The Sun. — London, England, 1804-05-26 00:00:00

.1 - - • . • v , /A i ' ;9: - ..1 . " A"; IV • R 3641 THEATRI'. ROYAL COVENT -GARDEN.' ON MONDAY FVENING, May 0 3 1804) will he perCormed, FiZARRO. PER UVIANS. Atallba (King of Quito)*, Mr. MURRAY; Rolla, Mr. KLMuBLE ; Oroz,:inbo, Mr. CHAPMAN ; HualCorapa, Air.o BLANHARD. Mrs.'ll. SI DDONS ; Zuluga, Mrs. BOLOGNA. • SPANIARDS. Pizarro (the Svanish Ce,erll, Mr. COOKE ; - Alonzo; Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Las Casas, Mr. CO < - Almagro, Mr. DAV EN POR ' T. Eivira,-I,lrs SI DDONS. Iv T R • OSCAR AN D ALV IN A . On account of the intervening ifenetit Nights, Valentine and Orson can only be pertimntd on Saturday next week. On Saturday (last time this s.?ason), Macbeth—Macbeth, Mr. Kemble ; Macduil; Mr. Cooke L. ' Macbeth, 11r1r. ; acq Sid dons, bein -season.g the last time but o n e o f her appearing this H IS ROYAL CIRCUS. PRE.F.NT STIL2‘,DAY, May 2;,; 3 °' .1. will he ,Presenicd A GRAND DiSPLAY aF HORSEM ANS:TIT, In the-course of which, Mr. M'KEN E will take an astonish . - ing Leap over Two Garters,- a Row of Lights gam . In the course ofthe Evening, TIG HT w I R E, by Mr. FOX, the wonderful and only Man that everatternpied so singu lar a Representation. And will be performed f 1 ith time), an entire Spectacle, wi t h new Music New Grand , Scenery, Machinery, Dres ses , and Decoratio ns , ca l led THE WILD GIRL ; Mr. Or, LA BELL E SAUVACE. . S LADER „will s i ng the }copular S ong o f " A Rope's. End for Buonap arte. " To which will he added (47th time) a C om i c Pantomime, with N ew A , ra tions, call-,%lusie, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Deco- CYBELE ; . Or, HARLEQUIN's HOUR. (1:1' On Nlontlay next will be revived fby particular de 7 , sire) the favourite National Speelaele of j 0 I-11"T BUI " L and' 3ON A RTE • or, a iNlectitig at Dover. 1 n which. will be introduced an entire new Naval and Military sclaf,le' representnig the recent Acivatie Excursion of the s e nt .°- lune at Cret-nwich. To conclude with the Preation of their Colours on Biackheath. ' Doors to open at halt past Five, to begin at half past Six o'Clock, Bo; 4s. Second Price 2s.— Is. 2S. Gallery is. Second Price 6d. Second Price Is.— No. 26, CORNHILL. SHAKSPEARE LOTTERY' p°R only Three G,ineas a Prize is sure to be obtained, and Cudmission to the Gallery. HO RN SB Y -and 63. iespeettullY Public that acquaint the It s il ''Y are aPpumteti by Messrs. Boydells, to dispose of the _htisoeare Lottery Tickets at' their Offices in Town and -' , O wry - 4 rhe merits of the worthy Alderman's Lottery are t i p° evi ent to were any comment. any upli world. llec siineo c. F . ;,i_s,Jitits 'were never equalled in part of the te iort ' t ",( l Prize will prove a valuable acquisition to unate nold ' Coli ecti . cr, anci produce a competent income. A choice .... t nit° Sixty_two Jot tet - "01 valuable Pidures, Drawings, Prints, .s4,c are al, Prizes ; likhwise Prizes of Prints mast 1 4/1 to . the lot of every indual Subscriber, which cannot '31,1 iN•inducinz the Lovers of the A rm to trec.-ome Purchasers. ~,,,r,ai.s ot the Lottery raay be had, tive Of CqbellCC, at 'Nt% 26, Cornhill. Cox's Grand Prizes, and the Pigot Grand Diamond were sold by Hor ns b y and Co. ..-.oi: :,..: _____,- :N ..__._______' HE Original PATENT B EDSTEADS, SOFA T BEDS, and CHAIR BEDS, with very cont:iderable linprovernents, by MORGAN and SANDERS, Inventors of their turteh admired I MPERIAI. DINING TABLES, and Piirtable Chairs, and hlanufadurers in general of Nlo dern Upholstery and Cabinet Furniture. A very large Stock ""f ev e j• Article in the above branches, i:: - always ready for in spect ~1 1; for the furnishing Houses complete in the First Style of Fashion, and warranted of th e best Workmanship, and choicest Materials. Elegant Four-post Beds and Bedding complete, with new uesigned Window Curtains, Patent Mosquito Net Beds, par- Ictilarly portable for all Foreign Climates, by Morgan and I,4tute4-s, Furnishing Upholsterers and Cabinet Maratfadu, e ,, r s, No. 16 and t 7, Catherine -street, Strand. Please t00b... rve No, t 6 and 17 has no connexion whatever with any other Warehouse in London. A tiny and Navy Equipage of every description, on improved , .____ P rinciples, ve r y portable. . 1.../ ?WARDS of ONE HUNDRED RAMS, be. ing all the entire Stock ot Valuable RAMS, the Pro perty of JONASAIETTISON, Esq.- at No us tear Nottingham (wlio is, declining thc Ram Business), WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On the Premises, on Friday the ist Day of,lune next ; And on Thursda the 6th Day of Septembc..r, the kE INIAI NI NG RAMS, :with upwards of One Hundred of his Zelett Prime EWES; By Mr. GASKILL, At Eleven o'Clock each Day. The above Sheep, frpin their great value, are of the highest consequence to the Public ; they are absolutely bred with tiice care and attention, from the best Rams, bred, by the late Mr Bakewe)l, of Dishley, and their Descendants, tOr upward s of Thirty )(ears. For the better accommodation or the Public, this Sale is divided for the Months of lune and September. The Rams will be numbered, and may lie seen in their wool o n Monday the 2.%th day of May, day before the Sal. andfafter shorn, the Descriptive (` t l b e pub liShed Ten bav-sa): i Tgues. 4c. of the First Sale will aY liad at the Ram Inn; Snilthtielirittl:i:lee S I A T , I LIN lion,l a nd and stl Courier t n . l o i ( d ' ) , t I be ic York,es i and Don_ c l. the Editors of the fo caster, Cambridge, LeiCester, Derby, : Nottingham, Liverpool, Hull Sheffield ; and Sanders's- Nls Letters, Teme.str . eet, Dublin ; and of Mr. G askill, at his Office and Audifon- Dublin Nottingham. ti m ay i 0, i 8 04, • • ---..... .... , rptt BRUISES. SPRAINS, RH . 'rISMS tee. Sze r.UM A . • Dr. STEERS's OPODELDOC. /14.UTION,___Ori the Ontsicle of the Wrapper t on each Bottle of the real Medicine a Stamp is fixe d , iii Which is Engraved " F. Newhcry, No. 45; St; Paul's, " and over the Cork of the Bottle a Label is pasted, with these Words, " Dr. Steers's podeldoe, preparediw F. NewberY•" All thoSe which are . sold without these Designations are Bros Counterfeits. The Public are requested to attend to this Caution, in con, sequence of an Imposition which has been praCtiSed by ca. 'Tani Venders of Medicine, who, under rover of a Connexion .ill Trade with Mr. Newbery's House, have not only sold in LOndon, but, by travelling round the Country, have disse tuinated through the Retail Dealers in all parts of the King dOn, large quantities of a spuriois preparation of this- Opo-, de doe ; ia the Bills of Direction s of which the Names of r. Steers, of Charing-Cross, and Mr. Newbery, of St. Paul's . to ' Chuec yard, a re made-use of, eive u nwary Purchasers. in order the more completely d 'The genuine 0 podeldoc,isrprepared and sold by F. New bery and Sons, No. .45, St. Paul's, on ths:. Coach-way,*a few boors from Cheapside, London, in Bottles, price •2s. bd. each, -duty included; and-sold by their Appointment, by Dicey and picklSt.itton, Bow Church-yard ; Bacon and Cu. No. 150, and i• ing, No. ;6, Oxford -street ; l Wade Old Bnd.strect 1!,/l_ayley and Co. Cockspar,street ; 1. Ward, Middle-row, itghbern ; 1. Tutt, Royal F•xchange ; W. Clarke, Borough. -”reet ; and by J. Harris, SUCCCSSOr to Mrs. L. New trY,lioisseller, at 1 4.C:oilier of Lut.l4ate.strect. Ir.- 4 1 Tr - t -47 I-% S: P . '''''''i t‘ p--1 g,t.; , . -..2.,_4 „„. ........ Si] 7 L.T R DA Y, NEW ROOMS, HANOVER-SQUARE. AfER. BARTLEMAN- nio%t respraf.llliy nc- IVI qua i n ts the Nobility, Gentry , and his F riend s in .ge neral, that his ANNUAL CONCERT will be,perforrned on FRIDAY NE/cT, the ist of June. The Performance will be on the same grand Sealeas heretofore. ACT I. Grand Overture—Haydn. ' Glee, In the merry month of May—Dr. Cooke. Song, Mr. BARTLEMAN, .0 Lord! have mercy upon me—Pergolesi. Quartet and Chorus, - Sing unto God—Dr. Croft. Favourite New Glee," Donald," harmonized by Mr. Greato- rex. New Duet, Mr. HARRISON and Mr. BARTLEMAN— Dr. Callcott. Fourth Concerto (Violino Obligato Mr. F. Cramer)—Mar. tini. Scena, Mrs. BILLINGTON; Berenice ovesei—jomelli. Air, Mr. HARRISON, March and Grand Chorus, Glory to God—Handel. ACT 11. OVerture to I phigenia—G luck. New Glee, Domestic Peace—Horsley. New Song, Mr. HARRISON, Gentle Lyre—Horsley. Duet and Chorus, Fear no danger—Purcell. Song, Mr. BA RTI,,E MA N, Angel of Life—Dr. Callcott. Cc-ttZ:erto French Ho: Mess. P ETR I D FS— , Petrides. Celebrated Cantata, Mrs. BILLINGToN, From rosy t'urcell. urcel Grand Chorus, Gird on thy Sword—Handel. A List of the principal Vocal and Instrumental Perfomers has been already published. Leader of the Band (which will be numerous and complete), Mr. F. CRAMFR. Organ and Grand Piano Forte, Mi. GR EAT ORE X . The Chorusses 'will be supported by the Young Gen tlerrien of St. Paul's Cathedral,7 and Wesrthinster Abbey, and the Performers belonging to the Ancieis and Vocal COll. certs. • • Tickets, Half-a-Guinea each, to be had of Mr. l3artleman, No. 9, Golden-square ; also at the Music Shops of Messrs. Birchall, and Clements and Co. *** No niore Tickets will be issued than the Room can well accommodate. . . ASTLEY's, WESTM,INSTER-lIRIDC E. Under the Patronag,et , ltheir Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wah Duke of York. ON MONDAY MAT, May zB, and every Evening until further Notice, will be presented (741 time) an entirely new Serio-Comic Pantomime, comprehend!. ing the most txten,+ve Display of Mechanical Tricks and Changes, ever produced, the whole written and invented by Mr. BKADWLLL, caked BONAFAI'3O ; Or, HARLEQUIN KING OF EPIRUS. In the course of which, Eigi►tccn entirely new Scenes will he displayed, introclueing a routine of uncommon whimsical A ventures oi the motley Hero. ' Tnc fantomime to conclude in the PAVILION of EN- ,CHANTMENT. Precedi4 tne above, also 7th time, an entirely new Comic Ballet of Action,- co.npo.;ed by Mr. GOURIET, called NOC I URN AL REVELS. - . In the course of the Evening, Mrs. HERBERT will sing an entirely New Song, written and composed by Mr. Cecil Pitt, called " Spelling and Putting together." Several FEATS of HORSEMANSFIIP. The whole to conclude with (never performed) an entirely New HiStorical National Spedacle, called I SiiiB or, The SPANISH ARMADA. Principal Charaders : ENGLISH. - Queen Elizabeth, Mrs. WALLACK ; Earl of Essex, Mr. FISHER; Eari , of Lerx..Stet,- Mr. ' 1 ;;AYI:Ot ' • Anficees of State, Messrs. PINCO TT and DUBOIS ; Lord Mayor of London, Mr. MORRISON ; . • - Admiral Drake, Mr. ROBERTS ;. - Admiral Howard, Mr. LA TO IS F. ; Tom Hatchway, Mr. jOHANNOT.; a Mldships, Mr. THO RP E ; Ben Capstan, Mr. COSG ROVE '; Old Oliver, Mr. DECASTRO • Page, Mrs. BROAD. Mary, Mrs. TIE R'BERT ; And Little Ben, Miss FISHER. SPANIARDS. Philip of Spain, Mr.. MERC E ROT ; Duke of Medina, 'Mr. BOULANGE ; Officers of State, Messrs. MARQUI, POYNTON, and BANKS ' - Abbots, Messrs. PORTER and LINK ; English and Spanish Soldiers, English and Spanish Sailors, Danfers, Pages, Attendants, &C. &c. In the course of ie Spedacle, will be portrayed, a grand Variety of Scenery, of which the following is the most striking : —The Spanish Hall of Audience--A Street in Spain—Cadiz, and a Panorama: View of the Spanish Fleet—The Tower of London—Anti and Presence Cham bers in England—An English Street in old Times:—A Pa norama View of Tilbury_ Fort, and British Camp rear Gravesend—Queen Elizabeth's Arrival, preceded by her Officers of State, in grancl. Procession, on Horseback — Exterior of Elizabeth's Palace -and lastly; fr The Two Fleets in real Action, pourtraying an exact Representation of that beautiful Picture painted by Mr. De Loutherbourg, on the memorable destrudion of the Armada! The Spectacle produced by, and under the immediate Di . redion of Mr ASTLEY, jun. The Songs, Duets, Recitative, &c. written by Mr. UPTON. Doors to be_opiened at Half past Five, to begin at Hall past Six 0' Clock. Box*. Second Price 2s.—Pit as. Second Price is.— •Gallery is. Second Price 6d. Second Price to continence at Half past Eight o'Clock precisely. Places to be taken of Mrs. Connell, at the'Box-Office, tVestininster-bridge, front Ten till Three o'Clock. rr HE following is a Copy of a Letter addressed to the Chevalier RUSPINI by Sir TAMES NOR CLIFF INNES, which, with the permission of that Gen tleman, is subMitted to the Public, as it contains: a striking proof of the Efficacy attendant on the Chevalier's mode of treating the Teeth. " If the Chevalier Ruspini is at home, Sir Tames Norcliff Innes will call on him at Twelve o'Clock, to shew.the Che valier and his Son a Tooth MI, Ruspini filled for Sir lames in she year 1756, at Leyden. It is a curiosity' to see one SO, long preserved, and shews the utility of a good Dentist, which the Chevalier's Son may see if he is at home. 'Sir lames is sixty-eight, and this is the only Tooth remaining of the large Double Teeth. This is a proof of what may he done, if ap plication is made in due season. Sir James desires .to add, that five of his Double Teeth.which are gone, had been filled by approved Dentists. " J. N. INNES." No. 4S, Haymarket, May tom, 1804. NEW INVENTED HATS. TN consequence of the very great complaint of late, of the bad quality of Hats, it has induced Mr. HARE, of No. 71, Strand, who has resided there these Zo years, to try the experiment of mixing Moles' Fur with Bea. ver, and which he has found to answer hiS most ardent expec tations, not only for their durability, which, on trial, will be found to wear out near two such Hats as are made in the usual way, the Mole Fur making than so-much finer, and of a closer texture than the various coarse Furs that are usually made use of in the Manufacturing of Hats ; and, .with other good qualities, the Fur will not come off; which has been so much complained of of late, as well as their takiDg a most beautiful Black, which 'will retain their colour and' being the MAmulatturer of his own Hats, he sells them at the low price 11.. 35. Stamps included. - Liktwise a variety of A rm y and Na?ats,- Folding ditto, Patent Silk_ Hats,_ Li v ery Hats, and Ladies and Childrens' Hats, elegantly trimme d. N. B. Worthy the attention ofMerchants for Exportation. 4- - .„.* Mole Skins bought in any quantity. • Letters (post-Pala); respecting Aluk Skins, wily at tended to. . . • . ,„„ T ,) MAY 26, 1804. MR. SI DDONS's NOVEL. This Day was published, . T%rec Volumes, price 13s.'6d. in boards, , V m OUS POVERTY. By HENRY SIDDONS; Esq. . ,Of the Theatre- Royal, CoYent-Garden. Printed for Richard Phillips , No. 71, St. Paul's Church y:i rd, and to be had of all Booksellers. This Day was published, price 4s. in boards, • MHE INVALID: Being an Illnsteation of the obvious Means of enjoying HEALTH. and LUN G LIFE. By a NONAGENARIAN, Editor of the Spiritual Quixote, Coluniella, Euphrosyne,&c. To which are added, A Translation from the Greek of the Pythagorean " Golden Verses," and other Poen - is. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Patills Church, yard ; sold by the Booksellers in Bath, and by all other BOA. sellers. Of whom may be had; Dr. Beddoes's Popular Essays en Preventive Medic►ne, in 3 vols. price 245. in boards. THE WATERING PLACES for 1804.; This Day was published, Prlee I^.S. in boards, 13s. half: bound, ori3s. 6d. in calf, gilt, in One very thick and closely tired Volume, illustrated with nearly Seventy Mans . THE GUIDE to all the WATERING and SEA-BATHING PLACES in ENGLAND ar.d WALES, for 1804, consisting of accurate and circumstantial Descriptions of every Place of fashionable.R eitdtt; and of the Curiostties and Scenery in their Environs; with an Itinerary of the Roads to and from each Place. By the EDITOR of the PICTURE of LONDON. This Work is so we! /known, and has ben so universally approved of tbr its Completeness and Accuracy, that any further Description of its Contents, or any Observations on its Merits and Utility, would be superfluous. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 7i, St. Paul's Church yard, and to be had of all:Booksellers, particularly of those who reside at the respe&ive Sea-bathing and Watering Places. Of whom may also be had, The Pidti+e . of London, for 450.4, by the same Editor, price ss. bound in red: - • This Day was published, price 7s. in,boards, MEMOMS- on RESPIRATION, tiy. LAZA- R tth SP A L LAN ZA N I, edited from the unpublished Manuscripts of the Author, by 10 RN SEN EBIO R, Mem ber of several Literary 'Societies and Academies, Correspon dent Member of the National Institute, and Librarian at Geneva. Printed for G. and 1. Robinson, Paternoster-row. OCTAVO EDITION. - This Day was published, Handsomely printed in Eight Vols. on a fine Demy Paper, price in boards at. 16s. and a few Copies on a superfine Royal Paper - price in boards 41. 4s. a New Edition of T" WORKS of the Right Hon. EDMUND BURKE. Printed for F. C. and I. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard; sold-also by j. Hatchard, No. i9o, Picca dilly. N. B. A Fourth Volume, to complete the Quarto Edi tion, may be had in boards, price 11. i (s. 64. This Day was published, HandsoMely printed on a fine paper, in Two Volumes, Odavo, pride 18s. in hoards, k SYSTEM of THEORE FICAL and ?RAC _ TX. Ticm, CHEMISTRY, with Plates. By FREDERICK ACCUM, Chemical Operator in the Royal Institution of Great Britain. Printed for the Author, 'No. It, Old Compton-street, Soho; and G.'Kearslcv, Fleet-street. few Copes are priited on paper made of Straw only ; to be had ;,,of the. Publisher, price 11. 4s. in boards. POSTHUMOUS WORK OF THE CELEBRATED LEE LEWES. This Day was published, Embellished with an Elegant Portrait the Author, price 4s. hoards, rOIVIIC SKETCHES • or, the COMEDIAN his • , Vme Own Mt NAG ER • written and selected for the Benefit of Actors, England, Ireland, Scotland, and America. In scribed to Performers in general. By CHARLES LEE LEWES, Comedian. The Materials for this Work were originally colleled for the East Indies, but owing to some circumstances, which are .now first Made public' from original documents, they were never applied thus. Besides a deal of facetiousness, and sketches truly comic, they contain a number of entirely new Anecdotes, relating to Lord Orrerv, Garrick, Smith, Hogarch, Quick, Foote, Mossop, &c. &c. To Theatrical Amateurs, a nd Professional Gentlemen, it may be strongly recommended, as containing a store from whence they May derive much utility and amusement. A LIFE of LEE LE WES is prefixed, and some Original Letters which passed between him and the British Govern ment in India, on his arrival at Bengal, in s7lB. Printed fur H. D. Symolids, - No. zo, Paternoster-row. RHEUATISMS, Palsies, and Gouty Affec- M tions, with their usual concomitants, Spasm, or fly ing_ Pains, Flatulency, Indigestion, and general - Debility, (originating in whatever source), are relieved and frequently cured by WHITEHEAD's ESSENC'E. of -MUSTARIS LLS, after every other means had failed. The ILUID ESSENCE of MUSTARD (used with the Pil)s in those Complaints where necessary), is perhaps the most active, penetrating, and effectual Remedy in the workl, curing the severest SP RAINS and BRUISES, in less than half the time usually taken by Opodeldock, A rquebusade, or any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and it used immediately' after any accident, it prevents the part turning black. It is prepared and sold 'at as. 9ci. each box or bottle, by R. Johnstou, Appthecary, No.. ts, Greek-street, Soho, London. A CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. TROTTER'S 6itif;',N 7 rAl DENTIFRICE, or ASIA- - TIC Toom-rowDER. WHEREAS several Compositions, both in Town ,and Country, have been vended, to the great detriment of those who use them, Mrs. Trotter feels it her duty to caution the Public to be particular of who'll they purchase the above Article, which they may rely on getting genuine at her Warehouse, or from those whose Names arc inserted in her Advertisements. For above these twenty years it having been held in the highest estimation by every description of people, precludes all paneg) ric. Those who have not tried this excellent Dentifrice, will find a single box a sufficient quantity to ascertain its "effi cacy and virtues,. its excellencies being acknowledged by the most respeCtable Medical Authorities, used by many, and recomended. The Powder cleanses and beautifies tne Teeth, sweetens the breath, possesses. no acid that can corrode the enamel, puts a beautiful polish on the Teeth, and is extremely safe in its use. From its astringency it strengthens the gums, eradicates the.scurvy ( which often proves the destiudion of a whole set of Teeth), pre serves sound 'Teeth .from decay, secures decayed "teeth trom becoming worse,. fastens those which are loose, and proves the happy means of preventing their being draWn. But what has enhanced it in the estimation of those 'Ladies and Gentlemen who have been in the habit of using it; is, that-,it preVents the return of the Tooth-Aeb, with which, before that.period, the , iliad been violently afflicted. Like wise a TIN CT U E, winch possesses the power of easing the most violent Tooth-Ach. —Powder As. gd. a box, and Tinqure, ditto. Brushes ts:.each. • • • Soul, wholesale .ind, retail, by the Proprietor, No. 3, Beaufort- bUilding . s„ Strand ; and, by appointment, at most of the Wholesale t'erfuniers in London, and out of rown, as, "/Ir. Silinnen; Portsmouto ' and Belam, ditto ;. Mr. Rich zrits, P m lyouth s; Shearciift and Prosser, Bristol ; Mr. Vine, Bath ; Ntr. Thoinpson, of Wight; Cove, Nottingham; Mr. Pollctt, , Colchester ; Oxford. — Sold also in every capital Town throughout England. **' 'los': to 4sk fur Trotter- , her haiuc riritwo Qll the Stamps. (T fiRICE sixi,trtcz. OFFICE OF ORDNANC4,, .41. Ty 22, * 14.04 TFIE. PRINCIPA.i.OFFICRRS of HIS MA. YESTY'3 ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, ThaP Proposals will he received at their Ogee in St. Margaret's-street; Westminster, on or before Thursday the Lith day of tine from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of COPPERSMITHS' iIRTiCLES, upon COntraa, for the Ser vice of this Department. _ Pui:thrr par,"rulart; together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contraß, may be : known upon application at the S'ecretaT's Office; in St. Ma-garcei-striet, any d.y letween the hours of • and Pour o'Clock, v)here th¢ Propsah are to be delivered, sea.;,l up and !narked on the Outside; " Proposais fur the Supply of Coppersmiths' Artfcie;," bnt no Proporal,can be admitted after the said Lith day of Nue.. Or:ter if the Briiird, CAEO 7 , Secreta;;i) anj HF.N, Profession . dl• Men of Education ßesponsibty dev tte fr om :he general S.vsteni W • •ili • the selection of a peculiar branch, the sanction pliong con tinued success is tne best critehon of superiority. Eight years have I devoted my practice- to the exclusive treatment of Three 1 >is,:rd&s, and the successful result of my plan gives me additional ardor to oppose, as tar as I am able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the most Important in the Cataloglie of Human Infirmities. After initiation, into every I3fanch, as - an Army Surgeon. I formed awiati at an early period of PraCtice to rescue in dividuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or The equally dangerous precipitancy of general Practitioners. The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which I haVe voted my attention, comprise every species of VENE REAL INFECTION, -whether of a recent or lohg ration: telly, All kinds of debility, wrietir.:r arising from the habits of school -boys, or. the indulgen._es of mature age : And, lastly, t .tat detingeinent of the system in wo men which is called I3ARRENNF.SS, or ST EkiLiTY. Numerous Diseases are- tier result of ignorance, or haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea; and it not tat frequently happens that the seeds of Life are poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded hour..--Ny a superior me thod such Complaints are easily cured; and, even where others have faded, I trust that I may presume to offet a radical re.:establishment. Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress in this disorder, compared with the calathitous situations of Men, who, from an "indulgence in' a solitary vice, or the prevalent -gaieties of it •fashionable life, acquire .t hat state of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. . Where the unhappy =truer broods over his misery, bitt carefully conceals nis misfortune, it may be some conso. • lation for him to know, that although it be an obje:t of doubt or uncertainty with other Praditioners, the reince.al of these Deficiencies by the gradUal progress of Renova tion, is the acquirement of sny Experience. If the rites el pacchus or Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour, much .anxiety wilt he prevented by an early Counterac tion of this languid State ; and in these cases, no great difficulty will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years existed, a prophet perseverance is indispensably requisite to revive the slum bering Sparks of Lite, and to re-animate the Constitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been disappointed in their expectations of a Family, may be assured, that] Most instances, such deleds are curable by Medical skill. The seeresy which is so essential to. My. undertaking, and the qualifications which I have presumed to state, foim the basis of my pretensions, and in coincidence w ith such .this intimation is given, that" Mr. Circe may be consulted gersonaiiv , or by Letters (incicsing a small 'Note); at his house, No. 29, Arundel-street, Strand, riFirTanple There is an additional Entrance in Water-street, adjoining, anti the Name is tin both the doors. Martin !tree, Member of the Koval Colieee of Sureerrir, . THE CORDIAL' BALM OF GILEAD is the most absolute Remedy for such Diseases as are attended with the following Symptoms; namely, a great Straitness of the Breast, with Difficulty of Breathing, violent Palpi tations of the Heart, sudden Flashes of Heart in various Parts of the Body ; at other times a sense of cold, as if water was poured on them; flying Pains in the Arins and Limbs, -Back, and Belly, resembling those occasioned by the Gravel ; the Pulse very variable, sometimes uncommonly slow, at other times very quick, lawning, the Hiccough, frequent Sghing, and a Sense of Suffocation, - as from a Balk or Lump in the Throat; altornate Fit's of Crying, and con vulsive Laughing; the Sleep unsound, and seldom refresha ing, -and; the Patient often troubled with horrid Dreams. Much has been said, by interested individuals, against all Medicines that are advertised; but there is a very important Observation to be made reseeding the Cordial Balm of Gi lead, that, unless its operation were gentle, safe, anti effica cious, it could not have,risen to the unexampled Repute and universal Demand it has acquired ; for, as it has rarely the. great advantage of a persuasive Advocate at the ear of toe Patient, so insthing but his convietion of its virtues, by its salutary effects, can induce him to persevere; arid yet-rea sonable perseverance is certainly most requisite, to enable even the happiest Combinations of Chymicals and 4lalejajc3la to root out Chronic Diseases, and restore the Valetudinarian to Health. As the fsbove Complaints seldom come within the Obser vation of Gentlernen in the general Line of PraCtice, it is no reffettion upon their knowledge or judgment to say, that very few of them have a opportunity of that experience, which is Os- only solid foundation of Medical Fame ; whilst Dr. Solomon's very extensive Praelice, and particular at tention in these cases, enable him to afThrd that permanent relief to such unfortunate Patients, as, perhaps, they can-, • not experience under any other Physician in tlic Kin*. dom. And' it is with the greatest pleasure and satisfaction that he acknowledges the candour tout liberality of those Gen:- tlemen of.the- Faculty, who have so distinguishedly . coome nanced his china to public, approbation, as to recommend Patients to his care. Prepared by Dr. Solomon, Liverpool, in r,os. 6d. and 335. Bottles ; the latter contain tour of the former, by which the Purchaser saves os. 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