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NUMBER 3489.1 THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. T o. MORROW EVENING, Nov. 24., 18039 . will be performed, HEARTS OF OAK. Tiic Clirraaers by DOWTON, Mr. port, Mr. BANNISTER, jun. Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. JOHNSTONE, Mr. COOKE, Mr. COLLINS, Mrs. POWELL, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, Mrs. HA.ItLOWE, Mrs. SPARKS. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. DE. CAMP, And the Epilogue by Mrs. ANSELL, ITH THE sP0112.1) CHILD. t win 6s. Second Price 31. Pit 3s. 6tt. Second Price 2s. Call try as. Second Price is. Upper Gallery is. Seiond Price (al. No M one y t o b e returned. Platt: for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook. at the Box-Office in Little RUSSel.Stfeet. The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and the Per. to:mance to begin at Half past Six. On Friday, Hearts of Oak, with Of Age To-morrow. On Saturday, The Wife of Two Husbands. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT.GARDEN. TCLIVIORROW EVENING, Nov. 24, 1803, Will be performed, VENICE PR F.SERV'D. Duke of Venice, Mr. DAVENPO RT PriuIi. 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The Muuc erßirsly its*. and GaiSPC 4 / 4 by r otho Ropß To ge ST INDIA STOCK, _ . 4401511 A 701) eigHT3•llBlllie THE DAY of ELECTION bein g fixed for Wed. soda, the soth Instant, to fill the VieWlCy in your gcurt Of Direttore, occasioned by the Death of Sir Lionel 041, I bcs leave to solicit the Honour of your A ttrndAnce en that Day, and the Favour of your Sueiracee and Support, You, that should I become 'lit obje4l of your choice, will assid u ously a pply my time and attention to your Srr. vitle and strenuously endeavour to merit your good opinion. ' 1 4% 1 60a Honour to be, with thetteatest Kespett, Ladies and Gentlemen, You: most obliged humble Servant, JOHN JACKSON. lenarktafet Buildinss, she sub November, rBo3. Ari-ti 41— i c 717N57.M1Tgi ABRIDGED. MESSRS. C. and It. BALDWIN respettfully _ „ Inform the Subscribers to the Allß IDG N'l• of IPHIL9SOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS of the tO YAL SOCIETY of LONDON, that the First Vu. .Pnic. itioting of nearly Soo Pagcs or I.etrcr.press a n.l .7 114 tt`en Pl ates is completed', price 21. as. &MI, and 31. 12s. soa, pa w. Thclirst Part of the Second Volume will be ready for de. on the ist of December, and continued Monthly. N, * A PiospeClus of this imp o rt a nt National W or k.ntay be hid of the Publishers. 101-IN CURTIS, No. Is, Vete-street, Oxford. ~„j street, respealully iurorrns his Friends and the Public In general, Alm he has on Sale a large quantity of stout Kuit SHLTLAN,Ii HOSE, at only tot. egt. per Dozen. which for warmth and cheapness exceed any thing ever'ottilred for sale, for Ready Money only. . I .ette;ri - ,post-paut, duly attended to. N. B. A fri± chic Shetland Hose from 74. 6d. per Nit to One Guitio.t... 141 - 7 - 1; I.RiTiiiri,---180377----- 1 - nEGIM "DRAWING the. gth of JANUARY 13. 4 . • • CHF.cai:AilE. No.. of Nizes. Val. of 11. Total Val tie. y of. ,C2o,(x:1 1 is ,C 0,060 2 - so,oo - 3a,0a0 1. ,oc , - 11%004 3 . 2,000 • kw* z.coo - Coto 10 . SQO • SA' 0 • So - 2co • 4.000 :00 • SOO. *JO ". 5 6 • 5.000 6 53 3 5 20 126,500 26,c0e Tickcis . • Yitst.drawts Ticket &womb Dar- • ‘.30,01e Ditto Lava • • Ale pan of the above. Caliittli. TTCKITS and SHAKES are 44 EVERY LICENSED LtErTtli.V.OF kit:li • endthos ' • eItIZES RAID ttN 4.11.4 Ats • rittShNT Ticket c, " ; Half - 19 o Eighth . Quarter - 4to AS Sixteenth t 2 RILL TO DE SOLD kW PUBLIC AUCTION. At the Leith Colto.howe, Leith. oo:Vitorm.Ley the tat ru ccinbcr, at Twetve'o'ClOck Noon, •• For ilerne Cuustunittion: (\NE Thousand T wo I rundred tit' Barrels . . of ICELAND COD.VISH, One Hundred and forty. two ausheis of SA LT, and T vetaity-tbrit Cask E A I), biking the entire Carpet. Or the Fishing Vesgelt. LA PIt U. bENC E and LA 1.)1k0t CPR E, taken on their Voyage from Ireland to Ostend, by Hi s Stijesty's Ship Crutitli Charles; Stewart, Esq. Contittander. .. Also the said Fishing VC6Sele La Prudent:el Minium about 4 11 Tons) and La Drotture, so Tune itegiste; the later a tftlY tint New Wise!. Apply to Ramsey, Williamson, and Co. Leith. TIIE TIE Honourable Commissioners for the Stamp Duties having been pleased to grant Dr. Solomon the Erlvllso of an exclusive and p a rti cu l ar set o f H ates f o r his tamps. whereon his Name and Residen c e, v iz. " Sara'. So- Itnnetn, Liverpool," are e ngrave d, The Pubb k ; rot ereby reapeettulle informed, that in future _ hitglicirtes, the Conlin! Balm of Gilead, and Anti-I nye itigines will not contain the C er tifi cate as h ereto tOre inclo s ed, 4jlted by him the Government Stamp pasted over the Cork each Bottle; beariug 1115 tunic in the body thereat ( to Coun. terfeit which is Vehicle.), being a stitPcient security ttj him and the Public in general against all manner of ineositi„°"; 3 Purchisets of th ose v al ua bl e Medicines, an d 0 1 . Dr. °l°- Matt's Abstergaitt Lotion, are theft:lige requested in a pal *War manner to observe, that none is or ran possibly be ge nuine which is norstan,pod in the inantler atiop alattid f at ootatse alit:it.= are Counterfeits. F 4 .. " Ott ' ~.?", :41 ,.. „:..,...,„." 1 4 .,........,: : .,e 1:: . : ' ,.1.. 1,er ,L, :. -1ii . , 04,... 'N'fir -. . ;:11 17 . -.7.71 " - :-- -- - , -.':, 4 11Vq .V:N.CkS' • ...; ~ , , , ,v. . , , , IMPERIAL PARLM.AIEzir. ROUSE OP. PEERS. TUESDAY, NOVIINIII lilt U. • • THIS day, at a quarter p ast t h r e e o'clock, Hts MAJESTY came down to the House in the accustomed state, and being seated in his royal robe% upon the Throne, Mr.QUAIO.Ir, Deputy Usher of the Black Rod, was dispatched to order the attendance of the Commons, who forthwith appeared at the Bar, with ale SPEitia R. at their head. Hts MAJESTY was then pleased to deliver the following most gracious Speech from the Throne g' M 1 Lcrdi and Gentlemen, " Since I last met you in Parliament it has been my chief object to carry into effetft those Measures which your Wisdom had adopted for the. Defence of the United Kingdom, and for the vigorous Pto seootion of the War, In these pieprations I have beets seconded by the volttntary •egertions of all •ranics of my People, in a ma►►ner that:hal, if possi. ble u strengthened their Claims to my Confidence and . Affeetion ; they have proved that the menaces. of the Enemy have only served to route their native and hereditary Spirit; .and that all other consitiera thins arc lost-in a general disposition to make those Efforts and Sacrifices which the Honour and Safety of the Kingdom demand at this important and critical conjuniture. " Though my attention has principally been di. reeted , to the great °Neel of internal Security, no .opptirtunity has been lost of making an impression on the Foreign Possessions of the Enemy. The Islan6s of St. Lucia, of Tobago, of Si. Pierre and Miquelon, and the Settlements• of Demerara and Essequibo, have surrendeted to. the liritish Arms. In the conduct of the operations by which those valuable acquisitions 'fiate been made, the utmost prninvitude and zeal been displayed by the Officers employed otr tilbse. services, and by my Forces at under th&ir command by Sea and Land.. "In Ireland, the Leaders; and severalinicribr Agents, in the late traiteruus and atrocious Con: spiracy, have k.est brought to justice ; and public tranquillity has ciperienced no. furtlaer.inc.' terruption. I indulge the .Itope, that such.of my deludedSuhjeets as havd swerved front their,alle. gianceare now convinced of their error; and.thav having compared the advantages they -derive. from the protetlion of:a free Constitution, ‘vitlfsthexon.: Lillian of those Countries which are under the do.. minion of :he French Government, they will,cor dially and zcalouily concur in resisting anyatretupt that may be made against the Security .and In le.+, pendenee of my United Kingdom. , „ • " CeNtlemett the 'low of Comp:m i. " I have a perfedleliance on your Publid-Spirit for nlidcing such Provision as may be necessary for the Service of the Year. The progressive improve.. meat of the Revenue cannot encourage you to persevere in the System which has been adopted, of defraying the Txpences of- the War, with as little addition as possible to the Public Debt, and to the permanent burthens of the State. " I lament the heavy pressure which, Oder, the present circumstances, must Onavoiddbly be experi. eneed.by my People ; brit I am persuaded that Pie)? will meet it with the good Sense and Fort itatk.which so eminently distinguish their charaaei,''under a convisgion of the indispensable importance- of op_ holding the Dignity, and of- providing effeelually for- the Safety ot the Rovi re . • 4 lity Lords' and Get/denten, " I have conctuded a Conveorinn with the lciog o f swed eo , for the purpoie of adjusting 'Oll the differences which have ari.en on'the suhjeft of ,the Eleventh Article of the Treaty of 'o6t. I have direeled that a Copy of this Convention should lit., laid lithre yoti; and you will, 1 trust, be of opi. Ilion that the arrangement, whilst, it upholds our MaritiMe Rights, is founded on those principles of reciprocal advantage which are best calculated to maintain and imp r O ve , t h e goo d understanding which happily subsists between the two Countries. " In the prosecution of the Contest- in which we are engaged, it shall be, as it has ever been, my first objet to execute as becoMes me, the great trust committed to my charge. Embarked with my Brave and IMyal People in one common Cause, it is my fixed . determination, if the ocea, vim should arise, to share their Exertioni and their Dangers in the Dclence of our Constitution, our Religion, our Laws, and Independence. To the activity an d val our a my Fleets aatl Ar m ies, to the zeal and unconqucralde spirit of my faithful suhjens, I confide the Flonour of my Crown, and all those valuable interests which are involved in the issue of this momenteus Contest. Aduateti by these sentiments, and humbly imploring the Llessin . g of Divine Providence, I look forward with a itrin convklion, that if, con. trary to all just expenation, the Enemy should elude the vigilance of my numerous Fleets and Cruizers, and attempt to execute their prcsump. mom threat of Invading s our Coasts, the come. quence will be to them, discomfiture, confusion, and disgrace; and that our's will not only be the glory of surmounting present difficulties, anti re. pelting immediate danger, hut the solid and per. manent advantage of fixing the Safety and Inde. penitence of the b.'ingiloin on the basis of acknow ledged strength, the MOE of its own stied energy and resources." After His MAIRSTY retired and the Commons had vrithdrawn from the Bar, Lout HAWKESIIIIRT (lately called up by Writ to the House under that title, &c.), was introduced s. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, .803. tio41.1)1Y; 18.1)!'t s 4 40 . ‘i ;.', . 4, '''- '... . " ( '). ... , ; t..., ~,t ,-y ,-, f, ,:i c if.: , 7‘ ' '.„.„.*" . "". 4 $` .. ei....., ~..,/,-rwipx.. • _ ,*, 't ( kik ;...) „ ;ri . sit ...tic.- $11 1 . 1 !t! rPIIICE SIXPENCE. . . with the accustomed formalities, sworn, and ,tool, his Seat. His Lordship's.. Supporters wee ) Lord HOBART and AUCK.L'AND. t A few - other , Peers were sworn-and took - theit Seats. Their Lordships then adjourned during Flea. sure. After a short interval, the•Hobse was tesurotdl and His Majesty's Speech .was .read first by the LORD CHANCEi.LOR, and afterwards by. the Clerk at the 'fable: • The Marysis ef SLIGO then rose to move an Ads dress to HIS MAJESTY, on the occasion of _His Most Gracious Speech from the Throne„ which their Lordships had just heard read, and spoke 4.4 tiriiows My Lords=—ln Calling your: Lordships' attention to the Speech which hal been delivered , from the Throne, I-trust I shah 'not be considered as arrua gating to myself an extraordinlry - claim to your consideration. Little in the habit of acidressing you on such occasions, and nor perhaps -suiteor o tun ails I shall require ,mtieli of roue indalgenee , while I endeavour to express . those sentiments to,' • which that Speech has given rise, though 1 am per suaded I tiel them only in. common with your,Lorda• ships, and with all those whO'haeeillad the oppori• 'unity of attending to it. The . iMpOrtanct Of perx: led unanimity ar this momenr:l feel.nsuse,,serongly, and I trust nothing will tall tram me to mod in.rhe way of that most desirableenbjette ' We nisrt rekol. left that we have to contend W:lol,3!CiatAgtirous, and.; implacable'Enetny, avowing,;as•A)is-objett, struetion, one who we knowi,:by 'the ,Incial),„:. • choly eitpi e itenee of FairOpi, - .wilF:ii,top,at no tot:lime!. to efiett his purposese it•-riere'eeer was a-moment for piculiar pride in the ionic' of lirleisn, - another, -it is ot the4reseot 1 eileere e e ei...15 ZI: petiod when :this Nation, long !fru. nv y region of the. ivorld;ahriold ~( to , for . imitation,' it is now, born to the prottetiottlal eqical ward, without di4tinltinn: of lank, .4134ev,eles sietsai t : don, to shed-his blooditt deleocteof Oar inherirante.... The - nrascres .ghat thq.. prederict-44 . -• flisiMajesty'S iVlinisters has' suggested for did d:et: fence bf.tbd Empire, and which thei'voishm i. eat • liament has adopted, htve „ twervmit,done by the and patriotism of itS inhabitiors; 3041 Oft4l B: offers itieKitotheadmiivatiogiol rheyveeld , in t • actitinie, a . N. l einn Seldiers, ni);:toegighl roi;o;lier f by the lartors-,a-Revolutionary Alta bled by+therielitidleil Power Ge'Vc r 1;, enent, not invited hy hie hopes of destrutii . on stepping tighten) the nobleiCiand wi•iest prine4 the possession of P11 . 1111q1thlit:i 1, , 1111 ut (4;!Verll.4' rnell1 ) 11 proper seru,e-of its value, :end 3 deter:lli:Li tion'to die in its defence,-=-Fraoci-; i'otsistcd in het. yiewp.upo o Illtiorts,; by . ri)dr crird diesetii lions, may have the'stinietipriob h,e fe , ; Joe o f * wits fild,' , thai however the is+,esr may dilit:r io litiCal , oiiiliioll4i Of however 1.% ., 6 Ir.ly be divided" in another part ()lithe United -Empire by distioaiops Religioni there•Vre 'points .and principles in Which we shall be Ada:sled:by one mind ; we (via not be invaded by a foreign Enemy we will nor be dic. sated to by any one ; we will livens an Independent People, as our It'orefathers have done, Or we willetet live at all though nineh of the erten , itei or the King's Ministers must lure been bestowed cr l our extensive pteparations for :hon.: defence, their labours have hot been confined to that nut 4 . Enter prizes let Conquests allreild have been planned, nod • several Colonies "of considerable commercial vakt wrested I • routille4;Remy, and added .ro the . Ilion, of Great Britein, opening new markets tar our tnanuladureti, and- at ehe same time,' cutting N' the last: remnaht of foreign'trade from' I•'rance. Sho is effeaually deprived at the"tneans for thd restora, don of her NaVal Poore;r,`the'rei n iant - of which, still smarting tinder the recolleetion 'l:genet-de:. feats, - - can tied to het otin Herbners, remains blockededin one of he navel Arsentds by' the per severing vigilance o f Ad m i re! Cotri*ellis; and in the ccitiiour Lordships on that salhjeit w:nihtutillealtdrethiel,nri'elat)iiricnse)coYeevaMneiliie_joa, Nob le sfie hats tsars some- former na iqsdeltdrtlliaolti4rertts A dmirals hare of confitten e; having¶eert le e letia r els , y) breakln out cif the irisvrtrc. tint), pending it, nod 'for many Months after it: wits put downs A Conspiracy, fomented - 41y the ins trigues of Friii%ec, Was - formed, having for its avowed objeet the overthrow of the Gov trementv The energy, the firmness,' the vigilance ) and•lhe. moderatio n with which it was followed ttp,• by th* King's Servants there, gave uniirersal satisfatlibis to all the loyal inhabitant)). It was traced to its very source S not only every Ringleader, bet also every conspicuous person concerned in' it, was tilt,. coveted and brought to puniehment f after beirtg - nL. lowed, however, the fullest benefit of those tail) +, just, and lenient Laws, which in their madnesseher wished to have overturned. I-will also further rasa. sure your Lordships, that French fraternisation is now appreciated in Ireland at its just value, and if, by the misinformation of their emissaries, the &lent% should dirt& theft meditated attack to that quarter, they will find, 1 here pledge myself to your Lord ships, a vigorous resistance from every rank and every persuasion of the inhabitants, A continued perseverance in the wise syStem of tirftAyifig weighty charge of War, witit theleast possible per, manent Intrtlten em tilt public., cannot be too Intsidt commentled t It is try that only nor t . ettioted-credit can be preserved, and diet France will kaut, rb:ic - the plans site may have _formed for exhausting (ler resources, .are its Vain as way' othets the iis..y ottve in vieW for , oar des) ruCtiori.-- , ln -trepeet to Treatywith the Cruet of Slot 'elite:A, t;:e Par on that entsjett ale Licfare sto , ~.~ FF OF TIIE LATE Dlt, GEDDES This DAYway published, iiiOn;largevol. Bvo. price: sos. 6d. in boards, MEMOIRS ‘ni the Life and Writings of the Rev. ALEXANDER GEDDES; LI.. D. Dedicated by Pcruthsion„ to the Right Honourable Lord PETR E. 13y JOHN MASON GOOD. To the Title page is prefixed a striking l'ortrait of the Maur, from a picture punted by Medley, and in the posses biota of Timothy Brown, Esq. Also, just published by the saint Author, in one vol. Svo. price 7s. 6d. Song of Songs, or Sacred Idyls, translated from the origi nal tic:brew, in Prose and Verse ; with a large body of Notes, Critical and Explanatory, chiefly from Oriental languages, and an English Version of the passages ticket:dor referral to. Printed for George Kearsley, Fleet-street; Bell and Brad fute, Edinburgh ; and Brash and Reid, Glasgow. This bay Was published, in a large vols. Svn. Price One Pound Four Shillings, in boards, THE HISTORY of FRANCE, from the Year I 7 91, to the . Peace with Great Britain, concluded at Amiens in iSoz. By lOHN ADOLPFIUS, Esq. F.A.S. Printed for C. Kearsiey, Fleet-street. 01whont may be had, in Throe Volumes, Octavo, price One Pound four Shilling. in boards, The History of France, born the first Establishment of the Monarclty,,to the Year 1,9 e. • ' • • * 4 Th: above Works together, form a complete History of trance Irani the earliest period to the Year Ws. This Day was pUblished,iii Two Parts,with 98 Plates,priii engraved by Mr. Haaru, Volume IV. being the First of. tite History of Fishes, price Two Guineas awl a Half in boards, won large .paper, Three rounds Sixtlxit Sinllings, in boa rds; - of G ENERAL ZOOLOGY ; or, SYSTEMATIC NATURAL. HISTORY. /IT GEOltat; SHAW, hI.U. F.R.S. Printed for G. Kearsley, Fieet-street. Of_yirhorn may be had, the .53111 C Work, Vol. I. and 11. being The History of Quadrupeds, with between Two Hundred lull Three Hundred Plate:.:, price your Guineas in boards, or au law paper, Six G uineas. 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Mr. BLAI TVs INSTRUCTIONS to the VOLUNTLERS and YEOMANRY, On Friday next will be published; •• Ina neat rOckct Volume (being a r.: v.• Edition, considcrabiy enlarged, and illustrated by bight Lngravixiss), Price ss, in boards, THE SOLDIER's VRIEND: cnntnining liar Instructions to the Loy:tl Volunteers, Yeomanry Corps, and Military Men in general, on the•Prescrvaiiiin and Recovery of the.ir Health; inciuding.the following Subjoels —Wounds, Casualties, and the Totaniquet ; earn ! ) :tn,i liar. rack Arrangements; Personal .Cleanliness; ; In. temperance and Dissipation ; Militaay Dr:ss ; It rather; Diet and Refreshment; Nursing .lad Hospital Regulations ; the Previ±nrimi of Lii?oaso, - ste. By WILLIAM !MAI it, A. il. Member of the Royal College . Surgeons; Fellow of the Medical Societies of London, Patk, and Brussels; Sur mita the Lock Hospital and Asylum, and of the Manila bury Dispensary, :• Likewise, by the same Author, price ss. in boards, ' ANTHROPOLOGY; or, th e Natural History orMan, with a comparative View 'of the Structuie and Fundions of animated benigs in general. --- PrintetA for Longman and Rees, Paternoster-row; P.ger ton, Charing-Cross • a:lil Nlorray, Fleet-street: to by had of all other Booksellers. *.* mr. BL4I weakly gratuitous Leelure to the Vo lunteers and Yeomanry, on the mode at.restrlitiiu;;vioicia Bleeding,. &C. being comprehended in the Soldier's Friend, will . be discontinued after next Friday Evening. TO HE SOLD HY AUCTION, By Mr. HANDY, At tho George Inn. krocester, in Five, Cots, on Wednesday t he...J.:sr day of December :next. at Three o'Clock lit the Afternoon, subject to such ConclitiOns as will then be produced, ► Ivlost Valuable r and Desirable" FREEHOLD ESTATE, deliglitailly situated at F ROC ESTE It, in the must fertile part of G loucestershire. on the Turnpike Road leading trout C toncester to Bath, and nearly adjoining the Turnpike Road trout thence to Bristol, distant but t en Mika front Gloucester ; consisting ohm substantial and well built MANSIO ht•lloUs C. whit °mailman Plantations, mailed Gardens, newsereeted*Stables and Coach-houres, and every othstretluisite fur the ;ICCOlllilludittioli or a (iClitCet fa* ally, in the tenure of Mrs. Bear;l, AlsU a lICW.C7CaCtI Eafill-IlutISC, brick and slated. with Inge BUMS, Stables, .COWSIIedS, Eceding-tiouses, and other necessaries, 14 the tenure of Nit: Rickets. And Also anuthet substantial Farin.house, with Barns, Stables, Hovels, anti convenient Out-ottiees, in the tenure of Mr. 19y aer. • A 1 fit) II Substantial Mestuage and a large Warehouse ad 'outing, Stahl r, Garden, and Appurtenances, in the tenure .Mt. Bigland. and divers other feuernents, Gardens, anti ?twists, in the Village of Frocestcr, together with about jai - Acres antost excellent Arable Land, - Mowing Ground,. Dairy and Feeding Land, kit to Mts. Beard, Mr. Ricketts. Mr. loynei, Mr. Bigland. and others, ntost respectable yearly Tenants under proper aretnents, and of the annual value of SIX HUNDRED an SIXTY POUNDS. • • This Estate is highly deserving the attention of Gentlemen , desirousof retiring to the comfort and pleasure of a Country Life, as the Suit is ofthe first quality for fertility, the Build. ink, mostly new-ereeled, and all substantial; the Situation healthy and Neighbourhood most g enteel; and also of Gen tiontch tanners, who wish to purchase Estates, as ttvo more complete Farina scarce ever were olkreil to the public eye. 'l , or further particulars,. apply to Mr. lames, Land Agent, WellAioni, near Stratford on Avon ; Messrs. James and Hughes, Solicitors, Warwick ; - Mr. Daniel Smith, Irroces ter ; the ,Auctioneer, and principal inns in Worcester and Gloucester; and of the - !'r ioters of the Worcester, Glouces ter, Bath and Bristol Papers ; anti at George's Ccllee-house, ChanCery.lanc, London. DISLASES .of the ULU 11 - 11 LA, and Certain, CUM._ I'I.AINTS• AS Sole Proprietor of I)ARAN's celebrated MEDICAI'ED BOUGIF.S and REMEDf Es, Mr. i 3 Otift informs the 1' uttlic, that he tnav, as usual, b consulted daily front nine to three, at his gutise, No. 54k Frith-street, Soho, on Cases of Strictiires, Obstructions, Gleets, as Ault as Dobility, and every Disorder where sot:lvey CSAzInI3I 3 requisite, that Mr. 1). has provided a spacious House, that every l'ati.nit may b: introduced in a se . se parate Apartment. Mr. b. has for many wars confined himself to that department pt Surgery, and Irons extensive Practice, and the most flattering success, he is enabled to oiler a method of Cure, mild, efficacious, requiring nu con. finermenf or restniint in diet, and preventing the possibility aro relapa-:. Persons in the (.7ouiltry stating their i:314.1 fully iu a Letter, enclosing a il. or al. Note, will have proper remedies soot to the 3111G11111. - • For tiw various syn . iptoms, &e. see Mr. Dufour's 'rreatise. OR tit.) abut,: C 01110411114 I'ik Sth r~ It •