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jvi31,14.c, JUT e•GiC rwimcr• which the Legislature gave to Arse -Overseers ' ' , -4 accompanied: by anrxpedati , az that they woad at t tend to,'to didates. of haminior 4.osuards , 114 creaturi , , - in 'a case , where it rwto most of all caller for---It is, indeed, grievous, to observe, that 'hi sitheaion . of these objeCisshoUld 'never htme awaked the attention,- or even curiosity, of the Overseers of the Parishes who bound out.. these Children, or of the Mogistrates who signed their. Indentures,of .4ppren siceships, Oae-lamevts that none of those -who ! were so armed she purer, so called upon by duty, should never to much as inquire, bosAlt hese poor children were employed ? How the; nnetefed ? llostreloathed;l or how instrutied ? Whdher their labour .1.041$ to theirycars? Ithetho. their cl.athivg s4 . eient? "Pcther their lush-maim was PP. But, with' an .apathy which is not uncommon in Overseers," -think kear one of them ,say We have got rid of these childleniput of the Parish, let others look tes them itoqn ; sue h.;:4:e dome with them." But I would - . lvvc them know, that a negligence like this of which thr:y are guilty, is not more Consonant to r:ke Lasts of thy Land, than it it to the dictates of Iltimanily ; 1 would have., them know, that; lehotrtter the Luau • requires to be done at all, requires to be dove - pro.; feel), arid to be well done; that to bind -seventeen Children to a Sdretih who rot, or who cannot,' either employ, or eloathe, tr/red them, is not actor 4 ing to, but a violation of the Las:, and whid, they .svere now before the Court, would Pi4t tier_' i pollibed.. .11'4 is what d, expe, the Overseers of the Poor, to, understhnd to be the Law of 'this Land,' and this the answer I would give to an Overseer if he stood upon the floor of this Court, if he asked'' Whether he was answerable for _the cruelty of a master to whom he had settled out children ai-ap.: prentices ? As to the Magistrates, I lurdly know what to say to their- nattention'hitherto upon' this most interesting and serious subjed ; I am confident" they have no evil intention, although the negligence of some of them is highly culpoble ; but for the ho nour of many Magistrates in this County, I would ; say a few words. Indeed, 1 think 1. am hound to notice sonic things I have learnt in talking with "some Magistrates on the subjed of flu, Condition of these children, and the contlud. of .the Officers who are entruste d with the care of -thrtn. These i n le' :V C . Q points and topics have attratted the attentionsof the Magistrates of this County, , who have nyttle an Order, which.if pursued, may in future, in some , respeas, reniedy the Evil complained of, and I trust, Others will copy their excellent exainple, and that this Ordtr witl be carried into general execution. • I utider4and, and, I mention.it that it may he known to others, that the Mode of employing these 'children in this tambour ,work, is such as, is very injurions to their health, on account of the writhed Situation in which they are plated, by which they are to 41ormitiei, and they, have.no prosper t of .b6ig , afterwards enabled taearnan honest li velihootb% 1. have been ft vou'redig ith a letter from a Gentleman who elesi':ribes that which I think myliellbound to re gard asihe roust dreakif'al situation in wiliCh these pOOr deatures are. It iS a le tter.frotila Gentlemanwho '.l4eS , in the midst of those who areihtts employed in Bethnal creen,and,who is vve;l qualified, to form an . opinion upon the subject. He states' the dteadlul condition of ,these , Poor Parish Apprentices. He says, lie cannot. describe it:OtherWise than such as is . disgraceful to a,civiti zed State, hut - that he does, not consider the. Massefs and Mistresses of these Apprentices, as worse 'than the. Overseers who' hind them out to this business.' If these. lie the fads, as I" have no donbt they are;" said the : "earned Judge, ‘' I hope the Magistrates. wilt 'be. good enough to prosecute farther their inquiry into 'this matter. And, should the Manufaiturers that without these Children they cannot follow their . trade, and the Overseers should say, that without this opportunity, they cannot get rid of the Children chargeable on their Parish,'----4..w0u1d lay to the ilthat be so, The whole trade must, at 'Once, for, the sake 'of Society, be .wholly abandoned.)— To the other, 4 You shall not be allowed to put out Homan Beings to occupations which lead 'to de. formity,. disease, consumption, and other ills which lead to their destruction, instead of their sup Port. in .The Cnurt has taken into ;onsideration your po. Iterty, and all the other circumstances gf your, case ; and for the offence you have committed cloth order and adjudge, " That you be impriscmed, :t0 kept to hard labour, in in the House of Correition for the' county, of Micidlesex, for Twelve calendar nionths. —=-In the mean time, rdesire that the order lately made upon' this subjed, by the Magistrates for the county of Middlesex be now read,—that it may he made known to those whom it may concern, and for the benefit of the Poor Children." The Order being read, Lord KEzrrox--" I think it may not.be impro per for me to say a few words on this occasion. In the greatest manufaeturing town in the county of Latu:aster, a great deal of atteniion has been paid to this subjett ; and it has been communicated. to me by a Magistrate to whorn the Public is.'much indebted, Mr. Bailey of Manchester. !le has shewn a great deal of anxiety upon the suhjea'now before us. An Order similar to that we have just beard was entered into. Heim& not only caused it to he published in the county in which he lives, but also over the countio of Chester, Flint, Denbigh, Stafford, and the. West Riding of York. I think. I should fall short of my duty if ,I did not express my personal obligation to this Gentleman.'' Mr. Gin applied for ,leave to file an Informa. tion against the Rev.„Mr. 1.4.t.t5, a Curate in Gloucestershire, for an Assault Upon an Attorney, who went to consult the register of hi parish. At first it appeared the Divine behaved to the Lawyer with the greatest politeness ; he led him into his - study, and sat writing by his side while he was malt ing the search. Several volumes were turned over, but the wished for entry could not be found; at last a leaf appeared, the greater par,t of which was torn away. The. Attorney expreksed great astonishment at this, and complaining of the negligence of the keepers of the Regi,ter, deolnred that in all iirobbi lity the leaf which had been-cat out contained the very thing his Client wJ , AuXifills to find, With. TITHES and PERPITUAL, ADVOWSON, GLA. NIORCANSHIRE. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION,. BS , Mr: CHRISTIE, At his Gre-at Room, in Pall , l4iall, On THURSDAY, the loth of bay, *Onep'Clock, 'IN TWO LOTS, . LOT I. A VALUABLE -FREEHOLD - ESTATE, con sisting of the GREAT TITHES of the very exten sive PARISI' of C A DOX TON, in the Viciity;ofG N 0 LL CASTLE, GLA 110 ItCANS'HIRE, orthe Arthtial Value of near . • SEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS,.. LOT H. ,g The P E RP ETU AtA DVOWSON of the VI CARAC E of CA po x To N,of the Annual Value of TWO HUNDRED and FIFTY POUNDS ; subjed to the Life of the present Incumbent and. the next Prebentation. Particulars may be had on-the first of June, at Choll Cu. GlAtnorganshire ' - of the Primers of fl; Liverpool Gette r-A Advertiser ;S. Vale) 's 'Mita Journal; Manchester, Shrewsbury, and Batt} Chronicles ; ax the Rainbow Cutlet, Cornhill ; and in Pall Mall. GNOLL •CASTLE- ESTATE, TOWN OP NEATH, .COITINGE NCY. AND VALUABLE ua:R. VAUABLE coLT. GL MORGANSHIRE. * • TO BE sou) BY AUCTION • By Mr. CHRISTIE, . s s " . At his Great Room, in Pall-Mall,. • On THURSDAY, filly 16, at One o'Clock, • -In One, Two, or Three, Lots, A tAPITAL. and VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, with extensive' Manors, Courts Lett, Courts Baron, Quit' Rents, Fine, Herriots, &c. most plenti fully stocked with Game, valuable Fishery, &o. .ealled GNOLL CASTLE, • • In a most beautiful and sporting part of Glantorgan ; the Castle forming a most desirable Residence: with L'apital Gar dens walled and r i c hly Cl oat hed I w i t h el of every de scription, beautiful P ICASUM.- (.; round, seated in .an elegant Park of about 200 Acres, surrounded by several . eligible Farms, with minable Buildings; and in the whole riS3 Acres of Rich, Arable, Meadow, Pasture. and Wood-Land,, tifelS' Ciinaai of the annual Value Of TWO THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED POUNtiS ;- Also, part of thejown,of Noatb, of the Annuattfillutrof near . ' • • EIGI% FieNDRED POUNDS, ' • • ," With a valuable Contingency thereto belonging. Also a most -capital Colliery adjoining. the Canal and River Neat h . , capable of producini, , Six Thouiand Wee of Coals, .giving at feast a net produce of One Pound and upWartis . per . Wen or a net Annual Income of • • - SIX THOUSAND POUNDS, clear orexpences and our-Oings. The.beautiful situation of the Premises may be ceticeivat, but cannot be deacriOed • the 'rown,urkt..Nallltabto River of death intenieeting the Country,' toms a. most plait resgue, beautiful, 4ne- 4 01cresting scene -.to the Mansion, which is Modern, and: to t h e iunnediate reception of a . • . 1 . • . • A el-hop:mends shew 0.6 Estate. ' • PlanS of the Estate, and situation of the .Colliery., with • r. elevation of the Ca.4tte, M , be stilt at Mr. christies, .in Pall-Mall„ who is entpo*Lsiott to ireetive Propesali . for the whole, or any, pars of the Estate, by Priyate Contract, Krate4 partienlaYs may bra had at Gnoll Castle, and of she Printers. of the Liverpool General Advertiser ; S. Farl4's Bristol journal . ; Mancikuor Shrewsbury, and Bath Chinni— des; at the Ra inbow .Col Conlin:4 and in Pall N. B. As many Peisnns, pi.rticttlarly Servants and . dies ienceei, inistake the House, F. NE WI3 E R.Y, PrOprie— tor,- is nyder the re.,cessiti of pointing onto hat it is at the East Eu 4 of SL NW's, imp:it to ChCapiitte, anti that it has t large Stuccoed Front, with rheic 4t'4,rtis scribed:: " THF.: 01 4 11-Y WAREHOUSE FOR DR. I ES's POWDER.** 1.0 NI)f)N VI-tilted by liti C FiANAN I. IAN tot isow.yti - ccf„ c• trent„t;diutiv; Vublit'heg tip' L I , 1 / 4 ; H Scitt?z: tot arm At the syy. o relor, Nab I 1 2, ,Af r aw a ; where '4dvettlie4Norti,.. Order; for the Pater, Lute) , tot c, jFort. • tout. adystis 4 N%uiLi, Lim; 1 tILIM.JII Lett UK: MUM, 4i continued out 'f6r a considerable time. The ind fatigable .r-Nttorney contilming his researches, tilting with little liO'pes of success, at last to his unspeztia. able joy discovered what he had looked for so long in vain. Short-lived, however, was his jqy t , for as he was beginning to copy the. entry . , the. Parson' returned, backed by his man-servant, a car renter that had been working for him, and diverp others. The voorAttorney was now taxed with having him,df frAutlulently cut out, thu leaT, an 4 coneelad'it in his rocket. He denied the eharge t but was s^ill declared guilty.—He desired that Ins Tockets.raight be searched, but even this would not satisfy his accusers. The Curate and his myrmidons et auallY laid him down, stripped him to the skin, and made him dance naked about the room. This conduka, Mr.Gt e as said, admitted of no palliation, as the Gentieman on whose behalf he applied had ever borne an irreproachabl& character, and was universally respeiied. LordsKE N YON observed, that the concluft of Mr.'. Et.i.ts was very improper, and perhaps a civil' Ac tion might be brought against him. At the same time lie was not induced to grant an information, the expellee of which to a Curate would be ruinous. Be sides, the Case was not of the.iiggravated rarture'of those sbinctimes stated, and no bad consequence could folloW, although the Court should not inter fpre in the summary manner required.--"Kule refused. TO THE LADLES, The happiness of both Sekes is so:Conflated with -the increase of female charms, it is not to be won dered at that .the inventive genius should be on ployed-to discover what may be' innocently used to AvisiSt Nature, in keeping the tyrant man in a state of pleasing bondage to tile softer sex. This disco_ very, is now, matle,•and as imposition has been but too frequently practised upon the credulous, the 'Gentleman who is the inventor of the MAGNEtte CREAM, has consulted- the delicacy of the Sex, by committing the sale of this curious and elegant pre paration to a Lady of honour and respedability, who has tutharity to return the money, if this in, tiocent Liquid does not give to the skin •that pecu., liar fairness, which, as well as: delicacy, bespeakshealth, find throws an animatio'n into.the countenance, which shall give the eye "the full potter to ,charm and fascinate. For the hand and tirm it is prepared in a different form, and ii - delicacy would perniit thC names of those Ladies to be men honed, who have approved this innocent CoMposi. tion, 'their number 'would exceed belief; for rank mid fashion. It CM) be had only at N0.'13, Brown. low street,' near Gray's-Irin,, jfolborn, ,in • baffles at ion: 6d. each.' • N. B.- Ladies' residing in the Country, by in.: closing one-pound noteYniay have two bottles sent' to them, safely,'packed in a box; with billi`Of diredions•to 'pay ofthe Kingdom. SIIIP NErt• • . . • POOL k., jt:Ni 2z., rArrivcd—tite - Rae in June, Stroud, frOM Newcastle; Ac tive, Hawker ; !lope, Netherwood, and Maria' and Eliza, Ditty, fronyrortsmOuthi and 1314nd/cad, jattOrd,from Lou- Saild -the Aurora, 'Pricer; for Sr: Pro\ . idaict*, Whit e ; and Good Intent; kines, for Southallipton A Ltry, I liurofr, for Lyme; and Fanny, Lieal, for ‘Veyinuutli.: caAVEsetro, Passtxt hy—the tendon, Shaw, from Smyrna ; Drie hrotlers, tram Eninden ; Franklyn, )lAtitwAy, froni C,.ttenburg; and Sally, Alan, trynt,ltorterdant. - S.nlect—the U ptone Castle, Patun, ibr India; Friends, fittsintell t rot :F u I.eonartl, for Peteishafghs and S't. John Harntst, Volkers, tor Itottetclaw. MAN 0 IZS'; -4 EVeXt SON, Silko P SI-UR 1. ADVOV " LP • , - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTMN. #44 '. - By Mr. CIIRISTTS,: , ..,i .... ~. At his Great Room in Pilr:44,l : alt, 4 14,1111 1. . .On TU ESDAY, Jvl v. 1,4, at O W Co: C 140; , r ~t , A CAPITAL FREEI-1()LD EST.VM - con,. , -,- . ri. sisting of Minors nor_ 7.0 miles in eT;ent, :.apit I‘IANS ION: liblitEi called Cll 1.: ti - WN N t? 14A I. 1., vv,4 every suitable attached and detached .oflice.requisite liirg large family, excellent K r itclicti Garden wi9Elofty Wall 4, richly planted anti cropped, Pi:Astir,: Cji - otaii; ,Ivautifut Park of upwards of zoo Acres, walled ritnit; iirid embellisl ed with Rivers of great extent. - insight oLthe House, Slice of Water of zo Acres, well stored with , all kinds of Fish, 'tich . Plantations well tilaberct,l, elegantly scattered with the greatest plenty of Game and Field Sport; surrOunded' with several capital Farms, with all suitable thit-buildinis.in elm ? plere replar, and about .0300 Acres of rich Arabic, Meadow', Pasture an d Wood • Land; -an Asylum for ainic i entliely compaci within a sing fene,x, , great part 'of. it .Titilef ree, le to respectable Tenants on Leases, which will shortly tapir at the low old Rents amounting annuallv to - about TWO THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED POUNDS. • '• ' , At the expiration of; which will Joe capable of very coma Utterable improvement. 'The perpetual Advowson of Redory of the annual Value of upwards of scot.; sitbje& to the Lhe of the present Incumbent aged.' about -59 years, delightfully situated in a . healthy and sporting part or sbtophire, about a mile and a half from - Newport, oh the Old Chester Road, to miles from Stafibrd, rS from Shrews bury; and 34 from Chester. . • A Plan and Particulars will soon be ready, and then may: , be had of Mr. Lloyd, No.' L . , :Gray's Inn.square ; 'Messrs. Strong and Still, Lincoln's lots; of Mesirs. Shaw, Newt Bridge-street;aud in Pall,Nfal/. , MARRIED. , • • - • On the tsth in st: at St: Ann's, 'Westminster, L.t. Five •man, Esq. of Cric.ktnaiiilyn , Penibmkesitire,.to Miss Sophia Trelawney, second tau Biter of tile Eire General TrehQsney. On.the , t•lth.inSt.• at hfitry-le-hone Chnrch R. R. Reina. gic, Esg, of,Upper:Nortolt-street, to Miss eulltinch. Y6terday,•by, the Rev. Georp•nalle . Ny, Ottley, .Svtalfbartl; in Norrolic,. to Miss Styaii, daughter of ',Styan, Esq. of Lombard-street. '• • ' Ye6reitiav, at Claßioni Churcp s ....Thontas Astie,_Esq, to 'Brogden,"‘of the sam eplace,' rurti,Urogdcn, •Mettibia•fur Launceston, • - ' •• - Oil Sunday, at St.•AiariszChiir 4 6ll, Iniies, Mr: Fentiineni Of Deptterd t to Miss MariOlichell,,of Ijor4Luu, Suskx, . . • - OXFORDSHIRE.. BEECH' WOOD, - SOME CAPITAL ()AK, &c. , - TO BE SOLD -BY? AUCTION, CHRISTIE, • At the Red Lion, Bridge' Foot, Henley. upon Thames, fI4ER It NEXT, in LOTS, A rREEHOLI) ESTATE; consisting of ONF HUNDRED anti FIFTY ACRES' of 'WOOD LAND, coverethwith VALUABLE BEECH WOOD anti sdrne CAPITAL OAK TIMBER, in the iruyst ,THRIAT ING STATE, situate within about Four Mike Of the Thafitel, and,Se'Ven of Henley upon Thames, in the County of Oxford, - ; - . • Particular:4 are preparing, and will be ready for delivery one litopth prior to the SdIC, when Plea of the Propertjr 'may be seen in • p&p., . . . . . On Saturday last, in Finshutir.squari, in ,his . , 590 yc.ar, Ric:hard Iluddleston, Esq, of Gray's Inn. ilisdiritit was oc. c4ioned by his horse carrying him with great violence against the shaftS of a chaise,, by which his 'leg N,' as so. dreadfully trailltred Kis to render amputation necessary. ... On Wedne,sday. last, at Walsingharn.placelafter a 'short 1 mess, Tho. Pickens, Esq. lately, returned front Punaica: On-they isth inst. tit. Dhdilingstone; in ,N.VeSulAntlian, the On. Captain-Patrick Napier,, dr the-Royal Nrivv; On Monday. 4ast, IVlis Deborah Martyr, ot s c) ieenwich. , On the adth inst. in Mansel- , >trec.t, Mr: Rohert Newcome, brother to The'ldte Primate of Ireland. PRICE,O 1 E -STOCK; -.• ibink , , Navy s per stock . 5, per .Cent. 1797, Irish per Cent. gi j '- 4 per Cent:. Con. 3SQ-79i 3 per Cent. Red. 6i 61 kper Cetitlllon'. shut . Out° 'Wilt Lung Atm. 12 7.16 i Difio Short' Ann. 0 3.16 Sorift • Ati A Y. • ditl Stock rAtiticyricr New dilto I.ottcty Irish ditto Oinniurn to* : toi Impel'. -3 per (v, 59Z,i !Atte, Ann, -It g'-16i Bank for Account India for Miry ConsolS for Account 2 OOURSE OF T: .CII4INGE, T trt3LYA J A . Azlt6lta 3 2. ttr. Lt-ghorn 54 Nt,:t p 1 . 40 Genoa 4S .4 ..IVE Venice -. 44 Lisbon • • • 62 Oporto - ,61 Dublin - • ,t 5 AIINERV4-OFFICE, LEADEN,riALL-sTitivr. This Day w s Plibithllo, In Three Volumes, tam°. , price 13s. 6d. sewed, .I.IIIIINGLENNE ,; or, •'1 he CRI'I'ICAL MOMENT. A NOVEL. Dedicated; by perrnisA.. , n, K p h Dat.LlNfi, By IS - ADP:I.I.A LLY. • printed for. W. Lane, Leadenh4ll 4 street, and sold by every Bookseller in the United Kingdom, . Whore may be had, by the same Author,, , lthla of Avontlalei Pricity, in 3 vols, price gs, sewed. oscrlina, or The Rewards of Benevolence, a vohi. price 7s; SC,Wel.l. Eva,. 3 Vols. price ros. 6d. sewed. Also, just published, Litsignan, or The Abbey,of La.Trappe, 4 vols. price 14s. sewed. Agnes, 3 vols.. price rls, 6d. sewed. rc•dertca gisberg, ad Laitioni by the saute Author, a vols. price gs. scs%Cii. MEDICINE ACT. At the only Warehouse for Dr. TANIES's POWDER,, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, a few Dorirs flout the Corrter.of Cheipside, rr HE following MEDICINES dre Sold; at the 1 Prices. annexed, inclusive.of rise 'Stamp. Dirties in. pOsed by this Act; but no additional charge has been Made upon jAI4IES.'s POWIYE R, which is Continueil at the original' Price of as:6.l. per Packet,, It •may also be had it 11. 4s. per Dozeni .or the quantity of a, I)ozcii Packeti in one Bottle for" zs. 6d. Duty included; so that the Public are.no lin;.in order tp , facilitate the operation, and W . :lessen the blirtlen' of this Ail, Which would in A great measure kinve provedb Tax [pion• Benevoleriee,iall the other' 14k.Nitt.ilies ate sald - to any Pcroons pun:has:jug half a Dozen, or inure, tree from the expetice of the.Stampii • . s. d., . Dr.: I moles. Powder 6 Cephal ie Snuff . , 9 Analeptic Ili)16 4 6 Dr. Steers's Parer), , • Cat;le Powder 6 I.ozeiyes t dr. neopti's 1, g Dr. Attstitea Citatybeat ,' Essence of Coltsfoot o• • Fills 4 a • Essence ofreppyin. I it o...erry's Bilibus Pills s o Ormskirk Aledtialles .1 Dalby'4 Carminative: t'9 :Class's Magneiia 3 - l'ickelPs /Ethereal Spi - . I tWish'S Scots Pilla 'pit . • - 36 ' Cratit'sl)rops - GreenoughisTirtelares t t , l Nortott's DropA $ Tclit Lotenpts . ..I SO;lsbury.'s Drops- sr 0 Mr.Skwe'i Dem r‘fricc4 o. Speediman's Freake's Tinet. of Bark - 3 ,6 Colfee 2.9 Flimflam's, by ditto, -z n - Dr. .tiolander , s Tea •-2 9 Dr. Stecr's l)podeldoe .2 . 6 . fones's Rheurnatic Convulsam Oil 2 6 - ir,elure 3 6 . _ Mgt, the (;enctine Atquehusatie, Lady impottecl, .11,i most of the other Proprteraiv Nteiicuea in repute.'' ( ) rtirrs for Exportation are I.upptitti without Stampsi as before this Ad. G A YOUN MAN, 3 LADYs M. 11.1), or Vaid i . Wait 0 0!;,.. , -Jan prcLur the. C aunt ry , pa,55.11.)?4, lier% F. 1:k at Mr. rownsliend's, No,jo4:lll%„CctricirtVitredt, Strand. Ici.-k ; g4t ' --- .4" P L A C F ~ . A SIGAAIDENEk S..Blltl:FiNtl(M.agekl Man ..C.l . has no objedion to wait at libi4o ci rlo kattcA a Ihnse: C:ut have a good Charadey..-, 7; llmidrQ for S, B. at No. io, Mountain-court, Strand. HEN Professional Men of htducatiott acid . .:-W:gcmonsibiJity-ticiiikid.,froln the general .Svstain by the selection of a peculiar branen, the t,tr.ct , iin of 10. on* • thittixittletess sbest lon I ' the oftet -- o f soomor.ty. Eight years have t oevot;At me practice. to the exclusive ni •treatctit . of Three - bisOrdersYdnd . the stteci:ssful r6ttlt (A' ,rusi plitnsives add'itional arkt . to 'oppose, as t.ir ai,l ci ttne - I , :tviges of tlioSe'emiiplaints which are 1:.: most . . hutormnt.in the Catalogue otkluinart I titumities,., , After initiation into every Branch, as ail AtJny Surgeon, I forded,* wish at 'an early period of Pradice t.ktesciie dividuals front the ignoranie of uneducated ITictl, or the -- .equAlly dangerous preetoittii4ot. general - PraStitionerzt. The Three Disorders, to L the. Cure 0( which I h a ve ile voted my attention, comprise -eVerl' spoi:les o:' REAL INFECTI ON, whether -ot recent ~q.r long du ' tAll611: adly," . All kin of debility, whether arising from .the - habits at school.boyi, tit: itidulgences `t tllx`titte age; And, lastiv that deninornent ot the s...sr:rii ill wo men. whieh is called BA ENN Ss, or ST F. k TY . Numerous DISC:I,es are the result yt igno„ance, ui 114 - 4 e in. he ti'eatmetit of a simple: Golierrlimei thla frtiptently happens that the seeds .of Lite .04 - o . ppi? , "!l"4•YY • the miliscretion'or aft' tinoarded hoe.r.-= , -VY a Superior me. thod such Complaitils.atc easily . cured ; and, en Ns bac others have failed, I trust that I may presume to oiler a radical re.establislimeoti • ;„ t Few, however, "are the cases compheated distress this disomer, compared with the :calamitous .situanous of 11 en, -Nvtt4 trout an. Indulkence in li solitary. vice, prevalent gaieties of a_,fasbionablt... life, ttlat f :t h c .of Debtlitr, which is thettnavoirlahle'tonsetiuesc e '" 01. pernicious habits. t Where the trithappy intkrer broods over his ir,isery, bu carefully conFeals (1 ma soine raw.: of the Litho'. kir. him 'fb know, At Ithigij it be All VbJt:C t . itailbt or uneertainty his' ' it iwwrs, th 4 ' ,T 11° ,, v3 ,91. - Atiese! ticienetes :the .'..grtoiitil'orogreis tion, is the accolireineut of my lixperience• 11 - t t e ' of Bacchus or Venus 'have began to reduce Islttalr v. 4" much aUxictv will be.404144144ted; by an early Cottutuakt: t s iori t)f:this fanguid state , .111 cases,, e2' gr • difficulty will occur : . . • • But where this Deficiencylias, for years existed, a prr-'eg perseverance 1. hulispcnsablv • • ecykisite to reviv: the !ilia .lffir,graiiis of Lite, and reatinnate the Con:Aitation• MAR El) WOM N, whohave long bc,q; in thcii expedatlafti - or 1 - tl;attit m3sl such detik4kAr t • hy.Me`i' e3l. skil ' Nectetiy * W)1101r is :.0 essential to mV 11%,t1:fUtit:t.ngt and the ualitn:ations which have ptesUillt." >" re ' 16 :1 1 1 the basis my . pretetlsions,. anA conulac:we v.it 4 t . givoi, that miry- ',rte cas u 'i s personall;, or by Letters (Inciosini; a sin.diNrAtert,3t.„ house, No. ag, Arundel street, Straul, nelr • fgr There is an - actditintit . twancc in tiV atboin4nit,the Nair= is ,on both the d,i. Atar-strc et, I;3 Algtriber of the Roy CiAlcie. Surins' - . . . . . • ~...c Wt()RTIIY TIIE ATTENTION' Of Al,.g'‘'''''''. . . 4 salt. The -A tfii4;ted are now halkpilv,presented. %Vial 4 13 ' 6 ' „„i sabetary, and absolitte S ; picific for those - sI 't hitherto. incurable Disbirses,'; the Kinl's Ev ., 14 • .f ' ) ;„' ° `,;.. l ' . Strurna, Scurvy; Gout, Rheuirxttl.nn, .1'i1..-4, LeP"'":'' and all Disorders originating ill' au 'awhile sr a:e vi l'"' Blood. 1 THE rus • ANTI-IMP4ETIGiN FS a Mc(iict. founded on a chemical and pililosophical .b 4 ,i''' ~f by ranted by titieNteritniCe of a series . of . ..ye,iiS, salzii um ,; . bi Cullen's I' radiee of Physic and .Ititosejoyy, 4nd vt:i'g . .:,,, - ,..u . S. SOL(r.11()N, :1 1 I). of Liveritoor, ;who plenge4l ll4 it; to the . Public, Chat tills Medicine is perte,tiry init?t:! „tau' , ;;; - !foetus, .safe .in its.appliaation..and potverft ,ll Y '''l"".iellf.c -every sincies of 1 mpetiginesi or dei)raved brbitt,tvleti 4 ; . f) ,,, clans . of the skin.* It is of' the utmost intpoil,itt:4: I?,.i'ilds aillia'll with any, of theSe direful disesies , e_,... , ' t" . "), t h; ',: t n i c u ch 11 4 31 0 tel4riirer4 as. wyll as, to she risn ...101 0 "!„ u ` 1 „,,, 41 1, 4 4 - iii ; i:doe t hertilaary cortiptaitits mai - be ~; ~,itr re .-- - .- ' . • ' blood pUrified from every degree o eia1 1 ',.....r) ; l)i It has.been held by all . Phesicianii; 4l " l- - ,,,t rc ; ' ,,:!ssorther tt ofs t ij' r p l u :t t :/: titie l o lt t . ', t t h lt e is i l s ° sc b r tio a n n i d t ' 1 %;t t It 't is 'il C ii4 ou l tr i t i r i ,l: l \ l ‘ ),. - 11111 ,,, c f,, ' , 1: 1 1 ,; •' :' 1 1 '1111. 1 1:1461. ' f 1; Pets abOundehietty ;lam . -• . i_.• i t all fs :...-- ,,,.,,, e .1g _hut, ipsta ,• • , .i , • re4.!.4 tiv-i sodden chauges of,tlie weather, at.c. , :t 41 1'.. 5. "1 - - I r itta°oo , .use by t ep, h tz ei r q ii t ln o lT s ; t ithi e oe t n c ib rit ,laa e ttod i ,. a i t , h; ri g luild :n r,o 4l l,..:at a e l lrr 4 , . o ..r onf i l i ty l 7 l: 44o 7l7; s A o i r d r il i , t;i cr :l titis , , , i l ll. J . 4 :: . 1 ' 1)41,111 s. Ikt:. the . portentous. barbitt„gers or alkul' s Ylltiliill'.l ease which-proves fatal to the: init'tbltaitts- at tartar ~. 1,1,..Art; peritaps there is'no place on earth 40 . subj , :a to th-ts,-.:4.04, ;coitt..i:oesuatsmtohiiit&irtilspolatritd:n:c.::::t4Ntsick:kcAAW::::7,°. : tll ll : 4 r t iti l7 ..i ' al! . : 3 : :are otter experienced in one'diy.,: ir,,,,,,,- , it h,ciirsu, .. et lo i .decidedsr c mcily for thosc-distartiers.4w4;-,e 4 , titeic. P' ti w.,;, obstructed perspiration. , ()ne of the imufe ; ...can , i i.4l, ; 4 , tistructinit is to contaminate. the vital ... ~... . I ' . " ' 7 'o • r - i,_„_, • source of variousobstittate clisor4ter&, ttli, • ~. .•• . • - ~t, upon the skin, to the great oneioYauce '' l 111- ' Il ''' n ' ''ill F' ire}; and. by t herlpalignity of 1.: . , Ili 14::(1,•!,1111.??,,. i.,... Cotbititutiott, and ciulangenng tits L.: ‘..- of tl4ooA oLi f ti. ..of.! •Furditig to the various habits or constitutional - I PD., i'7. 1 en. 11 . 1 its subcels and according to' the 4r,r,:e of nrai- ,, Jr . , ,,b,it's . which ) flre i l-ocet. is inipregnated; it C , lnftitters th•-• r . h.H l id liti! -with dillirent ,disorders land '.if rei:otirse 0. , 10 , 1 ,, b 4, ii) ' time to proper remedies, thee' .becontiri rooted iii2tiie . it a .s .; that few zn,alicini:s can reach ti t s. Ind•at and ni'"'Y t „. ; 44 lila& IfSe of for'thai. - ptzipote, rl ' tifi ' s'orVe-' 114 exa51 ) :... 0 ..'''',i 3 ,..,0 diivellie littinotirs into new chandis, ;and; el!Ol Y1 deeper in the ,constitution. ; ••• " ; ' l5; °P ‘ji: , Dr.' Soloman, .titereforc, 11:tiing, been pan; i s Pos, s- i i ;„ - ttiits , a troll* for the certaiu and ofte'ettial cure et Itose . , 0 01!!: , ' Which' take their rise front an inipure :aid vitiezd stA tv , t t he blood and lymph, and having 4observe.ci with 4.1 - ;-i ) r 'l , 4 ell' tturnberiesS instances Where patients tart Pil,`t'll ,'',"„ . , 4 ii't 110,f' serable existence without, receithri the sitfalk't '''''..,..,;;, P c any thing they could procure, not wititstatinii;;;; 1 '. 1 " I T - 'l,!4t f . ' tended-reinedies which have been od:::ed 1 0 1 ; 11 ' - ,- 1 1 1 11. 0 m . . universal specifics for those cornplaints,- Dr45° 4 °,.. 11 , 1 , - „;,,,crin,' .• length yielded to tbei>re4ng.net.4:ssitic.,i of 113' ,',‘ . l, i it 'lo',l tires 40 deeply allli.lcd, and tieterutinol e... 4 !'''' t " ' ~sin 4 01 " . world as - ii iiiedicinc of the greateSt •tiatioi).vl ;;:;101t-7,..,;401,AA , truly•calculated to cleanic the blood froni'eli ; , " 1 ,, g ,'-' ( 1 4 . 1440' 61- ' terad every nforbid affeedioli, :intl. restore i,t , ' , .' '' v`" - Constittitionj. ... , ~,t ro otts, • ,__ 'fhb Kiii„a!s: . '. Etli:, gtri.l2l?:orscroe . ..: l ,„,,a; ..,.r',; hartl. ' 3 l l Qi. O A. ° and oftto Litnolek‘t, ttireours, tlt,at !atiTze t t tii2 , gIP' . 1 ., .i. .. neck; 'ttiider - Ylio: Chin, , a fin4);i,,t, 4th;„ .1 1 , , 4 0, 0 1 .. 1 .' 1 :, 1 1'14... wrists, anti most cotimtntil v Is sptca'bi tile ttecelnli, s" 1" ; thatear . s, Niateria 11;ledica has;,heen tried,„ lktili'.e.,iy littia,ltic,,ti-i,,,LcaLri To rinf i gye t tlteif obstinne. ii.)4naptettiP,.',„o,l44`"'-; the...lib:ll4)y bultirrer telt 'to. drug 4.lfit 3 trikcr i ' e ; i l, , '‘ ll4rj e t Many 4tiz...cia,viing 41q,1114. , )n.crwit,i , at gLitloll,ll'.,--vur, ~: • the nntt.impeftgmes woujA,re4lole ,to 11 It` r't.6o t :• / recourse was tiadq - tr'"it. i'.The'tlitecllons'giVdn ril 1: lit1 )4 of th are plain, anti, its - Applitatiott'il *ten ded W i ---'' , -;. ''•;/' 4 fir trpubte: - -.- ler 0 ' - { Tit& Anti-Impe . tigines is an alteratiVe.apd rut",... 4 .mil t,, , hood; its operation42.s..,gradual;..gantl,4and cirri `'o L"'' , ceptible ; it is the best suttstittne. flat alias eYer tered far thgfcLukrents . nlincr,4'Martporit ' '', ,A or p ; ', hlood, and stiltlultdes . it to expel 'ail 'ot, ! :sotei r 4 , 1 :,,i0g '' J(tiee, v,lbg;Strittig,t It and tone to ' tar Scar',4 e."''',..'az„liA9Ver,, 1 a vigora ttng both 0014 y awl utirsd, bne. 4 . ,. „ iv s rt 4 . , ' EitiPt4"Ons, ,Ory or Wet Leprosy, the Anti-1.111,1),-!1;,. 4.irti to " ' jaiMi tf pre-erninent . ;.: over all ()diet' 'A10tti'..'0•13,;;;10....t (iset, toil N,aciapted for the sitteil!irtokt;OYa.tilith(:l 4 ;10 41P ' 311(1 ~ `iii ilit 'fi l irl c 1 e ., 1 : t li c ;kj' A ; b At . j l al 01 ai ' - . t. J: - , ., - . .r, •• long sta-naii;r: • . : _ it ., ',ad, '''` l r 11 , I it d;.soiii44.-:: •,,,. 1!,..re Silivittion...,bss 'repeateusy .',.., ~,t o no,- no other Yente,i, ,ould. ,:*tors the ui,L.ip)y ,t,,, 2 ' , ' ,.: 1 : wiji $-• heatill ii'.lllifilittnititelY Itnt, 1112 Ailti'l iiii ) " t ' t ' i ll ,' ,r g . toand tire •great ant! only rzst‘ , :cei or( tie.iltfiand vtiP t ; to ,;, ! .11 , Profivr Dir,eliOne-for even? ~(;,-+.4,;,,t0, e01)14,010::,,uio- , thenctelves; 'arc tealeif iiii`vitli each Pottle; .10'311.,;;;in'illt ~' tip Gkneo. Tbcr.e are also Family Bottlest ‘ h tbc , r4 14 t 3, , tivantlty of six at ts . .. 6d,, for ;It los. bl Wit h; ,, , t, ,:aveit", •- ~ - ' : - ' if.: folo l9 '' :.:pi T p,•l tLi n s tre N :l l t. 7 ,a i L. i i c c i ac l is t ii,t ) ) l; b . :. l , y y 4k b rii : li v t: b Ltz : . a .r iti ii. c .l :l ,,, e ot i ti ge ldab r 7 ‘ilea d i Ig ie a u; ; lL, ; 4l , it, : - ;:‘, , i , .., :;007: N 11r . , i . : i. , . i ti : o i c n k i), s i e co) l i l n it v, r s i ia , l::.; ~ I t e c l. l l,,i i i t it r i, i i. , , v 4 ; T r y a „ti r i .. ; ,. .r c, ii tilt:. at' p p a l l i. . yi.i.,‘........./...........1.'"0 tysi ., ill. 17:7: .lerry-toad, Westirtiroter ;) . .141 d), mt.:St be addressed.