flits thrtt.'ancl Ittention. His success is now before the Public. His Dis pensary has been opened at all Seasons to the poorest CLASSCS a whose circiunstames did not rea4.ll the p . riae of his itc,nedy. Fond of,Medicine and its pursuit, he invented the Patent Awrisco.KßuTi C DROPS, I)l 3lth'iretie; with out weakening the. System, but giving it vigour by promoting all its natural secretions. This., who are cump!ellot. to re. sort to the tonic powers if Minerals, it they wish. to assist their ett4c.t oil the Nerves, ito Me..ticine is better,ealtui,,wd for the purpose than the Drops. Another recoilitneiLLitioo, the Dome 13 small in quantity v and taken without restratiit Diet or lotersise. WEtkiHEN Professioual Melt of catititi Fried Responsibility'deviate from the general System by the seledlon of a peculiar branch, the sanction °lions con. tinned success is the best criterion ol superiority. Eight years have 1 devoted my pra:;tice to the 'excluithe treatment of Three Disorders, and the successful result of my plan gives me additional ardor to oppose,. as 1 4 1 a s l am A bl e , the ravages of those Complauits which are the most important in the Catalogue of Human I ntirmities. After initiation into every- Branch, as en Army Surgeon. I formed *Avis!t at an early period of I:J4:lice to rescue in dividuals from .the ignorance of uneducated men ) , or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praaliti wets. The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which 1 have de. voted my attention, comprise every :sri)evies of VgN E. REAL IN VEC TI ON, whether a a recent or long du.' ration: adly, All kinds of debility, whether arising from the habits of school-boys, 'or. the induiferves- of mature age: And, lastly, tut deranzernont of t system M wo men why.:h is ca teti BARK EN NESS. or STE,kiLI 'r Numerous DisoaLes arc tire result of ignoram.e, or haste in tiro treatment of . a simpl e 'Gotiorthinaf and it not tm frequently happens" that the ' seeds Of Lite are poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded hoca.--iiy a superi o r me _ thtxl such Complaints arc easily cured; and. even whe,e others have tailed, I trust that 1 may presume to otter a radical re-establishment. however, are the cases of complicated distrest tri this ( w a rder, compared with the C4l3llMotiS sitUaticnis of Mn,c who, troin an indulgence in a soiitary vice, or th prevalent gaieties *f a' tuttionahll elite, acquire that state of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence# cit such pern►cious habits. Where the unhappy sufferer broods over h be is misery, c l.i a t r i r' c l i l lo Y r " hi t :l7o ls I t s h fil a rt t t gl i tn i 4 t Y be S s 1; 411 ;;:j C :-T h‘u,l e ' u t i l it e vr ti, t i a e in ne ty ies wi b t y h t o h tl e ier gra l: A r t t:t i it p h:fiz,r ,re i s ,. , t o ile r kt r e i t iir t a . i . 4 1s ° 1 1l i b h t e o se r of i t ':.l l; a icS the c or ac 41 „)/ 4 c .l' rru T s te ' l l l t t a ,$) t , h il t l . ) ;an C t 4 O P r,, li vi C' b il s- C e 4' M y th :4,g4 ri t i u vtt i a-4 , murn anxiety will be ti event by an cart,. Comirefac , tion of this languid State; awl in these - cases, 4 10 gi 0 -4 difficulty will occur, ' Ritt,Where this Deficiency has ter years exit ted, 'a 1, mper .perseyerimee is inihspensahly flint:bite tc ive sal alum,- berink Sparks of Lite, and to f o.Boi filec 'AC •C;ittlaittitiOtt. MARRIb WOMEN, who have look bet;o disappointed in their expetiatioini of a I arttrl . y 111,y aisurai, that iii most instances, such defilt - s are i.tti retire by iodoiwai The seeresy which is so e4sential WOO/ OittiOnSitifies 4341 The qUaliticattOitit which I have presunied to state, feria the hasii Krr toy lireterisions, sail in croino!deo,c With Stab this intimation Ili given, that If. IfIVO ,O4Y (Anuity-4i personally, or by Letters (int:losing a tuned Nate), at art house, No. 29, Arundel 'street, Strand, near renifile tat." cr 'There is an additionit Littranee in Water.street, 4 1 j o ining, end the Name is on both the doors. Martin lsree, Member at the hoyal. Celietie Surgeons.