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i&-r / tr:44 i . 14 $ 434 g( A 0/At i N 4 : 9 •7*V;'• ..„, 6 • • ' /4;vip v, - • - - • -- ~; `:, r iFI NU!',•.t-A •2 96,] BRITISH FIRE OFFICE. London, March 22d, ISO 4. NOTICE is hereby gi ven , Th at a G E NE RA L COURT of PROPRIETORS of this Office, will be held on Wednesday the 4th day o f Apr i l next, at Twelve o'clock a t noon, at their Office in the Strand, to Elect Six Directors to succeed those whu-go out by Rotation, and three Auditors fur the year ensttilig• ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. TO FIRE ENGINE MAKERS. THE BAR RACK -MASTER -GENERAL will, en-or before the ist clay of ftlay'next, te:eite Propo sals from such Engine makers as are willing to supply YIRE ENGINES to the several BARRACKS where the same - may be wanted. Tho , Proposals must state the price of each rate of Engine, the len g th of Suaion Pine, and Hose,' in. eluded in the price, the number of men each Engine will retplire to work it, the quantity of Water it will discharge in a minute, and the heighth to which it will 'throw the same r also the Numbers of each rate of Eivine which the Supplier will tuldertake to deliver in cue, two, or three months. To the WthOWS of OFFICERS of the REGULAR ARMY. - MHE (WrICE of s.'l A ' RON to the ROYAL 1. NI 1.1T.A RY A's- Lti vt apt C t-I E LSI3 A Ateing vacant, a prelereslce is intentl to he given to the WIDOW of an _O FFICE Rof the k c.G II LA R, St RVIt E. A1,1'14'36(1" from l'ersolis or this desttiption, who may think titer it qualified for such a Sitittition, will I.ie cousitit.rril t it ad s dressed to the Cowl - tan:Lim at 2 the. Asylu m 4 :411 of April neat who 'Will explain to tne Applicants the on or before the Duties that will h e resaired from them, anti all other cir cumstances conneCted 'Witt; the Situation. In their applica tions they must state the Services of their Husbands, their own Age. and the Number *A Ages of the 'Children who form a part of their Family ; also the Names of Persons who can he referred to, to speak to their general Charadet and Qualificatiohs. • All applications by Post are n he sent tnicle.r cover to the' Right Hon. the Secretary at War. ..........___ TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE, FFAMILIES in 'general are retpealdlly titif nutted, • B URGESS and So n 's GENUINE anti SUP E RI 6 lt AMILIES of ANCHOVIES for FISH SAUCE, conti obtai tues to be prepared by them i n t h e tante) manner that has ned such universal approbation for many years pst. toThe long justly acquired superioritt af that Article is fully nLiritted in th e o pin ion o f t h e Coontiv 3t large, and of Per sons resident in all parts of the World . , and haying stood the test of trial, ranks ;t in the situatiOu it ittitkr maintains. The general utility of THEI k ESSENCE of ANCHO VIES and other RICH SACCES for ElSti, ike, induces Them, front the numerous Advertisements daily appearing, to caution Families, Etc. in purchasing the saine, as none is to be had of their .Centtine, but at their Waren:: iite as under. Every' other Article in oic. Oil Trade for family we, of the best quality. Warehouse, No. T 0.% corner of Savoy Steps, Straid, London. • The 21d of APRIL, 1304, THE LAST LOTTERY BEGINS DkAW -4: • ' !NG. • SC - 14E11 , 1E: Igo. of Ptites. Val. of each. - Total Value.. •: - - 2' 01 ,Ct*, ooo are . , C 43,0 0 -0 • 2 - ft loop° .. 20 0 0 0 3 - sOOO - tr ew " lz 7. • 2, on o . • ,oi r ' ' 1,-,t.po - :2 ; 000 So =3 .. t. .. 6,500 . l o 2, - 5 6 - leo • 4 ,000 - zoo - So - 5,000 ,35'6 - 2 ) 5,000 • ' . 1 4700 e 4--- _ ,30,600 Tickets .. - 262 no Part o - f the- Capit a 'S -4:-Itirst-drawn Ticket First Day . k. ,Ooe' Firstdrawn Ticket SQVCIItiI Wv - ./7 .2o r. , 00 • First-drawn Ninth Day '-- —. c;coo .t CK ETS and.Sl4A 12 I= - S a; • ;EL - Ll - NG - at -- E.VERY LIC-F.NSED LOTTLIOL'OFVICE. R ESENT. PliaCti .. Ticket - - - - - C' 17 " 6 . . 11 41 f - - - 9 o o Eighth - - a 6 6 I,- Qua Ftc - _ 4 I will .Six 6 teent : ,h - 7 s ,. ,3 6. ~.Tickets and Sh es gradually_nse until the Draw i ng. - LAST ' STATE-LOTTERY for 'Bor. • - _ SWIT and C0..N0. LX, Nu!try ; have on sale dra‘vniil(A pErtiSn. .x n t cl S W R I E l S I -1•:'f. the above Vrizteer,!oft'otliLe Lotterie s in anti fur the year 1 863, I'v-itl.re Capita! d a and repszred at this, Ottice viz. Igo. 24 6, a Prize of ,C. 10- 0 6 6 ip Shares. 11 .599. - soon Shares. 23 ' 43°1 - - $6--o Ticket. 19'596, - - Soon shares. 41,U° f c,. zo'N) Shares. And others o f loon,. ac. &c. & c ......._—__________________ -- ..,... THIRD LOTTERY for zEol, begins Dfaviing aid April; o+ SHE TICKETS and SHARES for the above Lottery arc now on sale at Mess. HAZARD, BLIAX and Co.'s State Lottery . Office, Na. 93, untler Ole Royal Exchange, Lootten, and no where else on their Account. "The Scheme consists of two Prizes of ao.obol. two of 110,0001. three of Soot);. four of 204P1." t WelVe Of %Doi- thir teen of soot. twenty a 2001. fifty of leo!. &e. &e. ; the •-.7!...nber of Tickets 30,c:0n and the lowest Prize 2.: I. tri- c* All Shams sold at this Qlhce will be • stamped t gree. t '.. to AO of Parliament, and also with the Crown. and " 14 it. Haza d & Co.'s Lottery Office. Letters, post-paid, duly anaw r ere c t. i ; N. 8 . in t h e late Lottery, Nn • 7612, to,oool. was sold in ' wimlOi Ticket, at the above Qffiee,and No. Stn., zopoool. all 'i).--" ° ' 5 3 1 9. to,oool. both in Shares. u.-4- Country Orders; accompanied with short dated Bills t:ln 47 F C4rri London, Pcht.clike Order s , or. Cash in Parcel by Co ac h tte Pend on , bei ng treated Nuetually a exactly on 'the s ttendd to • and'Corresponds as ents may same Torm if pre . rent. ...............-_ - • rTirNo. 4 , eo " }u " ,anßlNG.cßoss. BISH, respetitully solicits the Public to peruse . . the S , eheine of the present Lottery, which will be. iound to n near as many Capital Prizes as Lotteries u‘uallY contai nhe of double the N urn ber ot Tickets. 2 Pl' i 2e4 of 4' .20,000 12 Prizes -of £ 40.0 2 ice ' IO 000 , 73 ------- seo 4 3 "`----- 3,e 0 0 20 .....-----..... ' 200 .."`""""" 2,000 40 .........----"---. 100 &c. &c. &c. There w ill be only T en D ays' Drawing; the Lottery will ,begincu the 2.3 d of April, and finish on the 23r1 of May. The Days pli)zawing will be as un d er : Y. . Day. . i Monday,. A p-fil -- - 23 6 Satnnlay, May -- - 12 2 Saturday, A tril - - 7.g 7 Thursda Nlay - - 1 7 3 Wednesday, lay -.- 2 a. Siturday, .Nlay - - 1 9 4 Saturd_ay, .NLY -.- 5 9 Thesday, 11.1 av - - 22 3 Wedne4iy, M4y - s re, Wednesda May - 2 3 rhc Lottery Consistipg‘ of only 3o oat, Tickers makes it highly pitillable that towards the 'Drawing they will be at:arce, and consequently ing4her in Price, but the Public may c tizPencl oil haviiig Tickets and Shares whilst .any remain, a 1 bot . of the above Old Established-Offices, whyre a consider able number of Capital Prizes for several years have been acrid,. shyed, and paid on demand, by T. 13ISH. * l O l All Business in the Public Funti. tranwaed with fidelity* and dispatch. TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1804. RESOLUTION'S entered iiiti - V•bY • MUG RA ND JURY at HORSI - lANI, the March, A. D. 1834. The lion. 101-IN THOMAS CA.PEL, Foreman of the Grand jury. RE'LvF.D. ~t, That the Grand Jury do highly approve of any attempt which may be made, to sup press, and eradicate that most tatal Llistemper the SMALL P OX, and-are willing, individually, and as tar as their in fluence extends, to further the view; of the Royal lennerian Institution, already established.ht London for that purpose. 2d, The Grand Jury do strongly recommend to all Medical Persons, and others, of the County'of Sussex, imme;liately to adopt and encourage the Econerian System of Inoculation, and do request tbem to transmitiuch Platia, on or before the rsthol•Aped, as way appear• most .conducive to attain the desited obj_e6l, of eratiu atlng the Small Pox, to the person 'who; lay the Committee hereinafter mentioned, may appear best qualified for tie Office of 'Secretary. And which ap- Ty:intrnent the Co?hruittee - are request'ed, to notify, iri the Public Prints of t e County, as soon as it has taken place. 'id, That the thidermentioned Noblenien and Gentlemen 'who signed the reconamendatiOn of the Jenuerian System of Inoculation, .;t tint Meeting of Deputy Lieutenants at Lewes, together with the County Members, and the Foreman of 11 , Grand utt, be requested to tlarin the Cocropitt7.e4 ahy other Count) Gentlemen witodnay bit cksirous Of encourage ing this pfaiscworthy institution. NAl'ritS' OF THE COMMITTEE, - Lord Pelham G eorge Sh4liw r, Eso. Lord Gage Thomas VartinAton;Esei. . Lord She field General konnox , County Sir john Bridger John Fuller, Esq. S Members. • Thomas hemp, Esq. • The Hon. 'John Thu. Cape!. Resolved', 4th, That the Thanks of • the Grand Jury be given to D.,:dor Tiernqy, of Brighton, for idiS Plan delivered in for promoting Vaccine inoculation. sth, : Tnat iSubscription . be entered into, to defray the pre sent Ixpenees, 3S well as focalf other purposes intended to be promoted by this undertaking. fah, 'That the above Resolutions be printed in the Lewes lourtial, Portsmouth Telegraph, and two, of the London. Papers 7th, That lohn Drew; of Chichester, Esq. Francis Whit field, ESq of Lewes, a,(l '1 elden Sampson, Esq. of !Lutist, be requested to reccile Subscri intuits for the use of the I tution. Srh, "filet the Thanks of the Meeting• - be given to the Hon. John Th, , masCapel,.for his eondirt in the Chair. LIST OF SULSCRIBERS. Lord Viscount Gage - - ,C• 5 1 Right Hon Lord Pelll4lll .• • - 5 5 o lobn Fuller, Esq. . - - - 5 5 o J - -q Hon J. Capel - - - - 5 5 0 Sir Chailes Merrick Burrell, Bart. - 5 o William Stephen Poyntz, Esc! . - 5 S o Henry Shelley, ESq. jun. - - - 5 5 o Commeiell, Esq. - - - 3 5 ° Walter Burrell, Esq. - - - 5 5 o G. T. Tyson, Esq. - - - 5 5 A. E. Fullct, Esq. - - - 5 5 0 John Dennett, Esq. (High Sheriff) - 5 5 • Charles . Lint Esq. - - - s 5 0 R. Hasler, EN. ••• '• 4 4 0 Thtnpus Busby, Esq . - • Royal Octavo Edition of Pr. j 041NSON's DI C rioNA- Ry of the ENGLLSH LANG UAG E. ON ,Saturhy the 31si of tVl•tich, 1804., will be published, the First Part of the above Work, price gs. 3d. ; or, on a Superfine Paper 75. 6d. sewed ; or, for the 'Convenience of those who are desirous of purchasing in smaller Parts, will be published the First Number, price is. The whole of the Work, without any Abridgment or Mu tilation whatsoever, will be voraptised in Twelve Parts, or in Sizry.tisree Nuirib4rs; and One Part wilt be published on the first of every month, or One Number every week, till completed, forming tour large and handsome Royal Octavo Volumes. At the Conclusion will be given an highly finished En graving of the distinguished Author, and likewise another E ng raving, equally well executed, of the Colossal Statue - ereaed to his Memory in St. Paul's Cathedral. ' , Printed for G. Itearstey, Fleet-street, London; Bell and Bradtute, Edinburgh; and Brash and Reid, Glasgow. BEAUTY, HEALTH, AND CLEANLINESS. THEINDIAN MOUTH POWDER renders tlit Teeth beautifully white, gives the most fascinating redness to the Gums and Lips, and communicates 4 most delightful Odour to the Breath. This Powder is prepared from ayaluable Drug found on the Coast of Malalytr, latoly imported frOm India isy a Gentleman of fortune, who wit nessed and experienced its wonderful Properties. Etc ha 4 submitted it to the Inspedion of a Medical .GenticuLin in London, who so highly appv , yes of it, that he sanctions it with his name and recommendation, having ascertained that it is a specific remedy for the Scurvy in the Gums, a radical Cure for the Tooth-ach, and decidedly the best Tooth Pow der in the world, and so innocent, that it may be used by Infants. • Price ta. tid: and 2S. 'O. Prepared by the Dodor, an d s o ld wholesale and retail, by Iti Agent, No. 2t, Pali Mall ; and mull', by -Mt.. Withers, No. 229, Strand, near Temple fzrr. • To TkIOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. Dear Sir, " No. 9, New Bridge-Street, London. IFEEL it a Duty incumbent upon me, to inform you of the very great and extraordinary Cure I have re. ceived from yOur in - valuable Medicine, LEAK E's PATEN T PILLS. About two yeart ago; I was attacked with a V EN ER FAE DISORDER, which 1 treated rather slightly for some time, but the Disease at length spreading;all over my body, I was obliged to apply to the most eminent of the Faculty, but their assistance afforded only temporary "relief : I went through various Courses ofSalivatiOn, -anti from,being rather of a corpulent habit, was reduced to a mere skeleton. The Ulcers that spread all over my Limbs rendered me a corn plete ()Wed, •so that my Friends. despaired of my recovery:: When brought to this situation, I considered death as inevi table, but a relation of mine commenting upon the many Cases in which your Pills had succeeded, I was induced io try a Box of them, which I thought,rather relieved me, and by persevering for two or three months, and following your threEtious, I experienced the most unaccountable relaxation from pain, the sores gradually subsiding ;• I ant now, thank Cod,- perfettly, recovered, and waliciug out daily: I doubt not, but one more box, which I think cautious to take, will establish my health in its original state.: • . It As with the most heart-telt gratitude that I subkribe myself; Sir; your much obliged humble• Servant,. Deansgatc, Manchester, July r, 18ot. W..PEARSON. P.. S. For the Public oenetit, I do not objet to the abow being published, but leave you to ad as your own better, judgment shall •dietate. • - - Prepared and SOld by the sole P-roprietor, • • Taos. TAYLOR, Memb,:r of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at, his House, No ; 9, New Bridge-street ; Where, attet a constant residence of more than Thirty-six Years, in a prattice particularly directed to the Cure u: Venereal Complaints, and.those incidental to the fires of Generation in both Sexes,. with that inviolable secrecy which Men of •his Profession should always observe, he Matters himself, the advice and assistuoce he gratuitous ' Jy administers to Persons taking this Medieitle, will be esteemed by a discerning Public,. as an advaiitage•seldom to be obtained, and. void of ambiguity,' Also sold, 147. his Appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfunier's, No. 3,6, St. Al. ban's-street, Pall Mall ; the Tovshol', No, 103, Oxford- street ; Mr.. 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Two . inllrrigs ,a quarter, may learn the state of the crops, and tire price of grain,- cattle, &c. •in the different Vats of the kingdom, besides being enabled to corn= pare his own practice with that in other distrietS, and thus ro correct what'ts improper or deficient. This Day was published, By Bell and I3radfute, and E. Balto,ir, Edinburgh ; G. and J. Robinson, London ; and Gilbert and ;lodges. Dublin ' • In Four large Volumes Otiavo, Price-P.N.() tiitrps in boards, A SYS fEM. of 'CHEMISTRY. Ilv THOMAS THOMSON, M. D. Let.lurr on Chemistry in Edin burgh. The Second Edition, muchqmproved and Enlarged. The Work. is ! divided into two Parts: Cart 1. Of the Principles of Chemistry.—Gook I. Of SimpL.. Substances. Division 1. Continziblellodies. t. Oxygen ; a. Simple Com bustibles; 3. Simple Incombustibles ; 4. Metals. Divi sion 1 1, Uni:onfinable Bodies. t. Light; e. lorit: Book 11. Of Compound Bodies. Division I. Primary Compounds. 1. Alkalies; a. Earths; 3 Oxides; 4. Acids; 5. Compound Combustibles.. Division i I. Seoadary compounds; of Earths ;, 2. Glass ; 3. Salts ; 4. Elydrosulpliu , rets ; s. Soaps.—Book lII.' (It Afhnu, . • • Part 11. Chtmital examination of Naturc.—Book Of the Atmosphere . —ll Of Waters.--111. Of , , v. of Atioaals. kxfEitCY: .O.PI.VCE OF ORDNANCE, Alarcb ;2, 1 1 804. TR"7BINtrIPAL OFFICERS of . ;:fES 11's ORDNA NCE, "fir,ay give . ..N'Qiire, That pAt9sais will be received at thee, 05ce, .it, ili.s•garWer..ttreet„ IP;ltnibester, tut or 6efoue tte 4:•G of; April »ex:, .frite sitcb Perions may br willing to .undertake are .apply of Et.i 7-I.IIIIEB DEALS klon Con:I - Li:7_1*r the Orinance'Service l'Ortsrrioutb The Ternis and Conditins.r. . of the Contiat7 may he ksivwn upon application qt the Qrdnance•Otlice at l'ert.rnth, and also at the' Stereta , y's. V . re in St. illargaret's-strut, any day l, - tote' lyners of Ten' and Ft•ut o'Clork, -where the Pev`p.sitts a' to be de livered, sealed up, and marked on the out fife, " Proposali tot tile Stivply 9f Fir Timber and ll*s for the cif - clam - ice Service at l'cirtt.inotith- I" but no Proposal ran be admitted after dk said 9tb of April next. . By Order of the Board, R. If. CREW, Seerelare, EAST INDIA fIOUSI., March g, 180 4 . THE -CO URT a/ DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of .4.IItiRCII4NTS of . ENG, LAND trading to/he East Indies, do befeby glue Notice . , 47.1.1 t it is their intention to receive applications on or before the 31st inst. front the Merchants wanting l'onnage for the Axport: (f• Goods to India, for, such articles as tisfy may he desirous ti Shipping in the ensuing Quarter, and on or before the 30th Septem& - r, and 31 se December, for such Zrticies the iier chants• may be desit our of Shipping in each eaarter, suca dates ; and that it is their intention also to jurnisk Tonnugc for atry itsantiiy of Madeira Wine, 'which may 6e reyultea cy Persons wil;the, to Ship. Mt saint from Madeira . for India, or to be brought round to England upon similar applications. Particulars of the Rates of Frrtght, akd Ike other Term: an:i underwhich the Wine and other Goodi krill he ad:dwell to be Aipprd, wrqy be seen in the Office of the Clerk to the Commit tee of Shippi„g. ;PILL IAIII RAMS AY, Sec. Exsr HOUSE, March zt, 1804. 1 7 ` HE COURT of DIRECTORS of •i 1.4 A. UNITED comPiiivr of mEitcti/INrs . frj ENG LAND trading to the East Indict, do hereby give Notice, • That a Uenefal Court r c l tia• said Compare willwill he held at their • ilouse in Leadenisall.strcet, on 14',EDIV ES.D4Y, the 41t, day of April next, fram Eleven o'CA-ck in the Forenoon.antll Six in roe • Evening, to Ballot on the following Queiticn, viz. " That Mr. I AMES sTRAN:.;E, be p;:nnitted to return " to Fort St. George, with his Rack in VI:: Company's Scr- • ' 3 ' vice," in. order to determine by such Ballot, whether three•parts in .Jour he Proprietors present at such General Csntrt consent that the fail Mr. fames Strange be permitted to return to Fort " St. Gegrge, with his rank in the Company's Service:" iffILLI/1 M R A ,lTvrl ), To WINE - and BRANDY MERCHANTS, A N OLD ESTABLISHMENT in the WINE LA. TRADE to be DISPOSED OF, situated inoneof the most pleasant and respedable Cities a convenient distance from London, the Proprietor being about to retire from busi. ness. The Premises and Stock ainount to' bout Five Thou. sand. Pounds, part of which may be left, on Security being given. For Particulars, apply to Messrs. Robert Frecbairn and Co. Abchurch-lane, Lombard.street. TO THE RETAIL VENDERS OF PROPRIETARY MEDICINES. F and Sons, - of Sr. Paul's Church. • Yard, Proprietors of Dr. james's Powder, Dr. James's Analeptic Pills, Dr. Steers's Opodeldoc, Dr. Austin's Cha lybeate Pills, Dr. Hooper's Female Pills, Dalby's Catarina. tive, the Cordial Cephalic Snuff; the Essence of Cc:lstoot, and a Variety of other Articles of Repute, having discovered that sundry Medicine Dealers in London have, by travelling themselves, or by means of Rhlers and Hawkers; disseminated through the Kingdom, large Quantities of spurious Pre'para. tions ,• in the Bills of Directions of which the Names of Mr. Newbery and the other Proprietors are made use of; and haVe, under cover of a Connexion in Business with his House; pre vailed upon many unsuspecting Shopkeepers to sell such counterfeited Medicines, he thinks it proper to warn the re. tail Venders against such dishonourable Traffic; and to inform them, that by continuing. to be the Agents of such artful Traders, ;hey render,theraselves liable to a Prosecution far Fraud -upon the Putchasers, as well as :apart the Proprietors f the Medicines. . . _ --- In order to counterAa such impostures, and that the Con:. try Vender may be regularly supplied with the genuine Ar. tides, Messrs: Newbery and Sons intend to employ Travel. lers to visit different parts of the Kilig-ctont ; and in the mean time, those Persons who may be inclined to opi:ti Accounts with. them, May-be furnished upon liberal Terms, by appiy ing as above. N. B. As the Commissioners of the Stamp-office have ic cotninodated the Prop_rcters of Mcdii.:ines -, with separate Plates, in which their names are inserted, very few :Medicinal Articles Zit:consequence arc now without such Stamps, so that the Re ail Vender, by observing whether the names of the Proprietors • be printed or not in the Stamps, may ascer. rain the authenticity of the Medieines. Purchasers also, by the sarneattention,. will LA enabled to detect any imposition that may either he practised or attempted. WHEN Professional! Men of Education and Responsibility deviate from the general Systent tJ the selettion(of a peculiar branch, the sanztion of long con. tinued success is the best criterion of superiority. Eight years have I devoted my practice to the exclusive' treatment of Three Disorders!, and the successful result of my plan gives me additional ardor to oppose, as tar as I sin able, the ravages of those Coinplaints which are the most 'important in the Catalogue of Human Infirm:Om. After initiation into every Branch, as an, Army Surgeon, I f orm ed a wish at an early . period of Prattiee to rescue in. ' L lividuals from: the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praelitioners., The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I have de. yeted• my attention, comprise every species of VENE REAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long du ration: ztlly, All kinds of debility, whether arising from the habits of school .beys, or the indulgem:es of mature age; And, lastly, teat derangement of the system in wo men which is called I3A.IeItENN ESS, or STERILITY. Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance, or haste in the-treatment of a simple Gonorrhcea ; and it not un frequently happens that the. seeds of Life arc poisoned by ! the indiscretion of .an unguarded houie—By a superior me , ttil such Complaints ate easily • cured; and, even where others have-; failed, 1 trust that I may presume to oiler a redicelee.eStablishment, • • Few, however, are the cases of coneelicated distress in this disorder; compare:4 with the calamitous situations -of Men, who, from an indulgence in a solitary vice, or • the prevalent pieties of a fashionable • life, acquire lint state of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. Whorlethe unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but carefully conceals ens misfcirtinie,. it may be some couse : lation for 'hien to know, that although it be an ohjed of :doubt or uncertainty with other Prattitioriers, the removal of • these. Deficiencies by the gradual pro.aess of Renova. tion, is the acquire:nem Experience. It the rites of Bacchus or 'Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour, m e e t, anxiety will be prevented by an early Counterac tion of thus languid State ; and in these cases, no great ' LGlscuity will occur. • but wetere this Deficiency has for years existed, a propee ; perseverance is . indispensably -• equisite to revive the slum. benne Spaiks of Lite, and to re-animate the Constitution. M ARIL I h. I) I,V )MEN, who have long been disappointed - • H in their expeetatiolis of a Family, may be assured, that in rust instances, such defects aree:urahle by •Itailical skill. The st..-0r.,....5y which is so essential to my underee , and the qualiticatione which I have presumed to see., ' rorrn tliehisi of my -pretensionS, and in coincidence with 5 , ,, h l' this intimation is given, that MY. Preeenay be con:kJ:tee) personally, or by Letters (irrlosing n treell Note), at his house, No. eia, .krundei street, Strand, near - Temple lar. V: There is an •addition .1 Entrance. in Water-street, adjoining, and the Name is on both the (Won. Martin .irce, Meiebier of she Ruyal College 01 Surgeenee • This Day .was IpbTished, • price ts. THE COUNTERF.E.rr; a Farce, in Tvvb Ads. • a v ANDREW FRANKLIN, . Authoratlie'Loprian i'estivai, Wandering Sew,. &c. &O. . Ptinted for.G; and T. Robinson, Faternosicr-row. .„ of. whom 'nay had, lately 1. The by N4 - e.Cubb, price zs. 6d. z. Tr Carl,-.!r.., by iteyholdS and Pi4r. Reeve, price .;. td. 3. A Howse to be Sold-, by Mr, Cobb, price 25.