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RENOVATED HEALTtJ. t r-il as been too frequently the subject of just and vt tt,""ttal reprobation, teat men ticstitu to of the elements kite Medical art have otreredthemselves as candidates for 0f,1 4 ! e Patro6age in the prOlesSion of physic For the p twist , 1 0 iti g•i"ttiee to the result of our studies andex perience, ild, rev ent us from being classed among those einpirics w hot e to.;;atent pretensions have, initOrtunatel y . for society,. hen 4tio ( „ - , ‘ , () , t itably received, we beg leave to submit to the It her .1" tpti r ',.""i;liken er l a faithful stateineut of our pursuit and ac ti(,n`r:lentS. • After having received a repilar medical 'ealtica. !c ott a the pupils of Messrs. G•rindell and - i?lizard, whose sit ' res and practice we carefully attended, as professors alai t geor i • sent, tb its.in that sh idet 0 1 the. London hospital; we eliteredourseltes . as justly celebrated sch,: , )i tor medical acnutre itl,theltoyal C o ll ege o f Edi n b ur gh; an d were iltistilitied thikrent branches of anatomy, s u rg er y, th e their;- and b y of physic, botany, &c. &c. tie e minent professors, 'Drs. Morro, Gregory, !fl ac k, teZtoh, Dunc a n and Rutherf o rd, W e trust we shall not 4 ‘ , 4ti e L ed Presumptuous in saying that bur profiCieney and vt yellehts are not inconsiderable. /lasing for a long series f 4 f De r t:,Tade Venereal Complaint's, and the various- disc . scs It will - ;: t 7. the varticular objeCtot our studies ann praCtice, kno w hope. be allowed that we have acquired superi it vase s ''uge of their treatment ;nd cure. 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SIDEBUARDS and DINING-TABLES, in one elegant Piece of Furniture; and upon Five new (litierent Plans ; the Patent trinproved Sofa Beds and Chait Beds; Brass-strew Four Pi4t, and Tent nedstendi, Furniture, and Bedding coriiplete ; Portable Chairs, With several other OW invented and improved articles f)f furnitnre; also a general and very extensive assortthei wf Upholstery and Cahinet Articles for furnishing Houses com plete, ready matinfactured, where Fainilies may select and furnish a whole House . in a few days, avo idi ng the extreme'i nconvenience of waiting several Months in completing their Establishment, • . East and W.ist India di titles, Army and Navy; &c. Ste. by 111k.rg,Urf and Sanders, IC and 15, Catherine-street, Strand, teraul. the 11.C,z.t niudemte, 101 l prompt paynon:t. This Day was;pn \ blished, Handsomel37 printed in.Octaro, price 9s. in boards, (Dedicated, by permiSSion, to the. Bight Hod. Lofd Holland) !CORRESPONDENCE •of the late Right Hon. CHARLES JAMES FOX With the late GIL BEIRT WAKEFIELD, B. A. in the Year 1796-1801, chiefly on Subjects of Classical Literature. Printed for 'P. Cadell and W. Daviiis, Strand, London; and W. Blackwood, Ecliehurgh. This. Dav were vublisited, In Two larggYyluiries, Octavo, price. iI. 16$. in boards, • XPIiatiNIENTAL RESEARCHES 6011- _LI I I cerning the Philosophy of PERMANENT 6011.017 R S; and the best Meitns of producing them by Dyeing, CalicO Printing, &c. By EDWARD PANCROFT, M.D. Fellow of the Royal Society of London, and of tie American Acadeiny of Arts and Sciences, of the State of Massachaz set's Bay. Printed for T. Cadell and W: Davies, Strand, London ; and W.. Blackwood, at: Edinburgh. N. B. This Work, in its enlarged state, will include every thing deemed by the Author worthy of being preserved, which was contained in the volume published by him in'tha year 1794 ; together with many very important additions con cerning the different subjects comprehended therein, and the various New Arti:les wanted to render the Work com plete' according to the Auth or ' s or i g i na l Pl an. - H e Ind in tended and earnestly wished to print the Additlons.and Cork rections now made, in a - seporate Volume; but finds that, ori account of their number and variety, and of the whole being differently arranged, his doing so would not accommo date the possessors of the former Publication. CLASSICAL TOUR THDOUGH• ITALY. This Day was publish:ci s Elegantly printed in Two large Volumes 4to. illustrated with Eight engraved Plans of Churches, price Fire 01/i HMS its bo,irds, . ATOUR THROUGH ITALY; exhibi t i ng a View of its Scenery, its numarous Antiquities :old its Monuments; particula r ly a s th ey ;Ire objects of Classical In teres and Elucidation ; with an Account of the present State of its Cities and TOM'S ami occa3ional. Observations on the recent Nlioliations of the French. 'BP the Bev. JOHN CHETWQDE EUSTACE. Thee est Itaiia diis sacra, litegentes ejus, bmc opppidapopu lortun,—Plin. Nat. Hist. 111. 20. `,yuck is the 'result ut;mucit Research ant! Observation. ex:,iiiits a'corriprFlie - lisive View of NlLdern Italy, with its varied Beauties of Natural Scenery, and its numerous Woras tf Art. The gratification of the Scholar and the Man of Taste is consulted by a constant Reference to the Writers of Antiquity; and it is confidently presumed, that some new light -will be thrown upon the language, literature, politics, and character of the Italians. London - : Printed fur J. Mawman, 39, Ludgate -street. 13v the KING's ROYAL-LETTERS PATENT. GODBOLD'si VEGETABLE BALSAM, (THE GREATEST DISCOVERY EVER FOUND OUT,_ FOR COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, and ASTHMAS.) S Acknowledged, by the Faculty the only Me- Medicine capable of subduing a Phthisis, who say they do not despair of success, even in the worst of Cases, for which reason no person ought to be without it, pprticularty in Spring and Autumn : aad such is its surprising efficacy, if the wea ther is ever so severe, wet or dry, by taking four tea-spoons full of it at going out, will prevent the cold fixing upon'the Lungs, and renovate the Constitution so asto enable the per son to take twice the exercise without-fatigue ; and it should be taken up,m geing and returning - from. all Public Amuse ments ; if this preeantioa was attended to, thousands wotild escape its fatal consequences annually. This Medicine hes, from experience, most deseivedly obtained not only its noble patronage, as follows, but thaOf many otherS,too numerous to insert, who, from having proved its elicacyi - Most strongly recommend it to be kept in all Families : • The Most Noble Marquis of Lothian, the Rigl.t Hun. Vis count Dudley and Want, the Right lion. Lords Macdonald,. GrantleY l Fortesctic and . Mountford, the Right Uon. late Viscountess Dudley and Ward, Dowagers Grantley, Fal mouth, arid Fortesene, Lady Appreece; Sirs Francis Blake, Edward Newnham, John Coghill, George Armstrong, itnd Robert Peate ; Geutrals Doyle and DrOuly ; Colonels Baker, Debath, Lenox, &c. N. B. Messrs. Godbold have established an institution for the benefit of the pour and others, who cannot atfo - rd to pay the full price for the medicine, and have, in consequence, appointed it to be sold by one respectable Vender in every principal' town in England; agreeably to the terms of the charity 'as well as at N 0.3; Bloonis' in ry- sq u are . • , Certfficates of Recoveries continually to be had at the Pro prietors, Nu. :3, Blocunsbury-square, and Advice daily (Sun days excepted) from Ten o'Clock s