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~: * ?rot -7;\ r r; ~. ' ~.,. .. VAIJXI4ALL. kriik t the Patronage , of Hii 12(44 Highness the P RINCE of WALLS: TIM EVENTIVG, July t s;' will'be a GRAND iii,c, P , l i t TI Y . ,:t E.... 'T he Gardens on this_ occasion, from , ary or, brilliancy, and. accorlant Entertainment, may ;tPiil,e sai4 to represent a Terre trial l'aradise. The Orthestra rt ment will be much augmented, and - the Performeis giLei,il.exe,rt all their power in the performance of the grandest ,t i tion of Songs and Nlusic ever brought forward in one it'''l. Atnong the principal Pieces will be introduced, f' of of principal Barthelemon ; Song, Mr. C iro ; ~1, Mk piao ; and Finale, the Si!..istan of Pleasure. In ^:g.lion to this unriville(l and most excellent Concert, the Znkt, maybe said to exhibit a Hand in almost every part ; r u e the conclusion of the Concert will be a splendid )is. 704 1 of Fire. Works, consisting of Stars, Wheels, [lockets, ko rbill( ins 11l ontbs, &c. &e. by the initnitable Female 4tlklitdaine lien , Admission l'hree ban lens Sillings. ~,1104t, l open at S evn, and the Con h cert to begin at Eight. 'ot are open every Evening,'except Saturday. qv, ARMY A'NI)II.\VY.II.OI.4PAGE. 4' 713 tATENT CANIT .13EDSTEADS:, Furni ...4_mt, li;‘,N.,u, tkllkt tieittlitlG coin pie— „te, sae v-erY_.--rc's-.11.1?1; /I'corinnencled to Gentlemen, as hc:iirg the moat port, . s,:bupenor to any others made 'in Loildon ;' Nlarquees., rZtti, Tables and Chairs, on iiripii?ved principles ; e.l kei'l:3Dia beds, and Cirdrs, for on Board Ship; fvlusqu'qo t,,,,11r011ur and Patent Brs-crew Bedsteads, tor East —4 tifett lathes, awl all. l.ureitn ClimateS, at p MOtql Nan SANDIIIS's. ',• atent Bedst6 mantlfaaory and ‘Vare.tt. noun, 40 N oll• 16 ail.t ;7, Flory and Strai d. , . t,bl.l.Rati anti sall,ters,, New.ilivepted I inperi.:l Ilining Tibi es "' allowed to ti the most complete and I', 14ant lei of k t , e ,„,yet yet inved, are very portable, packing in a 1 4 0 X. ii'locs deep. • • • , I„ 4.te. The fashionable Soia. l .3ed • and ' Cliair.B(d Ware. .. , .. •, \iv. .77--!---------,--------.....7"_„, iNol-n-s FaR LivEs, .. ' AXTEII to be BOAROWED, by the United thellL.,_l,ol4llcs ut' &lint Mary:le Bow ' Saint- Pancras., e"l* aoti All Hallows Flo le I n'te London; for t4l de of the P4iiti Church of 'S:ri.nt M ‘ it'ry- le-Bow, in. 1( )U r4 o de ' a SUM 4 1 ,,` , DS, u.,,,,,r, ,Ekot .exceeding 'TWO THO.allS6yltslipe 4it i t , „ N o Ziliii; %tfliritlllf!e!)l.ot L Lives to be lint Irthett(rs"s willing •1.-o.(t.clLvla)itte:l e N s i c o tlla y n l 2 o ° r c' t lie' purposes lieit'Utl'lig4trehetie4s t to' iend tte teir - Prop - osals, in" wri tiit% , ti,r L ives , . urn they are willing to advance, and 9 Ito 4,1,41: dlid the Terms upon which tile!' tii4Bollc,),,e ilk: same.. to ' , Messrs. Nicholls. and Neale are wil. tirkt, ei,,..rn.i°r the said P a ris !lel, at their house trep,4, qpsitie, of whom further Particulars may be in Queen .. . AL, mrykpv"--------------- 44 pt,; EA Dy To ADVANCE. SON • • kt,' itiii, ,) in possession of Incomes, s*lteeq, l4 , in z,,lrorn Freehold, Copyitold, 4 or Leasehold ;!,, i 4r . 'r t , or liG,u4e,i m oney i n the Fusti s , Rent Vate lit p. sctti.in.,,,,,ts; widows. jointures, An licbt,'4%tne f„ ;(!os, Church' Livings or any - other cer i4iltileat s tir , - , - 4 . 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Essex . ..___,, • . . .. . .• . - ......_ . ___ TO ' 11 11( s R, \e te C A tig ()1 • 1) 10) 1 ' kvs u st ne • AUCTION, Jr of Xt, unle ss tikit previously d' d '4 011. 1 T s ' a le v i ,';cll du e mew ispose of tizE tri , e will be given; der L 1) ESTATE, C t i ry ;, A* a 1! ll tv '!h t i.`` in the on I ?—ed in tne - ta. titNf4,l ing with linty of Hi nt it the k (1 { AI W ie " Came dista nt -' l a . fine 'lNc t (itt i ,, t ,* to itch ~, i tiuk u, a_nt eight miles 1 4 , t . 1 4 1i, % 01 4, ,i rci , s c i at i7 L,, ,, ti rg r i front . the Mar. "( of LI ) 41 other parts of bY itiodc:ene. hundtretAKeirnegs, 144 .114 It ts ni , ev e , e onintodi o 'lttruce, in Li t , $l l ,, e ri t4cr g . P r9 , 4e ,.. US. Mansion.house ipt hm !.. with i table Om. Capttal Staling and t ; te I)iik„,a`t'i'n2 Paddocks, P leas ure_ Wr4 t i li oir„ te, t fire tk) :Otis,. singular ly ornatnen. M eklo ve 31 x ; Gardens * Scc• 11, 4 4 )4 4 4 )41 e c hit s i xt 0 ,red Acres of Arable , . th 4 ntp a ! i . kcr es the first quality (or L i k4 54„ 0 1 1.1,, th er v , 4l. E 'arias Z i Wtt)un a Rut fence +et, 11 1 $t t i l tree 4) „(1, llt A i, h o ldings, with all 44), t EIE 4 4ev et ,, ttt lt r y tie lu te th e 14 6, t sPacious ele Ant fie fit tt 4 ' 4 e ` purchaser c rooms 1 , 4 0,` t e c'a p r iltline*,'.nY 'l lila ' ti,Volle(t part bccni,ati tle otiier - !r4't e t ° a 140 ebt i 41 " f "le i n d t h e ._ ;,I4 i!'krs/1-' it , at e aibounds ts - ; ,1 1 i t ' 41, 1„ 41 ;, it , of t h e with Coal an d Ar k i", ti 'ofr 44,1 1 re,, , aorl ne wh en ti _ . ices, G ar d ens, 04N, 4 414, 11 ', 1 re, , F ,7 l rect arid Of tlic 14iitt5it,rit,i)ii 11 )11 1g tiet:4 "! i )ther ' F r a n r of about 66 , 1/ 5 r t l ital ti , r 4 from the ni , with the tti;, v ( 7' l ro, teareleve u . nesne -' in 11. 4, 4 0 4, c, 4 V , e t e a o 11 3. c• , r to y ear 11 ) ears from lqi,,, 4 (r): l :ll: l , 4 :s ti r " , 't e m tient Nlessri ... • tfq,:ci! ; ,;, , 104. ;ht r. Philpot and at w ; I . eu s h, ilv "eltll, Basnet k kt, an t i. Manches. , tt k,rt,„ td an!! tram Mr, F 'l7itti t he 41: 4 , 44 41 ,I nt ' e u tr v , i; ot the estate • t I'lt rt li t ' 4 4 ,li',n;Per tpileetssoailetOthsehree°wltphYYo 4 11., ats 14 14 01 9 ,'''': W ill a Ppear in f t rg ' Ynti 01 b prtvatet' u ri F T I-4 ".:11 - , This llay was published, piice Ss. iit hoards, e t PNICA L HISTORY of DISEASES. 170 f the Acute Rheumatism. —2. Of• the Nodosity of the toints..,. lty lOUN 14AYGARTH, M.D. F. R. S. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies,. Strand. Of whom may be had, by tire same Author, .in 4 vols. Bvo. price tl. 6s. in boards, MEDICAL TRANSACTIONS, containing, T. An Inquiry how to Prevent the Sinall.Pox. 2. A Sketch of a Plan to Exterminate the Small-Pox from Great Britain; with a.Medical Correspondence on the nature of variolous - Contagion. 3. Ot thelmaginatiun as a Cause and Cure of Disorders of Body;tine exemplified by Fictitious Tradors and Epidemi. cal Convulsions. 4. 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TIT' L TEETH, pointing out the dangerous Uonseluerces arising froth the - use of Teeth extrafted froth clean Bodies,/ r made of any animal Substance subieet to decay and diz:solution as well as the Evils attendant on tae trans planting it Human Teeth:; with Observations and caes corroborating the upinions of Sir VVM:Watson, John Hunter, anclother eminent Surgeons, who have demonstrated the.fte quent.inoctilation of Diseases by these modes of pradice. Annexed to which is advice to Mothers and Nurses, on the Prevention and Cure of those Diseases which attend First Dentition To which are added, Remarks on the grearSuperiority of. Mr. DE CH . EMANT's incorruptible MINERAL PASTE for A RTI F CIA E ETU, with or without Goma, - which have not only been honoured with the approbation of the Academy of Sciences at Paris, belt, also by the public sanc tion of the most eminent Medical CharaCiers in London, and the coneurrent experience of more - than 12,e100 Persons of rank and respectability, during the last Sixteen Years. In farther testitnony of the merit of this Discovery, it has been honoured with Letters Patent both in England and France. To be had also or the A uthdr, at his house, No. 3, Frith street, near Soho-square; and of Mr. Highley, Hecn.st'reet. N. H. Mr. Dc entinant requests those Persons wrio.iwy • wish to cousult him, to mike a previous viwititinvor, iii order that they way not bedetaineo matins. kits flours are front Ten till Too. ' *iirtg,,),, ' 4 •Z‘A-. 1 ."' .4'"4" •,?:.:',7` ': \ ..' . '.7IX ..)..'''- '..:.': • .. ~ , . . ~ _ SU , . 6 4 a:00 4-17 1 1 : 47 ., f'i , ~.,,, ~.. - . •2 . ,- . . -' ' ' -: : -4‘.. , ' . :4,1,..:1, f,,r, 1 ..,..„, „. .."';,t, '''`. de . ~i,- •:?\.;:'..‘ 1 - 4" , " ', ......, , is o •-•'.1,--- -lA ait. I " This Day writ published, • hi One Val. Bvo. price 65.. boirds ' I r ., BSE RVATIONS on the Present STATE of N,..." the HIGHLANDS of SCOTLAND, with a View of the Causes ant probable Consequences of Einigration. , By the Earl of S E LK! RR.. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Reps, and Orme, Paternos. ter-row ; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. Thrs Day were published, In Three Vols. Crown Octavo, prie, it. 7%. in.hdards, PECIMENS of EARLY - ENGLISH CAL-ROMANCES, chiefly written during The early part of the Fourteenth Century ; to which is prefixed, art Historical Introduetion, intended to illustrate the Rise and Progress of Romantic Composition in France and England. , IIy,qEORCF. ELLIS, Esq. 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Constable and C. .'Andcrson and Mundell and Son, Edi n b urgh. , Of whom may be had, by the same Author, }ratty published, The SWISS EMIGRANTS, a Tale: .Ins Vol. c2mo. price 4s, in boards. • " The objed of this well-told Tale is at-onceto set forth the-happiness which may be derived from the pradice of be. oeficence in an humble and obscure sphere, and to - exhibit a moving.pidure or the misery of which War is productive. Monthly •Review, (lily, 1204 " This is aninterasting, atfeaing,'and instruaive Talc ; replete with good sense, and good morals. The. Narrative is ably written, the language is good, and the sentiments are unexceptionable."-,Anti- Jacobin Rev. -Feb. 1804. " The speelaule which this little Volume presents is the Most alleting that it - iSpossible to conceive. It assumes, indeed, the humble designation of a - Tale, but it is a Tale in Which more onuine MJrality may be learned than in some of the most voluminous Systems of Ethics. Though simple, it is 'lnitial, an ti . deeply interesting ; f ar more so, indeed, than thousands in which every art has been eiOuinsted for at taining this objet. No man, possessed of common feeling, will peruse this Volume wiehout having the. nobler propen- • sities of his nature stren;thened and refined ; for it breathes the real spirit of patriotism, 'domestic virtue, and rational religion."—N. British Mag. and Rev. Aug. 4894:' OFFICERS •of the. A RMY, NAVYy 4VIER, CHANTS, CA PTA INS Of Sill PS &c..are strongly recommended 11 N R's It ESTORATI V E: BA I.S ANI of LIFE and HEALTH, which is taken by Gentlemen of the first distinaion of this Kingdom, as well as othe rs , b y w h om it is acknowhalged to posses most efficacious properties in the Cure of ‘Veaknesses and Decays. It SOpplies the ex hausted parts with fresh jui c es, an d tota ll y, re-establishes the whole Nervotts System. For Pains in the Back and LoinS, Cleets and Seminal Weaknesses, perhaps there is not any Medicine, in public or private practice, which has been more successful. _ _ CASES OF GREAT IMPORTANCE. A Commander in one of His Majesty's Ships hag, in a Let. ter,„acknowledged the great beneht receivNi from this Resto rative . 113...1.5am, and says, 44 That the.Proprictor is at liberty to chew it to any Gentleman desirous of taking the Pills." An Officer of the Guards has also acknowledged that this Restorative Medi,Ane is far superior in Weaknesses and Ner vous Debility to any Medicine he had ever heard of, and that he *hemline feels the utmost pleasure and satisladion in re commending it to the circle of his friends and acquaintance. Note—This Restorative is prepared in Pills, which pp. duce more Listing eireas than all the internal' forms. Tolle bed at Wade's Medical Warehouse - , No. t 57, Fleet street; and at . NO. 13 ' Old Bond -street; F. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's; Mr. Mathews, Bookseller, Strand; Tutt, Royal Exchange, ; Bacon, Oxford-street ; a n d o f a ll other Venders of Medicines in Town and Country, p; ice,fis. 3d the Box ; or it may be had in larger Boxes, price only tl. gs. which contain the quantity of six small, Boxe.;, .AS Made up for the Army, Navy, &c. • . . *, 4 A Pamphlet on the virtues of the Restorative, with List of Cures annexed, may be had of the Venders. 6d; FOtt TEITWAN 0 GUMS. rrHE ESSENCE of PEARL,, and PEARL DEN - 011 , u re E,. Invented by the late 'neon lismeor, Dentist to Her i'blajesry and the Prince of Wales, arc greatly superior, both in elegance and efficacy, to any thing hitherto made use of; they will effectually 'preserve the Teeth in a sound state, even to old age will render them white and beautiful without the least impairing the enamel, fasten such as a re loose, keep sut.ll as areal ready decayed from becom ing worse, prevent . the Tooill-ach, perfectly cure the Scurvy in.the Guots, .and make them grow firm and close to toe 'T e eth. -Theilikewise render the Breath dclicately sweet, and reirudy all those Disorders that are the t.onsequence of Scorbutic Gains and bad reetlt. In order to prevent the Impositions daily * pr-i',tliserl by per sons counterfeiting the above..iiienttune I tong.establisheil dieiaes, the iollowing Words are (by permission) engraved in the Stamp, "J. Hemet, Bayley, and Blew, Cockspur. street," and hone are genuine but what have those, words en grave& in the Stamp, and also -a label with the words. Bayley and Blew, Cockspurestreet. London," pasted on the back of each. Bottle and Bok. And all Venders of the above Medicines aro hereby infigitted, that counterfeiting. the , Stamp is felony. The ESSencoand Dentifrice ire sold wholesale and retail Cockspur-strect, L on d on , pr i ce a b s y . l.l 9 ' d lY . e ltat7t d ps n . l i e il v t'iß b j e d o* . . 5' NhW Mt.t.)ICIN:. ACT. NEWBERY and SONS N o. 45, St. Paul's 1 1: • •Church-y•rti, 'London, Proprietors' of Dr. lialleS'S rerwde? 40d other valuable Preparations, intinin the Public, that in consequent.e . of the New Stamp Duties, the Price of that' Medicine will be in future 2S. 9:1 per Packer, or , I, s t r. 6th per Dozen ; but the quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be had for 11.45. And as Stamps are prepared, by order of the Com missioners, for Mr. Newbery's separate usf, in which the words, " Newbery, No. 4s, Sr. Paul's, ' are engraved, and as it is presumed that this will be a sufficient security against Counterfeits, his Signature on the Labels will be discontinued. The following are the Prices of their Medicine's, to the first twenty of which Mr. Ne.wbery's Stamps ,are affixed, but those who purchase six or more, at a time, will be al l Owed the Stamps gratis. I. d. s. d. Dr. James's Powder 2- 9 Dalby's Carminative I 9 - Do. lila Bottle 24 o Dr. Austin's ehalybeate Dn. Arialeptte Pills 4 6 , pills 4 0 Do. large Box - 24 0 FreakesTina.of Park 4 o Steer's Oyo deldoe 2, 6 ' Dr. Iluxhant's ditto Do. Convulsion Oil -z 6 Tonic Pills - 3 Ditto Nitre-Drops - 2 6 English Coiree - 2 9 9 Do. Camomile Drops. 9 . Dr. Hooper & Pills t' ta Do. Paregoric &Lenges t 46 Grant's Drips / 1 6 AnginzauPs Blois ditto t t 6 English' s S cots Pi lls I 0 U.ssence {..'oltstOot 3 6 Henry's Magnesia - 2 6 Mr. Spence's DentifriCe 4 o- Norton's Drops -5 6 Silar o 9 Spilshtiry's Drays s 6 err klietthi. Tina. 3 6 Dr. Solander's Tea 2 9 By 's Bilious pins . 4 6 Greentiuoes Tincture t 6 Rssenceof Petiperrnint t it DO. Tolu Lozenges t 16 Glass's Maglle;i111 - 3• 6 -E ssence t,t Ginger - 2 9 N. B. As many -Persons, pArticularl. r . Messengers, mis take th. Finuse or Messrs. I4iewbery, th...:y think it necessary it , poiat out, th , it it is at the East of St: Patti's, tow ,Doors train Che.ipsirle, with these wuri.is inscribed on the Front : 'i'iii f)NLy WAREHin;St FUR 1)k. POWDER." DUTY O.IV D//' /b EATDS • Tkp Y an plc paisedin the pre,ent Se:rshin of aariia ment an Additimal Duty, afier the rate of One-foierth Part of the former Duty on ProPerty,. Is granted 'upon eVetY Assess meat to he made for any Year subsequent to the sth 8 s, to hi computed upon the Nit Amount ofthe Duty char ß ed by such Assessment c tvbich Additional but: ) , will attach upoll the full Amount of all Dividends or Shares ol Public Annuities pay=able on the sth of July next. His Majesty's Commissioners for the Af fairs of Taxes therefore hive N)tice, That all Perstats entitled to such Dividends, who are desirous of paying the Amount of the Duly ink the Bank of Engl.ved, must, its order • to entitle theta to .a dischargefrom further Assessment;- p. l y into the Bank, in addi. fiat to the fornier Duly, at the rate of 51. per Cent. on the Anioun t of the suit4Dividends, the further Sum of One.foterth Pint of the , said Die' fy; computed upon the fall Antolini there-.f, By Order .4 the Board, MATTHEW II'INTEP. Office ,{c, 29,- i 305. TO I3F:-SOLD By AUCTION, By Mr. LEONA RD, At Carraway's •COtiee.House, Change-Alley, Londeti;'on Tuesday the Gth of August next, at TWelve o'ClOck at Neon, in Thirty Lots, A . Vary Capital and . Ele g ant FREEITOLD MAN- . SION HOUSE;calla LINTONI-PLAt.:E, on the South side of tokheath Hills, within five Miles of Stone, in the Parish of Linton, in'the County of Kent ; con taining six Rooms on a FlOor, and tit for the Residence o; Family of Distinelion, to which there are - domestic. 011ieus of every descriptiun ; also a Cold Batik a capital Kitt:heft .Gardcn, Pleasure Grounds, AVenues of Timber Trees of various kinds, and a Farm House separate, et a convenient • distance from the Mansion ; with a Barn, Stables, and other suitable Buildings; and 21 t Acres or good Freehold Land, chiefly-Pasture. The Views front the. Mansion are iithOrn pionly extensive' and beautiful. And also divers Franis f Messuages -, and Lands, in Linton, S ta pl e l turst; F r i ttenuen, hiarden, denningtlett, Wouldham, and Barimin, in tit , said Ceuiity, containing in the whole, with the act Acres, by atlmeasurement, 953 Acres, or thereabouts. The Lands are . considerably undcrlett to substantial Te nants. . . Also the Great Tithes of the said Parish of Linton. Like. wise the Advowson of the Vicarage Of Linton aforesaid. • The whole of the Premises May in the mean time be view. ed, ,with leave orthe Tenants. • Printed Particulars may be bad at the Star, Coxheath ; the Star,.Maidstone • the King's !lead, Rcchester; the Granby, Diutford ; the. Black Lion, Farningham; the Ship, Fever sham ; the .Fountain, Canterbury; the Bull,. Crapbrook ; the Woulpack, Stapleburst ,• 'the Saracen's [lead, Ashlont.; the Bell, Tenterden ; the Sussex Tavern, Tunbridge Wells ; of Mr. Brown, Land Surveyor, Maidstone ; of Mr. Leonard. Chapel-court, New Burlington-street, Landon; and ot'Mr. Woocigate, Solicitor, Golden-square, London, where a Plan of each Lot may be seen. - : . • , No. 29, A rundk.tl.street, Sept. 13, 1 F OR Eleven Years I- have relingnished'all other PraCtice for the "Treatment of Venereal Complaints, and the cure of those deficiencies which arc the c , onsequeuces •of a destructive habit. The undoubted qualifications which 1 possess, as a' Meat. ber of the Royal College of Surgeon s , tO rmer l y a S urgeon in the A r t n y, and the extent of my exporipneu this;? etiliar • constitute my claim to that superiority, which cannot 'be attained by the illiterate, or even by the most re3peetabt o general Practitioner, whose mind is harassed by attention t o an immense variety of Disorders. The very singular complaints , of Disease and Debility, in •which from every part of the world I have been consulted, must have considerably conduced' to my. parted comprelien., sion of the most complicated Cases. If Diseases arise from the indiscretion of 21,1 unguarded m - mem, and if such Cases of distressful disarrangement do exist, as those which are the' consequences of an babitual vice, can .any Man assume abetter title to treat thzni than a regular. Surgeon, resigning all other Practice fir trie Treat ment of these, and 'concentrating his attention and studies to • . this partienlarpaint ? • •In recent Cases of Infedion, all Pain, Danger and Pis. tress may be avoided, and in- the first sensatiode of local • Weakness, much future misery may be prevented,' by such means of re.aitimation as will restore health and strength to , the Constitution. • . Through inconsiderate negled the slightest eases"become. important, but it is the acquirement or exclusive expertenve in this line to give• a safe and permanent reitorltion'i two when other Praditioners have tailed; - The terms of remuneration are Imeisely stated on the first interview, but no letters arvansriered unless a Wilk, Note is inclosed. • MARTIN BREE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. No. 29,'Arundel.streez, Strand, near Temple-bar. There is an additional entrance in Water -street, ackjoiuing To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. Sir, . No. 9, New Rridge-street, London. 'CONSIDER it but au at of justice due to the !writs of your LEAK E's PAT EN 1' l'lL LS, to cum. mioncate to you the following Cure which oils recently been ' Z periorined by Meth An Acquaintance of mine, by the breaking out at fill old 'Venereal Complaint, (attended by a comp: , cation of disorders arising therefroin). was i'etluccd all most to it skeleton; aint although he had the best ativ,e'e which could he obtained, and tried a varie y ot Patent Me4iLines, nothing could be procured which seemed to suit hi s , a , ice or to do hint any service : lie remained in a wait re. d uc cd a nd pitiaole situation fin two years, unable to toll ow his profession, and scarcely able to walk or even to s.tand stn his legs; ut fad no one who knew bun ever supposed it pus. sible for him to recova. lle was advised at last to try do ur L u k e 's tit so, adhering strielly to the direetions given with them. Ile hid nut taken more than two boxes be. fore he fowl an alteration for the better: this encouraged him to proceed, alit' lay taking a few boxes more he 101114 his appetite' and 'strength gradually return, and ,i 4 now as healthy and stout as any man I know • You arc welcome Sit, to reter any person to me forieconlirne t'b 4 ion of the 4. Live account if it should belloubted. • • I am, Sir, your obedient hurnble servant, Library, Folkston; , THUS. PLIRDAY. July to, iiks. • Prepar&l and Sold by the Sole• Proprietor„ TAY LoR, i'vlember of the Royal Collegcot Surgeons, 'London, at his Rouse, N o. 9, New Bridge -street Where, after a constant residence of more. than Forty Vears, in a practice partietalarly direeted to. the Cure of V 040.• rear Complaints, and those incidental to the Parrs of Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy Which Men of his Profession should always observe; he flatters himself, the advice and assistance he grateinius, ly.administers to Persons taking this Medicine, will he esteemed by a tlifxtrning Public, as an advantage seldom to be obtained, and void ot ambiguity .• Also sold, by his Appointment, • for the convenience of those living at a Atstance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, Sr,' Al.. o. lu3, Oats gli s b t:l l : x : l : l: : s 4e t " r i s t ;i e r N s. e l t o r tc,tiatilbaivloseilt ell's, 11&i!n!7.37111t1T;r0g°.,1,1,Y1fr,1,14 l ir. m i N n . 4 :4 l ( t r i ; Mr, Atkinskin's, Manchester ; and by one _Person in every considerable Town in Gr:at Britain and Ireland, in rlioloo of only 9d, each, sealed up with full and plain.direc tions, v.tereby persons of either sex null' cure themselves ,with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. 11. tvery inn( sold In I.; Teat Britain' is sealed Ifp with a stamp, on which, by favour of the Comthissioneta, is print, eit, at the Stamp-oinee, " T, Taylor, No, g, New Bridge:. street,*', to imitate which is Felony, anti all other* aN.CQUiii terfeits,;