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LITERARY lAIPOSTEARE. ...: a A discovery has lately been - mtde of @n,,,cx tremely complicated. literary imposture, .oCsvhich .Germany, France,:and Fnglitnd, have been An:acle the dupes.' _ _ _ _ Last year there appeared, at Leipsick, a , Jour ney to the East Indies,: and ins:Egypt, performed by. a Saxon Artificer,oamed Jos,EiH Siantos.DEß. This traveller relates,.,atnong.other wonders, that after having .embarked at Pondicherry, ,on ..the 28th of April; 1797, and having assisted .at naval engagement, year the Coast. of Africa, be. tween the French and English, he w 4.5 ,taken by the latter, and landed On, the t6iTt of June, the wine year, at ,Alexandria, where. the following year, he was witness' to. the Conque s of that Country by, the French, &c. Notwithstanding a heap-of lies, as gross as his rapid passage from Pondicherry to AleXandria, SCIMOIDER. found readers, and even encomiasts. . M. Pmmus, the celebrated professor of Jena, and 'author of an excellent Supplement to Voi.. viY's Travels, did justice to this cheat, in the Literary Gazette of Jena. He exposed the ;In ; posture in" the clearest manner, and no person de fended About . the same time appeared .another work, entitled Travels in AfriCa, .4sia, and America, by ZACHARIAS TAI.TRINIUS, who was born at Cairo, in 1758, was . the son of a Cophr, named STIRISH, and who went by Constantinople to Riga, and from .thence to Nuremberg, where he changed his name and religion. He then went to Wittemberg, in Saxony,. and became a jour reyman Printer. M. EBENT, a professor in that town, and a man .of merit besides, enriched his Travels with a Preface, .which served -as A"certi feate to ZACHARIAS TAURINIUS. But though there was nothing absolutely impossible in the circumstance, that a native of, Cairo should' ,be. come a printer at . Wittemberg, the work itself presenting nothing but ill . selet.led; and ill ar ranged extiroas from DaMpiere, Legenlil, Dap per, which afforded the clearest proof that this au thor had never tarhvelled, except ip his closet. Scarcely had. the second volume o'f TAu a INIUS appeared, when a proposal was made to MAR. !TtNI, a bookseller of Leipsick, to publish an.ac count of a Journey made in Africa, by a Car. penter's Appreraite in Suabia, named DAMBEkt, ER ' • and who also was _residing at Wittemberg, M. MARTINI, wishing to take his precautions, went to Witteniberg, - there funned a personal acquaintance with 'DAMBERCER, and saw the papers and certificates of every kind, which he exhibited, after which he 'thought he could no .longer doubt that this new AnacharsisThad, in reality, pushed his travels much farther than any of those who had attempted to penetrate into Africa. • .. M. MARTINI made him come to Leipsick, where he had several interviews and conversa. tioiis with a geographer employed to make a chatt bf his journey, and with a roan. of letters, who was to draw up his rournal. Neither had any doubt of the truth of his assertions. All the Journals announced before-hand, the Travois of DAMEARGER, as one of the most re rarkable produelions- of the, age... The book. sellers of Paris and* of London, had the sheets sent to them, at a great expence, as they were printed. An English bookseller, wilhing.to be before hand with two of his brethren, who were enter ing into an agreement wirh biro for the .transla_ tion of DAM,DERGER, .disitibuted these. sheets among six Translators. 'lle` French and gang_ lisp rapers were tiled with extrafts'froa the Travels of DAMBERGER. In France, • great pains Were taken to justify' LE VATLLANT, whom DmabEitGiit. charged with falsehOod: Meantitne, M. PAtmus, the same who:had un masked jos E PH SC.HROEDER, and M. MEINRAS, 'a celebrated:man of learning in Gottingen, pub lished in the Literary Gazettes Of Jena and.olGot- Shiro, some accurate eriticismron these Travels, st inch evidently demonstrate,' that the 'pretended DANSERGER was nothing but an inapsnt9r, equal ignorance and effrontery. M. MARItIvt, informed .of the opinion., those men'of loiters; Who arc best capable, Of judging on • such a subjett, colletted new infor mation, which suggested to him the idea.of ap. .plying to the 'Publishers of the Travels of Jost ?II SCHROT.DER,:and ZACHARY TAURINIUS, iOlO, like..hiniself, are booksellers.,at Leipsick, He compared the manuscripts .of,these,.two, works, with than of his DAMBERGER, and he recog nised the-same writing in the three manuscripts. Be found means to prevail on the person whom he had,known by the name of bAlvta E RGER, to return to Leipsick. The latter bciilg warmly: pressed, at last aCknowledged, that, in - reality,. he was nqt DamuagpEß ' but, in — faet,.the self same Egyptian called ZACHARY TAUR.INIUS; that SCHROYDER, who is at present at Ham-- burgh, not knowing how - to write, bad'employ., ed him to draw up the account of his travels ' ; that . 2s to ;he last work,, which he was publishing, he borrowed the name of DAMBERGgIt, because he. hadteally knoryn -at the; Cape, 'a man of that "name, and that _he had made use ,of a 'Journal of, Travels in Barbary St.Alarbe, whicb - this - Dam- BERGER bad left him, when :he . quitted him in Holland, whither he had accompanied him ; and farther, that' DAMBERGER., at present, lives in Surinam. The explanations given verbally to M. MAR zt NI,: and by writing to' Messrs. BERTACH and F. T 1 C; E it, two literati of Weimar, could pot deceive any body ; but the objet now was, who .vas the manufacturer of the books which have brought this pretcadcd . TAtit t Nius into notice, whose letters, filled with errors in orthography nnd'grannpar, prove that he is . nothing more than the instrument of some Coinpiler, who has in vented this. truly •ingenidns*Vnethod of disposing, to the best advantage , of his merchandize. An obscure I;ternicur of Wittemberg, whose name is JUNI62, is strongly suspeaed, be . c . a k use a part bf the Travels of DA/Alit - MYR :ire written in his hand:: retie tirctrmstances Hof this intrivie itn pogrure ;rannot,fail so be brought to light. . „ COUNTRY NEWS. • , 7 LEWES, MARCH A fisherman of the name of.Kelat v and a boy belonging to Brighton, who,yesterday se'nnight with others, put oflito,,sea, in. :their_ bog, it is greatly to be feared perished in a gale .of wind that:soon afterwards isprang up, • as, they Dave:. 11 , :g been since'seen•or heard of. • .::1 •Las'fftodnesday'dvening- , soon after the, corn_ mon stake waggon of Mr. Davis, of Brighton, had left'his'..yard for London, one'of the 7 drivers w'aiippNite'the Kilt and Queen, by some ac eidetit,'.lhrown und&r- the, wheels, 'which' went oveiliis~oilyand unhappily' killed him on the ' • • Late' on Friday night last a team that had been into Surrey, for goods for Mr. Harry Attree, of Brighton; coming to Preston :turnpike-gate with, out a driver, occasioned the keeper to call loudly for him, which awoke ,a man that was sleeping thp lading, who 'not finding 'his -companion, eone. c luded he had stopped at a public house, i t n the street to get some refreshment, and having jumped from the waggon, went forward with the team to Brighton ; 'but •on the driver's not folloWing,. it was feared some accident had happened to and two . men were in .cOnsequence sent with lanthorns in search of him, who found him lying dead on the road, lletweeri Pangdean and Pateham, the wheels Of the Waggon havnig passed Over' 'his body andlerribly crushed it. He bad not dii r #ett more than three mile 4 after he took the manage:. me'nt of the waggon, . to case . his companion, who complained of fatigue, before the accident hap. penedi the unfortunate deceased, who has left - a. widow aid seven children to lament his loss, was named Puling. , . • • EAVLISII S fiITE LOTTERY. NINTH DAY'. fßilowirrg.Cipital Prizes' , were Drawn No.•, 2,361, a Prize of-Five Hundred'Pouuds. 1 1 609, a Prize of Five Hundred Pounds. 4,581, P Hundred 34,633, a : Prize 'of One Hundrqd Pounds.rE 6,5'1',5; Prize-010m: 1 - Lundted Poun s. #39,237, x P didn't Fifty F (Mail V • - 43,Z77, a Prize of Fifty Pounds. • 13,2 . 35, a Prize of Fifty Poundi. t; • _ -Unc!fawn - Tickets and Sliares are sellinn day from eight to nine o'clock in the morning, and from' wo tiH eighi - cirekaTn ate evening, at OinstAbli s hed PRO; rs • No ! Con!hill,".London, Manchtsteri. and 'Edinburgh. STATE 'OF TlitWiaEL. 2 Pries Of, - . of 20,0001. of 10, I. 1 •of seo;I. 4 • 1 "). - • 6 of 20001. • - • , 6 of zoo•)1. T 3 of scol.. &C. 6:c. • A • --T. CONCRITt ' - Mr. - Cdx w ELL, of Temple-Bar, having been given to understand that' some oifier Acid' has been Sold for Concrefe Lemon jitice,• feels it-ne cessary 'to observe, shit he. islidrinitted -to refer to the 11i4hest Authorities in this Kingdgrn, for purity of that prepared by him Self; and he trusts that the precaution of signing every Package with his harne, and . in his awn hancLwrifing,"Will afford suffiCielit security against imposition lo those .w6:L.shall, be .desirouf :tornake• use of this convenient and elegant preparation. • • - 4-3 4- 11) I \ l E ll4 ' POOD . E, MAAOI ~ ~~ ,fir: Arrivectehblane, Christian •'; Sinion`..and Mhry,, map ; Pr9spstivs; Stroud ; A ppledrarn,. Strotirt ; Plet4- ing;..R616h49, and Erasmus .Cork, Prom Lonikui ; Slade, froth' Newhaven ; ;rid Hope, Sii4ecirtiore, -Part:9month. • Maty Ann, Strulinel, SO4thamptapi 'two ; 11r9i1X,11, Garret, for Cowes ; Somerset; NiadWt, . foi Bri4toll and _Los'? and- .Trity, Carpenter, for „.' vas F I ND ,41.:ta.ctt• g.. ' 1 • opt(' - .. by-r;the Alert; Thoinmon, Dunkirk. SaWia—tiusSir Stepiwn LiiStungtorf,' Gboch, fot - Leantkr, • MiGhie,'.for Madeira f S4m4is . dri; 'Ada I!;fur -New, York; Planter, Vreanor for • irginia ; A talap4,. ; Cleopatra, /3fawrock ; Geode Vrow, . and Anna til aria, Beakers, for tiambro'. NJA R C.II rti. Sailed—the Maria Reginii, itlcyer,r , tkir Hantbrh', , ;:rl. BIRTH. • Last week, at Bath, Mrs. Hopkinson; of the Circus, of aDr lighter. . • , DIED. On the 24th ult. at Parlifiauso, near Stranraer, Scot.! land,. Mrs- *iTe of Colonol!Ro&s, latc of the't4thl Rtl,ltnent of Foot. . • .„ oil the 27th ult. at Wairandtieldi near Inverness,' Rio belt WUrrand, Esq. aged n. • On the 9th ult. at thy Mane, Aberlour,:tlie Mr. Jr Thomson, ,11fpkister, of that in tlir, 23(i year of his age: • , • • 'On'the filth ult. it ,FraserburO, Tames Anderson, 4upetvisor.of Excise In Peterhe,l, agcsl 63. On Tuesday the 3d inst. 'Quart - tr. Nrastcr John Evers,. of the Scots Brigade, Adjutant to the Edin burgh Recruiting Distria. 'EXTRACT nom THE BATH CHRONIOLB: julyl3, tSOQ. APERSON aftliaed with the Evil, who had eight wounds in her neck, and,was -entirely blind for seven months, during,part of which time she was an Out-patient of the Bristol Infirmary ' and had the Advice .of several eminent Gentlemen of the Faculty, but without' ettecfishas received a Cllre:ly,thellSC Of SPILSBURY s PA- . ,TENT MILISCORBOTICDROis. Front the nature of her emplovnwrn she is under the necessity of withholtlinglier name Omit Mx. C rutvvell . (to. whom' the case is known): will refer any inquirer to ; the.person The . above Drops inhy be had at the Dispensary, No. Is, Solo-square, in bottles of ss. and 71. 2s. each, the'ss: .bottles lire marked "..Frs , , spilehury—his Antiscorbum: Drops —by the King's Patent;." and the latter the King's Arms, and sold by the folloveing Venders in London : F. Newbery, Dicey and Co'. Wye, Wray, Ho4rard an& Eyans,_llarclay, and Son, MEs. E. Newbeq, Bolton, Bay' ley and Co..jebouli atd-Co. - Turtle, Wide, * Swingy, Ward, Pidding,' and Debrett 4. in the :Borough only : isy, Clark;-No. a6g, and Shaw l , I LONDON : Pruned by BLJCIIANAN !WM I 1,1. A N, !pi Bow-Street. Cuvent.C . artier) At the SvN-Orylcs, No. lit, Strand ; when ildrverourgorts, Orjir, f n fry Al 61 , P4 (MAW/L:44)ft Prltit-Siitllrr:w i , • Mil g 144 Pii6 pubb 0 113 0 in 1 our Y.Ol. wrip..,:ilficg . ,v.xq,,t.TRSJ,QN A V • or, I Fear to it , tnibl - amaiic rl"Print of t Unitin Jilidlitooto, l 4 herllliistle, .and , tlielShanirotit. t et' t w • - • ind • , -•- ^ ' ' " Qui sqp . arabit ?'' T.otideli r tid for W. ttnie; ztisrett mid sold by ever?-Bookseller in. lingland, 600tiana,:andq re . 4. I: * TO . BE SOLD' AucTio= 4- , 'IN LOTS, • At StoNy' Gate Co Ste.hou se, Great ;George-,stic4=t,,. NVestminster, - By. SQUIBB, on, IVlonday:the 20111 Of A Orli, cBoi androllowing Day, QUNDP;I 7 FREEHOLD HiSUSYS,-sittiAW in , T fton - street, It, orntiey - row, Mirsharn - Horse -ferry-road, Great ..and .I: l itt . le:•Pcter;••f.tifft w ytki Bennett's Yard, Westmi nster , ; amongst are.seie•••. ral Publit . -houses, and othirs with large well 'adapted for Persons:in Trade, whelcciiirarooin..-.. ,:Pescriptive Particulars ,rnay be . had at. the .001ce,of Mess. Kent, Claridge and'Pearct.:,. Craig's-court, White hall ; -- of Mrs. Sherry,•Nerslimn street.; •at the , 'Place of Sale ; and of Mr. Squibb, Saville-passage, Saville. lOW. SOMERSET3IiIi2 F.• Tp BE ,SOLD BY AUCTION, RA - 11q, . At Carraway's Coffee-house, , in , -Change Alley,•Comhi 11, London, on 'Thursday the gth -of, April, at -:Tavetve o'Clock, in one •Lot, unless disposed of. by, : Private Contract before the Ist of April, CAPITAL' A T RE EEO t'D 'ES T A T E., through which, for -two -miles, passes the Turn pike-road, leading from SO M EATON to. I LC H EST E R, beginning at one mile from ,titelormer town, and ending at a like distance from.the Litter town, together with the MANOR belonging therew, liiown by - the name of KINGSDON, containing about. Fifteen Hundred Acres of very valuable Land, of which THREE HUNDRED and THIRTY' ACRES'ai4 IN HAND, of letf yesrly, and the remainder lett 'on r Leases for •One,Ttvo,. and Three Lives,. mauy_of which tut very . old. The .principal vhich is a good Mansion hottse,••Gardens, :and Offices, occupied 'by the lesser, Mrs.. follitte •is held tOr,only twoiiiie6 , ; but .part of .the Lands'used therewith, ws,ll,l:povi:as tae fiist Grazing Ground in the tVe. ig hi/fall:11004, called the Nidetis, are held only for otie life. , • John Reynolds, 'jun:, at jruigisdpo, : ..*ip show. iii Estate, of whom on the 16th‘ of d . ,Vlarch„ . 'printed Particular.: may he . had, and a" - l? fan oFtlie :'state 43 11 Vial as :q Mr. - RaineWLand Sur veyot, In Charlottt:4tax-34.Bloorris bury., l i on*n. Partieula.ss,,,irtay pe.shad, Mosrs. 'Wards, DennettialiaGrca•,es, in lietirietra-street; Co;. vent , Girdett, who' are eii to.treat for tfa-Sale of the Estate by Priv.ate Contr*t;_ 4so ,46 Kliigilt, at Axminster:' and of the .Printers of the•S',w..r torne, Exeter, Salisi;ury, Bath Herald, and helix :Fat tey's and. l'iercuty;il;rit.tdrPaperg I' at t p pal pins iii fife neighbouTiptTnwns•s acid at Carraway . ' .. .. . . . , —' ' : . '''''to ti Cilitil)i3S. • r. EEDS. A capital Assortment of Esculent Li . Vegetables, beirtrevery- thing requisite for the Kitchen GArtled.i(Peas and Beans excepted), and of very itiperiqr kinds; put up..h a i sailed packets for One Guinea. 2. Mitothei PkeketC6ttinetitediv:cbtltaining eighty forts Of 1110-vhoicet- kitkviptfix-,} . 4 pvia f4p Uarden. with v l i one great, prof p Su, contimd- ow abcouty. One . G a inea. N: B':'llotliti&el'aciNefS •brtain a i.e.itrei variety than can besihirthatoaski 1p for.tU same money.. ._ 3.. Y,wP N . cw. sl'.l4l.S x w,liff4;.,tias,r ~supericir, flav9tir,, and ikinst ..iiniridant liaring„ !lave nb equal. Quaffs, Seated, ss. each. • • • • -•-• = . -. P . CS .. . 4. Two Nuw..B.F A Ns. - ;,Gilte FrrY .large, tite Ober small ; botti.thin,sklnned, .temigh and delicious heyond.comparii. kifi:,. The suiallmie I'.,eilt bt#ar till the end of Notembtr. QUattii, sealed; 's. each. --' • ' . , ~ ~ ,• . - iSolctat; Crocicq's,. St,...Allaan's- s treet, P..,14:441. - --No Cretia,-..Pay, y 0 , ta c e . , ......!...,,, - .; BOTAatile , NOVELTIES-:".. *- - . • -- - 4 1- 1 -I HRRE , 'NEW AIVIERICAN ISTRANW i WE ItRIES, wiv. i. The Greli Yirginian•Scarlet Bail, an exquisite EfUir,, of a most capiiv4ing full . red colour, a lugh.:reiisheti, flavour, exalted l*Pagtante;. and large ti7,le.---tf # Tile. •Clterdlot, ono. of the - finest of all . Sirawbufriesi•whicii gives -its enormous Fruit in. such abundant Ousters,,thatibree or four roots have filled, a POttle.-L-:.,3. The P,:tiaguay,' equal' to the Minter in - 'every tine propert . K . bittistill'iarger,, being often four' and five inilos 4 r9und, ..r . ,.', lff f! . • ' ' ' 2. The.Great'NfODlN4 itAtiTBOTS,' which .bmirs the most astonishing clusters of large and exquisitely 'high !Imoure.d • fruit.i,-I r a small.. Plantatiou will perfttme a whole Carden with its 'fragrance. •3. -Two eliorminis''C Ultlt A NTS obtained' froni Seed, on e ,. ei a i„ 1 tbu . °the' ) -white; , their btpiches,arc . of -unr conungn maignitudo s . and .t he Berries as large, as sonic ,Grapel, which grui.V as thick as tli::y can hang :fr6in the top to the bottom of the , tiee.. . They are- vastly. suptriot in'llavour tiathe.old•sorts,puulinucti sweeter, , .. 4., „The C rgap :1 AIL Rig 4 N .6 0 . (.) S.E BF. ItlZi l a new sot lately obralnid.'• Its . l' Size, its'"' thin skin, juicy richness, 'and high timun, . itf- strikingbfir lidncy, and most beautiful transparency, raise it infi nitely above coirfrialrs - alriflrall the new sorts. ~. TI Straw!berries, t ate Rut,u,p, each 5011,1.4;g3tey,...fifty Plant;: in a bundle, 'for t6s. 6d. The ctittatit;ltacksort "separately; and the GOoseberry, six title, Toting Aret4,iti a bundlt,=.l*s.l4d.. -- . • • . .!'; r_uP...:` .'• ' . Sold ..at Crocker'e, St....eilbaii's-stieei o 'ail= Credits-Pay i ri:hfitge: •- • -,. •'s I a f , . aaa! f : . a • .. . • MA RR 14.c.4. • ' • i HI T(' illail Men to all, uppearance in ;he prime 1 . 3 1114' who lia . ii;e ! iiiit ..et `arrtveti to• the age of z ,yearsl•Ure rendered trKieritbicto:sliemsotves and uselegs to the g rearle It ain at Sot:icsynwllicii, t pay have eitAq 11 L9410 1 t op' themselves, or, by the force of bad example, a r e given • Up tbli Secret Vice; . the ConseqUence , lsoohat - their.tliud , as weltraa /50446 411...bilihirect ; xo tho4 ye the,NE KYE)us CORDIAL *, is ' recounteii&d,rlind l'iit }viiiiii, Dr. BrLi t. - ‘olurn obtained • llis Alajettys t:ROylil • Letter:l •Pcitent ; it ' 1 :wall :p rote et ith env from blw .4 rtftr initi eti ot• -ol A; yitge.:, :an.,ca I wretcii4:,clflissplution.. „Amidst. the agonizing rc*etto. !t coos,: ;0: 1, nit, il, tiV,l riially arc; ttici . th ;of h(Stli — Sex'dt; 'a ..t are' detertetilitarehterinA intt; tbp, rflailfiedsfrati bylprifht. , mities•which tlelicaci/ . 4 , :tilils tlitnit t Piss:Ape ioniftlicle l' are not VeN, IVIIO lix4; ilready ntarried r ary r.-ar.lred:llll- 'serable - rlttlnt'il.t . tiio:Jeltender pled;;:s of -rinittial love, , icilthoitt which'ilalyitiess'inithis ta li is:at leatt befr O cations. .I.' 4 . t.ii: \fie* :1044 1 1 . 411404:1 Fause# l itqip,ireN, Jrrpgukity, Piiiis irv i the ILicti an s-eheSt, ilysterTct, i !'il-k. ,,, , 1 --..- —f --i‘witt.t. •&. 0';' , " . 4111 1.1 ,ft 1 - xiisci r rfs- , b eci ti t,y 01.migii ON, +Ale ta sat ion filtatrio us Algibtsrfl ants ~ De- "uiliqs, .A,gxtt:ty„andpdwtg.ittti ' The Nervolis Cordial' tititniXs, tiorivaired, , as if Had 1 - 4 -en , analized by!theflistiPidtlzSbiiiahtl ‘Mlcl;6lll , MerEfir6iie can produce,- and may .br Aviil24),ol l 7.iii xivint APo l2 4 l 4te • relief anci.cr,rtain,eisf , in. most i st;tges .4:s: , etvous ,Com plaints, this exalted Medi:file -t his' been iirocluetive of 'ge.. .'neral good, and the many restored to tho blergingw4ot health, tiorn.the gates.of, death,, by. this inqjimai.)le.Pre paration,' isthe.hiOiest en logiuM'AvitiiFh rtitriaX,ibi y be paid to Dl"?'•Btoduin,. and ' b, indeed, his. 'boast and 're ward.: ' • ' r• • • The Botanical Syrup and' NervOus Cordial to be had at the Dolor's Home, No. y, A IbiOn-street-,' 3eveti Doork. from the Levurian Museum, Blackfriar's; Bridge,. in..liatttes at 11..15. its. 61. and . ss. 6d.: also at. Mr. Piddiag's, Me dicine Warehouse, No. 76, 0 x ford-street, opposite the' 4Pantheon ; Jeboirlt anti TO. (late" Bacon), No, iso, ox ford -street; E. ,Newbery,...cornes of Sr. Paul's Chur4:ll - ; .Tutt ? Royal Exchange; and b, most lloAsellers itnerMedicine-Venders in the three Kingdoms. To those Lidievor ',Gentlemen borderinkon the State of Matrimony, the,Do4lor would particularly tecornmendthe Botanical Syrup (prior to their appearance before the Altar of I lymen), who a'r In the sMaiitst degree apprehensiveot the System norbeing entirely sound, •or subject to relaxa.: tions of- the Solids: Many hundreds of Persons in the Counties of Devon and _Dorset have been restored from• the brink of the grave, .the which the Papers, ,in the said Counties, have daily. given an account•of. . The great Demand for these invaluable Medicines, by Agents' throughout the.three Kingdoms, sufficiently testi fies their salutary aids. .. ' A 27.5. Bottle contains erinal to five small ones. I); dna Published by WrtLIAAt Aam I G.ER Sc* I ers (of Horse-ferry-road, Westminster); Rif the Paper, Leileri - for the 4dripri 64. (lost -paid), must be ,ALltirused. This nay ere publipited,:,l% . less One Shilling, THOUGHTS on the OBSERVANCE of the - -&4I4IIATkI, (04 it; v AIE • PRA.YER. - By GDURCE VAMBRIg,iII,. LLB. ". Reflor ofAughton, apd Chaphin to The Risht Hon. .the Lurds Rulkeley :our Rivers. London: So:d by F-. And C. .Rivington, NO. 62, St. Paul's ChurclalArAi W. Jones, Castle -street,. Li verpool. "' - - - rhi s Day was published r in-T wo' Vols. Svo. - embellished with Tinted Views by Aiken, and Fit - Iw' yavoueite Welsh ice; ? rite Omit uinea tArbairds,. A TOUR ROUND -NORTH WALES, maditurivig the Summer of t7Vt ;- containing, not oply the pescrip t ion. and Local llistory of .thc Country, bttral4ev s a 7 Sketelt of the I listory of - the Weltli klirds ; a d Essay 'on the Laltguage.i Observations. en the Matulera and Customs ; anti the tirtbitUts of ' mdm flent 4no he more -rare Native Plants,; jutwulecl as -a!G i nidu to- futlnvi Tourists. _ _ _ __.___. By tlie'Rev. 8.A. - P.4.. S:. • - Pe;er's CoLlegeXambridge. SLOndi:tift , Sok/ byt E . Wiliiarats, Bnokselltr to._ , the blike and Dutchess of York ! No. t J peikhton, earnbridi,&'; and the princ4slL l ß3okell.efs in the King dom. . „ . " W have no hesitation in &ant - it - 1 4 'theieVet 'nines tielerv.: t 4 be ranked • artiong the:7;lE4 pbrforniaAces of the - kipl ; nor will any one 11c - oat - ter act...wisely who iltioutd visit haft Wales,,WithOnt milting them ht pinions."—British Critic for Sept. t&oo. " In the publication of this-Tour round North Wiles; Mr. .13ingtey has rendered .a , very . acceptaige .service to „, those who may be inclined 'to visit this .Countrv. Ilia Route is che.tri with judgment-; arZhis-}natruaions to his Successors are copious and.precise."—Critical Review for-Sept. NN THEN 'Professional Me4l of 'Edueitidn V Responsibility deviate from . the general 'System by - - the selection or a peculiar branch, the sanction of tong con. tinued success is the best criterionbf superiority- • •• 1 .Light ears have I devoted my practice to the eXelusivit • treatment of TitteeMisorders,•an.t the successful result of my plan gives the allitionalardor to Nipposc, as tar as I aka . able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the most- i important in the Catalogue of }lnman Infirmities. • After initiation into every Branch, as an-Array Surgeon, I formed a wish at an early period of PraCtice to rescue in dividuals from the intirance of unedhcated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy Or general Praaitioners. The-Three-Disorders,. to the Cure of which I have de voted rnY Mention, comprise every, speCies .OT, V EN E. REAL INFECTION; whether of a recent or long du-- ration : :All kinds of-debifity . , , whedier arising from the habits et school-boys, or the iricitil.-nces of mature age: _And, lastly, that derangement of t#le systei in wo. men which is called BAIe.ILENN E SS, or S - r ERI LI'L'Y. 'Num:irons Diseases- sre'the resitlt of ignorance, or haste- in, the treatment of a -srtnple, , Gonorriitea ; and it not un riequently 'hapgens that the seeds of Life are PoisOliedby the indiscretieh of an unguarded hi) superiot me thod such Complaints are easily cured; and, even win' re others .have futed,..Ltrus i t that I relay nresurhe to otter a r radical re-establishment. Few, however, are the cases of .cemplicate distress in. this'disorder, compared with the calamitouslituations of Men, who,' from lin indulgence ir. a solitary vice, or the prevalent gat4ties of a fashionable life, aeptire that stare of bebilty, •which is the unavoidable consequence of sti,:la pernicious habits. • Where the tin-happy sial - Z.-rerhthodstive.r his misery, but • - carefullsqonCeals his inisfortune, it may lie seine c onsO. Ist:ion far lii:n to know, that altnottgh, it ,be ari objett of doubt or uncertainty %vith other Practitioners, the removal , - cm these Deticiencies by the-gradual progreesof RenoNa tihn •is the acquirement of my Experience. Ii the rites of dacchos or Veniez•bave bean to millet Manly Vigour,. much anxiety will he ptc!ventcrt by an a•ariv Counterac, •tion of this ianguid State; and in th ese Ce:Z . VS, no tie* difficulty will occur. But where this Deficiency has fir; }car; eistod, a proper perseverance ivinctispensably teqiii.: , ..te.to,ilmixe the slum . bering Sparks of Lite, and tore-animate the I:onstitution. • MARRIED IS O.MEN„ who have. ION( been \ clisap. phinted-in their expeaations ofti Farirly,-roav be that in most•instaalcesi. such detects, artr-eptable by Nic,di.„ car skill. • Tile secresy which is so on :is , c os u i6 t .g i , al 4 and the qualifications which I have presc ir.ed to state, terra the basis of my pietensions, and in coirticlettoeiwith sli c k this . intimation is given, that Mr. B. may be consulted or by Letters house, No. 29, Arundetstreet, Strand, near Temple Bar. There is an additional Entrante - in Water.stroete. adjoining, and the Name is on both :the dgori.., • M. B-, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. N4nr4eore::.aakt4::: To T, TAYLOR; Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-street; London. , SIR. • Edinburgh, May 2, iSoo. TN the Spring of 1794 I 'Wat . A'fflided with a 1 Venereal Complaint, tisluclt I treated with 11 1 411 1 4-. ence inr - tite months;. but was then obliged:to apply TO st regular Physician, whoput a temporary stop to the .rsts.. !eke of the Disease (Ilk rneretrilarattplications) tbi some ti:ne ; but,gtow t itig,,ip,spite of all in;:dicine and the advice of the fira' :Gent/emen of the . FaCility here, Worse and wosst, for A p o ye.#rt., .1- was. redneed to a strite atinost uts paiilleled. and be ...bad olese rip tion, 'being an entire leper, and ulcerated froni•litaittofeot.—Nlv head, throat, mouth, nose, les, arms, arc. hare 'been alternately in danger of `tecorielag uklest viashorti I have had from: twenty to shirty eating ulcers on hut buds., and nearly totally de 'rtrived ,ot would be roluntinous so par.lic . illax ri-z.fi all 'my caSL. - stn it ,to sae . , there nerer4;is, or etier will Abe; one of a more das*.rotts,_ 4i, of a mice 134311101i oanire.- J was lon,g ) lookal upon by tay'frietidt; and :1114giried myself, beYorg4ll lioves of recovery: and, ii - deed,"ln t_tny then Tonditi { n, death' iV 3 g Preferable to uLv Inox , =.7hats misepibila state. la thisltitc4ifill tituation did I 'drag a most rrilserahlecxistenee, Providence threw in my way a Nite.spape'r'cviiiiiirting the case of a hl7. B. of , elyrnotitha-tikv.tramiti ic: - Ati scot and procureg 31,tte }out LEAlti.g's • P.ITIIQ.' S, VA nt•ffotit 'Citric :to . tithe; aril' 'nil*, a nd have.. l ong kk e ii I:l4tertriote t hare f6ii ;We c-litrosol; f if t . 41,11 4 4 a:stale ot heattivbs'hver I enjoyed; as a proot . .,ct tint, CiriOng , tia.tlthv eniki, bdrnto ntem . fehl6htll4,r: to - Ccd, .in Argils et rendring Aktitto.P-creature.`seiviee, I re 411,WitYototig. l;tibliah this. 4 at any-time refer 0r5 , 314 w rit to be sa i ttsn....tt b i t lne tkut it of this, Or irtherpartictilat s*,st9 rtte'cr - my• titeruls . , - by letter cr Per -41 • ' : ' ••• As,‘..ce.• cases for badness will ex . ..sr copal Mine j .antive 3l e sitived. :if,' I hA "e'i ft( ?itt vll-N-. 4F eashir til'stsu re tnassitiial;.4thattertyquhi.,Lei....E's Pl,L*,thovivie. tinit a cure, fkr that rust.iLlead :tt:tge'ef the Vertetegniseasse, Telt is called a coil. ita , strtraelq.• T. ...lagjiyountahle,fasnily tt‘;.4ol'.g pretent I ,IY 111111 e ‘ CSS nut Lr.. , '.;t.lble pe rsons 'eau? irtivnlAttin''. -mi , Also ht . referred to me aild sty trick:4lS by Nils'. S. clatlq RaITIVO-G ardens, Lilinburglt. S,9l,t4st Sole i IViniator, "- T. :TA'S' Merneer or the Royal ColleFiv .9f at 11:S hOlne; N 76 . -9, New bringc-Strea„ ikfitere ire will , give Advisie iritlunit a lee, to persons tic. ing these ti.s:rer pt . itients . letters, if post-' od the 't4itnie ob - seVvlng 41 all casys the taust "lvi B r;thie .setn't' 4 4 , 110 person's name or ease lia\Ting steers bat At their, ()Wit parhoularsequest; :by- tic Proprietifr, during the -course .01 . inure than thirty-six years, that.hcrbas had the conducting of an extensive, .ale. of the above Med Nine, and the praclice arisink from. ' They are :ilso sold by his Appointtnent, for the eonve. nience of those living at a distance, by arson, South-bridse, Edinburgh; Mr.. Nlettnolis v Printer, Glas gow, to whom also Mr. 'l'. refers -for his addrit.,,,; .it the Perforner'ii, No. 3i . 'St. Alban's-Street, ; !dr. Robt . rtson's Toy-si;op, N 9. 103, I)xfOrtt-strt+c; Mr. Disbo!ough's No. 7, Fish-street4tilli nearly'opposite the Montimmt ; 111 r. Steel's, Bookseller, No.: t, Union.intivii. Little Tower-hill ; 51r.. C.lll - .vell's, ; and bf - one person CollSiCietabiC' Jo - tun Grear-Britain and - I n:Loi,(l., boxes of oLly 2s. 9d. each, sealed - up ;with full and plain directions, vittereby persons of either Sex may Lure themselves NvitlicaSe and secrecy. N.B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a Stamp, on whic!l, by Eavciur of - the Commis sioiairs,,is- printed, at the Stimp....()RlCe--" T. TaYlor, Nu 9, flew Bridge-street,". to imitate which is felony, and all others are counterkit. I °,