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EEM EN of the 110,ROUGII of ro ;MESS, 111 the COUNTY of DEVON. . , Take' the hbeliy' of acquainting ypu that it his been tin. so . Mc time my' intention to comply with the invitation whicn I have 'received - from several respettable Eleeturs..by Ducting myself as a Candidate for Tut ness,when. ever a General leetion shall take place. I mention particularly this permit for the offer of my humble Scrices, becauSel have now the honour of, being in Parliament for a County to whiqh 1. shall evq,feet myself most highly indebted, and which I respect too much to abandon. its Ripresantation before the exPiration . Of my trust. This,consideration: alone prevents my waiting upon you, in consequence oft he vacancy occasioned b,y the death of Mr. Admus,of which l am just app'rized. Icel.ylin; on this kind nos winch nay family has formerly experienced from ihe Elcdors of Tottiess, Of winch I. trust I shall prove myself not unworthy, I have the honour to be, Gentlenien, • . YOut most obedient humble s eormt, RoaLwr SEYMOUR. ' Taliaris, Sept. 27, ;81 t. • SpR LOW HALL rARM. Near SELBY, ior the EAST R!s)iNG of the COUNTY of YORK. TO BE SOLD BY PRI VATE,CONTRAC f r, it. CAPITAL FIIEEHOLD FARM, called BARLOW HALL P 1 RM, three miles frnin Selby, in the East Riding of the County of York, containing 394 Acres oh Arable, Mead, - .w and r:asture Land, let to. r. Ed wardVare, Tenant at Will, at 6211. per Annuli), who pays the Land.tax (til; uts. 6t1.) and does•all Repairs. • For particulars apply to Messrs. Daniell and Maberley, King'*-road,,Bedford.row, London;, Mr.. Bainbridge, Aber - rind, Y orkshire ; Of Mr. Thomas Bainbridge, No. 65, Guildford-street, London, where Pla:is maybe seen NAVY 01;t1C4, • i6tgStti, Otr: sunitunt CLASS OF silitoVvitiCtiT APPREk: • VICES. , • . . Y this MAJESTY's 046's in 6.)u.scl T.; 1- , (Late(' 'lath B,:i)tecnher 1569, a pl in 91 on established at the Riiy;il Naval Collt r 4e. at Isis . Dock 'Vara dt Pulloll,oth, ftir , a i ) iiitlOß CLASS of A PPR g.NTI C Si II 1 . 1,1 Twelve Per' s ' rk. 3 sons wore admitted as Students VII the ist Do of 1 anuatit last. KENT. kEAR4AVEIcSHAM. •• 'rho FREEHOLD EST TES, • late the Piopitty of THOMAS HAtVNINS, Esq. deceased, %VILE BE SUit) BY,AUCTION, At Faversham, oh Wedoeiday, the 16ilt day vt'Otiobot next, „ . And ,it being determined that Si; more Students shall admitted, the principal Officers awl' Cominiiiioners Of Hit Majesty's Navy hereby give Notice, that the of Cenclidates will take place in His Mljesty!e I) 'ek Yard ail Portsmouth, on the 6th November twit, at 8 . •o'clock Morning, ind that such Person 'as . May be desirous of be.' coming Candidates for admissidn, are required tq send Nntice• of their intention to the Navy Board, nr the Coininissioner. rif the aforesaid Yard, on or before the itt Day of that . Month. ' . , he Candidates must be at least Fifteen, alut not Me7c than Seventeen The plan, of .Education may be obtained on appliclilon at the Navy Office, or the Office of the CummlSsioner of ::iiy of His Majesty's Dock Yards; where also Information may be obtained ; as to the nature of: the Qualifications required, of the Candidates ; the Documents they are to produce on the Day of , litanrination ; the Salaries they will be'Allowect on being admitted Students; and of the Offices to which they will. be eligible, after they have served the term of Ap. prenticeship, • • in Thice.i.ot*. LOT 1. ,- T HE spacious MANSION of NASH COURT, about 315 ACreA of ri h and productive Land: LOT' I). The - MANOR FARM. nailed STONE STILL: FARM. with the Woods and Land bpto►iging to it, compribittka.must pluperty of about 347 Acrrs ut Land. LOT 111 BRITISH PAINT MANUFAr.7TORY, at, LONDON WALL, oponsite'llethiem tli spit al. I ondo.. HEAP, .DUAABLE, sad IMPENETRABLE PAINT, - tor„ ['ark. pa Bills, : Fences, Barns, Si4nies, iltick and Plaister Fronts, Iron :nut Wood.raiiiii4, Tiles, Slates, and Weather-boanliog of .;vely Description. per cwt.. Olive Greed - 745. j Vliocolato Dark ditto 655. Lead Colour I iiv Bible ditto • 56s.Black - . sfis Red . Stone Colour . sfis. Prepared Oil, which possesses great preserving qualities, ss. per Gallon. ‘Vhite Lead, .-ias per cwt. .I..itiatti is. Fql ; and Turpentine, 75. , 6d. per ljallon. Colours Dry. round, &c. &c., , n inataenerrable Paints 'are 'ye-6.P ornamental, and being locpared lor the above description or work only, p.-ssess the it r,-;:itt'st : durability, dry vei y quick, and Cover it, stir considerably greater than any other's aints, and, in a hew niolant*, becoina so hard tis evtu to repel the aetion.tf edge tools,: which Peculiar quality - en dales mein t t roist the et teas of cnc Weather id an astonishing' degree. „In addition to thew •tdvantnes, they Win stand in the hOil est - Climarys are a Cure for the Worm arid - Dry. rot.; and Tar.! extremely easy to work, not requiring any extra trouble or pletta.ra. lion. These Paints are not . Prepired from Tar or Fish Oil. willconsist of a valuable TR ACrof very rich MARSH . LAND, in the Parish of Gravetiy, now occupied by Mr. Augustine Kemp Particulars of the above will he' published without delay, when they may be had of Mr. ‘V Munn Nlerton, of Tunsta I, near Sittingbourne, at the Skip. l'aversluni ; theKing'sflead, Clititerbury ; and of Mr. will h ties, No. t 4, Cie- IfICOOS 1 nn. London. per cwt. 565. . 565. . . Ses. AT the prk;.et!t crisis many of our moat useful M embers *re confined from their duty, sull'ering both In body and mind, Under' the 'power of that -King ot flies GOUT ;• worse still when joined by its sister, Rheu matism. It is hard to conceive. toe wasting pains and cud less,ighs, day and night, such paor staeret s endure without hope. Marty laiwur tioderohe paroxysm after another, un til wo n t out, they find reliefin death. , • ' Any sull',:rer (in this .Aay) 'be hilly sattsfied relief may he had, bv setcding for a book '(gratis) to 74„ Lcrig.aere, and 3, Shore:fitch. Yon have a long list ot patietas cured by Dr. Gardener's (91J 'l' taken even by Pregnant Ladies, &c- ; an old and safe Medicine known to t housands. CE ItTAt N DI SOMDER., Dk. FREEMAN'S GU r - r,A. SALLYVARTS. MIIENiOne . of this li:fallible Meditine has been, so r inpg proved,, that . nothing of the present day can bear, a comp‘otion with it, in all the ilifiLrent - stages of a certain rrPrSeaSer, which it elreetually.cures, and erailiCatci tromtltobahlt, without vxeitinkthe painful feelings end' et4' posure-tivt at tends.SaliVittim, without debilitating the Con. stitution in any clegree,'. or even requiriil tontine rent frqtri. business,' dr! restrittion of dieL The radical'virtites of dicks inestimable Drops , haNie proved their claim to-public appro., b.ation, tor gorgo,than thirty yeti's. l n.al l the debility at bntli ScAes they grove a never.holing Itemorative, whether the debility is produced by too free .use - or Mercury, by illieit • pleasures, or the etreels of a warm climate. To. Travellers} and tht.oc going sornid, they cannot he recommended 'too strongly—as they ,will receive a sale, irteity, and r;Thiip;erl Cure, in' all otrtionbborit (;feet;. and every Weakness that altCas the Madder . and Owns ut tit hue By Its ittkatle roily Women have bccomei'Vlotherj, wholor ma ,v years 144 been deprived of that happiness. . • , Sold, w',:01 , ...5a1e aOd'tetail, at r. nut No. 4, C11,...4:i; side, corner of l'aternoster.roW ; titian% and Sharp. Voris. mouth; Weston, Mallory, . anti Alinutt, l'ortsca Cargil, .Stnith, Scott, and Manderstone, dinbargli ; Pecis and Russ, ; flux land ant Reyilon, i'lyntiath ; Knott and i..loyl,l3irmingham i Billings and-Lola:airy, ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester ' • "lsrewnian,* t.xeter ter, qlasgriwi ~and retail by most Country Medicine Venders, in ltottles as s cid. each, with arrtrtte . .. ~,TUHEA.i.kt ROYAL, COVENI"..G . ARDEIV. ..... ri M°NDAY,EVENING, 0.1. 14, will ' r bE 3 ' Perlonntd, the Tragedy of - • . ' OTHELLO THE MOOR OF VENICE. omen() Mr. YOUNG ; • • ' . Cabsi(!, 'Mt:BRUNTON ; lago, Mr. C. K EMBLE ; 'notterige, Mr. FA IVA Y ; 15esd•inona, Nits. H. 101-IN ST ON ; Eibi:ia, Mrs. I'UW ELL. 1. 0 which will he art le.l. the Pantomime of HARLEQIIIN AND ASNIODEL; S ; ~.fri Or, c UPI I ) tiN CRU TCHES. . Do n Cle +t Ovettote,and Music composed by Mr, olas Zambuilo Mr. BOLOGNA. jun. ; I • hon ein. o ~‘ !y arn , Mr. NORMAN ; T he IN, Ductal; Mr. GRI MA LDI ; - Asmoileus, Master CIIAPM A N ; !Yonne' Seraphitta; Mrs. PI N.corr. tit fAr re, t itx i .,,jite lSoxi!s.r o he, taken 'of Mr. Brandon, at the Tho s; ,'" e, in ti.trt.,,trert." Ittia will+. opened it Half-past .Five, and th 2 Pl*)' L.tlialt-Nst ~, • .„! 11,7,111. Seeonri•priecEs. 6d • —rit 3S 6d. Setond.pr_i c ee . N(l.l,7iternzs• SeCond,price Lt,--1-*Peet (-41-Icr Y i " 0,1,r . „ On tt tle4l A l' , Pizarro, ; . pro d h Spoilid Child• ,0 a • 114 1,,e.'11,e04, Win be ucid (t.'n* O h W firj;tictisr-ni,v,4 Tribtitj'lc" I),;llP4p.'6}lect Xarn tChat kit. ; orr , - • 1%, i) ; ,with ilie,:l Life Below Stairs. ~14$4;etif,o,,iiiire ,e'hok- tiiiiii, infoi , ,,,d;_th4t shakspeare's .int A.t,tinrc Ihe w inter7l, Tale, ,and. c:°ri"litii".*;' i lthi, 47,1,43'14 ve nieV -I Prese,v e d, are in preparation, and t ," 4 11,17.ff'! will ea in those piece.. t ;le' qharaeters of t 4a wine, v olumnia, and Bel videra. ll lSp eci4' , ... ' lath . re of saver,,, ni • Foreieners of Uistinetion. k()Y4I, ,N.l'llS. ASTiLEY'S I:II,NEFIT, -.. "Pill I HE Al'k F', AS rIXY , S, WES i li k i tr , , :.1 I NST LR.II RI liG F., . . the Imtnedi .1 ' P. ''. R( 3 4'll IJ iglinesses the VI1) .. L .11(nn., :: i.: IL r J' . l t , I tnt itsei air - , i i)i.:iti.. of Yoax. FIS ' ni,, * ASTLEY bers ittost,respicrilully to: :+n• 1 ) -•,i'''le, that ner II I' /1 . " 1 2 1 -1 * will t ,ke pl,.ce on \ion-. t ' r l'u t- d l i t h. When . she . soi , er';;l•c, Annual Patronage or h rallt 4'1,150'4114 Public to . ,;Zinl;3;l'., trtlalli4.4 that her c01 .. 17 !,,,trY ttßiil;TroillO exertioi In h . ,: r ilrOfesswilat du, t ! s e - " s titt lit; f :' 44 ritg the present seac l on ~, v iril lin "le- til , C4a , tl oc r . 444,4 c}:cibLitiikoatioo of thr , se fa ecurs which (in stnn.ar., I,AI 11,1, 1 l as qVti had the liortoti r to ex wrienco Wti o ,,:y 4 t Six pr ,, cisely, by mo s t F art iC o lar Desire, a 11,11 et tit . :tiott; called ' 1 0 6 t \,,,. ft LISBON.; - . cpA/11. v iith t i, it ii 1...A14. i:, iN . v. iicr.yciAli.,.i's.7l).- ,,,c, - sh,„;ing 4 h it, • 'tcllt•y. taKen tr,rn correct ... , rawt ~, ii cit out. PI , "%t i 11 4, L. Itintiop of th e AiVid 4;101.5it' YCgil /fi t , '`. &c, , . ~....A',.. ZliP t tlitl, , 7 q'pettiCle. Of 4 41 . 1," lite popular er,„(l , E q ueorian -, , ir " &NT S MtACF NI ' IND THE N 0 4 1 .44 , .4 I I , .. P t i r ~ . MOOII. • . Alit '.('11,14,•.., , 1 " ki •sTLE v. w , . rlklers hy Mr an , rg• ''' , ~,ONE-s;. 4411e:tine •• Village Maid," by f‘tr• I • Cri-.IITRIAN EXERCISES, ... iiv 'l' 40c o ~ - 0/rive celcbrated ljorsenten, A nelUde ~.t. • ' • . , ; me calk.. . 1 ,,,i,u, a new Lonne 1 antrim . ~ C: 4 FAIRY (*.THE OA . K. rl 111ARLI 0 - 'l\l'' REI.ATI A. h 4c e , tph ~ ~ s - ••,„____4ll•l4st real 1 Ei' o t ktit I , t . n tit •' I T • hree —Second-ptic at t . ~. , . Iklesi.' '. % • 1, l'uliA:41:101\1, COuDLI.ICK Sr. ea 'es , - Co: r 1 ~. 1 4 1t Y,c0 Y ,, I ;,,' t i c i 'lo the Public, will be 411 dinwn 44 of liiT 4 "'lir 43,v,0 TiAes, that the ' STATE 1.01 . MO NT if. li o , P ItEENT PRICE. ci .1041 ,Cis; 19 1 213 ~s. : le r ' • CIO 5 ; Di Eighth - • ' ~,, • 4 , 7 o ile ' . . 1(4, 1 KEi s 54 o I Sixteenth •• • RICHARD IL, L .QO I , and SHARES are Selling by - 4,'l'htfl .." I •LICK „, 1 , otrwes, the Lorne . , n I , lif ixs et, 1 . 4 • ..u.. at t , “.... 11, _,_ _ Kin 4,4 mews, leti t A cr o4 , .► , fnh, 11, and Ltd h 1 1‘ , „ , t .y, 411 . Lot. t ht ' th elk: 1:k he p resent Alla ilib 3 l' Id " t,OOO ..,.. 1 -... - ' s g o l f .. 42. 0 4. 1 7 Prl;ett of • 4 - 0 , .""" 5 -----°f . —...2.- . rit,,iit)( ) ,,,, , ~c ky;DETL L .;'.c: AND IVA LKING SI - It • --„• ri , i-..,,, , .t 4, No, '''IEN will titicLat NV, L. Willurl b L eis ; ktile witA(,ii:l2, Cheapside, an Article uncqualled' can hokkhatt :'"ing, in such ,a manner, that the wet will ti,.,.tni,,i,. taween the - Up ers and Soles. One trial . in ' 44 ilit` s uleri, , P en •rally WWI, b , " i ll ,of v., , it% over those g enerally 'far, "nd keeping the leer dry. . II 'lctet'v , lopostie Bread; st teet • 1:1tP(11 - 7 . '",..,....,„„..i'l , — .ksi,,,,"l(;A I: 'W ATE R. HUMP Si`nitbrs C L OAK. Itheillit Ni':: 111 ) And SEIIJ KANT..,l‘,.lo3'llieltiiir2rhis RoYal 111,11:44 t tl - t lt.l i t i l i t s 'l t erPi W i ! t e . r. 1).119...!--...C-$!, o ak - and Cumber r I,4frallt Ill' %)si.esf(Nrnt' Puk° °I i se ' h g experience tt .t - 4 p r 11 1 th e N„, ~ °Phi*, 4 . :ii . G laucester have. t!ie hob v. N 1 ,4 1 4 e(1 thi Liiil4 and ci , etitry, too etr ble to the heaviest t ocil. , Or ifiu ,s.Artkle pettedly unveil- - -- 1 ~ con t, it iy re tleletLcc .leilgth of time, they arc m'" .- 1. bei,,g ; 1 0 tt ' 14 .1' 19 ()them eciing on. Foreign ervii. , and, town 411 4 v titi„,ll:.: tw,,e,,irti, la se p — up in a sniall compass , I 6 ii , iws tlkoiell';','t o nly of PI . fp d and §erieaßt,,,,Mcanu.addrit % tr .4, ki'4l,rietqrs (stuamsp r •LE with their - na mes ant i ,I,4ampt,nt- Itt, tittl4l4l;l4,ire,:t. St. lait% es's, and No . . 4. ScHl' . .—.............. kV ./ . L.. I). V. 14, rit,,,llvitation ,to. YOUNG LADIES, .wham_k, it, is . ti k4. ," 4 „ 1 , left Witham parecitS or Protedor in 1..th•;1‘_!!..... %VIZI% P:1,1'43 and Property in the Hands of ,Sfagt•:i 4 47' 4 - A r t"i tr 1 yl,O those Or it ' are ex Pm"' them to lii44*. th,i'Kplia, uncles 'Or C uardiati 3, wises wi ,. ....: ) t r .I. _ _____. to the peevish A "i11,,,1,4441itt0n Perions they cari never iovt. I arMu kft • %II C : h. iilhi 4 (..tntle . is Nmtle ano 4 i k ' 1 M in . ri.l4n of respedahility, 'w o h? ~_ k '.. good uisposittort ! W 4 Nem ka rt nets, possesses a indd irh.! g oid a c, years Iltr, lio,„„Wledgeamt experience umtuithaerweoro.4; ltillveoitilates -fltiiiLltri'i','es some real ProperlYi l itE th ir NCi i ~Ve t o • 9sl returned frit)) abroad, w"lrewhich he 1 .),.. 10 1tt e 1',91 V rials and Troubles of Wa:; ,.e o b - sictesis y i no4us to l l ; 1 e, 111 :Iti e I !. I,re'd, arid now wishes to enjoY ' 11 14 w i t. by the Side of 'some well,t.lis9i-th him, 4 undertake to Walk the Pathos L ife . t, t in - triry b iii'ti st,ahe assured that She W'lt meet in the Advettise t r t lit' 4 ild - '' lr to all Sorts of ' Vice, and •XP 24I t h e he ' rte.. Ne t l e thi lit .i y 4 , to T rea t Men t, &c. She Whist ..Zorsess it (I)l44,4:tliktttirr, iS , 14:.ilion'alclOt eXCeL4 as . Yeari of Age, aid V . pettedly aware that Ladies in _g_er ts er i s ie l krt6,ll:ette in a kl e lt i t s )rtof i! . M . 4 ti Il i t t et resorts' tl t u o t t :ig i ese l,l „4 at N ki bur :le!'!Z, are o ftei h t n i i r L ti e t i n n t r . sl e t :: s a papers more as a Fro-.lio7l'44,LwWltvettisee sincerely t , usts . Irat . such li i t?.i . s, o . r *" Wit over - cute their I tu:linations on t lIS Ot ..flj.,"ldthev 1 . tiarbi kiA ; I nink it worth their while to address tt . e ., Ad; l'ilker„,-". tti„ep,,,iiht-lihn with their CirClifihta4Ce s . a" S i i 1,714",4 4 01;,L 111- 11 an 0 pportun4 to' see them, 4 4 .4 kii a",4lVellielit i 0 tl ' elves or should any !Any : I '4l ili e h e Advettlier before 1"21 .. * 1 would' i in what . . p.east to address 41 41 °' " " 1 Y to ac ' . I e • it her getigral walk or „. i tt . Jtiy ev cp .., _ b. 1 41 whit t hint i iv I t 1' ~ ,y the "...": tkwat.itert„4":lm;► by att.i.nti Signeti the. Ft _.„ send him +44 4, e x l . 6te : . ywta or Sign she wishes to A o llig s, cr at Atte Ho tion, combined with the * aciaeit till) y r tti • i)` ' , i i n;AY he depended on. Two. -rtfithi‘i.ii• ties" ptilY Nnt paid to 1.. I). Y. ''' t ker". N °•`* 1 krii •'b ) d e' The, most 're flites wi l l given s 'ib ft • ' M MIDDLETON, Pot:her-Book and Black. • Lead Pencil-Maker to the King and Prince of WaleS, at tit.. Original iVlatiutattury. No.. iO., Strand, opposite Neivcastle-street, begs leave to recommend to the Public hisCLf4i I INL ll At:K. LEAD PENCI 1.5,• whose sope. nor excellence has been tUr more than fifty years universally aekii ;wteriged ; alid fur Drawing in COlours, of a lace invention. . . To distinguish his Pen cils from Counte rfeits; the mirk, which was formerly only Middleton, it now 0 E1 1)0 to N . Middleton, an.l the direction, No. 162, Snand, 'London, stamped on each .Pencil, • • • • An extensive A ssOrtment of Pocket-books and Thread . eases, elegantly mounted in gold, Silver, arid plain. • A.coMplete Assortment of 'l 4 ravelling. Writing, and Dress. lag Cases Gentlenlcit's Pocket" Commode}, containing every article for shaving and dressing; Portabla Writing and. 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In the Press,_ a nd will be ready in, a levy days, Ill( I TISIV EOG RAP HY, being a second Part of Goldsmith's ',Grikinrity, of General Geograpity treating. entirety of the. British Empire, and indispensable in every system of British By the same Author, with gaps, 44c.'35, N. H. All these Works May be had by Country Booksellers, on advantageous terms, er of ShwirNew ad, Nee, limes, Po. tertios ter.row ; also at No. 7, Illidge.street ly, and ; and of ail Ifittl the tini allexano in the purchase of quantities. • RENOVATED .11IALT11.' ITT • has been too frequently thosub;ea of just and .1, 'general reprobation, that uten destittituoftlietelements of the medical art lisve olli.lred themselves as candidates for pu titre patronage hi the professicnt bf physW. For the Purpose' of doing justice tothe t (dour studies and expeeience, anti to prevent us from Wing clasSed aipulte, those empitics whose imprudent pretensions have, unfortunately for society, . been too favourably received, we leave to shbrui ttto the libel - , I arid enlightened a faithful statement of our nqrstiitivahl.ae quirements. .=(!tet havingfeolived a regular medic l a„muca.., tion'as the, pupils of lvle,:srs. Grind:it • whuse Nantes and practice we carefully attended, 'aS prptesSors and surgeons - of the London 1 I isvit4 ; en ! i!! ri 00 rsoliies as, 4tudents in that justly ce:cbratettsellool for iriedicalAcqUire ' Merit, the Royal College of'Edinhurgli, and were intruded in the MlR:rent brandies (if Onatorny, surgery, the 'theory and i,iractice of physic, - chemistrY,•thidwifery, hotatiy, &c. &c. by those eminent professors, .Drs. Mauro, U two?, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall not 'be deemed prestimptUous in saying the:: our proficiency and ,acquiienients are not inconsiderable. Having for a ton series ' of years nude Venereal Complaints, rind the various-diseases of Debility, the particular objcetnt oiir studies and practice, !Cavil', we lt..kpe, atlowed that we have aequireet superior knowledge of their treatment and cure. in sliKlkt anti recent cases ut infection a perfect re.establislimerit is completed in the short,peri.id of two days ; and in those of the utmost veteracy, where other practitioners have failed of success, a , proper perseverance ni our plan of . treatinent ensures to the patient a sate andradical Cure. . Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the etlects of a habit long and Most unhappily pursued by the youth of tlotti sexes, there are none tnore alarming or more ulsio ; ssiog Mao those deficiencies 'arid' debiiities Which Ire. or embitter the matrimon! a. state. To such ly . ( i i m u t ' sr i l i t t it re ' must i t4e a conibtatwit ;okilow that they May now, by a. new and theile At treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, rustily, and . vigitt- . . cuts constitution. in ail- cases of (lebility, from whateief cause arising, :is well as in every species of venereal infection, we 1110 . 1A:consulted by patients of either sot with the great, cot Sec Ivey and honour. Hours oi consultation at home Own ten to three, and horn 6 in the evening till to tit night. Vatic:its in the .country ate tequested to state thu.particu. iSrsoi their case, age, and general habit of living, &c. tee. in. ...doping a remittance tor advice anti medicines, when-the same . will be given, or sent to any part of the kingcioni. 'To ensure that Seeirecy so essential to our undertaking, the postage of letters may be - 04;4..110 the account for Modicums. CU R. ltl Co. Surgeons, No, I latton-garden 4:1) - Messrs. Currie and-Co. have Certificates from 'the above respectable Protessors of London and Edinburgh, for the diligence, skill, stick Humanity, with which they per. , formed the duties assigned. them during the time they at. t.:(s10 their Led - tires and Prather. ' ADVICE. NIVHEN Men . . of Education and pro(vsgional skill use persevering endeavours:to discover the moe; safe and certain method of treating a tea; prevailing Diseases, the successful result of their experience is the best proof ot. superiority. . Messrs. GOSS and Co; Surgeons, haVe been indliced to ntake.the Curet of the hallowing the. obj Pet of:ther particuiar stiiity,.viz. a 'certain Disorder, freristent I y cot raeted in a inn. merit of autoxication,_ and its concomitants, Strieture,s and Gleets, which, by an Unproved 'plan, speedily and of cured; as also debility, - whether arising from Raceha. ;villa's I inittigenees; long residence in warns Climates . , Or a secret Solitary Vic,e, too, often unhappily pursued by the VSnitli of. hot h Sexes, in the one Causing Stet day or Barren ness, and in thp other a 11U1110futiS train of Nervous Diseases, wbelt, if not .tinsely 'remedied, :terminate in .1 rupotence and Consumption. In that distressing :state of Deliility ; ur eiency, whether the 'Consequence et sitZ. l fhatietul habits, or arising front any•other cause; by which, the' porveri of the Constitution become enfeebled, as regularly educated • Sur, Keanii of London, they otter a irm, safe, aintsiiteriy 4estota.. tint to sonod aod vigorous Health. The result of :i 'long antV'eXteilSiVe practice . has enabled t nein, by . .tt superiorniethod, to rentuve,Veiletc.il. i p ins, however inveterate or complicated, Wittiont subjectin4 the. Patient to the least restraint in diet or exercise cent cases,. where an early application is made on discovery or the I.ntettion, they frequently perform a Cure in the short space of two days. The unprecedented success Of their mode of Treatment (which has neSier been known to fait in one sill gre'iriStatice in a prathee of, t years,. during which pericad many thousand pelsoll‘ .both sexeshave beeructireil, even after irVerc and injurious methods had been pursued by other victitignera without etExt), induces theist to thus publicly . odd their advtce,; . Messrs.. GUSS and Co. exclusively professing rite cure of these particolar complaints, in order that they inay not inspaiked by a mistaken le.v, with the obloquy so justly attatihed to the ignotantlimpirie ' think it but litsrice , tat hem selves; to state, that they have been properly .eifurated kid initiated into every branch of the profession ; (cerriticates of which, from' cliMrcist hospitals, and . restimohials itinn r he' Most eminent Physicians, they have to convince any inquirer) that the•success.reatulting from their endeavours tirat them; to quit thew:l66o: ot the ~ Inseral Praetibroneri aril they 1)440411M _that their iiretei)sions t:onstit WC a fair genuti,,.or the utipteCedetsted cordidenee with which they have, by the t'eti lie;been so liberally lionouted. • Patients in the country are requesteti to state the prittictV. larsof.theit case, age, and manlier of living, ow:losing Bank Note, for . advice and medicines, and the sante Will be ter. warded to any' part of the kipigdom. G ()SS 4131 butputts,,No,i tj, Dournie-stniet, fleet. StrASL • A Gltlirll , EVENT Rik LNULANo. Her Inveterate Internal l nenty ArreateA. iMANY laWlablts aite rn pti' bloc it -rtitofore b e en Made in vain to'afrelt our Oreaf Fneati . , viz: CONSUMPTION (by Foreigners ualied Ittgiand's t'lagneht Twenty I 10 IA art 1 lit P C 110111; 11 it Yi under its annually for centuries past--a tad allowed by the facult , . What people lit general consider very lightly; common Cold and Cough, bias ussfally been the p , tinall ca sc as such, whatever trill cheek Cough e1t41 , 4;114'.. should be speedily resorted to, as it is better to prevent than . M+lUl)f N, the Proprietor o, the VE G TA . 11 E ESSENCE. for the Prevention and cu , o of Cmsunipii,mi Asihina. and OKI very many Pulmonary Connpl 104, COll%. .utso the }looping Cough. the destroyor c!ld. tifeiljecis it a ditty iltuinbeitton hith to urge t,ta Puhlie large to a pk:My iploptivll 01 it 111 crates t) . f Cuti4h, —H e liai y kept aii en U 15430115311 for the last five years, for the Ilene. fit of the l'oor, in which time he ha, had the it rarilieation to relieve „I'lirce Thousand Persons ;. and cad with say.. that it has never yet failed of giving speedy relief in Cases Cough, however severe. RECVNI CASES; From Mr. THOMAS ABBY, No. ti, Oaange-atreet, Lion-square. " Si 'feel It a dpry incumbent on me to ackhowledgo with gratitude the efficacy of your Vegetable l seance on b half or my witi, who wits .iiibCted with a periodn.al cough for ten years, which baffled :ill medical aid, and became in creasingly worse, which had reduced her to a mere shadowt till at length, in.a 'very providential way, site heakil of your inedicine r and after taking one bottle !intuit great relief, and. continuing to take it agreeably to your directions, her cough entirely left her. 1 should have wrote before {her cough i oy i ng . ti ccu removed for more than eighteen rriontlis), hot haverwaited to see if it would return ; and finding it does not. I , can no longer refrain 'returning my most gratelot thanker and may you live to witness a similor thousands of your fellow-creatures, is the sincere pr.tyrr ut, " Sir, your most 0 1 3eLlielit humble wry •I 'lllo NI AS Bar." 4 ' P. S. You may make what use of thi letter you.ittirdtt prorr, asl.ton, willing to attest to any person who way call as to what l have stated. . . 1, Orange,strcet, Red Lion.tquarri, May t,t, tBi t. Prit) Mr. I. XEMENE E, a, lust -street, (,itteen's,quilre. %. Sir—l tee! great. pleasure in ,icqoaloring you, that yotar Vegetable hs , enue alone has happily relieved trty serv4nt, Mary Clark, trout i vary trouble4oine constii ationll with which she has been afflitted, by her aecount, these l.t,t seven years. you to accept my sincere ill mks tor your generous aisistance to her, and }t you think piper to ptibln,h this Cure, 1 19:1 it, wy duty to give. my verb it tc4tito..m d ti any inquirer. I am, Sir, Your most obedient dervAnt, I:XENIIigtE.)I " East.strert, Queen.sqUare, April ti, t 8; t:" A *mall P.irnitlitet; contaiiiing , an Act-aunt of its V!rtiet; and the 'reitinionie› or nearl y hundNit.t.,a , ties am; G e.0.; 1 0 . men, of Kigli,ri.:44,tability, it>lavour„ may hait '.ir. 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Mr. True:. ntrol% ; price 6d. ; where alto , may be ttai, ‘ll4 ELICIICC it4elt, in boitlet, price each, the staiiip Ina eluded. . , • I r tliti 41 t h i s e I it ir : a ir V : 111 t e..r e toate i vwcv, I.o )4 rity, ;114) , appil mt; loneotter. tar, ett where, ii w tnichdispenwd watilliously. Any . .lu.i.itiry, not ias than three bottles, tent to ant part of the Kingdom (carriage free) upon Au inviosure lit One r 4undi