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`. ;..4 • i A i fr, fr ,. 4!: A . _ V 1; ~1* T ... •itb* ..::,........ 13 " 1 q.444...K"' i s t T.SI 0 P RICE tteXP E 24C H. 11171111321 3781.1 MO NDA Y; OCTOBER 29, 1804. tHEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ?TIMIS PRESENT EVENING, O. 29, 004, J. Their Majesties' Servants will perform a Connxiy; called THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Sir Peter Teazle, Mr MATHEWS ;. . Sir Oliver:Sorface, Mr. DOWTON ; Sir Benjamin Backbite, Mr. PALMER; • Joseph Surface, Mr. BARRY MOR E ; Charles Surface, Mr. ELIA STON ; Crabtree. Mr. SU ETT Careless, Mr. kio LLAND ; Rowley, Mr. PACKER ; Moses. Mr. WEWITZLR; • • • Trip, Mr. DE CAMP. — l.ady Teazle, Miss DUNCAN; Lily Sneerwell, Mrs. HARLOW E ; Maria, Miss BOYCE ; Mrs. Candour, Miss POPE. • In Ad 111, a Song by Mr. DI G NUM: To which will be added, THE CARAVAN; Or, THE DRIVER AND HIS DOO, Marquis of Calatrava, Mr. BA RTLEY. Don Guenci, Mr DOW lON eau " Navarre. Mr. HO LLANp 'blabbo, Mr. IiANNIST ER, jun.; Arabbo, Mr, DIG NU M; Staraltioness of Calatrava, Mts. 11. I OIIN ST ON ; Rosa, Al Ls DE CAMP. Doxes6s. Second trice Pit is. 6.1. Second Price 2S. Gallery 2s. S econ d P r i ce is. Upper Gallery ts. Second pri6 6th —No Money to be Returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Fosbrook., at the Box-Otfice, in Little Russell street. The Doors to be opened at hatflpast Five, and begin at hall past Six. Vivant iteX et Regina! Tomorrow, The Wonder r with Richard Cour de Lion. The Comedy of the Ptovok'd Husband having been on Sa turday evening received-with the highest marks of,approna ticatt and most unbounded applause, by a brilliant - and cTQWded audience, it will be repeated, for the second time thietemoe,:oe Wednesday ; Lord Townly, Mr. Pope ; Lady ' 9 waly, Miss Duncan. Atter which, first time this tea -5911$ Cinde re ll a ; the Scenery rc.painted, and the Dresses and Decorations entirely new. °ll Thursday, not ac a dd these ten peers., 'the revived Co.. nad ir y of The ' Foundling r Y o ur; Belm on t, tdr, Elliston ; rKielia t Miss Cherry (being. her third: appearance on this Stage) ; Rosetta, Mrs. lordan. Anew Comedy, in Five Ads, a new Melo-Drama, and a new Faroe, arc in rehearsal, and will.be speedily produced. SIXTH lE. • THEATIZE-ROYAL C O VENT-GARDEN. OT. MORROW EV F: T NT NG, - Ottuber 30, 1804 will he presented a New Comedy, In . Five 1l Qs, called •. 'rm . BLIND BARGAIN Or. HEAR HIM OUT. , With New Scenes and Dresses. The Cliar.iders by Mr..FAWCETT, Mr. LEWIS, Mr. FARLEY, Mr. EMERY, Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. KEMBI,E., Mr. CURTI ES, Mr. !MERLES, Mr, Al KINS, . Mrs. GIBBS, Mis; DAVENPORT, Miss DAVIES, with a ,SOng in Charaeler : (Being her Seventh Appearance oil this StageM , Mrs. EMERY. • :.The Prolope to be Spoken by Mr. MURRAY, The .Einlogue to.bt Sung by Mr. EMER.Y4 1 1 / 1 2 - .K THE BrittH-DAY Boxes 6s. Pit 3s. 6d. cmietyis:' Upper Gallery is. The Doors will be opener(lfttlill-pntt Five, and the Perk fnrmance begin at Half-pest Six. Piaces for the Dolma to be taken of Mr. Brindon, -, the box-OBiee, in Hart.strect. - " On Wednesday next swill be performed the .Ccitnic Opera The Cabinet; Prince OrLndo_, Mr. Witham.; Floret hr, Storace. To which will be added, iu the Comedy of The Will for he Deed. The Public are resin& tiny informed, that the Grand Bal let Pantomime 01 -Ray itiondand Agnes has bean some time in prepArar ioo, and will be proaticed on Monday next. . , NEW EXHIBITION. . R. W A RD, by the teeotulfrnilatiOn of his I F YI. Friends, and many AistingulAbed Ainateurs of the Qtpi t 7 A na, has been induced to . soli6tlieblic attention to'hia we et th • SI; It PEN rofc F. Y A ) 11, which, on accriunt itii, zrea tn ‘ intn;tride could nnt be a:Unitted into the.. koyal ea(let ilY• Tnis l'iclure, with a vast Multiplicity nt intim, tpvarious styles, all painted by Nlr. Ward, may now be ken i, er,' at No. Fouratreet, Oxford-mid, every dad —4ll Lieven to n'eloa,' Sinidays excepted. ' Admittance One Siiiliing., 1i.........____ SHAKSPEARE LOTTERY. MPSSRS. BOY DEL L be g leave to acqua i nt that the Publi c i n genera l , an d the i r Friends in particular, 010 Tickets far the S IiAKSP EA E LOTTERY, Price Three Guineas, with Schemes of the said Lottery, are tow read) for delivery, at the Shakspeare Gallery, Mall • at Messrs. li9ydell' s , N o . 90 , Ch eapside I and :it all the Licensed Lottery Offices in Great Britain and trcland. . MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.. A . 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No. 8 Lower 10bn-street, GlCien.square. HVAtTH Alm LONGEVITY ___ it Di. JAM.ES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. • • 0 obviate tlii Impositions which.have long been dirii Praetised in regard t o t hi s M e dici ne . a s mall attention . OA requisite ; f or as by favour of -the Commissionertot ?q r. I % ,: b lkhOl fi ce, separate Plates have been prepa . ral for the ne tt .Wriery's use; with his Naiiie engraved in the stamPsi nut ation of which w uld be a Capital (Mince, the ge ne ~ . o . th eref vreParalion may now be readily . ascertained i. it is tutu ore recommended to purchasers Alt to open any Box in o. les unless they observe the wi.Wds,' " F. N,eyrberYi 1 , 44. s!. Paul's,' printed in the stamp. .. ' • c o , e superior Eg.cellciiee of these Pills In Rheumatism! a nti I T 11 ") as well as in other Comphints to which the human //Nail liable from tile vicissitudes of our Climate , is uni ' Iti 4 1 1 :„ Ie i }' l ac . knowledge; They ar ' e .admirahlY - calculated for f or i:r. and other Disorders of the • Stomach and 13oweIa' t iil t i: 4 l - achs occasioned by Indigestion ; and for preventing Livia and A P o Plexiss, so often the, covsequence of Free ... titu t • Recourse should be had to them alter ever I ,' - x..:_ \ weil.,V 4 uPork • every slight Indisposition; and , thus . tuT , blainunown charatteristic of promoting Longevity will D. I a r criTned i, for by assisting nature in the due dlstilix . rge . i?l i . mai tun. - .lions, and by kceping the Constitut . ion. `a ) 1 ,,t , stet y..i11. Continual , rep:lir, they preserve the Body in health, ihrti:.M'ir, an 4 prevent prctnature dem. They rtquire no teniiar contineineot nor attention to f ilet. W are. 9 i!ors cto r , ki).,. Barnes ' s `Powder, No. 45, bcnise"c);(;r'. sal, only by F. Ncwhcry and• Sons, at O, w St. Paul 's, a ie__ 1 th uN to ,„ 4 ,— lies psiiie, Loottutr t suit at k)r. I ailleS $La IF TIOr: All ttl i ,i i . Ll :'lreel ;• in boats price 4s. 6d, each, Stan' p Inc 1 4 i ''' 4 iDantity 0 1 . 54 k ir one largr box. fur 11. 44, This Day was published, - By Mesirs. Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row, H° D's NEW• MILITARY FINANCE : containing the History, Pay, and Allowances of the British Army ; one small Volume, price 45. 6.1. HOOD's ELEMENTS of WAR : a New Edition, with the Plates, Words of Command. and Directions for perform ing the Manosuvres, and other Military Arrangements, con. formable to the Manners and Customs ul the British AI M ; one small Volume, price ss. Also in the Press, and will be published immediately, HOOD's Compiiement of the MANUAL, NEW PLA TOON, and LIGHT INFANTRY EXERCISE. Price ts.6(l. To the PROPRIETORS of CIRCULATING LIBRA RIES, and the MEMBERS of BOOK SOCIETIES , mR. r - in,Ltps re4rcalully invites the atten , tion of the Persons above described to the Periodical Work which he has announced for Publication on the tirii Day of November, under the title of THE 9ENI ERA'. HISTORY of MODERN and CONTEMPORARY. VOYAGES and TRAY This work will ccursist of Translations of every valuable New Wak of Voyages and Travels, published in any ofthe European Languages; and it 'will so contain original Tra vels and Tours, purchased for the Work, and Analyses of all Voyages and 'travels of merit ,published in the English Language. Such matejials will, it is obvious, constitute a Work of the highest gritefal interest ; and it is intended that the modera tion of its price shall co-operate with its amusement and in formation, In protrioting an extensive circulation. It is con ceived, indeed, that the Members of 'Book Sotieties and Circu lating Libraries, as well as evety other description or Readers, will derive as, much entertainment ,froin this Wotk, the twelve NuMbers of which will cost but Thirty Shillings per Annuin, as they will from the expenditure of twice as mauy guineas in purchasing the original Voyages and Travels. No. 7s, St. Paul's church-yard, • ()1.4, :834. CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, October 24, 1802. .POR SALE; • By Order of tit, Hon. the c.:.emtnissioners pew His Majesty'; Customs, this D'ay the 29th, TO-morrow the seth,we , lees , •• day the 3 tst of Oelober, ard' Friday the .2d of November'. 454, at :Finac o'Crock is the , Afternoun, in tho., Long Roots, Custom. House,. London,. . int - 1 E FOLLOWING GOODS, which are al. lotted in small guintities,.fa the better accoMmOda. • tion of the several Dehters, as well•as Private Persons, who ehooseve become- Purchasers, . • t• FOR.IXPOR'rATION, East India prolahited Goisds, FOR HOME CONSUMPTION. • Cambric, lkitOite,. Calico, Nankeen,. Shawls, Watches. Feathers, Silk and. Thread Lace, ditto Veils, Kerseymere, Te 4 Cotrett, Spirituous Liquors, Wine, Shrub, Sugar, Horn. Wool, Mu,it al Instruments, Vessels, Boats, Materials of Vessels, Tobacco, Snuff, Tobacco Ashes, sundry. Goods - w rough( with ; Gold, Silver, and Tinsel, to be burnt, dcta . Also such. Goods as have remained in his ,Majesty's Ware. hou:32 u months, not cleared, or the Ditties paid, viz-. • • ' Plitutes, Books, Paper, Medieino, Cotton• Wool, Scale Board, a Corrine, Pepper, Mineral. Water, .Paper Hangings, Printed Cotton, Thread Lace, Ribbon,, and sundry other Sorts. of 'Goods as Mentioned in this Catalogues, . • Clear of all . Duties. The Vessels, Boats; Materials of Vessels ' Timber, &c. to be viewed at the Tobacco Ground, war Greenland Dock, Itotherhithc t the Tobacco, Snuff: and Tobacco Ashes at Os King'n Tobacco Warebousee 7 Tower:hill ; and all the othet Goods at His ,Mejesty's Warehouse, Custom-house Lon.. don, on Friday . the • 2.6 th at Saturday the 57th of delober, 0104; fromNitie to One in the FOrenooa, and the iniornings before the Sale..., t, .„ Where,Catalogue.s will be delivered. . • N. 13• Goods bought at this Sale must be paid for on or before Wednesday, the atst ot'N.vernber, 1804, between the hours Of N in the Morning apd Three in the Afternoon, or the Deposits made. thereon will absolutely be. come forfeitW,"inci the Goods re.:iold of a future Sale. FISHEOVICK, near LITCHFIELDI STAFFORD. SHIRE, ' CAPITAL ESTATES, SUPERB MAN SIO N, I 3 XT EN S IVE MANORS, FISHERY, WOODS,,tee. ,&c. ro Be SOLD BY AUCTION, 'By Mr. ROBINS, At Carraway's' Cotfee=hOuse, E xehange- alley, London. on Thursday' the . teth of November (unless an acceptable otli:r is made before the 6th •of November), at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, HE very Capital Ind truly: rkiirable. FREE. T HOLD ESTATES, with the extensive MANORS of •T Y MORE, otherwise T I NIHO RN. ISHERWICK, an d HORTi)N, CUMBERFORD,W C; IN TON, and one- . third of the NIA NOR of PM;KINGTON, COURTS BARON, ROYALTIF.S,and MMUNITI•ES. Themuch distinguished and heauti tut SEAT, FISHfi RW CK PARK, a truly noble and elegant STONE-13U1 MANSION, with excellent t )filees ()revery description"; a spacious Mew*, with Stabling for Fifty .Horses ;' four, double Coach-Hrinses, Harness and Saddle Rooms, Carrier's Shop, and other suit able (Atka an I Servants' Rooms over. Also, PLEASURE GROUNDS, • LAWNS, SHRUB BERIES. and PLANTATIONS of tine grown Forest Trees and Shrubi, encircling a grand spactoui Piece of Water. • Including also, 4 capital K I TCH EN GARDEN, walled, Hot and Suecessoin Utilses, Green House, noble and exten sive Park of pleasing ,diveraificd Grounds, part hounded by the River Thanies, surrounded by thriving Plantations, en compassed:by part new Wall and Oak Paling. Three elegant LOLA.; ES to the Entrances , The riehole forming one of the most complete and beauti. ful Residencesin the Kingdom. At an agreeable distance is a compail FARM-HOUSE, with suitable Buildings of every description, Yards, &c. &c, and 4 most eligible FARM in hand. Also SEV ERAL CAPITA L FARMS lying contiguous io the• Park, lett to utost'respeelable Tenants, part on LeAse, the remainder at will. • , - • ELYORD and`CUMBER FORD ?OLT LS, 'with Dwell ing Houses and OntAittildings ; several well-built Houises, Cottages, &c. HO e s W.() D, in hand, upwards of 340 Acres, covered with fine thriving Oak and other Timber, a noble ornament to the Country, with an excellent I,)welling.klottlie, with Offices and Buildings, Garden, Orchards &c. commanding rich and'piaattesque . Views of the • River Trent, and the Country. The whole Estate upwards of TWO THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES. The RENTAL and E - 1 - 1 MATED VALUE near. FIVE. THOUSAND POUNDS per Annum. The Property of ,The Right lion. • Lord SPENCER STANLEY CHICHESTER. The Mansion and Farms are in complete Repair, and well Supplied with plenty of excellent Water. • C ite Estates are potticularlv well calculated fora Noble. manor Gentleman e(ishing for a soperb Residence,and to' realize Property in one of the finest Counties in the Kingdom. The Manors are abundantly stacked with Game, Field: Sports of all descriptions, excellent Roads, and in one pt the firit 'neigh botrhoOdS. The Mansion. to be viewed. with Tickets only, without which no person can be admitted , 'flue Farms and lands-may he viewed by applying at the Mansion ; or to Mr: Rieltattl Bowman, at Huddlestord, near the Mansion. Descriptive particulars may be had'. of the Premises.; at the George Litc)ifield; Hotel, Liverpool.; Ilridgeivater Aunt, Manchester ; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ; c,treen's Head, Burton ; George, Derby ; Castle, Tam worth Star, Stallard; King's Head, 'Coventry ; , Gcurgr', .Northampton ; Bush, Bristol ; White. Hart, Bath ; at Garraway's Colfze house, London. Plans of. the 'Estate may be seen, and par. t i t ulars and Tickets far viewing the Mansion may 1),.: had of T. G. Parc, Esq. Litchfield ; Messrs. Blake and White, E.- sex-street, Strand; and of Robins, Warwii,A,..itreet, G•icau-spiare, Landon. This Day was published, Price gs. in boards, PRACTICAL OBSEkVATION S concerning SEA-BATHING. To which' Ire added, Remarks on the Use of the Warm Bath. • By A. P. BUCHAN;II. D. Of the Royal Ci,ileite of PhysicXns, London. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davis, Strand. Of whom may be had, lately published, ".' t.. Domestic Medicine; or, a Treatise on the Prevention and Cure of Diseases, by RegiMen and simple Medicines. By William Buchan, M. D. Fellow of the Royal,College of Physicians. Eighteenth Edition, with consideeble Im provements and Additions by the Author, one large lig•lume, Ivo. price 95. 6d: bouhd.. a. Advice to Mothers, on the subjed of their own Heattki, and the Means of promoting the Health, Strength, and Bert:: ty of their Offspring. By the sante Author. Svo. price ds. is boards. CON.TEMPORARY BIOGRAPHY. This Day were published, in Six -Volumes Otavo, price Three Guineas in boards, enibzilklied with neary Ona , .11undred Outline furtraits, or either Volume sepawely at Hall-a- G uinciuch, U BLIC CHARACTERS of the Years '199, P Igbe, aeg, ta02.‘18,33. and 1804, consisting, of autilerttic Memoirs of nearly Three Huridred Contemporary Cliarae. ters, who have the most i%mspicaunsly distinguished them selves in the Legislature, hi the Naval and Military Service, ix the various Learned Professions, in Literature, in Science, in the useful Arts. • This Work having been published with increasing Success, and with universal approbation, during Six Years, the Editors think it unnecessary to expatiate on its Character. They shall content themselves with introducing the Opinions of the most respectable of the periodical Critics.. " This Work proceeds according to its first design, and it seem.. to improve a> it advances with time. Tile Volumes contain a considerable number of Memoirs of Persons, our Contemporaries, who figure in the Moral, the Political, arid the Scientific walks of Society. The discussion of Living Charatters is a difficult and delicate task, but in the execu tion of it, the Authors of this Work ha v e acq ui t ted theus selves with as' much success as can,rcasonably be expeCted." —Monthly Review. • •c , This Work excites much Curiosity because it professedly treats of Living Characters, and we inter that its information is 'impartial and correct. It 'is but justice to own•that we have been altogether Amused •by the Publication."---British Critic. " A spirit of candour and moderation evidently pervades die present Publication Some of the Characters are drawn with great discrimination, - and display an acuteness of powers; and a felicity of expression, not to he found in the fleeting productions of the day: le short , the Work. abounds in Aloral,and Critical Observations that evince correctness of ' judgment and delicacy of taste."—London RevieW. ...This IVork discovers respeaable Traits of discrimina tion, and has the merit of being une.ontaininated by the vim lessee of, Party.s . pirit."--,Critical " The Memoirs contained in these Volumes ate full and accurate in point of information a judicious in their Literary and Critical. strictures ; • and exhibit well drawn And appro. print Characters of their respective subjects. Thcy arts not written under the uniform iriffuence of any particular theolo. gical or political bias."—New Annual Register. . • VOL. 1. for me. The Earl of Moira. Mr. jacksop Dr. Herschel Stir fehn Sinattir - Lord Malmesbury Mr: justice Grose Mr Roscoe Dr, Joseph White. Mr. Keinhlo Earl of Liverpool, Bp. of Worcester Miss Seward Mr. Abr. Newland Earl of Buchan . ot Ireland Mr. Fox Mr. Northcote Mr. Cumberland Mr.' Pitt `.Bishop Of liandalf Sir Arch. 111. Donald Dr. Pat Win.. Mr. Henry Erskine Mrs. Siddons Lord flood ".. " Lord Charleinont Bishopof Salisbuty Sir G. L. Staunton Mr.`Grattan Lord Eldon Mr. Tho. Taylor Sir Sidney Smith Duke Of Norfolk General Melville Dr. Thu. Hawels Dilo.ToWers Bishop of London Mr. Dundas Lord Thurlow Dean Tucker . Lord Kil warden Mar . Cornw;iltit Lord Duncan Mr. qujran Dr. Priestley • Bishop of Rochester Lord Monbrxido Miss More .Mr. justice Buller Mr. D. Barrington Mr Alder. Boydell Dr. Wal,ot Dr. O'Leary Mr. D'lsraeli • Abp. of Canterbury Lord'Yelvertori Mr, D. Williams • Mr. Murphy , Mr. Isaac Corry Mr. Gil.Waketield F.arl Lord Nelson o. Dartmouth Mr. fohn Beresford Mr. ()pie M r. Bisho King pof Durham Mr. Dr. B l urh u ney n Foster Rokeby • Bp. of Winchester .. • VOL. 11. fOr deo, Earl of St. Vincent 'Sirinhn'Parnell Dr. Garnett Mr. Sheridan , Mr. Southey Lord Dillon Rey. Dr. Parr rr. Duigenan ' Lord Castlereagh -Hon. Tho. Erskine Mr. G. Ponsonby Dr. Fergusson Dr. Chas. Hutton •Mr. Granvile Sharp Mr. Hayley Lord Hawkesbury Mr. Pelham • Countess of Derby Dean Milner . , Duke of Grafton • Mr. Pratt BiSluip o f. Meath Mr.Seetetary Cooke Dr. Harlington Rev. Wm. Farish Maj,,r Cartwright Dutcheas of Gordon Sir F. bourgeois D. of Leinster Dr. Currie Duke OCR ichmond 'Mrs. .1 nclibald : Misi , LinwOod. Mrs. Abingdon Earl Fitzwilliam Mr. 'W C in. owper Mr. Sanrin William Godwin ' Lord Kenyon Dr. Samuel Arnold Rev. Mr. (Ireaves Mx—Hastings Lord Bridport M: Shield Duke of Bedford Marq.of Lausdown Sir Gorge Yonge ... ~. ,•, ~, , VOL. 111. for aor. Mr. M. Boulton Mr. fefferson ' Mr; E. Cartwright p ro k ss or rorson Mr.l.t. Waliiington Lord Grenville Mr. Pinkerton Dr. !Oho Gillies Dr. William Hawes Mr. Wilbertbrco ,Lord Hobart Mr. Ed. Randolph Mrs. C. Smith Mr.l3idlake Mr. Paul Sandloy Sir. R. Abercromby Earl of Rosslyn Mr. John Clerk_ ,, Lord Dorchester Mr. Dug. Stewart Mrs-Robinson ._ Earl Stachope Dr. Hugh Blair Di. Lettsont - .Mr. G . Colman Mr. • rry Mr, Ald. Skinner Dr.:l J. Gre pry Mr. tilin' !Muir! or. lIPTICS Anderson Duke of Bridgwater Sir % m. Beechey ranee De Bouillon Dr. William Mayor Duke of Portland ,L). of Marlborough Mr..R. Ker Porter Mr. Joseph Banks Lord justice Clerk Mr. johnThelwall Sir Peter Paiker VOL. 'iv. for 1802. Mr. Addington Colonel Despard Dr. Mitchell Sir Rich.' Hughei . Lord Sheffield Col. Tatham Lord Spencer Mr. Windham • Bishop of Lincoln Lord Alyanley Count Rumford Mrs. Cowley Mr. J. H.-Tooke Rev. T. Maurice Dr. Beattie. General Bowles General Strutt Gen. Hutchinson Marq. Townshenti Mr. Dawson li nuesMartin, hil•P • Gov. Franklin. Dr. Kennel , r. Rees Earl of Fife Mr. C. Whitefoord Mr. Arthur Young D:. Moore VOL. V. for 1893. Lord Auckland . Dr. George Hill ' Mr. H. Mackenzie Dr. Jenner Ad.Sira.eurtis o l3t. Dr. Pushy The Goldsinids . Dr. Thornton Mrs. Ildlington Dr. Vincent . Msj,-Gen.l ra Allen Mr. W rm. Hutton Lord Macartney Mr. 1. tones Dr. Wrn. iliontson Lord Harrington Pr. Trotter • Sir Wm. Ofixley Archdeacon Paley Re 4. Rd. Polvvhale Sir Francis liiirdett Admiral Roddam Mr. Harris • Mr, lames Watt Sir Rich. Will, Bt. Mr Christ: Ainsle N.tiirrer,Essq pt, P. Rev. Rowlanitliill Mr. Wm. Gitrord Lordllinto 'BiShop or Llphin Professor Carlyle ~ „ VOL. Vl.. fer `Sir Robert Poch: Marg. a Anspich 'Marg. Welle,ley Adm. Cornwallis General Duadas Bishop of Bangor Dr. "Kipling • • Mr; Gough s - D. ofigorthinither. Genera Meadows Earl of Carlisle land • M. Almon B. of Gloucester ' Gene'ral Vallancey General Simcoe Lady Hamilton - Lord Cathcart, Lord Ellenborough General Paoli Lord FraAfort M. of Buckingham Mr, Brabant" Getrral Urquhart , Earl Temple Mr. Anprstein Major Kennel lion. T., 4... renville Mr. l'ye Dr. Knox Ge viral Fawcett E. of WestmOrland bishop of Oxford D„.01 Queensberry With an Appendix, contahaingcorrettled Memoirs of,Mis Seward and the Bishop of Meath. Printed for Richard Phirlips, No. yr, St. Paul's Church, van!, and to be had of all Boi:seilerr. This Day 'was published, • gy tl. D. SytriOntis; Paternoster:row"; j. ' Strand, London; arutsold by ttAtuellers in Town fiP.-;.. Cbuntry, an entire New and linproved.F.dition, consist nig of nearly 300 p.ig:es, in ens Pocket Volume, with an elegant Portrait of the Author, price 3s. only,' of Q _ OLOMON's GUIDE to. HEALTH;: oi, Ad:. vice to both Saes M a, variety of Orrin'Altus. Tu which is added, a Dissertation_ on `tire Usi arid.-tbuse of Cold and Sea Bathing: The hidden sources of Weakness and Debility with which thousands are affiietw, are herein laid open, end the means of restoration to the blessings of Health and Sttength s i fully and .amply communicated. ~ . The Disorders peculiarly incident to the Female lea in every situation, are also expatiated upon, together with Ad vice to both Sexes, for those secret Itifirtnities of Nature which delicacy often forbids to disclose, even to the nearest- ReletiVe ; comprising a Treatise on Female Diseas,4, Nee. vacs,' Hypochondriac, Consoniptive Complaints, &c Arc.- - And as Nervous and liypecliutulrotc .C.eimplainti are much mare prevalent in Europe Minis ecnerall) imagined, attend ed with many dreadfnl tout itanitint Symptoms, which cer tainly claim ,assistance, ind'uot,--as is too ewe:rally the case, derision •o. clattempt, the'Author lass been Ares, strervive to their method' ot Cure ; and he tiattcrs iiiin4.elt, troll, toe ob servations he beatitude, that the - ores:lg is {4 good a Tiva. film on those DisenSes as any extant: • i : The tender' Vein*, by nature destined to be the preserver of the human race, is, Itas I liable to many natural intlispo.' sitions, which render het, condition truly wret.ched. anti un equal, when compared to the Male. For whauver so uation ot life she IS placed in, she seldom enjoys a perfect state of health. I I she enters into the wedded state, even from that source oli pleasure something. bitter arises ; and Piegnatiey .brings withit a train at loathing, sickness, dr,:. I t h.le re. maul single, she will scarcely oe able to *void. laoontiO under some infirmity, because she is I' a stranger to a Init. ttler's . pangs." What can be of more importance to a Female, than to be properly acquainted with every symptom to winch she is pe cultarly liable? And bow tit conduel hersele in such cir cumstances. without wounding her delicacy by t.disciosure a r her te . , rs o r b er 4prehensi ,ns, to the nide scrutiny ot prs tended iiiends ? , N. 13. The Postage of all Letters to the Doelor MO bt • paid, and cos.. 6d. •as a Fee, enclosed for Advice. The Cordial Min of Gileid, Aitti•lmpertgines, and,Ab. etergent Lotion, and ".Guide to Health,' are Sold by,Remnant, Hainburxh ; R. 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Eight years have devoteit practice to the exclusive treatment. of Three Disorders, and the successful result cif my plan gives me additional ardor to oppose, a; tar as 1 atri able, the ravages of those Complaints winch are the most imortant in the Catalogue of human forint:laic*. After initiation into every, Branch, as an . Army Sur eon, formed swish at an early period of Praetice to .rescue dividuats fro pi the ignorance. of uneducated men, ear tha equally 'dangerous precipitancy of general Praclitioners. The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which t Itaife voted my attentitih, comprise every species tit VIEIO.- P. E.AV. E.CTII)N, whether of a recent or long dit. ration 'Cully, All kinds of debility, whether arising from the habits of school -boys, or the indulgences of mature age: And, lastly, i.tat derangement of the system in wo. men which is called BA.K 'KENN Ess, or ST I LIT Y. Nurneroils Diseasifs are the result of ignorance, or haste in the treatment of a simple Conorrhcoa • and it not un frequently happens that the seeds of Lif e l are poisoned by the indiscretion of 'an unguarded hour,—ley a superior me. thod such Complaints are easily curie;} i and, even where others have I trust that I may presume to sitter a radical re,eitablishinent. Few, however, are tite cases of complicated distresr in this disorder, compared - with ttie calamitmis situations. - of Mcn, who, from an indulgeoce in se solitary -*ice, tir the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable lite, acquire that . :tarsi of Debility, which is the unavoidable const.-Tiern.e pernicious habits. ;;era theaminappy sutfnret broods-over his misery, but can:wily conceals nia inisfortime, it may serne cons°. latiort for him to know, that .although it, t an objeet of doubt or uncertainty with other 1'r:01114...U5. the removal of these Deficiencies 'by the gra.tual oro..rcss of Remove lion, is the ;,c4pureinenr of yny F vpelience. I the rites of bacchus or Velitla have began to u-duce Manly igour, mach a nxiety w'iit he Airevenr.v.i by ail early Co4lltraCr trot of this languid State ; and in these c.ites, no grind tbiticuity wilt occur. hut where this Deticiencv has for, yeari exiti9l,, a . prom peNeVcrance is indispensably •erposite to r.7. , Kvetite shim. bering :lonics of Lite, and to re-aminatt: the -Conititcition. M :tic list) W.) M g.N, who have long been diseppoihied in their cs.pzitations of A f arm' y, may he .a.sufeti, that tik tnost Utafatsm e 5 ~ susii , lated.4 are ~,rable by Medical skill. The secresy \villa n so es:en:jai fis my unocriaking. and the qualitications winch I base prei, • riled to state, tbrnu the basis of my pretenisio:•s, ill co..,ottente with such this. ititithation is given. that Nth ltree rnas consulted personally,' or by Letters iiiclostne I-rll Note), at his house. 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