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P 4 7 • , #.4,v • 4 . I 1 ;,' s • .Z• • o o 6 ' '//t/1//`,.", . T y.E NUMBER 3478..1 r ,~ THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. r TIO. MORKOW. EVENING, Nov.. 'I, iBo3, will be performed, a , new Musical Dramas called THE WIFE : OF TWO HUSBANDS The elithEters . hy Mr. 11.1OHNSION, Ms. WROUGHTON, kr. KELLY' Mr.CAU g l e D,, Allis DE CAMP',.. Mr. VII-INSTONE,, Mr; RUSSELL Mr, COOKE r Mi. BURROWS, , . Mr. IviADDOCKS, Mr, WEBB. , , Alrs. PU.W,ELI.,, Mrs, * MOUNTAIN, Mrs. BLAND, Miss TY KER. In AC.I I. A,Nf.W DI V E ItTMEMENT, Composed by. Mt. I3YRNE. The Principal Qharaders by kr., BY Master BYRNE, wad Mitt* B. hltsAG E • •;~ THE DEAF LOVER. .Boxes is. Second Price 3s. Pit.3s: 6d: Second Price 23. Gallery ZS. Second Puce Is. Upper Gallery Is. Second. Price 6d, No Money to 'be returned. . Places. for the„Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at tIW. Box-Office in Little Russel-street. • • , ' • - J - 'The.Doois to he opened at Half past Five, and the Pei. ionuance to hegin it Half past Six. • it The Ileri Musicilpnunai. ,cailpik The Wife of Twojribs. bands, will he pertortnt.-4.1 every,,Evening, till further notice. And on S atur d a y, will be produced new ComieViffer. Piece, in Three Ads, never performed, Scapin Alasquera i le, A, new Cogrkedy in Five APai c3lled Hearts of OA, is ill reh'earsal'‘iild will be speedilY produted.' TinikTßE-ROYAL,•tOVENT-GARDEN. • 913101 MORROW EVENING;: Nov. il, 1803,k 41 1 . • ois prrfarmed • ! THE CABINET. 1.1 , 1 1 11.4 Prince Orlando, Mr. BRAIIAM ; _ 'Count .Cttrvo,o, Mr. EMERY ; Marquis tie Grand Chateau Mr. II LAN CHAR t 444.,.: Lorenzo, Mr. INC 14.D0N ; . Wltimsiculo, Mr. FAWI:ETT ; , ' Peter, Mr MUNI)EN. . ' I Doralice, Mrs. POWELL; , Crndelja, Mrs, ST. LEG ER, i , • Lepribra, Mrs.. ATKINS Ttitinck, Mrs. DAY EXPOR I' - - Curio%.i, Mrs. MATTOCKS ; • Vlutctrai Signora STORACE. WITH _ _ _ RAISING THE WIND. • The Chant'lets . ** Mr. LEWIS Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. SIMMONS. Mr.- 111:..1kY, Mr. ATKINS, Mr. ABBOT, Mr. HARLEY, Mr. TRUMAN. Mrs. DAVVVPOIkT, 'Mrs: BEVERLY. Bo7cei6s, Alt 3s. 641. q4ll. 24. Upper Gall. is. Places kr the Boxes robe taken of Ms. Brandon, at the pox Office Hart-street. • . •_ . The Doors to be opened at. Half past Five, and the Per. totinanee. to begin at halt pact Six • No Mono , to oe heittrned. Vivant Rex et Regina l . The idiv race of Raising the Wind,' will be adtigl every Light thitl•Meltexeopt Saturday. On Saturday will ue acted, for ,the fiat time, a new CatgalY fiYoAas, called The Three per Cents ; or, NO Wife No Money. On Wednesday will•be revived the Tragedy of Mary Quail% of Sags • t );Alite Of Norfolk, ;dr. Keinble; Mary, i,aneeli 4)1 40r5, S,iddebs. 'many •Ladlet and Gentlemen were disappointed of ltates at:the lastrepresantation of Pizarro, it will he acted Aihnftrho.zast MO l n e * Wi.ll he given of the Night intended for the Pa. • • 1 Luba, Thussday the 3d inst. Pot ilta RI ver.ilde,• Lomita; A pL 4 C K . POCV...ET-89oK, taining Four Poiind-Notes, and the Regnitet of thil Ship 101111 and Mary, of Searbutough, -Thontst Mattison faster: • I Whoever canits3htia4te Mr t .TlVlPlas Giltelpy t . fatfor; ° No. 2'," Artienea-squire, Mlnories, London, shall re. ceive REWARD of SIX GUINEAS. =T - 77. • A CukACY I t AT. ANTIOH), u r rlt in 25 M iles of Lintion", by a' v V aciliiiiffilirmAi4 advanced in years, withil Family. There must be a tolerable House,. and the Engagement per. 449ent. All neizspuy Testimonials will be exhibited. Letters addressell (pust-paid) to the Rcv. M. S. No. 53, Cha.rinisacruss.. .4* 11E PARTICULAR-'AIMOtTHE BtiusTElArks 4WD TABLES. B Upholstery, and -Cabinet urLEßN.y.r.,,,shi„ W:4: 0 •:-100(114061414altogtory,, , Nps, a 3 and 14, Cathe. seas Stitet. A large assortment' o f articles of the newest, neatest, et riv.,st coconoinical Fashirins, 'or Seasoned Ittatettils',‘. and excatent workmanship, with, several irrl— prociittots. .• litt~l'l,E It ropeafully relies on the'good discernmeitt of the Pnblie, that they will wee tt4ltstigh the atui jia l t;;folllts nitigtstxl to, hint itivl , c.o+)litcfteitii4:, 10; tati. • At.is well kmawit that BUT 1.1,11 has two patents, one ft) t the other for Bedsteads; the , principle the tirst `l)PhealSle nialthost all kinds ot Tables, and is allovvedto • nalittavonetit ; it ; renders ttivn tnore .comenient i, - ",„, 1 1 ,"s, and much more portable. The principle Of the s 4 ,.APplit:oble to Rios. kinds of . l3Afttendr, Pour .Post, s '' '''" t * antrChair Beds, .which lattharesingislarly use. till ilt stek new , ant ; ,4.,h vvlien shut up, make a ihandstane pre;:e c►rfurult f o r o Sitting It otAtt,'Drus;:ing ttr,,ni, Sec. She Four Peit'and Tent Beds go ieigether ail puts with brass, anti ;tar -fixed with midi case without the help or teols or tacks or nails in the furniture, and are very portalti, !'articular kinds of the aii , ,vq, - .adann - cl for Gentlemen or the Army and ;4`.... arttrbeeellttlateS, atc , uu portable eltairtitSte. liar t . wl►'S V.Leit . t „Mint o,f4tums•have graciotisly pa w troniz,4 by O Kibg, And Royal Fanuly, :init ha mmed by orsicis 'from butubli4 'ol s tiltt Nobility anti Gentry, and have, heal approved of In' the East and West intdies•.•, the merit ot the Articks have thus met with fa. IlbutAble encouragement, and far which l 4 returns Ilit;r.,te. ackuowlodgments, a n d cannot bot•notiee the ki n d of thees ut some- others, who fix ain, largo Sign-Boards, s%ith 33u T 1-Lit '4 mune may help also to promote hisiltisiness, er sheuld' it be designed otherwise, he, , by the permission of Providence,' manuftretures and sells his sbpe tivr Four-past and other 14 . 44, excellent Dicing Ttibloi, ;tad I:4httlet Articles as ab(we, reamelv, Cat herinc-streer, &doors troth the Strand, a BriClefrbut ifouse, •tvhere lie has con rutted several Tools'atidiqrlaelfines tOr working the tisane, andotherwise been at considerable. expellee to bring then' ,0 that utility and degree of p6iti:aiOtt at which they now iire• At the same.place may be had every Article for the toMpletelv Furn ishing N.B. For Exportation, • ••,, CHILBLAINS. • RHEUMATIC, Paraly tic, and Gouty .*Afcc tions, ,with their usual coneontitants. Spasm. Ot,tlYing Warns, I:lath - 164, Indigestion, arid 'general Mb il ity .(6.11g!"- tutting in 'Whatever source), arc relievedpncl.frequently t ureil by WHITILHEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTA - 4.P.,P11.L.5. sifter every other means 114 d failed. The PLU lI)ESS EN C of MIIS TA R tv:Tdied- with the 2111 4. in-those consplainte-wliere.necessary), 14 0; 1113 PS -the Most activ e, Penetrating, and effectual reinedy in the worOb enerally curing tba severest Sprains, Bruises, and Chil 14ins; in less than-hall the time usually taken by opotitr .4ol;,.Arcittebu4atic, or any other Embrocation and it yeti immediately a(ter' any accirlect, it prevents the, part turning 15 .,. 14c t 1 ii 1. prepared ' and- sold it 2%. tyL each boil or bottle, by lobnatob, • A pot neeikry,. No., is, Greek-stree4 Soho. 4 . 41 1 4 i0n, and may-be had of every Medicine Vender in lank Ireland; West' I and 'America. • To prevent counterfeit imposition, the Gettuinw is- signed the Label by,the. Proprietor. R. Ibbagat l / 2 ApOPI-VairYs Nvh. isa Gretiji.Srett s Soho, , . THURSDAY, NOVEMBER To, 1803. TotheGENTLEMEN,CLERGY,anti FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY Qf . GLOUCESTER. CRNTLRMEN, .„ AVacancy having occlgrecl in the Representation of this count y 'in Parljamot, by - the atfiidthig' tient O t be of the Death Dully much larrk,tred 'Father, I rake the liberty ol;offerilg.iripiell to sum* iny Brother in that im. • •porrant and distinguished situations in discharging the Duties ,of whicif ('should I belionoured with your countenance and support) it shall be my anxious study, 'hy•an unremitting attention to the interests an4l prosperity of the County, to merit so flattering a mark of your approbation and confidence. haire the'Honour to be, Gentlemen, Yourmost faithful and obedient Humble Servant, 'R. EDWARD H. SOMERSET. Badminton, Nov. 3, iVel3. N. R. ,, The Day of EleCtion being fixed for Monday the' tith. instant, I beg leave earnestly to . request the honour of youi early Attendance at Gloucester, i n my favour on that # %••• ... - . 9 -. • ".'To thePROPRI ETO RS of, EAST INDIA , STO CK. LADgra AND OINTLZMIIN, . THE "-flattering encouragement I received on my SOMter,apPiieation, induces me now to air myself as A a "'N DIDAT.E .to till the Vacancy in your Court, occa sione&by the Death of a late worthy Diretor. Should your zealous support place me in that honourable Situation, I will endeavour to merit your confidence, by de voting iny time to your important concerns,. and by exerting, in your serVice, the "eipertence I 'have acquired by constant application, in various situations, in India and Europe, both at Sea anti on Shore. . ,• " 1 have the-I-innate to be, with the greatest Respea, • . - Ladies and Gentlemen, - - • ~ •S Your most obedient, anti devoted humble Servant, 101-IN JACKSON. Broad-street Buildings, London, the 3 ist9Ctober, 1803. i • ' , . - FIRE ATICH.UGMLEIGH,..IN DEVONSHIRE. N the N i he of the t 7th of 4ugystlassot FIREi broke at MU I. NI L E ['Gil; a Market town in DE VONSN.I RE ,wl4lllrom the long Drought,extrerne scarcity of Water, andtimtiguity of Thatched' Dwelling and Out houses, in a few hours reduced to ashes nearly three.tburths of the Town. In consequence of this calamity, the Inhabi ?ants of those Premises are at present dispersed throogli the remainder of the ToWn and the Neighbourhood in trOwded Houses, thrown out of their usual employments, and reduced to the extreme of Vistress. The Committee who have undertaken the Office of inves.. tigating 'the - Losses occasioned by this melancholy Event, ate enabled -to state that the aggregate of the Losses, exclu sive of what was insured, amounts to upwards of ELEVEN THOUSAND POUNDS the greatest part of which has been incurred by persons wholly unable to recover their situations business, without the assistance of charitable Contributions. The Committee therefore take this method of laying the Case before ther,,Publie ' and or soliciting their Ch ar i t y. _ 'SubsCriptibits to be receive at the tbllowing Banks. - London—Air *nes. Esdaile, and Co. Messrs. •Drunim moods, Crofts, Devaynes, and Co. Hantmersley and Co. lioldero and Co.: Child and Co. Willis and Co. Down awl Co. Exeter—Sir Iblin'Duntztrand Co. Messrs: Baring -anaVe. Miltord and Co. Williams and Co. Bristol—Messrs. Werra'', Blatchly and C*. bun —Messrs Hobhouse and CO, Taunton- Messrs. Brickdali'and Co. Dorchester—Messrs. Corr ,and Co. n um __ m oss r. ra ra..t004 Cv. • An 4 by Mr. John Burgess Karstaie, 'jun. , Attorney it LKVVi 6duttimoltee, Devon, to whom it is requested that all cum inurtiCations to the ComMittee may be addressed. Niracifol the Committee. Right lion. Earl FO ItT E SCU E. Right Hon. Lord ROLL E. WTON • HOit, NEWTON FLLLO. S, M. P. Sir . Stafrord Henry N'orthcote, Hun. Sit Tubb Wolf.A Sir Lawrence Palk, M. P. Baronets. 1. P. Bastard, M. I'. Paul Orchard;'M. P. lames Buller, M. P. Richard,lncledon Bury, Charles. Chichester,: ottics Hall, Richartilviellinish, Henry Foote, Esqulres. key. CliancetlerNutcombe, i ll.4. Hole ' John Churchill, Rtchard Keats, W. M. Stowell, Peter Furze, lien t jamin Clay; 'tithes May, John' Hole, William Toms, Perry Dicken, itobsyt Chichester William Radford, Clerks. Order of the'Committee ' • JOHN BURGESS KARSLAKE, jun. Treasurer and Sec:retory. , • Dated Chulmleigh, Sept. ta. Al. Amount of Subscriptions already published Z. 1639 19 to Quinles Hartis and Co. ' . - so o 6 key. lohn.rering . - - - 5 1 3 o By an Unknown Hand - _ . - to o u Rennet Combo ' , Esq. - - - 5 5 * Total Subscriptions received 9th Nov. 18.)3 1716 17 in TO BE SOLD, - rri-IE NF 'XT PRP 6N I A rION to a LIVI NG, I of , the Yaitily' value of '3ooL situated 'in a healthy County', 'about sixty miles from London. t urrhei . partithlars may be known, by inquiring of Mr. - No. 65,, in Berners.street, Oxford.road, London. • This Day were published, In One Vol. Oelavo, price Ss. in board's, Dedicated to His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, MAS..CRESPIGNY's LETTERS of ADVICE to her SON, upon various and Important Duties. Printed tor T. cadell and,W. Davies, Strand. • This Day was publifhad, handsomely printed. on foolsc ap _ 8vo; hot pressed, with`an elegant Frontispiece, price 6s. in boards, • THE CATASTROPHE ; a Tale founded on Faes.' Trairslated from the French of the Chevalier Dc St. Attbi ne. • By I.BYERLEY... , Printed for S. INliley (Successor to the late .Mr. John Murray), No. 24, Flect.streQi; ii. Williruns s , No. 11, Strand; and T. , A speroe, Cornhill. Where may be,lia4. I. NATURE; or, a PICTURE 0f..t.1n PASSIONS. to which is prefixed, ArrEls'ay on Nov6l Bytlhe same Four vols. 'Arno. "price, 1.44 . .:in boards. 2. LEOPOLD ; or, the BASTARD: a Novel ; 2 viols, . • limo. price Bs. sewed. 4 . To the female world, this Novel 'Mast be-mbst actept-• able. The moral is chaste, and tht heroic ,, selions of Leo pold. oi th 4 Bastard, will _e dear , tht.: fugitive to every reactor of taste and feeling.," --Monthly Mirror, July, ;803. This aty was puhlishe,it In Ditodeetino, ,Price 4s. in boards; T. CL AIR ; or, The HEIRESS of DESMOND. By S..' O. • Printed ,for. :S. Highley (SitecesSor to, the late Mr. john Murray), No. 2}, FAt.wt-street, and ; Archer, D4lllo.Stnet, Dtiblin, - Where may be had, ~ LEO PO LD ; or, The Bastard. •A VOlginett, same. price Bs. NeWed.* " T. the Female World, this Novel must he most aFeepc able. The 'natal' iechaste, and the heroic adjusts ot Leo pold, or the Bastard, will lrridear the fugitive to every Reader of tote and-teeling.''.-Alonthly Mirror, July rBo3l " This Work is evidently the produCtion ot att. experien ced Writer, *able of . deduting useful instruction front the passing scene of lite.."—European Mag. July, 'sq. Teilii3a were published, By 1. Budd, at the Crown and Mitre, Pall-Mall, t. ABRIEF ANSWER to A Few Cursnry Rernatks on the Present 'State of Parties, by a Near Observer."—" Hie age( est huts tu-Romane cavews Price as. s. The SPEECH of Lord Minto in the House of Peiri; June 6 1ti03,. on certain Resolutions o . Censure on the Con.: dud.of His Majesty's Ministers, moved by Earl Fitzwil ham. To which is added, His Lordship's Speech at it General Meeting of the County of Rriiburgh, held at triiburgii Isch August, 18.3, on moving an AddresslorHis Majesty. Price 3s. 6d. 3. OBSERVATIONS' upon the Present State of the Finances of Great Britain, digested by Mr, itflorl;an's Stip; plement to his." Comparative View," and by , Mr. Adti;ng-, ton's 'financial Masures. By Thomas Peregrine Courtenay. -" There is'a'sliort-sighted parsimony, still More fatal, than art unforeseen expence." —Burke. Price 24. 6d.. ' NORTH WALES. The rotEgr;FCRLD COPPER and BRASS COMPANY'S PREMISES :ind ESTATES, at HOLYWELL, in 1 FLINTSHIRE. • • • :„; brAQ Of $.O lan By Mesita. SKINNER, DYKE, ;Ind On. Thursday the 24th of November, at Twelve at Carta way's, in Four Lots, unless previously dispaaur by Pri vate Contra4l, of which prover Notice will be given, • Lot t A Capital / aria Powerful BRASS ROLLING 11. MIL 1. 1., capable of working two pair of Rolls, three Battery Mills and Turning House, with 24 feet Fall of Water, with eVcry proper building - for the convenience of a brass Manuladory ; an excellent Agent's. House and Gar deos, and ten substantial Dweillng-hotiSes for Workmen ent pinyodwoji the Stream. tot 2. .A most capital and powerful Copper Rolling Mill, with three large Wheels, 41aftilli4:1014 room for tour pair of - Rolls, three pair now Wheels, four Furnaces, with 2,3 feet Fall of Water, with a Refinery Warehouse arid useful , ingS, an 'Agent's House, and tensubstantial Dwelling-bouses tor Workoten,„... • Lot 3. Sik grass Wiling Rouser;; four Fires in each ; Ca lamine Calcining House, with calcine Buddles and - Dryitig' Oven ; a Mill, with a pair of Stones and a pair df m Alen, with,four feet fiieinclies Fall ofWater ; Store-houses, Ware house, ;S ite fioildings, and eleven substantial' houses' for Workmen ; likewise a +all Of Water, not in use, , of about 2t feet, that may be separated from the other part, and roona for an extensive Manufaaory. • Lot 4. A commodious Dwelling-house, salted Greenfield Andrei- now an inn, with-Stabling' and Out-buildings, and excellent walled Garden. Tito above, Mills awP;4 ll Fret 11.1d and part Leasehold, and are worked by one of 'the most powFrf4l . Streams of Water in the Kingdom,., poisessing the srnggulnradVantrige of never being Affeeted by Frosts, Floods, tOr 'Droughts 'ln the Sunimer, lyin g near the Myer Dee. Heavy Goods can be conveyod on board Vessels from. as. to 25. 64. per ton,, e and tir beisituated to the neighbourhood •of ct.rmits - 0, arSvery . desirahle for car rying cif extentive-MusinWleries' in the Copper, Brass, 'Oil, and tron-platermde ; as likeiriisb)for roiling* Lead, or as Paper, Cotton, or Woollen Mills, ai well as fur a variettof PuTP OI 9. • For furt)iir IS'artreittlari: appif tlkill4r,'Satn ,, el Tavior, the Agent"' "66 . ; Mr; Me , John Steven*. -CaPPm Liverpool 91 . Skiaticrk.Dikt!, tcl 4"). rAblftSittte 4 atieel. • . - ' .~. VOLtiNTLI.i.RS. . • : . This Day was published,' price id, or is. Fier Ifni tlre4, SECOND A LE' r T E,i , tothe VOLIJNritERS. By 11EtITENNT-COLONEL HOPE. Printed for !oho Steekdalc, No. -ill, Piccadilly. Of whQIM may be 1134, Twelve ether Hand-1401s at the smile. Price, cdlcu latiAl for general tirculation. ft.T" Se,salutAry tae-the eit.44. of the above, i f unities 4 inyl .o p f raiksinct cart:l4llY pertnitii. :Owl it emelt to. be pro. rnutgatA ay cyery yt raon of, intiueoce in all tlio Volunteer Corps throu4ltbtit tile Oniterl E.ingdern. Thh Dity Were'published, price ,is. • RE StAA LA-11: into the ritOttho'RTlES of - 5P,1 , 1 trifip . -W443i1;144,0411 1141 ical. .citutiont (11.14". traced by a p e s) ag;!inst thy use of l.ca4 thCortstructiOri at rumps, Vilter Pi pe4, Cistetus, By WI-G - L1 A M LANitaB, M.' D. '1 .I.4tetfeii9V4 Jtalm's Cpllege, Conbridge. • Sold by j johns9n, St. Paul's Church-yard-. MAN 1N THE'MOON. On Saturday the lath olNovemberiil Boa , will he published, elegantly pcnitedon ah to Wove , Pciao , Oetavo,.price Fourpence, anti to be continuettlVery Wc,litesday and Sa. turday, J. Number I. Of New PERTQUICAL. „VAPER, eqtittecj, Mf.sN' IN T lA* 'Nip ON.•. . • I see you !I" Piinted for S. Highley, (Successor to the late Mr. John Murray), No. 24,, Flect-stwet; E. Williams, No. 1!, Strand ;I. Ginger, No. 169, Piccadilly ; Kerby, No 19a , , Oxford-streer; 'Cox, St. Thomus'a-street, and sold by; all the Newsmen. • Communications (post-paid) to be addressed to the Editor, at No. a 4, fleet-street... WIIEN Professional Men of Education and Respunsib ty deviate flOin the ''general System by p ‘ the selection of a uliar branch, the ,atutitiOn along eon- Witted success is t lo hest Critefigil of superiority. Eight years have t devoted my prittlice to the exclusive treattnem. of Three Disorders ' and the successful result et my plan gives me additional . ard or to oppose, as tar as I am able, the ravages of those Complaints winch are the Most important in the Catalogbe of 'lonian I iifirtniqes. Atter initiation into every Branch, as arr Atiity Surgeon, I formed a wish at an early., period of Viaellee, to tescue in dividuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, 'or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general rratlitioners. ' The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I have de.. voted .my attention, comprise every species of VLN E. REAL. INFECTION; whether of a recent or long du ration: adty, Ail kinds of dehility; whether arising from the habits 'of school .boys, or the indulgences of ,mature age t And, lastly, tiat derangement at the sySt4lll in wo. men which is called IiAIiItENNESS, or STE it ILI TV. ;. Nutriercnis Diseases are the result of igittiratice, - Of haste In the treatment of a . simple Gonoirlttea; ,anti, it not ult. frequently happens that the seeds of 'Lite are poisoned by the indiscretion of an tingnarded houre—lly a superior toe. thod such Complaints are easily, cured; and, even where others have Ailed, I trust that . I may presume to otlitr a radical re.establishinent. Yew, hOwever, are the cases of coniplicated* distresa In ' this disorder, compared with 'the calamitous. situations of Nen. who, trorn'an indulgence in a solitary, vice, or the prevalent Kii4CtiCS of it fashionable life, acquire that state of Debility. which is the unavoidable Lonsequence of 'such perniciduis habits. • - • Whole tue,unhappy sufferer broods over his mitery,,, : but • carefully, conceals his misfortune , it may be some conso lation for hint tb kodw, that although it be an obje of doubs.ot ti d neertainty*With other I' taditioners; the removal of these peticienctes, by the gradual progress of ttenovit. tion, is the 'acqui etit re.nuitit of My Experience. If the flies 1 of ilacchus or Vs • have- began to reduce Manly *least, .much anxiety fwlll*he prevented, by ass early counterac.. fiOn Ot this languid S fiitii4 and, in these 9.111e5, no 1;1'61 dinki.l4 `Will occur`. ', lieberstei"' But when; this Deficiency has. for years. existed, a proper is inLidites, anti to re.ammaie the Constitution.pensahly tequisite to revive titg stvm. , nig Te S r ta w rk e o M A ICA lED WO lirl E N, who have long been disappointed, in theirexpeilattoits Of a,-Farnity, - may be ussurcdt'q .that in • most instanifes, such,deteits - *rept/#.94 4 4;1 M abut. Akill, The seussy which is so essenttal to toy undertaking, and the : quilitteationsWhielil 'have ltiei'tiffad :to itite,'ttirm• the bas is of. my : pretensioui.fatid. in ctiincitience•Jwith such this intimation, tigiverwit het Mr. time irsty be , vnitsulted personally, or by -Letters apt:losing a small Nate); at hit house, No. tab : , ArundolAtteet,l•strand; nealit'Tethote B a y . ti: ...Th ere .is additional k-iitrance : iis Water,streer i , adjoins:lx, and the Namt.is on both OW doors. e' . ideglaDrec, hamar: us,tht iOnti ca uf litie Surgons. fimrez sxxplitlegb SOCIETY FOR THE 'DISCHARGE 4ND RELIEF Of ,PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS, Craven-street, Strand, Nov. if Ital. • intENEFACTIONS since the LAS REPOiU'4 IJ. viz. The Rev. Win. M. Friend . A. 'Hugh:Burgess ' Esq. per Trexsuret - A. too • john Hatsell, Esq. - A. s s j. H. Holder, Esq. -' Thomas Curtis, Esq. per Vera, Lueadoul an 4,1 CO. g o o Ralph Etwall, Esq. - I A, 3 3 Martin Bree t Esq. 1 4 A. 3 Mr. Sharp, Jun. - A e Wm. Hayrion, jun. Esq. ' - .A. 2 Mr. ileatt44.n,, 34$ herwfaclion - o `Miss E. Brunton, per Treasurer;ioth Benthiben A. 3 2 # Vhfiiiki's and CosU from a bulge Q tor impropet behaviour to 4 CpentAintan k , on, the _ 4tii,ieptetuber lot, by A. P. - 4 a a 3. 9: per Hoares Found •tu ttc Letter-bo. r -: '2 12 yr. ilia sti 6 Dischargeti and reliev4d floor various Prittitts, . 4 02 Debtors, for the Runt tai - t tZ Cto4sittered the - 4...tses of Petitionem Apptoirec 2 , 4 . eleirrtl tbr Charade:l'S 2 Purititttts, ' " Dertetadians are .reeeived by Janes Ntll4, - i 3 q. the Troll intrer,7, heyei. walk, ciwtsea i,, lsu 41 , , ,, !Mpk4M, iterrit!s• 'Fnegulaar, 'and Co Sr, jarties's-scrt,ter ; Messrs, 1 wires, Fleet-street; Messrs': fuller and ClLirteri'), Uombarrt.ltreet ; Messrs Iph, Cocks, and Ridge, ettarlug;-erots Messrs. Dorrie 9 and. Cu. finelt.l.ine#. ; Messrs. tianunersleys• IsrieSsra. Verei UlleadJUi aid Co, No 77, Lombard-street ; GoatiteYti gt , I Altn`S . 3" street ; and by the Secretary, No. I, C faittnt St Met, t rand* where the, Books ;nay, be seen by t tote who are . n o c,lincd Li support 'this Charity, and where the Society will le,:t did thefirst Wednesday in December next: .• MANACKS FOR .4°4; 110100KSELLIAS, STATIONERSi phd trig LP Trade. in general; are rehpeitfully informed, that on the azd instant, a New Althanack; Called the " I MPEA IAL. A I...MANACKI - °N .:historical, Record for 184, 1 ! 3vilt. ba published, price ss. psiued on a large sheet of Royal Paper, ornamented with upwards of lo elegant vi,z. Passage °I ,tha, St. p„otkutjti_oy,Autv,ilr,W, r,t, the Mrs by 1.39.0 a parte, the Battle of the Nile, of A lex mtrirla,' contrived that while It is the most complete Slieet nittk ever published, it is talso .7alculated to biod up as angle. Out, Pocket AlinAnack, in a Paper-. 1195. itil ref. cc, 'Cook, 8r &c. forming a .coniplete I.listoritho'keCOtcl' of all 'thl great events of the late and present century: • ; Published fur T.-Rortnet . ,.Eigraver, Pentonville, .by W. Suttahy, • Stationer's.court t Vairtor and Hood, Ponitry ; and W. and]. Rieharfsold, Royal Exch.th‘ge, London. _ DISEASES of the URETHRA, and Certain PLAINTS.: • . AS` Sole Proprietor of DARAN s ''oelcilrated MEDICAI ti) BOUGI ES and REMEDIES-, Mr. 1)1I.FQ1) it, intririns,the Pultlicohat he max, as !4sie,d, be consulted daily fruni ne' to three, 'at Nu. j 4, Frith-street, Soho; -on Cases of Strictures, Obstructinns, 4ltets, &c. uell as Debilityantic verr Oivorrier Where secrecy is so eassential a requisite, that sitir..l.),'fi t is provided a spacious House, that every Patient may be introduced in a separate kpartinenr.' Mr'. . I): has for many . years confined himself to that department of Surgery., and !ruin extensive rraetice, and the watt eatterin6 success, he is enabled to, 014, a inOiod of Cure, mild, efficacious; re:l:Wing no eon. 'fihimelit or restiaint in diet, and preventing we possibility at & relapse. ;.Persoitsiii the Country awing their cases fully in a Letter. enclus.ipg a or il. Note, veil: have prom rcinedie..strit torthe.antount. various syfiiptoins,&c. seelvir. Dulour's Trestisi an the 3 bOle A. rice 14. 6d. Wie stil edition. WV Int teM. Y , A,,(11A I s' Ps. • TERPEITS. . None are genuine, without SClLosijait. 'Liverpool," engraved irrthe St.mip : and Ten Poowis Re. watd, • tor everr.linit le sold stithotft- a Stinut) ? tt fy ;mid on ennvietion, under A a of ParllartienttAlteiztl Vet). 111, Ch. i 6, betbre I tistice of ' ' greatest Clearer and Purifier of the Face, - .SOLOMON's ABSTliits.iliNT 1.0110 N; /S. an effeattal Cpte .Fruotions on rho Face anti Skin particularly Pimples, illotaies, Totem, klieg{ worms, Taii,Stinb'uens",'FreCkles; Shingles, Prick!" He a t, 'Redness of the Nosei :Neck, Arens, rue. ,sO2; ,kicuibutie ant i Cu tatteotts. Esruptioqs9feyery description. By. thcisiniple , application of this mild n'gtit and banning, " or oc c as i ona lly thrice e-day, 'it will reinove the most ran corous 'and alarming Scurvy in. the rage. 1 t is pester ty Nitres, yet powerful, and possesses all the good qualities at the most celebrated C , Jsinetics, without aiiy Of their doubt ful and semietimes dangerous The Proprietor there fore recommends it with confidence as ti necessai y iiiidaltnost indispensable appeudfge to . the tinier,. A roup, uneve n Skin, its shining appear:nice, .and yellow 'and sickly pate. ne..s, iA are by this Lorton ellually removed. ' rile Shin. gles'and Prickly Heat it is infailiblei it • however to say, ithas been Adminittercd to many thousand.; \v.ttiout even a single complaint of its inetlicacy.---A small Bottle will be sufficient to ptilve its value. Price, Halt Ping , as. 'di Pints, 4s. till., with Directions. , • A Saving of Nine Shillings in Two Gitineas. The-Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in Bottles, price 14alitr. -e-Gtainea each ; thererate also Bottles, price 335. cattalo— ing equal to four Bottles at 'Qs, Gel. by whicAl the Pa`tient' A'AVei 9s. including also the Duty; the tamp of whlch'bears the Proprietor's Niime and Address; " Samuel Solomon . , Li verpool, ' toimitate wifu:ll is felony, N. B. The Postage of all Letters milt be paid, and a lac enclosed tin Advice. The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti-Impetigines r anti Ab stergent Lotion,' and ..,G odic: to Health ' are Sold by Remnant, liainburgh ; IL Bach, Peter.street, New- York ; Nlathews, No. fll, Strand, London; and in Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, Ilulght ; Brighton, Gregory ; 114. mingliant, Knott. and Lloyd t 'Bedford, Smith ; iliatittrord, Sir tmons ; Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle; Cheltenktin, sal. don;' Cambridge, Hodgson ; Coventry, Rol lason ; i oichus ter. Keymer ; Canterbury, Simmons ; Carlisle, 'Lithe ; Chatham, Etnerington ; ChelinstOrd, Clachar ; Chester; 1) 00 1, a , u ; son ; Cluchester, l'hillipson ; Cirencester, U ttt i t h ; Chippenturrn, Combs; Dublin, 4)ttsdale, No. 7., F. Rehtit T e n , court; Derby, Drewry ; Durham, Pennington ; Dover ; Neales ; Devizes Lowe ; bort;h4ster, V irtu u ; D ea l, R oses Dartmouth, Jackson; Edinburgh; Smith, North Britlio I E xeter , 1 rewman and Son ; Valinouth, Elliot; Glances: , ter, Pitt, Walker,.; Glasgow, M , Donald ; Liverpool, Cuss, druggist ; Leeds, butts, H olmes ; Lincoln, Drury ; .Lynn, Headley ; Leicester, Gregory, S Wilifell ;yrio et, Pitt ; M an chesu,r, Thompson M argate, !o h we; aidstonc, ‘Vallt tar ; Marlborough, Haro l d . ; NewbutY, Fuller, Atiee; - Nov. castle, Walker, Hodgson ; 'Northampton, Dicey . ; Notting-, lain,llttrbage ; Norwich, Stevenson a n d C o , ; rtatorrr, Jones ; Plymouth Dock, Hottland. ; Portsinouth, ,Delam Reading, Smart and Co. ; Rochester, Etherington ; Preston, Setgent ; Shrewsbury, Pi - Mowed; ,Siinthattipron, ' Baker; StallOrd, Morgan; Stamford, Newcomb ; Sunderland, Bray; Salisbury, Collins 4. ScarlatrougNitityley I Taunton, Poole; :Tunbridge Wells, Spfang4 4, ; v, ~ Wells,. ~,iii ; w e y,;,,,,, ; 1 1 , Wood; Windsor, Illikeney; arid by. all Vindeis of Gettlinia Medicines itithe,Vnited It itigAm. ,• .. z-.^ i .-.li Of radiant ntarbe had, , a‘. new Edition.; bdilt nearly 'rhos , liUluiteill',lp9,, l?no4; orily , as . . ' St?L()Nlt)N't;(; U 1,1) h, tt) II EALIII i Or advice tb*:hoth'fieltes, bit. 'Wald diselts**o4ervotts; Hy poelunetriac, !init. ; Cottstittipli!kt:tfup taint s i ~ liiiih.tiO4A, Is FecornntenA to oung mettansi, boy s 1 hai bcen the labial!' o f malty y`eaM ' dente ANA `Othittifigibn OP' We Calamitous cri l i , e on se mrehtts 0 ,e*.tiset. rot ' , and dos truchtte tvice 'TO vii 111{:h 19 i . ;440 en . lipay orkiliteases inci4tnt to female!, and 411. Ap. pent 4 on the Aylieet of- it solitary; and'ileittn C li ve vice; its° an Address to . 1) Vents,' Cinaraittts, Tutotti, atbff,thh h e.wti o have the rare and education of vinith, : Likewise advice for Batt l ing, e s xni.titiur the mode of. tr eatment., in the diflCrerit ' stages of the curvy ; "Leprosy, L i ne's Evil, Clout, ittitti. ' matistrt, and thntteal INsease; cialtiOr* to young pertonset t he danger atimptapqr connex lolls or improper, t te a ; , 1144 , 1 .*„.. ic,o' 'rile ilFifilitii ,itie,crt ittiV iiratik ito bhio bm 91491.1400 *I its 'Vasa, utiiity. • ,