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Thirty coloured Engrav ings; from Dra'Wiugs taken Olt the Spot, 9"RA VELS in FURKEY, ASIA-MINOR, 1 SYRIA, and acrenm the Desert into EG YPT, during the Years 11'99, ilteeouql tBot, in Company with-the Turkish Army and the British :Military Mission, which was sent from this Country into Turkey, under the Cominand of General Kot:ittra t containing Details ot the Pro.,:dedings and Opera tions of the Turkish 'Army under the Comm:old of the Grand with wiz hciit ic and circumstantial Accounts of the present State. Of th.;se Parts of the Turkish Empire. " To which arc :Annexed, A Meteorologicil fournal, and Obs:rvations en the Plague, and'on the Diseases of the Turks. - By WI I. LIAAVI WI I'TM.\N, M. D. Of the Royal Artiller t, SuNeoutO the Nlission, and upwards of two Years Physician to the Grand Vizier and the prin cipal Officers of the Turkish A rolv. Printed fur R. Phillips, No, 71, St , Paul's Church-Yard. This Day was d, In Two Vols. OctAvo ;. priee iv. in hoards; A N INQUIRY conurntitg AN I anti the CHB' STI N W E R.. Being , are EX.I: Of sUch Of the Prediaitlas of Druid as arJ gel:v.olf acknowledge.l to relate to that extriordin try subject ; ittoupt to apply them tl, - art explain thencerta.4 Events which have recently .oceuircd in old ‘vo r id i tho course of nu man ntlrai.s. By theßni. RICHARD ROWLEY, A M. Of Quee. - .'s College; r").;:xit, ~ Ile•On Striven;. S.ltop, and Ctta,?ietin to His NLic_ity . s Foot. Oxford, at the University Press; for the Authot .; and sold by J. Colko, Oxford, asfl F. and C. Itivingrolt, Where nt../ be had, by the satud Aiith4r, pri'T ii. A Ser.; stun pr+:ached he,iire the Link , ersit y of c I f ird, on the esta. blishni..at of the .Pag.n, Jewish; and Citristiati and t:,zirl:•s;.eciivl I • VAUXHALL. tnrier the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE . of WALES. rip lIS PRESENT EVENING," JULY 4, 180 . ,3, 'WILL E • AGP ND GALA. -. • AND lIKILLIANT DISPLAY OF • FIRE-WORKS. • ADMISSION, 'THREE SHILLINGS. • Furthcr particulars in the VIS of this Day. Doors open at Seven, and the Concert begins at Eight o'clock. The. Gardens are open every Evening. SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE and RELIEF of PERSONS IMPRISONED for SMALL DEBTS. :Craven-street 2.,t I 1 y 1603 ► I_:.L:ll's rt„►l;tl.l; AQUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of this SOCIETY will hebe held here on WEDNES. PAY NEXT the 6th inst. at Twelve &Clack, t. - ) Audit the ccounts to Midsum:nur last, :14)(1 to cinsider the numerous retitionsnoW before the Society. It. GRSSWELL s Sec. CREDITORS of WILLIAM MACKINTOSH, Esq. ncteasetl. THE CREDITORS of WILLIAM MAC KINTr)sii, hbrmerly Commander of the East India Compans's Ship the Hindostan, and late , if Cower-street, Dedforcl-square, Esq, auceaseti, are desiied r olliwith to transmit an Account of their Derhands up , ,n his Estate to his Executors, No. 3, Winelmiter-street, London, in o , der to their being liquidated - . And all Persons who staid n..leht,ll so. the Estate of Qaptain klackintoA, are desir::l to pay the same to the Executors above mentioned. To NIr.RCHANTS, • A YOUNG 'GENTLEMAN (past Twenty} of liberal Education and respedlible Connexions, is itiesirOnts of a Situation as • CLARK or Assistant in a Mer thant!* Counting-house. . He is conversitiu with the French Language, having resided in France some time tbr thu: pot- Y , ei and well acquainted with Hook-keeping and Ac:..ounts. Would give the preference to an House in the Russia or burgh - Jim; ancLas Salary is no objed, having an indepen dence of his own, no Situation will he accepted but in a opsoof the first ermsequence and respectability, as employ, and the attaining a thorough knowledge in the Mercantile Line, is the Advertiser's sole objed in this Advertisement. Security' to any amount w ill be given; and the AdVertiser %as no objeition tti enter intoAtticleit for Two pr Three Years. Jr Line addressed to H. F. (post-paid) to he left at the Lon d9ireottie-louse, I.udgate-hill, will betluly attended to. N It is requested that no Broker or Agent wilt answer AdvertiSetheat, as tit application from them will be at tended t 0,,, . • ; • WANTED, in the North or West of England, ASi - MA 'LION for a Single. LADY of good (Tharadler and most respeCtable Family Connexions, as B() KDEit in a Gehieet Family. &Clergyman's would be preferred; Or a Widow_ Lady's. "Fite Lady is near Thirty, :out has arts living. An handsome Stipcpti will be.Pild, N. 14. Nrci. A•ylirAtions will -be attended to. unless re ference can he givci: tor Charatter. to, some of the most respeCiable rami:ies in the NeighbourhOod. • • Inquire, of Iticharil Godtree, 'Uphol s te re r , ' Palace-yard, )youninster. AT rHE ACADEMY, GUERNSEY. riFTEEN Y.,,ung Gentlemen ,` Parlour Roaric , i, under tiftmn Years of Axe, are carefully tatight the Mitch, Laits, anti Greck Langet.ntea granynatteallV `'" ••••Itni,ti_tAl irtstUttrr evi.* Arithlpe Pnl6 . 'l4:COll4i/I'S, (.00grapjty, the • tl3e ui the Giubcs, the virioo Brancbes at the 3latheinatics, 142. G6n,ctii, Ntensuratinn, Surecylug, Naviptiun, Trii;ono- Inetry, kortitication, &c. By the Rev. THOS. CRUT, A. B. and Assistants, •• TERMS ; • For General{ Tuition , Huarct, Washing, fee. forty Guineas per 4rinurn, and Four Guineas Entrance. N. B. As the French Language is invariably spoken` in the family ; and is taught grammatically by a late Cgunsl:llor of of Frence residing in• the lionse, Jr. G rut eltgagc.i that his 9upils, after eighteen months residence in Guenrsev, shall teturn well acquainted with the French Luiguageonti.speak. Ingle with fluency and ct.irrelness. For further Pafilculars, apply to .Alderman Le gesurior, Loudon. To the NOBILITY, GENTRY, MERCHANTS, 41:e. Improved Copying .Machines and Portable Writing... Desks. AX TM. GALVIS, Nos. 53 awl' St.. Paul's IV. Church-yard,.has brought these to the higheit per fettion. Gentlemen travelling, on .lOng Voyages find a port :Ale Desi: indispensable. Pens, ink. and Paper kept in best order, always at Mad. Alemoraildu,its in an instant shut up artd preserved from the curious. Complete Dit.•ssing•and Shaving Apparatus, and room tin many . other useful Articles. • These advantages haVe justly. obtained them the . name of Portable Secretaites and Valises. Gaimes rises no Wool but wh a t has been. seasoned several years. Ilis Articles are solid, and will last the - lifetime, He allows no Vineer or other unfair art, and cautions the Public against Desks of inferior Wood anti ‘Vorkmanship, that will. not 'stand itse nor climate, Behence he forbears quotiog prices to lengths and measures, ing only caltulaied to attract, and produce the 'Seller Vie greater profit from inferior and cheaper Articles ; a Liiek alone may vary sob. 6th. and the dilreretice, without scrutiny, riot palpable.. , --The Copying Machines, are. adapted for. Li braries asal Studies as well as Co:luting-houses. The most unequivocal approbation has been - besToWeil oil them in this kiiwtign.. rho East and West Indies. and most parts of sive. Their use is found to create an important saying. sup-. plying the place of Ten Clerks, to which is superadded, a petted accuracy, every copy being - a fac'sintile. A small etalVine Maelime is occasionally attached to a Desk, and, for 1. sdies• use, neat colninodiouS arrangements for the Toilet, Work-table, Pointing, Drawing, Sc. AssortmentAn always to answer Foreign Markets, where they are found to turn to good account, and Merchants ma' depend on attention to their interest. ROSS, HEREFORDSHIRE. TO riE SOLD BY AUCTION, the Swan Inn, in Ross, within the Aui) of August • next, _as will be further notic e d i n due: time; THE, 1 - 10US8, Stable, aittble• tfoach-house, Offices,_Gartlens•and Shrubbery, i n the Otttskirts of the Town of Moss, for some years past ocetipiel by the Proprietor, Mr. Hill, removing to another ResOcio:c in the gh u hood. • The Premises include every necesslry .“. - conutxlation for Comfort and Convenience, are c.mattle of receiving a nume adus Family, anti are in good miler tnd repair. The Gars and Shrubbery adjoining, Ow in perfeeliott. }lave -been nitwit- a d m i re d, as well for the disposition of the Ground itself, as for happily commanding interesting anct extensive Views of the very beautiful Country barroundiny, and the wii.dings of the River W) e, flowing through the Vale b , :ieath thc of ltpss. They may be kept in order at a very expence. The. Num:list'. will have- the 'preference in taking some Very Nleadmi Land nem' to the Premises, and to whrei t there 1, a Communication 1)) a Walk through the Garden And Siirutterv. Fora V ivw of Lac Pr. mists apply if by Letter, post p a id) to Nlr. Medhurst of the, Sw 411 . 1 Mi . , ROSS, Wlii) will appoint . a tim , : for t o e p urpose , and turitish any intOrmation required. And for usher Paiticulars, apply to Messrs'. Hill and Mere. 'Albs (itara-,tau: •-.—--• - , - . . . At a numerous MEETING df the FREEHOLDERS of 1 the COUNTY -of-KILKENNY . , - belt' at •the •County i Court-house by the High Sheriff, pursuaht to requisition, 1 on Tuesday the Zt it - of pile, iBO3 i , WILLIAM BAI LY, Esq. High•Sherilf in the Chair; I. : HE following Gentlemen , . being appinrtd a . ' Committee, the annexed Resolutions were unanimously c d to; . - . : • . • • . l'lte : l3ishop of assory,. . Samuel Matthews, Esq. Sir joint Illunden, Bart. Henry Baker, Esq. Sir Edward Loltus, , Bart. . Lorenzo Hickson, Esq. • • Sir Wheeler Cuffe., Bart. loins Leery, Esq. non.andße*.Deariof Oisdry - Rev. Archdeacon Helshom, William Tighe, Esq. . . • Patrick. Den, Esq. jOhn Flood, Esq. ; :,- ' Rev. Dr. Pack, C. 13rab Ponsonby, Esq. tames heaniey, Esq. I ohn Power, Esq. Samuel Warring, Esq. George - Rothe, Esq. . - Ralph Gore, Esq. ljcnry Bushe, Esq. Peter Ryan, Esq. IntrephTratt, Esq.. . . . . Ist, Resolved, That we have seen with astonishment a Publication purporting to be 4 Petition presented by the Im perial Parliament from certain 'English Distillers, complain. mg of the Laws now in exiszence, under -which the Irish Distiller es have been hitherto protea::l; and the Manufac ture of . I ii,h Spirits has been ,considerably encouraged and promoted, and under which the . Agriculture of this'Couittiy Itos so eminently fiourishert. IA That we regard the said Petition as originating in an itslclious design to restriet the Trade. circurnseribe,the Nlitr ker, and ruin the rising Agricultural prosperity of 'this Cotintry,:andin its principle directly infringing the Com mercial adjustment 'confirmed to '‘is by the Aft of Union ,• and that tinder these considaations we rely upon the good filth and wisdom of the I illp:rial . Legislature not to suffer the interested views pt' a few Individuals tJ prevail against the Laws and the aarifst Intereks of this part of the Uniteil Kingtiom. - • • ... -. 3d, That our Representatives in Parliament he instructed and requested to watch the progress of this dangerous mea sure, and to give it. that rieci:letl , opposition which a subject involving and endatioring their molt important interest% de.. server. ' Resolved; That the alne Resolutions be published in the Lelnsigr. ;mime!, the Dublin Evening Post; and Tii r; SUN of London. , • . . , WI LLIANI BA I LY. High Sheriff - Then the High Sheritihaving left the Chair and Henry Baker, Esq. being called therero, it was agreed that the Thanks of this :Meeting be returned to our worthy High Shei;il for hisleadines:i in - convening this Meeting, and tor his dignified condua in the Chair. .. . . • HENRY BAKER, Esq. UPWARDS of . ONE HUNDRED CAR. • RIAG ES,— of ,various degeriptioni, viz. hlotizro Landaus, Travelling Crane-neck. Carriages, :it tor the Continent; -Coat:llm Ch,iti , ), Phaetons.. Curricles,. a nd Gi t tgs ; a Crane-lic4 Vii..l.)/ts, new aid second-hand Sociabl Bodies, Oki CoAch and Charlot Wadies, it 11U14- bCrololdCarri3v6,.oldCoach WO, Seat-Liu.;:., .1.(1 v.,- iious - other ; also, a very i;.tprtal solid :11.(hu&tuy Cropt Horse, for - a sifin,• TO 01.. D BY I\USI lON, 13y Mr. MACKENZiE, At the Rhcdarium, Green-street, and Park-street, Cros -vow-6(111.444 on Tuesday, Silt. Jury, IS*3. at' Lieveu o'C:tack. , . Catalogues to be had of Mr. Lewin, 'Plater, Long• Acre, anti at the plate of Sate. ta ken in •*1 Appromt 'Bins at two Monthi wilt be taken Payment. - , . • . , MR. FOX's TWO SPEI C4l S. Ina few day:, wilt 1 enbli,Sed, CTIPCzTANit:ii, of the SPV.I:Cri tit: the Hon. — 3O CIiAR.LES ij,'N...; , 011e1-I , )tiof COM- T.esday,_ May 9. 'got.. Oftlho-AMI-Frwl'o7vf '—the - bte wecii • G HA"! R M N and I. It AN CE : to h etner Nitit A SIIQR1: MA KY of Ins PRO POSA L, on FriflAv, May 27, to accept the MEDIATION' w thr EMPEROR of RUSSIA, and the PROCE4DINC;S thereupon. Printed for Debrztt, opposite Burlington House, Pic. •cadilly. of whem may be had, Mr. Fox's Letter, with :to ApitheAtion to. Subsequent Events. by R. Ad4ir, Esq. M. P. price 3s. 6d. f ox'sSpeeCh on reuving a 1V tit for Tavistock; price Om Shilling. This Day was published, In One Volume, Othvn, Ptice , ”. in board_ ,s ANEW AN ATOM ICA L NOMENCLA- Tu RE, relating to the Terl , l3 which ate expressive of Position and A sped in the Animal System. .• By .JM-IN BAR.CI—% Y, M. D.. LeaurerQn Auato , nv, and Honorary Nleuther of the Royal Physical Soelyty, HtinburAh. . Printed,for Longman and Rees, Nu. 39,r Paternoster,row ; and Itosa . andßlackwOod, tidinburah. _ ' Of wboin.nlay be bad, jiist . . . . Observations on Critral Hernia. To which is prefixed, q.. General Amount 'of tie 'other Varigtiei of Hernia. By Alexander Niunro,,ktn. l). F. K. S. E, illustrated by Seven Plates, price 7s.- 6d. in boards: This Day was published, in One Volume in Qtiarto • Price 11 t is. 6d. /10 ESSAY on the PRINCIPLE of POPULA. ; or, a View of itsipast and present E.fli.tcls on lininan. Happiness: with an 'Enquiry into-our Prospetts respecting the future removal or mitigation of the evils arising Inuit this cause. By T. R. NIALTHUS, A. M. Fellow of kilts College, Cambridge.' Printed for 1. felison, in St. Paul's Citurch-yard. The present Essay is rather a new Work than a new Edition ortiso, Essay. .on the Principle of Population, published , in 1798, the ohjed of whicit was to apply the principle as a test of the speculatiOns on the perfectibility of Man and of So. ciety. In the presentotlr, this forms a very small and subordinate part, the main objectbeing to examine, rather in detail, the ctic Cat of this principle on Society in past And present times; and by tracing the dirferent modes of its ope ration, to determine .how..far it may be consichired as an obstacle to that moderate degree of improvement, which has at all times been the object of expectation. NEN WORK. This Day was published, in Pile thick Volume, Foolscap OClava, in boards, price 6s. or on Fine Piper Ss. illustrated with twu Maps and 411 Eng r a ving, A. . „ VIEW, of MODERN FRANCE, compre. bending, I. The most minute InstebdionS to Tra vellers, with torms of all Passports. 2 A View of Ancient .Gatil • with traits of Charaeler of the Native Gauls, and their "Ativaders the Vandals-and Visigoths, the Ancestors of the French, as still discernable in their Descendants. 3. State of Population, Agriculture, Commerce • and Mann tadures of Modern Prance. State at' its Religion. Morals, and Education. 'Anecdotes of Bonaparte. •6. An Account of French Ainusetnents, Diversions, and Nrr with, a patti. cular Description of the Illuminati Ons and Fireworks Fx hihitecl last- Summer on various occashni. 7. A Descrip tion of every thing worth seeing in tae Ca, it.tt and its Neigh bourhoo.;, particularly the Museum of French Montt/milts, under which head, some new .and interesting particulars .respgling Abelard and E lois:kart given. " • 13y.DAV1D MOtt RIOE, Author of various. Works on Ediscation ; resident in Paris, from lime to November . last, 'fur the purposes of th:ts Publication. Lohdon Published.bk j. Hatchard, Piccadilly; an,i so! by T. Gardiner, :Princes-street; Cavendish-.squaret T. ti urst,. Paternoster-row ; chardsons, - Ii oyal- E xehanic ;I • Asverne, Combat t and Messrs. Lackantous• anti • kisisbuty stoat is. • To BlLious AND .GouTA' riißsoNs. THE Rev. - WILLIAM BARCLAY's Patent •Antibiliuus Pills will att;:tit sure relief.. They hwiz beer.msed with success in those cases .hy' his "Gra:e the Arciihishop of Canterburv i the Lord Bishop - of Bath rand Wells, and many others of high tank.. in London only et Elaborators, _No. 35, Bedford-street, Covent Garden, in Boxes gs. each, dui" , in.:Nile:l, and by one Agent in every City and principal Town in tit Kingdom. B. 'V ney have been found a certain preventative for the Yellow Fever. BY DIVINE PROVIDENCE. THE•BALM of MECCA, (Puce only /s.. 9d.) is the best remedy hi the Univeise for Nervous CQII4" plaints, the moat powerful Restorative and Re-animating Balm of- Life and Health, and the safest and best Medicine in the World. - • all cases, and in all ages where the Solids are relaxed, where the Constitio ion has r::,..eived a shock,. or 'is by any means debilitated, this restorative and re-animating Balm of Lite and, 11.-alth will produce die happiest 046 ; the cold and treinulotis Nerves will be warmed and steadied; the &- faxen fillies or soft flabby. flesh Will he braced and rendered firm ; the- Muscles will he invigorated ; the sinews will be stmo holed ; the emak.iated limbs will be covered with . firm flesh ; the exhausted vessds e. ill be replenished ; time im poverished watery blood will become rich and - balsamic, and its languid circulation restored , to the sana6ve impetus, which is the true criterion of ! health ; the languid droopmg spirits will he revived and eflutirated ; dicestiun will be pro. muted ; in snort, Ow tone of the nerves will be testore.d, and by these means the whole Coustitiaion will be renovatcsl.— l•etbleness,. lassitude anxiety,' melancholy, and all the de plorable sytnOtoms of Disease will vanish; and strength, ar. dour, serenity, and every evidence of renovated Health will be the happy result of taking this inestimable Balm in clue time, according to the directions fur use which accompany each ilacket. • Tile BALM of MECCA is prepared and sold by Messrs. Ball, and Co. • Surgeons; l / 4 No. tr., I,tish9psgate-street price as. 9.1.: also sold Ny, their Agents, Mr..iYitlicrs, No. 229, Strand;' Mr. 'Butler, No. 4, C hopside ; and retail, by must respectable • Medicine Venders. - t;OVERNI3IENT St',CURI ry :WAIN3 V COUAI TERFV.ITS, None are C.:enttine, wits:out having " SAML. 501,0140 N, LiVerooo'.," engraved in the stamp : and Teo Pounds ke . ward, for every . Bottle sold wi , h. Lai A St:lfilp, to. be paid on convielion, under At of Pa r1.:11f, the -Ad Geo. 111 • Ch. 16, blfar , any I ustice o! Peace 'starts 'of this Cicy . are respedively inform:3l, that Mr . Matilemi has lust received .t very valuable Supply of the celebrated COit DI A I. BALM ot GILEAD, fur Debilities, };erVOLIS Di,orders, Weaknesses 'pcaoliar to Females, hysterical Aiatatoni, anti T..owuoi of Spirit's, Loss of Appetite, and Inuigpstion, and C •esitinpe t Comp U a tit int ytneral, Ste. • It is the most at.).;oletere ' oVt.:.. e tie' Int 3treh seLes. re. • mended the . • • • syltwtotni; namely, a gri.at straitin:ss the b reast, wrist diekolly to bmpthiag; violeat• p ilpitations of. the heart, sutidot Bashes of heat In varirris ;mita of the ?Yak ; at oilier irlit-4 a settle of gold; .as if water ‘,v.is poured on them ; pains in the arins and b.i..k and belly, resembling occasioned the C;i.iv‘l ; the pulse very variable, sainetitnes uncommonly slow, at other times very quick; yawning, the hiocaugh, trdeilent. sighing, and a sense of vitt:pi:46oo, as troth a 'hall or lump trt the throat; alternate fit) of crying anti convulsive latrgniug; . the Nteep.unseathtl, and seldom refreshing, and the Patent, often troubled with horrid dreams. --Much - Ilas ben 4aid, fly - interested I •against Medicines that are advertised, tint there is a very import:us observation•to be Made respeeling the Cordial Balm of Gdrad, that unless its'oricration be gentle,. Safe, and eflieacious, it could not have risen to the unexampled repute arid oniversal demand it 'has acquired; for,' as it h..s • rarely the ereat ati . vantaer of a persuasive advocate at the 04 of the Patient, so nothing bur big coot - idiot) of its yilitics, by its. salutary offeels, eau induce him to eersevere, and yyt reasonable perseverance is certamly_ most requisite to enable t even the happiest combination of eltynticals and galenicaL to root out Chronic Didceseit ;uni restore the Valetudinarlait'to health. A Saving of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas. The Cordial Rahn of G dead ia sold in Bottles, price Half a-Gui= each ; there arc also Bottles, •ptiee 345. contain. ing equal to tour Bottles at . tos. bd. by winch the Patient saves gs: including also the Duty ; the Stantp of which bears toe proprietor's 1,411)a and acidtFis, "Sand. Solomon, Liver. . 1 , 0 ,4,) , to imit#te. which N. 13. The Piistage of all tettters must be paid, and zl fee • •enclosed for advice. '-• • • Thf Cordial Balm of Gillad, A na- I mitztlgines. and Ab e stergent Lotion, anti " Guide to Heßlth," are Sold by Remnant, flanthurgit • It. Bach, Peter-street, New York ; Mathews, No. Strand, London ; itrel in l Bath I;iy Hazard; Bristol,.l3Ulgin ; 136,,ht0n, Gregory. ; Dir. minghain, 'Knott and 'Lloyd ; - Bedford, Smith ; Blandford, Simmons; B : St. Etlinund's, Din& ; Cheltenha:A, Sc'.. don; Cainbritlee, I lotigtOn ; Coventry, Hollasoa ; COlches. ter, Kepner ; Canurbury, Sitmitints ; !elite; ' Chatham, E.therington ; Cliehnstord, - Clacker ; ' CheSter, Pool and Son ; .Chichester, ; Cirencester, Smith ; • Chippenhain, Combs ; Dublin, Dugdele, No. 7, E change. court ; Derby, flre , ..vry ; 'Durham, ,Pennington; Dover, Nealea ; Devizes I.r , we ; Vorcileger l Virtue ; Deal, Rose; Dartmouth, I.,kson ; EdiTibu••elt, Smith, North Bridge ; Exeter, Trewman and Son ; 1 olmouth Elliot ; Gloutes ter, Pitt, Welker Glasgow, M'Ponald; Liverpool, Cass, g dr,,gig ; Leeds, Isms, Holmes'; Lincoln, Drury ; Lynn, Headley Leicester, Gregory, Swinf4t ; Lewes, Pitt ; Phompsuit ; Margate, Rowe; Maidstone, Walker; Marlbotattith, Harold :Newbury, Fuller, Atlee ; New ___ castle, Walker, Hodgson ,•• Northampton, t)icey ; Nottin ham, Burbage; Norwich, Stevenson and Co. ; Oxfor d , Jones ; - Plymouth Dock, .1144-land ; Portsmouth, Belam ; Reading, Smart and Co. ; Rochester ' Etherington ; Sergent ; Shrewsbury, Edclowcs ; Southampton, Baker ; Statlord, Morgan; Stamford, Newcomb ; Sunderland, llray; Salisbury, Collins ; Scartloroughillayley ; ; Taunton, Poole 'Tunbridge Wells, Sprang:: ; Evils . Weymouth, tVood.; Windsor, lliakeney . ; and by all Veralera of Genuine Nledi, isles in the United Kingdom. - ,01 whom may he had, 'a new Edition, being nearly 'Three Hundred rages, priCe only as.' L SOLOMON's PUIDh . TO HEALTH T.. .or advice to — both sexes, on female diSea4es,.Nervous, pochtindriac, and "Lonsumptive Complaints. This Hook is recommended to young men awl boys; has been the labour ot .many years vatacrionce and observation en the calamitous .conseqtyrices of • a secret and destruetrve vice. To which is added an Essay oh tilicaseS incident to • females, and au A p. pendix con thersobjea of a solitary and destruttive ; also an Attires& to Parents, Guardians, Tutors, and those who have the cam and education ut vntith. Likewise advictitor Bathing, explaining the mode or treatment, in the - iiilt:rent stages. of tli? Scurvy,. . Leprosy.- nig!ti Evil, Gouty it het:- niatisin, anti Venereal lfirsease; tattaoll3 , To yOtt&W, perSOIIS of the danger of improper cottuexions- or improper treat ment. &L. . _ atnazips sale of 013 hest elltcrion of s its viz* utility. • For ti.e Green Sickness :wet other DisurcFers incident to Veiriales. The fu! lowing instances of .their uncuramon etllcaev, ars e ' wotiv r the attmtion of the atiliaecl. To Mts. MADAM, . Twickenham, Feb. id, IE6I. T BE( leave to return ).011.4M)N: gr.:idol th, k s in the name of Sarah wboui I r,-..,:ripti.:.1441 ro lour kind benee.ilence, the othel J 4 ,, itt a very ill si.u.t of health, v!.i. parris r ulat rfisorder whichyour justly mout Weide* Feiliale• Pills are ,r partic , .l.4rly recom. mended; it ig it;eoicsa :tit me to unserve to you how better she Jimisll,-.4111 from Airily taking one box, as no doubt you will h.ire•octiktr dinnoitstratiurt svtien she delivers this farther request fq• a repetition of your kindness in my name ; you will •no doubt pave, , rOlll her Own Moiith, hens. much b e tt e r she is in constitution s in cx!ernal appear. nice, and _can assure you, with the greatest iespeel, you iwy e .it ali tinle4 trey utrnost %vista and cunscrit to make the a:invo Case as public as^oll think proper, and rs'ter utly tiers:4loc Persons w -iVitibt the .same to, N14( . 11111, , • Y6ur must obedient humble Servant, • - C. GRE ENLANI.), flocksetter. mA 1) M, • TM114C11 . 414111, M44 - 4:1 9, 1403. wii !I in6nite pleasure I address you. once more j:1 • halt of Sarah Noyes, who 11.16 mem& so much beue!it from taking 6111 t wo i o xes of your - wily valirante ?41.sti4 eine, via. Welcies Female it* it. eilaUlt: .to about !ter daily employ cheorfaily ; the swett.iii of tier ts-ss is entirely net coMplexion is iv - cur:at • i. its riatuiat colour, spp.:tite exceedirgl . i good, znii„;n very trithiig, and I verily:believe two boxes mire w.. 11 eertect table cure, which I earnestly solicit you for in Iler who will eye( be most gratefully bound to pray Puri dace: C. GREENLAND. MAOAM, Having been for some length of time a Vender of yt:itr most invaluable 111qtliktine, , viz. Female ► Ant induced to apvly• to you as the regui,ir Vender for a supply, having had a Niece (ahem youn,:, Wonit.-n tes:tirtAl from, to all appe.tranee, the borders of .;lave, to the pin:;:s of youthful an 3 bloot011; health by tne, u,4 0;1 1 / this Medicine ;, will think yin therefore to tyre WO tivoll by Hunt, TuttOrid6e Wulf.: eerier, QL,it , 4-p's tie.ad 11111, in the Borough, Tuesdays and Fridays, who Wet de. livery will pay syou the amount. 1 am; Mii:lllM, Yvia oliedient Servant, (.l4 RING. Franc, nor Tunbridge Wells. • Vemale t'ilts (with direaions) price 2s. 9c.1 a t:lnc. are i.l xliol.:s410, by G. K.e.trsley; FIA:t-street, ; Dicey anti Co. Bqw Church...yard; ci apside ; F,. berry. No. St. Paul's Clair,. +-yard ; Bacon and Co. No. tio. ; Butler, Cil , :aNicie and itarclay ; ako rer...tikd by ei.ttiin . ,z, scree: .;11 . 4n(1; bla,sball, bur , ; .4' Si. • Churcti4ortir, ; Wade, OW .Voirl. street t.'7 , lt ISoltOti'4 Niettlone Sitoo Ttitt'3) Vr-at ut Royal.rxcit.i . stige; Citric. N. 26 . i. t) ; W.,!,• born ; and acts, * t o A Anothcr is soil tii•der tits none Female WOO 11 , n5rs - rdintirtc. its'the surest - teatiniony or .aitlieloi..:it•,..rbar riat 13111 of Dire: Alum ViejEh the Illytte of C.. - KA'arstey it, Hand- kVI ; and on toe anisk:e, Viter,.;O: S (.7in.ts can. not ti. inkpoed un , the Stamp is . iirinted i by p .:l ,nlsnt , of His Majetity'S flunour,ible Coin 'aiiutters Qt . tatop.i, C. KLA4St.LY, • • No. 46, FLEAT-STKELT. None others are genui,:c, r I(E A1)1 T F the preservation of Health be :in objett tif importance to the Fair iletooonf, the ssilo,Nelitor. a nd proiatetor tn . . those 1.:.y.,1;4,031; the N VOUS COlc. tit)e N I S y Rti impulses tui;:e ih: must delicate an.lthsinteres recoil - mu:his to the Liveliest part of tive Cr 4 Mon t-14.150 cities w'ilicn have 11.:ver ti lcL, under a .vash;iy critical 'prove a so•-iereign. t moit rein:4y ever yet disc:over:l tw. , ,st e h rot i s eiiseS ads! shattered Constitutions,- CoiistunitPilis„!-Weakati.79 of S4,lit. Of, MetithrY, 1-lypokliooOrm,. Mind, sexual Debility, Stoat Bowei Land ail titeer. D4seases arising t'!orn a relaxed S lac Nervous System 1 and as variwis Disorders af tlty flunt„n Fiatne-nie brought on by dissipatonin .)e - utt ; viAatlon of thole'rtiles ‘vittch Pructenee . alct.,nes for the re., serviitlon ofilealth, and laying a foundation 1.,r a lung - mid happy lite, with .a firm and strong CpWitti4oll. As there are Lomplainis. peculiar to the. Vali .. .Sex, alt , ,,.,eftt.r unknown to men, and of too•delicate a nature 'the.,ugh the medium of publie prints; at)a wit Olt r;:muirt; in dillbrcnt periods. and SilltatitglS, • thg niedieat as— sistance to complete the design 'or the wig:, 'and unitupot:nt Autttot of the iliiivvese't tO' the tker,:.• •fore, an d . especially to those in what is mule' stood by The tuxrl 'of Nervous Cordial is,lll9r.ito*..l . )ly ;nttl capable arintioisterin4 all thoso great hcuc fits which were so long • awl gCria ;y cr ii.nrttee front those Celebrated Doelors De I: Lour and Smith, wino, inde;cl were solely performed by tl4;nioSt Medicine. • • : • • - Airs.iuclforti, of Artillery.ntreA , , Harrnonctiey, Was ar fliEted Aritll a swelling all over ha •flocly.; ut,r taki Dr. Ilfoebum's Nervous CurcliO, ii s thuncl Witnesse, John" Harelurt, ~pavm.l Lcarh.r Dresser, At. tllLry-street, ll:rmortlscy ; It. eier;:c, Coal-Ntcrchaitt ► , No. 2, BerMouthuy Now itoad.—Septtmber FItENCfI.I4"EPUMI.IC. M. 'Fourcroy, the Mitil,tter, and first I tienttibt lrt Phripe, has given !)r. i;roiluin a Certificate as to the of the above Medt,:tit;: ; %.,;)teh CQrtificate lt.ts receivc:t the fit,;tta.. tore of Mr. Merry, the British Minister resident it) Fr:in‘e. , The Botanical Syrup and Ite4tor;,tivt4 Nrvott>, Cordittl, to be had at the Doetor's Bow:w e :No. 9, Albion-arrect, near the Levi:ll2a Mc>ettni, Stu - icy-side of Irlitclitri:n2.l4tid>„.e, in Hot. tl:s at 11. ; t t>„*; and fri. (Ditty itteluck:(l) jeb, ) , : 4 an d Co.'s, late Wien)), N. tia, 02.forct. street, opposise StfCCt ; Golding, !IL,. 42, (o/Midi Ntt,. 32.4 Hof. • born ; Wit hers /I.4tcCockell's) Medicine W4l clittobc, v • 229, 'fitrand, Tenv,..tle li a r y Royal Rio - lunge ; ' .Peiftuner to Hi> .Maptity, No. 41, ; Co;Per of St. Pattl's ; liditote>„ itsty4 Ex, alr ch,;49 Ching and outlet, Ni C!1,44 1 t.0ti..7,. .Son. Nh. 32, .I.la, kin ; Nil ` tvlL'ak:ill . o , warciy u ,‘,..c, igh- 130t0n,,., -.: Walt ; Aft < No. 75', k PantheUn y Undies,. Ortiggist, No. vs, lilodititat)-.. , et, i.e. rou A g i l l;t ; b a } l • ' a tl i. )l) ! i i(' 'r e i Y ti v te i r l° 4; v l2 - boit tan s g e ' lle . rsi•attri Vertrit;rs , cf hi the, three KittAdurrts. - Drotitti's Qin:le to Obi Ape, of Advice tn horn St yr;:, obtain ritdicni.. mot I)e:laaoent thr t nosc ui N.Atuto whi‘n ott , :n 1ol.bu.1 ? to tinzdbt. t 1) it ltd itiv;*; v,ith al Trcatke on etn4l,.: t)n;eit4s, Yo; ; ; ;, t i pm:110,44;c, and Ce...3uniptivti 'whkst la t,itted, ko- Moo and iltit.well 1.1...itn4n . 5, Ate. bi is.lauttiLati_n It l'e;:o.oolcuttc.--..t. to Seafaring • A c. 3,, n‘rtti,.! Co- n't,s t'rv;: ten ..I't I ma.. Letters,' ;tditii,; I • ("fi4rN \4, 'the DoCtoi'4 usual Foo of a Li Uin44, ov bAlittly ativn . 44:1 to.